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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-22
OBITUARY..

:, Died, ON the 9th Of Apul, 1899, Mrs. Eliza
iiIchok, IN the ilst year nfhet age wife of Capt.
I'Iriek IL. liekoa, OF Buckingham Courthouse
= or more ihan month previous 10 her death, Mis-.
II. haa suffered repeated attacks Of the dis
ease OF which SHE died. and serious apprchcn-
sons Tor her safety dutlng that period, we're enter
'a'neu'-All Tie AID that could be Offered by two ex
Pehehceu ihNsleihns vas gwen IN her case. but with
our avail AMI thus fond and affection husband aud
three uilc children are bcrca,cd of their nearest
eonneNon, and society OF a most amiabe and excel
lent member.-ll is source ofthe greatest conso-
'aton TO add. that there is good reason TO believe
mat she was prepared 10 die-prepared to enter up
on happy immortality.
H. The Richmond Wing is requested TO copy
-, ON the lith ult.. at the residence
OF her father, Col. James Galloway, Of franklin
County, Mas. ChruARNE Rrrsr, tconsou of Dr.
Sihs Il. Rcese) OF Pulmonary consumption)-'rhe
deceased was for many years member of the Bap-
list Church, and possessed in high degree
the spirit of meeLness, forgiveness and love.
Though long sufferer of painful affection yet her
deep piety caused her 10 triumph in the midst OF
her aitlleton IN prospect of eternal life J. With
her the prospect OF our common Christianity, and
the church OF which she was a member, were sub
Jects OF deep interest, She died as she lived an orna
ment 10 both.
-, on Thursday morning. the 18th inst Of
pulmonary disease, alter long and painful confnc-
ment, which lac bore without a murmur, TuoMAs
HNpt"soN' III tue 2oih year oil MS age, lie died
without the fear of DEATH in the hope aud belief of
enjoying blessed immortality, regrctting only his
temporary separation from his relatives and friends
who sincerely lament his loss. Few, indeed are
they who possess the many noble TRAITS which PIE
em'neri'y characterised the deceased. Ills faults
were fe,o-hls virtues manp lie an alfe ctonatc
Son and brother sincere and devoted friend
Malice had abiding place IN his heart--acts of
friendship were never forgotten. and truly may his
eptaph read Hero repose the remains oi hln,
whom neither tue fear OF punishment. nor the hope
ofemolumcnt, could induce TO violate the truth nor
commit an act of dishnnor'
To how few does this apply
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-22
ron THE vIRGINIAN.
To 90 4 NnEL'p ,,


In answer to your enquiries, | beg leave to state
briefly s that believe the true policy of the State
requires the completion ofthe James River and ka-
nawha improvement; though, in voting appropra-
tons TO that work, shall, OF course, If elected be
governed by circumstances and by the wishes OF my
constituents both the time at which such aPpro-
priations ought to be made, and the amount proper
at each time.
2dy. / am in favor of the Lynchburg and lennes-
see Rail Road. | believe it has higher claims upon
the confidence Of the people and upon the re
sources of the State, than any work in coniem-
citation or in progress. have had, and still enter
tain preference for the eint-stoek over ho State
system orimprovemcnt and it was not without some
reluctance, during the late session, that yielded my
convictions this subject in favor OF this scheme
But. as my votes show, | consented to do So
Should my course that occasion be approved by a
majority Of the people SHALL the representative oil
their opinions, give the same vote hereafter
THOMAS FOX, Senr.
ell Jn,iI 1870
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-22

