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slavery and the Southern States, as thew
inevitably would, should nullify tho fla.
grant gurpation, are they to palter with
their own rights and interests in order to
save tie Union, while the usurpers are
cutting their Threats and depriving of life
and poperty? No, no; if the Union is
dissoled in such conflict, the federal
usurFrs are alone responsible. The
Tariff the alien and sedition laws, and
ever, other unconstitutional exercise Of
powe' by the general government, stand
precicly in tho same position. The
Staten arresting the usurpation in her
own imits--in abating the nuisance, and
standing on her reserved rights, acts
merdy on the defensive; and if the Union
should be dissolved, it must of necessity
result from usurpation and violence Of
the federal government Ncks6nrg Sen.
,ineland Erpositor.
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J.F. II, CLAIBoRNE.--The deeply laid
schmc Of deception with which this gen
,lenan has been enabled to make his way
to Congress, has given him degree Of
notoriety that his other talents would
have failed to produce. While his poiti-
cal opponents and those who have been
indeed to vote for him from his artful
misrepresentation Of his principles, look
upon his conduct with that indignant scorn
which prevarication and deception should
always awaken ina manly bosom, his own
political friends must despise him in their
hearts. So contemplate has he become
in the eyes of the virtue aud intelligence
of Mississippi that we would not be sur
prised to find him several hundred votes be-
hind MIR Gholson at the November election
Mr.. Claiborne has, by some such man
agement as that by which lie succeeded
in deceivingthe public in relation TO his
political opinions, contrived to impose him
self on portion of the community as q
man of talents. We have a notion Of
probing this subject, and if possible, to
find out on what foundation such an
opinion rests. We have never seen any
thing from his pen to Justify such SEN
timent. We have read his speeches in
Congress and his electioneering letters;
and in our opinion he has never given
birth to an idea beyond what may be daily
met in the scholastic exercises of the
junior students in any of our respectable
grammar schools. We think we will be
able to give data for this apinion---,Kieks
burg Sentinel and Exposition.
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P. w. FARRAR.-On another page VIII
be found the address of p. w. Farrar,
Esq. of Wilkinson county. He holds out
the true line and plummet by which the
measures of the Federal Government are
to be measured. We approve in toto, OF
his principles. There is only one point
in which there is semblance of tripping.
He says, in speaking Of the several ri ghts
of the States, that he holds it not only a
proud privilege but the solemn duty OF
the State so to apply that check "as not TO
dissolue the Union" The State has no
agency in dissolving the Union which she
merely renders an unconstitutional law
imperative within her borders. If the
federal government perseveres in en-
forcing compliance with its usurpations
at the point Of the bayonct, and dlsso-
luton of the Union is the consequence
the State is not responsible for the evil.
Suppose a majority Of Congress repre-
senting, as they do, the free states Of the
Union, should pass law emancipating
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A tough Question,--We have heard Y
stated that Maj McNutt, in his speech at
the court house in this town on the 2lst
inst, mentioned that in 1928 while trav-
cling from Virginia, he was obliged TO
suffer himself to be shaved on his Virginia
money. A gentleman who was listening
to his speech, asked the Major if ne had
ever been shaved on United States Bank
money. The question was a poser ana
tire candidate made this clear and erpltcn
answer:-"Sir,-- / am neither Shylock.
nor a shaver" This answer is worthy OF
Mr.. Van Buren, himseIf--ArguS
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yellow FEvER.-We are informed by
n gentleman Just returned from the city,
that he went to the Lake lew days
since, on a pleasure excursion, in com
nany with six others, all in good health
and spirits. Two days afterwards tour
of the party died Of yellow fever. Inc
gentleman who brought the information
IS, we are happy to say, aIive'-ba'0"
RoOue Gag.
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"Mr. Jefferson is considered by US as
good NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. argus.
"The Argus ADVOCATES the United States
Bank.-Grdnd Gulf Advertiser.
We advocate a United States Bank.
Turn 10 the first number Of your paper,
M. Advertiser, and tell US what you adj
yocated in It's Argus.
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4 Copy este.
ROLFE ELDRlDGE, c. c. s. G..
COMMISSIONERS OrrIcI,t
OGfb Orinhpr lay.

