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Tur roRTlF1c4TIOS mil.

The annual bill Tor appropriations 20
wards completing Qualifications passed both
Houses.
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The Npdisonian publishes the llH.'
Federal 4,h Iuly Grafton delivered Y ~
Buchanan. JUS, after the var. As hf' 81
chansn, IS now a patent de.nocra' - ~
upon such conduct IS very cruel v y" 7
Mr.. u. did denounce the War, NJ hae
san and the whole democratic party 20 -
vet terms. Is be not now 40 Admiois'''''v'
man In this famous Speech NJ h9'1'.
an accuses the democratic party o. pe's
parcel Of demagogues'--ot desifo}Rr
navy --of declaring war against eo'O-.'.
of rashly plunging the country 4" ~
Test with Great Brl,ain---ot carry IeS o''
wnr dlsgracefulIy and obtaining a'sS'''
fol peace, &c.--Rai. Reg
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THE I. STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN

THE I. STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN.
Mr.. Fairfield. from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs. TO ~hfch was reconmItfcd
the bill Of tbs House " 70 provide Tor sur.
yeytng the Northeastern boundary lice 81
the United States, according to the pros.s
ION Of the treaty ot peace ol 1853. report
81 The same sifhoa, amendment and Il
was ordered, on hls motion, that The bill do
he 40 the table.
The sane gentleman. from the same CON.
m,ltec, luther reported ihv lolios,ng reso
buttons.
ReaslrsI, That, afler careful sramiaaftsn snd
deliberate Consideration % The = hoio controversy
bessren the DATED States ard Great Bfi,sio rt.a
tire 70 the Northeastern boundary u lhs farfasr,
the Heass Of Representatives dses ass sussfiaGa
doubi 81 The rniite pfaetscabstts IT fuaatag ard
marking that bsuadaFy a. strict csa tofmitY w4gh
the siipaIatiens OF tbs dtdalise treaty. Of p~aes III
iIsJi and euiftta.n a perfect eunvteiiau OF ihe
justice and validity 81 the ttr 81 tht raird States
u the fa extent 81 All the territory il d~patt 81
t4ssn the tao PaNrrs.
Rssotstd, furfbtr, That considering that uarr
lhaa hsli century has ~iapssd since Tho eoaclu
slon Of thai treaty considering tbe extraordinary
delay Hhieh has hsthsrts mafksa The negotiations
aud proceedings Of tbs Governments " ths tao
countries 10 their sndsavos amieAbiy to settle this
controversy and consitsri the danger IL mn
tnal irritation and collisions nPDu the botdsF Of
kindred aud friendly nations from further pro.
etas,ioatiou this House eannoi torbear TO express
an eatssl desire that tau pending nsgahatlou
should be brought 10 a Glaze ana The final decision
OF the dispute be made aa early as Practicable.
These resolutions were unanimously a.
greed 10.
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India Rubber Nefspd?ers.-- .p ~
ton Courier has commenceo Wb,l
some Of Us copies on this ma'ef'' H. Cams
nextl They arc to be sent 10 '"'
ot Europe.
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From the Lynchburg rirsi.;,.
MR.. JEFFERSON AND Mp

