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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

INlllS morning, Mt II o'clock. will SELL in iront
oil my auction room, snndry articles OF House
hold aud kitchen Furuitntc. consisting, in part OF
One splendid Mahogany side Board.
One Mahogany bureau.
One or two Feather Beds.
Bedsfeads, Chairs, Tables,
One Franklin S,ovc, Shot Guns, Locks, Segars,
Knives by tho card, Saddles, &c.
crosses supetior Patent F,icton Matches,
Shaving Soap by The box,
Clocks. one or two boxes Hats,
Tea Boards, Window Blinds, &c. nc.
Also.
One second hand Carriage, and and one or two
good Harness Horses. CHARLES PHELPS.
Sept 20 1t
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AUCTION SALE.

"ANING determined to decline house keeping
will sell, nj public auction, nj my residence,
in Liberty, on Saturday the 2ond inst. sundry ar
ticlcs of Household and Kitchen furniture--consst-
ing. in part. OF Mahogany Tables, Sdcboarl. Bu
reau, Piano, (vcty dnc.l Cane bottom and Windsor
Chairs, Carpets, Clock, Mars. EnrrMinss Beds.
Bedstcads, Nc.--Also, n small quantity Of Bacon,
Hay, Oat. Fodder, &c. Terms Cash Tor all
sums under IS, over that sum credit OF months
will be riy.p, On the purchasers executing bonds
with approved stce'iy w J." "o'oiN'
have Cor h,e also several servants, among them
nm cxccll,nt Cnok w. l.. q.
Liberty, Sept. 20, 1899. ~
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10y ymtnc Of a deed Of must executed 10 m- on
~ the 26lh August, 1897. for purposes therein
mentioned shall proceed TO sell, at public anei'on
on Thursday tho ith October next in the house
over Mr.. Sam'L Nowlin's Office all The Household
and Kitchen Furniture therein, consisting III part Of
| Grand Piano Forte.
| Grccian Sofa.
| set Dung Tables,
| Tea do
| Snlcborld
| Genre do
| Secretary aud Book Case,
, Bureaus.
I Beds aud Bedding,
, Mahogany Bedstcads.
doz Cu,lj Maple chais.
. Windsor
] Slan', Cooking Stove, No }.
! Pmlow do
l Mantle Glass,
PIER do
Hand Irons,
FendcIs, Nc.
Together with all the Household and Kitchen
Furniture, comprising every article IN well furnish
did house.-Terms, liberal aud made known ON the
day Of sale. ROBERT MoRRlSS, Trustee.
Sale TO be condue,edhy Charles Phelps, Anctr.
Sept. 90 40
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600 raclkaSss Fresh Fall aud whnse
6s0O2&.
HDvvATeD 1pATYMAH, h 60.


I'D AVE now received anil are daily adding there
BA. to, general assortment Of Foreign and Do
mes:ic Dry Goods, suited TO The present and APP
preaching season--which they offer on the most
accommodating terms, VIZ,
Clohs-Wool dyed Black aud piece Black, Blue,
Invisible Green, Brown, Adelaide, Dfab. Mixed,
DC.
Casslmsres--Victoria "a new anicle) Blue, Black,
Drab, Sage. Mkt, fancy Ribbed Striped, &c.
Sstinells Of all colors and prices
Pilot Cloths and Flushings, various colois
k,peys FOR sersants-oi various quates
Liuseys-PlAiJ striped and Plain, "a aud "a
Krutuok yJeans-Wake6eld and Glasgow do
Merinos-F'ench and English. "a and 81
R.tuuets-Drsb and Princsitas for Tailors
FIanneis-Red, White and Green
Bannockburn and French Plaid Shawls
blankets superior aIticle-Ribbon bound, Points,
DulGl, Saddle and Horse
Velvet Vestngs, new style, Satin face, and Otter
Vestn:s-Sit Vcvets. Blue Black, Black and CO.
lours
Prnn-English and Domestic
Challeys and Mouseine DE LANES
Blue Black and Black G,o de Swiss and Italian Lutte
strings. Maiteonis aud others.
Reps, aud Gro de Maps, figured and plain
Sinchewa Sarsnet and Levanrincs
Grapes, Black, White. Pink, Blue and Green
Barnsley and Russia Shee'InS and Diaper.
Sscking. Il superior article-do. low priced
Burlaps. Oznaburs aud Flax Sheeung
Red Padding, Canvass, Nos. l,2,3-4
Shawls Hdkfs., Suspcndeis Gloves, Hosiery, Rib
bOns
Guernsey Froeks--Lambs Wool and Merino Shirts
Buttons, Sewings. Pins, Tapes, Lacets
With MANY other articles too numerous to name.
Dealers sre invited to ca and examine for themselves.
when the advantages in prices and terms will be made
manifest.
Baltimore, Sept 90 2ths
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o. Whstwc are still suffering from the Drought,
there have been heavy rains in other placcs-in
Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk, New Yo,k, &c.
The Petersburg Consolation apprehends that the
iered severely from lrcshels-and the Cit, Point
Rail Road, which was on the eve Of being fully com
pleed, wasso much jured as to require a suspsn-
sion ofua'ellinS for the present. The papers on
the Atlantic coast speak of heavy and it is feared
desTuctye gales.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

