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For a single gin of 80 saws or more, with
one set OF feeders, bands, &c. al SC per
saw &ien M
For do of 90 SAWS with feeders Sc 1t s6
:, 80 per saw, 500 OF
For 10. OF 10 saws, with feeders, &C. S6
IS per saw, 2t,n M
For do. of 20 saws with feeders. &c. ats7
~ ~ per saw. $50 &C
Extra teeth where desired, for feeders, supplied A
~ cents each; the nunlher of teeth being about eou,
The number OF SAWS One set of feeders it is COW
s'deed however, will wear out or three sets nj
sows Extra saws supplied at 80 cents each
he Gins ordered, will be delivered to the agents of
planters IN any y! the port towns of the cotton nan
ting States, nj the above prices the agents uyinp the
freight On the same from New York. and becominr re-,
sponsiblc for the amount of the Gin A Gin wrrbt
VII be sent with the Gins To Put them IN where de-
slie the charges ior whose services will be extra Lut
moderate ~
Iron running gear also he ordered where desired
Oh reasonable terms, but will he charge extra Hors,
power, ofany description, can be furnished OF, like
terms. Small steam engines also be ordered if de-
sired. -
1t is desirable, when planters give orders for Cine
they should accompany them with their views in repar,
to the arT,ngemento saws, breasts, brushes, &c. II
rs found they 'llftet opinion. Some desire saws OF
larger diameter thu others. The most com,on s;z.
u.s. or 10 inches; some wish them u inches Some
wish or rows brushes on All axle while others do
not want more than at most. Some wish saws with 3
Org teeth to the ncl while others want 10 or II
men discrepancy, we prefer they should at
the time OF giving orders, furnish statement, of Their
wishes, ana the manufacturers fulfil them in ever,
particular Where il is left To our t,isce IN We. shall
make them on the most modern and apinnve,l MIN
order can be exesute' from the time il is received
IN the space OF eight weeks and the Gin in t
ilthe placed in the hands of . factor To be in ii.
tor the next crop, all orders oush he in the hands q,
the manufacturers by the first middle of Nav ey.r
Tor plantations where they are late in cumlnenri9y Ia
pick or gin cotton.
n. Is. The Patent {ipht for any mn. of TN. 900.
growing States, will he sold on reasonable terms
na2S 6iuos
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HUMPHREYS FOREIGN TOUR. &c.
GNREAT BRl rAIN, FRANCE and HEICluM.
Ns shor, Tour in lfSH-Ey tl4ann Ugmphrev,
u. u, President at Amherst college, in ? vsts
9hs W7rss Of Hrs. ,SherIs'ad -nrlas he nnlv
comrler and unjfrm edition eyer ouhls~hsl IN llc
rtIrj states, vol. 10. dust received au ias sails rs
NMNE Az,
ic31 Nofhrf Camp $nuCinct steel,
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NEW CITY PENSACOLA.
'li subscriber having puru f;He The tense ?hi fur
u hitlreot Tins well known adjustment, from Mr.
yor the late proprietor, will he ready ret,.e vi
lleis by the LIST OF April next
Numerous and cost y improvements will be found in
the arrangements Of The alnusion House. New aud
more cohlliutons bathing h uses will be built, and
warm b h+ viii be provided al all hours. A stable
VIII be attached to The house, with good accountable
tot!s Tor horses and carriages. ii rate horses and
carriages will also he Kept for hire III moderate ice,
and anil and row bopt, Nth persons manage them
Tor tn Use OF Vi 1itls. billiards and olhc antlsenens
rsnhy loh d At Altering places, viii also be furnished
a'u so tuMGrica not to Interfere with the comturt
and quiet t,e b.,,rCerS. The vines and Liquors will
be OF I'll herl quaiFv, and to I'LL Supply Of
lc cargo has uirtad> breu ordered, who h viii urye
about the ut May.
Mr. Frederick urnarG. who formerly kept so popular
hotel al WASH gton CIV, viii cunac mis- h. cl for
The prprIr0r, Who with sHch aid, confident, assures
the sites Of last year, and his friends generally, that
tey viii receive every posshe attention; thereby
expects tc give zen raj SaiisiaC lion,
/ he local Advantages ut til house arc too ell
known 10 need lengt. cned Description earc, The
ipcs rat Pensacola Is the lnroes naval station of the
Gov rnnen the general rendezvous Of the luli squad,
ron; the sauDly al lis climate refreshed cnnStantY dn-
ting the summer months by the coolest hreeIrs from
rhe ''u, the beauty OF the buy and the neghbourns
island ad rivers; the abundance and drlicncv of the
Ash With which the waters abound; aud It's proximity
II the best southern markets, give Pensacola thu pre-
florence all other places in these latitudes, II
healthy and delightful summer retreat.
Fnat rate bdns a ii III between Pensacola and Mo-
bile, and will nj all times he Gta take the pa ,ensars
from The Se,s Orleans boats.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-06-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY, June l2

