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The native American., 1838-11-10
FOREIGN OPPOSITION IN GEORGETOWN.

While we were much gratfed in perusing
piece in the Potomac Advocate of 22nd ultimo,
which shows that the business prospects of
Georgetown are looking up, we could not help
thinking how little is due to foreigners for the
existence Of public press in that place to let
ncighbors and distant friends know of the pros
perity and growing interests of the old Town. We
recollect that few weeks since the editors Of that
paper, feeling and writing patriots and gentle
men, presented very handsome editorial to the
public in favor Of the Native American cause
No sooner was this done than all the wrath offor
eign vengeance pronounced against them, and
some of the Irish were understood TO swear that
they would leave no stone unturncd to effect the
downfall of that press. Thus far the threat has
availcd but little, and we do trust that instead of
producing the end desired by our common enemies
their opposition may be the means of raising the
resentment of our own countrymen so far to
induce vigorous support of free press, which
prefers and maintains its own country and coun-
trymen above all other lands and people, and
therefore deserves their support.
The native American., 1838-11-10

We were not unobservant of the remarks of our
friend of the Sunday Morning Ne'os, charging
us with not giving him credit for quotation from
that paper. It slipped our memory at the time,
but an explanation is due, and as total silence
might be construed into reluctance to acknow-
ledge the fault, we now make the amende by
declaring it was an oversight.
We rest our acquittal OH his courtesy and
friendship, and cannot therefore doubt favorable
result "4san.- ~
For the high compliment passed upon US, more
is due We therefore tender to him our thanks
and hearty good will. @Eas.l,
The native American., 1838-11-10

The above cloths will he sold unusually low bv
Nov. 9--3t BRADLEY & CATLETT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
Water Proof Cement.

WISH to inform the public that J have a c.
Il mcni, to put on boots and shoes that makes them
completely proofs gainst water OF mud aod does not
injafe the leather, but fills tho lirlc c'vios, and
@akes rough sruney leather close and snc yt,r, y"'
plant and supple and cleans up with a nice glossy
appearance Il makes them last longer and look
hs'ief, and keeps them from ripping, especially
nSilhesn work, which may be made TO last neauly as
long and look nearly as well any other work does
without 1t. My pllce for puungit on is p cts. 4
pair, which can do il stott tim", and them
again Ills very es sentl To keep your feet dry
cold weather both for comfort and health; aud
,heplicc is low, you had as well Try it, both rich
and poor.
My place Of residence is the Columbian Hotel,
in The lower cod Of town. where cGtertain people
at moderate liice and invite diem to CALL and |
will try to please them.
WILLIAM THURMAN.
N. B.. Shoe makers and others in distant towns,
VITO may wish TO make waterproof work. or TO fix
those ready made for people, ii they" scnd TO me |
will send them some of the Cement, with directions
how to it, and furnish them from time to time
they need it. w. 7.
Sept. 81 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
Floyd County Lana
FOR SALE.

RElMG APPOINTED AGENT by the owner
- OF that desirable YR.IC1' OF L.9.vD,
situated IN Floyd county Virginia, on the head OF
Little River, and known as Oeles Old Place, con-
tanning about eleven hundred and forty
iOuf Acres, ] am authorized by the proprietor 10
o1er the same Tor sale. 1t will therefore be pat up
at public auction, the premises, on Thursday thc
@9th day of November next.
Inc terms will be one half the purchase money
PAD down al the time of purchasing; and the residue in
one year after. The utle, which is ndisputable
"iibe made at the time of final payment on its being
puhclu"ily made, or it will be Immediately made. #
t"e purchaser prefers IT, by his giving deed OF trust
80 secure the payment. The highest responsible
bidder will be the buyer, on his complying viii, the
above terms of SALE Possession will be Immediately
given.
H. ueemed unnecessary TO give description of
WIS i4"nu' as II is so well known. Any persons des-
RUS 10 view in person, are referred Capt. JAMES
Lltterel, living near the same. who will be polite
c "ousn ~ give the necessary Information; or for
iiansburg. RIO GARDNER
Oct. 4 ,d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
CMAS. EUGENE EWARD

RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of
~ Lynchburg and the surrounding counties. that
he has lately arrived from Philadelphia, and that it
is his intention to locate himself in this place for
the purpose OF pursuing his professional business Of
Watch and Clockmaking and repairing the best
and most approved principles. Having served Il
rcgula apprenticeship To said business in France and
Switzerland, and also having received his instructions
from the most skln artists Of the above named
countries, he is confident that he can give general
satisfaction To ali those that will inrus work in his
hands. TO be done in the most woikm,nlike man ner
and on the most reasonable terms.
lie has opened his shop in the house occupied bv
Miss llelfcrman, where he will attend to all work
put in his
All kinds of scapcmcnts. viz: Nmguel; Lever,
Duplex, Chrpnomcter, Musical, Horizontal Lepme
and Vertical Watches.
All watches made or sold by him will be warranted
to keep good time for a series of years, without any
charge TO the purchaser, except cleaning; and all
Watches repaired by him. which are warranted. will
be kept free OF additional expense for the space of
one yearfrom the delivery, if properly taken Of
n. 3. fine and large assortment of Gold and
Silver a,c,d plain Watches Also, selection Of CIV
elry.
July % SIM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
CHEAP F.9EL GOODS.

I am now receiving my allsupply OF Goods, compr-
l. sing an extensive and well assorted stock OF sta
pie and fancy goods. | would solicit call FROM
my friends and The public generally before purchas-
ing being confident that they will find many desra-
BILE articles at less prices then be found at any
other establishment. The following goods call
THEN particular attention to
One Case "a black Bombazines 81 cts. TO 81
Black Lustrinss, good 81 CTS
100 pieces Kentucky Jeans SO cts to 81
Cases Bleached Cloths (Gne) 1913 cts.
9 pieces Ingram Carpetng 81 l24 TO 81 25
100 French Worked Capcs rs otsio -
MIA largo assortment Of Ladies' ard Gentle
mems Cloaks, Over Goats, Merno and Lambs w DOL
Shirts. Drawers. &c &c. &c. NJ. HART.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
vi Observation-Disclosures
HI Richmond, I'jryivja.

vINllE Winter Terra OF Lectures in the Ncdica
u Department of llampden Sydney College. al
Richmond, will commence on MONDAY, Novcmbel
5ih, 1888, and continue until the last week ia
March.
AUG l.. WARNER. NJ. ID. (laie Professor o.
anatomy and Surgery IN the University OF Virginia,
Professor OF Surgery
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. d, Professor of Theory
and Practice of Medicine.
TIL JOHNSON NJ D. formerly profes,o, nj
Anatomy IN the University of Virginia Professor OF
Anatomy aud Physiology
X. l.. BOllANNAN. NJ. D.. Professor OF Obs,cl-
ties and Diseases Of Women AID Children.
l.. w. CHAMBERLAlNE, NJ. D., Professor
of Maleria Me lica and Therapeutics.
SOCRATES MAUPIN, NJ. d., Professor, OF
Chemistry and pharmacv.
The facilities furnished by the city FOR Clinical
and Anatomical instruction, are surpassed in our
country so that while the student is secom,ng ia
mlliar with the diseases incident TO a Southern eli
mate he is enabled to acquire a thorough knowledge
oil the Anatomy OF the human body the art of mo-
dclllog aud making anatomical preparations. aud the
use OF Surgical instruments, by practising upon the
deal subject
The College lnhrmary, capable of containing tuo
hundred patients, has recently been opened aud has
afrcddy large number IF patients, presenting the
student with variety OF interesting cases for study.
Clinical lectures delivered ddiy by the attending
physician and surgeon, and will be continued rc ular-
~ during the winter. In addition to the College Ia
Urinary, the student may avail himself OF the practice
tthc City Hospital Amory and penilestiary, which
are under the charge Il Que OF the professors.
Candidates for graduation will be required TO al
tend one full course of Lectures 10 this Institution
Good boarding, including fuel, lights, servants at
tendance, Ne can be obtained IN tins CITY for three
dollars aud "A hall 10 four dollms per week.
We are authorized to state, that a full course of
Lectures in tins Institution will he received as equiv.
all to one IN the following Medical Schools: Uni
verslty OF Pennsylvania Jefferson Medical College
OF Philadelphia; fansy vann University. Lexington,
n.y.; University Of Mary land University of New
York; Medical College of the State of South Car
olina.
The Professor Of Anatomy, will open the disscc-
ting rooms of the College The first II October
AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ. d..
Dean the Faculty.
RicHMoNp Oct. / 1888. ESQ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
Lands, Shares. S30rhs, Crops, sc. Nc.
At AUCTION,

