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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-17
Connecticut.
From the Neu Hapen REGISTER.
THE ELECTION.
GREAT DEMOCRATIC GAINS.

The federalists still maintain their ascen-
dancy IN Connecticut, though by majori-
ty greatly reduced from what it was last
year. Our gains, IN proportion to the votes
cast, are about the same as they were in
Maine and New Hampshre-but as we had
met with greater disasters in the panic, and
had more votes to overcome, we have not
obtained enough yet To put us into mnior-
Iny. Gov. EllsworIh's majority " i'll be about
1900; last year his majori,y was more than
1000. Our gain on The Governor vote will
not be far from 5000 Judge Niles has ta-
ken n greater democratic vote than any man
ever obnined before in Connecticut. If the
federHlsls had only abused him little har-
der, we should have put him in. One more
such victory would finish the federal party
la the House of Representatives., we have
more than doubled our strength we have
already elected 81 democrats, the federal
lists have chosen lOl members, the conser-
vatves 4, and there are 20 more yet to be
chosen. Last year there were but 80 dem
ocratic members, to ia federalists. Ia The
State Senate, 3 democrats are chosen, and
IL federaIists. Last year we had but one
democrat TO 20 federalists in the Senate
We lose our six members of Congress.
Four of them bv meagre maJorities, ranging
from less than hundred to about two hun
dred. A handful Of votes wauld have turn
ed them the other way. But when we con-
slider the immense federal msjorries that
were given in the Counties composing those
districts, but one year ago, it is surprising
that our friends have ba,lled them down to
the point at which they now stand. No
Snte in the Union, defeated by such over
whelming numbers rs bore US down twelve
months ago, was ever able to ge, into ma
Jorty IN less than Two years. We have
done wonders, for the fret campaign Of the
two-nnd though we had strong hopes of
carrying The day on this first trial of strength,
yet the history of all other such defeats as
that of last year, tells US tha, another battle
mast be the price of our victory.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-17

DEMoCRATIC VICTORY IN WEsrCnEsrER.
There has been n large increase in the
Democratic vote in the county of West
chester. Last year The Board of Sunervi-
sors was composed nf | | democrats and 10
federalists; whilst this year the democrats
have elected majority 9. -Four towns
which were whig have been gained by the
democracy.-N. \. Erg. Post
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11

Hork scarcely is stated that there were from
$500 10 5000 persons present al Erie Pa. on the
2Isl ut. DIS bidders for contracts the line of the
Erie Extension Canal Of Pennsy lvania. Let the
"harJ money" doctrines Of the day prevail, and the
check which will be given TO public enterprise will
be most seriously iell by those classes of the
munity, who from mistaken notions Of their effects.
are giving them the most efficient support 1t is I'M
denlab!y true that two-thisds or three -fourhs oil
those Tho emphatically eat their bread in the
Of their brow. are in favor Of the ADMINISTRATORS
We regret that il is SO. We know that they are
honest in their opinions, or rather in their pre- udi-
for it is their pre- jces that the leaders Of The
Adminsl, alton party have addressed their most efec
tive appeals-but the result will convince them, the
measures which they so zealousy support are ever
consummated, that they have played suicidal
game-thar they have erected great political jug
gernaut, for The pleasure Of being crushed beneath
It's ponderous wheels.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11

n'nE SUBSCRIBER Los T. somewhere
l. In Lynehhutg, On the 7th INST his way
from Lsnehburg To his residence, On the roa1 by
Campbell court house aud Mr.. T.. GARDENERS and n
bout miles from the courl-house, an old Red No
rocco Pocket Book, containing several bonds--one
on Swan II. Morgan for $s5 o6; Que on David Cal
laham FOR $40 30, with credit OF SO, one on
Elisha Callahan Tor SIS and some cents, bood o
George b. Farss Tor $500, with two credits on II
lor 81 100, aud the Other Tor 500 /; and some %
ther papers Of no use to any Que but the owner
do net remember whether thtre was any none,
IA The Book motif there was any. IT was
small sum. Thu fndcr will be reasonably rewarded
restoring the Pocket Book 10 the subscriber. -
The giycIs of the foregoing bends are iorewarne'
from paying them, unless presented b, the snNserl
Der. or by some person to whom he may rcgul,rl,
assign them. GEORGE AkERS.
Nov. IL 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11
Cloths, Cssssimeres anal Ueslis.gs

