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NORRIS & ca, M. 30 Chnr,res e, Get,
t, ivn. dnv from their mouse in Pasta IrIvtir,
euanl and complete nss"f'nen, "i snh>t'nn''al
ru! fashionable clorhin4. They invite til. arIrn-
,un at the pnhr, ns Ihcy ar. warranted in saving
,ha, strangers a::i citizens cnnnn. furnish them
-'v+s mo ndvan,ageuus!v in any cry IN ,ht
uni"n.
N. d. 4 few :! YEN elegant wary handle NM
hr,.as, from - '" IS inches. Also, n Largo lot
whit. n ne ,.arHi l., hrv.s v .riun- sizca very low
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Amrt and Eng. brides aud h'idlc m"u"s'"gs,
do uu nln,tInghlcs,
Plated brass, and l,ra"ned coach harness,
d., do dn g'gnni sukc" do
d, do do Blroutho do
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-19

'oR The of -natism serea,a kings evil! sout
scatica or hip govt, incipcnt suit rhcnn
'c and 'n"rcraf diseases particularly ulcers and rsnM
auction, Of the honrs liberated throat and ostr's
OF avery description. fever sni internal ac'ss's' A
las piles sci had scuryy bllcs chronic eyes, cysp
'a;'h and Of cuia,eous Affection e"
nc c'1rIhl bead ache proceeding from neT'u hu''
ih III HE -toltC and dyspepsia ocar,ng ron
""c'i"ns OF The liver. chronic Inflammation =" ING hu"
a General IDENTIFY caused Ivy torpid action OF me
- '"e hhih II cnaIIy sflcmt lous i'll ho'a'i"e
constitutions WHICH h"v" been broken dow" by ihJ"'."
e''ht or In' enitr egBIarities IN general terms
m all thns d. which from 'hf'f''
kind.
some Of the anra complaint. NAV requirc rifaf ~
iat applications, which the IN" ease VIZ
a'ct"fc '"t i al remedy purcanr remove t's
cause" the INDIANS PANACEA viii generally be tonnd sni
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'i,ODUS >It DEATS MANUAL
L ruhi's c:ehl,ah school Icachr
Ahiml', urn. S:nA"; .Ablo,'s Family At Home
Ab'ot's Way 10 do ;;""d; iioru.'a Introduction
Abhnt's Young thrstiun
Dich'- compete Wa tks, volumes
Hannah Aluorc's Private Devutiu,s for sale al IS
Camp st, by
may | ALEX. TONAR.
NTANTAS--5O bales jackson, Indian head ia
vi brown Shee,ngs, so do Great Wescr" d., ~ n"
,'reat Fa!ls do, for sale by
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
brilliant Scheme.

Besides great number Of 500, $50, 6c&c.
Whole f,ekets Sl0-lIalvcs $5--Quaricr' 50 50.
For sale IN choice numbers 4,
IAInCT'S OFFICE.
u Talbot will say to las fiends &c. This is a
most SPLENDID SCllEMEii
IS Numbers aud fifteen Drawn Ballots. There is
a chance for great = K OF + aud small l. . S S !
o. Orders from the country, accompanied with
the Cash, or Pie Tickets for Tickets IN any Yin
ginla Scheme drawnby ID. 5. Gregory & Co. Mana
gers, will be promptly supplied and Exchange on
the most liberal terms effected, addressing letters
(posl paid to MELVILLE TALBOT,
LypchJmg, Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
RICHMOND, April 4, 1899.