u -iRGINIA TO teit At Rules hid in the Clerks Office
' of Amherst County Court, On Monday the ith day of
Sept NIB 7, 1887
Thomas W. Glass and Lucinda his wife, Robert Cawthon,
Ferdinand VI. Wiley and Jane his wife, late Jane Cav thon, ia
cob lass and William II. Garland, trustee, &c, Iiaulllls,
against
Rich 3rlS. Ellie. Beverly /. Brown and Mary his wiz, l.
saac Rncker, administrator of Robert Cav thon, decd. Henry
W. Quarles, Thomas y. Eubank, Daniel Flood and Louisa
hi VII, Isaac Rucker, Jr. and Zulinan his WIFI, and J ma.
than tucker and .Antoinette his wife. Defendants.
1S CHASCEEY.
The Defendants. Daniel Flood and Louisa his wife, Isaac
x cIrt and Pullman his v lie, aud Jonathan Fucker and An
toinette his wife, not having entered th' appearance and 81
ven security according TO the act of Assembly and The rule OF;
TIL Court, aud it appearing b. satisfactory evidence that th.y
nc not inhabitants OF This country il is ordered, that the said
D'f,niants do appear here on the first day OF the next Deem.
he. term, and answer the bill ofthe plaintiffs, and that a COPY
of ths order b, forthwith inserted in som. newspaper publ. III.
ed in the town OF l%ynchburg, TO two mouths succcssi,rls, and
posted at the front door OF the oourt.llouro OF this county.
\ ~Copy-Icste,
ROBERT TINSLEY, On.
Sept. 25 w2m
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FILL GOODS.

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.on,r .4ry GOOD a, c, Jouhlc With =
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p.,l r,.neh G,Ino.sl,t a,i ,,l NATHAN. ia il
- - - ,.Irt. ..,i ,.;.,
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lowing gentleman:

Captain Bosgs Of the steamboat Gen. Gaines, who
left New Orleans just before the s.orn OF the 9Th in
siaut, informs the Editor Of the Louisville Journal
that the gale struck him neat P~lacquenine, aud that
il blew subsequently with immense violence. Trees
we're uprooted and broken aud fiat boats destroyed
10 great numbers. Captain Boegs remained over
night a little below the mouth Of Red River, where
he saw the air whiiened with cotton. winch was blown
from the fields halt across The Mississippi. The o.
pinion was that a, least one third Of the whole cot
ton crop was blown away. The condition OF the 81
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VEG * q E'OR s.rEE,.

uNilEIE viii tie sold, Al public anet,on, in front
\ IT The Cnart House, Of Campbell county, on
the lst day ~ November Count, 1887. 4 Neliu W.
maa minoI Celia. AMI her five children. Three OF
The chillrcn terlsl ac nearly grown, and the whole
Il l}icin ~vAluahlc.
Tir sale viii h, mai. IN pursuance Of y decree OF
the Circuit Superior Count oil Law and Chauccry.
for tn. sud county. made at the last term, III the
case OF " Oliver rs. Martina
Tenns-fwclvc muntls credit, the purchasers
siyin houds sth good and |suf,e1eut seeu,ity.
TllOS. FOX. r..
WN. ORGAN, = .
Oci3hnr y tbs
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POLITICAL.
INDIAN s,ungR.


heonzs il caaas, with the eeil,a -h-af
10 ths ttas cfihs sss AMI yellow leaf.
anlit a.nss the trait iioin tie henAad ttes,
Ard s~er,,e.s IL rouad in il. teoklcs. slss,
Il p.ays on the brow ofths aiaiien fair,
aai psr;s " ith its hnscrs, hef raven hair.
j, conss. il co.nss. ana its minsirsl's wing
Der tn CLASSY Lake Is eaig.riaz,a
With n.asi, soft as tn n, ,iew strata
oizsphysso over Ii ~s~e.iias MANI
/, gialasas he wales a. !; aoas along
Aal strSaaisaa val ,a5tl,aias ts-eel,o tn scaS
II roai, :. il co;uss. like af.ss rrrirs
arra,ed in robss Of rosSanH Whit,
And the earpst efiea-ss ~ ths sfounii Is spread,
And ,hs aow .Ys Wild meath ia eoaqierinS tread.
For Il strides along IN It's kind, way
Like shadow that Dit IT the ,.oss ofd.y.
II GENES, 1t cc,pes. sai tie ripsnea eraIe
l. wreataia- crown. for its golden reign,
And ,he irigh, eye s~parsl,s with liquid d h:
lisc the star enthroned on the brow of night,
AMI ,as ,,suning fields tisir ofisrin-s bring
At tn saint1l shrin. Of the autumn hing.
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RE.NOV:lL.
MARTIN, WARD 4 DAVIS.

removed their establishment to the House
hn recently occupied by Mr. 4. b. Norvell, oppo-
site Mcssrs. Il. b. Richards & Co. Hardware Store,
where they respectfully invite their friends and the
public to give them a call, and examine lliei, large.
excellent aud very cheap assortment of DRY
GOODS. Nc. &c. TO which they are daily making
very interesting additions.
Ocfohry %
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SEQ REWARD.

