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JOHN WILLIAMS,
the English Ocu,;st,

l.anisvlile, j dlV 1851.
Coined from ". c. aapocate of the 2h Inne 1897
AT the request of DIR. Williams, iuser' the follow
lug lie from the ev. Mr. Howell, of Ma hville to the
editor of TIL South Western Christian Advocate who
it appears has examined the III sIomas and o,er dac-
age In consequence of accident DIR. " will To-
main in Nashville few days longer than he ut first
intented-say the LIST July.
Rev. Mr. String fell:-Having been requested by Dr.
Williams, the oculist in this city, 10 examine his
numerous diplomas and other documents evnciye Of
his claims public condeut in his profession have,
in company with valued friend done so with pleasure.
Among them found letter from Mr. Pageot, at pre-
Charge d. Ataires OF the King of the French, at
Washngtot addressed to DIR. Williams testifring the
genuineness of the diplomas from the Kings of France,
Belgium, well those from the Medical Socie-
Ties of France. He has numerous vouchers from men
known 10 be of reputation in This country, received
since his arrival in the United states, detailing in,un-
of great success in tic restoration of sight the
o.lnl have seen ry all his poor patients in this
c.;y. ! knew none of them previous to thei coming
unl er his care; hat all have say they arc IN
qaestionably bencfttad.
HoB'T. 3. C HOWELL,
Nashville, June q, 1887.
p. ). Since writing the ABOVE, one of DR.. Williams
pptiens has called upon me, aud SAYS he had aCta "
aud totally lost the sight Of eye seventy
but declares himself better; thai last night, for the
first time in his life that he reculect, he could dis
tlnnuish, with III eye, some of the prominent tars
learn That this old gentleman has lived many vuer,
in this rdgon, and says he has been Methodist during
forty years.
Yours, truly,
anglo r. n. C. II.
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To RENT.

fpRaN--l- = ~ nj, ourth pronf American Praud'
I'D Harding, ior sale by ,,,,, ,.,,
mol Is. Magazine street.
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w w ,,W A NM

No. 11sCamay Street Nein Orleans
always on hand es1nlnntly rseeyn: DR..
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MAIL ARRANGEMEt,s

