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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22

ny LAFON9'A 81 Camp Sire I, has hand and
H. Golfers Jor sale 100 Indian bbs dry Malaga Wine
200 Or casks do do3o casks Goacin do 50 do Lisbon
do do 80 Dozen do do 80 do Goecin wine, 30 do port DO
10 do old Burgundy 80 rppes London dock brandy, IL
pipes Catalonia red wine, 10 qrcask5 do 80 hf pipes
lea wine, 50 Ito Mediterranean red wine, 30 qr casks
Sicily Madeira wine, casks, 30 doa London porter
pns 80 sacks soft slaled almonds, SO boxes she!led
almonds eases lquorce paste, csloons GARAGES in
lige, leases gum Arabil 30 eases assorted fish,
20 cases Pouchong tea, so Glib boxes Tyson do 80 lhs
piccl Goldfish, $50 do Potomac hearings 30 kgs Goshen
tutt., al
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Y'lIE FLORIDA sTAsiN ~.

, Ill "a IL A1S'haNL An > AS IL ,CUATa
STEAMBOAT LINZ -
60 50! q: Es 60
THROUGH in FIVE AND A nAJ,s -
From Mobile (Alabama) TO Aupns,.,
q EANES Mobile every other tlw. mme, s. "a lGes
1 A the arrival of the mail from New O,le,n0eas
steamboat EMEnNE, TO Blakey coaches W. m' lers
steamboats, (per Pensacola Bay, St Rosa sound re1s
tahachie River and Bay to Cedar Bluff, eo,oS'
via Mariana, Chattahoochee, (tormcry M ae hee
non, Bainbrldse, Picron liawknsviIle g anu V
vile, to Augusta. passengcert lie wi" sa' Las
bile is in Ganser OF being thrown Out n ,.ha
pre- erenee by other conflicting Interests AZ IL.
DA LINE is but one concern, and under n.y. LOG 4
throughout, and may rely WITH cEnrAIYTx COLI
arrival at Augusta III time specified, ,hrouoh ,uulMG
er and at any season, unless some most nnfa' Se
tophe should occur. The Great New O,lesu""
is carried by ,hisloutc. Tie Agents for ,a.a vi
ton, Teams Coaches and Drivers are not s' u.Onma
the southern country. p"S%d
The smnoth, hard, natural roads the .,r :, #
esing water navigation, the lime and acronas
afford the traveller speed certainty, comlo,, .,a
ing variety; connected il were with hc R";I
Charleston, s. q. and the senm packets 10 Nan" lug
travellers can rca Nh New York from Nov W., Wi
LESS THAN Ii pAYs*-Washinston city in 10 of'e'n5
From Chattahoochee, Florida, we have n
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to St Mark ~ hst
post coaches, also two Branches from Iawl;4sl ~
one to Ailledgcsle, and one to Macon, linh, :" m
coaches. STOCkTO%S 81 A
AUGUSTA, Goth Jan, 1855
Office at Mansion House, Mobile.
*Distanco, New Orleans to Mobile. la,
Mobile to Augusta, sis "" u
Charleston to New York a ,Sp ,,,.
al iuuv
Mobile TO Augusta, lso "o ="
Augusta to Charleston, 70 q
Charleston to New York, ~ Or,
Making i6s miles per day. or miles perhaur iaS
siye OF all stopuaScs. nor " ,a
n. b. | beg leave to inform the mllir IVY" N.Y., ~
bridges over the Chaalooche swamp aud Iar II y, V
creek have just been complete the general ra,,s
mcnt, tho only obstacles operating against his s.
speedy route arc thus happily removed; and lhms%
pleasure otleainng from travellers Tia, the co,cIr,ls
$, drivers and roads Of the first orders am, nc ~
water route from Pensacola to Cedar Bluff il il sJn
edby all who have passed through it to be unsv,r.vi
| UnoNeles beauty and safety. The bridges ,lr,s
Georgia have also been repaired. } Nj BAKFRs
rHNEnsbNb ~ a. ssVg, Ann
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SNuFFS.
Rose, German Rappec,
A!ae4boy, English Pri .cResent,
American R;ppee; Na,chito hes,
Initiated, American genleman's,
Bergamot, Dunkcnt ltaWce,
Irish DlaeksIara, ST. Omar,
Culucoa. Paris,
Pure Spanish, Hall coarse fai'pee'
Scotch, and genuine Tooth powder.
TOBACCO.
Fin. cut chewing, sweet scented or plain.
Fine cut smoking, of various qualities.
Rib-foot Virginia, Spanish, &c. ~