EOR OVER COATS.-S Splendid Twied As
u phatic Beaver Cloths, cotu,non Beaver d..
Double Milled do, and Blue, Brown and Invisible
Geen heavy Cloths
FOR DRESS COATS.-Woa and Wool
dyed Black, Blue, London Brown, Invisible Green
Cloths from 80 50 TO 81 3 pc, yard.
PANTALOONS.-W oaded and Wool dyed
Black and Blue plain Cassimeres, Blue Black and
Marbed Ribbed aud Plain London Buckskin do. =;
from 81 75o "a 80 per yard.
Scotch Tweed do Blue, Black and Oxford Mixed
CASH eits, from so cents TO 50 % per yard.
VESTING.-'rhe very best Plain and Figured
English and French, Plain and Richly figured BIN
Satns. Black Six Velveis-one piece extra fine
Rich figured Boa sades-V alencias, some very neat
and beautiful paiterns-od fashioned Swansioan. a
rare and very superior articles.
Very super OF Buff single Milled Cassimerers &c
&c.
C"mgrisii g IN assortment of genemrns Wear
ing apparel u far, beauty .xcelrn, aud h-spness.
NM. NJ DAVIS 4 TO.
Nov. IL II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11

Ienncssec.-On The Oath inst. Mr. Coe introduced
into the Legislature Of Tennessee, series of Reso-
lulons nsrruc,ing the Senators Of that State vote
against National Bank for the Sub-Treasury
against the bill to prevent federal officers interfering
with the eedom Of elections; against any bill for
The distribution OF the proceeds Of the sales Of the
public lands; aud, TO sum up the whole. .'to sup
port, in good faith, the leadiag measures and policy
of the AdmnistfaIion-boh known and unknown.
Mr.. Coe is OF course ready TO 'siuk or swim" with
Van Buren,, do wha, he may.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11

Heatd, 81 hobite.--'rhs Moe,le Chronicle II he
.''h u',. says 1.-The numerous arrivals HON the
'>of'h within few days past has gwen TO our cry
qo"e business-like appearance, and reminds Ms OF
ola tunes. We have had long. duh and drsary
summer AID it seems pleasant 10 WI tness again the
revival oil business. There some remains OF he
eP'demc still among us, but The cases are now
very unfrequent. The weather continues extremely
dry and warm, aud is considered unfayo,able TO
health. We must have u frost before We can an.
nouEce the danger over"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11

JAMES RIVER AM -. 49,,
DRoPoSALS will be. ,h. o5tb ,,.,.. Ia, The
4 Office, IN Lyochburg, tn. ,,L,nent AT aJl ,b,,
s .''p"s, ,'l ""' '''o rawha Canal, noi
now under contract, between Iyncn
North river, being abou, go niles ..I.l.
Also, for the Masonry aud Carpentry Of I. c.n,
aud Culvetls, aud also. Tor all other work J.
Dams and Bndres between snid points
Plans and specifications OF the work To be let may
be seen ON aud afel the 20h instant NJ the office OF
T.. II. Gall "A. Engineer, Lynchhurg.
BENJAMIN WRIGHT, c. L..
Richmond 9th November ls39.
N. b. The Board oi Directors will meft NJ Lynch
burg ON Thursday thu else Instant ot The purpose oil
cxaminc the line now offered Tor contract.
Nov. IL ,aiN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11

