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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09
RlouMoNn, Anil 1870.

Gepdemen-l have had the honor 10 receive YOUR
invitation to "parake ola public dinner to be a..
ven 10 tho lion, iItHipa Z. Rirts." at Charlottes.
vile an the Goth uf The present month Engage.
hehls OF private business and public duty will make
II impossible ior me TO unite with You on the occa.
/ SION.
Peculiar circumstances have identified Your dis
nagnished guest ~Ith the great cause of Reprcscn-
iaiive hdeh'y aud popular supremacy II those
representatives. who prefer their country To their
panty ana obeN the wishes OF tho people rather than
me VIII OF The Executive, Ia be pfostfatcd--,hst
cause must be o'ctthrown, and with the strongest
entfenehments OF Republican Freedom. I rejoice
IN the confcnt belief thnt here Isl fedeeming viz
tue IN the sober nisdom aud integrity the
public judgment which will prevent the eonscivt.
i've pfntl of the government nom being lost
sieht oi amidst the din and SNAKE of party strife
The " still small vutcc" Of truth and reason will
trust continue to be heard above the uptoar Of con
tending factions, aud needed mnra Than the loud
hnlloo OF NOISY demagogues and interested parli-
sans.
for the last two years Nj Rives hns devoted lis
great abilities manly aud petsepefnR resistance
Ia measures and principles dangerous the liberties
and destructive To The prosperity Of the country
lie has done in spite of dlscontngepent aud dan.
gets which few politicians have the moral hrnness
10 resist 1t was AZ the imminent hazard of his pa.
htica rrosttainu, aud wnh the certainty ut encoun-
tering the " anahcma OF party" aud iatoiiinp the
almost boundlcss confidence aud favor Of triumph
nnt and powerful executive. Such sacrifices ATTEST
the patriotism ard djsnietesttdness OF his conduct
aud motives, aud will eulillr him Ia the APPRECIATION
nj his conslitueus-lho people OF Nlrplna. From no
potion OF them could proper manifestation of APP
riauso more appropriately than ftoin " his
Republican friends aud nei ghhofs." who have had
the best means OF knowing the unstalned putrv Of
his private lic, AZ well as the consistency aud virtue
oi his public conduci.
Asl cannot avail myself ot vour palitrncss, Ly he.
ing with Won beg leave 10 otler sentiment winch
| presume ~ll1 be not Unacceptable.
1he "anicrrfcF" Fourteen Conservatives in the
lpRiRia LcgiSia'gre.- Faithful 10 Then principles
-iuthtul To then constiturnts--tlitllul their
eonntry--lhey may proudly spun the rep,oach Of
belns unaitllul to thcu plfts.
am very respectfully, Your OH ser,'r.
JOHN NJ. PATTON.
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cONNECTlCuT,


Ind The GofretPoadcgt n The Richmond Enquirer.
We have been favored by u friend with the follow
ing extract dam ii Letter from Ca nneercut. which
a, rvs nltb how much ruth the Correspoul,nt al lin
Enustler eh.,pes up,n Tie Win, of Connecticut ,
nuIan WltA tie Abohtionis,s
:. haze lust seen the Richmond Enoairer. n
contains 4 long imposing arcle, manufactured ex-
pres,fy lor the occasion of YOUR appfoacbipr cleo
uo5s by some individuals IN Hartford who have or.
cupied high PLACES and would be clad to do so A.
,aia Il bea,s tGe impress, OF John NJ Niles in tbs
wIap and the filing Is the handy work OF Mr. Tou.
rry Tie "CobnectlcuI Nightingale" as Mr. Stanley
of Nnnh Carolina cognon,patel hnl-w,th otca-
s,oual spice : fled into the coInlound by the tieyo-
ted hand OF Gideon +. NTelIs, p. NJ. 1t is base III
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4 VARIETY OF FANCY ARTICLES,
April 90
Fancy Goods.

'1NlIE Ladies will find at Hunt & Martins fine
assortment of FANCY GOODS, viz;
Figured and plain black and coored Silks,
Splendid figured aud plain white aud coored Satias,
Bonnet Silks, Satins aud black Mode.
nephyr lhu'e,new and beautiful, for Parry Dresses,
Black aud white Laces, for Wells, new STYLE
do Blond Lace
Dress Handkerchiefs and Scarrs.
Heavy black India Satin,
Donnets' Bonnet Ribbands, Wreaths and Flowers,
Chai'ys, Chally de Sole, Printed Lawns and jaco
nets,
'a'n' embroidered and open work Silk Gloves and
;, Hosiery.
nu'ng and Linen Cambria Handkcrclneis,
rams, assorted, some very FIVE.
HUNT & MARTIN.
May Is
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EgNSg ,$fsfG OF ESsFs,01ge
VED%.

