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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-14
MIR, RlNES.

"A.
The E,auirer Of the 9Th inst. says" All doub
has vanished With rs, and we are compelled 10 ranl
Mr. Rives with the Opposition" Ifihis be true, wha
becomes Of the "shams. devices, coalitions, ant
i~n,rigues' charged upon the Wings by the Enqui.
rer, II Mr.. Rives be with the Opposition ii i,
all they ask. and the support, which they gave 10 him
rests on the broad ground Of principle as we'll as Of
policy.
But Mr.. Rives voted for the Expunsc-says che
ofthe Impracticatles. Yes: aud they who urge this
objection are preparing, il they are no, already pre-
pared, to leap into the embrace OF Martin Van Blu
rem, the secret adviser, and of Thomas II. Benton
the open. mouihed advocate Of that deed! What
confidence can be placed in the integrity OF such
men, however forciblc may be the objection Itself -
The argument may be good agaips, Mr.. .Rives, but il,
comes with a bad grace from men who are prcpar-
ed 10 take up their I" bed and board with the whole
tribe Of Expungers.
And Mr.. Rives 10 a new convert too And SO
were many Of you. gentlemen, who are now for put
ting Mr.. r. on probation, and for testing his 6deli-
~ by q trial of-how many months or years we know
rot. Did the Wings object to receiving in their
ranks, on the instant, aud elevating 10 high offices.
those who left the Administration party, when Gen.
Jackson removed the Deposites and usurped powers
not conferred on him by the constitution Did
they repulsc those who came into their ranks when
the Proclamation was issued :! Did they, in either
case. throw the previous sins Of hese q new con-
yerts' in III cir teeth, and demand a test Of their
fd eli,y before they were received into full com
muniop, and SOM Of them elevated to important
posts by Wing votes? No: in every case they
were received with open arms ; aud, although many
of them differed from the great body of the Wings
upon important, questions, which. however, belong
ed TO the history Of the past, they did not require
them to be placed upon the Procrus.ian bed be-
fore hey were permitted 10 unite with us in the
struggle agains, Executive omnipotence. Some of
ahese, our late allies" have rewarded our too
readily yielded confidence by the bascst ingratitude
and treachery-and Mr.. Rives may do the same
thing-bu, we are willing in his case. as in theirs.
TO trust him, and if he hereafter return, like the
dog to his vomiL. or the SOW to her wallowing IN, the
mire,' we can only say that John c. Calhoun and
his followers will not stand SOLITARY and alone" in
their apostacy.
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Gszs@sDs
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
RIcnmnnn. Niarrh.1I ia.

Hit i y 3
The James River ard kanawha Bill was M, called
up this morning. It's fate Is very doubtful, unless.
the sum asked for be still farther reduced. A COM
bination OF causes exists which render this psrticu-
lar work unpopular with some who are friendly 10
Internal improvements.
The General Banking Law, Interesting The capital
of the existing Banks about, 81 SOC, 600, in addition
10 the increase authorized by the law o fle37. passed
the IL. OF ID. to-day, by a decisive majority. It's
tate IN The Senate is leemed doubtful.
The resolutions submitted some days ago. ny me.
authorizing The establishment OF a State Bank, the
profits OF which to be appropriated TO the cons'rac-
lion Of the Southwestern Rail Road and other inn
p~toscncnts, were this morning, after a bret discus
sion, indefinitely pos'po ned. by a vote OF &c to ~
The minority wa larger than there was any reason
10 att, ipa;c, when We cousid y the novelty of The TO
position, and tho deep-looted preju ices existing a
gainst Banks IN any form, aud particularly MS gov
emu ont institutions, in some section of this State
The increase OF Banking capital, authorized by an
other bin, also operated against them. | have no
doubt. howevci, tina, a plan similar to this will ulti-
malely succeed.
Immediately after it's rejection. The Southw estcrn
Rail Road Bin came up and tue debate upon u
WIS commenced by Mr.. Smith oil |. OF w. IN oppo-
ston. Mr.. rcyton had the floor, IN reply, When tho
hout of recess arrived, having commenced, and pros
secuted for about ID minutes a ioleible argnmenti IA
reply 10 Mr.. Sm,lh. ep.
The Senate, on Friday, aea,a rejected the bill
ALLOW ing turnout tee 10 Tobacco Inspectors.
Mr.. Rives, who has been IN this CITY sill CO Thurs
day las, will leave to-motrow Tor his fesede1ce ~
AlbeimMlc.
| observe by the Baltimore papers, that tho
President IS Wheeling anew the Axe Of frosi
cripion. DR.. Jones, the Postmaster at Wash
ineton city. IL the fist victim oil the rotary
motion of this engine of Party daspotism, by
which tho " powers thai be- hope To curb, in a free
country, the free exercise OF opinion. There viii
be. however, but lutte sympathy ttlt ior DR.. Jones.
who went into Office upon tins same Prostrip,ae
principle. The uoisou'd chaliee, which he Helped
10 drug for his predecessor, Is now commended Ia
his own lips. Oihcr removals are spoken u
among ,hem john C~dmpbell, Esq, (rraa-
surcf.) the brother of Gov. Culnfoell, whose long
retention in office, indeed, sinc1 he has proved too
independent 10 wear the collar, would have been
matter of surprise, had il not ben accounted for
the circumstance Of his extensive and influential con-
ncxion in Southwestern NIrginin. Wm.B b, Lewis,
cd Andtor, and Th. l.. Smith, Register, are also on
the list-but for what cause hey are 10 be removed.
l have OF head
The House Of Delegates is iogftssing rapidly
with business, holding allcinoun ser $ ons every otLer
day. in which large misses Of local bills are dispos-
cd of. ! b gin to hope we shail set If from the lst
To the 9Th of Aptil.
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"h"e S"tph"r S~pfings.-Thc Lewisburg Enqui-
'er states that Dr. Moorman, Resident Physician, a,
me White Sulphur Springs, is about TO publish "a
Directory for The use Of the White Sulphur waters,
win practical remarks on their medicinal properties
ana applicability to particular diseases. and that a
company has been formed, which has entered into
extensive arrangements for bot,ling tho White Sui.
phur wa'er''and have them transported to MI parts Of
the United States, aad so peculiar is said to be tho
quality Of this water, tina, /, loses none of 10 virtues
by this operation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-14