~ NJ = TUESDAY, JUhe II
Messrs. TOWNS, of Georgia, DENNIS. of MARY.
land, MERCER and BANKS, Of Virginia, obtained
leave 10 ptesent petitions which respectively re-
ferred
On motion Of Mr. GRENNELL,
Resolred, That from and after this day the House
will have daily recess from o'clock TIL hall past
o'clock =. M. "s.,
\ The SPEAKER laid before the House a commnnl-
cation from the Secretary OF the Navy, in compliance
with resolution Of the House Of the 2sth alt request
ing the Secretary Of the Navy to communicate TO the
House copies of all letters. communications documens
and correspondence which have passed between hun
and the Navy Commissioners, naval constructors, ana
all other officers and persons relative to the building
and equipment OF the steam Irigate Fulton; also,
A communication in answer to resolution Of inc
House Of the 2slh ut requiring the Secretary OF the
Navy TO report the contemplated alterations in the steam
battery Fulton.
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Leaves deficit Of nearly ten millions ordollars
to be filed up by The new Treasury paper So
that, at the end of the year, and under the
most favorable circumstances, we shall be
just where the report Of the committee has
placed us, with no surplus on hand, and this
Treasury debt unredeemed. And for this
prospective view have again the full authori-
ty OF the Secretary himself; for, in the same
letter, ofthe 10th of May, be says:
BY the seasonable adoption of either of these
measures, laulhoriiy to reissue the old Treasury
notes, or an issue of new ones) all anticipated en-
barrassments during 1888 can probably be obyiated
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-06-14

offered, limiting the issue 10 the immediate
and pressing demands upon the Treasury
and for continuance Of the debt by open
loan, until the revenue is adequate TO wipe II
of. Should such an amendment, however,
not prevail, must bow 10 the decision Of the
House. and take the bill as tits The alterna-
tive being TO leave the Government without
means.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01
NJ L DICAL L GE.,
En RichnsOmck. J,irgiafu.

