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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07
a. A LARGE STOCK OF FALL Il
WINTER GOODS, at reduced prices.

I HAVE lust received, NV entire stock Of Fall
J. and Winter Goods, and find have an unusual
heavy stock on band, IN consequence III which,
will SELL al very reduced prices. far cash persons
wishing TO supply themselves with any articles IN my
line, will find it To then interest To give me call,
as am determined 10 reduce my stock by selling at
small advance \ great portion of my Goods
were purchased before the late advance, aud prin-
cipally for cash. which Induces mo 10 believe that,
none will 20 away, dissatisfied, that may favor me
with CALI will take pleasure in exhibiting my
Goods 10 all who may wish 10 hey. The following
are only few The articles, comprising stock
Blue Black and Fancy Cord. Cloths q Eass-
neres,
Sattnetts Of all kinds very cheap
Kentucky Jeans, a handsome article FOR sentlcmeu-
wear,
Heavy Woolens for Negroes from 314 to 90 cents.
Mapped Cotton, (Wilson's.)
1.lnseys. Plain and Striped, and IL.
Blankets, Rose and Whitney, very large sizes,
DO, Dune and Twilled, cheap,
DO, do very large, Ter Tent Covers,
Crcassians, a very large stock-veiN low,
DO, Danask. new and beautiful article.
Swiss Musns. plain and figured,
Bobnet. do, PLAIN and figured,
Jackon,t Null. and Book do.
Cambrcks plain and striped,
I.accs. Footing and Edgings. good assortment.
Ribbons. large supply, some handsome,
Bonncts ofthe latest style. aud Artificial Flowers,
Furrd Hats and Caps, large assortment cheap,
Shoes. n large supply,
Genilemen's aud Ladies' Cloaks (very chcap.) to
geher with a large assortment of Groceries, besides
other article too tedious name
JANIS T.. HORNER.
r. s. ! will give liberal price for Country
Jeans, Domestic Socks and Wool
JAS. T.. HOMER
Nov. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07

M l. have Just received variety OF Ne. Books,
w NovebsAc Among thcm are
George Balcombc.
Three | ras of Momau's Lif,,
The Diary of Il Des Ennusce.
Home. OF the Iron Rule,
Visits aud Sketches, by Mrs Jameson,
Elks"atawa OF the Prophet of the West, h,
Nnginian,
Lord Roldan, by a. Cunningham.
Ilarpcrs edition Of Cal Bias, illustrated bv
Cfuikshank,
Ovid, translated, edition,
Manyat's Works complete, in volume.
Wmcrly Novels complete. IN % vols. ,elN Gle
gantly bound and fine paper
Irlns's complete works, l2vols.
Coopcr's do do % vols
Tie Laws of Etiquette.
The influence OF Mothers.
Chlld's Book of the Sabbath.
The Mother at Home,
The Child ut Home, &c. sc.
With number of other works not mention
I'd above.
Also, great stock of BLANK BOOKS. OF eve
~ description, Ut low prices.
MARTIN & LATHAM
November Is II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07
LAND EaIis ALE.

\ frrsuaucr of decree af ae-rircnii stlp tor
t!a,f a law aud clIaneeS. ior ia. lown oi
Lynohhure. ut lis October term i7:;i. in tho ease
oiJ. y J. NoR.ynolds plaintiffs against Join, T..
aud Stephen rcttow and others defendants the
undersigned, sheriff OF the comm, ut camphol will
proceed IL sell. hc prcnltsrs. liz WV al public
aneton, tot Rad, rlaurN. nu y e,lnp,ds, the 7h n
December ncNt, lie rnul nj Lard ia The haid de-
cree hea,iened, no, rented aud ~ tho pns session
u Obadiah Reed ahun, :, ,,,..e- below Gi,fi;ihtil
court honse, sing On bo, sides the main road lead
'net" hatiotir county, containing 2tO acres, more
OF loss and adjoining the land, Of German jordan
Thomas Walker and others
SNthiiLl1. hlNG. Sheriff NJ
tamrteH county,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07

