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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
ASSORTMENT COMPLETE.
SEPT, pplb. IS1A
SEPT. 2gli,, 1898.

hANING received almost our entire Stock af
L FALL and WINTER GOODS twhicl, !,
indeed unusually lfgc) we ave now prepared 10 Of
ter 10 purchasers even greater Inducements than We
have ever before Offered
Thankful for The Liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon Us, we respectfully solicit and con
hdcnily expect, continuance OF the same. pledginp
ourselves al the tne sell many descriptions
of Goods, lower than they can read, be hon ht ia
any other house. We only ask Il call, to CONVINCE
tho most mercdpous.
The following constitutes but "A poltinn and NAV
give sumo idea oithe extent OF our Stock:
1000 pr. Shoes OF various kinds, very cheap
1900 Machinaw, Rose, Whitney, and Dunin BLn.
kels, remarkably luw,
5000 yds. paIp aed PLAID Linsey, from, l. Cd to 81,
1000 " 81 a 81 Fuilcd Club, much lower than
usual
GOO " heavy twcd Plains, good substitute for
Napl Cotton,
100 ps, French aud English Mrrines & Circasiaus
500 F" Calicocs, various huds aud qualities,
Is OF % bales Brown Domcsi,s,
Large lot /, A. ca. and / Bed Ticking
ii doz. llrmsuehcd Lucu Cam llandkTs. a. Cd
Merno, Cashmere. Mohsr, Sin, Worsed and Cot
ton Hosiery,
Splendid assortment SIIk and Cotton Umbrellas,
Kentucky Jeans, Napt Cotton and Cassinetts.
Flannes, OF all coo,s and qualitles,
A splendid assortment Of silks and Satms,
Bonuets, Hoods and Ribbons, great variety,
Chtleysaud Moushn DE Lanes, vc,y Ia nd.)ns
ps. super fine wool-dyed black Cloh,
/ " cTtgd super do do do
Fine and super fine blue do
Heavy Beaver Cloth for over Coats,
Cassnncrcs and Vcstings, good assortment.
BESIDES great variety of 9TH Goods, Of which We
ask but an examination. BURTON Il ROBES.
tlcf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18
OHIO EIECIINN.

According 10 the Globe erfra, of SUNDAY. Oct
II, the returns from counties in this State give Vii
son Shannon (Loco Foco) majo rity OF s3 overJo-
seph Vance tWhig) as Governor IL also Claims The
reelection offs Locos to Congress, including Duncan
Of Cincinnati, and the ro.un of4 Locos IN place Of
wings and Conservative. We have received re-
turns lhorugh no other channel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18
NEW JERSEY El.ElTID\

1t is certain that the Wings have secured MAJOR
ity ON JOINT ballot the Legislature in this State
But il seems to be doubtful whether tho Wing OF the
Loco toco ticket for Congress has succeeded. so
close has been the vote. One account states The
Wing majority At IS, and another at Ia A lhird
account makes the Loco Foco majority &c, and a
fourth lo7. We must aw ,it To days nail
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18
El.N'CFaEBURG EOI.NDKY',
In full OpcratiOnl.

HNHE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure OF in
! forming the public at barge, tint the above in
stutlon is now III successful operation. Having
employed sklllul and experienced work men, he e0nf
dentiy assures the public, that all orders Ton work
will be faithfully and neatly executed, and he be
licves lac may safely assert that he can do any work
which can be done by any similar establishment.
Orders earnestly solicited.
IRA n. BELLkNAPP.
nrt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18
g.. asDZZA sTkA,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the Loves oil Mu-
IL sic in Lynchburg and vicinity that ms iare-
we'll Concert will take place on saturday evening
the 2Oth inst. at the Franklin Hotel Ball Room, in
Lynchbnrg ,,.u
For further PARTICULARS. sec hand-bills
Lynchturg, Oct. ID IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

