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FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ASSORTMENT COMPLETE.
SEPT. pOQh. uS3N.

SLt'l. xVuus uSOSs
HAVING received almost on cnl,re stock Of
u FALL. and WINTER GOODS, (which is
indeed unusually l,rgc.) We are now prepared TO Of
fer TO pure hascrs even greater Inducements than We
have ever before offered.
Thankful ior the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon us, we respectfully solicit, and con-
6dcniy expect, continuance of lic same. pledging
ourselves, the time, 10 sell many descriptions
Of Goods, lower than they can readily DO bought in
any other house. We only ask n call, 10 convince
the most mCrcdnlous.
The following constitutes but pottun, and may
give some idea al tho extent al our Stock:
1000 pr. Shoes oil various kinds, very cheap,
1900 Maekna~, Rose, Whitney, and Duiflc Blan-
kets, remarkably low,
1000 yds, PLAIN and pn,d llnsey, from Is 6d To "a,
5000 /" d x "A FulIcd Ciolh, much lower Than
usual,
GOO " heavy tw,Ied Plains, good substitute foi
Napl Cotton,
100 ps. French and English Mcr,nos 4 Circnsians
500 CalIcoes, various KINDS and qualities,
IS or 2obaIcs brown Doroslics
Large lot "a, A, Ga. aud Sa Bed Ticking,
IA doz. Ilcn,stichcd Linen Cam iandk'E. Is Cd
Mcrino Cashmere, Nlohalr, Silk, Worata and Cot
ton Hosiery.
Splendid assortment SIN aud Cotton Umb, elias,
Kentucky Jeans, Napt Cotton aud Cass,net,s,
fIannels. all toors and qualities,
A splendid assortment Of SILKS aud Salins.
Bonncts, Hoods and Ribbons, great variety
Challeys aud Mouslm DE Lanes very handsome,
l ps super fine wool dyed black Cloth,
" eHyd npcr do do DO
Fine AN. super fine blue do
Heavy Beaver Cloth for over Coats.
Cass,ncres and Vcstings, "a good assortment.
BESIDES u great variety ofo,her Goods. oi which we
ask but an examination, BUkTON& ROBES.
Oct \ Is
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship Iliberna, at New York, brings
Liverpool papers TO the 2Sth September. The
chel topic OF interest relates to the Gram MARKET
The weather had continued fine for harvesting IN
+ gland, and the crop would be secured in excel
lent conditions yet notwithstanding this, prices
had advanced. and specu ators we're shaping their
ca vi ations for another rise The duties Grain
had advanced TO IS, sd per quarter and soon
expected to be up TO los. Sd. wheat and Is, sd.
per Dbl. flour. Great complaint making IL
sainst the Corn laws.-The accounts from Dantzic
and some other parts of Europe are less favorable to
large supplies from the thence than had been anici
pated.
Cot ton reina ned as at previous dates. A con
siderable movement had taken place IN Tobacco, at
an advance Of I'D to Id per h. the LIST of Sep.
TENDER.
The news by the Ilibernia produced no effect up
on the Flour md Grain market in New York. Or
lcrs ame out To- the purchase of Flour, but they
were limited 10 SD TO g. at which they cannot
be filed, flour going off freely at SS4.
In Richmond Flour is quoted at $50 for City
Mills md ASA TO for Cana-Wheat 81 So TO
81. 90 lor prime parcels 81, Co
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-29