"HE SUBSCRIBER, having determined to re
l. move from this State about the close ofthe pre-
sen, year, will on the 29th day OF November 1893,
AT his residence, in the County OF Amherst expose
TO SALE by way public auction. the following valua
bic property, real and personal, to wit: The Tract
of Land on which he lives, lying the Waters of
llarris's Creek containing 81 acres, more or less.
This Land is well improved has on II an Orchard Of
choice fruit, contains between 80 and 100 of
Creek bottom, and is well worthy the attention Of
purchasers.
Also, likely and valuable Slaves about 90 head
of Horses, among them Two stations, several blood
mares of good blood and some very promising colts
of good stocks 90 head Of Cattle 50 head of Sheep
"A stock of Hogs, say about 40 or 80 head, the Crops
of Corn aud Oats, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Plantation Utensils, &c. &c.
Terms ofsae-a credit ofl2 months will be given
for he purchase money of all the property, Except
Land, the purchasers giving bond viii, good per
sona security-The terms OF the sale of the Land
W III be liberal and made known on the day of sale
if it be previously sold privately, of which due
notice shall be gwen should II occur.
BENJAMIN NORVELL.
Oct tbs
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A certain Tract Land,

with its appurtcnances lying and being in the coun.
" of Campbell, on the waters Molly's Creek con-
gaining $50 Acres, more less, adjoining the lands
At Matthew Martin and others j; being the es-
tate which Alexander S. Henry now rcsides.-
This Estate is situated in most excellent neighbour
hood, is well improved, with large brick house, 50
feet square, granaiy Of the same dimensions, With
an improved Threshing Machine, horse power and
all in complete ORDER number OF Tobacco houses
in good repair, with all the other necessary out hou-
ses be de sired on such establishment.
Terms of sale-A credit of /, and 3 years, for
equal portions of the purchase money, will be gwen
the purchaser or purchasers he or they securing
ihe payment thereof by bonds with good secuury,
and the title to the Land itsell vii be retained
urler security thcrcot
Acting as Commissioners, the undersigned ill
convey only such title vested in them by the
decreta order though the TILE is perfectly good,
having never been disputed any time.
ALEXANDER s. HENRY,
ABRAHAM W. WIMBISll,
BRYAN w. NOWLIN,
Com'rS.
September ~ 100
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.NOficP.

OST, Al Campbell Count House, on Thursn"y
- night, the 20lh inst. Black Morocco Pocket
Book, containing sundry papers Of no value to any
other person except myself. Amongst them was a
bond on John w. Harvey and Labourn Ford for
about 5000 90, dated on the Cd day Of January,
1888, due in four different instamenrs from the date
of the bond Any person finding said b )ok and
Papers will please return them to me OF Barney
Finch, Jr. who will receive liberal reward. All
persons are iorwatned from taking and trading for
said b ond rs shall take steps 10 prevent the coeC-
ton of the same. CHARLES DEPRlEST.
October ] 81"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

CORN.-The following is part of ~ cpistlc
from Sir. Graui Tho,butu 10 the editors OF the New
York Commercial Advertiser. We copy IL ioi The
benefit Of our fancy "Con Gtowers," doubling, how
ever, whether much has been CARED ny these fancy
seeds.
Mr.. jefferson s9ys, The man WHO makes three
blades OF grass grow where only one grew before, Is
more the lliend Of man lhan he who conquers king
dums. | think if Mr.. j. had always preached such
sound doctrine, he would have been the greatest
philosopher Of the age. Seeing then, that this pro-
position abou, the grass Is secvldent fact, what
think you should be done 10 the man VINO makes
three ears of corn grow where only grew before
nasmuch rs grass feeds the horse, and corn the man.
Bur TO come 10 the point "A. once:
Some three years ago, a merchant IN New \ DIRK,
while e,nptyine box oiea, observed therein " few
grains Of Concluding that corn from Chna
must be something new under our sun, he had them
planted so they gre and multiplied. Last sprIng
received from worthy friend. n portion OF sad
corn--It's a new variey-so gave II the name oil
Chnds fall prolific, tire eeared corn; as II strikes
off IN two, three, and frequently four branches IN APP
pearancc like small tree, aud produces an ear al
the head of each branch, whereas the common corr
shoots out the ear from The SIDE oil the stalk; u
grows from eis Int len feet high, produces abun
dance OF fodder. is a large white Hint twelve row
corn, AID from ten TO fourteen inches long.
counted six hundred and sixty grains i
was planted on the 10Th of May, and had ears fit Il
! boil on the 10Th Of July. Its produce was Inucl
curtailed b, the long drought, but notwiths,andn,
| counted two thousand one hundred and twent
grains, the product OF one stalk being an increas
! Of Two thousand from one. The Dut,on (which
an excellent CORN planted the same day, on tn
same field, and receiving the same quantity of MA
nure. cross ploughing and hoeing. did moi produc
one half. The patch, about two hundred hills. wa
examined by many respectable farmers, who al
pronounced 1t something new. and something supe
! rior.
| The mr. m hp had nj e.. G.. IhOrbuFl. Nei
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
V.ILU.IRAE KE.7E ES7.fTE,
At Auction.