The Bank bill became law to-day, the House OF
Delegates having reeeded from ITS determination to
insist upon the previous disagreement TO the Senate's
amendments, by decisive maofes 1t was innu-
eoced TO .ake this course by asccftainlng the fact
that prorso oithose amendmenls,t the tendency
Of which had evidently eluded the notice OF The Loco
Focos in the Senate aud which their coadjut in
the House, on discovering it, yarny eudcavored to
strike out, secures, for limited period, the right OF
the Bank TO issue s. notes Judge May characte-
rised Ills proyso the only Speeicnia2 IN the bitter
cup. The second amendment, classifying loans,
was, in the language Of the same gentleman, deprv-
ed of lis sting by change which it underwent
when il vas last before the Senate.-ln diminish
ing the number Of classes from five to three, that
leaned and sasacious body forgot 10 add the words
embodied in their original professionalism ii
pulsory upon the Directors to discount all the small
est denominations of notes before ii commenced up
on those OF class No ., and so on to the end ofthe
chapter. Hence although the notes offered lor
discount 10 be classified, the Directors are not
Invested Of that wise aud sautgy discretion without
which they would have sat around the Discount table,
mere machibes,to carry into effect. without the
else Of judgment prudence, the provisions OF law
OF winch ii is difficult to say wlehefit would have
been most rldleu periclous. Quite
maled& interesting discussion took place ON the various
propositions before the House. Mr. Tunsta took
occasion to give the President of the Virginia Bant
a severe al with his keen sclmilar. lie audcdw with
great force aud effect to his recent appearance
the floor of tie House Of Delegates as the Vice
President of Democratic = hard IN ney" Couyen-
ton, and llen moving off few hundred yards, and
appearing at another Council Board the President
Of Bank. surrounded by plies OF plpel rags issued
under his authority and sgned by his own name
Such is the difference between preaching and prac
tee.
Having got through with the Bank bill, the two
Houses proceeded to the election OF Register oihe
Land Office, to supply the vacancy occas'oned by
the resignation of William Selden, fsq.-Nlr' lay
ioe nominated DIR. Valentine Y. Conway, now
member of the House, from Richmond and Lancas
ter Gen. Smith of kanawha nominated Fleming Is,
Miller Esq ofBotetourt and Mr. Corbin nomi-
mated Stafford II. Parker, Esq. Speaker OF the
Senate. The following was the result:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

DE 1T ORDAINED. That i, shall mol be law
- fnl FOR any person TO keep dog within this
corporation. ~iihont u license therefor being first
Obtained from the Master Of Police, which license
shall continue and be in force until the frs, day Of
June. succeeding the date thereof. mud shall be
ne"od annually thereafter And when said license is
granted or renewed. the Police Master shah be enti
Tied TO, demand and receive fly cents for the first
dog one dollar aud iiily Tor the second and
three dollars or the thifd and the same rate for ev-
cry other one exceeding that number; except bitch
es, and LOT every bitch five dollars. provided always,
that there shall lie but owner OF dog or dog :
on any one tenement premises and provided, more
ovcr, that no such license shall be granted to any
slave. Aud II IS further ordained. That il any dog
or bitch for which license shall have been obtained
is found running NJ laier, without collar being a .
round their necks, bearing the name of the owner
such owner shall pay % for every such offence
aud all persons obtaining license il subject to
fine OF fre Roila1S-and no person shalt put u col
lar around his dogs neck, who has not first obt,n
ed license, under n penalty Of five dollars. And
all dogs running nj nrse, that dIsowncd By their
icpptcd masters orhclong to any slave. the Police
Masteris required 10 hill md as it is impossible for
the Police Master to know who the dogs all belanr
to, every dog not known, found running NJ large, will
be KILLED.
The aboue Ordinance uiN be found al large on the
54h page Of The Rerised Ordinances Of his Corpora.
hon, aud will be ngidly snlo,ccd
GRIFFIN l.. LECklE,
Police Master.
al u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

At meeting of the persons elected to serve as Com
mon Councmer for the OF lynchbug, for the ensuing,
year. courthouse said Wednesday evening
the third day ofApnl 1889: .
Present. Smithson H. Davis John Al Otcy David G, Muir.
rc, John IIolns, Sampson Diuguid Thomas O. Acree,
William Davis Jr and Jesse L. Perry, who having severaly
taken the oath and soemny affirmed support the const
tuition of the United States the oath of fidelity the Com
,nonweath and the oath of office before John r. D. Payne,
Mayor ofrhe town. tool, their in Common Council
The Board being organized they proceeded TO elect RE
sidenf of the Common Council when Smhson H. Davis waS
duly elected having received seven votes and ID III Mue
one vote where upon the said Davis took his seat
The Board then proceeded to elect Clerk OF the Common
Council when d. Rodes having received The vote all the
Members present. declared TO be duly elected and the
said Rodss heeupon, in presence of the Board took the
oath of Office before John h. ID. PAYNE, Esd Mayor.
Resolved That the rules heretofore adopted the 60
vernneu of the Common Council be and they
are hereby adopted the of the present Coun-
ell.
The President of the ComAon Council appointed Messrs
Mnrrc Ocv, Iollns and Morgan be OF and TO constitute
the Watering Committee Messrs. Thurman, Din@ud, Adj
ans and Wm Davis jr. he the Street Committee; and
Messrs Dudley Pery and Acreet be OF the Safety Commit
The Board doth appoint Mcssrs Murrell and oey to be
ers of the Sinking Fund for the present year
Resolved That Committee be appointed TO revise ana
amend the Ordinance relating 10 the Public Market ana ha
they rspo by bill otherw wherenpon The PRESIDENT a
pointed less- Ocv and Dmgnld to be ct said Committee
! And then the Board adjourned
| Copy-Teste, ,r> ,on,,e - r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

