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The native American., 1838-11-17
THOMAS c. WILSON,

EEPS at his Stable, near the corner of Thiri 1tree
- rem Avenue, Hacks for hire by the hour, day
week, or Tor any longer period. HIS terms in stric
with the law Of the Corporation and his hack
arHeh by careful obIigng drivers person will Away
" o @ AZ me stable 10 receive orders and directions
lies ,ahp Ee e,erily ~ m and promptly attended To- Fam-
- w '""S " iae IN ihe morning evening can always
be accommodated by making early application
u " ,son mas also ior hire, one horse New Jer-
~ Gu,. buggy Ihe Bnggy is covered. Gentlemen
wishing FIRST rate affair, are invited 10 all
Sept. 29--tf.
MALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS tn. ..k
n scrber has completed his stock Of Fail and W;nt.r
Dry Goods by the following additions
5o pieces black, brown, blue, invisible green. and
Adelaide cloths
30 do. well assorted plain cassimeres
20 do. Victoria aud other fancy cassimeres
100 do blue brown, mixed, and striped cassinets
10 do. Kentucky jeans
100 do. 64 English and French merinoes
80 do. Circassans ard bombazettes
10 do. 8 French bomhasin ......
few pieces of the splendid damask do
20 do. elegant figured silks ...
20 DO. plain poult de soies and gros de maps
10 do. superior black italian lustrings :
do. black apron silks .-..'..~.
$50 do. French and English Chintzes
50 do white and coored lannels
100 do. beached, brown, and colored Canton do.
80 do. Irish linens p @
Is do. 4, 81, and l0-4 Irish and Russia table dia-
so do. brdseye, buckerback and Russia ,oweling do
; $50 do. heavy tickings
so do. penitentiary pIals and linseys
30 do. cotton chetks--al qualities
100 pairs rose, Macknaw, and point blankets
5000 yards cheap caIicoes
200 dozen silk cotton, worsted lambs WOOL and Cash.
mere hosiery
A small lot of splendid chenille shawls
II dozen merino, Cashmere, Thbe aud blanke
shawls a. e..
10 do. fancy silk and game handkerchiefs
Also figured and plain bobbne's and Swiss mnslins
Plaid Swiss and canbric mnsns moreens silk velvets
oil cloths, silk handkercheis stocks, gum elastic
braces, Woodstock and kid gloves, umbrellas, &c.
Also, 900 yards beached and brown coons at all pri
ces from IA cents upwards.
All OF which, having been purchased npon the best
terms will be sold extremely low for. cash by
.g.'. JAMES B. CLARKE,
No. from Sh street, Centre Market Square.
Oct 6-6t
The native American., 1838-11-17

NEW DkY GOODS 81 URE.-lhe subscribers lav-
" ing :a;en the store formerly occupied by p II. Bor-
land on Penn$yrana avenue, between s'h and Sth s's
opposite the Centre Market. have opened entire fresh
stock of Seasonable Dry Goods, TO which they would
particularly invite the attention Of purchasers, hay, g
been selected with great care and will Ee disposed Of
the most favorable terms.
a. W. g. ]. Z. TURNER.
Oct 20-6t
The native American., 1838-11-17
Ola gzi!i;5Il B5!z gzi:51!i]l 81 4gEIii7| 4gzl5a

WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD The
w. The Passenger trains this Road will daily start
as follows viz: *
FROM WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE.
At O'Clock, A. M. and at 1 l-2 O'Clock, p M
FROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHINGTON,
AT nine o'clock, A. M. and at -four O'Clock, P. NJ.
Passengers by the morning train if proceeding west
Wardy, can connect with the Western train the Bal
iimore and Ohio rail road at the Relay house. reach
Frederick in time for the Western stages that leave there
at y o'clock, noon arper's Ferry, in time for the
evening train 10 Winchester; while passengers travelling
castwardy are conveyed through to Philadelphia without
unnecessary detention at Baltimore, reaching Phadel-
phi in time for the evening line to New York; and thus
accomplishing the journey from Washington to New York
in one day.
Under circumstances whatever can the train be de-
ayed beyond the hour fixed for starting. 1t s therefore,
respectfully suggested that Passengers procure their tick
theotice will be kept open till half past o'clock,
P. NJ. BY order,
Oct. g. ... SAMUEL STETTINTUS AGENT
The native American., 1838-11-17
PROPOSALS