" The Richmond papers inform us that the
trial of DR. Isaac T. Vaughan, charged with the
murder Of Walter II. peasants, has been postponed
till the spring term Of the Chesterfield Superior
Count, whittier il had been removed from Rich
mond- The cause of the posponemcnt is the alb
of MIR. Dick erson Of Nicholas county, who is
SAID tn be an important witness.
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" lRGtNlA AT rslcs held IN the CLERKS Office of the
tmcUlf superior Court of NV and Chanctry, for the
county OF Amcrst Monday the 81 day o September &I3
james Slcdd, Plaintiff,
against
John Peter Banord Hicks, surviving executor of W il.
linn Peter decd Polly Peter, widow and 1ccuiix Of No1a
Pect deed. nd Clifton c. roer, Elizabeth A. Peter NJ H.
drcd Peter Wesley Peter, Frances Peter William, Peter,
Charles Peter Edwin Peter md Jums H. Peter heirs NJ law
Of the said Moza Peter dccd Polly Hicks, jesse Peter,
William Peter, Charles Peter Simon Peter, Susanna Cole
mar, Lucy Sl.dd Thomas Alley md Betsy his wife, Nancy
Morris, Randolph Morris, administrator Of Allison Morris,
decd, Frances Peter and JOHN Scdd, Defendants.
IN CHANCTRy,
The defendants, John Peter. Jesse Peter Charles Pocr
Lucy Scdd, Thomas Alley and Betsy ms wife aud John
Slcd notha,ing enIeed their nppca IND given
according 10 the Aclol Assembly and the rules Of This
md il appearing 10y satisfactory violence thu they not
mnbtnnfs al this Commonwealth ordered that the sind
cindant do appear here The first day Of the April
and the bill of the pinin and that copy
of this order be- riiw h inserted newspaper printed
in the Of lnclburg to months sUcre-vcy, and
posted tho front door of ilo court house of ha county,
copy-rostc
ROBERT TINSlEN, GIN
October % wlm
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FRESH FAIL .1.vD Dv'Z.vTEK
I.AAn&

nNIlF1 subsc RIDERS have Just receiveda large sup
i ply OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods which
have been carefully selected, and purchased at very
rcdtc cd p,icc s, and wlb sold the reasona-
bio termsby who esale or retail. Persons in Wantot
Goods would do well to gi'c ns can before pnr-
chasing, as can assure them they will fiod II to
lheIf interest to do so. YOUNG X MEEM.
llC nhrr 8 dW IL
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SSOLUTIO.N.

HAVING purchased tho entire slock ol Books,
l. Stationary, DC. lately owned by Martin N
Latham, shall contnne the business, at the old
stand. and respectfully solicit the patronage o.
my friends and the public,
have now On hand very complete assortment
Of ooks, in every department of literature common
/" Our county, and shall at all tinars en.eavo to
keep such stock rs tho wants Of the community
may demand, and at prices that shall not fail 10
please JOSEPH T.. MARTIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-29

lVNllOSE indebted To the firm Of Martin Il La
l. than, ale requcsledto come forward and settle
he Same VIII hout delay. further indulgence cannot
be given. All bonds anil accounts not settled BY.
the first Of November will BIO placed in tho hands Of
officers for collection JOS. T., MARTIN.
Sept. 81 Is il
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MADAM II. BURTON,

NTOST respectfully announces to her friends
lNl and the public generally, that she hasremovee
10 fifth street, directly behind the Jail NJ IT, H..
also ayajls herself Of this opportunity Of returning
nrn,,st ,,a,c(,ll thanks III ose families that have
honorcd her VII their patronage
Oct. 90 ~
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MORUS MULTICAULiS.

'NIlE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale any reason
L. able amount Of Trees, and years old, fihe
Morus NJ ultlcauis, and cuttings OF the same. The
tree is genuine |; has beep obtained at rnuth ex-
pcnse, aud reared for several years, until the
experiment has perfec.y succeeded; the subscri-
Der having now lhan lhiry acres growing iuxu-
ranly Allthe facts in reference 10 tins Mulberry ;
its rapid growth its rich foliage. its excellence MS
food for the Silk Worm, the ease with which its
leaves are gathered the great quantity obtained fro"
an aero, and he fine quality OF the silk made rom
it, huve been realized fully by the subscriber IN the
experiments Of several seasons =,
The trees and cuttings offered for sale. VIII De
delivered in I.ynchburg All conmuncal,ons must
be addressed 10 Holcome q 0iey. ftynchosSs, va
rhev are au,hoylzed to- nlahc contracts for the sub
scriber and from them all desired information can oe
obtained. NED A. MSS
Rothcrwood, near Kinsspet, H. Tennessee.
a., TX vim If
Richmond Wing and Enquirer will insert the
above once week Tor month and charge 10 l'''s
Office.
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NEW FALL & WINTER