The above articles are all warranted as d, ifno su'
perior TO any thing of the kind imported and will be
hni Shed 10 dealers on Tue most liberal terms. may
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- RICHARDS, Tobacco and snuff n1anufac
= .urer, No. 277, Camr c:-eet, New-Ofleans'
wishes to torii his TRENDS and the public in general
hat lie is now prepared to furnish any thing, IN the
above business and has constantly for ale TIC following
,,;i,i,s:
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NTEW GOODS-B Ill Simmons u co are no" ic-
| ceying from on he ard ships Yazoo, and Saratoga,
and brig Concorda from New York. great variety OF
goods in their line, which together with their former
stock on hand, makes their assortment very complete
The following compose part, viz shcl! twist curisldc,
tuck aud dressing combs, horn do ofa descriptions, In
da rubber, silk and worstcd elastic garers common "
fine elastic suspenders, loco oco and Luciter Matches
Scllitz powders powder pus and boxes toTiet POWDER
pocket books and wallets, needle books shell, pearl,
ivory and morocco card cases, head ornaments plain CO.
raj beads necklaces AMI neggees, bead chains, bead
necklaces glass and plain silver and gilt beads
Indian beads bells and plumes pistol and large pow
der TASKS shot BELTS horse, belt pocket and ducling
pistols; double and sing harrced guns, Bowie knives
and dks. scissors shears, pocket knives guard CHAINS
and rhbens waist buckles, CLOTH hair, TOOTH nail comb
,rumb. Shoe plate, floor and busting brushes, Cologne
Florda lavender, and bay watcrassored essences
and extracts NIaccassar, bear antique and Ward We
gcubla hair oils, shaving and toilet soaps OF ali des-
criptions ladies' and gentlcmens desks and dressing
cases hair reget zettcs and brads, plain, fancy and
musical work boxes, plain and gilt, figured coat and
vest luoas, pearl and ivory shirt do, shirt studds god
and silver pencil cases, tooplchs and twcczers plated
and gilt lockes, miniature do silver, brass and steel
hilnhes hooks and eyes, hair pins, imitation fruit blk
aud redink, shoe backing, volns and guitars ribbed
and plain percussion caps, Ensn twine scented cush
lens gold and sill, CT lace and fringe, latter paper,
bags, riding whips, walking ealles playing cards, fins
gold lated aud gilt jewery &c.
The above together with great variety OF other art-
clcs are offered ut Wholesale retail on accommodating
terms.
N r Shell combs repaired.
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NOLBEAR'S Science OF Penmanship received and
L y for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. Chutres street, New Orleans, 1889 Broadway,
New York, Dnuphuc ST., Mobile.
1t is particularly designed for private learners, ond
schools, and is calculated for persons all ages.
Ladies' and gentlemen are invited to call and examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons are given Mt s7ch houses as may suit the
convenience ofall and to classes formed in any part
of the city.
Ladies' who prefer can raceiyc lessons at their own
residences.
Persons paying for one course of lessons are desired
to attend until they write as we'll as they wish.
f2l DDTBEAR & BROTHERS.
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AEACKEREI., LIME, &c.
I'VE, PA bhis. mackeral, nos. |, . and3.
so halfbarrels mnckeIa nos and
ll29 casks of lime,
90 bundles hay,
5000 feet lumber,
Landing from brig Rinalln and for sale, by
Jl7 STETSON, AVERY e. no.
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THOMAS q. ssNV AIN

No. IT Canal Street Ne1c OrIgnDe
HAS always on nand constantly * receiyinr Dr,
Il Dyes, Chemicals and PAINS among thcpa nnI
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FL a sgHeNN AsgsI.
% MAGAZINE STREET,