IN pursuance of decrcial order of the Crcut
L Superior Court of Law and Chanccrv, for the
county Of Campbell, ptoHouneed on the 2!si day Of
September 1888 in suit therein de lending. be-
tween AlcxanderS Henry, plaintiff. and Georc. f.
Henry, Patrick Henry, Sally w. Henry and others,
defendants ; the undersigned, Commissioners there
in named, will the l9lh da of October 1888 if
fair, il not, the next ts day thereafter on the premi.
ses expose to sale, by way Of public auction On the
,erms herein altcr nieniinncd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
ROBERT A. PENDLET0N,
sRftOl.iley at Lac.

HAVING located himself at Amherst Court
IL House, will attend the Superior and Infer Tor
Courts of the counties OF Amherst and Nelson. Any
business entrusted to his management, will receive
prompt attention.
Sent "a fs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

The Old .Snake--The Cour er Francais Informs
us that the African Boa kepin the Champs Elysces
at Paris has laid thirly-two eggs front winch
brood Of young have been since atched: Some Of
them were Swapping llilfc nrchns OF dozen fcee IN
length, and considerably more than foot in circum
ference. Those forward little pets hurst the she'll
tout coup, and went to wrigglng and caperng abort
their mother with great liveliness. The others yet
remain inside the eggs occasionally peeping out and
darling forth their tongues with all HE pretty playful
ness Of snaky innocence. 1t expected they will be
able 10 munich young sparrows in week or two.
THIS brood Of young serpcns appears to be the rst
inc ubaton of reptiles OF this magnitude that has Ia
ken place in Europe. Boston Coar.
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M-Raymond II Minor,
Martha Z. Minor,
VIM. McGlothlen.
Tho. =. Mitchell,
Martin Mason,
Thos. A. Mackey,
William Madeira,
Noble J. McGinnes.
O-Dnvid Owen,
P-Mrs.Rebecca b. Pollard
William +. Pullcn,
Charles c. Patterson,
Thos. Powers.
Elizabeth Padgct,
Tho. Patterson,
R-Jno. Richardson,
Jno. Roy,
Wm. W. Reese,
Susan II. Smytho,
q w. Shelton.
Jno. :. Shepherd,
Elizabeth X. Sleptoe,
Rob't. Skinned.
T-Dr. Jno. Thomas,
Silas TAYLOR.
WIN. Is. Vaughan,
Mrs. Eliza Ann Vaughan.
W-Mr. Whiltemorc,
Tho. Wharton,
David Wells,
Jesse Walrond,
Mrs. Elizabeth VIII,
Jno. Wiltshire, Sen. or Zachu'
riah Milam, Jr.
Ign atius Wills,
Tho. T.. Weeks.
Sam'l. Wilkes.
REL BEN PARKER, T.
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ilce as ueau letters
A-Abnor Anthony,
Tho. J. A ndcrsou,
Param Arlington,
Es-phillip Bailey,
NJ icliael Bailey.
Richard Bullcngcr,
Nicholas Burns,
W illiam Boiling,
james Bahcr.
CLERK of the Superior
Court,
Clerk of ,hN County Court,
Rcv'd. n. II. Cobbs,
Tho. Cain,
Pleasant Cunadny,
joel Cox,
Miss Mary 5. Cundiil,
Mrs. Sophia Crouch,
Dino. ". Dickinson,
Robert Dawson,
E-Sila+ W Early,
Geo. Edgingion,
Emo. Fizer,
VIM. NJ. Fuqua,
G-Jno. Gibbs,
Jno. G. Gray,
Caleb Goodwin.
H-Geo. Hawkins.
Charles Hogan,
Vim. Iludnall,
Jno. Hewitt, Esq.
J-t.lias james,
Sam'l Jones,
K-Ro. n. kelsoc,
I.-Edw ard Lnzenby,
T.. Logwood Il Co.
Sampson b. Lewis,
nntubor A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