TIE Darien Mysery.-We some weeks ago
published the Gard Of Mr.. McCardeIl editor of the
Darien (Geo.) Telegraph, stating, that in order TO
cave the lives of himself and family, and TO prevent
confsgraon and boodshcd, lie had resigned the ed
torisl chair aud discontinued the publication OF his
paper. We at first supposed that Mr. McCardeIl
ne since perceive that he had real grounds Tor his
apprehensions. 1t seems that there had been GER
tain bros in Darien and that the Telegraph, taking
part therein, and speaking with great freedom Of in
dividuals engaged in them, had given deadly offence
to the party to which it wac orposed-by whom he
was threatened with the demolition Of his office, to
which IA torch once app lied, & a cannon planted
in front Of it. unless he would promise to cease his
comments upon their conduct. This, however, he
positively refused to do, preierrng to discontinue the
publication ofhs paper altogether rather than to be
restrained in the free uuerancc ofhis opinions. lie
left the place consequently, aud went to Savannah,
where however, he had not long hcsn, beforea re-
action" (much more eneclua Than the Enquirer,
" Democratic reactions, took place in public sen,i-
ment-hs friends rallied to his support-he wen,
back resumed the publication Of his paper, and,
at the last dates, like chartered bertine" he
asain blowing upon whom he listed - cheere1 by
his comrades, and defyins his enemies.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

UF- The Illinois papers announce the death of
Col. James W. Stephenson, formerly Receiver of
Public Moneys at Gacna aud who was the regularly
nominated candila,s ofihe Van buren, party for Gov
Of that State, until the discovery of his large
deialcaton as Receiver compelled him TO Withdraw
from the canvass. lie is reported 10 be in default
$63,s5s so, which will probably be entirely lost to
the soyernment-arothci evidence of the manner in
which the public money will be kept, should the
Sub Treasury system be established.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

4 Good One.-Ths N Y. Evening Post is one
of the Oldest journals in the United States aud in the
days Of Jefferson and Madison, was the organ Of the
Federal party III New York.-The Phiiadel phia
Sentinel on the other hand has been. ever since ito
es'ablishmenso some twenty yearsago.he organ Of the
Republican party. The former nov enormously sup
ports the Sub-Treasury Bank the latter opposes
it; though both claim to be champions of the Ad-
n,nisraon. The Post, however, sneers at the
Sentinel as "a pretended Democrat" aud orders i,
to go over to the enemy" mold federal paper
ordering old republican to quit the ranks of a
party into which itself has bu, lately sneakcd! 1t
is very easy, however,to become a republican, or a
Democrat, nowadays All tia, man has to do
10 secure patent is to obey Executive orders!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

