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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-21
FROM VERA CRUZ AND MATAMORAS

The L. S. ship N,rcnEz, under the command of
BrSJAMIS PAGE, Jr. So. arrived at New Orleans ON
the sth Instant from Tampico, via Matamoras, with
letters and papers, and considerable amounts Of spe-
Gle from both those places.
blockadng force off Tampco and Bras
SOS de St. Jago when the Natchez sailed from those
places Several vessels had been ordered or
1t appears that the blockade is more vigorously
enforced OF late Than it had previously been.
1t seemed TO be the general opinion that the Mex
lean Government would hold outa long time against
the demands OF France.
American citizens appear to be treated n a very
friendly manner by the MeNlcans, who seem much
pleased the report that the United States has de
termined To submit all differences to third Power
for arbitration.
Commodore DALLAS was off Tampco, in the T..
:. ship Constellation; also. the L. :. ship Bost on
and the Ontario-all well.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-21

~ Ga the 18th inst. in the House oil hcP''
senta,ives, Mr.. Snyder, of Illinois, repeleo a..
denied an insinuaion of the "Madisonian' 'n"' ~
had been bought up by the Executive 10 WV
tor the Sub-Trcasury Bill.-"Th author OILY" a.
ti.lc the said) lnludtcs that have solched HN'|"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-21

Sub Treasury BM.-The Baltimore I'M" ''., :,
thinks that the vote on the Sub Treasury b'''' :"
the House of Representatives, will be, yeas i''
nays 1873. The Virginia delegation, 1t says !. w
divided For the bill, Messrs. Banks, be'rhe' D
din, Coles, Craig, Dromgooe, Morgan hun
Johnson, Jones, Mallory, Pennybacker' HIVES
gains, it, NIcssrs. Garland, Hopkins, Maso"' w.
ccr robertson, Stuart, Taliaerro, WISE, o.
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PURDY Il NcLAUGULIV,

100 Pearl street, New york,
OFFER for SALE on liberal terms, large and
~ desirable assortment of British, French, and
Italian Dry Goods, particularly adapted to the
Southern market. Merchants visiting New York
are respectfully invited to examine their stock.
New York, May "a, 4w if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-21
COMPREHENSIVE.

vsNIlE subscribers have this day entered into CO.
l. partnership for the purpose of ransacting a
general Dry Goods Jobbng business, under the firm
ofpurly q Mclaughlin, at 100 Pearl Street.
HENRY PURDE,
WM. ID, MCLAUGHLIN.
New Y ork, Nav -, 1888
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-21
FROM THE FRONTIER.
Er0m Tic .dlhnnn IrnnS.

The following is copy of proclamation re-
Gently ISSUED by the leader OF the gang thai destroy
Ell the steamboat Sm Robert Peel 1t was oblaincI
tol Gos. Marcy and II the facts may be relied on IS
Important as showing that the attack, athou III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-21

The following is Mr.. CIhY's letter OF reply to one
addressed 10 I'm by Committee appointed At the
meeting of his friends held in the city Of New orh
nt, he oqtl nil
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