C. 4 suit is now IN progress in Baltimore, in
which Mrssrs, Morris x Gin, trustees Of the de.
funct Bank OF Maryland, are plaintiffs, and b. ".
Iiewson, row of Cincinnati, and formerly Of
Lynchburg, is defendant, involving an amount al
two lnnd,ed thousand dollars Mr. IIcwson WIS
agent of Evan Poulnev, who WAS the chief pro-
prietor fthc Ban> of Maryland, when tcxplodcd
and ii is in that capacity thai he i, now sued
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07

u The postmaster at Waterlurd. IN Loodoh
county, recently rr>ieocd and the c'l'aenS nj iha'
'lllaer re- commenced his Successor IL the Post
Office prrarrcn'. But the pea>on recommended
being Wing, Ann> Kendall refused 10 give h'n'
the appointment, and wrote to II distinguished Van
Gurcn'lc, living at a considerable distance from
the place, ana having no ineres, il the office,
TO designate some suitable individual y at III"
party" 10 I'll the vacant office. The individual
written 10 -" obcpcd instructions" aud n Van bn-
reni,e was appointed The citizens of " atciiord
were highly indignant nj this contemptnous dste-
gard OF their Wishes and, in public meeting de
nonnccd the attempt 10 confer the public offices
of the country ON part, tools as reward for party
services.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07

a. The National Inclligcnccr states that the
Van Buren, majority in PennsN lvanla, at the Late
Congressional election, did not exceed 5000 votes,
and that there were 10000 votes less given than
have been polled at former elections. II this be
so. there is no cause of dependency with regard
Ia the Presidential vote Of that State. Spccnla
finn hovrypr. i, useless nov" as the vote has
been given, and we n,ay daily look for the first
results.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07

as, ssrceabl, to the interpretation gwen to thr
righ Of Instruction. hv the Van Buren, party IN
Maryland, obedience is due not 10 "A majority OF the
Voters Of county. but to majority of those vino
vote FOR the successful candidate They clai
IN h~ representatives, their respective couu-
lies. bnl ofihe party Ivy which they are elected.
They thu, oontemn the voice of amajority OF the
people. while they hypocriIically claim to be dem
ocrafs of the Jeilersonian school
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07
COM NISJCATI,D

COMMUNICATED.
At called meeting Of the Common Council OF
Lynchburg on Thursday evening, the Sd Of No
vcmber, 1896; present, ohm IIons, james W
Morgan, jesse l. Perry, Sampson Dmpud
Thomas O. Acrcc, Nathan B. Thurman, Peter
Dudley, David 6. Murrcll, and William Owens
members
Ii being announced to the Common Council Tor
the Corporation of Lynchburg, that CHRISTIE
PIER ROBERTS, highly respectable menu
Der OF the body, has tins day departed this life
aud 1t beng no less consonant to the feelings of
'lls Board, than dine TO the services, virtues and
amable qualities of the deceased, to give public
expression To the sentiments which the Board cher
lsh towards the memory OF their departed COLA
bourer and friend
BE it therefore unanimously resolved, BY the
Common Council, that they dcepl, lament the
death Of Mr.. Roberts. Ills long public service in
our Council, his modest bearing in public and in
private, his inilcxlblc integrity, and mn1inclnp
devotion 10 the principles of truth aud Justice, a
conspired 10 cndrar him in life 10 this Board, and
to his friends at large and to OF casion the profound
est regret at his sudden and unin-ly death.
BE it further resolved, that in testimony of the
high respect entcrtain, d by the Board for the
memory Of the deceased, that the members there
on the left arm for thirty days
Resolved, that tie Editors Of the newspapers
of this town be requested TO publish the foregoing
resolutions. \ Copy-Te,lr,
ID. ROBES (IE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07

NINkLE& RlMBDiGll would respectfully
- inform tlcir customers and the public eone-
rally, that they arc now opening general assod-
of Staple aud Fancy Goods. selected in the CT
ties of New YORK.. Philadelphia and Baltimore.
WHICH will be offered At prices that ,nnot iato gac
salts, "uon. Also, splendid assortment of Ladies'
Fur am, Collars and newnruff5, aud Gentlemen =
Fur Cans ron, - 30 SEQ, the finest o1,Iel
IN this market.
l'at manufactures IN all its various branches sill
carried on AT their Old stand.
November III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07
OBITUARY.