WE inter Ter, of Lectures in the Modest
Department OF Hampdrn Sydney College. at
Richmond. will mi on MoypAr, November
ON 1873, ahd continue until the last week iu
AUG. L.. WARNER, NJ. D. (ate Professor Of
nnalo'ny and Surgery in the University Of Virginia.
Professor OF Surgery.
Join CULLEN, N. b.. Professor of Theory
and Practice or Medicine.
TH:JOllNSON, NJ. D.. Formerly prores.o, Of
anatomy In the University Of viriginia,1 r rolessor Of
Anatomy and Physiology.
X. T.. BoHANNhN, NJ. D.. Professor of ob,,c,.
lies and Diseascsof Women and Children.
l.. w. GllAMBERBAYNE. M. u. p,oe.
of Mttcris Meiica and Therapeutics.
SOCRATES MAUPIN. NJ. D., Professor Of
Chemistry and Pharmacy
The facilities furnished by tho city for Cluica,
aud Anatomical instruction, are not surpassed in GU,
country 80 that while the student IL becomiue IA.
"iilar with the diseases incident TO a Southern ell
mare hs Is enabled To acquire a thorough knoWledea
o',he Ns'tomy Of the human body The art Of me.
oe'iing anh making anatomical preparations, and the
: u S"'e,e"' Instruments. by practising upon tho
Tho College lnGrmary, capable Of contain;nc s,,o
ha"afc" patients. has recently hecu opened, and mas
atfea"y a large nnnber Of patients, presenting tho
S,adentM'tl u variety Of interesting. cases for study.
'ilnioa' lectures are delivered daily, by the attending
physician ana surgeon, aud will be continued regular
y during the winter. In addition to tho COLLEGE In.
Urinary, the student may avail himself of he practice
o' me C"yliospiial Afinory and Ptniteaiiarv, which
are under the charge II one Of the professors.
Candidates Tor graduation will be required 10 al
tend one full course al Lectures ia this lnstitut,on.
Good boarding. including fuel, lights, servants NJ.
tendance, ". eau be obtained Ia this city for three
dollars aud a hall TO four doIfhs per week.
We arc authorized To state, tI,, n f,lI coprse or
Lectures ~ this Institution will be received AZ eouiy-
aleni tn one IN the following Medical Schools; Uni.
,eraiiy ct Pennsylvauta jefferson Medical Collepe
OF P~hlladelp llia; Tiaasylvani, University, Lt xinpton,
ny. I nNetsiiy OF Maryland University Of New
\ ok; Medical College OF the State OF South Car
ollnn.
The Professor Of A Anatomy. will open the di,sec-
tug rooms Of the College on the first II October.
AUG, l.. WARNER, NJ. d..
Dean oil the Faculty!
klcnMoNnOct | 1873. 3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

attempted Robbery.-On Friday night last the
counting room ofour Office was entered by some IN
genious rogue, who, by very neatly cutting out a
pane OF glass, was enabled TO raise the window. lie
then cut his way into one of the drawers of the desk,
aud apparently gave a critical examination 10 the
papers, &c. with which IL was pretty well crowded
but he found no money, which, as he took nothing
else, seemed to be the exclusive object OF his search.
Ii is evident that he knows nothing about Printing
Offices, else he would surely not have expected to
have found money in such a place. Attempting to
rob an Editor i. about rs foolish rs 10 shear a hog.
About as l,ulc money would be found in one case,
as wool in the other. We are much obliged to the
rogue, that he was applrcndy SO careful ofour papers,
not %derangirg them morc,wc suppose, than was alb
soIutely necessary in a diligent search for the g hard
money currency'-which he, like some others, found
out to be all a "llumbug.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

4 am now receiving my Fallsnrply Of Goods, compri-
n sing an extensive and we'll assorted stock of sta
pie and fancy goods. | would solicit a call from
my friends and the public generally before purohas-
ing, being confident that they will find many desira-
BILE articles at less prices then can be found AT any
other establishment. The following goods | call
tl,ei, particular attention to
One Case Gi black Bombazines 81 cts. to 81
Black Lusrtrings, good 81 cts.
100 pieces Kentucky Jeans 80 cts. TO 81
Cases Bleached Cloths (ine) l24 els.
. pieces Ingram Carpeting 81 l24 to 81 e5-
100 French Worked Capes 70 cts 10 81
NIB. A large assortment ofLadies' and Gentle
mems CIoaks, Over Goats, Merino and Lambs Wool
SHIRTS, Drawers, &c. &c. &c. Nj. HART.
Oct. IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

