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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07

GT~ Ate meeting Of the citizens of Knoxville on
the 9th u committee of five persons was appoin-
ted to correspond with The Directors Of the Charles
ton and Cincinnati Rail Road and Banking Compa-
nv, and Of the IIiwassee Rail Road Company TO as
certain upon what terms and conditions union OF
the means of the two Companies be effected, in
constructing Rail Road DIS speedily as pnssible, 10
connect Knoxville with the Southern Atlanlies upon
one Of the heretofore contemplated for thai
purpose There is not much, II any doubt, that the
project of The former Company can be abandoned,
and that the only Rail Road route between Charles
ton and Knoxville will be that now nearly completed
through Georgia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07

Together with many OF $50. 500 $50, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets ouIy $lo-llalves S5-Quar-
tiers So SO. For sale at
BOXERS PRIZE OFFICE.
~ Orders from the country for Tickets drawn by
d. $. Gregory ~ Co. in all ptreinid Schemes, (ac-
Conpanicd by cash Prize Tickes,) promptly and
coLfdentiay attended 10, when addressed TO
HENRY II. BOOKER,
Lynchburg, Va.
o. Ny customers may always depend see
ing The numbers Of every Lottery in which |
sell Tickets, published in this paper, CThe Virgil
MANI the Official List Of the Drawing its
received. III. ii. BOOKER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07

E.RRGE SUPPLY or
FAIL, s.RnIG


4 AN NOW RECEIVING my Fail supply of Goons,
4 which will comprise the largest assortment offer
ed by me IN this market, and as many Of The Goods
have been purchased under peculiar circumstances,
feel coufdenct IN being able 10 6er excellent
bargains, especially IN the following articles Dload
Cloths aud Casslmeres, french aud Engsl Mefi-
nos, black Italian Lustrings, Calleoes, Blankets
Shawls, &c. DC.
FLANNET.S.
! can Offer some Gne bargains in white red and
yellow Fannes.
LINDSEY FOR SERVANTS.
A large lot purchased, = job viii he sold cheap.
CLOAkS.
large assortment OF Ladies aud Gcntlemen's
Cloth Canibet and Mcrino.
FUR CAPS.
large assortment, some worth $50.
CLOTHING.
Ny stock of READY MADE CLOTHING
will be unusually Ia &c, and will comprise almost
every article OF dress. with handsome assortment Of
Broad Cloth. Z lot and Beaver over Coats.
Persons wishing TO purchase, will do web 10 cali
before purchasing. Nj. HART.
Sept o6 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07

O. We learn, from the Wing, that Mr.. Wise
has copied an invitation to dine with the Wings
at Louisa Courthouse on the lG inst. II the
people oftlat county are not thoroughly enlghien-
ed the great questions OF the day. it will not be for
the lack of table orators, ofail creeds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07