staff OF life the very soul OF existence, has tai
len short of the necessities aud real wants OF our own
| connfymen. The late news from Euelan ami 70.
reign countries, that the grain crop has also failed
or been e0nalltd there, regret to hear, and we
| also conmisenlc their mislortnn,s. We know.
and give 1t our opinion, that this vicinity has
not one hnshel Tor expectation. We think 1t the
duty of all good citizens 10 their best endeayor
prereat the sale aud the carrying of the county
that grain which Is odi>pensjbl to the sofpre-
sersalIon and subsistence OF our families and
own citizens That CHARITY, which is the best of
all the virtues, and which brgiuneth at home, il
seems to us, does mast mperously require, thlt
those whom Wise Providence, in these times Of
scarcity and trial, has blessed. with the bouuties Of
his stores shoullret to sell what surplus grain
they may have either the sprcuater or the foreign
er-but rescTrc Il, aud keep H. lot The aud
oil Their neishhefs aud couutymen. We do think
,hd patIloihm, religion, common sympathy, phi
lanIllfopy, and the public interest, require
oil tins Character Our own community should be
regarded as our own family. Their wants should
be first supplied. Aud he who provides not for Eis
own household Is worse then an Iutdpl. We do re-
gard that citizen who viii send hls grain out of the
country. OF withhold II Hotr expectation of better
prices, when his own eonntiymen are IN want, for
the tnlliug consideration OF few cents advance in
the price oil grain.-nnt only wanting patriot
ism. wanting IN religion, wanting IN charity but
wanting in all the best feelings which do honor to
the heart of the really good man We do belivc
that II is only the mIser whose soul eaten up with
avarlce, who will pursue course unpatrote aud
nnchrlstan as TO send his gialn out OF the country
IN this time OF want Against all such do believe
the whole community should rise up, as one man,
and denounee them.
lst. HeSolrcd, As the opiDien Of tins meeting,
that there Is not within oui acquaintance, more
gram than IS really wanted. 10 supply the people
with bread, aud that we do hope that all who have
gam for sale, will feel II then duty retain in
the country, to supply the Wants OF lheit
hymen.
ID. Rcsoircd, As the opinion of this meeting, that
any individual who Will sell his gram for expoltation,
during the present crisis viii of com
mon sympathy and pairiotism-and resemble the
father selling bread from his own children, ior the
sake OF a little none money, when he had barely
sutleieucy 10 sup OFT them.
81. Resoired, That do respectfully solicit
lhe attention OF our coantrymeu this very impor
tant subject. ilhey shall regard the happiness, the
morals and HE yittuc OF Then fellow men, that hey
will, for far price, sell their graa To them, and
not to the specul,tor and foreigner.
Resottc3. Tint the foregoing preamble and feSo-
lutions be fotw ared to the Editors the iynchburg
Nramian Tor publication, and HAT other papers will
copy. DOUGLAS i. HANCOCK, Prcs'l.
n. SMELL, Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
TO THELOVERS OF MUSIC.

'H'liE ST BStRlBER takes great pleasure in
4 informing the lovers of MUSIC IN Iynchburg
ana vicinity that he has received and offers tor sale
choice selection OF fine PIANOS, made To his
particular order, by }. Ghckering X Co.. in Boston.
They ate warranted by the manufacturer not 10 be
Inferior to the celebrated PIANOS OF John BROAD
wood IN London, and confidently rs Ssci recommend
ed hy the subscriber, Who, formerly IN Europe, has
beea engaged ot nearly -four years TN the sale OF the
above neniloned.l. London Instruments. The lovers
OF the delicate MUSIC aud neat furniture, are re-
quested to call aud examine lol themselves, 10 be
convinced that they now may receive the full value
oil Their money.
N u. The subscriber bees leave also 10 offer his
grateful Acknowledgements to the clzcns oi Lynch
oorE' tor Their very liberal encouragement IN ms
professional line.
The H1uefug proofs Of theifs1tisflc,ion enable
nlh 10 coutinnc permanently with the instruction on
me tlAhn among them, upon the usual terms.
To young beginners in general. and to those who
desire thorough krowedse ot Muse, he warrants
an Instruction not inferior to hat of any Musical ln-
suIutton IN Europe. Pianos tuned to order.
IL. ]. RlPMA,
Gomez af3l street, and Tan yard Alley,
o. The Lexington Gazeae. LrwIsburg Enqu-
fef and Fmcastle Democrat will insert the cgolug,
oi Il, aud send then accounts to this Office.
IAuelhmg, October : M6w if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