Ateii suesiioa.-The National lntelligcncer puts
, searching question 10 the Editor Of the Enquirer,
in the following article
W observe that the Richmond Enquirer pro-
,n;ses its readers to publish in the course Of this
week the article which originated in the Globe. some
time since. purporting 10 be a speech OF Mr.. Dun
cav, Of Ohio. in reply 10 his colleague, Mr.. Bonn.
We wonia respectfully ask the Editor OF the Enqui-
,er how he can reconcile it TO his conscience, as a
;us, and honest man, TO publish 10 tho woilda pfoduc-
lion consisting mainly of a tissue of calumnies on
rhc GOOD name and honesty Of private individuals.
which The editor of the Enquirer himself must and
does believe to be such! A production which, IN ITS
very nile. is deeeptive, and the matter OF which is,
in part at least, mere wanton grainlious deiafna-
,;o,r Pe,h,ps the editor of the enquirer thinks
that p,,,v devotion justiles him in the practice of
nm cd;,ori,i code of ethics different from that which
,oycrns him rs a man, and shat in the one character
1,e NAV publish libels which, as a magistrate, TOR
hc once graced the bcnch,) ii would become his du-
nv, were they brought before him, 10 visit with con
tiipn punishment. il is astonishing TO what an ex-
tent custom and association blunt and almost dead
IN the moral sense in mere rarty-men, But we
did not, we confess, expect that the editor of the
Richmond Enquirer would volunteer his services TO
re currency TO the vlest imputalions upon those
whom he knows, by common icpute at least, to be
,ndescrving Of them, il not entitled to a very differ
ent treatment at the hands of honest aud weil-brcd
.len. Ofhim VIC expected better things
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01
TIER WIS.


Per secession. Of ave months, payable Il" nd,nncc.
Tuition in photography, Reading u Writing, sic so
English Grammar. Geugraphy, lis
tory, Arithmetic and Composition, f6 90
I" Ancient Languages, Mathematics,
Chemistry, Moral. Natural and lntcilcc-
tual Philosophy. Rhetoric aud Logic. 90 90
All Communication Addressed to the subscriber,
at ly"ehbnrg, Will meet with prompt attention
!. W. GOODMAN.
The attention of the public is directed to the FOL
lowing recommendations
Feeling Il deep interest IN Tho cause al Education,
beg leave To comuicnd to the community tho Rev.
Mr.. Goodman, as u gentleman Of higd literary al
talnnents aud capt to teach
IT gives me much pleasure 10 state that he has
conducted a school in this vicinity, much to his own
credit, to the Improvement of hrs pupils, aud 10 the
cntlre satisfaction OF the parents of the children en-
trusted 10 his charge, The rapid progress made
by his SCI olats, M eyinccd by an examination winch
recently attended, bears ample testimony to the
excellence of his mode Of conveying instruction.
lie will DO found an accomplished scholar, geu-
tlelnan and Christian. IT. BARCLAY, VI. d..
Seoitsville. Sept, 2Ath, 1899.
The Rev'J. Mr.. Goodman proposes To establish a
School in Lynclbufg. He has been teaching, dur
iog The last twelve months, In the county Of Abe
marie, and has bad one Of my sons under his care,
His reputation for picty, intelligence, learning and
fitness for the office of teacher, is high aud the
progress and improvement NJ my son, aulhorse me
to believe, that Mr.. Goodman well deserves the re
putation he has acquired. l. M.PAIEE.
luglcside, Buckingham Go. Sept. 2lsi, ls3s.
This ccnlilies, that Mr.. James w. Goodman, oi
The class of 1887, At this College, Is \ gentleman oi
uneSccptionablo mltal character. aud highly respect
able literary atlaiuments. lie IS, in my JUDGMENT
possessed Of the requisite qualifications ior . Pfeeep-
Tor, and entirely deserving OF confidence and patron
age. N. LORD, President,
Of Dartmouth College.
Dartmouth College, Feb. q, 1852.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