HNUE SUBSCRIBER offers his services to the
4 citizens Of Lynchburg, in the various branches
Of the above business-and having access to a fine
Quarry Of the Blue Rock he is prepaid to execute any
business in his line, IN the nea,esi, and most per
manrnt manner-such rs Door Sllls, Steps, Plat
forms, Tagging, &c.-And provided lie meets with
sufficient encouragement, he contempldes iur-
nishng Soap Hearth Stones, The neatest quality, to
those who disposed 10 patronize hm.-Orders
from the Country thankfully received, and promptly
attended to. NICHOLAS bUILER.
April 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

~ The political friends Of William c. Rives in the conn-
~ of Albemae have invited him to parake ola public
nneru Charlottesville the Goth instant The Chorloltes
willie Jersonian Of the ih inst that answer had yet
been received the invitation, but expresses the hope tina
Mr. Rves would accept the dinner that his friends and nc g
bor. might have opportunity Of setting together around
the social board, with whom they highly respect
politician and citizen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

The bill establishing an independent Bank in
Charleston, (kanawha,) WAS thca called up by Gen.
Smith, the indelatigable delegate from that county
and, the House having concnrred in the various
amendments OF the Senate, similar in principle TO
those incorporated in the general Banking bill, it
was adopted. The success of Gen. Smith in pro-
curing the Incorporate Of an independent Bank, in
kanawha, is attributable in great measure 10 his
perscyering attention TO the local interests OF his
constituents, and to his personal popularity, both of
which exert no little influence in such matters The
General is a candidate again, and his constituents
will be very blind TO their own interests if they fail
TO re elect him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

NJ The Report which copied in our last that the Sen
ate of had confirmed the nomination Of essfs De-
bigny and Garland Judges OF the Supreme Court i said
TO he Mr.. Detgny declined the appointments aud
The nomination Mr. Garland acted upon the
legislature aiiournea TWAS known whether Mr. Gar
land would accepted but the of the Senate
will leave him in the next Congress, which he had been
elected.
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MRS. Es.M e.. PE.v'DLETO.V,

A T present occupying the Tenement over Mr.
n Booker's Lottery Office and one door above
Mr. Phelps's Auction Room, will on the ION Gay OF
April be prepared to take gentlemen. as Gay boafa
ers Families or Ladies vlsng LynchDnfg' anu
young Ladies, whose parents or guardians WISH '"em
to attend any Of the Schools IN this town.
A GOOD WHITE WASHER can be had on
application to Mrs, p, and specimen oil his woik
can be seen in her house.
Anri "oi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

& Brpsr ACROSS ONO AT CIsc1NNArI-A deesa-
S.as from Lexington, tky.) to confer with the
citizens of Cincinnati for the purpose OF procuring the cree
ZION of bridge the Ohio river from Cincinnati 10 Gov
ington.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

Col Watkins sustained the Senai,'s an, cadnents.
Among many other singular opinions, he expressed
the belief that the opponents of these amendments
wished, by allowing 10 the Banks dangerous disc,e
lion. which they would be sure 10 abuse, to bring
bout confusion and arrangement, IN order to Res
'ablish another National Bank and, said he, M
ny of the Loco Fooos have not intellect to see it
-ailndlns, suppose, 10 several OF the Administ,a-
ton party who declined following the leaders in
Their ultra notions Col. w. moved to lay the bili
upon the table, with the understanding that it should
not be again lah,n up tins session but the motion
was negatved by decisive majority, aud the bill
was hnllly sent back to the Senate, with the modl-
ications above indicated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

NASHVILLE AND n ORLEANS X. RoAp.-rhe Governor
of Louisiana has vetoed the bill passed by the Legislature
appopriating sl5oooOO aid in the construction OF the
Nasty lille Rail Road.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
NOTICE.

rINHE SUBSCRIBER offers 10, sale, that VAL
unb'c Tract of Lnnd. "hereon he nov
lives. lotm9 tly owned by Capt, Thonas Galloway,
lying IN the County Of C,mpbell,on Siannion Riret.
containing upwards of one thousand acres.
THIS Tract has on ii about two hundred acres Of
rich Ow Grounds. There is large portion
Of the upland that IS TO clear, very rieh there Is o.
pen Land sufficient 10 work twenty hands 10 adyan
tagc. Tie Improvements are good aud convenient,
eossling OF large Two story Dwelling house.
fifty feet 'front.' large Gtainary almost all necessa-
~ Out Houses II IL seldom there i. such proper
~ IN Market, PElTON LEF1 WlCH.
Aptl WOW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

u The ~ Orleans pesyuue says that stump candidate
in one the upper parishes of Louana promises slected
10 70 Bowie Knives rhompsenan edit ines and all
sorts Of concealed weapons"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

NEW YORK CANALS.-The Canal Board OF Commits
,;oper, have decided that the Canals OF New York shall
pen for navigation the goth of this month
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.N'EH GOODS.