W Gov MeNatt las .e,oed tho bill passed by
'ne Legislature OF Mississippi, authorizing the u.
MO" Bank to sell the balance OF the State bonds, u
mounting to sio'5oo.o 200. compelling the bank to es-
"o'sn hcr hrsnchesiorthwi,h and authorizing her to
'''"e So'ooo'ooo' Of post notes, bearing an interest ~
not less than five nor more than six per cent. per an.
mum. payable In one year after date. This measure
OF tho Governor has created much excitement no
much relief from tho presen, unparalleled pceuniary
pressure was anticipated by the operation Of this
Law.
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o. There has yet been no Special Minister ap-
pui".ed to England. The N. In,eIligencer says:"rha,
the appropriation for this purpose made by Congress
could only operate as il suggestion Of the measure,
the President Of the United States having, in the
recess Of the Senate, the sole power to. determine
whether and when a Minister or Diplomatic Agen,
should be sent to any foreign country, and thar it is
quite doubtful whether any Special Minister will be
appointed at all.
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O.. There is yet some hope of Missouri. We
had feared, that, for her long and degrading attach
,ment and obedience to Benton, she had been - given
over to a strong delusion," that she might be ruin
ed by her misplaced confidence. But the rejection.
81 few days since, by The Senate of that State. Of one
'6f Bcnton's bantlings, inspires us with a faint hope
that the scales are falling from her eyes, and that
the day is not far distant when she will cease 10 be
mislcad by so blind a guide. The bill TO which we
allude, called The Currency Bill. prohibited The circu-
lation, in Missouri, ofthe notes issued BY the Banks
of other States. 1t passed The House of Rrprescn-
aatiyes, and, though il was dictated by Benton him
sef. was ne sa,ived by the Senate, by a vote Of l6 to
II. The St. Louis Republican congratulales the
State upon this favorable symptom Of returning san
i,y, and tells Col. Benton that tits only a p,emoni,o-
ny warning OF the overthrow Of his wonderful and
tong influence over public sentiment in Mis-
sour.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on Wednesday evening the 2zlh inst, BY
the Rev. Benjamin M. Smith, Mr.. WILLIAM G..
GRAsrY, merchant Of Mount Airy, TO Miss LErITA
ST.. CLAIR STONE. daughter Of Mr.. Samuel Stone Of
Danvillc.
-, on Tuesday 2e,h February, by the Rev.
VIM. Lefw;ch. Mr.. Christopher Cundif Of North
Carolina. 10 disc Sarah o. Turner, daughter Of Ad.
mjre Turner Of Bedford.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-14