O. lis amusing to read the spasmolic edorl-
ais of the Rchnond Enquirer, declaring in one
breath. that " the People are up and in the next
- a,ng them to go to sleep i'm one sentence.
AZ ing the utmost confidence in the of its
party this Spring by overwhelming majortles, and IN
the mex, admitting that the Wings are strong, so
ingenious and SO well disciplined as 10 require all
the energies. all The and all the strength" OF
the Democrats 10 defeat them. The Enquirer is not
as confident as it pretends to be in the strength anu
activity of its pary or its exhortations 10 them
awase ink and paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-22

u 1t is known to our readers that there is
contest between the Wing and Van Buren, parties,
in New Jersey to which Of their Congressional
tickets was chosen at the late election n that State
the Wings having go, the returns while the Van
ties claim to have received a majority of the votes
The Wing members, in order to settle the question
without the excitement, expense and delay OF a
contest before Congress- have expressed their en-
tire willingness to submit the question again to The
people; but the Van Buren, men have refused
This shows where the shoe pinches. and is an ad
mrablc comment upon the democracy of these dear
lovers of the people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-22


,ese Of forcing the hap;,ious Sub Treasury s,h,m,
,oon The country. against The will of the people
III ,b,, "a, ,bese ,easo,s be va. d.,oupced and
his sacrifice demanded The first and most imnor
,,nt object thought, and think vet was TO eheck
a, Administration under which so many millions
had been bunderedofrom the people and so many
d.rraceful acts done and if Mr. Rives wonIl con
rur in this that the past ought 10 be forriyen ,rd
forgotten, and the Wing party shane its aet,on on,
tirely TO remove incompetent and corrupt rulers
That Mr. Riyes does heartily concur in the uron,i
s,y and necessity of reforming the abuses of the Al
,ninis,ra,ion is now well known IN all.
But various other weiphty and valid reasons unit
sJ 10 induce me to vote for him which | will M
coed 10 state with breyty. firmly believing thar ,Ls
Wb;gs of Amherst " IN consider iLc, s,n,r,,.I, 80
~ strong. and when combined lmost i,resis,,hle
First-Not only very larre m4ioriIy oc tho
Wbips of the Legislature bm an immense m,,o,;,,
ol,he Wings Of Virginia thought il best. under ihs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-22

hurrdys Encyclopedia Of Geography. There is
gentleman now in our town giving the citizens an
opportunity TO subscribe for this work. From
nasty examination of it, we can cbeer(ully recon-
''u " |" Their patronage. AS geographical uca-
" very comprehensive and complete, and as
WIN OIL learned research Il familiar illustration, second
y" nonew we have ever perused. From the SIZE Of the
'o'N' 'he varied, useful and interesting information
:, eon'ains II must be considered very cheap and
"'a occ1py a place every genrleman's library.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-22

o. The committee app intcd at the last general
meeting of the stockholders Of the Bank Of Viz
ginia and Farmers Bank of Virginia, have appointed
Wednesday the Goth day of May lor the meeting
OF the stockholders of said Bank, at their respective
banking houses, in Richmond for the purpose of
considering and deciding on the terms proposed by
dhe act passed al the last session Of the General
Assembly, increasing the capital and extending
the charters of said Banks, certain conditions
therein set forth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-22
LITERARY NOTICES.

The American Museum of Literature and the
fine Arts monthly magazine, published at Bal
umore, BY M essrs Brooks q Snodgrass, has reach
ed the 4th No. lApriD of the I'd volume. |, has a
list of excellent contributors, and promises be an
ornament to our periodical literature.
The April No. of The Collcgian," published
oy The Students Of the University of Virginia. has
also come to hand. Its articles are agrecahiy diver
shed and possess freshness aud vgor which reflect
signal credit upon the industry as well as the ge-
mus and research of the writers and ed,,o,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-22
TDbuccO Land for sale.
I WISH to sell 1916 acres Of LAND,

I WISH 10 sell IyG aCTCs OF LaND' PIT
l of the Oak Forest Tract, IN the county OF pea
ford on the head waters OF Ivy Creek ana "l',,n
IA milo of Lvnchburg-This is a very des rabe
lit,le Farm near one halt is in timber-the cleared
Land is IN good improveabe condition, portion oil
which, with all that in timber, is FIRST rate Tor o.
hacco. There IS on the Tract more than the usua'
proporion of Meadow Land. Such credit WIZ De
given as would be sasiac'ory-Mf' 'onh No,'''
Who lives near the Land, or the undersigned, al Ivy
Creek. will show the Land upon application.
JOHN o. LEFTWlCH.
wv Crock April % II
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CHRISTOPHER MOVER,
~ II ~ e. III. IL VT TIL III q X