f,or. Dudley, Of North caroiiad.-sincc the 's-
.,.c,ion of Gov. Dudley, by majorlyoi l70oo votes
80, the late "thinking Secretary John Bfanch,
-. Administration papers have taken the liberty Of
,s.e,,,ug that the politics OF Gov. D. are of doubt
.l.h,yactcr and it is than minated tina, he Is
,,nosed 10 both Mr.. Clay and National Bank.
,rhs last Raleigh Register says" 1t is time that
,,;s oficious ntcrmeddling should be rebuked. We
s,ate. therefore, ukdt kHo'r, when we say that
the State cannot boast OF more thorough-soins
Wig than Gov. Dudley. lie is opposed, radically
opposed, to Mr.. Van Buren,, aud the Whole policy
of his Administration, including the b-lfeasurN
,cheme- decidedly favor Of Mr.. Clay Tor Pc
.ideni, in preference to the present 'nennloent'-
and, believing the country cannot well get along
u,ihout a National Bank, is III favor OF the estab
G.hmcnt of such an institution, under proper lmita
lions and restrictions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
ASSORTMENT COMPLETE.
SEPT. 10Th. 1873.
a9.l,. ISIS

ANING received almost ON, entit, STOCK al
n FALL and WINTER GOODS, (which is
indeed unusually ltgcl we ate now prepared to OF.
ter to purchasers even greater Inducements lhsn we
have ever before Offered.
thankful Tor the very liberal patronage heretofore
oeS'u"ed upon us, we respectfully solicit, aud con.
hurhllt expect. continuance oil the same. plcdgIns
ourselves al the same tune, To sell many descriptions
81 Hoads, lower than they fcadil, be bought in
any other house. We only ask call, to convince
the most mctcdulous
lhe following constitutes but potion, aud may
give some idea oltho extcnt ul our STOCK.
looO rr. Shoes of various Kinds, vrry cheap,
l3uo Nachlna", Rose, Whitney, md Dullle Blan
kcs, remarkably low,
5000 ,as PLAIN aud plad lliusey, from Is 6dtoa4,
1000 g" 6l \ 81 Fued Clolh, much lower than
usual,
GOO " heavy twillcl Plains. good substitute ior
Napt Cotton,
100 ps. French and English ile,uos x Cneasan.,
5o0 = tahcoeS, ,Miops kinds and qualities
Is OF 20 bales Drown Domrsiies,
Large lot . j, 1 L. d, and s / Bed Ticking,
II @ez. liemslitched Linen en- llandk'ls. As Cd.
Mefmo, Cashmere, Mohuf, Silk, Worscd and Cot
ton Hosiery,
Splendid assortment SILK and Cotton Umb,eas
kentucky Jeans, Napt Cotton aud Cnssinets,
fhnnelS, OF all rolofs sudqualies,
\ splendid assortment Of Silks and Satns.
Bonnels, Hoods aud Ribbons, great variety,
thdlle,s aud Moushn DE Lanes, very handsome,
ps' snpel fine wool-dyed black Clelh,
/ " crtrd Sap,r do do do
Fine and super fine blue do
Heavy Beaver Cloth ioi Over Coats
GaSsmeres and Nestngs,a good assortment.
BESIDES great variety ofother Goods, ot which we
ash bur an examination. BURTON X ROBES,
Oct tsi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
NO X'E6E,

WILL be sold, 10 the highest bidder, on Friday
w the 10Th day OF October, INST. nj the late resi-
idence Of Frederick A. Ilhrs, dee, Bedford county,
the present years crop Of com and fodder several
bundled bushels Of wheat, aud a large quantity oil
shell oats; also all the stock, consisting OF 20 head
of cattle, amongst which are OF 10 mich cows,
aud two yoke oil oxen. seven or eight valuable work
horses nearly 90 head OF hogs, and a fine flock
OF Sheep new wagon aud cart, household and
kitchen furniture, tara ing utensils &c.
Terms Of sale-A credit oi II months will be CIV
en- on all sums s., the purchasers giving bond
with approved security. For all sums OF five dollars
aud under, tie cash Will be given, Sale to commence
AT 10 O'Clock. \. REID, Admir-. Of
Fred. A. Harris, dec.
On the same day, will be offered for rent, unless
previously disposed Of privately, the tavern house
lately occupied by the said F. A. Harris dec, with out
houses and suiclency of Land adjoining, IN good
heart (ortwo OF three hands to work, together with
the store house andwheemr,sht shop. n. REID.
Oct. ol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