" Abbott Lawrence, Esq. the Wing candidate for Con
gress Boston, being Intercepted by the Abolonss re
fused give them any pledge upon the Slavery qucsti H.
lie says"I wish yon and every other individual has the
right vote, this district believe that shni not
give pledges of any kind whatsoever support particular
and those omy fellow citizens hon
with their suages, will understand that must be left
pursue that line of conduct in legislation which commcns
itself to Judgment apd that the question of slavery md
all others upon which mny be called act must be us open
and free the air breathe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11

o. In Mobile, sfew days ago, two young men,
OF great Characters were seized by party offellows,
carried 10 the woods and barbarously matreated,
upon "A rumor which was afterwards shown to he
ma'iciously false, that they had been engaged in
setting fire TO the city. One Of the actors in this
dsgracefnl scene was justice oflhe pence As
soon as the fact became known, the people were
thrown into great state Of excitement hui foru.
naiely they were precpi,Ntcd into act of violence
against the perpetrators OF the brutal outrage They
arrested and held 10 bail in the sum of $4,000
each, TO answer FOR the offence-and we hope they
may be made TO pay heavily fori,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11

" The Report snd the Resolutions adopted by the Plan
tiers and Merchants Convention which met at Macon, Geo
on the Odd u and the opinions and schemes
ofthe Cotton Circular issued last by Messrs Me-
Duie Hamilton, &c. and recommend the adoption of The
necessary measures for carrying them into effect. This
the last that we shall hear ola plan which is fortunately
equally impracticabe it is objectionable and which
meets with but little favor with the soundesl heads of that
extensive region of country most deeply interested in The
trade which the Macon Convention propose regulate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

WYE have jus, received The greater portion of our
w Fall and Winter Goods. which comprise "a
large and general assortment-They were purchased
III the Nonhern Cuies, generally at very low lrces,
and viii be sold couespondlngy low to all who may
favor with call. We invite purchasers 10 give
om goods an examination, ms we Zee! confident thai
we them both in qualify aud price.
TURNER * BURWELL.
Nov. DIV f-uits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11

o. The Canal ,Ils Of PENNSYLVANIA the present
yearwill exceed one million of dosrs--abou 5000,
900 than the amount received lest year. Next
year, the Baltimore American says, when the Penn
syvana and Ohio Cross Cut Canal is in operation in
the Northeast, and Tide water Canal in the full tide
Of successful experiment at The Southern end Of the
Penns, yana chain, predict that the tolls of the
Key Stone State will reach million and half. and
that in the succeeding year they will rise above
millions OF dollars.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11
.lOllN IL. G0OlAA,

MAS commenced the practice OF Law In kieh-
! j n mond. He will attend the Court oi APP
ceals AMI the other Superb, Courts Estate and ed
+. Il, held IN this city.
e'e will also attend tho Western Coun Of Appeals
,'e ,burg, regularly, from the beginning to The
Term.
SUI R y, ,nm Nov II II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11

o. 1t is announeed in the Baltimore papers that
Mr.. Lewis McLane, President Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road Company. who visited England for
the PURPOSE ofJsposins Of the Maryland State boud,
given to that Company in payment Of its stock sub
scriptlon of S3000,000, has succeeded in making
such an arrangement in London, as under the pc
cuar circumstances Of the money market there, is
considered quite satisfactory and The effect Of which
will be to enate tho Company to continue the pros
eoution offs work westw ardly with vigor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11

Post NOteS.-By the monthly return of Secretary
Woodbury., othe Isl inst ii appears that the amount
of Treasury Notes then in circulation was 1884
$50. These are, TO all inieuts and purposes, Posi-
Noes-and yet the Government, organs are abusing
the Banks. as thieves and plunderers. for issuing
precisely similar kind oil paper! II the Banks
deserve these epithels, SO consequently does the
Government.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11

~ Our readers are aware that the fifteen gallon
law passed two years ago by the Legislature Of Ten
nessee, Tor the purpose of suppressng tipping
houses more efectualy) has given rise TO great ex-
element in Thai Stale resolution was offered, al
the present session, proposing TO repeal the law
bu, few days ago. it was indefinitely postponed, by
the close vote Of SO $3.50 that the fifteen Gallon
law sui stands.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11
For safe or rent.