Died, in this place, on Thursday morning last,
after a short illness, CuRIsrorlitn Rournrs,
Esq. Alihongha Young man, Mr. 4. had for Sc, =
cral year, been called bv his fellow citizens to II
seat III our Common Council. lie was, indeed,
universa,, rtsuected. as man of inllc>hlc in,cg-
riiy, of allahlc mcnfsrs aud oi generous feelings,
and his death is sinccrcy 'eplored by those who
had the pleasure al his acquaintance.
-, IN the latter end Of March last, in
Texas, belwcrn the Colorado river and Peach
Bottom, JouN PoiLARp, OF Virginia, IN his ooh
year, volunteer IN the Texan army, AID for.
merry student in the West Point Acadrmv.-
The Cincinnati " hp saws" letter addressed
to j. II. G., directed To the post Office oi tins CT
", will he attended To, should the relations or
friends of Mr. Pollard require further norma-
ton"
--. on Friday Last, lirSn, DAVIS an infant
,nn III HE Roy L [, SnlLl1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07

l7,IJi do Q
Wig Counties.
22,l16 do

A majority thus obtained, should be cautious
how they exercise their ILL., gotten power-ind we
hope they will have virtue enough 10 give elect
to the voice of the people, as declared at the polls.
1t is very consistent, however, III the Enquirer 10
rejoice at the probability of Ewing defeat by an
inionitons manrnvrc, which thus pervcrts the rep
resentavc principle 10 base party purposes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07
MARYLAND

:. s''d' meeting has been held in Annapolis, Of
s''"'"s OF 'hattown and Anne Arundel county, at
which large number of the Van Burc, nar,y at
L.. resolutions were adopted, insnuc,ug Wcs-
'"''''le"m and Sprss iIlrwood, two of the
:. '"'' Electors to 90 into the Electoral College
"a "'noei"', however. whether ,l,v viii obcv-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07

LTD isteel, IN the conversation. and re-
parie'P ..ri, to Mr. Ncld's statement. Weld
'pono'' .mr exclusively 10 the abolition cause
deso'e' nsdered the great champion of tho 'nci-
md Is Gun" Nc.
" and party. or Mn Wr,,s
.,,.xent Mt tho conversation alluded 10 by
s's and believe his statement 81 fir rs
MI -" J., r.o,rd 10 the vote of the Aboinoni>is is
s rio assertion in regard To tho vote ri the
irae, ,.;,,;s,, for Mr. Van Buren,, was madr by Mr.
m ~, d. Weld, the lecturer and agent oi fe
ney Society. Icannot rccollect all who were
Noo. ,,-many Of them were strangers to me.
p,''' lars. Tappan do no, know. MIR. Weld,
,"e Mr.. Lcavi,t, and others whose names
''e MI ma, like to bring before the public without
commission, were present, and participated
."' y. conversation. Mr.. Carpenter observed at
u. ~. ,;mc that he supposed the Aholil'oni>s wrra
r.:Ia1 between the political parties Of the day
~. Weld. in reply. affirmed lhat the Abolition
,.,nld vote wilinut reference 10 their former
''',I,;ca preferences or prcniices, and support
l c,,1ilatc whom they conceived MOST "a
.,,.,,u1E TO TIE GREAT CAUSE or HUMAN RIGHTS.
H., ,n,yer.aion took place at the table, and there
..src , large number Of persons present. Mr..
WolJ also instanced SEVERAL TOWNS AND PLACES
no, had come under his personal knowledge and
.h.erya,ion. where the Abolitionists had agreed
80 ,,lc stand in favor of the Candidate n.ost Ia
yorablc TO aholitionism, &c. .-....-
OLIVER NJ. WELLS,
sc, VIM. Street, New York
Nrw York Oct. Il, 1896.
Tho characters Of these gentlemen afc beyond
.,.,;ci,u. They are fully Ia be relied upon. Can
s,n,hern men doubt "A moment, which side they
ouoh, to be found upon in this controversy!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07