~, The North Carolina FaAerat Feast " came
off," as proposed, a, lanceygiIIe, ON the 2ah ull.
ser.ia- Brown and the " dapper' lutte Bynun, de-
lire, r. speeches." in ccmmemoraiion oil the late
signal defeat OF their party, and an eloquent and
.ulerestng letter from Mr.. Calhoun" the new Null
living ally of the authors Of the Proclamation and
g,oody Bill, was read. condong, presume, with
the mourning assemblage upon the sad occasion Oh
their convocailon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
$50 ssa. w AIRED.
s. - ire "a a. 10 ~ az ~ ~

I Will give a reward Of 6hy dollals for the
apprehension OF my umn HENRY, who left
ynchburg ON the 81 OF October. have no doubt
out lie IL IN Buchanau at It's vicinity, having wife
Al Capt. Juo llarvc,'s IN thai paee;-prrhaps he
may b. some where on the canal between l4ynchbnlg
aud Buehanan. Henry has frequently rn of IN
the last Il mouths from Wm. Bailey, ot whom |
purchased him, aud has been often taken up in
Botetomt county, ON hs Way To Buchanan. Henry
Is about p years oi age, light brown, stout aud
well built ) feet OF inches high and has large
scdi from an old burn ms left leg extending some
distance above the knee. The above reward OF $50
VIII be given lot his apprehension and delivery 10
me IN tins place, is am ANXIOUS To sncure him
lie IAN OF without any lnorneattun whatever.
SETH WOODROOf.
Tue Fneastle Democrat will copy the above and
forward the account to tins Office.
I.ynchbufs, Oct. 3 Is
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coMMU NICATED,
BREAD-STUFFS

Al numerous meeting of the Madison DEBATING
m'eety, and the farmers of the vicinity, convened
ooa hed House, in the county of Charlotte, the
eau mu'y oil September, 1888 the following subject
ana resolutions were unanimously adopted
II Is nor well asceralned that the crop for the
i," "' 1855 has failed. That the usual supply of
'''au SUMS which to our whole community /; the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

gDAN away from The subscriber, his slave ARM
ID STEAD: he is Il dark dIngy mulatto, about
feet high 30 years aid, raw bonel long -llmbed mar
row-laced down countcnancc; his eet turn H. and IS
oblgcd 10 wear right and left Shoes, but his form IS
s,r,inbt ELetbe Indian. There a cut ms right
knee received last harvest bya seythe. Tie went off
Sunday evening, oh Sep'ember and was seen near
Nelson court house, and said he WAS tree man,
and was going 10 Augusta county-he had on a
black bombazne fock coai,bnt had other clothing
with him If secured within the State a reward OF
500 will be gwen and if ont Of the State $50.
LEMUEL TURNER.
Nearhe Post-cGfcc Varicy Mills, Nelson Co., pa'
October o WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
Fresh Hnportcd DRY G00ds.

1--WE. subscriber grateful for the patronage ex-
i tended 10 the finn Of Robinson Elliott, aud
respectfully soliciting continuance, announces 10
his friends aud the public. the arrival Of extra
new stock. purchased within the last three weeks. IN
thr Northern cities, Under the most favorable cir
cumstances
Blue black x ihucy cold. Cloths, SUPP quality,
do do do Cassimeres, sfyl entirely new,
Extra snpcrine London Ga Me,nos very cheap,
4 beautiful assortment OF tacoes, patterns most
t1fe.
a., Ge'd. * twiIcd, style entirely new,
Rich glossy Black Italian hutcsrnes
Supcr6nc PLAIN * dg'd. SWISS Muslin,
o bales 4 cases OF Domestic Goods, comprising
the best assortment have ever had
With large additional supply daily looked for,
which will make my assortment complete. II new,
cheap and desirable Goods will induce call can
with safety say my friends aud The public viii not be
disappointed. ~. l. ELLIOTT
OeI. . Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

hea'm q Chdrleston.-Durng the week ending
'"e 1'o ui, the number of deaths in Charleston was
w. " which 80 were by the yellow Fever--all
'""es' The Courier expresses the opinion that
'"' u'sease had not abated. but rather assumed u
'o'e ''fu'ent character. There had been decrease
The number ofdca,hs, but this is a.crlbed to the
scarcity of subjects"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
Y2gE FRENCH LANGUAGE.
Mrs. DOORWAY