~ ~
NEW-OilLEANS.
gOSEPH KNETTLE, s. Co.-lmporcrs OF Foreign
~ and Domestic Hardwarc, are receiving fran. Eu-
rope aud the Atlantic Cities, direct from the Nanuiac-
trers nm extensive assortment Of Fancy and Heavy
Hardware comprising every article in the line which
they etlar low.
Country Merchants and others are invited to call and
examine their stock which consists, in part, OF table,
Butchers pocket sadders and straw knives plated and
Britannia tea spoons needless pins, hooks and eyes, sho
wells and spades tongs, shoyels Tenders nn1irons' BRIT
per looking slasses anvls vices, plates, hand
sedgo and nail hammers, smiths bellows American and
English blister cast. shear German and crowley steel
po;lgh mouds trace OK and log chain, waedng, Louis.
lana aud crubhing hoes, Matocks, pick axes, corn and
grass SC ythes, Collins, Kings and Simmons choppng
axes, wrought horse and cut nails cotton and Wool
els eouges locks sad irons, hooks and hinges guns,
pistols, SHOT powder and liquor TASKS PERCUSSION caps,
powder tea, fish, brass and ball Metal kettles, gun,
knob chest trunk and pad locks bride bits, stfrnps'
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OCTAVE s ROUSSEAU,
& i2A Judge ex of1icio clerk
e JBRONFAU'f {. ONAs's reatse on besll

~ JBRUNFAUT {. .UNASTS TtNlIse on Deslli.
~ len a cc7 shs Treatise on the Art of Dcstl,
sion; Compromising in mehodc' Order the most re
preparing spiritunus liquors ron corn potatoes beet
saots and ether fuViniceous and sugars yegsrabi,s
which also the whole art ofrctcation in which i
particularly treated the naurs ofcssential oils as the
Influential causes OF the anil hnyours of spirts
and of the NEST recent discoveries and improvements IN
shat art, ron the french Of Dnbrnnfaut BY John Sber
af,-to which preixsd, Disegs practical Giuds
by peter Jones, entirely r9vswed and augmented Will
snaia; receipts fer making rum Ez.ndg HnIlanls
lin, all sor:stt sompoalds, torl4ls I'D luuorz
,ast rs,t wed ssi s,s ale by WA , GEAN
nv vreF :"trS-
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BTOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HAii l1 AN, nnss
a ALEXANDER KlRKmAN & Co. NO. y, Ma,'s
ST., Importers and wholesale dealers m lols,sIi
Domestic Hardware are receiving from iNtflvu +
the Atlantic cities, direct from the lnanulaG ,T
extensive observation-disclosures and heavy iiAhpN,A II
comprising every article in the line. All Of "hNa
offer low and on accommodating terms, ,oanHs
chants and others are invited to call and eAah'E +
stock; consisting in part OF
Ausils, vices, screw plates, *lcdge, nali un
harm hand and smith bellows, trace, OK ~
attcl chains, grubbng; wedding, and killing, hot,i
wells spades, horse shoe, clout, wrought a aas4
nails, choppin%, bench, hand and broad axes, smE
huchets and tomahawks, ivory, buck seltlF ~ anu
hands, knives and forks, in complete sets Of 'i Y
pieces, DINING and desert knives and forks Tcis,
seittiP and bone carving knives and Jerks, leh
and dirk knives, scissors and shears, iron and u1
knob locks, French, stock, closet dead pad, c9 "
chest, ill., and desk locks, iron and brass pam 1
hinges, wood and bed screws, single and doNpn,
iint and percussion shot guns, smooth ana cut
iics, full and half stocked, patent, belt hoisT
pocket pistols, wagon boxes, American fna ~
hIiScrcd steel, cast, shear, and Crawley s'ee,,
bright and black, jack screws, English and ,a5
castings, corn mills, cotton md wool cards, pasg
ing, iron and brass wire selves, grdmons houifI,
and COW bells, cross-cut pit and mill saws, hanu p,
and wood saws, tnware, iron and brass fchact ~
and s-nyels, brass andirons, Britannia ana ~. ~
wares, tea kettles, sauce and stew pans ifl "
brushes of all kinds, planes, carpenters teols,
balances and steelyarts, stationery, German 9o0'f
unery, sc. II
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FaNO GROCEkS! TO GRuCEhS! lie saps5
& hers would inform the Grocers OF Ne" ofieaass
they keep constantly on hand, large supply OF lie
Biiers, manutactuedby thtmsc'e''N1
will be sold at New York prices.
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neous, law aud medical hooks.
.4gent far The ,foluring Periodicals.
Republican of the London, Edinburgh, Foreign and
Quarterly Reviews.
Blackwood's Mag zine;
L,teii's Museum OF Foreign Literature, Science and
Ar.
JOHNSON'S Medical C'lgarsical Review, the Anne,
rican Iurist, the New York Mirror, Naldies select
Circulating Library, Haaias Por. Folio, the Pcnny
Magazine the Republic OF Letters, Pcrley's Magazine.
Lindery and hlnMk book mannnctnrY is conneCtnA
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g TGAR, SPERM CANDLES, &c.-2OO Boxes
- White HAVANA Sugar, $50 ditto New Bedford
spcrm Canllcs l51 ditto Nantucket ditto; ditto ID Casks
sunton Zinc, Pipes, II Half Pipes, aud % Quarter
asks Sicily Madeira Wine, for sale by
r3 JOSEPH COCKAYNE, % Grnvier-=trea
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Ne " T. s r 4 BLI.SH " L y 7.
Fourqurean 4 Palmer,
ST On O II T II i.
BOy 4 Golden Mortar.