MIX JEFFERSON AND Mr.. CLAY
We are indebted 10 the Maysy;pa ~.
for exhumlng the subioined letter alter ~ " a's
Sage OF Monticello, and giving !, l'
pubIic-though we fear that Tho ! V = 'a'
dolph, Esq. might have searched u A'a'
laneum tor months without discover "' =
Such testimony from the Au,bo, - t.
Declaration of Independence, and ,ba y re
Their of the true Democratic Psuy WI, "a
be lightly regarded. ~ 'a
MONTICELLO May 9th. 10,
You ask my opinion Of the me,,,. e,
CLAY. and his policy for the proter,,,, = = ~
tic industry and manufacture. The -oa's
tons you pot 10 ne, ! must beg Tint ~ ist.
a. this june,urc give NY views Ia ~. ~ -
through the ptess. As for Mr.. Ga, i-s@
him TO be one of Tie most talented ana l-''l'i
rnea and statesn'eR that his country ls, -.
dHeed' and should ! 1--we many years os.. -
hePe 10 see him bold the place Of chez
Of the American repuhliS. Ills esfes, .t,t -H
Ia life, has been career OF glory, ~ \.
achieved that for his country uhii., go. -
her cause, which would ornament IL
place 10 The eseuieheon oil the mosl isyot.. 80.
man IA any age Or nation.
say thus much ia reply 10 yoaf .rt.,...,.
rles hui e. ! said before, | 90 ne, 49,,
my remarks given To the press, ior d. IS.
reason that this country Is involved IN -
excitement. IN which ana not ds,o..5 4. +. ~
par, IN the politics Of the times Mywn,t.
Is quite lame, sdmonishes me 10 disen,,is..
hAsiy note. With assurance Of The not ~.
rcsPee', ain your obliged ivilov til,see. e'
TIloS. JLFfLRs0y
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Interesting PeaEion Cast.- Anoae ~
large number Of Pension bslIs Tat ssr
passed ~ the House a. Repfrseo'si,es q,
Saturday, aas one IN which TIC P !
aas claimed uajer peculiar circumstance.
Il was that OF Benz auin Gennr', atocs >.
I'd Pcasiou ia right 81 hIs sitc Dsta4a
SbarlIeh, Who ENLISTED 10 Arri III 5
Que oil Tho aratIselis regiments, ~
served lao years in the var q lae re'aa.
too. after hrch she vas honorblS dlebsfr
ed, having boen seriously sounded At IN.
rytogn, III lT-3. Size married, fsctisi
a pension. and died, and her hu.lafa 7
claimed her peaaon, g. % tbs case q a@
oss 1t revolutionary soldiers, lie si
passed without auy opposition.
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THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL.

THIS great blIl involving appropriations
to the amount OF two nr three millions OIL
dollars, finally passed both Houses.
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The rebuilding Of the City.---li is cheer
ing indeed to see the number Of brick build
Ings now IN rapid progress Of construction
IN hing street That ancient mar, prom
ses TO lift itself from It's ashes III renovated
beauty, and, thanks 10 the brick lar, with
added neutrality-suspicious. Courier.
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The following IS copy Of las 'si'e'' y
by the unfortunate ]. ". Miller WIZ !,
IN end 10 bis existence IN this e'' y
Monday week. addressed to The I'4T''
CouSfithfioaaligt ...
krags4., g.. Jaae l. l'.
An We young man, d. oot destroy - nd,
win gambling; II Won do. you all 4a'isl !.
happy, in this werld anu y9n VII atWs ifs.,.n,
rrable whilst ron arc o. ih's eaflht a,r.ase
ways a say 10 mske living ~thaa' -, ba.f
In the year $50, | first gau1bied, aoo ,talt.
miserable ever since. Oys irisnd'' ''Ns
from this, Coed bye,
Your "'0'' j. " MILLER
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The Yellow Fever has broken out AT New
Orleans, but IS mainly confined to the tran.
sient population.
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An Army Of Pensionerz.--From docu.
tnent communicated tamong otbers) To the
House Of Representatives yesterday, II ap.
pears thai the number of pensioners on tho
rolls OF tie several pension agencies Of the
t1tcd States At This tlne is as follows:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-15
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ASSORTMENT COMPLETE.
SEPT. Doth, 1888.
SEPT. 2DlIs, SIS.