7 TAKE PLEASURE ~ informing my friends
l. aud customers that am receiving my
New Fall and Winter Goods.
The stock is very large, and Offers grcao variety
Than IS usually found.
PLANTERS
Can be supplied with neryart,de OF Winter Clothing
at prices certainly not higher than iomcr yea's, but
in many instances lower. | cordially invite call
from them.
MERCHANTS
VIII find assortment worhy AcT attention, and as
much pains was en the selection Of the present
sock feel assured of being able 20 sell rs cheap as
the best ho uses in the state.
TIE GENERAL CUSTOMER
Need only call and look TO be satisfied that he
get his supplies cfeyery useful aud needul article
1t prices 10 please JOHN q, MEENl.
Oct 4w if
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CALF FOR SALE.

4 Y the Cattle Show in this place, on Tuesday
~ nexi, there will be sold al public auction
a FINE BULL CALF, one bali Durham, and
O Ut Of one OF the best mich cows III the place, The
calfs between nine and ten months old,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-29

o. William Robertson. Esq. ofPetersburg, has
been nominated BY the Wings Of that town, as a
candidate for that Congressional district, which is
now representcdby Francis l.. Rves, loco Foeo)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-29

o. The New Orleans American states that the
Collector Of that port had received instructions to
send messenger despatched TO Mexico blythe Mex
can Minister at Washington, in u 3. Revenue
Gutter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-29

~ The population Of Mobile, by recent cen
sus, rs sce,talned TO be 1861. There are more
than two whiie males for every white female in the
city.
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('.l<Ik.

A IL persons indebted TO tho late concern Of ii.
~ h. Ke harIs, and Co. cilhcr by bond open
account, are respectfully desired 10 come forward and
settle without delay, asl longer indulgence cannot be
5wen. II. d. RICHARDS.
"a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-29

u On the fourth page Of this mornings paper.
the reader will find tie proceedings of the Augusta
Georgia) Commercial Convention. We pc receive,
with pleasure, that they pre'ermitted all :lluson to
federal politics, and with sul more, that they
look TO judiciolis schemes of Internal improvement
slhe chief means Of electng n restoration ofthe
numerical prosperity of the South. That is he
key, which Is TO unlock us the Iich tfade Of the
Great Hest
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-29

consisting otcno Mahogany Shicboard, two do. Blu
rcaus. ole splendid Metal Cloch, eno Tiauo Forte
three F.a,her Beds n t,e,stcads, CHAIRS Tables ono
Sofa. Canhicstand, Looking Glass. Brass knd,fous,
Shovel and longs, Knives y Fo,ks. Gig OF ten
Countc rpanes, seven or eight Bed Quilts Sheets.
Pillow 4 asses, &c. &c. One Sat Blsck Smith sroos
Two three hundred pounds county made Soap, q
good article. also on = good Horses. SALE at
loclnck. CHARLES PHELPS, Auc'r.
tlrfpI
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FRENCH WORK.

TUST OPENED, a large lot of superior French
- Worked CAPES nnsi COLLAlsS, together
with black, blue black and eooureJ Silks of the, ch-
est lustre and best quality Mouslin de LANES and
Scars. tsomcthing new) besides many othe, articles
in the fancy line, To which particularly 10y invite
the attention OF the ladies'.
llORNER & WATSON.
Oct. % IL If
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SHOES.

WE HAVE ON HAND 400 par Hubbard
w Gardner's heavy SHOES for negroes,
cheaper than the market price.
IORNER \ WATSON.
Oct. % tsf
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Valuable Property for sale.