Lynchburg and Buffalo Springs Tur"p'ke.-we
learn that a contract has been made to construct tins
road at tho rate Of $3.50 a mile. and that tho ener-
,e,ic contractors, Messrs. Davis d Camm, are ma
king preparations for commencing the WORK WIN al
efficient force early 10 next month
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% 1t will be seen from the proceedings Of the
Legislature, that the House Of Delegates have pass
cd an act to change the meeting Of The General As
''"ely' back from tho la Monday in January to the
let Monday ia Dscemb er. as it formerly was. and
rejected the proposition to alter the time VI holding
The annual lectiops.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-14

Suspension Of Specie Paymenta-The Civ Bank
Of Detroit, and the State Bank of Michigan, have
suspended specie payments. Both Of these banks
announce to tho public, that they have suspended
for sixty days, owing TO a continued run on them for
specie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-14

&C.. We learn from the Stanton Spectator, that
the negro boy Peter, charged with burning the barn
of Mr.. B. +. Frye, at Rockfsh Gap, has been tired
before the county court, convicted and sentenced to
be executed the first Tuesday in May.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-14

AL in tie family Among the recent appoint
menfs we observe that Of Martin Van B uren, j.. TO be
Secretary, under the 9th section of the act TO reor-
ganize the Land Office, in the place Of Abraham
Van Buren,, resigned.
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O. We caanot assert the fact with certainty,
bu, we do express the unq uaIIfed belief,l that, many Of
thnse now known as "Impracticables,' - will ,at the mex,
Presidential election, vote for Martin Van Buren, as
President Of the United States. They could not
sustain Mr.. Rives for the Senate, because he supper
ted the removal Of the Deposrtcs. the Proclamation.
the Force Bill and the Expunge-and yet we shall
SEQ them swallow. without the slightest contortion
ofiacc, Van Buren, as President, who is gully of The
same sins We shall be very app, TO throw the hon,-
lilies Of these gentlemen, about consistency and
principle in their teeth before many mon,hs-and
we give them Il warning before hand.
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o. The Enquirer " wonders how any man who
processes to be a friend TO the Adminisu alton can
rally any longer with the Wings in supper, Of Sen
s'or who is decidedly opposed to the Administration
meaning Mr.. Rives. Surely, if it correctly de-
fines Mr.. Rivess position, it should no longer
= wonder that the Wings voted for him. Their
great aud primary object is to to overthrow the Adj
ministra,ion--no for the childish purpose Of put
sing one man out Of Office and another in,-but with
the higher and nobler aim Of ~trampling ia the dust
those doctrines of Kingly preroga,ive and power,
which. under the guisc Of Democracy have been en-
grated upon our institutions, and which ifnot sue
cesslully resisted, will convert our Republican sys-
TEN into a Monarchy. IfMr. Ri,es be with the
opposition in this great etiortto arrest the constant
tendency Of Power TO steal from the many to the
privileged few, it is all we ask. Heis Wing enough
for us-far more acceptable, indeed, than many who
bear the name only to vagn a more deadly war upon
she principles Of that party.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-14

W'hiskey, Plaster and oats.
AN CONSIGNMENT, 200 bbIs. Mountain
~ Whiskey, part Old. Also Is tons Plaster
Paris, aud a few bushels English Oats.
SAM. +. RENNICk,
Al the Stone Lumber House.
March 7 Wv II
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Valuable Town prosperity.