For publishing in the city of Washington weekly news.
paper 10 be dc, oted TO the interests of RELIGION
and LITERATURE, 10 be called
The native American., 1838-11-17

BDOTTLE CORKS, &C.
ED 50 Bags Bottle Corks
Cooprr's American Isingass, for refining Liquors,
making jrllies, SC.
Fresh Irish Oatmeal
Fresh Canary Seed, SC. &c.
Just received at TODDS Drug Store.
Oct 20.
NHOkUS MUL rICAULiS TREES---The su scrl-
1VA Der has for sale few thousand genuine Norus
Muhicuuls frees, well grown and CT mature wood. Those
wishing to purchase are desired 10 make ra,Iv appca
ton. FLODOARDO HOWARD,
Nav B. near Sev"n Buildings.
AJE HAVE TO DAY OPENED
w 300 pairs very heavy French Blankets from 1 to
B-4 BRADLEY Il CATLETT.
INGRAM CARPETING.-2,o ,ooo yards Ingram Car.
L peng
so very handsome tulted Rugs. lust received hy
Nov. 3 BRADLEY & CATLE'rT
HNOR SALE.-Ihe undersigned wishes to dispose CT
IL Lot 8, in square III, s'tratcd at the Of
street north and 18Th street west, fronting fifty feet on
the former, and hundred and eighty feet the
latter. To those engaged III the Public DEPARTMENTS
who may desire to bnld this Property, from its locality,
is well worthy Of attention For further inlormaon the
undersigned may be called on at the Globe Office
Oct. 27-3t" GERARD STITH.
\ N EVENING GsCHOOL-Englsh Grammar, Ari,h.
n mec, and Penmanshp being taught, was opened
on the 18th instant by Student of Columbia College
of the city Poslofice.
The patronage Of apprentices and young generally
is respectfully solicited.
Sept. 15-tt.
HIGHLY VALUABLE LOTS for sale in the CITY of
Il Washington, d. G Lots No Is, Is and H. in square
No. 533 contains 1929 2 square ieet-sitate on 2
street, opposite the Masonic Hail. and north street
opposite the eastern wing of the City Hall and Court
running thence the Louisiana Avenue to the
three story house occupied by Mr. John Mcleod In
the rear OF these lots there is public alley "a feet in
width. The ground may be laid off for eight building
lots each with front of 40 feet Their location is wei
calculated for the erection Of tavern large boarding
house, fronting the Court House and very near the
Office Of the Mayor the City and County Registers and
The Patent Office. All eqn distant from the Capitol and
Presidents House. As TO the neighborhood OF these
oss, there none healthy and respectable in the
city. To suit purchaser, purchasers the property
will be sold in parcels in the whole. As respects the
title to them (Which can be clearly and satisfactorily cx
pained and the price and terms Of the sale liberal and
accommodating is respectfully made TO Col
VIM Brent Clerk Of Washington -Connty D. c., at his
office for particulars.
Oct 6-itt
The native American., 1838-11-17


AH HOUSE.FURNlSHlNG WARE-ROOMS. on Penn
sllvania Avenue, near 4-2 street, .--BOTELER L.
DOM have just opened their Fall Stock Of House fur
nshing Goods, consisting of almost every article used in
genee housekeeping. They have addr, 20 their stock
This season handsome assortment Of plated goods, such
as
Salvrrs Castors, Baskets. Urrs Cardtsticks Snmfers
and Trays; which have been secc ted with unusual
care. '.@ a- Ga#.s.
Also, very superior English and Philadelphia Astral
and Maniel Lamps, of superior workmanship: all
warranted in good order
They have also, handsome assortment Of Curtain
Bands, Pins, Cornces. and Poles; which, together
with their large stock Of Looking Glasses Cabinet
Ware, Mattresses. Beds. and Brds,eads, Crockrry,
Glass and China War;, renders their stock ex-
tens We than in any other establishment OF the kind
in the District; 10 which they would respectfully in
vite the attention of persons furnishing
They have also Just received from New York han,l-
some assortment OF Cured Maple Parlor Chairs
~ B.-Ihey still continue to manufacture Chairs o
every description.
J. Shocking, Glass Plates of varions sizes.
Oct 6-tf gta .....
The native American., 1838-11-17

