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Life and Reign Of William the Fourth 2volumes with
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England under Seven Administrations (commen cing
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GIlbas, Paris edition, vol large octave, containing
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Mohere, IN vols Svo. same style.
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Pother Contracts, translated from the French vol
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The Complete Works OF Ben Johnson, edited by Barry
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-14

MASSACHUSETTS.- Io.o Eooos s,,.r-
III. "s"'"e hopes OF carrying even Massachusetts
fo., ~ ana The means by which they hope to ef-
'esu" show the difference in principle and
s Vi action Of the Two parties Our readers
vale mat the Legislature of Massachusetts,
Nv" ago. passed law prohibiting the sale of
liquors IN quantities less than fifteen gal
,h., e MS law has created unusual exciremeu, in
M;. ''"'e' as may be inferred f,om The fac, liza,
.ns,,;a;' nave been ejec,ed from their pulps for
mn "'ns It. The Wings, as usual. are shifting
~, e question, and as Gov. Everett is i,s dec,.
] ho,.,' u the probability is that be will lose
] .oco r. q votes which will be thrown upon bis
'eo eoilp,,,co'i Judge Motion. The Loco&5,
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REMEDY FOR PILES.

nR. w. w. MARSHALL'S infallible remedy
- for the above disease, by II. LATHAM.
n. B.-Numerous references can be given. We
submit the certificates ofthe Rev. William A. smith
and Thomas Hum. specimens OF many more that
might be offered Others will be published from time
time may find room.
This is TO certify that have had a fair opportunity
10 know both the nature and tc els Of Dr. Marshals
remedy for the BLIND Plies, and think it Il duty ]
owe to those who suffer with this distressing disease
say, that it may be confidently relied on as safe,
agreeable and Efficient remedy for the form OF disease
for which the proprietor recommends il. II has
been extensively used in the circle of my acqualn-
lance, and of failure has not come TO my
knowlege. WILLIAM A.. SMITH,
Ed. ofhc ia. y ~ {. Con Journal
Richmond, Va. October 81, 1887.
hereby certify that was afflicted for a number Of
wears with the Piles, which produced great weak
ness and general arrangement ofihe system. After
several and repeated prescriptions from Physicians.
(Which proved Of no avail) fortunately for me saw
an account of DIR. w. w. MarshaII's remedy in a
newspaper. | procured it, and in Il sho,t lime it
made perfect cure, and in the OF Two
months | lcgained my usual health. ] can with
confidence recommend il as an Efficient semedy.
THOMAS HURT.
White Chimneys, Ia. Oct. "a, 1887.
Oct II. is
A N Apprentice is wanted at this OFFICE.
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THE LADIES