NERMoNT.-The election in this State has ter
minated IN increased majontes for the Wings in
~ department OF the State Government.
For Congress, Messrs Slads, Hall and Everett,
all Wings. are reelected, the frs, b, 5000, the Sc
cond by 1000, and tho third by 5000 majority over
their Loco Foco opponents. Mr.. Fletcher uoco)
" reelected BY 500 majority. In the remaining dis
''ict there is no choice, majority being required to
sectin Vermont, instead of plurality, rs with us.
In this district, ileman Allen, (Wh,s,) the late
member, was opposed BY another Wing. who re-
ceived some 800 votes, and by John Smith (Loco.)
There seems to be very lutte doubt that Mr.. Allen
will be re. elected oa a second trial.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20
~as. ssvAvp AZ AuCvsoS.

NNHE SUBSCRIBER intending to move TO the
J. West, this fall, will sell on Tuesday the 2il,
inst his house aud lot on Federal Hill This pro-
perry 10 handsomely situated. aud IN good repair.
Tho DWELLING HOUSE is very comfortable
and on the lot i. Well Of excellent water.
Terms NJ sale.
The sale sale will conducted by Payne \ Tur-
ncr, Auctls. GEO, SEAN.
Sept. 20 tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

crn commerce, and build up the South is it tho
strange that many Tariff men. Abolitionsts and
spacious Northern Statesmen ATE its warnest advo
Gates The truth 10, there 10 just about as niue h
affinity between these several questions as there is be-
tween oil and waters and it seems to US tina, the bare
uterance ola sentiment manifes,ly absurd and pre-
Postercus gross insult the public Intelligence,
and should Of itself excite The disgust and resent
ment OF every rational mind. Say, that the Sub
Tteasur, were now in operation would that stop
the tongues or the presses Of the Aboltonists-or
would 1t close the doors of Congress 10 their petit
uons-or would it erect wall OF iron on the mar
Gu OF Mason 4 Dixon's line beyond which the
footsteps OF this intrusive faction could never reach
nor their voice ever be heard IL not, ho,s 10 the
Abolition question Involved in the fate of the Sub
Treasur, bill I 1t really seems that Mr.. Calhoun
holds the Understandings OF the people in sovereign
contempt. lie hss % long played off upon the public
his monstrous absurdities that he seems APP
prehend no difficulty in maxim: them believe the
mos, startling propositions, offensive though they
be alike TO truth and to common sense.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

NEW YORK-Thc Wing Convention at Utica
have nominated William Seward is the Wing can
dldaic for Governor Of that State.
The Van Buren, Convention at llcrkimer have
nominated VIM l.. Marcy as their candidate for
the same office.
The election will tax place in November
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s31

Majority e13i Majority 743 Maj 1894
The Loco Focos have likewise secured majority
IN the State Legislature. For Congress, Vanites
to W.T. Nathan Clifford, Albert Smith tby Is votes)
Virgil ID. Pan,s, Hugh J. Anderson. Joshua A. Low
ell, Thomas Da'ee; and and . Wings, viz. Benja-
min Randall and Gcsrge Ev ans.
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NOTICE
To Wvtrk LNNevs assA (ASpeses<Ss.

'VNHE Building Of the Brick Church, near Cedar
l. Grove, in Amherst county, will be let 10 the
lowest bidder. on Wednesday tho 10Th day Of Oco-
Der, 1888, at the Cedar Grove. The size will be
made known. the plan. &c. by The Trustees appon-
ted for tia, purpose.
AMBROSE RUCKER, Sec'y.
Sept. 90 WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

lBLlNOIS.-Thc Peoria Register of the l,t
inst says there no longer any doubt OF the election
o. Stuart (Whi:) to Congre" in the Donby"i Dis
trict The vote. according to its statement, stand,
thus: For Stuart. 1921; FOR Douglas ls,l49--
Majority GO! For governor, the vote stands Car
lin. U.oco Foco) 10000; for Edwards (Whig) 30,
399-NIajority 7lo. Ia 1896 the Administration
majority was 34ol.
The State Legislature is thus classed
Wigs Iocos. Conservatives,
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A very ~ ssy Negro AtrS Ms Auction.
~ PASNE q TN1N10.