ENRENCH AND ENGLISH BEAVER CLOTHS
IL Opened 10 day
10 pieces very superior Beaver Cloths H..
Which will be sold low by the piece.
Nov. 6. ...s# BRADLEY & CATLETT.
MAY JONES, attorneys at Laac, Washington, u Z.
l offer their professional services to the Public. in the
Coults of the District Of Columbia and the neighboriny
counties in Virginia and Mary land They will attend to
the prosecution Of claims before Congress the Depart.
ments. the General Land Office &c. sc. Their Office
is the OF Pennsyva and Third street.
in the same building with Gen. Walter Jones, 10 whom,
they respectfully make reference.
HENRY MAY,
.t. .aas CHAS. L. JONES.
The native American., 1838-11-17

AH HOkUS MUL rICAULiS TREES--~Ihe su scrl-
1Vl ber has for sale few thousand genuine Morus
MuHicaulis Frees, well grown and OF mature wood Those
wishing TO purchase desired 10 make earIv appca
ton. FLODOARDO HOWARD
Nav. 3. near Seycn Ruill,nrs
The native American., 1838-11-17

NAE HAVE TO DAY OPENED
w 300 pairs very heavy French Blankets from 1 to
l3-4 BRADLEY Il CATLETT.
Nov 2
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ElGHTI DOkL.FK<
REWARD.
| oEElST TlNrALL, a white man, wi
4 lately resided at buckingham Courthouse, h
<fOteH ~ .VNfUftO DVDmUn

OF nine, and Is now no doubt endcavouring to effect
his escape with her, 10 OHIO on Texas. They took
The rouc TO Iynchourg, and got on the I4vnchburg
stage, near Patteson's Tavern. on Sunda, morning,
the 27th Inst-the woman disguised as a boy, car
ryng fiddle, aud Flnda representing himself as u
dancing masteri but pcrcelvmg that they were dctcc-
ted by the passengers, who had description of the
woman, they succeeded in escaping from the stage
about seven miles below Lynchburg, and have thus
far cludcd all pursuit. They were seen on the eve
ming of that day, making in the direction of Oakvle
IN buckingham.
1mdall is about thirty years Of age, full six feet
ingh stout square built, and very active is inclined
to be laxative, and has rather agreeable Countc-
nancci lie had on whca last seen, new blue cloth
coat, dark linen pantaloons, shoes and fur cap and
MAS armed with one two rifle barrced pistols and
a laGc bowie knife, which lie displayed ostenta-
iIauslN. The woman Is fair mulatto somewhat
below the ordinary stature, about thirty five years OF
age, Tim sSa9e, full head of hair, which IS a lle
grey, teeth smaItly deeavcd, and had "A small tumour
ON her neck near the collar bone probably caused by
rhcumatIsm-when dressed III her cwn clothes is We
~ neat and gcntee, and is very fond Of dress but
when She WAS last seen she dressed in a brown
holland roundabout, pantaloons of the same, shoes
aud a white fur hat, with very wide blim, which
she wore drawn over her face. They left all Of their
other clothing ON the stage when they escaped
viii give lilly dollars for the arrest aud commit.
mcnt Of IIndall that he can be prosecuted; aud
thlrty dollus fol The apprehension and commitment
OF the woman, 50 that can get her again.
GEO, II, MATTHEW'S.
Buckingham Ct. llo. May 81. 2At
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TRUST SALE.

Ky virtue Of a deed of trust executed on the Dist
- Dec. 1921, by Abram Il. North, to Richard
~, nG'pS' iof the purpose OF securing debt due
Eliza +. Echols, Executrix of Joseph Ecbols dec,J
"nch deel has been duly recorded in the Clerks
once OF the Hastings Court OF the town of Lynch.
burg and IN pursuance of an order of the SAID Illus
mugs Count OF tic town OF Lynchbng, bearing date
the day OF October, 1887, will be sold TO the
highest bidder, for cash by way of public auction
at the Franklin Hotel in the town of lynchburs
on Friday, the 18th day of June next If fair, if not
on the next fair day thereafter, SUNDAY excep,ed)
by the undersigned, the following property. viz -
One negro man, Moses, one do. named Fleming
one negro woman named Henrietta one negro e,l
named Ann.-Also one Side Board, three Feather
Beds and Furniture, one Bureau one Piano. one
Sofa, one set Dining Tables, three large Looking
Glasses aud two dozen Windsor Chairs Acting as
trustee, no other title will be convey ed but such rs
Is vested i'll me by the deed of trust
JOSEPH +. MARTIN, Trustee.
May % tI5J
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Sale OGtrsgSt estate,