-, a.,stioa Of Tcrdcity.-Wc stated some days
-, ,le Albany Argus. in AN anonymous article,
,,,n,lv by authority Of Gov. Marcy himself,
cned IN tie most ositive TERMS the narrative
r,;n convers ations uhich Mr.. Tallmadge had
.,,;led as having taken place between iheln' be'oie
and a6er the extra session OF Congress IN 1907, IN
,o c,.urse of which. as Mr.. i. alleges, dov. Marcy
+ odenued the Sub Treasury scheme uncqu"oca'-
Va eeosn,ed Mr.. Van Buren, ior proposing II, ana
snl,oded Mr. Tamadse for opposing 1t. dov.
Airy !, will he rccollected has since taken the
.sink or swim" g,ound, an' is now hand and glove
i've nu,en. and bitter in his dennncations of
IL, Sinh Treasury aud Of the Conservatives who sill
o,,osc il. The silence of MI. TaIimadse, since the
la'i, of1he Albany Argus has occasioned some
.,,,isc bur we no Learn that he has mol been idle
m The Subject Immediately On the appearance of
, .,,clc in the Albany Argus, he addressed the fol-
le,,cy 10 Gov. Marcy himself, choosing TO
.,,,, vii him and not with his anonymous and IL
,esnonsibc subalfcrns
pouGnkH FPstn, Oct. 15h, 1880.
sir. have stated on dill rent occasions, that
,,c,;ous TO the extra session OF Congress IN 1857.
van advised me, at my HOUSE., 10 oppose the Sub
Treasury Scheme, If Mr.. Van Buren, should re
commend it ; ihat dfi,f the eXtta sessl"n, on hoad
Il
,osinp H. and cond rmned Mr.. Van BurenS in
commenting it, and said that you would not en-
dorse II in your message TO The Legislature. Such
opinions | understand you also freely expressed to
others.
wish you to say, whether you deny the lurh Of
ihe above statement or Whether IN HE article
in The Albany Argus Of the lith Instant, you have
authorised or intended deual OF it,
Very respectfully, your obd'l ser't.
\. u. TALLMApGE.
Hon. WV. l.. NANCY.
Gov. Marcy no, having repl, to this lcitcr-tor
The very obvious reason, we suppose that he knew.
nle denied tie facts stated, the taIsehood would be
branded on his forehead Mr. 1allmatge now gives
il 10 the rublic, accompanied with frmaiory tts
lmony of the ttulh of his original narrative which,
by the way no one ever disctedited either before
aiicr the denial of The Albany Argus. The refusal
of Gov. Marcy to answer, i'll his own proper person,
Nh Tallmadges letter, indeed, is an admission Of
who WIS Adjulani General oitIe State, hy Gov.
Marcys appointment, fully confirms every portion
of Mr. TalInadge's narrative; and adds that Gov.
Mafoys opposition TO the Sub Treasury scheme,
and lis condensation Of Mr.. Van Buren's message
The extra session III Congress IN 1887, were then
known to hundreds in New York, besides himself
Into what hoie will This gentleman now creep to
shield himself he dnublc ignonipy Of apostacy from
principle and Of ialsclood shield himself from The
charge Blu, what better could be expected from
belong the spoils
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07

Wheat and Fiom.-Wheat as slightly declined
IN ihs market since the receipt OF the foreign
news by the lndepcndenee.-lt may no be quo.
ted at 20 cents. In Baltimore, (says the A
merle an OF the ID lnsi) The receipt Of The news
sellers manifested disposition 10 advance the lacs
and sumo sales were effected at cent Two higher
rEan previous rates (Sl23 10 LES y but Later in the
day the market fell back 10 its previous condion.-
Flour is quoted in Baltimore AT sc % TO $3.50.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07
NEW AND CuEAp.ppDs

w T. have ust received ihn greater portion OF oot
W Fall aud Winter Goods. which comprise II
Large ard general nssorlment--'Ihey were purchased
ia the Nutllcrn Cues generally At very low lrlees,
aud viii be sold contsp1ndnely low Ia all ulo n,iy
lasor 10 with call. We invite purchasers Ia eto
om goods an EXAMINATIONS IL mc ttel confident lha
can sun theu both IN quality aud plice
TURNER Y HuHW ELf,,s
NV Aw it-~ot Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07

u The President las recently made the fol
lowing appointments r. b. Gilohrist to be Judge
OF the L. States for the dIsuici Of South Carolina,
in the place of Thomas Lee, deed John Henry
Young 10 be Clerk 10 the Commissioners for run
ming the boundary line between The L. States and
Texas aud Charles Evans to BE- Marshal Of the u.
States for the district of West Florida.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07

W The last n. Y Spirit of the Times contains clnl-
lrnge from MI james Long, of Wnsne ton city, the owner
o the celebrated horse Boston, Mr. Campbell the
o the egn, celebrated Wagner. Mr. l.. proposes To run
boston against W agnc other horse in the L. States
ams heats Spfng OF 1870 for not less hnn S5O0o,
han $50 000ouc-id nricii-oyer any middle course
be agreed only tho parties. This proposition reman
open until The LIST of January next aud ncrccptod by
that time, Boston will be advertised stand the stable oi
Col. johnson III Chesterfield.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07