MAIL ARRANGEMErS y
,,5 Due Every Day at l2. y.
Northern Maa' Closes Every day at 10. 3. ~
VIZ, Due every Sunday, Wednesday an
Western Ma r., Friday, by 5, P. NJ.
by sray q me Closes every Monday, Wednesda
CoasA md Saturday, by 8, P. NJ.
:, Due every Tuesday, Thursday, an
The LAKE ak Nail saturda, by PM.
VIA Closes every Monday, Wednesday
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gsOli.E * MAY, House, Sign, and crnamsna
\ Painters, Ne 5 Caroadee street, two doors from
Canal street.
limitations of the following woods and marbles, ex
ecuted ia maser,, manner.
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r1UAP-lOJ halt boxes No soap, brand OF Dsanes
- Gould, for sne by IsAA.; BADGE * o..
ml6 Is! Magazine street.
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IRONS, Nc.
THE HOWELL WORKS COMPANY, No.
i 235 Water, near Bseknan street, Ne~ york.
have received the past eenson and are constantly
rsreiving large and extensive additions TO the stock
of the above goods which now CONSISTS OF inc
following assnttmen, suitable fo the southern ana
western n,arkots.
Hollsw warc OF superior quality, consisting OF
about 1900 TONS viz, Co.,
Pots OF % diff.r5ut szss, from 2:S to 50 cations,
Ke,,lus, Is sizes, from 3;s 10 30 saous.
Kettlcs, Is sizes, from SO TO IL gallons,
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I INL9gR-9yO anding from 4leano independ-
L eDca, lie u DORSEY,
m25 Is Vow l,V~co.
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1905 I43 h. or I'D 23fs
Nortlhwara. Coming Southwark, the time is six hours
less: being DAYS and II hours.
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Yours, truly,
au.l0 R. n. C. II.
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CHAuLEsrus July Il, S3i.
WAS afflicted foHr years with an ulcer Ia tie leg, oc-
easonsly accompanied with cr;spelatous ,nllamatan
and excessive psu IN the ley and ANGLE JOINT. Several
eminent physicians exy,tcd t.eir skill upon ii, bl, with
Out scr.,lausp, benefit h. ,hts five bottle
Intii MS auaeea male perfect cure.
MARGARET A WEST, 12i Market
For sale by Hen Try BONNABEL, druggist, aeeu
To- tbs proplietors, fc;scupitomEas street IL
NEW ORLEANS S = MELVILLE RAIL ROAD
yElIIE Stockholders of this company are hereby no.
Il tiisd that by resolution of the board of drec-
hon passed on the 18th inst the call made on them on
The 18th February asst, for the payment OF five dollars
share, was rsscindsd and the said stockholders are
further notified that
VIII REAS by resolution of this board passed on
the 18th inst call has heen ade on the Stockholders
OF the New Orleans and Nashville Rail Road Company
Tor tine following payments the the stock held resp.c-
lively by them, viztwo dollars per share, payable on
the first day OF September next; two dollars per share
payable On the first day of December next; and Two
dollars per share payable the ST day of March
next Now therefore he il resolved thu tie secretary
of this company shlnoty the share holders therein
through The public pr MS of the cry, that ~ CONFORMITY
with the sixth Of the charter, theyale Permit ii
to postpone any payment called in The stock at sad
csnpaIy tor the of sixty days, ru and after the
dry ON which il is made payable, with the express CON
dnioE h.wever, That II nor regularly p:'d within Inc
said Hralnngation of sixty days, from and aft M dav
which it should have been pad, that then the sOat
which said payments shuuld have been made is ald
rema ,orteitcd To the company, the charter on tina
point hcIng impeI alive. conformity there To sRi
call, all stock Of the stockholders in sad company as
think proper TO pEt off the payments their stock Ii
the end OF the al litinnol sixty days, which the chare
allows h;n, notified that the payment ri two dol
lars per Slre called tur, aud due ON The first of Ser
tenber next NAV lie postponed under the sixth section
Of said charter until the 81 day Of October next tina
the payment of two dollars per share cu,ed for aac
due On the first DIV of December next, may he post
pnued until the 6h day OF january ncx t. AID the pay
rnent of two dollars per share called far and due M hs
frslday Of arcbneSt, may postponed ahlii the sui
day OF April next.
Extracts OF the minutes Of the hoard
lung i Il .ic%AIR, Sec'rv.
J AZ O3. HATS, in cases--:i du2en nilile Wot
/ Wv Hats, for sale JOHN Il GHA nam.
T apI6
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4 EAjON SYRUP & PittlLES-UndTwood' Lee
] 4 mon syrup und Pickles, nssored sizes; rlso, oo
boxes n Lewis q daskeis Pickles. Tor sale To close Il
xon.ignment, by JARVIS n NNDntN >
eIs cor Common and 'rchoC,itonlas
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Specimens TO be seen at the shop Paints. ails.
glass, sopal varnish, &c. on hand nd sale.
MI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-03
From tie Richmond Com piLer.

think the proceedings Of the lale convention are
destined 10 do much and lasting good. The cx-
preston oi lis opinion in favor OF internal improve
ment was of the strongest aud most decided
character. BY an overwhelming vote-indeed, with
almost perfect unanimity-th opinion goes iorth to
the people of Virginia with all the moral iorce
which it can derive, coming roma most able and
dIsnierested body, that TO regain orr direct import
tradc, with its enrchlDg benefits, INTERNAL IMPROVE
MENT IS INDISPENSABLE.
Nor is this all. 1t IS earnestly recommended TO
the Legislature OF the State tn complete early as
possible, the general lines OF communication with
the west and southwest; particularly the great GEN.
trail improvement, the James River and kanawha
connection. 1t is to be hoped the Legislature will
heed the suggestions OF the convention, and con-
fning their attention to the leading Improvements.
break down the miserable aud impovershing system
of local works, which have hitherto FILTERED away
the resources Of the State, and excited in eastern
Virginia much of the hostility which there ex'
lists against the policy OF internal improvement.
Another resolution was adopted of vital impor
tance-that which contains appeal TO the people
OF western. Virginia to give up The system OF Local
works take the liberty OF most seriously calling
the attention of the people of the west to this oPln-
ion of the convention. soemnly aud deliberately ex-
pressed, Let them reflect, that this convention was
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-03
Valuable Real Estate AT Auction.