4 very sage doubt this The Doctor though not yet
prepared TO go with Garrison in subve,ling parental.
political and ecclesiastical government the ground
'ha' because God "made Tree the human Ill.," he
therefore intended that restraint should be put
upon tie waywardness OF childhood or the crimes OF
more mature ageis the road to this &C Inclusion.
IL has taken the first degree in Fanaliesm aud
when onee the brain becomes influenced by tins be
eend'ns and prrvcr,ng passion, however strong and
brilliant ii may be. il seems at once TO lose the Ia
Guilty oil distinguishing between night aud wrong,
uo'h and error aud falls into the alost pitiabe alb
sufdu'es. The conflict is now At its crisis in the
Doctors mind We fear that the Demon will soon
choliy possess him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

~ We regret learn that there has been another fire IN
Suunton which, like that noticed last week. broke out IN
Stable attached Of the Six horses were con-
sun,ed No other building burnt There IS no doubt ia
these fires are the work of incendiaries.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

"a Man Thief IN a Northern Pmpit"-Under
this very imposing head, the Boston Liberator CON
plains that the Rev. Theodore Clapp a Presbyterian
clergyman, now of New Orleans though a native Of
Massachusetts,, had been permitted TO " desecrate"
the Rev. Mr., Pierpons pulpit, by preaching IN 1t F.!
Surely the indecent violence Of this fanacal sect
must ultimately drive from their ranks every sober
minded mind in the Northern States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18
Re NNSl l4N ANA ELECTION.

VIC have returns from ii counties which exhibit
the following result Tor Governor, being tho aggre
gsies ofthe maiorities Tor each eaodidote
For d. Il. Porte, Loco Foou) o353o
For Joseph Ritnei (Whig) l6s7i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18
D/S,SOLTTIO.N.

nNIlE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
1 ing under the firm OF Martin Latham, m
the Book aud Stationary business, WAS the 9Th
inst dissolved by mutoal consent The debts aud Ell
fleets Of the concern have all been transferred to
Joseph f.. Martin, who alone is authorized 10 settle
thcm. All persons having claims against the finn
Will present them 10 him for payment.
JOSEPH T.. MARTIN,
HENRY LATHAM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

o." Fhe Charleston Mercury, Mr.. Calhoun
home organ, has the following paragraph
A letter Of Mr.. PoinSet's was shewn TO A mum
Der oi gentlemen. aud which we hope will be pro
dnced icalled for 1--WE saw II ycstetday) in which
Mr., Polnset declares that he could not ~ a friend
OF the Administration. sustain Mr.. Eega,e IN his E
lecton-that he had. NJ the instance of Mr.. Cal
h"un, suggested either Judge lIueer. Mr.. Mem
Munger or Mr. Bennett To be substituted for Mr.
Legare, but if Mr. Bennett, and the others, by
throwing obstacles in the way. prevented Union
man from beng run against Mr. Leeare, they had
only themselves 10 blame, Tor Nuhier's beng Ia
ken up; at any rate. the district ought not be
miSrepreSencd by the election OF Mr.. Legarc.
This Is the purport of the letter, have II not be
tore us and pretend not 10 quote II verbatim"
Here is amcmber of the Cabinet openly intcrlrr
lng with the "ireedom of elections and vet this
was one OF the pretended evils which Gen. Jackson
pledged himself To reform
And here Is John G. Calhoun plotting with mem
Der OF the Cabinet, in order 10 defeat Mr.. Leearc,
on the ground that he not a friend OF the Admin
tratlon-and yet Mr. Calhoun prctcnds that he has
not gone over to the Proclamation parry! Bought
up sir bought up"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

CONCERT-rhe personal worth OF Mr. Bozznotra, aS
we'll his Musical skill and that of the gentlemen BY whom
he will be assisted will doubtless attract numerous audience
10 his Farewell Concert Saturday evening"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18
W Az lSlE1D,

On tho 20lh ult, by The Rev, 4. A Esktidge. Mr..
Tnos. II. S,orr. oil Campbell, 10 Miss BreIiNpA,
daughter Of Mr.. Elisha Gfigsby Of RockbrJge.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

a. Several Chancery Orders from Bedford,
Amherst and Campbell. have been received, and
shall be inserted in few days.-Likewisc, two or
three Obituary notices.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

