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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-15
EDwARD Anderson, Secretary.

The Whig invites US to q Convention of Editors an
by way of killing two birds with one stone proposes 10
it on the 9TH March, Washington to witness the II
augura:ion of Wing President, (eiAer White or Ha
rison.)
We hare no objection to tmc place, but suppose III
b0ot should be on the 0her ley, we presume The WING wi
have insuperahle objection TO seeing The a7cn-Mag
clan sworn into Office.
4 new Administration is always tlck!!sh period f
Editors who are in search of oice-and therefore
is be hoped tina! Of the CnnVocalI'ns OF poIt
cal Editors will avail! themselves Of that opportunity
seek any Of the leaves end fishes.
--- rO2 TIE ENC UIKER
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
The 4,h q: July was celebrated at William and MAJ
College, by the customary cerem0nia! and exercises.
The President Professors and Students being assemble
in the church, prayer was offered by Inc fresdent
The Declaration Of Independence was then read by NJ
John Speed Of the Law Glass; prcfccd by some apP:c
pirate remarks. MIR. VIM A. Christian, OF the SeElo
Classes, delivered Grafton on The Pleasures Of Me
u,ory, and Mr.. Walter D. Leake, Of the Law Glass,
OraLion the Importance OF commemorating gre7
events.
The degree of Bachelor Of Arts, was conferred on M
William 4. Christian, and the degree Of Bachelor &
Law, on Mcssrs. Walter D. Leake and John Shelton
Certificates under the College sea, of good conduc
and proficiency were delivered to the following students
tn Mr.. John l. JONES' in the Junior Moral and JUNO
Political courses.
Mir Ed Randolph, in the Junior Political course.
Elr Charles Fread in The Junior Moral and Junie
Political courses.
Mr.. John Tyler, in the Junior Moral and Junior Pc
lilical courses.
William R. Bland, in the Junior Moral and JUNO
Political courses.
Mr.. Edw. Semp!e, in the Junior Moral and JUNO
Political courses.
Mr.. Thomas Z. Cox, in the Junior Political course
MIR. Slraughan Henley in the Junior Moral course
Mr. Benz. Robinson in the Junior Moral course
MIR. Henry S. Taylor, in Chemistry and Naturu
Philosophy.
Mr.. Elias Dodson, in Moral Philosophy, Mc.aphy
sizes, Law of Nations and Natural Philosophy.
Nj. William S. Peackv, in Metaphysics.
MIR. John r. Jones, in the Junior Moral course.
Mr.. William Il. Browne, i'll Mathematics and Ma
turul Philosophy.
Mr.. Henry l3urwel!, in Natural ard National Law
70 1T,rD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-15

FORT NllrcHELL Juiy ]. 1870.
G,rHsnsn-1 have received your note inviting me,
ne name OF Musccgce Blues, IL dinner to be given
I,r a, the Columbus Hotel, on the 18th instant, and
ere. .ha. i, will not De in my power to join them on
-: occasion. Duty takes me Immediately westward
:. IN the 4h shall probably BE- Il. or near Tuskegee.
beg yeu, gentlemen, 10 present my grateful acknow-
,acns to The corps you represent, for the honor They
1y. Gane me- and 10 accept for yourselves my thanks
i5g rol.ie and kind r,aEner in which you have con-
,.,sG 10 me the wishes 0: the corps.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-15
$50. 000!! CAPITAL PRIZE.

Virginia LeesbuTg -7cademy Lottery, No. 4,
n-,,,, .3n,I, LII, SoG
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-21
PUBLIC SALE.

NHII.L Be ed - 1he late Ersidsnee ~ Mar
- ia Mas.hpllaa, deceased. - TssEscss
laaG 81 al NOEembsT Rexl. al us Pr1p<Eg u
sad decreased CONSISTING q aa .
3Horsss. Wagon and Gear. 2 Mich
Cows and Calves. about 20 faGling Hogs,
several Shoals, SOws and Pigs.
3 Beds and Furnisure. aqusnslIy OF Cook
lng Utensils. and Farming Tools.
50 OF 90 barrels Of carR. . 0r 3 lOsds ol
0als, together with Hay and Fodder.
and many srliols. Of llausehOld and khshsr
farsltare aot mentiened-
Aiss months sredl, wsil be Elssn b0nd ard
security reQaiset.
SAMUEL n. TATE. .7dm'T.
October rs - p
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-21