WILL SELL, on Thursday the 18th day Of
Il December, at l O'Clock, the premises with
0ut reserve, all my Houses and Lots the Horse
ford Branch, in the lower end Of town; say,one
Lot lying above Main Street, with a large brick
house aud Two small wooden build ngs on 1t and a
slip Of ground 40 feet wide, joining the upper side
of said Lot. Also Lots, lyn the lower side
Of Main street, and running TO the Canal, Washing
ton street, aud the road running from Nam street 10
the river. with 3 Houses ON IT, and containing near
four acres. From The situation OF these Houses aud
Lots they must and will be very valuable as
they lie alongside OF the Canal the basin, and
on the Maiu road and Main street, aud well sit
dated for extensive water power when the canal Is
finished, that is in the neghborhood Of this place,
though any one wishing TO own such property will
come to the sale, for expect it will 60 very low
The terms will be made known The day OF sale.
1t will be laid of to suit purchasers.
WILLIAM THURMAN.
nov. 90 IBID
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Encourage your own Manufactures !

nOLLARS MAY BE SAVED AND THE
IL MANUFACTURES Of your town encoura-
ged, by buying your HATS, of the subscriber.
Every Hat sell, being Manufactured by our
selves, in the town of Lynchburg, shall not be inlc-
rior to any and being determined sell low. for
cash, VIC hope, therefore, The advantage offer to
our customers, will be appreciated by the public
md there will be no credit in business, good
customers will not have TO pay 70, bad ones. We
have Just re reyed a good Stock Of
HATTERS MATERIALS,
Which will be made up in the neatest manner. by
first rate worknen. We are also receiving ago,d
assortment of ladies' and gcntemcns Shoes, mems
and boys fine Fur Cloth and Hair Seal Caps, some
81 a superior quality. All ofwhich will he sold low
for cash only DINkLE & RUMBOUGH
p. S. We are agents for The sale OF Morison's
Hygean Pills d. X.
Nov. % Is
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PUBLIC E.ILE or
DRUGS. MEDICINES,A &C.

N pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Superior
L Court of Law and Chancery, for the town Of
Lynchburg, pronounced on the 9Th day ol October
1888, in a certain cause tbereln pending, in chance
ry, between Chauncey Stcen, complainant, and
Thomas A. Fourqurean, Frederick w. lsbell, Peter
Dudley, John w. Dudley, Robert Jennings, Til
den Read and Joseph Marsh, defendants, | shall
proceed, on "Wednesday the 9Th day of December
next, at the store house recently in the use aud
occupancy of said Thomas A. Fourqurean, in the
town of Lnchbutp, to sell, by way OF public auction
the highest bidder, for cash, the entire stock OF
Goods, Drugs. Medicines, &c. OF said Foufqurean
in the Store House aforesaid, and in my posses
sion, under the order of INJUNCTION awarded SAID com
planant on the 9th day OF September last.
All persons indebted 10 the aforesaid Thomas A.
Fourqurean hereby notified, that, by virtue OF
the decree aforesaid, am authorised 10 take into
my possession the books. bonds, notes, open &C,
counts, and other evidences of debt ~ the proceed.
ings in said cause mculioned lately belonging 10
the said Thomns A. Fourqureau. and am required
to proceed without delay to collect all the outstand-
ing debts evidenced by said books bonds, rotes,
open accounts and other evidences of debt. Per
sons indebted as aforesaid will therefore thu
proprley OF prompt attention 10 this matter, rs pro
ceedngs against them cannot be delayed.
HENRY HUNTINGTON. Serg't. G. l..
Nov 5 ids
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL,