A. We invite the attention of our readers to
interesting article from the Richmond Enquirer on
the growth of Morus MuIticaus aud the culture OF
Silk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

THE FOREIGN NEWS & THE MARKETS.
The adv'ces by the Royal William do not seem
to have affected materially the Gram Market except
TO make holders more firm at previous prices.
In New York, on The 10th inst. holders OF West
crn Flour asking 50, but there was no dispo-
ston manifested 10 purchase above previous rates
$50 to Sea, A cargo ofSouthcrn wheat, Just nrriv-
ed there, was held at shade higher prices, but no
sale made.
In Baltimore, the l3th, purchasers were not
willing to pay more for Flour than So. aud holders
declined selling al that pfce generally, Previously
the receipt Of the foreign advccs sales had been
made at 81 624 to 81 75.-The Wheat Market was
also unsettled. Sales had been m de of prime red
from 81 10 to 81 rs; which the day before went
of at 81 % though transactions were limited
Com, white. 90 10 SO cents per bushel yellow Sc
cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

~ Robert w. Williams, Esq is announced, IN
the last Danvie Reporter, as candidate to repre-
sent the people Of Pttsy vania, in the House OF Del
egates, at the next spring election.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18
DIR. DAVID pATTESOy

III ANlNG removed In New Glasgow respectful
4 ~ tenders his Professional Services to tho
citizens OF that place and the adjacent Country.
Oct IL ar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

Commercial Coutcntioa.--'rhe counties OF Eliza
beth Gny, James City, Chesterfield aud Warwick
and the city of Williamsburg, have appointed dele.
gates 10 the Norfolk Commercial Convention. A
meeting also called in Richmond for the purpose
of appointing Delegates.
At the Elizabeth City meeting, Joseph Segar
Esq, being called upon, made a speech, setting
forth the advantages of direct commerce, and ear
nesily appealing TO the meeting to make an elon
tor It's recovery. This county, twill be recoccted,
was represented, among others, by DR.. Mallory in
the Richmond Convention aud 1T is with peculiar
propreiy, therefore, thar, lis citizens took
at tins meeting to declare, " that the suspicious OF
some that the Late Commercial Convention al Rich
monl was intended as political movement, 10 sub.
serve the views OF some parlir uIar party. some po
tcal aspraut to be without foundations; - and lar.
thcr their belief that the " Convention to assem-
bic IN Norfolk on the second Wednesday IN No
yember next. is not gned to effect any ohe, OBJ
Iect Than the redemption of our State rom odi-
Gus commercial vassaIage." The meeting also adopt
ed the following resolution:
RcSoired, That opinion delay in the pros
ecuton OF a udcious system OF public works will
transfer H. rva states Large portion of the benefit
which such system promises and that therefore.
We consider the next Legislature of Virginia called
upon by the highest consider ations OF state policy
to adopt the most efficient measures for the
speedy accomplishment OF one more leading lines
OF communication between that East and West"
And confess that it is principally in reference
to this subject that we are anxious to full rep
rcsenlation in this body-a Representations, if post
Bile, from all sections of the State, but particularly
from the counties lyIng west oil US. They have, by
The way, no time to lose, in the appointment OF dele
gates and we hope that some active and public spir
tied citizens i'll each of them will take up the sub
Ject. as otherwise, every body's business being
body's, ii will be neglected and the weight of IVES
tern counsels, rs well the nature Of Western
wants, will be uulet and unknown in the Conven-
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