vnNillS DAY in front of onr office We will sell
i very likely Negro Giil, l6 yeats old, goo
house servant, cook 4 washer. i. X Il, Aue,rs
Sept. 20 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20
PROTRACTED & TEMPERANCE MEET

A Meeting. TO continue two days. will be held at
Lebanon, Bedford county, miles southwest of New
London, commencing on the Saturday before the Sc
cond Sunday in October. On Saturday, Temper
ance Meeting will be held, Oh which occasion an Ad-
dress may be expected.
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GRAND SCHEME.
$4,000

BESIDES a great number Of $50 aG0. $50 &c. &c.
Whole Tickets Sl0-llalves Sj--t}uartcrs 80 so.
For sale in arrcat variety Of choice numbers. ut
TALBOrS LUCKY OFFICE.
o. Orders ilom the country accompanied win
the Cash, or P,izc Tickets, for Tickets in any Viz
GINA Scheme drawn by d. $. Gregory u Co. Mana
gers, will be promptly supplied; and Exchange on
tie most liberal terms Ell, ccd addressing letters
(post paid) to MELVILLE TALBOT,
L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

a. Rob the Bowl, Tale Of St. lnsoe., -
by Mr. kennedy, author of Swallow Barn, &c is
now in press, and will shortly be published. The
scene of the new novel is laid in MARYLAND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20
TAR AND MACKAREL.

~ 90" NC. Tar,
10 hhds. Porio Rico Sugar, part prime.
80 Sides SoaI Leather,
10 bales and iierees Loaf and Lump Sugars.
5000 do Lynchhurg Cotton Yains 5 to II,
"a bales Tin Plate TX
Receiving and for sale low. for cash.
GEO w. BAGBY.
SEPT. 20 81 If
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Handsome scheme.

1,esidcs many Of So,0-Si0, &c.
Whole Tickets $5-llalrcs So 50--Quarteis
81 %. For sale ut
TALBOT'S OFFTCF.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

o. The Synod OF Virginia will NEE, in Staun
ton on Thursday the LIST Of October.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

The North Carolina Funerdl Dinner-The din
nsr proposed to be given at Yanceyville, N. c. on
the 2sth inst. by Senator Brown and his Democrat
c friends the late delea, OF the party in
that State, will is said, be attended BY Mr. Calhoun,
who, notwithstanding a few weeks age, he could no,
reconcile such exhibitions Of himself with prspriety.
seems nov willing to undertake an electIonee ring
tour event ncighboring State We should like
to know whether Senator Brown aud Senator Cal
houn have forgotten their old passages at arms
~hen Rip Van Wrinkle denounced "lhc honest
Nufyer" az but little better than traitor, and the
Sullifyer in turn snesred at the Senator from old
Rip a. quite nincompoop If not, how will the
traitor and the booty harmonic at this mourniul
Democratic festival!
We learn from the Danville Reporter, that Col.
! Walter Coles and " other eminent citizens of the
Old Dominion are to be invited TO tins funeral
feast. We hope, with every personal respect for the
Colonel, that he will be able to return the compli-
men,, by celebrating his o,en d.feat next Spring.
Ii is alao stated that James C. Bruce, Esq Of Hall
fax, is among the invited guess-but the D.nville
Reporter expresses the greatest confidence that he
will not be caught in such company We shall
see
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

ANTICIPATED RISE IN BREApSTUFFs.
we understand that heavy spceulations are INV
going on IN Wheat and Flour, in anticipation OF
an advance IN prices Our country friends will
therefore do we'll not to be in hurry TO sell.
Miller reqnc'. US to say that Wheat will now
command 81 50 in this market.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

Hell done. old Chi,ienden n'-Thi. exclamation
meets the eye, in glazing capitals, in the last Wash
ington Chronicle. Well-we looked TO ace what
"old Chittenden" had done, and We found that 1t
had given Van Buen majori,y--that ii had cleo
ted men 10 Office who, little year ago. were styled
Rogues and Royalists" by the editor OF the Wash
inston Chronicle! VIVA, has converted hee men
into honest men and patriotic IL the mere advoca-
cy of the Sub Treasury question has had this
gical effect, is indeed the potential insrume mt
which Mr.. Calhoun describes it, and its establish
men defeat does truly involve the fate ofaH other
questions, Moral rs well as Political
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