Harrisburg coareatioa. PROM Massachusetts, thu iow-
ing deleraes hasr been appointed; iiarhrr Bune md l.
saee C. Bates or the State Lse aud Nathaniel Sishcc.
james w. Duncan Samuel iioar Linus Child, Aremas Lee.
Henry Shaw, George Ashnan Warren Lesong John Eddy
H. e. o. Colby. aud Nathaniel NJ Davis, the several dis
nics except the let whiehhas yet appoint delegate.
In Maine the following gentlemen have been appointed
delegates Elisha II. Allen and S,lyanns r. Lyman the
State at large. and VIM. Pitt fesscudcn, Zadoe Long
fhonias sherman Richard II. No.c, George Pendelun
George Cooley aud Andrew Peters fo the several dis
tficts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07

u The Sale a G ze'te mikes out a lis, of37 de-
ia"iteis TO Tie government the amount Of whose il,
debiedness is upwards of two millions of dollars all
oil which have been detected within the las. e,shr
years Dr. Watkins, the only dtiauer discovered
during MI Adarns's administration, and The amount,
OF whose dciacalion was S3000 Was kept in ail BY
Jackson Three years aud half aud now goes abroad
branded as ielon Tie giant detauters of Jaek.
sous telsn have never been arrested even and many
oil 'he" arc living IN luxury and splendor on the fruits
ol their roguefy. And tins is justice
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07
ANNIVERSARY SERMON.

An Anniversary Sermon will be delivered before
the Lynchburg Young Mems Society, on Sabbath
evening next, al early candle light, al ST. Paul's
Church, Ivy The Rev. Mr.. Atkinson. The Honorary
aud Library Members are requested to unite with
the Society. ID. Il. PAYNE, Rec Sec
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07

The .Sjdmcse Y,cias.--Ihe Salisbury Waterman
informs us hat Chang aud Eng. The Sinmese twins,
of whom we had not heard for some time hefa,c
have purchased tract Of land in Wilkes county, N
c. where they intend 10 reside. They will probably
revisit their native country. They have taken The
preliminary steps TO become citizens Of the L. States
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07

,,h,;o dinner is abou, to be given
by The Loco Foeos Of r'n's so .,., to Mr..
p 'aa,o al the Imperial Court like his "'llns''o"s
~ ,s..,,. has retufn.d with S225 O0in his peck
,.;.,uelye months tom Of pleasure. Who
the .Rn.sian joh."-which, FROM time
I'll ;, has been The reward Of Executive IN
49, Ter whom no other provision can readily be
IL, Col Johnson may get II. II he is resiise I'M
Coed retirement from The Wee Presidential
chdlr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07

IL The Knoxville Times Of the 29lli inst. con
'a'hs the proceedings of an enthusiastic meeting OF
the Wings OF Knox county (Tennessce,) on the pre-
ceedlng Friday, TO receive The Report of the Com
mIt,ee appointed at previous meeting to invite Mr..
Clay To visit Tennessee. The Committee reported
that they had waited personally upon Mr. Clay, and
prottered him the invitation Of the Whgs Of Knox
county In reply, Mr.. Clay expressed his pleasure
Al tins additional evidence Of the kind feelings of
the Wings of Tennessee, and declared, that lie
"should be mos, happy 10 repair Immediately TO
Knoxville, TO STARE the hospal,lies and receive the
warm greetings which he should there find. But,
CONTINUES Mr.. Clay you will have seem from an an
Swef which WAS compelled to give To similar in
yIlation from Nashville, that | could not make Il
positive engagement tovsii Tennessee this fall.
The same cons detatious which then governed me-
continue to operate; and regret To be obliged to
postpone t al qualification To some more convenient
season. | hope, after the termination Of the ap.
proachng session OF Congress, thai theic will be no
impeachment aud | will, with unlcigned pleasure
seize the FIST occasion to visit Knoxville"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07
II onpion $ MAJ

Special Election. Col Sampson II. Butler has
been elected member Of Congress from South Car
olina, TO supply the vacancy occasIoned by the n
sgnation f. II. Fillmore, Esq. The vote Of the
whole district stands thus: Butler 1879, Jamison
1895, Caughman $40. All for the Sub-rreasury.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07

10 For the interesting foroem NeicS see the
frs page. The accounts, respecting Tie Ehghsh
crop, a,c Contradictory Our own Impression u.s.
,ha,.r crop. although not au average one, will no,
he much below Az average
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07
NOrsts laultica,slis.