WYE ARE now receiving our supply OF
w SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which comprise large and general assortment
The public invited TO call and examine our STOCK
which will be offered at prices that we MINK WI"
be satisfactory. TURNER " bO r.
A,Ha 4wi is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

1T Gen. Scott has arrived New York on his return from,
Maine The American of that city has como out in his
f,yorfp the next Presidency.
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We're .Sitf1ndrsa scheme Tornetf
SATURDAY.!
EI'ES RIGHT! GE.v.aHE!!
VIRGINIA M0NONGAIRA LOTTERY

CLASS No. @ forlsao
10 be dfa'ea al Aierdnaria, Ia iprl 10, 1889.
- numbers, Is ballots.
GRAND CAPIrAIs!!
$4,000 $4,000. s. o0n, 1900. 81. 600. "a 200
$4,000 $4,000. $500, 81 $50 sl,75o, 81, 800,
10 prizes OF $500, ID OF $50, lso of $500, &c.
ilehcS Slo-Shafes IN proportion. For sale NJ
BoOkERS NEW OFFICE.
The drawing Of the above Scheme will be received
here on Tuesday the 10Th inst.
o. Orders from the county fa, Tickets d,,un by
d. ;. Gregory X Go. in all JUgiaia Schemes. Tao
oompanIed by cash or Ptlze 'rlekets) promptl, aud
eoGhdentially attended to, twhcn addressed TO
HENRY II. BOOKER,
Iynchbu,g, Va.
o. My customers may always depend on see
lug the numbers OF every Lottery IN which |
sell Tickets, published IN this plpeh (rhe Nngin-
an,) so soon as the Official List OF the Drawing is
received. H. H. BOOKER,
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.RrSiHriNg ElOtcerS,

A large supply, Bunches Wreath aud Spfigs ofthe
finest aud most beautiful STYLES,
CurIs and Ringlets, splendid lot
Combs OF all kinds that be asked for,
Fancy Baskets OF every description,
Burlaps from Cd Is. invite the attention OF the
Farmers aud Planters TO this article,
Cotton Ozuaburgs, very large lot at l2d cents, to
No. l,
5000 yards Cotton Cloth, at Ct cents,
"a, 7 8 and "A Brown Shiuings, very cheap.
Bleached ShrlIng full yard wide, and very fine at
12d cents,
A Fine Long Cloths at l24 cents and Is.
Sd and a Brown and Bleached Shirtlngs, all quail
tiles,
Domestic Plaids and striped Goods, for Servants,
Blue, bleached and brown Drs, very cheap,
Bed Ticking from l24 cents, To the best,
Blue Bale Cotton, all Nos.
Two bales Of Blankets for Boat Tents tho best or
seen in this market, and very cheap,
Wool IIats at 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
RICHMOND, April ,, 1899.

RICHMOND, Apiil J, 1889
Tie House has today made considerable progress
with the business before it-No bill of much general
interest acted upon. The Senate lbs rejected
all the notifications of its amendments To the Bank
my bill. 1t will be again, suppose, brought up IL
the House Tomorrow. Its defeat IN consequence
OF this disagreement is more than probable. The
Loco FocoS not ayerse 10 that result as they
say they anticipate a swimming ma jonty in both
Houses next winter, when they will have the 1e IN
then own hands. With those who deem an increase
oil Banking capital essential TO the development of
the resources and the restoration Of the commercial
prosperity OF Virginia, it is important enquiry
whether they will contribute TO the defeat OF a inca
which they believe is called for by the best in
tcress of Nmgnia, by sending representatives here
who will etter the Banks by absurd restrictions as
not only TO prevent any increase but actually rcu-
der their present capital inefficient.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

NOTICE.--i would like to accommodate from
~ 10 to Is boarders. My charge will be for board
and lodging at the Of ten dollars per month--lor
board, washing and lodging Sll per month.
JAMES NJ. WOOD.
have, ALSO good lot Of Picked Oysters
which will sell low, and expectto keep them con
stanily on hand. j. NJ NooD'
April ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
SPLENDID LOTTERIES!
TO HE DE.sIy..v TEES WEEK
Talbots Lottery and Exchange Office,
Lyncbbwg, april 9Th, 1899.
HfFg5niu state EOsfeTy,