IN the Brick Ieaemrm II .tcr doors beior
the Post OHce o,nt brfreca r. b. Nor
rel's Fancy Dry Good STORE ami Thurman
and Srhoolfelfs Hurd,cure establishment,
AVlNG entered into co-partnership, 70
n the purpose of carrying onthe Apothecary
and Druggist Business in this place, we take
this method of informing our friends and The
public generally, that we are now receiving and
opening, direct from Baltimore Philadelphia
and New York an entire new assortment of
FREsu AND GENUINE NEplClNES, DRuGs PAINTS
0us. DyE-Srufrs SrRGEoN's INSTRUMENTS,
&c. &c.
Comprising all the newest and most approved
articles in use, all of which have been recently
selected with great care, by one of the firm.
As we are determined to sell on accommo-
dating terms, especially to large Dealers we
particularly invite Physicians and country Mer
chants to give US call.
Orders from distance promptly attended to,
put up in the most careful manner. and for
warded with the greatest despatch. We solicit a
share Of the public patronage.
THOMAS A. FOURQUREAN,
REUBEN y. PALMER.
n Eve have just received splendid new
SODA Apparatus, which will be in full ope-
ration IN few days.
FOURQUREAN & PALMER.
September % Is
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NEW FALL AND WHITE II
GOODS,

DY the ships ndrmord and Hhfkdrdy, Just
u arrived at City Point, direct from Liverpool
wa have received our importation oil British Dry
Goods:
= hale, Wilson's best Napt Cottons, white and
grew. Nos. to ) very cheap.
: bales Point and Lonjcn Dullel Blankets,
do "a, l0-t, ll.4and PA Rose, double Hose
and whitney Blankets.
some of these Blankets are extraquaiiy and
size
| do red Paddings.
| do white silesian Flonnels,
/ case Cloth and Cassimerrs,
do ga and Cd English Mernos,
| do English Fancy Prints,
i do Jacone,s. Cambrics and checked Muslins.
We have also received portion, and shall re-
co;va in n few days. the remainder OF our stock of
other Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, imported from France. Germany, Ire
land Italy and Switzerland this season, and
houpht in the Northern markeis by our partner,
D. & ]. S. James & Co. by the package. They
consist in part o.
= case coarse Satinets. very sfo,d,
| do assorted do from ineto very fine Plain
Plaid AMI Striped,
1 do Gcnrock Jeans,
4 dc 6-4Forest Cloth and plain cold. l.inSeys,
DO GA, IS aud A bleached domr,tics,
"a IL and 4,
10 do Petersburg and Manchester cotton Ozna-
burg No. and 2,
Fl,nnelS, Baizes. and Fries,
Carpeting and Hearth RuEs assorted qualities,
Plain. Plaid aud Damask Mernos, refy hdHd-
S0me,
Black Gro de Paris and ether Lustrngs.
Plain nd figured Gro de Maps, beautifulas-
figured and plain col. Chalys, sortment
Plain and figured white and colored Boblnets,
Splcqdd figured white Satin and Ghallys,
do striped Gluzes. for party dresses.
Gauzr. Silk. Challv. Merno, WOODEN, Valencia
and otAer fancy Handkcrrh'efs and Shawls,
2 cases American Fancy Prints,
Plaid Domesrics, Fnrniureanl Apron Checks.
Toilinet. velvet silk and valencia Nesings,
Corded Plaid and striped Cassmeres,
Together with many other articles. making ON
as sortment very complete aud desirable. Our
friends and the public respectfully solicited to
ey anime our stock.
JAMES G. HUNT & c.
Janurry ) Is
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4 court held for Campbell county At the court
house thereof, On Monday, ,oc 9th day ol January
ls3G IN the blst vcar Of the commonwealth.
Isaac Thomas aud I,mima his Wilc, Plaintiff,
William joiner and Mary his wife, benjamin Ilatrs
sud Sp~anuah lbs vie, Charles G. Patterson and Janc
hi. wife, William Edison Elizabeth Edison, John
Edison James EiJson, Henry Edison Edward End
son, Sarah Evans. ouht.dee Moore aud Nancy his
wiz, Barnet Edson, Mildred Moore Joseph lldson
Henry B. Ely, inselpa tlokson, John Ray and John
h. RutledGe Doiendants
n HANtTRY.
appearing torhe satisiacton Of thc'eour tlat the
defendant, William JOINER and Mary his wiie, Bcnla
min Harris and Susannah his wife, Guthridge Moore
and Nancy his wifr Mildred Moore, Barnet Edison
William Eidson, Joseph Edison, Henry h. Ely md
Ansclm Clarltson not inhabitants of tins common
wealth it ia ordered that thsy appear here thr
cond Monday IN April next and answer the bill Of the
compliments and that copy Of this order be inserted
in the I.vnchburP NuRnian, for two months success
aivcy and posted thc front door Of the said court
house two several court daya.
a Copy -Ieslr,
JNO. u. AIEXANDER'D. {.
January.l2 w2m
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Lynchbl7rg Savings Bank,