o. Rev. Mr. RulIner, for some time PROT, ,or
of Languages in Washington College, Lexington, }
has been elected to the Presidency of that insi,n.
ton, 10 supply the vacancy occasioncd by Prcsi-
dent Nelhake's resignation. The College is SAID
to be now in more nouri,hng condition than il
has been for years past.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07
sIH-euS' SWrSngS Bank
\NfsIIDt+pf,

Al la NtiIBl XII
hEPOSITES OF not less in amount than five
- dollars will he receiyedby tins lnstitution and
certificates granted, payable upon ten days notice
with interest from the dat,, Il the rate of 3 per cent
per aDnum for such ma, be Withdrawn within iour
monhs-and l per cent. per annun for such
MAN tour and not exceeding six months--and 5 per
cent per aDn,nn for any time exceeding six months
Once Of the Institution four doors below the Far
mtrs' Bank.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. Prcsdt.
THOS. MCKINNEY, Treasurfr.
NJ. e. NEWlIAII., SECRETARY.
DtREcToRs;
James 7. stevens, Joshua II. Holmes.
John u. D. Payne, Robert w. Collins.
Christopher Roberts. John Mckinney.
Mn. l.. Lancaster. Caswcll Poe.
John Revely.
October: :, vificn1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07
NEXT GOVERNOR.

Various gentlemen have been spoken Of as ncs'
Cove rnor of Vrginia-Mr. Miller of Botetourt,
Mr.. Mcdowell of Rockbridgc, Judge Daniel OF
this place, Linn Banks Of Madison, p. V. Daniel
of Richmond, VIM. II. Roanc of Hanover, the
great Expungcr'' Of Goochland, 7. J. Randolph
of Albemarlc, Col Andrew Donally Of kanawha,
g.. &c. all of the party" except the last named.
But Of all the nominations that have been made,
commend us to the last which has reached u.s.
Thomas Richie. Esq. of the Richmond Enquirer,
who is put forth by the Mdrtinsburg RepujH
ran, " as gentleman cminently qualified for the
high station" and as possessing d" stronger claims
upon the democracy of the State" Mr.. r. wears
rufilc shirts, silk stocking, and pumps,) " than
any of the gentlemen mentioned" Certainly, If
claims to be estimated by Services, Mr.. Richie
is entitled to the oflicr-for who has batllcd in
the cause so Warmly, may say so ticrccly, as
he' We are decidedly in favor of him ourselves )
il, for nothing else, because we like to Editors
getting into the /" line of safe prccedcnts."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07

o. The sale OF Public Lands. nj tic Pon'o-
toe Office, Mississippi, mp to the 1otl, o'' had a
mounted 10 s526,520 The lands, it is said,
brous lit unusually good prices but we are not
told whether they were paid for in specie, or III
notes of the Decatn Bank, one Of the pets which
department.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07

Ttrmout Ssnator-Samucl Prentiss, Esq. las
been reelected L. S. Senator, from the State ~
Vermont, for six years from the 4l' o March next.
The vote stood thus For Prcntss (Nhlg) i3o,
for ". c. Bradley Van BUREN, 94-s'a'tcr'ns ~
nearly all Of which were Wing votes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07

0F@ That valuable paper the " New York Ex-
press, amaleanatcd with the" Daily Advertiser
OF the former, Mr.. Brooks, the European tourist
Is Editor Tie celebrated 40. Z. G." is tho
European Correspondent of the latter. The union
of the two Journals will doubtless greatly enhance
their value.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07

~ The Pennsyvania Sentinel proposes that
the members of ihc Cabinet shall be hereafter -
lcctcd by tho two Houses Congress, in order to
lessen the inducements to political elcctioncering.
While the change proposed nigh, be in some re-
spccts cxpedicnt, in other, it would be highly OBJ
jectionabe and we doubt whether the object
aimed nj could be thereby effected IfCongress.
at its frs, session, had'not given that unfortunate,
and, it seems 10 MS, improper construction OF the
constitution, by which the power of removal from
office was placed upon dileren, ground from the
power of appointment. the latter requiring the
concurrent action of the President and Senate,
while the former was dcvolvedupon the President
alone the evil now complained of, and which Is
not the only one that grows out of the existing sys-
tenn, would have been etlrctuav guarded a
gain-, As ii is possible 10 do 50 by any stN"'orN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07
TERRY II JOHNSON.
LIBERTY Va.