DESPECTFULLY informs his friends and The
i 4 public generally, that he has removed to the
tenement recently occupedby Mcssrs Hancock x
Austin, situated between the stores OF Messrs Tur-
ncr d Burwcll and Ohm /. Hunt. lie returns his
sincere thanks for the liberal encouragement hereto
fore received IN his business. and respectfully soil
cts a continuance of it, feeling assured that from
his experience promptnude, and determination TO
have all of his work put up by the most faithful and
SKI Hull workmen, he will not fail to give salisac
ton.
He has recently returned from the Northern CT
ties and is now in receipt of the largest and mos,
desirable stock of Materials in his line, he has ever
had the pleasure of offering to the public, comprising
in part as follows
Imperial Saxony, blue, wool and piece-dyed,
black, olive, invisible green, and rifle do. Cloths,
of superior quality, and a variety OF grades
Black steel mix d, blue and fancy Doe Skin Vic
to,a ribbed, aud wool and piece dyed plain and
black Cassimeres, OF the most superior quality.
Black silk Velvet, figured and plain English Satin
printed Cassimeres and figured Chaly Vest'ngs,
large stock of rich and beautifulstyles.
London Wetings, superior white and figured
Marseilles do. a large and desirable assortment.
SUM NJ f IL w EAR.
Black Bombazine, OF the very finest quality.
PLAN, twed and Grape faced summer Cloths.
Black th,bet Cloth of the finest quality.
Beautiful ribbed and plain linen Drillings.
Fancy Gambroons. new and most fashionable art'-
Gle for pantalooDs.
Stockngnelt, ribbed do do do.
Doe Skin, do do do &c NC.
A large assortment of superior Trimmings
Plain and twilled pocket Handkerchies, splendid
gum elastic Suspenders, silk nett Shirts and Draw
ers, fashionable Satin Bordered and plain silk I'm
breas.
Gentldnens embroidered black satin neck Scatls
English twilled Cravats, Tenants and Winchester
satin and bombazlne Stocks, rbband style do for FAT
MEN, black goat skin Gloves, of superior quality, IL
men Collars, and plain and ru6led linen Bosoms,
gentlemen's silk half Hose, &c. u. &.
Also supply of superior Needles and Talors
Measures.
Together with many articles not enumerated, all
of which will be sold upon the most favorable
terms.
Anril II Is
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o. Some Of the Administration papers think ii
very profigate in the Wings 10 their willing
ness to avail themselves of the alliance and co-ope-
ration ola who 60 for change Of Rulers These
gentlemen seem to forget that change of Rulers
necessarily implies change of measures
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-22
English, French, Italian 4 Ger.
man Goods.

In Foreign Staple aud Fancy Goods our assort-
ment very extensive consisting IN part ol super.
fine CLOTHS, blue, black all shades of prccn
brown, Ne.
Cassimcrcs plain. striped aud i'bbcd
Nestings ef all descriptions;
Etminette, Lasting. Piineetta, Ac., for boys and
mems Clothes; -
4 Auction .ots French I,ombazno, black and old.
nj 81 pen yard
do. black and cold. Silks. plain and fg'd. from
80 cents 10 81 per yard -. -. .
Printed Lawns Muslins, Camb,ies, &c. for ladies'
Dresses;
Gnghsns, plain and plaid. uneommonlly low .#
500 pieces Calieocs. (cqual to $4,000 yards liom
10 cents To - 81 pcryard;
White Muslin Goods, 10 wit Jaconct, Swiss, Book
Muslin, &c,
Laccs, Edcings aud lnser,ings;
Cotton Frlnges, large lot from Adj To Is. per yard
900 Prasols, tho cheapest IN market;
Umbrellas. large stock, some very superior;
Ribbons, general assortment, bustr,ng,G &c.
Belt Ribbons. Velvet do, plain aud ig'd.,
Gloves. dno supply Of SILK, Md Lslc Thread. NC. !;
Stock ngs aud Hose, very extensive assortment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-22
(.FE7IO.N,.