GAMBLING ON A LARGE scALE.-A letter from
Dublin, in the London ri mes, says that rumors
we're current to the cfec, that an Irish peer wis
succeeded the death Of his father. to estate Of
Ell s. 900 year, and nearly fl00,000 in the funds:
lad lost every shilling winch he bad conlrol.
by gaming, his life interest, in this maenih-
cent enailed estate. Two other members Of tho
peerage said have had the pIuckog Of this fat
pigeon. From hints thrown out in the letter;
we infer that the Irish peer" is no othsrIhH Lord
Powerscourt who in this city not very long aeos
and who grievou,y disappointed some Of our
bellies. i, is said. by aft.rHarj, marrying dau:sef
Of the Earl OF Rojen. " T. Com. In.
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ssiNlGAiSo
F"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

I, published senweekiy (erery Monday aud 7hnrsday
-Four Dollars per payable IN adro@ce No sabsc,ip
sn received ora shorter period than mouths
10 pa per W discontinued (erccp al tie discretion of the
.EdilersJ until all arrearrges are paid.
GrADVER EASEMENTS iascrted at 50 cents per square
or iess c first Insertion aa b for erery subse-
'gKcm insertion.
DjeJOB PRINTING executed neatly and erpcditiously
nd on esss
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A-Miss Sophia }. Allen,
Rich'd q. Anderson,
Jesse J. Alien,
Saml. Andrews 9,
Miss Mary Adams.
K-Mrs. fdargareu Burks
x. II. BurAs,
Beverly Juckner,
Thos. Eiack
Mrs. 'iary NJ. Barnard,
James liarnum,
Y. Dyes,
Rich'd. Bougu ,,
Lewis l. Bowling p
Philip Burlin,
Mrs. Mary Brady,
Jno. G. Barley,
Sam'l. Berdarn,
Geo. r. Booihe,
Watt Brown,
Elihn w. Beggs,
MI. I,each,
Jnlies Brooks.
Miss Susan II. Boiling,
G-l.conard Grow,
Mrs. Susan Cole,
Mrs. Elizabeth Caillin .,
Mrs. Betsy NJ. Carter,
Rob't. Colvin,
Peter CaShwell,
Col. Jas Chestnut,
Capt. c. Cons,
Rich'd. X. Cradle 3,
Miss Eliza Cox,
Pleasant Creascy, Sr.
Rnh'd. Chiffon.
Junes NJ. Cole,
Kuilin Coleman,
Nathan Cox,
James Coppngc,
Rob I. Clark,
Roh't. l.. Coleman,
Jno. II. Crockett,
james +. Clark 2,
j. ;. Crockett,
Mrs. Frances Claytor,
Clerk Superior Court ,,
Charles Cramcr.
D-Goo. w. Dawson,
Nslson Il. Dawsoa,
Thos. Davis,
Mrs. Edilha Davis,
VIM. Davis ,,
Rob't. Il Jordan Davis,
Mrs. Rcbecca Day,
Rev'd. Daniel Day,
Geo. W. Daniel.
E-Wm. Elliott,
D. X. Edlcv,
Mrs. Mary Y. Early,
Miss T.. Is. Early,
Res'd. Jno. Early,
lieut. Jubal 4. Early,
Rob't. II. Early.
D. Henry Forndsworth,
Jno. Eortinnnd,
Miss ltehccca l'lemning ;,
Edm'd Fitzpatrick,
Wm. &. Fowler,
Rob't. :. Folds.
a.-Niss Mary Jane Cough,
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" Letters IN The InllnW in
In saw ,L,,,5,,.
"''y "'e dapefttSca :
uenry Lane,
Mrs. Frances J. Lucas, sol.
Mrs. Virginia Lea,
John Laverty,
l hos. Lockman,
benJ. Lewis,
ISAIAH Lord,
" IN. Landrum.
W-Mrs.Mary McCormis
Ihos. l.. ID. Mead,
4. Mcivcr,
NathL McCullock,
I orn's. Murphy,
Ihos. Moo rinan,
Miss Mary Mosely,
Edw q. I. Moore,
Lee McClintock,
Nobb J. McGinniss,
Thos. Moon,
J. 4 Mearu,
Ned Moore,
Jas. McClnnnohan,
John I. Moody,
John Malone.
= N-Edw'd. G. NOEL,
l.. Norvcll,
Edw'd. Norton,
Jacob Nicely.
G-Mrs. Elizabeth A. Ord
P-Mrs. Martha u. Price,
Mrs, Cassondra Patterson,
John Pembcrton 2,
Ambrose Page,
Mrs. ID. Peasants,
Lindsey Padgctt,
Mrs. Martha q. Poindcx,cr,
Miss Sophia Penn,
Ricli'd. Parsons =,
Mrs. Mary r. Penn,
Benz. Plunkctt,
Miss Susan II. s. Palmer,
Ezekiel Perduc,
Jos. Percar,
Louisa Pier,
Pleasant Parten 4.
Q-Sam1. Quay.
k-Wm. :. Richardson,
David 7. Reese >,
Michael Riddle,
james Royalty,
Jno. Rucher,
John Roberts,
James Russell.
james ". Robinson,
Jonathan Rucker,
Miss Margaret Rose.
s-Wm. Scruggs.
VIM. Swinncy,
Sam'l. Strong.
Snm'l. Spencer,
Elias j. Snith,
DIR. X. IL. NJ. Saunders,
James b. Smith,
+. +. Saunders,
a. Shilleit,
VIM. Sherwood,
VIM. Shannon,
Franklin Summcrell,
Miss Margaret Sullivan .,
Saml. Siernc >
Reuben A. Smith .
VIM. A. Staples ..
Mrs. Z. Todd,
Richard Thurman,
Miss Mary i. Tompkins,
Mrs. Elizabeth Undertake,
Jno. J. Thurlow,
David Turpin,
John Tinslcy,
Edw'd. Tinslcy,
Dominick Towoscy.
Mrs Mary Jane TAYLOR,
Dan'l. Tibbs,
Geo. II. Turner,
Thos. II. Towles.
VI. Nawter,
Geo. Nermillion.
WIN. Wilkinson,
W M w biicN
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yE1TTER'S .N.9TERE4LS,
JAMES II. WATTS.
-gVTDR.N'EH Mt Lsx",