/ INFORM then friends aud the public that the are
a nov receiving. direct from Richmond, baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York, very extensive stock cf
TALr. q. vxrgrUN GOODS,
Consisting OF great variety Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Groceries of all kinds China Glass aud
Ea'ihenwarc, Hardware and Cutlery, Hats Roots
SHOES, Nc Nc which they offer on dc accommodating
terms. fhs following articles are a par OF their
stock, viz:
Extra super blue aud black Cloth.
Medium aud common do do do
Fancy coorcd do
Heavy inoair aud pilot. grey. green & brown COATING
flan rhbr and plad I asslmeres. various colors
DO do do Satincu., common 10 super6no
kcntuck, Jeans
Plain aud Plaid Velvet Ncstngs
Cashmere, Ioilincu ard Swans,lown do
Rose, Whitney. Mackiuaw aud iIullel Bed blanket,
Fancy lend and Point Blankets Tor servants
Plain and Pn,d Iinsev
Pulled linse,, superior article for servants
Nap' Cot'onS, flushings, kcneys and other coarss
Woolens
London aud Paris Prints, winter patterns
\ large s'o'h oi Ga aud "a Cucassi,ns. all colors
French, English aud Gro de Nap Mcr,po.
super Shnn Bonnet Belt aud Cap Ribbons
iauze, Ra,rce, Mandarin. tio de Mp, rhbet wool
AMI other Dress ilandkcich,cis
Worstcd, Cotton. Menno and SILK Hose
Black, white and cold Ncrino. II. s.. d Kid Gloves
Embroidered Muslin Aprons aud MARKED Muslin
tares
Painted chaIlys, bac, and colored Silks
Bonnet Nclveis, Musltns aud Camb,irs
bead and silk Rays
Iopelhc, with great ,ar,ci, OF Fancy Goods.
not mentioned. Also. very superior stock Of La
dies Walking shoes aud Slippers latest style; Sat
IN, beaycr. Silk. Florence and Tuscan Bonnsts !:
Misses ditto; t" all of which they invite the arten-
ton Of those WISHING TO purchase. and will sell Io~
for cash INTO responsible men on liberal time
WILLIAM TERRY.
/ JAMES +. JOHNSON.
nctn Al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07
TEN DOLLARS REV ARD.

S1RAIED or stolen from stable, snail
- hight bay Horse. The prominent marks winch
recollcct. white hind foot tlc ihink) star
in is forehead, hrs left eve, with marks
OF recent injury sustained from Saddle. The sum
of ten dollars will be given for his delivery IN
Lynchbug. JAMES l.. BROWN.
November 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07

The Lvnchburg Hose Company, returned 10
the Hose House. after having consigned the re-
mains of tn cir deceased fellow -mcmbcr, CHRIS
TOPPER ROBERTS, to the grave.
On motion The following Preamble aud Resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted:
The members ofthe Lynchbnrg Hose Compa-
nv. deeply sensible of the severe loss which the,
in common with their fellow -ciiizrnS, have sustained
in the death of their departed fellow -ncmber,
whose miId and unassuming manners, amiablc de-
pertinent and sterling honesty rndrarcd him to
each individual Of this Company, and whose excr-
tons have been zealously employed ia promo
ting the prosperity OF our town, IN whose Councils
he has long been active and uselnl member,
and whose loss will he felt by every portion of orr
community; DESTROYS Of paying just tribute Of
respect TO departed WORTH be it
Rtsolced, That the members Of this Company
deeply d"plore ttr loss which they have sustained
in his death.
Resoircd, That as testimony ofrcspect for the
deceased, we will wear Grape on the left arm for
the space cf thirty days.
Resoired, That we deeply s,mpahze with the
family of the deceased, in this affecting bereave-
n,enf, and that ii cops of the above Preamble and
Resolutions be transmitted to them.
Hesolred, Tia, the Editors OF newspapers IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07