pANAWAI from the subscriber living in tn.
IA county of Puts ivan,a, 10 or IL miles south OF
Wards Bridge, Oh the 22d Of May last, NEGRO
MAN NANED HENRY, about 70 years Of age,
large and likely. HENRY formerly belonged to
Nh. Wm. e. Leit~ich of Bedford county. aud IL
well acquainted in the nelghborhood OF Mr.. VIM.
Galloway. The above reward will be given to on,
person who will apprelend aud 'coplins him IN jal
so that get him again.
JOHN F.. FITZPATRICK
June
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NGESGE1.
SOTTNER.V' TO.VxC,
For tho cure OF Fever aud \gac, mud every symp-
tom Of General pCbtlify.

For tho cure Of Fever aud Ayac, mud every symp-
tom Of General Debility.
fENtE unprecedented cagcnrrS with winch tina medicine
4 h. been sought after by all classes in every part Of the
United states, l. the best guarantee OF is excellence, and at
tordS the most satisfactory assurance 10 those wloh have not uied
il, OF it, superiority over all otheI Medicines, ion the disease
loi which II prot. Sc to :: o cure. Al the earnest solicitation
OF many 9th most respcc table citizens OF various parts Of the
country, the fioptietors have consented to send the sOIraI-
EkN TONIC forth Tor the general use OF thu public, and
have h,5n grauhed beyond their most saGgninr hopes, by the
great coed which has accomplished. Vic sunioin a copy o,
one OF Tia, com pUhcalous Referred 10.
From Col. Jno. -. Hosan, collector Of the Port Of
Nozzle -t9rncfiy Senator from he counties of No
bic. Btl3r'a, ttc.--.tctiHg .i1j. d8i Inspector
GcaeraI oft< .irDry N dc recent Crtek CamPpsn,
ctr.
MoEfIr, August Is, 1886.
tientrmsn :--Olrine thu lat, Creck Cangnign, was Mt.
tackled violently with bilious lntermlttcut Fever, which Tor Sc
reral days confined mo TO my quarters nj Tallnsscc. Your
"SOlItBEHN rONAt"w vas recommended TO me, andiny
friend, DIR. Busscy, actually rode TO MONTGOMERY md bnck in
one day 10 procure me a bottle, which cniltl, relieve ed me-, and
enabled ms, before had taken halt the quantity, TO proceed on
aud JOIN the army NJ liaichachubha. Since IN, return home
my sou was Rcacked and | sAnt laio ths cit Tor vonr TONIC,
and regrSued to learn tlcrc MAS rome for sale in Mobile. Can
no, YOU s-nd some 10 this place, SO TINT out ciiil>pS may enjoy
thu best Medicine vi the sort have ever tried Your altcn
,ior 10 this request will confsr a ia, OF on the afflicted, and o
tlise one v lao has uirendy experienced its beneficial effect.
Your ohcdi.nt servant, JNo. Il. HOGAN.
FOURQUREAN & PALMER,
Hhoirsnlr an Retail .ipeais, Lgncibuq,
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P.iLUIBLE MEDICINES.
ryONTAGCE,S EALM zoe TEE FEET

iENIilS Balm il warranted TO afford immediate and pcma-
nent relief in the most distressing pain OF all poins'
IooA-ache. Ii , also one OF the best prescrati,cs Tor the
teeth now known.
A"NTl-SPASMoDIC TINCTuRE, OR MOTHERS
COMFORT:
A new and valuable retneds for piarrhcs in all It's various,
forms, Dysen,ary, Cramp, Cholera Morbus, hsatc Cholera,
Summer Diseases OF children, sc. &c. 1t has been subjected TO
the most r1gId and s. icnttc examination BY some oi the Inost
extensive Physicians aud practitioners in Virginia, who now
recommend il IN their practice. Also, BoR1poItes ftampJ
EhpnagiAy Nurture, for extracting Grease, Turpontiuc,
Paints, Oils, &c. from Carpets, liroadclotli, Hats, aud Silks,
by which coat collars arc made TO look as fresh as any part OF
Tho coat, with ample directions accompanying each bottle Tor
their uses.
For sale by JAMES T. ROYALL,
- tgt. for II. u. Montague, Petersburg
JAnlArv 10,
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4 VALUABLE TAN XARD
u 4.
"a ST sac Z; -.