Y HEREBY lorewarn persons from trading 'oi' or
takinpa an assignment of Bond executed by
me. bearing date 23d March, 1889, payable on de
mand, for $3.50, to John N. Proctor. ms nonu
was gwen Tor the purchase OF two hofses' VIM" w.,
warranted sound BY the seller, bun one OF them
proves to be unsOund. ,,,,roN
April %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-22

At the late Public Commencement of the Uni
versliy OF Pennsy lvania the Degree OF Doctor OF
Medicine was conferred one hundred and forty
six gentlemen. OF this number find the names
of - from Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-22
SPLENDID SCHEMES!

Besides n great number Of $50. $io. Nc. &c.
Whole Tickets only S5-llalves So 50-Qrs. 81 o5
For sale AT
BOOkER'S LUCKY OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-22
Trustees SAIe Of LNliN.

Trustees safe Of Lana.
DY VIRTUE OF a deed OF trust, made by run
ID stall Shelton to the subscriber for the benef,
of Thompson Robertson, and Of record IN The Clerk
Office of the County Court Of Pntsy lyanla on Fra
day the 10Th day of May next, on The primses, VIII
proceed to sell by way of public auction, on ere
dit until the first day of February, 1910, the pufcha-
ser giving bond with approved security, Tor ne pur
chase money the Tract Of Land, in said deed
mentioned, containing 1909 Acres. This Tract
Of Land is situated IN very healthy part OF The
.ountrywell watcred and has good Dwelling House
on il. Acting as Trustee, shall convey such lIle
only, as is vested in me, by SAID deed OF trust
JACOB I. COLES, Trustee.
April %. wv"
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Splendid scheme!

Besides many Of $40, $50, $25, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets S5-lIalves 81 50-Qrs. c5 Ct,
For sale at
TALBOTS OFFICE in Lucky Numbers.
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american cotton and svOOien
d. d d ID -

In Domestic Goods we are prepared to olier nan
GAINS, ns our Stuck Land III before the late al
vance IN tottnn and Wnnl
i /, 4 aud "a brown aud blcarhcd Shtiings;
Shecunc@, brown and blcachod,
Brown Dnllinrs aud Cotton tznpburgs;
Beaohcd Dullmgsio torsels, a II u article
Bed TekinGs, some superior;
Apron Checks, Furniture do;
palds and Suipcs 10, female servants;
kentucky Jeans, plad tassincs
Blankets, u large lot iot Boat Covers, &c, Nc.
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Lynchbas, APrt %, 1889.
V1rGi1liN state LOfferv.

For the benefit of the Richmon Academy,
EXTRA CLASS, No. 4, for 1899.
To be drawn ut Richmond on Tuesday the 23d day
April A - And the drawing will be received at
Talbot's Office, Oh Thursday the 25th inst at o.
clock, u. NJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-22
EOTICE.

MERCHANTS wishing to pay their taxes orr
wi Licenses. will fluid the Franklin Hoisls
on the first Monday in May next, Tor the purpose .
granting receipts Tor the same.
JOHN ROSSER, D. s.
For Campbell Coun~y
Aprlll5' <eH
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Brilliant Scheme.