ny virtue OF a deed of trust executed by Thomas
- H. Bass and Ann his wife, TO the subscriber,
WI" be sold, by way Of public auction in the street,
" 'front.' OF the premises, to the highest bidder, for
'ash, on the Sth day Of June next. the house and
,O'' the town of Lynchburg, on 9th Street, belong
'"g,o the estate of the SAID Thomas H. Bass, dec d.
ncing as trustee shall convey other title than
''"' vested IN me by the deed of trust.
JAMES BENAGH, Trustee.
- ;. | am authorised By the person for whose
'nellt The above sale will take place, state that he
'"' give SIX months credit on the purchase money on
'',"s sal sactorIly secured. J.BENAGli
May % ISL
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HNfliCE Henry .Ec0deiWy.

INllE regular semi-annual examination at this In
Il stltuton, VIII commence Friday, 18th OF
June, when parents and guardians and all who feel
an interest in such exercises, earnestly and re-
Specuuy solicited TO attend
The exercises Of the School will be resumed 18th
July. Veiy ample and permanent provisions have
been made for the accommodation OF boardeis
Terms of Board and Tuition as heretofore.
JOSEPH u. GODFREY.
May 81 lily
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

a Ill those having claims against the estate of
n Mack Jackson, decd. are requested to present
them forthwith to the undersigned for payment and
all those indebted TO the said estate are requested to
make immediate payment. Il. ROBERTS,
Executor OF Mack jackson, deed.
MAY 2S. At
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the imperous dnry ct the Secretary of the Treasury.
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CHEAP NEW GOODS.
AZ reduced prices fOI. Cash.

I'D OBlNSON x ELLIOTT have lust received a
q neat and fresh assortment of SpriH. <.O0ffS,
embracing avaIeiyoi articles, much III demand which
will be sold al prices much lower than any thing of
the same description offered heretofore in this Mar
ket Persons will please attend and examine for them
selves.
April > I.
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H'dsas RENE,

~, THE large and convenient Store House
I'D now occupied by ourselves. running back 50
.-l4teet, &vely handsomely arranged for business.
Possession can be had Immediately by applying to
the subscribers. JAMES c. HUNT a. Co.
+. 5. All persons indebted to us, will please eofne
lorward and settle early possible il is very de-
sabe that business should be closed without de-
J. c. HUNT, Il Co.
March Is Is
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NEGROES WANTED.

M f will pay the highest price for able bodied
w Negroes, by the month, or for the balance Of
the year Owners invited to see us at our work
at Joshuas Fails miles below this place. or at the
WASHINGTON Hotel. BABB &pACkER
Lyuchburg May B. 1885 sw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-04

! ANlNG bought Mr. kyles interest in the
Blacksmith business, formerly carried on bv
Kyle Bailey, it will be conducted by myself.
Thankful for former encouragement, | hope our
friends will continue 10 patronIze me.
J. X. BAILEY.
Amherst Ct H. March % Is
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VaNIIt subscriber having purchased the entire
l. Stock and interest Of Doot. X. ID. Palmer, in
he concern OF Fuurqurean aud Palmer, respectfully
socits continuance Of the patronage literally
bestowed upon the late firm lie now has, and will
continue To keep on hand, general assortment Of
articles pertaining to bis business; viz.
DRUGS, MEDICINES DN E-sTUFFs, OILS,
PAINTS, PEEFEuERiEs Ac. &C.
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Mrs. MckinIcy'S COrsctts.