WYILL be sold on the 25ta Of October, at
~ the dwelling house Of JAMES MOORE,
deceased, near Mount Willing, q valuable
stock &c
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, and Sheep,
Wagons and Gear,
quantity of Corn, Wheat and Oats.
and various other articles too tedious to men.
ton. Terms made known on the day Of sa e.
The sale wilt eontIaue from day TO day until
eli ts I'D
ELIZABETH MOORE, .4dm'r.
JOHN MOORE, .1dmr.
0cnbers Do
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-21
FrOm th- Matches {. Ia Water Man.
ANOTHER VICTIM.

A young man. the only male represen,
is,ive OF 3 highly respectable family. vas
killed on Saturday in Jefferson county.
Mississippi. BY sery harmless youth On
whom the wreIched laebrlaie was max
ing q mortal assault. The facts are
briefly these: The Young man who has
fallen. oegsn in February last 10 give
signs Of mania potu. On the 22d Of Fe-
bsary he took DOT license of marriage.
embracing the name Of Young LADY re-
siding near him. He asked clergy man
10 nfHciale on the Wednesday 81 his mar
rage, and also invited numerous we'd
ding company. Al ball the same eve
ming, in the mids, Of large sssemblage.
be read aloud. mounted on q table, his
marriage license. From this public pro-
e!4ma,lon the lady received the FIRST in
telligeuce about the contemplated wed.
eiag, which had been arranged BY the
maniac lover. On the day appointed by
him for solemnizing the rites of mstrimo.
nv he proceeded. despite the efforts Of his
friends and at the risk of one individuals
life. who endesvored to prevent him. To
he residence Of his imagined heHolhed.
BY kind means, however, he was per.
shaded to return home. and was soon in
The care OF physician who succeeded in
restoring him, ID temporary soundness
Of intellect. On the 2j OF June. the OBJ
Jet Of his maniacal devotion was led TO
The hymenial altar BY the Young man
Who has been forced in self d,fence to
dr*roy the maniac's life. Az the time
Of ~ marriage and ever slnre, he had
b. III Iider the Iafleace 81 he mama
pIaiuced by he recurrearr nf the ,.hTen.
zyin. bnwI, utterrlng threats against the
life "i me young nan who has killed
hrn. On III" fa'ai lay. he senI armed
witt kasle anh ulstal in execute his
md purpose. HIs destroyer hid been
warned. snt was prepared with ri1. and
shst gIu, aud ss hP entered his gate, he
fired ms rife ard w0unjei his foe IN the
leg, al which his horse started and thre W
hun; but recovering, snd sgain advancing,
he received The contents of one batrrl Ul
tn shot gun in his sbdrtnen---but still
urged Oh by the fisnd wrtnn hun. with
pistol aimed. he received the contents ol
the second barrel IN his head. and he
fell. a lifeless naygled corps. at the door
of The assaulted aud unfortunate youth
whom he had resolved to destroy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-21

FALL .F.FD WINTER
GOODS.


0SGl0IO "a 19la . 90s
kfAfE lhe Pleasars q iaiafmia ~ Their in@ads
- and ths pablic eenersily. thsi thsy have
Just received and nas oHet for sale, II the cd
ssand - v Nichois \ c..
AVERY LARGE AND GENERAL
70 ASSORTMENT OF
Fail and Winter Goods.
Tier Goods have bera sslssisd wssh great
care IN Ihe Mes fork and Philadelphia mar
keas. and boasAs entirely ailh cash. they tsarse
fore feel cas6dsat n ssFtng. Ihsg eaa ard nriii
cell IS good baEEaIas as any other hose n lEs
place.
Cal and sxsmiSe our gods. and decide &c
yoaFsclsss; IL yoa lie :hem and our prlCss.
we vii thahk you for ycur custom.
TR Goods wiii be gwen ~ srsksngs Cor 9
very description & cssahy .mais cisiA.
o o Loag 4 Co wosla respectfully ieaies
their tAanks 70 m paalsc far the very lihsFsl
Paitaaag- they haxs herelafsrs received; an
hope, BY r'Use allenli0n 10 their business and
moderate prices sllil 20 merit and receive :
rssp@eishi. patton q their eusi0ul
0rtahef IS 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-21
STATE OF NORFH.CAROLINA,
Orange County.