In Amherst, one mile edstof Cedar Grore.
HNHE subscriber has commenced School, for
term of months, from the 10Th of November.
In said School, besides the Ancient Languages are
taught the various branches OF English, including
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ancient Languages and
higher Mathematics, So per month for common
English branches, 50 per month. Having gone
through full course of collegiate and professional
studies, and having had much experience IN teach
ing he ha,tcrs himself that he can give ample sas
faction to those who may patrenize HIM lew
wore scholars will be taken, if application be made
soon Board can be had, in families near the school.
Re(erences-Rev. VIM S. Reid, Rev. j. l..
Kirkpatrick. and John M. Gordon. Esq. Lynch
burg; Dr. Powell and DR.. Davies, Amherst court
house: Dr. Paueson. New Glasgow; Messrs. no
hort Camm. b. b. Taalerro, u. ID. Tinsley, w IN
! shelton. Champe Carter, Capt. Ambrose Rucker
and r. s. Ellis in the neighborhood Of the school.
LUTHER EMERSON.
Hh,. oe q w3w
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GUIDE TO PASSENGE RS.
.M 80 .AS.A
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

HNI1E Northern Line oil Stages from Lynchburg
i to Fredericksburg by way of Charlottesville,
leaves Lynchburg Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays, at o'clock A. NJ, and reaches Charoites-
Vile in the evening of those days II arrives at Ere
dericksburg on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at o'clock, p. Nj. Ia returning, 1t arrives at Char
louisville on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
and reaches Lynchburg on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays By this route passengers leaving
Lynchburg will reach Fredericksburg in two days,
or those going from Lynchburg to Richmond VIII
reach Richmond on the second day at 6 O'clock r.
M-Our teams and coaches are first rate, and the
drivers ara careful and accommodating. No pans
will be spared to render the trip safe and pleasant to
the passengers. al, oo
Fare through 10 Fredericksburg Sll 90
do TO Richmond 5o
Apply a, the Franklin Hotel Lynchbnrg, for seats.
S. B. CLOVES. Agt
July 2 lid"
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Sale of Lands.
Nov, %


N pursuance OF decree pronounced on the 23d
Il day Of October 1888, by the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for the town Of Lynch
burg, in two causes in Chancery depending therein,
between James Bullock. complainant and Harry Ann
Czbell, widow OF Ohm J. Cabe. deed. aud other de-
PENDANTS, and between David &. Murrell, SUNG as
well in his own behalf OF such other creditors of
John Bullock rs have interest in the subject
ter of the suit and may pray TO become parties and
contribute to the costs thereof, complainant, and
John Bullock and other defendants the undersign-
ed commissioners named III said decree ior the pur-
pose, will proceed, on Saturday the 29h day Of
December next, If lar. and II not the next fan
day, to sell, upon the premises, by way of public
auction, to the highest bidder, the lands and by
said decree directed to be sold by US, being tract
parcel of land containing by recent survey 479t
acres, be the more or less, living aud being
in the county of Bedford the north side of Ivy
Creek and on both sides OF Big Branch, fork Of
Ivy Creek, adjoining the lands of ohm o. Lenwich
and the Heirs of John L. Cabe, dec d. lands Of Ben
jann Wigginton and James Metcalf. The land
will be sold, in pursuance of SAID decree, ION credits
of six, twelve and eighteen months, equal nstalments,
The purchaser purchasers executing to u.s. com
anssioners his or their bonds with approved
rlty, and the title OF the lands TO be withheld, a
further security for the purchase money
HENRY HUNTINGTON, Commits
JOHN BULLOCK, : sioncrs.
Nov. % te9D
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Land ut Auction.
r;ov.29