, URStAN Mt to the provisions of Two deeds Of
3 trust executed by David :. Gallaud Tie one
to HE undersigned, John NJ. Otey aud Robert Tins
ley, bearing date the OH dag OF Apnl ls2s. and HE
other 10 the undcslsued Robert Insley and Man
nee II, daflard, bearing ia'e the dry Of April
8es. both Of which are Of record in the Clerks OF
fee Of Amherst, We Shall Ffday. tie 10th day of
Nay neNt, upon the premises. that is to say,
At the residence Of tie sand Dayid :. Garland,
poeeed t. sell, for ready money the highest bld-
der, all he remaining property conveyed in the said
satisfy the debts thereby secured. The said prop
cry consists Of hc Tract OF Land, ON winch
e said David s. Garland feside.lyin2 IN the county
Vi Amherst. on both SIDES OF Bnl1aloe River and IL
round the town Of New Glasgow, including his Wa
ter Gr>t MIL on Bufll"c, Cherry ihIl plantation,
the Wmton House and Plantation, the House Where
the said David :. Garland resides, with the appunc-
nance ,supposel to contain upwards oil
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BAlNBRiDaE. Chenaneo. n. \"
Abrl -. 1893.

GcnHcmcn--l have the honor TO acknowledge the
receipt Of your letter OF the 5 instant, inviting me
To pdttake of public dinner 10 be gwen to the
Hon ". {. Rtves the 20ih at Charlottesville, hy
his republican friends aud relglibors.'
1t would afford me much pleasure, TO attest
BY my presence Nf circumstances would permit,
winch. | Roget will n0D nay high sense OF the
worth talent, and patriotism OF your d'slin-
gnishcd leow oItzrn, who 50 justly possesses
vanr confidence aud esteem. HIS frank fearless and
independent course, IN opposition TO the w'H and
anll-rrpublcdn projects olthe executive, has cudcu-
ed his pane every republican, who adheres 10 Tie
GIih OF the demo ratio fathers His lame Is tie pro-
perry OF the NaIion-By ii, Willie guarded rom
The assaults OF a y,udclige scrsfe and partisan
press. In him Virginia possesses AN eloquent
" unfenlhed" advocate and assefter OF her pfincI-
pies. I hat she, IN common with he Whole country y,
may continue to be benefited by his Invaluable ser
vices in the Senate OF the United Staes, 10 tie al
denr wish OF every tue hicnd oil her prosperity aad
glory.
BE pleased to icnder,o the company the suhioa
ed sentiment aud to accept FOR yourselves aud To-
those whom you represent the assurances OF my sin
cefe regard. j. I. CbAhN'
Tie doctrines Of jefferson and Uddjsoa.-Fh'
genuine doctrines Of constitutional llbeny--in VIM
Z. Eiyes they fad an able and eloquent cxpotule
and DEFENDER
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E'dpl.1sEs' AE..
THE CHARLOTTESVILLE DINNER.

go N.''+N ~ / / 10y LILLE lllNNl. IL
! we published, IN our last, the speeches Of AT
k"es aud Maj, Garland Mthe Charlottesville D,nrer
We now suhjo1n several letters addressed 10 the
committee OF invitation by invited guests 4
loNlNasroN, April 18th, 1850.
hkNrltMtN Your esteemed favor of tie Sll
INST containing IN invitation 10 parAke Ola publ,
dnner at the Eagle llolel IN the town of Charottes
VILE the 2oth lust, gwen 10 The Hon lE3tidp L
h'rcS' has been dul, received. 1t will Afford me
great pleasure To attend upon that occasion.
fof the friendly feelings and personal regard IL
which your letter oil invitation is couchcd. return
you my sincere thanks, and lor the decided terms
OF appreciation in Which YOU speak of uy pnhlie ser.
wees ! ieel most grateful There is no reward
lot pubic services mofe CRAFTY To faithful re.
preventative than tho appreciation Of his consttn.
Guts.
In the midst OF the violent opposition which am
now encounletiug itotna many, who were members
OF convention IN 1881. that presented my tame 10
The democratic republicans oil this district, rs worthy
OF their trust and confidence feel proud to find that
among the sleucts 81 your letter of invitation there
ate three seutlemeu, who were also members al
hal body, aud WHO IN leir letter declare thai |
have not departed from those sound republican nm.
clplrs upon which | was elected. Tins to me is
consolaloty indeed, aud buoys me up in the conflict
IN which have been and am now engaged
lhe measures To which you refer as injurious 10
the public interest, and which brought aie MO
collision with the present administrations were
proposed durng the administration OF Gen. Jack
oI NO., n,i, I'm ~ "''' was 'Je9'-
sho,c mess ,o5 n,,,. """'''''s'" '''"' ""' in'
,,,Jr1 nm, only ,,,.',a,, Lung II" ~ was 'e
I,,nI,,in,,,,y II = ,y' NV "'''' E''''N'''E "'i"
,L, oy,.,in ,,l,,,,',..,=z '''"''1 '"'"'u'e "'''
lnends OF tie administration but could not support
fbfl and mo - "' "''
th,,, G,,,bc,ds ~, ,i IL , , ' i
As j, viewed nv he nbo,a P1,y
marry dutinp General 1rl.a,,,. ,'l,,i,,s,,,,,
,,l 49,, ,l, ,,,,.,nt ..,,5,... .t' 49,
DECENTRALIZATION" "'"l'." u "'' '"
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5000 Acres.
4 l. ) o
,Sererf.s FE0ss3cS ssR4 EOss,