UVANING received almost our cntre stock OF
III FALL. and WINTER GOODS, (which is
indeed unusually hrgc) we are now prepared TO oil
fer to purchasers even Gteatcr inducements than we
have ever before Offered.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon us, respectfully solicit, aud CON
GdeulIy expect u continuance Of the same. pledglng
ourselves At the same lime 10 sell many descriptions
of Goods lower than they can readily be bought in
any other house. we only ASK achil 10 convince
the most mcredulous.
The following constitutes bur portion, and may
give some idea of the extent ii our Stock:
1000 ur Shoes of various kinds, very cheap,
1900 Macknaw, Rose, Whitney, and Dunle Blan-
kets remarkably low,
1000 yds plain and plaid Iinsey, from Is Cd to 3s,
1000 Ga q "a Fulled Cloth, much lower than
usual,
GOO :. heavy twilled Plains, good substitute fol
Napl Cotton,
100 ns. French aud English Mcrinos & Cmcasians
800 " Calicoes various Kinds anu qualities,
Is or 20 bales Brown Domestics,
I.y,cc In, 2 4. A, o.. and 4 Bed Ticking,
ii doz Hemstitcled Linen Cam liandkis 4s Cd
Nr,ino. Cashmere Moha,r, Silk Worsted aud Cot
ton Hosiery,
S,,.,d,1 assortment, Silk and Cotton Umbrellas,
krntucky Jeans Napt Cotton aud Casslnctts,
Flannels of all colors and qualities,
A sulcudld assortment OF Silks and Saiips,
Honnets Hoods aud Ribbons, great variety,
Cbalh,ys and Mouslin DE Lanes. very handsome,
| ps super fine wool dyed black Cio'h
" extra super DO 90 ao
Fine and super fine blue DO
HEAVY Beaver Cloth for over Coats,
CassiIneres and Vestings, Il good assortment.
Resides a great variety OF olher Goods oi when we
ash hut an examination. BURTON RODES.
~ tsif
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which, in connexion with the first makes our as
sortment extensive and complete, comprising al
most every article in the STAPLE INFANCY DRY
GOODS line, together with full assortment Of all
kinds OF GROCERIES, at less than the market phi
ces, for In recent visit to the Northern
markets, we were induced, by the extreme Low
PRICES Of the Goods, to buy much heavier stock
than We are 10 the habit of doing; consequently we
are very DESTROYS OF reducing it before the season is
too far advanced, 10 effect our object deter
mined to otter our Goods AT very small advance
upon the original cost. thereby holding out greater
inducements than have ever been offered in ilIls
ke for the same description OF Goods. We only
ask call from those wishing TO buy, 10 prove the
bove. The following are d few of the articles. with
the prices annexed, besides many others, equally de
sirabc aud cheap.
Cloths, Blue, Blk. Il Fancy cold, from 81 the f.
nest quality,
Cassmeres plain, ribbd, strlp'd q Victoria, very
cheap,
Vestngs good assortment very low,
Cassnetts PLAIN stped all coils and all prices,
Flannels all coils some AT % cts.
Blankets, all kinds Rose, Whitney, Mackinaw and
Dufe, from 81 up,
Napt Cottons Wilson's make,
Go ps Fuled cloth from 374 cts, up to a very supc
rior article,
Tibet cloths first rate article
Cmcassaus, very large 81 cheap lot,
French Merlnos, handsome assortment, low,
Mouslln de Lanes, some satined stupid, new
article,
Capes and Collars, French work, some very rich,
Thread Edgng u lnsenings,
Muslin do do
Silk all coils very cheap,
BIZ. Silk "a. rs. IA. Ga very low,
Scars article,
Gloves all kinds aud qualities,
Blk. Il White Silk Hose,
MerIno do do.
Mohar do do.
Cashmere do do.
Worsied all kinds,
Bin. Il White Cotton do AT % cts. worth 80 c's.
5000 pieces Prints from ia CTS. IL Is x % cts.
| NJ 100 pieces do at 81 cts. worth l2d cts.
1000 wards Cotton cloth at e Gus.
| 2OOO do do 8 cts.
10 bales Cotton Oznaburgs from l2d cts. 10 No. /,
! Wool Hats at % cts.
400 pair Hubbard & GARDENERS heavy Shoes,
| Raw Cotton.
! o. 100 Sacks Salt, and more expected
| 0 p Bale Cotton al 81 %.
UORNER & WATSON.
N. B. Persons buying to sell again, will do wei
| to give us a call, as WILL SELL upon accomnona
ting terms. uORNER ~ "hl@CtS'
Nov. Is MS
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$50 REWARD.