In Equi,y-Sep,ember Term. 1895.
IN pursuance Of decree Of the Cuu-f Of
EQUITY, made at September term, 1885. I
shai prac-ed 60 sell, before Inc Couu House
door N the town Of tlllsbarOueh, on tie lourth
Monday IN November next on a credit Uf one
AMI t~U years, the LANDS belonging to the
heirs At law Of the late Thomas B''bn.
Bond and security VIII be required.
JAMES WEBB. c. g. H.
October 10. AU-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-21
ii Tract OF Land

lying north Of tiitsb"fuGgt, an Iae road near
where Nm " ood, d,ctase4, lately lived and
died Bond ar srrur'ty vii be- squIrcd
JAMES WEBB, c. e. ~
October 10 40 Nv
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-21
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange County.

4" LdS''y -'e p'e'h"e' Ae'"b' io'o'
~ ~ suancr u i d"cree al the ourt q
Ei3ny maize at SeP,rutc5 tenn. 1886 |
shat p:,ceed 10 sell, 10 IN. hughes; hdde', on q
ere il - ope AID two years hrf"re The Cont
tiou-e door IN the town of hIilshorourh m
tie f,lrth nonday in November next, all the
l. .NDS belonging to III. heirs Of the late rhos
Bsl'o~, deceased. Bind and security wi be
rqiifed.
JAMES WEBB, C. & w.
October 10 40 4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-21
MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

NIL lettsu to GO by either Of the stages
should he lodged IN the Pest Office one
half hour before san down IN nj, davs.
THOS. CLANCY, p. W.
October I. 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-21
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.

In Equi'y-Sep,ember Term, 1895.
IN pursuance Of a decree Of the Court of
Equity, made g; Serten.ber term. 1896,
s1sIi proceed TO sell. hf'nre tie Court House
door N tue town of tilisborough, on the fourth
Mua.jay 10 November next, on a credit OF me
and two years, the LANDS of Jacob Carr.
son, VIZ
One tract Of go acres on Stony Creek.
One tract of lS acres, and one tract Of
% acres on Lsughton's Creek.
One tract OF 100 acres on Jordan's
Creek.
JAMES WEBB, c. e. w.
September 6. 80 CIV
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-21

A few years since. a, the celebration Of
our national anniversary. a poor pedlar
VINO vas present, being called on for a
toast, offered the following, Here is
health to poverty: it sticks to man when
all other friends forsake him."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-21
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange Cnnntn.

In Equi,y-Sep,ember Term, 1896.
IN pursuance Of decree e the C"".t 81
Equay, made a September term, SIS, I
snail proceed 10 se', :" tGe nIgnest bidder, b..
iore tue Court House Joor IN the town Of HIls.
bnroaga, oa a crrdI, nftwe'y. ,nonlrs,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-21
NOTICE Y.
PUcLIc SALE.

tflS fhs lsi Jay Of ssssmbsf n.Hi. aItbs ala
- residence u my deceased father, I all -
II the
Houehvld and Kitchen Furniture.
Stock. consisting VI h"gs, Cows. t!nrsss
and Sheep; Also. Tie crop Ol cem,
Wheat. Colon. Oals, Ae.
together ~iih the
Farming Utensils. Wagons. sc. &c.
Tsras.. Credit u nine R.Onlhs- holes Hu,l
approved seeefIty FsqaEed
JOHN U. KIRKLAND. Ear.
SeptsIahEr I. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-21
THE HARVEST HYMN.