"AVING purchased the entire stock OF Books.
a SmrIonaty, &c. Lately owned by Martin &
Latham, shall continue the business. at the old
stand and respectfully solicit the patronage oil
my friends and the public.
! have on hand very complete assortment
OF Books, i'll every department of literature common
to our country, and shall at all tines cndeavor to
keep such a stock MS the wants of the community
may demand, aud at prices that shtl not fail TO
please. JOSEPH f.. MARTIN.
nNIOSE indebted to the finn of Martin & La
L than requested 10 forward aud settle
the without delay, as further indulgence cannot
be gwen. All bonds and accounts not settled by
the first of November will be placed in the hands Of
officers for collection. JOS. +. MARTIN.
Sent 27 Is If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

a. The Richmond Wing states that a crop of
Tobacco, raised by Mr.. WA. I. Lpscombe, of
Louisa county, was boughtby Mr.. John b. Allen Of
that city, at average ofsl7 per hundred-hghest
price S22.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

o. Ii Is announced that the first No. Of the
National Magazine and Republican Review will be
issued in January next AS this periodical is de
signed to be an exponent and defender ofrue Repub-
can doctrines and to assa those Destructive prnci-
pies, which, under the specioas name of Democfa-
cy, threatening to undermine the social fabric.
we wish IL all success. We shall very soon make
room, for lis prospectus.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

1N W'uhesdas TIC 9Th INST. WILL SILL, .
~ valuable lot of
Household IL Kitchen Furniture,
consisting Of one Mahogany Sideboa,d. two do. Bn-
reans. one splendid Metal Clock, one Pam Forte.
three Feather Beds a Bcd,eads, Chairs Tables one
Sofa. Candicstsnd, Looking Glass. Brass Anirons.
Shovel and Tongs. Knives Il Forks, eight or ten
Countcrpancs seven or eight Bed Quilts. Sheets
Pillow Cases &c. &c. One ser Black Smiths Tools.
iva or three hundred pounds country made Soap
good article. also or 3 good Horses. SALE al
II o'clock CHARLES PHELPS, Auct'r.
Oct. IL ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

p On Monday last there was ano lher vol, nj
struggle IN Baltimore for the Mayoralty -Gen. Shep-
pard G.. Leakin being the Wing, and Col. Samuel
Moore the Loco Foco candidate. The result will
probably reach us o. morrow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18
NIGHT SALES.

hN TUESDAY evening tho 81 October / shall
- commence my WIGHT .1IC1lO.vS
OF Dry Goods, Hard Wnc. Clock, Watches, Jewel
~, Books, &c. Ne, and shall continue then through
the FALL aud WINTER months cvory Tuesday
and Friday nights. Consgnments thankfully ~
cened. CHARLES PHELPS.
Sept. % isit
ron <.lLE,
GOOD TWO HORSE V.IGO.H'.
~ Apply to CHARLES PHELPS.
Sept. % tsif
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slit! SILT! SILT!

WE have in Store at lor of SALT, large sacksl
w which will be sold low.
J.J. PURNlS K DUFFEl..
Oct Is Is II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18
GEORGIA ELECTION.

Returns from IS counties show the following g,at,
Tying result:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18
SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION,

In the Richland (Colurnbia) district, the Sub
Treasury ticket prevailed, by majority of 40 or 80
votes.
Mr.. Lcgare is defeated in the Charleston Congress
sions district, by Mr.. Holmes. Holmes ll48, lie
gaze 75l.
Gen. Waddy Thompson is re- elected in the Green
vile District by majority of 1925 votes, IN despite
otthe efforts of Mr.. Calhoun to put him down. His
majority in Grecnvillc was Is, and in Pendlcion,
wlcrc Mr.. Calhoun resides 1910 So much for the
honest Nufycr," al home
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

Oct. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18
Kentucky, GIenrOck a. Country
i II Ms.
Blankets for Boat Covering.

OWNERS Of boats are invited TO call aud buy
~ a superior article of LANkETS. at the store
of J. j. PURVIS IL DUFFEL.
Oct. Is tslf
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Household x Kitchen Furniture,

nN Wednesday the Gath inst TWILL SELL, q
~ valuable lot of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-31
ENIIskil EaCforT.