'uNllE subscriber. wishing 10 remove To he South
L West, offers for sale his farm, on which he
resides, three miles from Lynchburg in tho county
al Amherst on llmflss creek, containing between
! and Tour bundled acrcss OF excellent land. This
Farm possesses many advantages being healthy,
well watefsd and convenient 10 market, and IN nice
order ibt tanning, w,lh every necessary building,
A.; for the comfortable acconno Ia ton Of a lam
Em, lily, and n good selection ofi,uil.--'rhc pur-
-nAi-A chaser can DO accommodated with tools,
stock, corn and forage.
GEORGE MARKHAM.
Oct. % waw
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NIGHT SHES.

an TUESDAY evening the 81 October, ] shall
~ commence my VIC 1T AUCTIONS
OF Dry Goods. Hard Ware, Clock, Watches, Jewel.
~, Books. &c &c, and shall continue tfcn through
the FALL. and WINTER months, every Tuesday
aud Friday nights, Cons,gnmculs Thankfully 10
cclvcd. CHARLES PNEfPS.
Sept % 1h
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non VETS.

lust RECEIVED, per Stage. cases new
- style aud fashionable BONNETS. very chca p,
for cash UORNE,R & WATSON
Oct. % If
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Regilnenlal Orders.

gTNHE Court OF Enquiry for the LIST Battalion Of
Il the I3Ist Regiment, will be held at the Union
Hotel on Friday the end of November; for Ihe ID
Battalion, at the franklin, on turday the 3rd No
Wonderland the ReglmentaI Court of Enquiry
vii be held at The Washington, on Sa; urday the 17ih
November next.
By order of the Colonel
J. 3, GREEN, Adjt,
1851 Regt. V. NJ
Oct. % 2t
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VIRGINIA AT rules held III the Clerks Office of Bedford
county Court, Monday the first day Of October, one
Thousand eight hundred and thirty eight;
Benjamin Hawkins, Plaintiff
against
JohnNurkc, and Oliver II, 7. Makc Richard u. Markc
nj John H. Marc children of said John Mnrke, and
Markle, Alkaline Burton late Atnlma Marke, Charles Mmkc
and John Markc, children ofCharcs Makle, Jr, decd.
Defendants
Is CHANcERY.
The defendants in lhis not having entered their up
pcaTancc and given security according To hc net Of Assembly
and tile rules oflhis Court, and appearing by satisfactory
evidence Tint they inhabitants this eal
il ordered that the said defendants do appear here the
fourth Monda in December next and the bill al the
phmiG and that acopy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper Published in The town of Iync,hug,
or months successfully and posted al the front door VI
the Court house oftlris county.
Copy-Tcste.
ROC, MITCMEII- Cl'k. c.
October 90. WIN
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WANTED TO PURCHASE,

LNLAA SEED. Feathers, Butter aud Wool. Tor
l. which the market price w,l he paid.
GEO. BAGBY.
Oct. % III il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-29
Lottery Draws TONI OrrOW
I Capital Prize Of $lO,OOO! :.
80 Prizes Is 900 :.
Vince ling lO1fcnsV
Wheeling Lottery

EXTRA CLASS, No. 2, for 1898.
To be draun al Richmond Tuesday The 3oh day
ofOctober, ~ Tie dTa'cing miU be receircd at
Mis 0Gce on Thursday The lsI day Of NOroiber, at
o'cLOck- 7. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-29

Y'HE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale
Il ~ hi,ds. New Orleans Porto Rica Il ST Ctoix
Sugar.
loo bags kio, l.asu,ra and Porto Rico Coffee,
10 bags fine old lava do
oooo lbs Loaf and Lump Sugar. part very pr,me.
iooV 'os tfushed do Tor Preserving.
200 pair heavy Brog ans pat Crane 4 Co.'S mauu-
facturc,
$50 sides Sole Leather,
10 boxes Mould Candles Is and 6s
150 sacks Sail,
1000 lbs. Cotton Yarns / 10 IA Iynehhmg facto-
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HOR Sale,
a valuable T.YV'EN.v HOUSE.

T'HE SUBSCRIBER, having Determined TO
4 remove 10 the country, Is desifous of dsposipg
of his we'll known Tavern House Il stand
and nil lhc appurtc nantts Thereto, in tho town o.
Liberty, known by the name OF tho
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brilliant Scheme.