Nnstea By AlpaEs Iswis esq Of Lyaa. g.
ne Anniversary Meeting Of ias Essex Massa
eAssssisl Agnssltural soeisiy, SEPT = IsSs.
Shss Mature slept IN dark rspOss.
And nOsght was seen. or Geh OF kn0wn,
q might the great Creator rose.
And light and love thra1ga chaos shOne.
Thsa esrth vas formed 10 beauty fair.
Aad serdare clothed each fertile lGsund,
%, ali xss Md and useless there.
And nOs q man to iii the grOuad.
'Twss then the 6rst Of human race
Frsm his prinessi silence sprangi
Fie stood ia majesty ard grsee.
Will morning stars together sang.
% said the Hord-my purpose aid
Thine ali the realms beneath the ssh;
for thee each plant. zach fruit was made;
Complete the Plsn BY me begun.
Mss heard -obeyed-aad 10. the earth,
B-assih his hand, new beaaty wears;
Each plant assumes . second birth,
Bach tree greensr foliage bears. -. =
Az il to him Creative poser
From COTS productive hand Fsre given,
New fruits are forsed - ID sarisd hO~s,
Add nehsT beauty blooms to hssEsnI
whe'. onee desert forest lsy. ... ~.
Fsir IDS aud graceful gardsas shine;
TIE Conquered wastes ihei tribute pay,
ADD thus iul6l the vii divine.
Thsn let our hearts. like fertile soil.
To hsassa their irut in season send.
To Hin wao ba E the Farmer toll, 80.
To Him Who j. TIE Farmers friend.
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HILLSIDE ROUG II. N. @.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
nv DENNIS HEARTT,

AT THkEE DoLLaRs yEAR, on TWO poLiAf'
FIFTI cEsTs ~ PAIB IN AtyAStE.
Those who do not give notice Of their Wi'h
10 have their paper discontinued at the explis'
ton Of the year, wll BE- presumed ss desI'Ine
its continuance until nietnaEted Ard 10
paper will be discontinued until all arTrstsges
are paid, unless the option tf the ulh,he'
Persons procuring six subscribers, shall re-
ceive the seventh gratis.
Advertisements not exceeding sixtt'r hnts
will be inserted three times fcT enc dollar ans
twenty five cents for each roniinusnee. =,
Subscriptions received by the printer, shp
most Of the post. masters in the state.
All letters upon business relative tc TIE PN
per must be post ress.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-21
NOTICE.

In consequences Of Ihs death Of the lsis Wa.
O. Kirkland. the concerns Of NM. klkK.
LAND 4 SON and MM KIRKLAND d CO.
have been dI-"DlEsd. thereby n9us q ell PEI.
sans indebted laIhe sid concerns 10 CONF las.
s.rd immediately aud settle their rssPs, live
d"es' JOHN u. KIRKLAND,
Surviving PGrinsr.
September q. 49,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-21
.N.9ir EsfQbiisltfnenf.

stEtC ESfUOttSHfneNI.
FthE su"scrIb~r las opeLed Leather store
ia NIitsborDugh, IN the aUuse Tar many
Yeas occup'"d by Mrs. wIlfong. nearly oppo,
site to VIZ. stephen Moore's store, where ne
viii keep e."
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
LEATHER,
of the bes, q .siIty. from he new Tau Yard .,
hts mills, and rom New York
tle has In he emp oyment first rate sork.
man, If erea, experience, who understands
Tanning aud Dressing Leather Of ell kinds 10
tue best manner.
LEATHER
vii be sold at the usual prices tor CASH, or il
will b" "xchanged al far prices Tor
Wheat. Corn. Rye, Flax Seed. Green or
Dry Hides. Bees Wax. TalIow
or Mutton Suei,
or for Tan Bark Of good quality.
WHI>KEY and BRANDY will he sold at the
same plac., ny the gallon or barrel.
Wheat, Corn or Rye, will be purchased for
rash. when barter viii not suit.
This business wIl! 40, admit of credit there.
fore ali Transactions will be barter or cash.
As this is the first instance in this country
where so general system Of exchange has
heen Proposed he has reason to hope that he
will meet with encouragement.
Wheat AID Corn will be purchased for Cash
as usnI at the mil.
Us. SMITH.
September 81. 3e-3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
LAND FOR SALE.

| pursuance of a decree of the circuit superior
= court of law and chancery, for the town OF
LsInchburg, at its October term, 1896, in the case
w. J: McReynolds, plaintiffs, against John r.
aha stephen Perrow and others, defendants; the
Undersigned Sheriff of the county of Campbell, will
proceed to sell, on the premises, by way Of public
nfae'ion' for ready money, Wednesday the 9TH of
pecember next, the Tract of Land in the said de-
nee mentioned, now rented to and in the.possesson
VI obadiah Reed, abont miles below Campbell
.Ou'' mouse, lying on both sides the main road lead
ms harlotte county, containing 200 acres, more
y, rss and adjoining the lands Of German jordan,
Anomas Walker and others
SACKVILLE KING, Sheriff Of
NJ. Campbell county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