DURSUANT to a decree OF the county count of
l. Bedford, pronounced at the November term OF
said court, 1888, between Fuqua &c. plaintiffs vs.
Fuqua Ell al. delendants shall, the l7ih dav VI
December, 1888, on the premises sellto the hehc I
bidder, credit ol one, two and three yeas, the
Tract Of Land whereof Caleb Fuqua died seized iy-
ing in the county of Bedford, "a miles south Of the
Lynchburg q Salem Turnpike, & 3 miles below
Liberty, between Big Oucr & Liule Ouer rivers,
about hall mile above Their unctou-adjoin the
land OF Col. Saunders x others, 4 containing about
GOO acres. There will also be sold, with the above
named tract, small tract of 100 acres immediately
adjoining. purchased by Mildred Fuqua. decd Of
Moses Fuqua.-Bonds with approved security will
be required OF the pNichaser, and the tide retained
until the purchase money is paid. The title is IN
dispu able. Al the same time and pllce, will be sold
all the Crop and Stock, Household & Kitchen Fur.
piture, on credit OF II months.
ABNER FUQUA, CONF
Nov, % HID
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Locust Thicket for sale.

WIS tract OF land containing seventeen hundred
Il and thriy-foW acres, mostly in woods and
containing fine tobacco land is now offered for
sa'e OF accommodating terms 1t lies on both sides
o, Little Whipping creek, in the county of Campbell,
ABOUT twenty five miles Go,n Lynchburg aud adjoins
INC lands OF Philip Payne senf. 1t may be advan-
'ageously divided into or three tracts. Posses
SION may be had Immediately, and the terms made
H n on application to William H. Mcfarland,
WJs. .a, or to the subscriber in Lynchburg Dr.
1no" .he land. WIN. RADFORD.
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10 Negroes for Sale.

"ILL be sold for cash, public auction, on
w the first day of January next, 1889. before the
Store of Xix & Robinson, at Ben, Creek, in the
the county Of Buckingham, the Negroes belonging
TO the estate of capt. George Buiks, deed. Some
ol them young aud likely.
JAS. b. WILKINSON, Ex'or.
of G. Burks. deed.
November % til
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REFERENCES :

REFERENCES
Doct. VIM. w. Austin,
Mcssrs. Scott & Butkland, ,,...o1,,.- ~.
Messrs. II. Wilcoxon & Co. O' NV
E. V. Warren, Esq,
Amos Rees, Esq, All. at Law, Richmond, No.
Joseph Davies, Att at Law, Fayette, Mo.
Gen. Jno Wilson, do. do.
Messrs. Stcttinus & January, IN
Messrs J. b. Il NJ. Camden & Co.
Z has Langham, Esq. Gate Suv GEM : 3
Col. George +. Stro,her, 8.
Beverly Allen Esq, Attorney at Law,
S. IL NJ. ii. Garland, Ats. at Law, Lynchburs, Ia.
Hon James Garland, NJ. c., Lorins ston, Ia.
November DC I'm
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DIR. JEBR'S
Rheumatic Lini,nent i!

VIII afford immediate relief patient and has sometimes
been attended with such success MS TO cure the
most distressing Rheumatism in "a hours-eyen when of
years standing.
This highly valuable Iinment ia recommended with con.
dcnce founded on the experience of years.
for Stiffness of the JOINTS Nnmbnsss Sprains Chibans &c
his article is considered SO superior every thing else
ana TO possess such uncommon virtues that ordered from
distant parts OF the country.
An Agent recently writes" Please send me further sup
ply OF Jebhs Imminent shall probably sell n considerable
quantity as 1t Is recommended by OF physicians
very highly"
Price 50 cents a bottle.
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$50 REWARD,