FINHE Plantation near The Peaks of Otter belong
l. ing TO the estate Of Christopher lsbe, decea-
sed is for Tor sale or rent. The Tract contains a.
bout Five Hundred Acres, aud is well adapted TO the
growth Of tobacco and grain
Terms-Jery iJcrat-and will be made known on
application To
MAURICE II. GARLAND,
Administrator with the viii auuexrd Of
{. lsbell, deceased.
Nov. 81 If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11
MOrlls MulticauIis.

NJ T. are authorized To sell fifteen or ttoenty thou
w sand Cuttings of The genuine NJ q Il L )
NJ u l. ri c 4 u Is, OF the most luxuriaui
growth, some of The trees measuring from TO 8
feet in height. Application 10 us al LynchbuIg
post paid, will be prompt, attended to-
BURTON y ROBES.
Oct. is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11

W At the Methodist Centenary Meetings held nthe city
Of Richmond the handsome eiercn thousand dollars
subscribed, which, il is respected will be ensed
fourteen honsaad. There subscription Of IOO
of $780, of 500 of 400 of 800 of2OO of $780, Of 1876
81 of 100 OFFS 10 of5O &c. One seny.6nh of tho sum
subrcrbed be divided between the Missionary cause
and Randolph Macon College, and the remainder a
proprsed the erection OF church cdGee on Sock
oe Hill, to be called the Centenary Church.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11
.NO7'ECE.

ENOUND AT MY STABLE DOOR. in Lynch
Il burg. on the morning of the 9th inst. deep
red SORR Ell MARE, with a blaze in her face ;
and one hind leg whIte hall way up her knee;
stands very her bind legs and lle inclin-
ed 10 be hip shotten. | suspect she has strayed
from some person. JOHN THURMAN.
Nov. il q ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11

" The New O,leaps Courier. = dcc;Jed .d.
N,,;S' '"n paper comes ont warmly in favor of
''' D"nS' WITHOUT which, it says 1--WE can
national currency" When Wing pa
~. 0'o'a'es National Bank, the b qure, is GER
a., VIC Tue Tact as cohclusvely demonstrating
10y, ' establishment of such an institution will GER
'e'". from the triumph of the Wing party,
,f "o' Jus'ihed, by the same convenient mode
'"'"e' IN 'nfening that, after all, Van Buren,
Illus 10 90 for National Bank And if he
,,n,,. W So who doubls that the Enquirer would
bonp, ~" IN tia, measure, just as it did the Ma
,o'', n"ck man, VIM. Fl. Crawford. in ls241 He
,,h. "f" o", dtfer from Van OH a single MONT,
'es now in relation to the SubT,easury
., "a VINO would desert friend because he differ.
as'uredly -'o' '"e Enquirer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11

Southern Literary Messengerrhe November number of
this Periodical hns reached Its leading article is beau
ully written description of tho Island of Cauda the
Gent Crete, from the pen of Lewis Cass, Esq accom-
pshed Minister the Court OF France: next have the
llth Ne. of Mr. j. I. Oss "Curcnte Calamosities" of
which, graceful and piqunn though they generally
somewhat tired; the I'd No. of Letters from out the Old
Oak which, those 10 come better than Nos. aud
had better be permitted in their depository,
"Aurnm the Seeker OF OBLIVION Persian tale unhappy
conceived and wewnen "rhe Bachelor bc-ei or the
val candidates. by Mrs. Mwn Of Geo very mirth pro-
vokng the bed chamber particularly, which is esquisitc
iudicrous "Pcul Blenls, the disappointed Bridegroom
by lady OF Richmond" mddmg 10 air, the groccrs
"Pere Lechaisc by OF the best magazine
in tho Union. The other articles have read There
is however 1.-THE Rev Mr. Chnpns Address before the
Richmond yceum, delivered in TINT city in April last which
had the pleasure ohenrne and which gave exalted
opinion OF the mental power of the author 1t is equal, dis
tnguisked for opinions, lofty and sublime pons
and chaste and eloquent language The Editor Mes
sengcr that the LIST No Of tile 9th volume whic
will appear in January next, will beprined on aud
elegant type. Persons intending subscribe fo would do
we'll to commence with that number.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11

GF~Dr Hopkins Of Abingdon brother ef the
member OF Congress from that district has ii is said
discovered what may be literally called a radical cure
for Cancer, Poypus, &c. The Doctor first uses
vegetable substance, the name of which he will not
disclose, but which eats away the excresence, and
leaves the roots exposed. These lie removes,
and The patient RECEIVERS It is sad that he has eff
iected many cures.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11
STOCKS. CRAyaTs, Ac.