A RE RESPECTFULLY invited to call n, our
"a Store and examine a great variety Of new and
desirnGs..e goods, suited TO their wants. amongst
which will be found
PLAIN and fg'd coIored Pou do Soies and Gro
de Maps.
Black Italian Lntestrings and Gro do Rhine.
Black and blue black Pou de Soies ofsupr. quail.
iiy
Blue black Gro do Antique.
Blue black and cold. Velours do Cressi.
Blue black Gro de Bynchburg.
do do Gro dc Mesina.
do do Gro de Richmond.
do do black and co0rcd Irish P0plins.
Mouselaine de LANES and Chailys rieh and
beautiful.
Satin striped Luxors.
Plain black and blue black Mouselanes * Chal-
French and English Mcrinos, splendid assert.
mcni.
Black and blue black B ombazines.
Cold Pondcheny.
Fig'd Ali Pachas for Cloaks.
Veluurs de Paris aud Gro de Antiques for Bon
Ribbons, thread and boblae Laces, Edgings and
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Manila Silk and black Laees Cor Trimmings.
French, English and American Prints
Cashmere, Merino, Broche, Chenille loni'n and
Tartan Shawls.
Sears and dress Edkfs., Artificial Flowers.
Fleeced Silk Hose very desirable.
Silk. woollen and cotton Hosiery assorted.
Bajou's" best KID Gloves assorted, also twisted
Silk Gloves and Nuts.
Linen Cambrics, French Lawns and Liner
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| Swiss. book and null Muslins, French work.
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Ladies Silk aud Merino Vests.
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Oct w4w If
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Sickness at The Soufh.-In Augusta during the
week ending on the Cd inst. there were 50 deaths
The fever does not abate. The Mayor o fSavannall
has sent to the May of Augusta 900 tor the RELIEF
of the poor Of that city.
In Mobile, on the Gath ult. there were deaths
on the 25Ih, II on the Goth, 6 and on the 9Th
8. The Mayor OF Montgomery. Ala. has sent $3.50
to the relief Of The destitute in Mobile.
In Charleston the disease is manifestly abaling.
The New Orleans Picayune OF the 29th u says
that the disease is daily becoming less virueni. ant
the cases fast decreasing. On The previous day
there we're internents, and of these only one b,
yellow fever.
In Nalchez the 25h there were z deaths
i" the most fatal day of the season.
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.a, ba ed lhln ths--ihal The President m
50, ann, II. and hey The Presidents men! We
-, ~ assign any other reason for their shame
''' ar if they retain their old opinions, for
,1,.;, more shameful sersi'y
The following was among the toas's gwen o" the
occasion: nh. p;,.,;. ro,
ou' Us of State Rights and OF the Resou-
MS "o' ,oa md 90 he deserves the gratitude oil a
Free People. "a, = :. ~;
NJ, RS supper, of,he principles Of '9s'9 IS his
:,,,ae Take that from him. anu lie Is
;ndeed, And yet who IS al inns WY "''"'e"'
49,. ,h.u he 10 bring these principles INTO
-, RI his o,en showing the ouo- fe"snfy
.,iv subye,sve OF these principles ana
G., h, preserving profound silence on me
ye' ,;.,,,er-exposing no longer It's deior-
suoJe'' ~ -; ,.publicau Iendences-and avow-
49,. determination 10 "snk or SWIM WIN the
n,,,y. (n,eaniog the Pres'den'') oy "n'e" us '''
lined, We mis- ht point TO other e''ue"'.' VI MS
total disregard OF these principles ou' We nave "''
,oom at present, nor indeed is necessa'y-'hey are
fresh in the public memory
The Enquirer says:
4. Al, Rutbie (albeit unused to tho speaking mood)
addressed the Company Tor some ''me' anu .on
~
echo,ng the battle cry OF the S'aun'oh eon'eh
ton: -, 49,, - III ;, ,,,,,s
l,, IN her purpose, and always "untefflnea'
When her great State Rights principles are Urea
tened, she too ''prociamns wal ~ NV ' 80
Knife to the halt. -
w. cordially unite with our contemporary in hiS
.,;,,.n, ,honpb we shall differ widely in its appli-
cation. The great" Stale Rights principles OF VIZ
,,;" are indeed ,h,eateped-nay more, they are At
,oL.a Bu, the assault is made by tie men who
-, he he guardians of those principles-by
having underworld IN vain TO overthrow
Them in fair aud open combat, are no" inih'hng
Nj, Jeneron's prediction, BY nsdiousy creeping
;n,o The temple under color OF Their stolen watch
,J and undermining the pillars upon which 1t
acts We wish By the way that Mr.. Il. had given
a,., No the speech" We should like 10 see the
:, c,ace" with which he managed show his denti-
~ WITH while he differs from the ub-Treasury par
~ We know his dexterity; but masnuch as this
INNS, have been his chief d'ourre in that line,
boue he will crafty public curiosity by giving us
she speech.
Mr.. Tho. J. Randolph and Mr.. John Letcher.
editor of the Valley Stai. were also toasied-and
delivered "eloquenr and "spsrited' speeches. Judge
PIP Barbour and Judge p. V. Daniel, being un.
a,le 10 attend wrote letters, which not published.
The tame affair was wound up by multiplicity of
vain, ter oasts from The rank and file, in which we
find nothing worthy of special comment. except that
,hey furnish un+rring indications that Mr.. Nc
Dowell succeeded very well in his E" elecloneerug
tour" and that John Y. Mason has cflectually
ceyed his quetus
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TRUSE SALE.

Df virtue of a trust deed, executed on the Goth
ID day Of March, 1928, by Robert Tinsley and
J Judith his vile, 10 Thomas X. Brown and the sub.
sciber for purposes therein expressed and Of record
in the clerks Office ofAmhers county, will proceed
to sell on the premises r cash, at public auction on
Thursday the 3lst day OF October, Trac, of Land
conveyed in said deed, containing four hundred ana
forty FIRE acres lying in the counties of Amherst and
Rockb,idge, and adjoining the lands Of David S.
Garland aud Others The undersigned will convey
such title only DIS is vested in him as Trustee.
J. ID. MURRELL,
Surviving Trustee.
Oct II
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on The other hand, will unite the Judge to man.
permitting no differences of opinion upon any
subject, 10 divide heir vote. Aud the same sp,r,t
Is Il, work in the elections for The Legsla,ure-the
W hlgs having two tickets in the field, ..Tempe,ance
Wings and :" Liberal Wings" while their an,aco-
nists present an nnbroken front. We may look
therefore, for considerable dimnuton in the VIII,
majority IN that State, though We can hardly sup
pose that the incorporates strong enough to en-
sure ITS annihilaton. Aud, What Is n.ore, We NAV
eApee, To hear tins reduced majority, or defeat as
the case may be, attributed, by the Harrison papers,
10 Mr.. Gays uapopularity
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We W. FILL y WINTER
GOODS.