For the benefit of the h1onongolia Academy.
CLASS No Tor 1889
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. on Saturday the l3ih
April o. The Official LIS 81 the Dr,wlng vii
be received at tins Office Tuesday the 10th
inst. AT O'Clock, p. NJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

The care with which these Goods were selected
and the manner in which they were bought, certain
~ enable us 10 offer them such prices rs cannot
fail TO please all who are disposed 10 buy. We IN.
wife such to give us call and examine for themselves,
belor@ purchasing, IS We a,e determined to sell un.
der the market ptices for cASll.-Thc following
few of the articles:
CLOTHS-Woodcd wool dyed black, blue, green
brown, aud all other coors, cheaper than they
offered IN this market.
CASSlMEkES-Pain ribbed, smped and Veto
ria Ill colors, cheap as the Cloths.
CASSlNETfS-Plain, striped and plaid, very
cheap,
60 pieces kentucky Jeans, auction purchase, very
cheap,
Splendid figured aud plain Satin Neslines,
Marscilles do do extra hne,
Tenants Satin aud Bombazinc Stocks OF all widths
100 pieces Georgia Nanhcens, yer, chear,
Ptlncettas, Hastings, Ermlnelles and Victoria sum
mer Ware, very cheap,
White and brown Linen Drills some extra fine and
finciu,
Brown Linen, several auction lots, very cheap,
lish Linens, all qualities. some very fine.
500 wards do auction lot, fine al 25 cents,
l2I real lIsh Sheetng, very fine,
Bomba2inc from 81 to the finest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
NAMES No. LglINVVnCEA

JAMES No. LgENNSECEA,
HASJuST RECEIVED, and offers for sale low.
Il u Tor cash on for country produce his
Spring supply or Goods.
BEaTEaEE.--Sole Harness, Skpfings Birdie.
Russet aud Wax Upper Cali skins, domestic aud
phlodclphia) Sheep Stins. Morocco, Binding
skins and Hog Skins
olu.S.- -'INnntrs', Winter Strained Lamp and
Olive OF Sweet obs.
GROCERIES,.
Java, Las, India, Porto Rico, Laguira. aud Rio
Coiices
Black aud Imperial Tea.
81. Cinis, Poo eco aud New Orleans Sugar
Loal Sugars, good assortment.
pS'EV'E;S.
Malaga, Madeira, Clatet. Champagne and Porr
WINS, OF the best quality.
New England, Antigua, aud Jamaica RUN.
Blstcied, German aud Shear STEEL,
Pepper, Indigo, Madders, Shoethread AID lacks,
Tow aud Flax LINEN.
A large lot Of BACON,
100 Sacks Of SALT,
box If llaro's best Chewing TOBACCO
April 81, II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
$4,000 WORTH OF
y y EsE.v VIC " TN. H Il II
&. - % ID =.
1T S.FSFE PRICES,
1T CASH PRICE

M L are now receiving nj our CASH STORE,
and CHEAPEST Stock Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
Black Italian silk, single and double
width.

Figured black and blue black do, very superior
qnnllty,
Figured and plain colored do, do
Satms, white and cololed OF the best quality,
Chailics and Mouslin DE Laines very rich
Printed Lawns aud Camblics, some beautiful styles,
Painted Musns, beautiful article, at % cents per
yald,
Jlokonct Cambrcs and Muslins, very cheap,
Swiss Muslius PLAN aud figured do
Book do and Bishop Lawn, do
Muslin, Bobnct aud Thread lnserincs and Edciugs
Bobinct and Thread Laces, some extra fine,
Footngs, all widths, some very narrow,
SILK and Cotton Hose and half Hose, some very
cheap,
Linen Cambria llandkerchefs plain and hcm-stitch
ed. some extra,
Mems aud Boys Silk do
French worked Capes and Collars, some very sups-
ilcr,
Fancy Ilandkcrclels and Scaris, splended assort-
meut,
Duchess De Orleans Wells, new and beautiful ar
tidc,
Gauze and Lustrng Ribbons, all coIors and widths,
20 pieces fashionable narrow Betting,
Twisted Silk and Pichnet Gloves, all colors
Kid do do
SILK Frnges, all colors,
Pafasols and Umbrellas, very large supply,
On for children.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
) or GEO pieces CaIicocs, from Cd. TO
373 cents.

Furniture Calico. some splendid,
Furniture Dlmity, different patterns,
Cotton Fringes, unusually cheap,
Leehorn Hats. for children,
go loz Palm Leaf do, all sizes,
Bonnrts and Hoods of the most fashionable styles,
large supply, and shall be continually receiving as
tho drnora .auures 1t.