ROPOSES opening School, at her residence
\ on OH ally, Immediately opposite the residence
Of Mai Rsquc, on the Grsl Of October, for the pnr-
pose of iusfructlng aclass Of not more Than -
scholais IN The French Language.
MIS- D. natlefs herself that in teaching this Cher
nafire lauguase her pupils Will find great advantages
over those who attend instructions given by To-
reieners, partially informed TO the theory aud al
most totally wanting III the practice OF the 'onanc'd-
fion Of the language they teach.
For the purpose of accommodating youne gentle
men who wish 10 Team the French Language,
whose time is occupied DUNG the day, Mrs ID. will
oDen a class 10 be instruct ed after candle eight.
Terms ten dollars session Of five months,
n Is. MIS-. u. Will teach young Ladies needle
wo,k and embroidery IN the afternoon.
October 8 2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

w we have received, from an unknown source,
''O'hef present OF fine Peaches. They were not
f''e equal IN SIZE or flavor, to those which we no.
uced IN our last; bur we are not the less thankful ,o
the anonymous donor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

~ The resignation of Lord Durham Gov
cruor General of the Canadas, seems to have orcl-
stoned quite an excitement. Important co0sc-
quenccs may result from it-relhaps fresh disul-
Dances in that country and more probably a chansc
Of ministry at hone.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

'EllE SUBSCRIBER is now rccc,yinc b;s fan,
supply IT Drugs, Medicines, Paints Oils Fan.
cy A'hcles Ne. DC scrcledby htmscfln the No,lh
ern Markets comprising tue largest assortment, he
has ever oIlcred IN this market. All OF Which he i.
Wiling to warrant oIle finest quality and AT prccy'
'ir ,annoi fad TO please having bonslt them min.
cpnlly Ton CASH a"d IN such quantities that he will
DO able 10 sell some articles even lowrr than he has
bought them before. Annexed is n list of u few new
articles w: Cohcenimtcd Extract of Lemon for
Pies. Cakes, jefes, Ae. DR.. NJ less Tomato pills.
Il substitute iore1omel. Dr. fvan3's Soorlinp S,run
for children Teething Or Jayuc's Carminaty, nal
sam for bowel diseases ofehildrcn, Bakers Spc,Gc
for cholera mofbus, Alcicaled Cum an article sai1
not 10 a,lh rheumatism, Dlsders Thermometers
5000 P,ncipean aud rfshuco Cigars, very sune,oy
10 Cases liquotcc Pdste Ne. ~
D. Il. LYMAN,
Ign OF the Golden Mou,r
Bank square, Lynehburg Va.
hucust23 on,;f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

''"a mat The proprieors Of the Stage and Steamboat
"'e between Fredericksburg and Washington, have
'o'o out all their interest in the route to and
powerful company.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

Or. Daacan.--The Conservative paper IN Clncin-
mi; Iashes Dr. Duncan with great severity. Among
other topics pf attack Is lis connection with the
oJllep duel whchtook place at Washington last vim
spr. and which, seems, by the evidence was urged
,rby the Doctor himself. We have never seen The
.,;,,nce before The Congressional committee OF III
vealrsilipn; but, from the extracts Published in
tho Cincinnati paper observe. among Other
things that the Rife which WAS very poltcl, ten
,cred to Mr.. Graves by Mr. Cley WIS bono" ed
from f. 2. Blair, editor of the Globe Ion the pur-
nose, and that, before any challenge was given at
all, Cilley and Duncan went out and plactIced to-
relher, with the following results As to the
ucarncss of the Shots" (says Dr. Duncan,) lheIe
was one good in the morning that is to say, he
Cllc,) pu, ball at the distance Of 40 yards IN Il
MINER the size of ones hand III the evening OF the
same day he made four shots a sapng, at the dis
ia ce $50 yards, and put three bats IN IT, abott breast
high."-li i'very certain that. in tie estwation OF
Cllley and h. friends, Graves was doomed man
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
NEW FALL. II WINTER
GOODS.