The Uaion.-It may be recollccted that Mr.. Il
3. Eheu one of Mr.. Calhouns adjutants, prepared a
resolution, during the last session of Congress pro-
posing " that the Union be dissolved" In his din
ner speech at Beaufort, few days ago. he aa,stsd
to this fact aud expressed his confidence that that
resolution embodied the opinion of every man whe
then heard him whereupon are told by the
Charleston Mercury, 1.-The applause was so long and
loud tina, he was unable to proceed" Do Mr.. Cal
houn and hi, friends believe that the Divorce OF
Bank and State would soon result in divorce Of the
States that they anxious TO effect it! Has
MIR. Calhoun ye, given up his Disunion projects
Baned as he ha. been heretofore ,does he yet hope to
become the Chiefof Southern Empire ! Ifso, why
does not the Globe raise its voice against The
american Caiilinel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

MAINE ELECTloN.--Manoh has gone for the
Administration. The comparison Of the vote TIN,
year With that OF last year exhibits the astonish
ing increase. We subloin the comparative votes in
1886, 1887 and ls3s--the latter vel incomplcte
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

Fo, the benefit OF Tho Petersburg Bercvoeu,
Mechanic Association.
CLASS No G. FOR 1898,
To be dra,en al Aierandrid on SATURDAY., 22nd ~
September, 1899. o. Dra,ong ,oiH be reeeired al
h,s Office Tuesday ntrt Me 2jth inst. at
u'rIacE H. A.
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Evan. Chainolniic FILLS,

4 FRESH SUPPLY just received and tos
n sale at per box. by
D. r. LYMAN Agent.
Aug ust 23
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DROPOSALS will be received at The Enei-
j nee,'s office, in the Town Of Lynchbn'g. up
the goth ins ior the construction OF the Aqucduc,s
across Siovall aud Por,dsc creeks.
CHARLES ELLET, Jr.
Chicf Engineer ot'Me J. X. T. Ma. Co.
Sept 90 81
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nay OF SALE CHANGED.

~ 1t Willie observed that the day of sale Of the
above properly has been changed from Tuesday, the
3Oth to Monday the 29th Of October. in consequence
of The anniversary Of the Lynohburg Agricultural So
Getty taking place on the former day.
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DRAWS T0..gOEeHsOvV
= Capital Prizes OF $1O,OO0!!
Uv.FIE;EkHv'G LOTTERY.

EXTRA CLASS G, for 1888.
10 be drdma al Richmond on 1'aesdo,. He 1sh Sept.
o. 7Ae drariag mH be received al ms Office on
Tuesday the 2OM Inst ai2 ociock, Il. N.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20
ABOLITION AT THE NORTH.