instituted in 1889, and ror rossc&sin~a Chpi
tai Of S2OOOO.
OFFICE +. L. BowEN's COUNTING House.
INTEREST will be allowed ON deno>ite> re-
acelvcd Of no, less than five dollars ia amount
at the rate of3 per cent. per annum. iar any pc.
Rod OF time ess than four months four percent.
per annum. for any period over -four and less
than six months. and five per cent. per annum
for any perlod over six months.
Certificates of deposiles will be issued paya-
bic with interest upon ten DAYS notice.
JEHU WILLIAMS President.
JOHN S. BLAIR. Treasurer.
HENRY Q. SH D0LEIELD Secretary.
DRECTnRS.
Moses II. Preston, II. NJ. Ddlake,
Thomas O. AGREE f +. Bowen.
Howel Lewis VIM. NJ. DAVIS.
Andrew G.. Elliott, T.. G. Lankford.
Jacob Rumhoush,
October 81 Is
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w HOL ES 4 l. r
China, Glass & EarthenWarc
Establishment.

1IlllE subscriber would call the attention of
-, Merchants to this establishment feeling
con fdent they will find it much TO their inter
est to purchase their CHINA, GLASS AND EAR
THENwARE in LYNCHBURG.
The assortment is LARGE and GENERAL, and
no doubt the prices and terms will be perfectly
satisfactory. All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to, packing particularly at
tended 10. JOSEPH ID. EVANS.
The Wythe Mountalneer, Abingdon States
man, Jone sborough Republican and Knoxville
Register will lnseri the above twice, and forward
their bills ;also one copy of the paper which
contains the advertisements
Jan IS
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Sweepstakes TO he Run over III
Lime hbWl' fOHySp,
Spring Meeting. 1897.

1St.-A sweepstake for colts and FLIES, three
years old, one mile and repeat, entrance one
hundred dollars, halfforieit, to name and close
by the 18th April, three or more to make II
racct
2nd.-A swcepstake for colts and fllies three
years old, one mile and repeat, entrance Two
hundred dollars half forfeit, to name and close
by the 18th April. three or more to make race.
MELVILLE TALBOT, Pr
January wiw
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nv FLETCHER & TOLER
ruE IYSCHBURG ViHGlNIAN

a,bL,hd Semi-,osekly, on Mondays aud Thurs
,.n, far 81 per annum payable in adeanee.
~ No Subscription for a shorter pcriod than slt
a.,bs ,riu be receired, any paper Discontinued
n, all arrearages paid, crcePt at The or'o" Of
hs Editor
,.r ADVER Use NEN1'S inserted AT so CENTS
,o,,are fort he first insertion and 81 2 cents fer
r.,ry subsequent insertion. x liberal deduction
..aJ, 10 those rho ddrertise by the year.
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Y1o HART
Ncady Made Clothing Store,
BANK SQUARE.