Besides 500, $50. $50. $50, NC &c.
Whole Tickets Sl0-Haves S5-Quariers 50 so
For sale at Tabots Office IN Lucky Numbers.
o. Orders flom the country, accompanied with
the Cash, or P,ize Tickets, for Tickets in any Vn
GINA Scheme drawn by d. $. Gregory Il Co. Mana
gers, will b. promptly supplied and Exchange on
the most liberal terms effected addressing letters
(post paid) to MELVILLE IhLBol
Lynchburg, Ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-22

A N u $.
TINHE SUBSCRIBER is now constantly receiving
L and offers Tor sale. the superior and well known
PIANOS,
made by Chickerng q Maekays Boston. They
will be sold mandatory prices freight.
insurance. etc. will admit Of, aud warranted upon the
receipt to be both OF superior tone and durable ma
terals. Being sole Agent for bynchburg and the
surrounding county. the lovers Of Music respect
fully invited TO call and examine for themselves, in
preference TO tire risk Of sending TO distant places
without their own choice. The following gentle
men among others have been supplied with the n
bove Instruments and can testify 10 their undispuled
merits, both musical Instruments, aud as egant
y finished furniture.
+. Sydnor, Esq,
Jesse l.. Perry, Esq,
j. q. Mcem, Esq, LynchbWg.
ii. ). Lar! horne, Esq,
Sam. Scott, Esq,
Edw. w johnson, Esq, ! Roanoke
q. Bozzaotra, Professor Of Muse, Fem. Aca.
X. j, RYPMA.
March Is WOW II
Lexington Glaetlc Lcwisburg Enquirer, and
Fmcastle Democrar,wlI copy the above six times in
side form and send there to this Office for
collection.
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FOR RENT,
SIX Worm Eggs.

WE have for sale Silk Worm Eggs OF the hnst
w quality, procured from Judge Spencer's
Stock OF New York. They are called the White
Mammoth Worm or Pea Nut or Ground Pea Co.
coon. Apply TO
April Is Is II
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o. We shall publish in next. proioundy
able Letter upon the tendencies of the Sub Trea-
sury system, from the pen of one OF the mos, dis
tinguished Political Economists of Virginia Ere
quent aud ably as this great question has been dis
cussed, this Letter presents ii IN new aspects and
and throws upon it much additional light. Few
unprejudiced men will rise from its perusa without
dreading the possibility of its Adoption and we
think that if of the sink or swim" Conseiva-
tves will read it with minds open the still small
voice OF reason, they will pause long before they will
support by whom such measure is sustained ::
for, although it be only single question upon
which they differ with the Administration, they will
be convinced that upon that single question may de-
pend the good Of their country in all time to come
But will rot further anticipate the Letter now. We
only mention it in advance TO prepare the reader for
the rich feast which awaits him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-22

II EGALIA PRINCIPE AND HAVANA
Ia = l. a A k
Genuine and of hes, quality;
| Sample Chest each ENta Fine Imperial, Gun
Powder and Pouchong Family TEAS for sale by
Howell DAVIES.
April % Is
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DIR. Observation-Disclosures 70 he =,

DIR. BRoCkENBRoUGIl-Qaeyias, I. II. j.,
qa'rer.
Inc President Of the Bank of Virginia nov sets
up ior crack Democrat, aud, in tina, ,haraete, has
recently issued an Address to the party WHICH has
assumed that appellatiou for the purpose of dssui.
sing lis monarelica principles. We beg leave to ask
Tue enquirer III broekenbroughw was no, opposed
TO Mr. Jeferson's administration Sto Mr.. M,Jiso,,s
aud II he did not stand at the head ola committee
IN Richmond IN leos. to oppose Mr.. Madison's re-
election, Just as he now does to aid Mr.. Van Bu.
fens! Did he not, at tina, time. think that Mr.
'a''efson aud Mr. MadIsonwefe two of the great
est rascals 'nthe L. Statcsl" Was he not, in lsl2
IN favor oil Dewitt Clinton, the Peace Candidate
lof Tue Presidency, IN opposition 10 MI. Madison
pld he not, as one of the devoted followers of John
Randolph, oppose the war When was he rebap.
tized as member OF the Republican Church, We
merely enquire for information. Hope We don't in
uude.
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MARRIAGE.