M T. arcauthofizrd Ia sell fHoeh or acfatg Hot-
w SIND Cuttings of he genuine AZ q X L y
" L l. ri Cd Il is, OF Tie must lnxuriapi
growth, some OF the trees measuring from i IL o
feet IL height. Application 10 Us at Lyncibu,g
post paid. viii be promptly attended 70.
BURTON a ROBES.
Oct Is If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07
5000 yds. Negroes Clothing.

WE HAVE lately received and have now 70
w sale 5000 yds Napl Cotton CassiueIs
FnlId Cloths. kerscys, Liuseys, and other goods
suitable for Ncgros Clothing, which We deter
mined 10 sell lower dian usual
Al, .
200 BLANKETS, AT unusually low prices.
Farmers aud Planters will do themselves great in
psiio BY examining our srGek hcerc purchasing.
BURTON a RODES.
OLt17 ISL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07
Valuable Property for sale, lease
or rent.

MIR. JESSE II. HOPKINS the late occupant
WI Of the Eagle Tavern, lin The Town of Llbcr-
~, belonging the subscribcf.) having purchased
the Bell Tavern of William Terry, Esq renders it
necessary that the suhserbers well known stand Ohio
Eagle) should pass into other bands. H. is there
fore offered for SALE lease or rent on terms Wills II
VIII be aceomnodatIns. Possession can be had on
the first Of November next. Those wishing 10 OBJ
iain bargain in Town properly will do well 10 call
on the subscriber, who resides in Liberty
= AkItS'r EAD OrEY.
Oct. 81. Az Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07

" We have rreesed the st No the 81 volume or "1he
Collegan" ,onuc tel by tho students the University OF
Virginia ts typographical execution Is very ncai-and,
lar as We have baon able dip into lis its articles
aro highl, eredibc. We have barely glanced however
a Few oi ts pages
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07
Drs. POWELL ~ Rad.

II AN1N6 associated themselves IN the practice
u 4 oi Medicine, will promptly attend all casrs
committed 10 lheir charge wishing each patient al
tc,nately, which viii opelne consultation m ey-
cry ca,e, JAMES POWELL, s
WM +. READ .=#
An horst. G. II Nov. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07
For sale or rent.

fkNtiE PLuIalionnear the 'eaks OF Otter. bei,pg
n in9 TO the estate ol Chnslophn lsbell. deeca-
sed, isor for sale rent. The Tract contains NJ
bout Five lludred Aces. aud is web adaptedln the
gtoN III of tobacco aud gram.
Terms ! cry Lbcral--and will be made Known on
application to
MAURICE II. GARLAND,
Administrators With the will ANNEXED OF
&. lsbell, deceased
Nov. 3tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07

u Cornelius G. Baldwin, Esq. notifies the
subscribers 10 the Lexington Gazette that the rub.
hcatlon ol thai pape,, which was temporarily sus-
pended lew weeks ago, during hs absence at the
South viii he resumed in few days, "rc modelled
aud fe-rieeed every sail spread the breeze, the
glorious Wing ille floating al her masthead, and
manned by gala crew, Who. unterrlfed BY de-
Leaf aud mistaken BY the detection ot ireaeheo,ous
friends, resolved 10 do baud. for their country
wiiIie single man remains 10 tread the deck
Success to hum aud his cause
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07

.to ..immcrnorial customs "i the party
a'' ...,es,s il can urge against the re-elisbil,
VIA w. President. which millnot apply with
3.,,le force to the President :
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07

WANTED 5000 PAIR YARN SOCKS.
It'Oh which We Will give liberal price intfaae.
We also wish 10 purchase large 6i OF
FEATHERS, FLAN SEED, YARN, JEANS,
LlNSEY, &c. BURTON 4 EODES
Oct % IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07
OIisItI AIRY