\ virtue Of deed OF trust executed 10 me by Rob
- ert Steele, on the Sd ofJuly, 1887, Tor pur poses
therein specified, ! will on the 9Th day OF November
next, sell. a, public auction, N Midway, in the coun-
~ OF Augusta, six miles above Greenyille, ON the
road leadin" from Stauuton To t.exington, 10 or 10
valuable slaves, 60 Mules, some HOTs cs, &c
FcrSns-a credit Of 9months will be gwen, the pur
cilasers giving bond with approved security. The
usual title IN such caseswili be made To thr purchaser,
aud no other. JOHN NEWTON, Trustee.
October WIN.
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.VEBe' GOODS
OlsNEK u WATSON

\ RE NOW orcplng at then CASH STORE, \
n large aud general assortment OF FALL. a
WINTER purchased IN the Northern
Markets at auctIur tor CASH. all Of which they arn
determined to sell at much lowe r priccs,han the same
qualities were ever pil.icd III thus market.
We respectfully Ak call rom All persons " shing
to buy, rs we Will take pleasure IN cxhi,itin. vuI
Goods, whether VIC sell them OF not.
lhc following are "a FEW Of the articles rosn rrisim:
owr stocL.
Cloths and Cassimetes, all colofs and prices,
Saltnets. blue. mixed and striped,
kentuck, Jeans, a large lot.
Flannels all eolors, VERY chcap)
Pulled Cloths, 3 ! and I'd wide,
T"lll,d Jeans, good article for Negroes Clothes,
L,nscy, 3 l and 1 (, solid ant. striped,
Nerluo CiIcassi,ns.
Blcachcd Couons, very cheap,
Brown do do
Silks, bla'k and colered,
French iIombaziues,
French worked Collars, cheap.
blankets "a largo lot,l some very largo for Boat Gov
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MATS HATS
EE0RGE w. GAINES,

w~ WIlOin- been a practical llattcl Rom
HEN 1rl9 Ia The present iinc, has taken The
@ stand ofB. II. Wood, ana IS now making
~ aud Flushing Hats OF every pliec aud
quality. ,il; sin Has of the most biilllaut lusirc j:
hne white and b11rk Beaver dnto black and
White Hats OF medium, quality, which Tor scnicc and
elasticity, shall be untisalled. BOYS and \ outh's
ditto l.adie,' Fur Capes aud Tippets; li,ttrl's
Trimmings and Materials. With the above shall
shortly receive a %sriendrd assortment OF Gsps.
HATS, both sila and I'm, made NJ tho slori.,r
notice, and ia HE most ashlouable sisir.
GEO, ". GAINES.
0ct.a I'm
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K.vTTTIV,G Y:.lR.N.S. NC. ~.

lust received. email lot of three threaded Eng
- isl, Yarns aud Wot.ted, beautiful and scarce n.
ticies.
Cradle and Cub Blankets,
Mohajr. Wor.fcd, Cotton and Silk Hosiery. nc. &c.
MARTIN, WARD d DAVIS.
October q Ia
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TO THE PLANTERS.

AESiROCS Of setiu. Blankets, Negro Cloths,
~ aud every article III then line, al prices thai
VII astonlsb them. We recommend them to give us
4 call. We are selling exclusively Tor cash. and will
assure them their interests will be fully protected.
ROBINSON ELLIOTT.
October 10 is
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LOOK BlERE,

d .~sacstOH-Now coming up the River, evar,
day, Goods, at hallthe pticc formerly paid for Them
Ne are determined on holding out great Undue.
Inents Tor CASH. ROBINSON ~ ELLIOTT.
October 10 Is
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Chinese NuIbcrry, sc.

ehsaacsc NUIbcrry, nc.
INilE subscriber will have Tor salc. this Fall, the
L. NOrNs N%UiticauiiS or Chinese Nytl.
berry Cuttings, producing leaves from G to Is iu-
ches IN Observation-Disclosures the Morus Alba, or
White Italian Mulberry Seeding TieeS-wliich will
be sold on very accommodating ,crms.-Also alargc
supply oithe large White Crop SIN 50 'Oyssl
Eggs. Apply AT the Office OF Tie L>nchburg Nr
ginian, where i specimen OF the Silk. made This sea
son, may be seen, o. to Mr.. James Gamewtl,, At the
Mulberry arm, two miisS from L,nchdurs. on TIA,
Amherst Courthouse road.
I. FLETCHER Il GO.
AUGUST 81
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WAsuIsoroS, Oct. "a.

DErAnTuRr OF THE lspIANs.-All the Indians
N the city (escepl The Wnnehasoesl went BY the
cars 10 Baltimore on Sunday evening. They were ac-
eompanied by their respective agents aud lnier,re-
tiers. We understand that they arc gong ,oNisit the
Northern and Eastern cities. An immense corcourse
ofpeople assembled near the Railroad Depot TO wit
nessthe departure o. these aboriginal visitcrs. kro-
KUcK, BLAcK HAwR. add us SOY. vcre the objects
OF particular CURIOSITY, III.
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ID u H AN STOCK.