DROKE OUT of Campbell jail, on the cath OF
ID October, a NEGRO MAN named
II u RS,
whom purchased OF Capt Robert Ihsley OF boie-
tourt. about II months since. BOB Is about D feet
or Ininches high, light complexion, thin ylsage,
about IS wears of age and very shrewd. 1t is pro-
babc he has returned to The ncighborhood OF Pat
tonsburg. | will give the above reward OF $50 tor
his apprehension aud deveryto me, near Hat Creek.
in Campbell county, oril he be secured in any Jail
so that get him again.
BENJAMIN w. WALKER.
Nov. - bt
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o. The intelligence from Canada and the From
tiers is fall OF interest. We shall not be at all sur
priced IT, before tranquility restored, the United
States and Great Britain should be involved in the
conflict II the rumorcd existence Of an extensive
combination in favor of the Canadians, in the border
counties Of New York, be not exaggerated, it will
not be long before Canada will be severed from
the British crown.
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a. The people OF Elizabeth City county seem
TO be in earnest in their efforts to restore The direct
import trade Of Virginia. Many of them cenbra-
cling their most Influential citizens, have signed
pledge, binding themselves deal to the amount
el one cent, with any merchant of the county who
shall not, after the lst day of November 1885, deal
with aud purchase his goods ofthe Virginia nuor-
ter provided the Virginia importer wn sell as cheap
as the Northern.
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u > Ii is stated that the Van Buren, party in Ohio
alter having secured their asccudancy IN the State
Legislature by the aid of Il g Aholiloniss, intend
To refuse TO re elect Mr.. Morris, The iayoie candi-
date of the fanales 10 the u. s Senate. Gen
Lyle, of Cincinnati, is spoken Of probable can
diddte.
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MlSSlSSIPPI.-Twoe lee,;o,s Inv. ,.,.n,,, :,
ken place in Missssippi-n Loundes and Noxubee
-" I'LL vacancies III the State Legislature both OF
winch resulted IN favor the Wing candidates. who
IN both cases succeeded Van Buren, members Ii is
now sal'l' with confidence that Mr.. Trotter. the Van
Buren, Senator will be succeeded by a Wing.
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MIR. GEO. HOOD,

is expected TO open School for instruction IN
/ that most important branch OF Christian Educa-
ton in this place, ahoutthe first week in December
next Persons wishing 10 avail themselves OF tins
opportunity, requested to call on the following
persons in whose hands subscriptions are placed
Messrs John Victor, VIM. II. Ryan, Jchu Will
liams, Junius A. Clay, Frs 5. Miller, aud Geo.
Bagby. Mr.. Hoods character as Teacher Of Mu-
sic as well rs gentleman and Christian, is per
fectIy unexceplonable.
Novanbpt . N ts
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@ p The value of abolition aii, in New York, is
illustrated by the fact that Mr.. Bradsh the Wing
candidate for Lieutenant Governor, whose cause
they espoused, was beaten by Mr. Tracy. the demo-
cratic candidate, in the city, while every other Wing
candidate, whom, the Aboiuoniss refused to vote
for is liom 1000 to 1000 ahead of their opponents
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DR.yU.ZV'G FECEEV'ED.

TAIBor's LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
LyachJmg, November 18th, 1885
The following numbers were drawn for the
RICHMOND ACADEMY LOTTERY,
Glass No.6, for 1888.
A, Alexandria on Saturday the 10th inst VIZ:
DC 46 36 "a 60 CT 5 50 50 III . G3 81 "a
49, Renew small Prizes in the Mononga''a AZ
demr Lottery, $4,000, Capital Prize Tickets only
Four Dollats, and shares in poporuon-l nc n''w
ing willie received THIS DAY, at o'c'octr, NJ
l.'y rho,ces lrl, At TALBOT'S OFFICE.
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MARRIAGE.