Ord on Sunday nig hi. the 18th ullmo, n the res
deaeo OF his grandfather. IN the County at Nelson.
JANIS Boyp GARLAsp, SOU Of Hutlsun VI. aud lie
lilia b. Garland, aged hlle more Than two years.
The following lines were wfitlrn aud aldressrd tn
him, few days before lis death
Thou aH passing ar8y
Like fres work IN thu ,mn,uiain--
Like sunset on the tnnnlain
Like delicate foacf
Torn from lis native bnwer--
Thou an passing away.
Like the light mist on he hill
Like the Snow 1ihc on ihr iii -
Like llle dew.dfop on The leaf
from the scenes of tntl and efct-
Thou mi passing away.
Like tie rain .how in the sLy--
Like the CLEAN IN Pleasures eve
Like dream awakened tonc,
OF some beloved voice that's gone
Thou ar pa sing away.
Like the visioned joys ctearth--
Like the Ties ofehildhoods hearth -
Like the lovely glow OF Et'n,
Softly melting into lleavn--
Thou AT passing away. Il.
INV GLASGOW, Nov. ,.
From The 81. Louis Republican, Oct. 81.
DEPARTED this life, the 2Sh ull,mo, siler pro-
uae,ed aud painful illness. Mrs. EsrLiNA T., Til.
DIN conson OF Richard ). Iilden, Esq, formerly OF
Lynchburg, Va. To her numerous friends IN Nu-
g'ula We would impalt the eonsohng information,
thai their departed friend and slater ia tie church,
endured all her sneimcs with christian md un'nur-
nnrng me.kness aud iorndc, aud 1t las. sunk
calmly 10 resi- in Jesus, in the joyful hopo # blcs.
srd ltnmoraltty beyond the gave. She was u llnd,
aiieciionate mother and warm hearted and devoted
hlend her husband aud family have July sustained
IN i.Ienatable loss. lie who onltls all thugs III
Kindness aud mercy, can alone bud up their laec,a-
ted hearts and dispense tho gloom aud DISSOLUTION
which owe, shades them.
dm5erSt Comfy Ortode CoaH, lS39.
II helng announced to the Court thai since The lHl
term. Isaac w. WAikER, one ul lis ncmbcls. has
departed TINS llle--,nd impressed with deep srnse
of the distinguished merit aud lnteeri'y. winch most
cmiuemly htlunl ed 10 hn--'l'ha Count doth d.
ret as expression OF the high regard III whic II
they held him, that tho melancholy event be outrr
ed on their rcCoids-Aud that cory Of the u der
be eetiii,d by the Clok 10 his suirylne widow, with
assurance, that they most sincerely condole th
her Tor her loss; and ia copy Of lhs order be Tor
wmded to the Lynchbufg Vngtnian ior publications
Copy -Feslc,
SAUL NJ. GARLAND, Clerk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07

.lllE absence Of W l.. Gogglu for some months
l. from The Courts, rendeis II necessary To dis
continue the copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers, aud the same was therefore
dissolved by mutual consent on the Isl inst.
W. l.. GOGGlN,
JNO. O. l.. GOGGIN.
Those causes in which am engaged, now de-
pending IN the several Courts, will be attended by
my brother, Jno. .. l.. Goggin, aided by several
friends who have kindly lender ed their du-
ring my absence. w. l.. GOGGlN.
The subscriber in future will praciice regularly
in the Superior and Inferior Courts OF bedford,
franklin and Roanoke counties. His Office is at
Liberty, Bedford G.. II. JNO.O. l.. GOGGlN.
Nov M4wtf
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e. TX r. II r. y % IA OF
9IsE GOODS and GROCERIES,,
10 uE SOLD.
y. y. FpJRb.kSN AERfEF,