1t is fact well worthy of note at the South that,
in Pennsylvania, both parties are cndeavo,ing to
aiiix upon each other tho char sc OF Abolitionlsm
This circumstance at least shows the unpopularity
of The Abolition cause, and the soundness of pub
lie sentiment in the key stone State, on this ques-
ton.
The New lo,k Journal Of Commerce cites anoth-
Ell spccicmen Of what it sarcasticay calls 81 the
value of Abolition aid, in one OF the Vermont Con
OCCASIONAL disric,s,-in which State we believe
ASoIitionsm is as widely dln,ised as in any other
portion OF New England. Mr.. Upham, one of the
candidates. gave to the questions pro pound
ed to him. perfectly satisfactory to the Aboliions,s,
"hile Mr.. Fletcher took the opposi,e ground-and
yet Mr.. Fletcher was reelected BY jorit, con
siderably larger than in 1886. THE fact IT, (sa,s
The Journal Commsrce,) Political Aborionism is a
minus quantity. 1t makes deal Of noise +; but
when you come to the tsst of numbers il cuts a We
~ sorry 6gnre. We would advise any party who
wlsh to succeed at election 10 keep clear of the
Aboliiionsts."
The same paper contains several articles showing
the injustice with which Mr. Clay 10 treated in refer
encs to ths subject In quotes elaborate article from
Southern Van Buren, paper. which elbows, with nj
the least shadow OF doubt, that MI Clay 10 an Abo.
Iitionst; whilst, the other hand. it pubIishes
communication, stating that "therc are at least 90,
600 voters in the State of New York (alone) who will
not in any event vote fer Mr.. Clay. because he 10
sls,ehoder and because he s opposed to the aLoli-
lion Of slavery in the District Of Columbia. and IN
the other Districts gu to the exclusive govern
ment and control of Congress" And, in the same pa
per- ss,ill another com nunicaton, which says, tina,
the abolitlonis,s claim about 10000 yotes in New
York, OF which so, 900 are Wings. They declai.
that "they will never assist a STAKEHOLDER nor
slave jack to the Presidency:" They cay tina,
slavery greater evil than Loco Focoism - anC
therefore that i" they will rather throw away thei
votes and let Martin Van Buren, be re elected than Il
aid in exalting aslavehodiu. CoonizstIonist TO tina
Office" We call public attention to thsss Indica
tions. for the purpose of sho"iag the injustice with
winch Mr.. Clay 10 treated-stgmatised as an Adolf
ZIONIST at the South by hoss Who know that the Abo
litisns's almost 10 man unce his feoW and
oppose his eection,-and with view Of letting Tho
South perceive. from the glirupses at Northern move
ments, ito true policy. II the Aboli.ienists intsnt
to make this quest ion test in our Presidential ole
,ions, and TO w lie for no man who 10 a STAKEHOLDER
how can the South mors efTeciually resent the in
suit and at the same time protect her rights than by
votin. for no man Who 10 not slavehulder,--or al
east Who is not decidedly hostile to these medated
sgkressons upon Southern sttuiions and rights
--
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BALTIMORE MARKET--Sep,. Is.
Fiom.-lioward street, S7.75; City Mills S.
Wheat, S.. co to Sl.GJ.- orn. SO cts. TO 81 per
bushel
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES
% YE DX.lDy.V' THIS WEEK

TALnor's Lottery AND ExcHANor OFrIcE,
Lynohbag, September nh 1893. :
4 slraaL Capital psise 81 SJJ,20J E:
- dc 81 10000 !.
NJ 10 psisss oG 1,O0O.
uT,w;ssiH Ef0gp x0ffp,.,r
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GEH.U.a.v HOLTI.vG CLOrH.
WE haze onhand full and fresh supply Of the
w genuine German Anchor Boiling cio'hs-
fox sale at the lowest prices. nr,,urYr
tune II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

TINHE Winter Session of the subscribers School
Il will commence on Thursday the 4th ofOctobcr
WM. S. REID.
Sept 6 t1OH
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4 0RS0T MIA,

md an excellent additional Water Site for another
+ nrnace Min, or Other manutactory-Al.o,
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Axoa ACRES or LAND,

ROOS HChNES vi 1INNDS
principally IN wood, bought with view supply Ing
fuel to the Furnace, and lays probably two miles
from the Furnace, in ITS nearest parts and will be
sold with or.cparate from the Furnace Tract as may
appear preferable the day of sale. This property
being leased for the present year. it cannot be delv
cred to the purchasers until the LIST Januafy, 1859,
and will be sold subject TO that condition, and on a
credit ofnnc, twelve and eighteen NOUNS. from the
day Of such delivery the payments to be secured by
bonds bearing interest from that date, with approved
security, aud decd of,ru on the property.
JOHN EARLY, Trus-
JAMES BENAGH, : tees.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20
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property is situated Immediately on the stage road
between Lynchburg and Richmond, and about six
or seven miles below the former place, and about one
and half miles from the James River Canal which
III the OF the next year expected 10 be com
peted. In addition to the above property is also tor