Married on Tuesday the 9TH inst. hv the Rev.
Thomas T. Anderson, poct. Alexander l.. Pa
TINS 10 Miss Many s, daughter ol Doot. Richard
Thornton. all of Halifax county. Va.
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"toi9iA.-Th Legislature OF Geo,g,a met at
h'''edge''lle on the 9th INST. Ia the Senate, Nj.
Dougherty tWhig1 was elected President and in the
House Mr.. Day ". b. was elected Speaker, by
ajorlty oil votes.
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THE CANAL.-The Enquirer says" We are
that the operations the Canal go On bfaycly aud
that there is every probability of its being opened by
the 10Th OF next MONTH"
letter from mercantile house in Richmond re
quests us to advise those who are now shipping pro-
duce TO suspend operations for few weeks until
the produce nj Wesrham is sent oil, or until
the canal is opened. 1t Is impossible, (says our
correspondent to give you adequate idea Of the
Confusion that exists this landing or the difficulty
that we have In getting produce thence to our city
Every house, shed, &c. is full and the road to
Richmond is covered with wrecks of wagons, days
aud carts, to the number OF some dozen or twenty
Several fine horses have also been lost in the mre
LITERALLY suffered TO die in the mud.) The damage
20 goods hus left the road is immense AS they are
plllaged in every instance where they Of such a
nature be easily taken off, and if they do not
suffer fro II this cause they are not unfrequcntly
damaged by rain, &c. There are now very few
teams that travel the road and no doubt many more
will be Withdrawn ere long, that the difficulties will
be increased and it will be the interest every one
having goods TO send to delay them until The middle
OF next month when 1t is confidently expected that
the canal from Boshers dam 10 this place will be o.
pened, and we shall have the boats in the basin IA
gam
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O. What is the reason that the Daily Rich
moEd Wing has been a day too long reaching
LynclburC, for week past!
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uNs, PISTOLS, etc. London aud D,mas
~ Gus Single and Double Guns. Of fines, ou,I,
~. with nnd without Mahogany Cases, with conr.
plcc apparatus.
PISTOLS Of the same STYLE
Shot Bags and Pouches,
Gun and Pistol Fl,sks
London Tooth, Hair aud Cktl, Brushes,
Bird Bags,
kazors oi the fnes quality.
HAVANA aud PRINCIPE Scgars old and fine.
Carpenters Pencils,
HarLh m' =, Z. nd fools A. r.,.uJv ,u,o,,
lin n Co.'S. genuine Snuns
PERCUSSION laps, do. Nipple and Screw WrrucIes
KNIFE Boxes, Butter Prints, Paddles and Spoons,
Sterling chaslc- work silver noticed and other
Ih'mbles, the first, the very best goods.
Gun Powder, best English sporting
Rosewood and Mahogany Wrlring Desks.
Leather, silk and siycred Purses. oil very superior
quality,
V,oI'" and Guitar Strings best quality, aud vc,y
large supply
NioLINs, FLurrg and AcfoRpIAys part very old
aud most superior,
CLanioNrrrs, FIRES, FLAoioLrrrs, OcrAvE
FLUTES,
MUSICAL BOXES, @ kinds,) narmoneshs,
Jews -llarps.
Duc,more Wire Chewing and SmoLiny To,,cco
SNUFFS, IN j,rs, bottles and bladders
Lamp Oh common and very best qualltics--the
Common al 81 per gallon.
GENUINE CHAMPAIGN, few baskets low to
close
Brnndics ~ Wines, very old and equal to any in
any market Gin Corlials Brandy Fruits,
Preserves, Pickles. Syrups, Jellies, Raslns Al
monds, F,lbtrs, &c
Steel Pens with Holders, Pen and Pocket Knives,
Stock Buckles,
Dog Calls and Collars, Red and Black Pencils and
Crayons, thermometers. Pnriumery,
Medicine, sUrsrOm n Obstctric instru-'
nlcnts.
Pants, Obs, Dyesuns, ec. for sal. at
HOWEL DAVIES'S
Nov. - in,
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NJ r. are authorized 10 sell Mrs. Tnte's MILL,
w on BRek Water Creek about two miles
nom hynehbnrr. From the local,i, o this property,
and It's excellent waite, pnwet II N, be rendered ex.
ffemeiy valuable Ia persons wishing 10 engage IN
the establishment ot machinery. OF almosl any kind
II not sold privately sooncr II will be offered nj
auction on frda, the aIh inst. Terms NJ Sale.
PAYNE x TURNER, Auei',s
Nov. III,
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DISSOLUTION.

Stationary, &c. lately owned by Marin A.
ha'n'"' shall continue the business at The old
St'h'' anu respectfully solicit the ua,,onAee nj
my friends and The public ''e' "
- "''e no" on h'nd u very complete assortment
oi books, IN every department of I,tr,,,,, .''.''.
to our country, and shall at all Tines ende,y.r IN
Keep such stock ~ the wants or the commnn;,v
may demand aud NJ prices than sh.Il no, Ia, -
P'e'sr' JOSEPH T.. MARTIN
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SILT! SALT! %.4LT!