'NENNAN'F and Wmchestei's celebrated plain
1 aud trimmed, Satin, Bombazluo aud Mc,no
Stocks.
Blaek Italian. PLAN and corded, SIN Crava,s.
Embrolded Menno do
Splendid Silk neck Scmls.
Linen Cola,s aud Boso,ns &c. &c.
WM NJ. DAVIS & Go.
Nov. II u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11

The Better Cmrency.-Exchange heween New
York and Philadelphia ID Is per cent between
New York and Richmond I2a14 and al like
RACES ghout the Union Virginia bal k notes
were selling in New York at discount OILS 10 90
per cent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11
NEGRO CLOTHING.

"lLUN'S Mapped Cotons, Fredericksburg
w and Glasgow Jeans, Pulled Llnseys, Plaid do
Cotton Oznabnrgs, Brown Shnngs, B'anke's' Wool
Hats, Shoes &c. cheaper lhao we ever before saw
them WM. ". DAVIS.
November. II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11

o. Gov. Campbell has issued his Proclamation
requiring the Principal Assessors, TO re-assess the
lands Of this Commonwealth, TO assemble in Rich
mond Monday the 25th INST 10 form General
Board FOR the purpose of completing the duties requi.
red of them by law.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11

W The Mobile Chronicle informs tina, So 900 in spe-
ee were shipped from that port New York on the oVth
ut $5aooo OF which loan from the branch tho Al.
ALBANIA State Bank in that city the Merchants Bank New
York.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11
Oct 81
q X n ut STO N OF
DRY GOODS and d GROCERIES,,
To BE SOLD.
~ H. PYRJ.yS n DTFFEL.

A RE nov receiving at their Store, On BANK
~ SQUARE, LYNCHBURG large Stock Of
GOODS. bought within few weeks past IN New
York under the sepefest pressure oGtle money mar
Net, and aferlhe rest Of our merchants had made
then purchases. II IL almost NJ edess 10 say that
their Goods were bought ut ruooos saef ,fces 10 the
sellers, and aud will be sold prices phs,
please those wishing to purchase.
/ For thr Information Of the Iublic they viii give
partial enumeration oflhe ARTICLES.
Cloth, and Cassimercs, a complete assortment, some
| beaufltRt cotoars and all at cheap prices,
Veslings and Sallinells, al 81, les aud qualities,
! Kentucky and Glcnnfock Jeans from % cents TO
| 81 peryafd,
Linseys for lenale servants, plaid and plain. nj Is.
to s.. per yard Their stock Of The aJouc article Is
large aud carranted cheaper han any IN market
/ French and Herman Me,inoes, desifs,ie colours,
Circassans, NIL colours and qualities ON % city, to
VI pr yard,
Bonbuzelts, black and eolourcd. fon Oh 10 % cts.
per y@d. good article for cuI,lrens dresses,
Fhnnes, white, red, yellow, g,een aud spotted all
grades from Is. 10 lhe finest,
/ silks, good assoc tintnt coloured and black,
Gal'eoes, large supply. con mon, medium andwry
! nc, from ID 10 ~ - It's. per yard,
Laces and Edgugs md needle wo,k Capes and GU
Muslin Goods ofallhin w. 10 Wit Swiss, Book, Nun
comet aud Bishop Lawn,
Hose = complete assortment Tor Lad es, Misses,
D,ys \, dthildru. all kiad.,
RilLHns ,;h 0es, Bels &t IL.
DOMESTIC G>pT01 GOODS.
We have an unusually lsrse supply vi ehc"p
Gonds in the above line. 10 WI
Brown Shntines l,um Lido ~ PEI yhfh,
brown aud birachrd Shcetins land Oh
Beaehed Shrlings, all prices. widths. aud eva"
iiics,
Brown aud Beached Jeans nj 81 per yard
Canton Flannel same superior,
Plaid Counterpart Cheehs, Apron do, and Checks
FOR Dresses.
HATS SHOES, BONNETS, &c DC.
Our assortment IN the above branches IL complete.
and great bargains may te had, particularly IN
Shoes aud Bonucts.
GROCERIES.
We ave on hand Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Loaf ST.
gar, Salt Nail, Re. DC.
brown Snear Cd, ID.
Coffee u, ~. per ID
Loaf Sugar NJ l.. Ter III.
L. conclusion, vii mctely say to our flicnds
an. Customers thai that their interest may be pro-
moto by calling aud viewing Qua, stock before lur-
ehas,n elsea here. J. J pUKNlS i DuFFEL.
Nov. illw
STOVES.
EUSr RECEIVED Reneri assortment Of
- Cooking. Franklin, Par'Ur, Tn Plate ana Box
Sto,cs--ior sale, very low. by
THOMAS O. AGREE.
Drt. II lsii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11