~ The Maria Monk hnmbuc is still discussed
with warmth in the New York papers Rev. Mr.
Bromnlcc and others stoutly concnding for the
AUTHENTICITY of her " Awlul"DiSclosnrcs,' and
Col. Stone as earnestly denying their claim To Gre
di.lmv, and endeavorine to show that Maria
is herself no better than she should be. We
should not be surprised to sre the State OF New
York divided into the Monk and Anti Monk par
ties--the Rev. DIR. Brownlce the Guhernaoria
candidate Of the one party, aud Col. Stone Of the
other. The Anti Masonic party had somewhat
similar origin. Men. il seems, are but children
of a larger growth, and must have toys to play
with, and nuts to crack.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07

o. John d, Phrlan, Esq. of Huntsville, has
been appointed, by the President, Attorney ofthc
Northern District of Alabama, in place Of Byrd
Brandon resigned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07

IL subscriber respectfully informs the publis
l. that he is now receiving handsome assent
ment OF Barouches, Bugees, PhTtons, &c. from
the most approved Factories at the North, and has
mae late arrangements nv which he can be supplied
al any time with Family Carriages, BY The most cee-
brated manufacturers eheri Newark or New Haven.
From the very Hattering encouragement he has re-
ccned since commencing business here, (a.Va,s
selling his work iuished,) and the
unprecedented rise in the cost Of Carriages at the
North, he is determined to ester more largely into
the manufacture OF such articles. His hands are
nearly all from the North, aud. using Northern ma
tcrias he hopes to recevea liberal shave at pubic
patronage. lie is particularly well prepared for put
ting up Carriages, tcharge So for persons Io buy
al the North and ship them to this place.
All repairs done At The shortest notice.
SAMUEL AfRTS.
n. g. | wish 10 take , or bo, $, from the aye Of
10 to IS, L" learn the Coach business. Those from
the county are preferred. snd nose bat such
Of good morals need apply. "a,
October s of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07

o. The last New York papers still complain
OF a severe pressure in the money market The
hope of relief from the Treasury Department has
proved futile, as nothing that the government
could do would effect relief, but IA repeal Of the
swndling Treasury Order which has produced the
mischief: and that, it is now known, will not be
done. Wall street, it is said, is flooded with the
best notes in the city, at from to 3 per cent a
month
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07

T.. T.. BOWEN.
2 doors above Messrs. williams IL Victor,
AS just reccvcd, most splendid assortment
y French Nrrno Cloths,
English do Of every shade aud quality,
RoSclyn l'laids "a new article Tor AIDES wear
tolourcG Ilombazlncs do.
October II .iw If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07
APPRENTICES WANTED.

fINIIE subscribers wish 10 gri two BOYS Ia Tram
the Tanning and tprrvng business Bows from
the country would be preferred. The, will also
eve constant employment TO two Jonrneymcn.
POE \ RESWlCK.
OCTOBER 2 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07
.AGRICULTUKISTS' AND ME-
CHANCES

I IMPLEMENTS and Tools for ilc IN great van
I ely and Of superior quality. b,
MILLER ~ ROYtLL.
October II lw II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07

~ The Annual Meeting of the S,ockholdcr,
of the James River and kanawha Company will
take place in Richmond, Monday the 10Th of
December next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07
TO CON .i,ACTORS.

MILLER Il ROXALL have on hand Grow
WI Bars. Ames' No. SbQyes and Spades.
square Round. ScoiIop Rod and Band Iron OF all
sizes, Wheel Barrow, Tire. Shear. Cast aud Eng.
Blister Steel, Picks. Hand and Sl-d.e Hammers,
Brows's Anvils and Vices. &c.
October - 6w m