NYlRGlNIA-At Il Circuit superior count OF
Law aud Chancery, continued and held for the
town Of Bynchburg nj the Courthouse IN said town,
on Saturday the 3oth day Of January, 1888, sitting as
"A Court of Glanccly,
Robert TinsIev, Plaintiff,
against
William Armistead, Metit VI. White. William
White and Alexander T,usley, Richard S. Ellis aud
Richard y. Eubank, Dcicndants.
This cause can't on this day to be beard on the
ill, answer of the defendants William ArmlsIead
and Richard 5. Ellis, exhibits, examinations OF vat
ncsscs, the subpWnas awarded therein, on the I'm
day Of December, 1927, and the ID day OF March,
1885, which appear To have been duly executed on
the other defendants, aud was argued by counsel {:
On consideration whereof, tie Couit doth order that
one Of It's Commissioners do take an account OF
the tiusl fund in the bill mentioned, and also an ac-
count of the Transactions of the defendants Richard
&. Ellis and Richard n. Eubank, IN relation To that
part Of The trust fund which came 10 thclr hands,
aud report the same To the Court, with any matters
specially stated, thought pertinent by himself, OF re-
CURED by the parties To be so stated. -
And at a Circuit Superior CouIt Of Law and
! Chancery, begun aud held for the county Of Am
hcfst, at the courthouse, on Monday, the I'd day
of April, 1888. This cause having been removed
hiilcr from, lie Circuit Superior Co0n of Law and
Chanccry, for The town OF Lynchhurg: The Court
doth order that il be dockeied IN the proper place
on the docket of this Court.
Aud at a Circuit Superior Couu Of Law and
Cllancery, continued by virtue of the Act of Assem-
bly, in that case made aud provided, the Court having
faIled TO meet on yesterday, the 10Th day OF A.
pril, 1888. the Court doth order that one OF the
Commissioners of this Court be substituted IN
place of the Commissioner Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancety, tr the town oil
Lynchbufg,# 10 execute The order OF account made in
his ease. ON the 30tli day OF January, 1886. and the
SAID Commissioner Is authorized 10 examine the
parties in solemn form upon inieIrogaiorles,% touching
the subject OF matter on the sad account.
Copy-Tesc,
ROBERT TINSIEI.
CoMMIssIoNER's OfFlcE,
J7ih September, 1898.
The parties interested IN the foregoing order OF
Court, are hereby notified, that | have appointed the
first day oil November next 10 commence the settle
ment Of SAID accounts, on which day, III ten O'Clock
A.. NJ. they are required 10 attend at my office. al
Amherst Court House, with then accounts, the eyl-
dencc aud copies OF Office papers, prepared for ex-
animation aud settlement.
JAMES p. GARLAND, Com'r.
Dctnber Wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

vNNIIE unparalleled reputation which peic,a'a Pills linvo
l. acquired rs II Ucdieai Restorative, Ia The most unqucs-
tionnble proof tliut can be given, Of their Immense importance
10 the afflicted, in almost every class of dIseases. The num-
Der of letters received from Patients recovered through their
means, is really prpdieious, and the complaints which they
have cured are almost rs varied rs illey are numerous. But
still there nfc eninc in which they urc more especially hene-
fcinl tlun in others aud uuoug those may be named the too
thofc, f1afnfnRce aud Indigestion, for which they are not
only n Cc'(diH, but nm tamcdh1fc cnrr.
II is we'll known that from the Encouragement Of the
stomach and bowels, arises nine-trnths of all HE mnlodes of
adult and declining life thHt this is the foundation Of
Gdncncy, spasDlodic pdtns, ittigcsttoH, loss NJ APPETITE, Nc.
aud that those IN tlcr turn give birth Ia Dr0psy, Ltrcr f0at-
pidiat, Consumption aud hrbitadi i0~reSS 4fspirHs, there
tore Peters Pills being the very best medicine which has
tines, arc necessarily the surest preycnutiyes of those dnnd-
iul, and nlso general disorders which cmhiiter mature lite
aud drag So mnuy millions 10 uulimcly graves.
In speaking thus, DIR. Peters an0eRtes nothing 10 himself
thai has not been conceded by the public. lie - No needy
quuck OF unknown sprculatGr, who comes before the world
~ ms own herald ud :" itnrF~ hnt j. placed in n rofp0nsi-
bilits of situation by the patronage which he has ENJOYED for
years. aud Is increasing 10 m extent Unprecedented III the
annnls of medicine, TINT makes him careful 10 assert notli-
in which Is not borne out by the most miailiblc proof, and
hence he docs not fear To be put To the test in any thing which
h. has promised respecting his Pills.
Dr. Peters IL most happy TO be nblc 10 state on the n-
ihofity Ola great number OF regular Physicians, that " hortynr
lis vegetable Pills have been introduced, they have almost
superseded the adoption of mcrcmial experiments, for tieir
peculiar faculty in sweuleninE tire blond, and stimulating 1t 70
cxpel all noxious juices. and giving sToneth and tone to the
nerves, prevents disease from acquiring that strength which
must he got under, if n all, by dangerous remedies.
Prepared hY los. PRIESLY II NJ. u. No. 129
Liberty street, New ! ork. Each box contains 10 Pills. Price
30 efuts.
o. BE careful aud enquire for Peters Vegetable Pills.
They are for sale in lynchburs, at The DRUG Stonsoi
Il. LYMAN, mud
DAVIES,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
AsAORVNAST COMPLETE.
SEPT. o9th. aS3s.