Married on Thursday evening, the 18th inst, by
the Rev WIN. |. Holconbc, Mr. DANIrL TInns'
to Miss ANN ELIZABETH HAwKISs, all Of tins
place.
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SlO,OeO FOX So!
.VEIT .IHEE.ID!!
BOOMERS NEw Lorrrur X Ex,pA>eE Orfief,
Lyuehburs, Apnl e2d. 1879.
raWinH for To- Morrow M Richmond
virsiMi0 State LOSsetU,

For The benefit OF the Richmond Academy.
EXTRA CSASS, No. 1 Tor 1899, -.
To be drawn at Richmond on Tuesday. the cd Of
April. o. The drawing of winch will be tceeiv-
ed at this Once on Thursday the Goth inst. at >
O'Clock L. NJ
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VirsiMi0 Uv'heeiiMg Lottery,

CLASS No. ;, Tor 1889.
To be drawn al Alexandria, April 27th q = Drawing
received at this office on Tuesday the Both ins
III 2 n'clnck. Z. MI
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CLOTHES, CAssIMEREs, &c.

nv II have received assortment OF splendid
w Cloths CassDeres ard Vcstlngs, with a va
ricy of other Goods suitable for gentlclfen's Sum
mel Wear, which will be sold low
TURNER Il BURWELL.
April IL II Is
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Unusually large suppl. OF
NEsRkV's GODS,
lust received at the store Of

-. -. PUN vIS n - UFFE
WE BEG LEAVE to call tho attention of the
w public Mt large, to our very heavy Stock Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, shoes, Hats, 8onness,
Combs, Hardware, 1nrn.oi-. smbselin., &c. Ac.
These GOODS were selected by our senior part
ner. with great care, IN New York. Philadelphia and
Baltimore. and bought Tor CASH. aud will be sold
nj , small ptont Tor CASH ONLY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-22

Merchants LicenseS.-The Senate during the
late session OF the Legislature, amended the Reve
nue. Bill, it went from the House of Delegates so
as TO require from merchants in addition TO the sum
PAID of $50 for retail md 900 for wholesale
license, one e'gh, OF one per upon every 800
Of value aud above $4,000 for the former and the
same per centage on every 800 $1,000 Tor the
latter. Owing, however. to the ambiguity Gifts phra-
seooey, Jugde May expressed his decided eonyc-
ton that this amendment will be imperative, and
that the merchants cannot, under that law. be com
PEELED to pay greater than that heretofore
demanded olthom, to wit, 500 for a retail license
end $50 for Wholesale. In this opinion he stated
that he was fortified by the concuning opinion of
the most eminent lawyers in Richmond.
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.NE ~ GOODS.



4 + present occupying the Tenement over Mr.
~ Booker's Lottery Office, and one door above
Mr. Phelps's Auction Room, will on The 9th day Of
April be prepared to take gentlemen. AS day Board
ers, Families or Ladies visiting Lynchburg and
young Ladies' whose parents or guardians wish them
TO attend amy Of the Schools in this town.
AGOOD WHITE WASHER can be had on
application TO Mrs p and a specimen Of his work
can be in her house.
April w3t if
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Hardware, Shoes, Combs, Ac.
GROCEHEE<.
IyNCnBuKG COTTON YARN.

Wchavc II large quantity of sruS CorroN, which
can be sold at about present Factory prices.
In offering the present LARGE STOCK OF GooDs Ia
the public, safely say II is superior To any
heretofore offered by us, aud We doubt whether I'm
amount and vareiv,) II Is surpassed by many III up
per Virginia
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, PEDLARS and
all others who buy sell again, will do well TO give
us a call "a we can sell thcm many articles aslow as
they could buy them in the United STATES.
j. J. PURVlS Il DuFFEL.
April VENT
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nj NJ M q n u Sc n L. VI Ell!
For he 21ih OF April,
HOOkER'S OEEICE
UirgiMi0 state Lottery T..


Ut 'TT' U'H' III UT TIC 1""H NJ W HteIIUS.
CLASS No ;, for 1880.
Ts be drdmn al iierapdfia, on Saturday The o7h
day of IprH 1899 The Dratrinp teiH be rtccircd
at my Office on IbeS3ay, The 3OA INST al 2o'cioek,
T. ~.