In the town Of New Glasgo' to VII;
the Store House Lot,with the Improvements thereon:
the Tavern Lot, including theNew Glasgow Hotel <
other impro. emeus the yellow House and Lot ad-
joining the Tavern Lot; the White House and Lot
the east side of the road, formerly occupied by
Samuel VI. Wolf; and the two Houses and Lots on
the west side Of the road, formerly occupied by
Jesse " ade and MckeSson.
The Lands very valuable and well improved
There two excellent Dwelling Houses, with 9TH
er buildings aud improvements, necessary tor the ac-
commodaon Of families or for farming operatons.--
The Tract may be conveniently divided into three
more parcels, aud will be II necessary, suit pur-
chases. Ii is Intended to have II surveyed aud dyI-
del into tenemens Of convenient size, pals OF which
will be exhibited on the day of sale.
The undersigned. acting as trustees, will only con
yey such TILE is vested in them. bnt they believe
the tile 10 be good. JOHN NJ. OTEY,
ROBERT T1NSLEY.
Trustees under The first deed
ROBER T TINSLEN,
MAURICE II. GARLAND,
Trustees unicr Hctast named deed
March tlOMy
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n 4eEa b..

rgHE sUBscRInEe offers .o' sale, that a s aaw
.Iives formrrIy owned by Capt. Thomas Galloway,
lyina in the County Of CtmpbeIl,on Stannlon River
containing upwards of one tio''s;;nd acres,
This Tract has on it about two hundted acres OF
rich oyv Grounds. There is large portion
Of the upland that IS TO clear very rch theie Is O.
ncn Land sufficient to wor, twenty hands TO adFah-
goo ,rlte announcements are good and convenient,
cosistina ola large Two story Dweiis"s mouse
G(ty feet front. large Ordinary almost al heeess'
~ Oar Houses 1t is seldom there Is snch proper
y " Na,HeI. PEYTON LEFTWiCn
~ !" - uGw
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DAVID CAMPBELL.
CnAnLfsrov, s c, Aprh H. la39.