A SMALL Invoice of this Justly celebrated
"a Ornament, this day to hand, of new shapes
end designs, and beautifully finished.
ROBINSON &ELLlOTT.
April 10 Is
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gS,S2aa1S,
o5-"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN."

published semi-reekiy ferery Monday ami 7hmsdagJ AT
rsar Dollars per dnH; payable adraace No sabscrip
.a receired ora shorter period than sir mouths and
70 paper e be discontinued ferccp al Me discretion o he
Eafers,J until all arrcaragcS are paid.
QPaDpER1ISE.HENT IS nserteda 80 cents per square
Tor ies for The FIRST insertion, aud b cents for ercry suisse
gncst Insertion.
pJOB PRINTING ereened aeaay and erpedttioHsty
and o. reasonable terms.
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For Rent,

A ND possession given Immediately, the Brick
u TENEMENT, on Main street. formerly occu-
pied by Martin, Ward x Davis, a Dry Goods Store.
Apply to Thomas Mckinney or,o
MARTIN, WARD e DAVIS.
Jan. Is
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y. 7. xYs5'

M + have just received second supply of this
w invaluable Medicine.
MARTIN Il LATHAM.
Feb Is
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sgRCxCaL sNsPRgtuENTs.

70 Physicians, country merchants and his friends,
generally he pledges bInselfhat his goods shall be
inferior in this market, that he will sell al a
moderate advance, and use every exertion 10 give
satisfaction. I. A. FOuRQUREAE
March II ~ -
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ROBERT VI. BROWN,
.HsfOs'sJPU SyI L<flC.

Al AS settled at Amherst Court House, Virginia
L with the intention of praciicing IN the Superior
and Inferior Courts OF Amherst and Nelson, and he
will be thankful FOR portion of the public patronage.
April 6m
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Plaintiff,
Defendants.

The defendant Amistead Long, having entered his APP
and even security according the Aeo Assembly
and the rules oil this court and appearing by satisfactory
idence that he nl0ban of tins Commonwealth II
ordered that the said defendant do appear here the first day
of the pember Term, and the bill OF the plain
III and that copy of tins order be- forthwith ms ued in
CIV spaper published in the OF ynchburg months
successfully and posted the front door OF the court house Of
this county. \ Copy-Teste,
JOHN ALEXANDER Crk.
Mav1I wlu
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April 10

NIRGlNlA-i rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the county
of Campbell Monday the seventh day OF Nav eighteen hun
bred and thry-cclt
James ID. Taylor Plaintiff,
againSt
Arni. tcad Long and John Rosscr Defendants.
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May %
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nLMr,Ilc rRAnrnY-

A tragedy Of painful aud appalling
character was recently pcfpcia'cd 90
the western part OF Alabama. The
particulars as recorded 90 tho LlkcvIlie
Express are somewhat 10 the following
effect: \ young lady of great persona.
attractions, the daughter ot q ilrmcr 10
the ncizh5orhool, had formed an &C
quainiaucc with youth o! wild and
cissoiJ.e habits and Ae- parents - con-
sequence forbade ham their house, and
eXerted themselves 70 sever the con-
neciion by providing Miss Julia Ma
ma with steady, middIc-agcd has.
band The squire having performed
the ceremony, ',he happy couple set
of for their home on the border, OF the
grca, prairie, and for six months the
lady appeared perfectly rcCoucilcd 90
her lot, aud eXcucd herself 10 love.
honor, and obey her llcgc lord. One
morning. as the former was returning
bone with has rife and dogs. hc met
his former rival, who accounted Tor bis
sudden appearance by saying that be
bad Just returned lfom New Orleans.
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sgsWell. there are some pleasant sPris ia
= Printers path. after AL. Jpst a. ho srt>
moody. some friend ,hvers him up b, k,ud
remembrance, and assure. him hs Is not for
gotten one OF these SITUATIONS NC bad the
other DAY. While Eliminating upon 'mausrs
aud things in general" an ebony messenger
threw down before us wsll-flled bSg--uot
with gold but with large. round, plump Po-
taioe,, such a. would have gladdensd the
heart Of . son OF The Green Isle. They were
from the Gap-N,ew Farm, and proved. on ae-
quainisnce, 10 be excellent. and well descrv-
ing praise. Our friend was right in .uppo,ing
the Preseh: an acceptable one, and be ha, our
hearty thanks. II Is no small matter. even 10
be thought Of in these times. Green deld, and
pleasah, prospects 10 those who remember Us
and brighter memories TO those Nho arc in
clinod to forget old friends