TEyHE Buu.kin Tartory. Saw Mill. end
X Grist Nil. belonging 80 Tho bcitS Of the
late Alexander Siraith, ltecrpuy advertise q
Tor reut,) having been rented 10 gentleman.
Mr.. G. {. Porter. N every respect qualified
20 conduct each Department a. u should De
arc now ready 10 receive work Of every de-
'oripuon. Country rardirg. fuilinc. wcav-
,ns, saving, sc will he carefully snd eNpe-
titiousls executed. and the manufacturing ~
WooIIEN GOODS Of every kind will be at
tended 10 ~ dGe season. 40 that tho surround
ins country can be supplied with every srii-
c.e waited 10 that Irc
jobs J. II. STRAITH
Nav II. 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-31


4 additional supply Of Flower Seeds iu.l
u received aud FOR sale IT J. }. n. strain,
Drrs Store, embracing,
Purple Primrose. Princes Feathers.
White Egg Plant,
Purple Hyachy Ion Bean,
Orange aud But Nsrysoid,
Mixed African Marygo
NiXed sweet Pea-Honesty.
Poly anlhus-Devil 10 SIC Bush,
Scarlet l-ynohius. ~, discus.
CoNco0b, Persicaris. Catch FIv,
jobs Tears, Jscoh's Lsdder,
scotch Brown, Mixed Poppics,
yellow Marvel % Peru,
Double Colum5inc,
Caudstuh, Mixed Spoues,
Purple TOP Clary.
toredP-is, MIXED Ouothern,
Canterbury Bells. Mixed Zinuia,
A-eratum, Sweet william,
Ciafkc1, Mixed Balsamiue.
Blue SoNhors. Hearts base,
Blue boule. Mixed Pmk.,
Mixed Convoioulus. MIXED IIollyhoek,
Lockwood, Scarlet Cacalia.
ArrH %. tsgs
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I..ao,H go 20 fhc rErsf,

q NUMBER of oiu1en. of Harper. Ter
4 " ~ and vicinity, have IN conte ,npist,on
project which II - believed will prove adj
Vshtageous TO AL Who Nay engage IN Il -
Il - this; To form n company sod sPpoiut
Agents To go To the West aud purchas. about
80 OUO acre, Of Land, due proportion of
NJ ich to be prairie after which 10 10y cd
a portion 10 town lots, and the balance ~
farms, TO be divided IN such manner ss NAV
be decided upon BY those interested. Such
a purchase, made iudioously would enhance
the value Of the land more ia one year. than
u " ould m ten Years ia the ordinary WY ct
purchase. Friends and ne ish60rs woulI
thus be enabled To settle themselves togo
Their, instead Of locating with strangers and
sa,ascs. Those Who would not wish 10
emgrate, would have tho satisfaction ot
Knowing that their land would be in the
I po>sesston of those IN whom they could con.
Gdc. A further development " tie plan
will be made ca Saiardss las 81 4 June u,li
at the Free Church, iiorpers-Ferry. at .
O'Clock, ~, where the friends OF Tie pro,
/ jcci arc invited 10 attend.
MANY CITIZENS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-31

10 TIE LADIES.
yHliE subscriber would politely in,is he
a affection Of the Ladies OF Charlestow
end u. vicinity, to his stock u
EANgZ GOODS,
which arc decidedly the most splendid and
genera he has ever presented. The follow
ing articles may be found among ;hem.
Splendid blk and coid Chaiie,s.
DO. blk. blue Blk. and col,l six.
few piece, Rept, si.k--a new st,i.
DO, t's Mo,leae Delames,
French Musins and Lawns.
Splendid assortment French. British and
Dom Prints.
Black and white Chintz and Lawns.
Blk ilernanna, a new ariicIe)
BACK bomoazine' and suP'r black aad
Jaeoueit and PlSin Cambrics.
Tag stripe, and barred Nu.lins
bob'oe'' and Thread EJginss and Inser-
Booineti, Thread. and Blonde Qur.lirz,,
Black, white. salmon and pink Grape,
BLACK, white, pink and blue Status,
h'pieadid stock Of SILK Hosiery.
PAN, ribbed, and snb'd Cotton DO
splendid stock Six Thule and hid Gloves.
French worked Collars, Fancy HICKS,
seArfs, sc
Handsome set Ribands.
English and plain Straw Donneis. &c. &C.
Also. a handsome assortment OF KID
SHOES, male % cflSr - Baltimore. which
will DO found 10 Do $40 neaie,t apd mo-,
fashionable article together win msus
other ARTICLES IN the fancy line. all Of which
Will be sold rsry ia,r
JAMES J. MILLER.
April 70, 1898
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-31