SEPT. 2Sth, 1899.
Nv + AXE now receiving at our NEW CASH
w STORE, our supply oil FALL WINTER
GooDs, consisting Of every variety Of styles and
qualities, both Staple ~ Fancy. As stock is
nearly double lis usual SIZE, and have bough
wit more care, under more favorable cucumstan-
ces aiier ourselves, shall be able sell as low
either by wholesale or retail, as any house south Of
the Potomac.
FARMERS ~ PLANTERS
Are requested TO all and ex mine stock, as
our assortment Of Goods suited 10 their wants, WAS
never SO complete, nor were the prices so low.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Wishing to purchase Fancy Goods are also in
vited call aud we feel confident we shall he
able to exhibit such specimens OF beauty, variety,
and cheapuess as will consrain then, TO commend
both judgment and our taste.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
Are assured that were well prepared
supply their wants, having bought many desc,ip-
tons of Goods, IN very large lots al the Netc York
auctions, and which intended expressly for
their trade.
Let them but favour with call and the prices
shall be made satisfactory.
BURTON & ROBES.
Oct3 is
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LAND FOR SALE.

DY virtue of deed of trust to me executed, on
ID the 10Th day OF September, 1888. by Alexander
S. Henry, for the benefit of John b. Cabell, shall
Monday the 2sth day Of October. 1889. sell to
the highest bidder, al public auction for ready mo-
ney, on the premises, the tact OF Land, on which
Capt. Alexander :. Henry resides lately by
him advertised for sale in the VugiDaD. The Land
lies well and upon both side Of Suck Creek, rs in
pretty good heart. well improved with all necessary
buildings and contains 40 acres.
THOMAS T. BUULDlN, Trustee.
Oct Ii 4t
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DR.FUV.I.V'ES RECEIVED,

TIE foIIoacing i0ere DE numbers drden for ne
WHEELING LOTTERY.
Class No. s lor 1889.
At Alexandra on Saturday the 9Th October. viz
"a GO 81 90 So 1s 81 i7g444 30 10.
And The Joilo'oing numbers ,ecre drawa for The
LEESBURG ACADEMY LOTTERY.
Extra Class No. for 1880.
At Richmond on Tuesday the 9Th of October, viz
2 33 ca IL So 60 % 3 AZ 90 SO.
Handsome Prizes sold at BOOKERS OFFICE
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GEO. ISAGBY n Co.,
GrOCerS and Commission .Ne,..
chants,
OFFER FOR SALE

OFFER FOR SALE
oVV SACKS LiVERPOON Blown SALT.
% Ground Alum do
35 hhds. N. o., Porto Rico, and ST. Croi,
Sugars,
6 600 lbs. Loaf and Lump Sugars
300 bags of Cnlfre of almost every grade
2 hall chests extra fine Gunpowder Teas,
90 Glib. and lab. boxes do aud lmpa
900 sides Sole Leather, good AMI damaged,
80 SIDES Upper do,
10 dox, blue painted Buckets,
500 lbs. New Orleans refined Sugars
| 900 lbs crushed Sugar Tor preserving,
10000 Wcs Bacon,
100 kegs Blasting Powder,
30 Dnponts ,ile do.
30 casks Nails and Spikes al To Inches.
10 binds. brigh, relating Molnsses.
10 barrels n. Orleans do,
25 barrels n. G, Tar
900 lbs. Dutch Nader.
100 Spanish Flo,an, Indigo.
900 Shot. assorted sizes,
10 tons Bar Iron,
500 lbs. Sheet do,
500 Spcller
600 Wire, l2, II and 10,
80 boxes Tin Plate, A.,
10 pieces Negro and Boat Blankets,
20 barrels Sweet Malaga Vino. q
half pipes Sicily Madeira do.
| qr. casks old London do do very fine.
caset Wool Hats.
8 cases Boots and Shoes,
IS 900 Cigars from common 10 very hne,
900 lbs. Blistcfed Steel.
10 boxes Patent Sperm Candies,
Is boxes Talow 10,
1000 lbs. Lynohhnrg Cotton Yarns, assorted,
500 Ginger Roof,
rs rcams Wrapping Paper,
30 do Cap Wuuug do.
90 do Leuer do,
barrels Tanners Oil,
Also, Pepper Alspice, Alum, Coperas Domes
tics, Wood and Stone Ware, &c, all on tho mos
favorable terms loi cash ~ barter
September 26 Ct II
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Free PUDe1'S Lost.

\ BOUT March 1888 between Lynchbnrg and
n Prince Edward Can't House. | lost from my
pocket my FREE PAPERS. My freedom is re- .
eIsercd IN the Clicks Office Of the Hastings Court
for the Corporation OF Lynchhurr. Should any
one have found the papers aforesaid he will be so
good as TO reiurn them to ne by mall--dnrcted to
Eynohburg. TARLTON JAMES,
a free man Of color
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:siiIs RENT

TIVE BRICK HOUSE situated at the junction
L OF Third street and SIKH alley-There is a
good well Of water and all the necessary ont hous-
es, on the Lo,-Posscslon may be had ON lst No
vember next. Fo, terms apply 10
HENRY l.. DUFFEB.
Oct7 w3w II