% We invite the attention of Contractors the notice
the Chief Eng nccr Of the Jamcs River and Kanawha
pany
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11

dr.,.,, ,"e reader will fnd, in Mr. Ricc's ad.
losonbi.., ofook Neal Agricultural soriety a phi.
r"''' aud elegantly written treatise
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11
I'LL Jy'.S.

HNHE neat session Of MIS-. WATTS school viii
L eommeDce on Monday the 18Th OF Nyyember.
T efms rs heretofore.
Maternal care and authority will be exercised
over all who may be entrusted 10 her.
Nov, II 3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11
1 OlS EeY, r..

TNllE residence on Diamond Hin recently oc.
L enp,ed by the undersigned.
NJ. b. BRADfGTE.
v. IL At
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VIEW E.EEE s. 15'H.s'T'E IL
GOODS.


SEPH'. 2aiis. 1898!
XETE ARE now receiving at our NEW CASH
w STORE, supply OF FALL * WINTER
Goops, consisting OF every variety al styles ami
qualities both Staple q Fancy. AS our stork is
nearly double its usual size, and us none have bought
with more care or under more favorable creumslan-
ces nacr ourselves shall he able TO sell as low.
either ty wholesale retail as any house sontl OF
the Potomac.
FARMERS & PLANTERS
Are requested To all and mime our Stock as
assortment OF Goods suited To their wants. WAS
never complete nor the prices ever So iow.s
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Wishing to pure base Fancy Goods, are also ia
vited TO call, aud feel confident We Shall 10
able exhibit such specimens of beauty. variety.
and cheapness, as will eonstt~In Them 10 commend
both our Judgment and our taste.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
Are assured bat were never SO well prepared.
10 supply Their wants, having bought many descti'-
lions Of Goods, in very large lots at The Nee York
auctions, most oil hch were intended expressly ios
their trade.
Let them bur favour US with call. and the prices,
shall be made satisfactory.
BURTON 4. ROBES.
Oct a. isn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11
DAT TENT SAFE

vDAT TENT SAFE
n Gamc Bags Pc,cussi SION Can.
BaiLwin's Gun Wads,
Eicy's Patent Cartridges,
Segars, viz dpe Regalias, imperial la V"n'' ~
Principe SEGARS.
Prunrs, Sardmes IN oil. Co,dals.
Champagne. Modclsa, Sherry, rinla, Bureunn,
Claret aud many other w | n r s.
Brandies, Gins, brandy Frniis, Pickles, Pre-
serves, Rasins. Almonds. Candies, etc.
MEDICINES, Surgeon and Dentists instfu-
ments, Il large assortment OF each, for sale nj the
lowest prices, at Howell DAVIES.
Nov. III tsI