VIRTUE ola dccrce OF the HUI ii ps Court
- for he Corporation Lynchbnrg, pronounced on
Il G 3rd day Of December, 1888 AT the suit of Jane
Lee planul Us Louisa Logan and others, do end
ants, the undersigned Commissioner, appointed or
that purpose, will sell to the h CHEST bidder, on thu
penis y, on Saturday, the 30th March inst. the
property mined in sand decree. on a credit Of six
monlhs. Bond AID approved security will be re-
CURED and tie title withheld as fulther security I'M
I'll payment is made, subject 10 res lc in case any
part Of the purchase money should not be paid.
The property consists of a LOT on Federal Hill
and near the residences of Mr.. Micajah Davis. Jr.,
Mr.. Isaac Adams and others, the improvements are
a good Brick House. sficieatly large for a largo
family with the usual Out Houses, and n Well OF
excellent Water. The title Of this properly is be-
leved TO be cool.
JOHN NJ. GORDON Commissioner.
March IA to0Mh
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WYE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, a few pack
w ages Of NEW GOODS,
amongst which are a lot OF Muslin Capes and Col
lars, (Freueh work, very cheap:
Calicoes, Werseld e. Cotton Hosiery,
Fancy HandkerchieGs Mareno Hankerchieis,
CAME do Satin Ribons.
Pongee Silks do Velvet do
With many other articles, and a~sInalliot ofNun's
Bonnets, and we are IN daily expectation Of receiving
4 case Of Nuns Bonueis (new style.) All Of which
we are determined to sell low for cash.
j.. J. PURVIS & DUFFEL
Feb4 IS
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COM NJ CNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
Alta meeting of the fre nds of the present admins
,ration, held at the Tavern of b. Finch, Campbell
Courthouse, pursuant TO a public notice in the news
papers, on Monday the l1th inst, to take into con-
sideralion the ~proprieiy of sending Delegates to the
held in the city Of Richmond, on the third Monday
in this month,-and Of nominating candidates for the
House Of Delegates.
On motion, Sterling c. Anderson was called to
the chair. and Col. II. T.. Cheatham appointed Sc
cIetary.
The following gentlemen, viz Col. ]. G. bearing,
DR.. G. ID. Gillian. Robert II. Gray, VIM. Daniel.
Jr, and DR.. J. Pankey, were then appointed a com
mittee TO draft resolutions expressive Of The sense Of
the meeting, who having retired, returned in n short
time, and reported the following resolutions, viz
l.. Resolved, That this meeting do highly approve
ofthe Democratic Republican Convention, proposed
TO he held in the City OF Richmond on the Sd Mon
day in this month.
Q. Resolved, That Charles H.. Lynch and David
r. Ed!ey, Esqrs., be and they are hereby recon-
mendedto the voters OF this county, as suitable per-
sons to be voted for al the approaching election OF
members of the House Of Delegates. aud that We will
use all honorable means to promote their election.
10 pursuance Of The second resolution, the follow
lowing gentlemen, to wit Major o.. u. Clay, Col.
II. F.. Cheatham, Daniel Franklin, Sterling &. An
derson, Robert H.. Gray. Charles Ii. Lynch and
Hill McCraw wer. severally nominated aud appoint
ed "a delep a,rs to attend the Convention.
On motion, Resolved, That the proceedings be
signed by the President and Secretary, and forward
ed to The Editors ofthe Lynchburg VlrginIan aud
Richmond Enquirer, with a request that they pub
lish The same in their respective papers.
STERLING G. ANDERSON, Chm.
u. E. CHEArHAM, Secretary.
The Editor of the Enquirer will please copy.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against tho estate Of
"a. tho late Rich'd. Walker Of bedford county,
are desired to bring them forward, as the executors
are about TO close the accounts # the said estate.
WM. RADFORD. r.
HECTOR HARRIS,
March If ia
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- T. u X LING w T. y, LON
- don Mustard and Segars,
Burgundy. Hook, NupInal d jolly Y Co. Sparkling
Wines, OF the FIRST ORDER GENUINE LONDON
Mustard in Jars, and REAL HAVANA Secars, re-
ceived and for sale by w DAVIES.
March IL bf
Fresh supply Of Mulberry Cuttings
L MuIticaulis. For sale by GEO. BAGB I.
March IA
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H'HlS MORNING at II O'Clock, | will sell. \
4 lot Of DRY GOODS, new and second hand
Furniture, &c. &c. &c.
Also,
Several Saddle aud Harness HORSES.
Terms At sale. CHARLES PHELPS, Aue.
March ii II
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By Payne and T'a,1sef',
WE WILL SELL IN front of our Office, on
w Saturday the 10Th inst, a Handsome
nud Harness.. and one 6nc Har-
ness Horse, on Il credit OF 30 days.. P.& i.
March II 1t
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NEW CENSUS.-Congress passed at its last
Session., an act TO take the sixth census or enuinera.
ton of the inhabitants Of the U. States. In 1890
was the last census taken.-The provisions of the
present act are similar to the last, requirin g that in
taking the enumeration Of persons, a distinction
shall be made of he sexes and ages Of all free white
persons respectively, under five years Of age those Of
five and under ten; those often and under fifteen ;
those Of fifteen and under twenty those Of twenty
and under thirty. and so on ill they arrive to those Of
a hundred and upwards.
The Marshals Of the several districts and terrific
ries are charged with the execution ofthis act, under
the direction Of the Secretary Of State. The en-
umeration IS to LIST Of June, 1910, and
be finished in ten months. The assistant Marshalls
are TO be paid for their services at the rate of 2 dol
lars for every hundred persons returned, when the
persons reside in the country and when the emu
meration is made in the cities, the compensation is
/ 10 be al, the same rate Tor the first three thousand
and two dollars fer every three hundred persons over
three thousand. Tie Marshalls receive for their
services from $3.50 to $3.50.
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Wagon ard Horses :t Auction.
WILL SELL, on Tuesday the l9th inst. in
. front Of my auction room, one good four horse
Wagon, Horses and Harness, on a credit OF 80 days.
Also, AT the same time . or 3 good Saddle Horses.
CHARLES PHELPS, Auc't.
March Ii IT
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Lemons and ORANGES,