RROkE OUT Of Campbell jail on the cath of
- October, NEGRO MAN, named
II q II.
whom purchased of Capt. Robert Tinsley of Boe-
tourt. about IL months since. BOB is about 5 feet
sor loinches high, light complexion, thin yisage
about 90 years OF age, and very shrewd. 1t is pro-
bable he has returned to the neighborhood of Pat
tonsburg. | will give the above reward of $50 for
his apprehension aud delivery me. near Hat Creek
IN Campbell county riff he be secured in any Jail
SO that get him again.
BENJAMIN w. WALKER
Nov Is 6t
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The PainfM and Debiiitatins Complaint
O. THE PILES

receives immediate relieiand in instances has
been thoroughly cured by the administration of
DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
TNHlS approved compound also mitgaes and the
symptoms which frequently accompany that disorder,
and increase the danger Of the patientvz Pain oins-
iieadache-Loss OF Appetelndigesion- other marks
of debility.
relieved Patient writes from distance" 1t 10 but Jus.
tee inform you that have used your Dumfrie.
Remedy for the Piles for past, and have found
cminenty successful.
The Remedy quite innocent and he admins
all ages andbo,h Plain and simple directions with
description OF the complaint accompany each package,
which consists OF two boxes containing Ointment
other Elcctuary-Prce 81 for both articles, so cents
where but one is wanted.
Price 81 50 box.
y None genuine unless signed the outside printed
wrapper by the sole Proprietor, T. kDDER successor to the
late Dr. Conway. For sale, with all 'the other Conway
Medicines at his Counting Room, No. 80, door
kiddes Drug Store, of Court aud Hanover Streets
Concert Hall Boston and, by his special appointment,
by 1T. ROYAL, ,
Large discount to those who buy TO Sc Il again.
April I6 . I'm
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
] ameS River and KanaWlln Canal

PROPOSALS will be received the office of
the Company in the city Of Richmond until the
18th day Of December. for the construction of the
A9neducts across Stovall and Porridge Creeks.
Tue plans and specifications will be exhibited at
'ne once until the time of the letting.
CHARLES ELLET, Jr.
Chief Engineer j. r. & X. c.
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4 r the next meeting of the Board of Directors,
IA commencing the 5th of December, Lock
keepers will be appointed for the Lift l. ock At West
ham, the Guard Lock AT Tuckahoe Creek. the
River Lock at T'ye River Dam, and the River Lock
at Joshua Falls Dam.
Bv order Of the President and Directors.
November &c nod
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NOTICE..

A PETITION will be presented to the next Gen
"A eral Assembly OF Virginia, praying the passage
Of law ,vorcing Martha G. Hemmings from her
husband John q. Hemmings.
MARTHA c. JENNINGS.
Bedford County, Va. 22d Nov. 1888. VIII
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ST rocks, &c

lust received large and beautiful assorm.n
- of Winchesiers celebrated plain and fancy
Bombazne, Satin and Silk Socks,
Plain and iiilled Linen Bosoms,
Bleach Satin do
Linen Collars, &c. &c.
MATIN, WARD & DAVIS.
September 81 t.
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A. Ii. GARLAND

TNAkES this opportunity ofinforning his friends
Il and the public, that he has established himself
in Carroon, Mo-, Collector of Eastern aud Do
mestic Debts and also as agent for Military Bounty
Land Claims.
Business Of the above nature, or ofany other kind.
entrusted to his care, will receive the most prompt
attention.
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NlHiNMlSo
o~"THE LYNCHBuRG VIRGINJAN

d Published seni-reey, ferery Monday and Thusdav al
-Four Dollars per dnnnm payabein adrdnce No ubscrp-
0 be received shorter period than months and
paper siH be dseonaued ercep the disc,etoa of the
Editors,J until all ayrearages paid
GJADVERTTSEMEN7S inserted al so cents per square
ies for the first insertion, and 81 for erery suisse
qsenf iascrtion
UrJOB PRINTING ereeuted neatly and CT peditiousiy
and reasonable terms.
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HNHE subscribers, having discontinued the Mer-
sons indebted to them to call and settle their ac-
counts
or FOR RENT the Store House. With de.
}sseH srabe family residence above, 90" occupied
-l1".Aby us. AUSTIN HANCOCK.
October 16 WIS