Ky the ships Mdrmora and Hrkauau lust arr,
- cd at City Point direct from L,v.,nooI ~,
have received our importation Of British DR., Goods,
"a'es "'lsoh best Napt Couon>, ~nlte aud
grey Nos to ), very cheap,
. bales Point and London Dutcl Elank,,s
do II 1910, IA and FL Rose. double Rose
and " htney Blankets
some OF these Blankets are extra quality and .ize
do red Pa1diugs,
do white Silesian Fanncs
case Cloths aud Cassiueres,
do dt and Ga English Mcrnos
do English Fancy Prns,
40 !aeonets, Cambrics aud Checked Muslins
we have also received a portion, aud shall receive
III few days, the remainder of our stock of o,he,
fore'gn and DomeStic, Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods
imported from France Germany, Irctand Itaiy ana
Switzerland this season, and bought in the Northern
markets by our partners, +. X J. :. james a. Co
by the package. They consist in part OF
] case Coarse Satinetts, very stout
do assorted do from fine to very fine Plain
Plaid and Striped,
| do Glenrock Jeans
| do 81 Forest Cloth and PLAIN cold. I,nsevs
| do il, I and A. PLAID l.insevs.
~ bales and eases brown and bleached Domes.
tics, "a. IL and Is -
10 do Petersburg aud Manchester Cotton Ozna-
burg No. aud :,
flannels, Baizcs and Fries,
Capctngs aud Hearth Rugs assorted qualities
Plain, PLAID and D,mask Mernos, rery hands ONE
Black Gro de Paris and other Iustings,
Plain and figured Gro de Maps, I "a beautiful as
Figured and plain col. Challys, sortmcnt,
Plain and figured white and colored Bobincts
Splendid figured white Satin and Chalvs
do Striped Gauzcs for p.ry dresses.
GauZc, SILK. thaly, Meuno, Wool II, Valencia
and other Fancy ilandkerchiefs aud Shaws
3 cases American Fancy Prints,
PLAID DomcsticS. Furniture and Apron Checks,
Toiline. Velvet, silk and Valencia Vestings
Corded Plaid and Striped Cassmercs.
Together with many other articles, making as
sortmcni very complete and desirable Our friend
and the public respectfully solicited to exam
inc our stock.
JAMES c. HUNT & co.
Sept. 26
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
EXTE.NSITE SALE
h,v GOODS, GROCERIES. HARD.
WARE. &c.

kJ,lIE stock Of Merchandise Of the late HENRY
pnowy. Jr not having been disposed OF entire
v,s anticipated. the Store house, which is nearly
Ros,,e the Banks, will be- opened in pursuance oil
np,mer advertisements on FRIDAY. the LIST OF July,
tJ,b, valuable assortment of Goods offered for sale
by retail, or IN lois 30 sun P"'"'s' '"t CASH, Ill
4 III. most reduced prices.
i rbe Executor. Who is DESTROYS of closing the b,i-
. as soon as possible, is aware OF the necessity oil
r,pc gre at inducements to the public. in order
l,.,.n sales and will expect to satisfy purchasers
b,, decided bargains NAV be had tor cash. The
,ocl Of Goods is of the most valuable and va
I J character embracing not only large supply of
the principal Staple and Standard Goods. but al
st every article in every line OF business, consti-
ming in the fullest sense, Fancy and Jdretu
| s,o, There is in the House but an inconsidera-
bio amount Of the Goods which were on hand two
years ago. whilst the greater part of the whole
are such as have just been purchased at New
york. not cut broken, and many not vet taken out
/ # the boxes and packages. These Goods were
Loucb late in the season. while there was pressure
othe money market after the merchants chief
IL supplied, and sales consequently dull SO as pro-
&bsbiy TO cause slight depression in prices. Owing,
,So to the period at which they were bought they
comprise the freshest import ltons and very lates,
Fashions. The commercial commn.i,y is already re-
zleiyed in semc measure from the pecuniary cinbar-
EASEMENT under which, from temporary cacscs il has
Fla,ey aborcd, and IT, as is generally anticipated, this
Emessure is about to be followed by a general expan-
SION OF the money aud resources OF the country pri-
ces will OF course rise and the present moment will
be shown TO have been the most favorable both to
customers, and TO those who buy 10 sell again, for
supplying themselves with Goods.
1T. BROWN,
Erecutor Of Henry Broun, Jr.
U Country Merchants, well as those from
Town are respectfully invited call and make up
sorted lots and parcels OF Goods which shall be fur
nished on the most satisfactory terms.
June 80 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