Together with many OF $40 $50 &c. &c.
Whole Tickets only 81 Halves S2-Qrs. 81.
For sale az
TALBOTS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-29
DR.7W'Z.VIs RECEHV'ED ID.
The following numbers were drawn for Tho
LccsbIlrg Academy Lottery,

Extra Class No. 7, for 1893.
AT Richmond, OIL Tuesday the 23d October, viz
65 80 20 so CO 81 66 80 Sc 81 l6 IS H.
Renew small Prizes in the great Alesan dria Lot
terry $40 900 high Pr,ze--the Drawing Of which ill
be received az this Office 10 MORROW, al = o.
clock 2, Nj. A few Tickets yet uasol AZ
TALBO1NS LUCKY OFFICE.
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Virginia state ZOIle1H,

For the benefit of the town of Wheeling,
CLASS No 6, FOR 1888,
To bedrdwn at Atcrand ria on Saturday, 81 Norem :
Der. o. Drdming uW be received al his OEce
on 1Aesd0H tie 9th NoremJe,, at 2o'ciock =. ~
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BELL TAVERN.

TWF.U U v BIuNIV0 EE,..T
Edml lie has ateiy made cOns,de rable i'm klnl
ptoycmenls in the above property havng built ne
ad,lisiOn and covered the whole house wit tin, had
the whole newly painted aud thoroughly repaired 81
that II is first rate condition Those wIslDg q
embark IN this business will scarcely ever have an OPP
porupy ofcnlcring into it onsuch tcrmsast The sfdnd
is well known To many persons in every par OF the
Union and for It's great OF custom is exceed
ed by any, and equaed 10y few. lle invites any per-
son wishing TO purchas. to call ON hm,--vcw the
premises, and Judge Ion themselves.
1.-THE above properly IS not Disposed Of privately
sooner than Tuesday, The GIh day OF November 1888
twill, ON that day, certainly bc sold, 10 the highest
bidder, At public auction.
Terms liberal. and mndc known the day o
sale. WILLIAM TERRY.
o. The Richmond w Ing viii insert tao fore 20
ing advertisement twice and send IT'S account 10 this
Office
Oct IL ids if
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AND EXPECTS DAILY.

80 boxes Tin Plate
5000 lbs. Northern Cheese l,om select dam
) boxes Pine Apple Cheese
% barrels pieklci Pork,
barrels Tanners Oil, Ac &c.
" Bargains for Cash
GEO. BAGBT.
pd-@0 6t IL
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G@ The sale of the Or fofd Iron IForkS will tax
place THIS DAY, al l2 O'Clock, the premises.
See advert cment.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES
10 RE DR.I VJ.y. THIS u.EES.!y

TALBor's LOTTERY AND ExcnANGr OrucE,1
LnhJWg, October 29h, 1888 {
4 GRAND Capital Prize Of $50. 900 :.
W 100 Prizes Of 1000 !! !
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October %