EVAVING received almost our entire stock Of
h FALL and WINTER GOODS, (which is
indeed unusually large.) we are now prepared 10 OIL
fer to purchasers even greater Inducements than we
have ever before offered.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed npon us, we respectfully solicit, ana con
fidently expect, a continuance of The same. pledgIng
ourselves. at the same Time, To sell many descriptions
of Goods. lower than they can readily be bought IN
any other house. We only ask a call, to convince
the most inctedplous. BURTON Il ROBES
Der tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

RNllE subscriber, having recently removed 10
4 Lynethnrg. will, ON Monday the slh ofoct.
open a Female School. ia a room Oh the basement
story of the Protestant Methodist Meeting house.
The situation is very retired, aud every way suitable
TO the end FOR mhicha is Designed.
The ccuse of instruction will be liberal, includ
ing all the branches OF a thorough English and
Classical education.
The scholastic year, consisting OF ten months, will
be divided INTO two sessions of Eve months, with u
public examinations ut the close of each Session. ru-
pills may enlef At any time, but not for a less term
than Que full Session, No deduction FOR absences,
unless ia cases OF proiractcd ,llncss,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

Hoas'e.de.-on F,rda, last, a reneouuicr took
place between two negro men. Henry aud William.
the property of Samuel Miller. Esq. in which the
latter was Killed, by a blow with a piteh-fork, given
backwards by the survivor, as he retreated from his
assailant, The prong Of the fork penetrated the
skull we learn, near the temple, The survivor is
IN custody, and his trial, we presume, will take
place in i few DAYS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01
GRAND a.,

Besides a great NUMBER OF $50, 500. 500. Ne. &c.
Whole Tickets Sl0-llalyes S5-Qumlcrs 8 80.
For sale in \ great variety Of choice numbers, 1T
TAI.BOlnS LUCKY OFFICE
= Orders from the country, accompanied with
the Cash, OF Piile Tickets, Tor Tickets IN any YIN
ginia Scheme drawnby D., s Gregory X Co. Mana
gers, will be promptly supplied and Exchange ot
the most liberal terms effected, on addressing letlcts
(lost paid) to MELVILLE TALBOT,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

w A dinner was given to John w. Crockett,
"'l'o' Tue l2th Congressional district of Tennessee,
= " portion OF his constituents in Gibson county, on
'o : "'' Mr.. Crockett, who seems 70 be true
."po' u ou block, made a speech on the occa
SON. IN which he warmly indicated the character
OIL Mr' Clay'-'t sno treason, now-a-days, in Ten
hessee' as 1t was OF yore, when the Hero oC tho Hey.
"''se 'orded it over men's judgments with the
most unlimited sway, to defend the srca, Orator or
Ashland, and to repel the calu,nnies oChis enemies
and he ridiculcd, with admirable succ,ss Tho .h...,
South. '
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

NNAVING purchased The entire stock Of Books;
RI Stationary, &c. lately owned by Martin &
Latham, shall continne the business, at the old
stand. and respectfully solicit the patronage of
my friends and the public.
have now on hand a very complete assortment
of Books, in every department Of literature common
to our country, and shall at all times endeavor to
keep such a stock as the wants of the community
may demand, and at prices that shall not fail TO
please. JOSEPH F.. MARTIN.