WYE have in Store at lot Of SALT, large sacks
w which will be sold low.
JJ. PURVIS Il DUFFEL.
Oct Is is u
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FOR RENT,

49,, THE TENEMENT, now in the occupancy
I;;;1 of MIR. NJ Talbot, next adjoining Mr.. Hob
llmA Inns one OF the most desirable private resi-
deuccs ON the main street. Possession given on the
L., Decembcr WM. w. NORVELE.
Nov.
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&hooey Shoes i! Shoes

IARIiE SUPPLY ofLadics' Men. Boys and
n Girls SHOES, just received and Tor sale by
]. j. PURVIS e DUFFEL.
10 :, sit
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STOCKS. &c.

STOCkS, NCs -. -
j ~ Wmches,er's celebrated plain and fancy
Rombaz,ne Satin and Silk Socks,
Plain and frfed Linen BosOms,
Bleach Satin do
Linen Collars, &c. &c. n.vtS.
MATIN, WARD & BsSeS'
September ~
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NOTICE..

A PETITION will be presented to the next lie
n gslatpire Of Virginia pray ing that the Siann
ton river from the mouth of Seucca to the State hne
may be made lawful fence.
NV. Is min
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Lottery Draws TO-lIOrrOW (!

Together with many OF 40 $50 Nc. he.
Whole Tickets only Si-llalves $e-tlrs 81
For sale mt
TAIBOT'S OFFICE.
n. Il. There will be no Virginia Lottery drawn at
Alexandra Saturday next,
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(.YSIS.
Wanted immediately

~ OR 30 ABLE BODIED NEShoES' ht
Il - 25th December, for ~hich W." wv
e. '"s"ees JAMES DOLAN.
ny n'' ','"e 4tn
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'E'li''SE Indebted 10 he finn Of Marlin 4 la.
'h'7 ae frqueStedto come forward and settle
Tue same without delay. further Indulgence c4mnot
pe gwen. M bonds aud accounts MT stuIed by
~ "''' o. November viii he placed in the h,nls Of
"',' ''s 10, 'o1e'""n' JOS. +. MARTIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-15
JUST EECEEI'ED

JUST EECEEl'ED
\ ''',pS: 81 CroN Sugar Of the first order,
L, Kieo do,
boxes 'I'ibo Loaf Surar
Il tiefces London Brown Stout
do Philadelphia Porter.
I'D barrels Family Roe lIcrincs
large lot Of Stoae Butter Po,s. Cbn,,. .,,t
ia =. '"''"s ""o
FAMILY BACON AND FTOuny
WI nAyr JUST nrcrNrr,
4,ooolb pure Family Bacon
Also, lot OF good Family Flour
MCKINNEY x MOSBY
August G -, !,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-15
Review Of the EynckbWrg Market,

CORRECTED
NOLCOMBE & OTEY-C On,nri s.iou Merchr uts
Extreme prices OF passed Fobacco,S5 50 To 13 90
Inferior 10 Common 3 80 to 50
Common to Good, 9 80 To 10 50
Good to Fine, 10 5 to - 90
LugS, as TO quality 50 50
We make no change in prices doing but
little having inspected only SO hhds this week.
The lugs and tobacco of the new crop which has
been brough TO market is very green and inferior.
Flour, by the wagon load, Sc % to 50
Wheat, ! % to 90
Corn, (per barely % 10 as
Meal, (per busheD l 90 10 90
Whlskey, (by wholesae,) 80 to 50
Plaster. none for sale,
Iron, (per TONI a months, 100 90 TO 90 90
Hemp (per TONI 100 90 1870 90
Bacon (by wholesale,) Is 90 10 l6 90
Oats, (per busheI,) 80 to 90 So
Salt, (per sack,) 80 to rs
FREIGHT.
Down the river, so IS to 90 80
Up the river, o IS 10 ! 90
Plaster aud Iron, (pcr ton) 90 TO 10 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-15
Evan. Chamomile FILLS,

A FRESH SUPPLY just received and tor
"a sale at &C per box, by
d K. LYMAN Agent.
Augustus II"
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FOR RENT,

TNIiE house on Federal Hill near my residence
l. for several years past occupied by the late
Patrick II. Cabell. MICAJAH DAVIS, Jr.
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