\ TAKE PLEASURE IN informing my friends
aud customers thai am receiving my
New Fall and Winter Goods.
The sloch is very large, aud offers greater variety
ihau is usually found.
PLANTERS
Gan he supplied with crcryattele of inter Clothing
At prices certainly mol higher than lormor years but
III many instances lower. | cordially invite call
from them.
MERCHANTS
VIII find an assortment leu0y tier attention, aud rs
much pans taken IN the selection ri the ptcscn,
stock eel assured OF benz able sell cheap as
the best houses ~ the State.
THE GENERAL CUSTOMER
Need only call aud look. 10 be satisfied thai he can
get his supplies Ct every useful and uncdl,a article
II prices to please JOHN q. MEEM.
Oct. 3 iw II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

TEIIOSE indebted to The finn Of Martin & La
4 ihnm ale requested to come forward and settle
the Same without delay, further Indulgence cannot
be gwen. All bonds and accounts settled by
the first Of November will be placed in the hands Of
officers for collection. JOS +. MARTIN.
Sept. 81 Is il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

OF Tie Albany Argus asserts lhat Young Van
Bu,en is altogether innocent olthe arrest OIL Wat
son Webb, in England-that hc bad nohinS what
ever TO do with lie affair, eXceptto testify to the sly
nuure of Judge La sing, o. New York, before whom
the necessary aaidayis had hccn made in NV
York by the holders of Mr.. Webb's uotc previous
toiis transmission to Eng gland Tie Argus adds
that the mauag cement Of the affair entrusted TO an
English attorney, tMr II. Lloyd) who states that
he addressed Mr.. Webb private noe, advising
iun of the de nands sent 10 hin, and expfessnL
readiness to place the matter upon the mostiasora-
DIE footing. ard that he ouly held him to baii in
Bis,ol because he could not fad him in Lordon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

E2AVlNG purchased The entire stock OF Books,
4 Stationary, DC. arely OWNED by Martin &c
Latham, | shall continue the business at the old
stand, and respectfully solicit the patronage OF
my friends aud the public.
| have on hand very complete assortment
of Books, in every department Of literature common
to county, and shall at all tines endcavor to
keep such a stock tine wants of the community
may demand, aud At prices that shall not fail TO
please. JOSEPH F.. MARTIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

I'm Tuesday the 9th. instant, will sell, in front
~ oil my auction room. valuable lot Of FufD-
tune, consisting Of one Mahogany SIDE Board, one
do. Secretary u Book case, two do. bureaus, one
do. Candle stand Que do. Wash stand, Mahogany
Dining Fables three doz. hairs, Tea Tables ono
Walnut dining table. Mahogany AMI eight
French Bed steals, Spinning Wheels, Que or two
Carpets. Table China, Knives and Fo,hs, Candle
sticks. &c. &c. &c. Also, ono Horse cart one s,,.
pefor Mich Cow, and sundry articles oil Plantation
It'nSs. The above Furniture ~ IN good order ,
mud worthy the attention OF buyers, The Furniture
belongs 10 Mr.. David Hoffman. His friends aud &C
qnaintunees nre particularly requested to attend
The sale 10 take place without reserve.
CHARLES PHELPS, Auet'r
Oct II
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.gT,ST FeECEFEXD

.gUST FsECEFE'ED
A IiHDS. St Crox Sugar of the first order,
II =. Rico do,
9 boxes Tribe Loaf Sugar,
6 tlerces London Grown Stout,
6 do Philadelphia Porter,
10 barrels Family Roe ller,lngs,
A large lot Of Stone Butter-Pots, Churns and
Jugs.
FAMILY BACON AND FLOUR.
WE HAVE JUST REcEIyED,
1000 lbs. pure Family Bacon.
Also, a lot OF good Family Flour.
MCKINNEY MOsBY.
August 6 tsh