VIRGINIA --ttrules held IN the Clerk'= Office of the
Circuit Superior CONT Of NV md Chaneor, fur the
county of mers Monday the lsiday Of October 1889
Maurice H. Gatlm' administrator with the will annexed al
Christopher lsbcil deed. Ianiil,
against
lium she'll Robert she'll Sail shell widow nhdre.
let ul Znchaa lsbe deed. in her night and
wing ndminsulrix Of sind Iuohanh alcll decd Forcn.
tua Pcndeton widow Of lnn Penllcn,on, deed, a'c
Flmeninu lsbc, WianI' smith and Ell h-wl late Eli.
sbel james Marsh nndS Sally his wife late Sally Isbcll
Jacob Holloway and Betsy bis wife late Bets, fbc Davis
:. Woody md Parrhcnn bis wife, late Pnthen -le An.
drew lslcl Zachara Isbe, and Nancy Phillips. for
her Mldren, Defendants.
IN CmANCERY.
The defendants Sally Isbcl, FlorcDtna Pendleon, William
T. Smith and Eliza his wife, James Marsh md Sny his wife,
Jncoh Holloway and Betsy his wife, Davis s. Woody and
.arna hiswf Andrew lshcll and Zachnrinh shell, not
having entered their appearance and given omg
10 tie OF Assembly md the rules Of this Court and IT
npucnnL Nv satisfactory evidence, that they ulab
iians Of his Commonwealth II ordered that the snd de
PENDANTS do appeal here tho 6rs day o the next Apn term
and wer The bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this
order be- forthwith inherited newspaper printed IN the
tow of Lynobrg lo months succcssiYe and post
ed Al The front door of lhe Courthouse o this county
a eopy~rnstc.
ROBERT TlNSIEY ,cPk.
October % w9n
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c. Amos Kendall, il seems, has other objects
tnvicw, in his tour To the West, than TO visit the
Hermitage. National Affairs, and the interests
OF the pany,' are, TO be sure, important, bat the
interests OF No. l." thar is, of Amos himself, are
Lar more so-hence we are told by the Wabash
Courier that Amos is visit 10 Illinois,
"AhavIew OF examining exenswcttacts OF land, hich
wee entered, some time since, in the neighbohood
o'Dawllle, in llet State, for Company of which
ne Is member" We will guarantee that, whether
Nr- Van Buren, sink or SWIM" Amos will be
sue to4eaher his nest
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W The Editor of the Ilagers'own (Maryland)
Torch Light, one of the few members Of the old
ederal party who joined the Wing ranks, after OK
pressing his regret at the defeat o! the Wing can
''dae for Governor of that State, remarks, but,
aso'd ederaiss, we ,riumphed in the election of
MI Urason, who used TO battle side by side with us
ID times gone by: We could have wished the result
have been dIferen, but as i, is, il is some little
CONSOLATION 10 see our old f,iends getting up in the
world"
II~ We omttedto mention, in our asst, that Jud &c
Cross, the administration candidate for Cong re S. IN
Arkansas has delighted the Editor of the Ricl,mo nd
Enquirer by coming out favor ofthe Special Dc,o-
We system, in preference TO the Sub Treasury Ii
wIl be collected that he Editor aforesaid is the in
'ehtor oihs nostrum, which he has jealousy labor
ed TO cram down the :hroas OF Congress and the
people 1t is belicvcdlhat l,e has succeeded in win
u'og about dozen converts 10 if, all told, IN and
Oo OF Cons'ess. Judge Cross probably makes the
weihh
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% "CLINTON''-in our he xt
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-07
Notice to the Public.


ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD for he conviction
IT. of Thief or Thieves.-On Saturday night the IN
instant, my Iron Chest fOrcibls broken Of, en- bv
some villains and robbed of the following:
About twenty dollars in specie.
A small tin box having my name on, and containing,
Jshn II GIaham's note at months, from 9th
January, 1887, for $lOll IS
C Casagne's note at months, from l4th
January, 1887, for 600 70
C Castagne's note at months, from 18th
January, 1897, for 600 90
Morton and Pattersons lin lquidaton) note at
80 days, from 28tl May, 1887, for 400 GO
Julins Vairins at 6O days, from July
9th, 1887, for 1850 90
FELTON, and Holders note at GO days. from Feb.
list, 1888, for l29 e5
FELTON, and Holders note al 4 MONTHS from
February LIST. 1885, for 10 90
FELTON, and Holders note at months. from
February LIST, 1888, for 14l 90
Ferguson, Parker s. Co.'S note at 10 days, from
Sd January, 1888, for 722 81
Seraphn Cucullu, due bill, Dated 25th May,
1887, payable on demand $50 II
And sundr other documents and papers not recollected
The Western Marine and Fire Insurance Company's
Policy for fire, risk goods.
Ditto, certificate of shares ot stock.
Merchants Insurance Compuny's shares of stock.
Commercial Banks certificate for shares OF stock.
Canal and Banking Csnpaiy's certificate for shares
of stock.
The public are hereby cautioned against trading or
negotiating for any of the above documents,
payment Of them hereby stopped they having been
stolen from me by some tibet or thieves unknown
| JG BLANCHARD,
| lyle " Gravier street
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