UUST receierd and for sale a superior lot Lem
- mons and Oranges
CHARLES PHELPS.
March II IS
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POLITICAL.
From the Iroroester Palladium.
wlRTa DAY OF WASHINGTON,

H
An hail to the iay lei 4. hrllow tn morn
Let the naiion njeiee herein the hero vas born,
All eloudrss and bright were the beams oftha sun,
Whose srlendor has .lonc great Washington.
A the high, ofthai morn DER Columbia doth rise.
Let the name her ehiei from earth - the skies,
Fora Warrior, statesman sage, all in one
We ob,uusd by the birth of our great " ushnEton.
When the thousands OF Britisn in, AIDED the land.
Oar country auased him the frs, iH command,
He beat their bsld warriors, I'LL proud Albion
Gave the olive Of peace to gres Washington
Our country Redeemed, aud with freedom slais.
Called him for the first to rule e,er tho state;
The FIRST and the best, remember not one
soasvo,ed aud true great Wshngion.
Then ls,idsr, ,till lonisr, cannon shall roar.
Let our Banner flea; high OF the ocean and shore;
Until time is no mor, aud the worlds glass j. nun
Will we hail the birthday Of our great Wsindgion.
uxBRIpGE.
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IInanimousIy elected BY the Board OF Trustees a,
prneinal. For the last two years Mr.. Curtis ha.
had charge fihe Slate River School, Buckingham
County, Va. and is highly recommended by the
Ttusiees of that School; also BY President Lord oil
Dartmouth College, IN. ll..) OF which he lisa grad
uale.
The academic year is divided into two sessions oil
Eve months each
The Terms OF Tuition are as follows, viz:
Preliminary Course 3 per session.
Higher branches OF English Ian
e.age Exclusive Of Mathemaiesl ~
Mathematics, French. German La
TO- or Greek Language, 10
Students will be charged from their entrance Yea
of sickness oxceped) I'LL the close oil the ses-
sons.
Board. including washing, lodging, hshts, &C.
may be had IN private families, at IS per month.
J The vicinity in which this Institution IS located,
ia point of health, morals and means oi acquiring M
formation, IL probably not surpassed by any IN the
country In addition To the advantages offered by
similar institutions students may have access to Il
eneulatng Library.
; ~ B-Parents and guardians may rest assured,
strict attention will be paid TO the morals OF The
students.
BY order oflhc Board,
Il. l.. CHEATHAM, President.
~ The Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer
will insert The above once week for six weeks, and
send tleir account to this Once FOR payment,
Cocoon, Campbell CO., Va.
February 81, 1889. Is
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REAL ES,lV TIE.
II, tse so,rn Of Eanpi. We, sfrasn,n.

TO wit Dwelling House and 10 ! IN The said town
now in the occupancy ofReuben n opslns' Esq. and
known and disiinguishe IN the plan 81 said town a
Lot No. 24.--Also Dwelling House AMI Lot CON
tanning one of ground on Bank SIRE, in said
town, now in the occupancy of james J. n.s, ESQ
Also an unimproyed Lot fronting the last uIsutloned
Lot containing one half acre of sround.- Also one
other half acre Lot lying Linn street, will stable,
built on it.--Also one other Lot of unin bowed
ground lying Linn street, ad dining Il Q L,i2 Of
William Woody and William l.. Graham, ESQ =,
being slip of Land aud its dimensions not ascersj >
ed,-Alsoa
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A RE NOW RECEIVING their supply OF
~ SPRING GOODS, which were selected and
purchased at the North by one of the firm, such
enable them to sell as cheap such articles
can be bought IN this market. Their stock embraces
a variety Of Goods, in their line, such as the follow
ing,viz
Cloths, blue-blaek, invisible Green; every variety
Cassimcres, plain and rlb'd; blue blk. fancy Summer
Cloths, Bombazinc and London billings, Nestings
of EVERY variety, Ilandkerchleis, GLOVES,
Collars and Bosoms, Satin Cravats of style.
Their stock of READY MADE CLOTHING
is and will continue be large, cheap and desirable
Gentlemen wishing Clothes made 10 ORDER or those
which are already made will find it to their advan-
lage to call aud examine tor themselves.
Main Street, nert door ADORE the sign Of The Bog
and Mortar, LyRchburg
Mnfch % LIN