MrzrssS HAVE Tor sale a few fine Cows
NTsMHIE|v and Hellers, and two very like
MIX y young Bulls, Of the Improved
0kn~kk.n Short-horn Durham Breed. liav-
ing taken great pains, by importing aud selecting my
stock, | can assure those who wish to purchase that
they cannot find animals Of purer blood or superior
qualities in this county.-Reler to Benjamin Wilks
or Paul Jones, Esqrs. RALPH WATSON.
Fast Windsor, Connecticut July 81 ~
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PERiHC SALE OE
E.Y,N'E}, Stuck. f.7'D CROP

TENllE subscribers will Offer, Il, public sale. ~
a Tuesday the 3lst instant al ''EssaOT-E1aIl,"
all then crop ut Corn, Oats, Rye, FODDER. &c. 2yos"
of fine Oxen. all their stock of Cattle, Sheep and
Hogs, an Ok Wagon. and all their Plantation Iten-
sis.
Six months credit will be given on all sums over
$40, the purchasers giving bond with approved Sc
curly, under that sum cash will be required.
They will also, at the same time, offer at public
sale, their TRACT or L.l.S'D, known by tho
name Of " Tudor Ilall."-letms made known ON tic
dav of sale.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock. A. NJ.
w. II. GARLAND.
RICHARD y. EUBANK.
Al the same time and place. ! will offer, at
public sale. upon the same term, all my Household
aud Kitchen Furniture.
RICHARD n. EUBANK.
Amherst, Oct. 90. tbs
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The ErJ}orng Expedition THE Philadelphia
Inquirer states that the experiments that have been
10 progress there, for the last two months, by Pro
lessor Johnson, sssisted by McSsrs. Mauiy, En-
mons and Dale, of the Navy, upon the various III.
strn,nents purchased for the Exploring Expedition
ny Lieutenant Wilkes. have drawn to a close. The
articles are packed. aud nearly in a coudl ion 10 be
forw ,ricd TO New York. where the squadron now
lies. Tue scientific cerps is constituted OF the FOL
lowing gentleman:
7. X. Psale, Esq. ofPtniadelphia.
w. K. johnson, Esq. do.
Z. Coates, NJ. u. 10.
C.. Pickeune, d. NJ. do.
]. Drsyton. Esq. do.
A.Grey, NJ. d. New York.
r. Hoyle, Esq. do.
a. Agate, Esq. do.
J. Lights. Esq, Albany. n. Y.
J. w. Randall, Esq, Bosom.
j. p. Coutlopy, Esq. do.
II. T.. Hale, Esq. do.
]. l.. Dana, Esq, Hew Haven, Conn.
". Rich. Esq. Washington. &C.
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Stlt. 2,5
NOTICE..

FORWARN all persons from trading with INV
< wife Susannah Divers on my account, as | will pay
none of her contrdctious, as she has left mr. without
cause. STEPHEN DIVERS.
October sw4w
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.ar crop was suel, that the injury done 10 1t cannot
but have herr immense.
At Matches several sinill houses were swept away
The ealr VS. not less furious there I an ~ the
recica Farther South. Ihe %caifni, i. prutahl, tire
gisa.est thai hss beialiep the Southern cauhtIy iot
several scdrs.
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II UDLFC SHE.
~PlTTSILVANEA LAND
EOK S.ILE

'NHE subscriber, DESTROYS to remove 10 the South,
L offers the L.f.1'D on which he now resides.
Tor sale, The Tract lying Oh Frying Pan Creck)
containing upwards of eleven hundred Acres, 90 III
80 OF (which is first rate cleared bottom, equal TO ay
Bottom Land in the county a sufficient quantif,
cleared to work s OF 10 hands to advantage, d between
$50 and 300 Acres of rc,pectabic Tobacco Land to
clear the larger part of the balance heavily I'm
bered and well adapted to grain. The Improvements
good, aud in a lealtl y ncigliborllood, aud within
three mile Of Bcrgcr's Store.
Terms. liberal, and made known by application to
the subscriber. RiCH'D. 4. WALDEN.
Pttsylvania, October 10 4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30

.VI UTfF.S5S. MTlCl Ica1 ronliIeNtIY fccnnl-
men! to lfNsici,ns aud others, Who may wish 70
purchase. Thankful iuf PAST tNuls, again invite
my customers aud the public generally to rive me a
call, believing J c1n do "a we'll BY them as any house
II town. JAMES r. ROY l..
April 81 Ia