WILL, in future, in addition to the counties OF
w Botetourt and Roanoke, practice IN the ou-
perior and County Courts oil the county o! r"nhnu
pnsiress entrusted 10 his care, will receive prompt
attention. Ills address is Big Lick, Roanoke coun-
~, Va. .u
August %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

The PALM OF MEnir.-Eyery body knows that
Lcmuel Paynier has been nominated by The Locos
of the Firsl Congressional Dslrict ol Penny vana.
as their candidate Ir Congress, AZ The cong elec-
lion. but every body dors not know III what manner
the nomination WAS bionsht about. According tO
the Louisville Journal, the thing happened in this
way. There being several candidates. II Was deter
mined that the most literary should lie selected.
and n schoon,sier was appointed 10 examine them.
The pedagogue pu, them to The ties, by asking each,
of diem in succession to spell the word cabbage.
Mr.. Paynlcr spclt more nearly right than any OF
his numerous competitors, and won the privilege of
the candidacy. lie, as all know, spelt il ~ ab-
birch" How the others spclt it were not i'm
formed.
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C.1SH.
A LII persons indebted to the late concern of II.
n b. Richards, and Co. either by bond or open
account are respectfully desired forward and
se''ie without delay as longer indulgence cannot be
given. H.B. RICHARDS
Oct.4 &c
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Kcn,ainin. in tie Post Office nt uibesy' We
The quarter ending the Goth OF Sept 1888. whiu.'
ifnot taken out, will be 10 The General Post or
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IBOnnctS.
koSl received, IA beautiful lot of Florence Braid,
English plain Straw and other kinds Bonnets,
Nuns Hoods, &c. &c.
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
September n IS