bTNH 81 JIRE.
Two doors from the Virginia Bank.
'lNfit' subscriber informs his friends and the
" =. public generally, that he keeps constant
!! oh Nand, general assortment ofevery article
>" ne Dress line.-And as every article is
IE HUE IN town. the work will be found 10 be good
'iI ., assortment consists, in part of
Cue n,ue' black and colored Dress and Frock
I mixed and colored Big Goats
,o, Mautes' and Genlemen's Cloaks of all de-
E rur and Seal Caps
s, ,o.h and Cashmere Pantaloons;
and Drawers; '''''A'''e'' '''''''
.ou, ALSO,
wI %u hT Clothing &c. &c &c. All CT
"'''cn Will be sold low for cash.
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4 IiRGE SYOCh or
Fall and Winter Goods.
AT REDUCED PRICES,

4 HAVE just received, nv entire stock of
Fall and Winter Goods, and find have an
unusual heavy stock on hand, in consequence of
which, will sell, at very reduced prices, fol.
cash persons wishing 10 supply Themselves
with any articles in my line. will find tito their
lnerestlo give me call as am determined to
reduce my stock by selling al small advance
\ great portion of my Goods We're purchased
before the late advance and principally for cash
which induces me TO believe that none will 20
away dissatisfied, that may favor me with call
i will take pleasure in exhibiting my Goods
to all who NAV wish to buy. The following are
only few of the articles, comprising my stock
Blue Black and Fancy Cold. Cloth, & Cassi-
meres,
Sattinelts Of all kinds, very cheap,
Kentucky Jeans, handsome article for gentle,
mems wear,
Heavy Woolens for Negroes, from 81 IL to 90
cents
Mapped Cotton, (Wilson's,)
LinSeys, Plain and Striped, 81 and IA,
Blankets. Rose and Whitney, very large sizes,
Do Dufel and TwIled, cheap.
Do. do very large for Tent Covers
Cncassans very large stock-very low,
Do Damask, new and beautiful article,
Swiss Muslns, plain and figured,
Bobbnet, do. plain and figured,
Iackonet, Null and Book do.
Cambreks, plain and striped,
Laces. Footing and Edgings good assortment,
Ribbons, large supply, some very handsome,
Bonnets of the latest style, and Artificial
Flowers
Furred Hats and Caps large assortment,
cheap,
Shoes, large supply.
Gentlemen's and Ladies, Cloaks, (very cheap
Together with large assortment Of Groceries,
besides other articles too tedious TO name.
JAMES T.. HORNER.
p. S. will give liberal price for Country
Jeans, Domestic Socks and Wool.
JAS. f. HORNER
September 26 Is
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TRAINING STABLE.

I HAVE opened asrranihg Stable, a, orscn
Hill, miles South OF l.yuchhnfg, Where |
have an excellent Course, and large number
OF Stables, lately built for Race Horses. shall
commence eNerc>inson the lst of February, and
shall devote the whole Of my personal attention
10 the business. All those who favor me with
their Horses may rest asstfred TINT the best
Judgment and the greatest care shall be used To
wards them Nave been trainin. Tor several
years, and from the success OF horss, last spring,
from under my management, the public may
form some idea OF my skill MS well as iiom the
opinions Of 4 large number of gentlemen of the
first responsibility. will give satisfactory re
tercnce'. NM. ALEXANDER
January "a iw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26
( asiIlcttS.
CitiZtns'Savings Bank,
OPERATIVE CAPITAL UPWARDS
10000 DOLLARS.

nEPOSlTES, (f not less than Five Dol
- Iars,) will be received by this lnsti.
tuition, and certificates issued, binding fully
and firmly all funds and property owned by the
institution, for the payment thereof, upon ten days
notice, bearing interest from the date, at the rate
Of per cent per annum, for such as may re-
main SIX months ; per centum per annum, for
such as may remain four and not exceeding six
mouths and per cent per annum ioi such as
NAV be demanded within four months.
DISCOUNT DAYS,
Every Thursday at 6 l-2 o'clock, p. NJ, at
the office ofthe Institution, five doors below the
Farmers Bank.
JOHN ROBIN. MCDANIEL, President.
THOS. MCKINNEY, Treasurer
MO. CHAS. NEWHALL, SECRETARY.
DIRECTORS
Joshua r. Holmes, James I. Stevens,
Jno. r. D. Payne, Henry burlington,
John Revely, WIN. l.. anncaster,I
John Mckinney, Caswell Poe.
Robert w. Collins,
January 90 VIII tolD