- y virtue of 4 decree of the Circuit Superior
- Court of Law and Chancery, for the county of
Amherst, pronounced on the Sd day of September,
1896, between Charles Davis, plaintiff vs. Thomas
Davis, defendant shall offer for sale tract OF Land
in the county aforesaid, Otter Creek, containing
one hundred and ten acres the residence of
Lindsey Davis. at public auction for cash, on the
premises, ON the 25th day of November next. The
Land hes within two miles of James River.
THOMAS y. EUBANk, Sheriff.
q ctober q DIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
$50 REV ARD.

\ BSCONDED from Lynchburg, on the night
"A OF the ID of September, a Negro man,
named SAN NJ. who was purchased OF Mr. Stephen
Holland of Bedford, lie has wife at Mr.. Thomas
Phelpss, in Bedford, and, he going in
that direction, it is probable that he may be urk-
ing Whereabouts. Sam is about 35 years of age, is
stout well built fellow, about ) feet inches high,
black bashy head of hair and small whiskers and is
ordinary blacksmith.
We will give $50 reward for Sam. if delivered to
us in Lynchburg. or $50 If secured in any Jail SO
that we get them again.
ROWAN & HARRIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
q X r. At Il a ic(: AIMS
I'M FALL GOODS.

I NlRCASSlANS from lisa cents, to the finest
\/squaliiy,
Caicos from I'D cents to the finest imported,
Domestic Cloths, from cents to the best manufac-
turcd.
Very superior twiIed Calicos at all prices
Gro de Nap Merinos various shades
Figured Merlnos, superb quality,
Best black Italian and Ga Silks
Richest style OF Dress handkerchief,
Gauze. Blond aud Partisan Wells,
With other Goods daily looked for, all of which
shall be sold at prices unusually low.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
October % Is
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October6

TWINKLE Il RUMBOUGH would respectfully
- inform their customers and the public gene
rally, that they opening general assert
ment of Staple and Fancy Goods, selected in the CT
ties of New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
which will be offered prices that ,nnot fail to give
saisfac elton. Also, splendid assortment of Ladies'
Fur Capes, Collars and Downruffs, and Gentlemen,
Fur Caps, from So 50 to 500 the finest offered
in this market.
Hat manufacturing in all its various branches still
carried on their old stand.
November til
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
TO TIL. LADIES.

INV invite the attention of the Ladies TO our
w large stock of plain and figured black and
eoored Silks and Chalys, (redi GERMANY figured
and plain white and coorcd Satins i; 80 dozen Fan
Y Handkerchiets aud ShaWls. some of which are :
y fine; splendid English Prints. Mernos, Plaid and
Damask, and many other durable Goods Bonnets,
very fine, English Straw. Tuscan and Beaver; Bon
net Cap and Belt Ribbons, &c &c.
Call at JAMES c. HUNT & cos.
Staple and Fancy Store
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NAME to the plantation, of the subscriber dur
~ ing the last summer CT spring, white and red
Cow, with "a bob tail, having red calf with her,
apparently six months old. She has large
bell, and mark recoectcd The owner is
quesed to forward and prove his property and
take posse ssion. BEVERLY X. SCOTT.
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EiSlfIlE TREES,

HNIiE subscriber, who owns the Nursery
Il and Plantation, Lynchburg. occupied Tor
many years past, by the late John Rcheson, has for
sale an extensive assortment of Apple trees.
now fit 10 set out, of almost every description en-
braced in the catalogue of the said Richeson, to
which catalogue he would refer those who wish to
purchase for his selection and variety.
WILLIAM l. ISBELL.
November ii I'm