4 ne ,row - me NJ ibeif Store, on BANK
a SQUARE. btNGllbURG, u large Stork al
GOODS bought wilhm ft@ weeks past "a hsw
York. under the sc,errsl pressure Of the moacg mar
Get aud alter the rest ui our metulanis hid made
then purchases. II ~ almost needless 10 Say Idi
THEN Goods bon In AT iuiHous sae ilees the
sellers and ran n,d vii be sold Al nees that must
please those Wishing 10 purchase.
For the Information OF the ubc they will give a
partial enumeration Of the ARTICLES.
Cloths aud taisncfcS, Gomplate assortment, some
bednifH colours, and al al cheap iHiccs,
Veslngs and Salllnetls, all STYLES aud qualities,
kenntncky aud Glennroek Jeans from - cents Ia
~ reryafd,
LinseS for female servants, plaid aud PLAIN, NJ Is.
to Is per yard. Thar sioek ot Tic aboeeartieic Is
large and warranted thedptr than asBm mdttct
French aud 1etamn Ale,noes, desirable eol0ufs,
Cfeassians, ALI ooiuuts and qualities hom - els. 10
III pr yard,
Bomba1eus, black and cplonird, hom 81 10 - cts.
per yard, good article iur ehlIdfru's dresses,
Flinnels white red, yellow. green aud spotted all
grades from Is. 10 The finest,
Silks. good assortment eoourcd aud black,
Calicoes, a large supply, common. medium and vet,
Il ~. lr0m ! ID 10 - . cts. per yard.
l.aces aud Edglngs aud needle "oik Capes and Col-
lars
Muslin Goods ofall kinds, to wit: Swiss Book, Nun
Jacouc, aud Btshop Lawn.
Hosiery. complete assortment Tor Lad es, Misses
Boys and Children. nll kinds,
Ribbons, loves, BrIls Ne. &r
DOMESESC COTTON GOODS.
We have an unusually large supply OF cheap
Goods in tie above line, 10 WI.
brown Shllings iIom 1 | 2llo 9dpcr ytrl
Blown aud bleaehed Shctlur Land |
Bleathed ShnuDgs, all prices, widths ondqnal
| ittts,
! brown and Blcached Jeaus at % per yard
! Canton Flannel, sone superior,
Pad Counterpart CHECKS, Apron do, aud Checks
| for Dresses.
HATS SHOES BONNETS. &c. He.
Our assortment in the above brint hes is complete
aud great breains may be had. particularly in
Shoes aud BouDes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07
brilliant Scheme +!

BESIDES many Of $40, &c. 10.
Whole Tickets only ri-llavcs S2-Qnarters 81
For sale at BOOkER'S LUCKY OFFICE.
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DR.lyg.E.l'<s KECEFEsED.

Tie following were The dmwn numbcfs Tor The
ELISE URG LO1TERY,
9Th Class for / 53J
At Alexandra Saturday November 2d, viz 4:
6 10 50 20 rs 40 60 IL Al 8 G6 Ia 50 4.
Handsome Prizes sold at
BOOKER'S OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07

e,,oI, RENr--rhr corner Brick Tenement nc
H. the junction Of Main Sune aud Turnpike
Alley, recently occupied by Mrs. T.. Roya
several olhc, houses in different parts Of tho
town. MlcAJAIl DAVIS, Jr.s
Guardian OF William b. Lynch.
Oct. 81 WIS if 4
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.Shinefcs, ,NhfNgIes, TVMnfed.

fE1IlE subscriber wishes 10 purchase 20 IS 900
Il Chesnut Shingles. to be delivered nj Lynch's
Ware House, rs possible, for which FAR
price With paid in ca h. A, L!GGAT.
Oc 81 w}w il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07

| w INTER AND FALL l. a 81 z OIL l. s.
! w Tor sale BY the eask gallon. NJ the lowest
! prices. AID also GUNS q PISTOLS, assorted
kinds, of medium Il very best quaIlyal llas prices.
Al howell DAVlkSS. M
Oct. 81 ISL
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- NEW GOOas : /.
noNNETs X FANCY GooDs.

We iavc avery large supply Of Il Q NNE e $
Of every description, Plain Straw, ut nj prices.
Nuns Florence Bfads fiom ~ 10 the iiucst article
of the kind manufactured, Bonnet Ribbons III every
style suitable to the season, together with hant-
some selection OF Mousiiu dc LANES. S.lhs, Satins,
Merinoes. French, German and Eoglish WORKED
Capes & Collqrs. Fancy lldsfs. Gloves. luseuhgs
and Edgps nf all sorts, Curls, plits and many uh-
er Handsome and desirab!a GOODS, Ia @i,ch se
particularly invite the aatealifn iie i.stitss
/ a. We invite a eAli from Country Merci'ants.
n whom " Q " IN mike n liberal d,duetian tso&, 10
,a,l prices HoRNER " WArStDN.
Oel.oI -
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kanawha Senatorial Eicction.-The Kanawha
Gazette gives the following statement The vote in
the Kanawha Senatorial district, al tie special cleo
ton recently held
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07
iOvES.

lust RECEIVED, n general assor.,aent If
- Cooking. franklin Parlor, Ten Piae aud Bux
Stoses-ior sale very low by
THOMAS O. AGREE.
Oct 81 tsif
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Look out for the 10Th q. November.
| Grand Capital Of $50, 900