the Circuit Superior Coar; of Law and
Chsneery % Jcdrrson county. Andre "
Woods, plaintiff, sgainst Amssa Van Camp,
defendant The said Andrew Woods hsyir.
died since tho commencement Of lhis sutt.
and samuel u AiiemonE hayisE qualified a.
executor 81 his last viii ard testament. End
It appearing by affidavit that the sad jefen-
dant - without tats commonwealth. notice
IS hereby given g. TIE SAID Amssa Van Camp
that writ OF 'eirS fIeiai has been issued
against him, to sheW cause on the dr,t day
Of the next term al the sad court, tpaing
nc s'h day Of June nsXt.) Why tho said ,uii
shsuid not bs revived snd proceeded in, 10
the narae OF The said SsmCcrI Aii,mong, as
Executor az aforesaid.
Tctlc.
ROBERT T BROWN, Ciuk.
May u, lsIs.--4t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-31
Notice.

VNIlE su5scr,b-r would earnestly request
en- those persons Who knOw themselves
Indebted To hlm hy note, SC. 10 come for
ward aud paN a part al it1i. if not tie trta!e
Or their respective dues Those complying
with the above request, will confer great
favor on The unLcislsrcd. and nav eNrec, a
further continuance Of favors from HIM 80
the way Of trade. Trosc falling 90 comply
with The above request. NAV expect 60 iud
their liabilities iu some other authorized
hsD5s Tor col'cct,au. IS I eaaao; eAtcul any
further indu' s,nce.
RICHARD n DORIAN
HArpGu-Ferfy. April %. Is3S.-Gt
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TRANSPORTATION
on THE
bs'j1IchcSfGF amt Potomac
RAIL ROAD.

WISeHEsTrR & roToNAc II Roam OTricE,
April 20. 1897.
HNiIE President and Directors OF the COM
n pany have established the follow ing
rates of toll Tor transportation 10 be hcreaf-
ter charged upon this road. VIZ.
DESCENDING TRADE.
Flour per barrel, Is-t,.
Bar Iron, hooms, Pig Iron, Castings. ard
Lead' per ton 81 80
Wheat. Ryc, Rye-rneaI. Corn. Corn-mssI.
oat', Buekwheat.meal, snd ell Otter
cou.mot'ile' per hundred pounds, si,u.
ASCENDING TRADE.
For Plaster. rer ton. AIS
SAT- and SaliedF~h, per 100 pounds. iOots.
Merchsudize, and all other couimudlties, per
hundred pounds. iIct,
~ additional charge u cents pcr barrel
on hnur, aud cents perone hundred pounds.
on ell other articles, viii be made 81 ths
Winchester Depot for receiving and Tor.
"ardus BY order 81 The Board.
1ouN BRUCE. Pr,sia,ni
Winchester. Aprl -. l-3s.
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THE MARSHALL uovsr.

II IL Ceraer Fl kin- and Piu Srs,i,, .I.sran-
dtf u. =.
(ig's ne Fr1ak'.a Hau's Nail
HNtlIS commoJiou, Establishment hiss jusi
II undergone thorough repair. ami &,
fitted up w:th new aud suitable furniture.
The situation and convenience Of th,, House
wall coaIie The proprietor to Accommodate
those Who NAV cali, ~ tho most com Portable
style-say Inferior 10 mono "a tho District
Coaricr, 10y tac day. wC.E mouth, Or year.
WulI DC thaukllliy received az moderate
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