CnARlfsrov, s. c. AprI ii, la39.
GrNrLEMGN Il have bun this moment received
your very kind aud complimentary invitation " 10
partake Of public dinner 10 be gwen To the Hon
lRUiam T.. RireS by his republican llc dsdnd
ncghbors," the Goth last. and hasten to thank
you lorlt.
regret very much that it IS not IN my power To
accept IT. believing, as do most sincerely that
in the reelection OF that gentleman to the Seie oil
the United States by the Commonwealth Of Nrgi-
man. is involved one oil those weighty and funJamen-
tai issues which present themselves, from time 10 time
IN the history oil every free people, 10 decide then
future desincs far veal for woe, for honor or ior
shame, / should have fejoiced IN such an oPpoda-
My Of expressing what | think aud feel on the sub
lect. When consider the sacrifices made by thh
sriucr. he'd maa.-sacrces certainly Of every thing
Lar the very first Pic in the government, aHd Pcs
hans Of that-sacrllces delibrra ely and knowingly
made without hesitation, without struggle 10 q
sense OF public duty aud his dignity as Senator,
cannot permit myself 10 doubt that virginia VIII
Justify the confidence reposed IN hefby one "ho Las
so nobly justified her confidence IN nun. should
indeed scarcely regard 1t as sin ngainst my cGun-
try despair oi her DslitnI;Ons. II under such CIR
lcumstanCcs, such State should abandon suth Il
man. But IN every period o our history our pee
pie have learned IRON her sage counsels ana heroic
example to think aud act IN The lofty sprlt oil re
publIcan viftuc aud thank God that ii is IN lie,
power-notg, say, and in the person OF Que whose
| crime is that his conduct has been worthy al hei
glorious pas--lo redeem the country from the sla
wish and corrupt condition, INTO which II - rapidly
sinking under the principles protested and pfae
| Used by the adycfsares oil her late senator.
beg leave TO offer you the following sentiment:
TIE lion. IV1Hian c. Rices-More hlppy IN
defeat SO deserved, than his enemies can be made b.
any triumph-As feelings will bear witness 10 Ina
through life,
THAT on such sacrifices,
The Gods themselves throw incense
have the honor 10 be, with the highest consd
GRAFTON gentlemen, your obi servant
IL. $. LEGARE.
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es fee m
am gentlemen, your obedien, servant.
ROBERT RIyEs
Letters were also sent 10 the Hon. N. p. Tall
nadge ri New York, and Hon. G. w Hopkjn, md
'ion' Archibald Stuart Of Virginia, from whom no
answers have been received
/ VOLUNTEER ToASTs
l. we ais' snbJon portion Of thu Volunteer
foasts drunk ON The same occasion:
ng he Fit'dentsf The day, r. W. Naury. Esq
-iolitlea parties as defined and understood In ,9s
aud - esseniial 10 the preservation OF libony But
let them no" be designated by their true and log iii
mate names.
ny q. " hiasolriRg. - Freedom, OF The press and
oil Observation-Disclosures by executive or oifinsi
patronage, sure safeguard to libenies--but no
By Aietander Rires Esq, an invited guest Tn.
great question nj issue, the sub-trcasulv scheme
1t cannot be decided Tor the Admin,stra,ion until
! the elly aud viuuous Independence OF the people
shall lave been gnoby subjugaled by The ,nsld,ous
ats 81 pity management, aud the influences Of Tx
eentiYe Delalion.
" II 5. Dabaey. Representative Independence.
\ nala support IN the preservation OF Republican
Government.
Bg Richard J, u. Dayreu.--Major Garland 3.
tue sentinel of tho fundamental principles bf our
i'shis and lthetes no blind deyo,ee OF party; fenr-
lesa IN disclosing wrong, willing aud pronpt In su.
tuning right; looking more to principles th,n Ia
men though fora while conden nod by tie adIe
rents 10 party and 10 power he will vet rsa ir,l,mu
'n''y ''ndieated b, the confidence Ola sttuous peo-
PIE.
b9 ad1f. :. I. SR.ed The sub treasury scheme.
na1seo'm medicine; Van Buren, says IL must b.
AWaln"ed, hni II he ever gets II down my throat
wish mny be shot.
~ l.. 4. ih2Sihb0Adm. consistency in polii-
''ans' gem noie recous than Tho jewels of Cor
"'Ha ol creator plee'hanthr cup Of Jan,sbld. moro
rare ' s The ID .ssoin ct the aloe.
80, ~ Hes. if'ff" JIM ilor james Gafland.--
ne aoie uhdehini OF republican prinnpe.. thu
lVss ol'Ponshi oi lif tnh treasury Tho people OF
voc u'i',s' WI t''"fa nun to Tue congress oi the
un.e' 7t'es III if""f' Tor Ills has'''y aud eonsis-
'" o,, y, ~, y,
- - ~ ',i'so"'--' al hoiiioqny alter the
"e ~, ! tsa,tnfal s'es,'1n'
~ WI, ',ay od'y OF wo, Jaoili he.
a." VIII =, "po i've 'ns gay 10 s'e.
~ q y ,H,Hsas8S' W a. { kises. our invi-
YEA sats, ana 'aie Ht"', OF IA Co gress Repnb-
u, '' y ''i' I9l'ue"' parrot ny nature fearless
' a'a' III lle JUS d'So o. ms uuiies TO his eoun-
ny VINO "eR'' MOI change ms pnllllcal course 10
IN Nosa1hs ne Is worthy OF any station IN gift
VI = nee a M an e9,'S"en'u people.
, ~ = = atfot u Executive mlsiule aud party
U ,ns. VINO o'l' oppose Thank heaven,
"tf1 VIM ''t oh".,,HE 10 1"" IN coffl Piion, that
''eb may -, sen" ny us influence:
h2 zoo my i5"'''l"W m = kives a patriot
az" 'ass''ai,, Il Pup"c'n oil ne Jefe,sonian
S'nooi' "'io VII no' se''nc' ls nihclples Tor men
VI V'e' We '''"''' us "o""s ann ha""' M ioue-
PVp9e'f,, ~ ~ ~
]
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Ill servant,
J. GARLAND.
RlenMoNp. Arrill5. 1890.

GrNTLrMES II have received the invitation,
with which you have honore1 nae, To public din-
ner, to be given 10 the Hon. HHHdn C. Htrts. by
his Republican trends and neielbots, on the ooh
inst. at The Eagle Hotel IN Charlottesville and re
get very much that am Obliged to decline it, as
NY public duties will require my attention here al
that time.
! tender you my sincere acknowledgements for
the Kind manner IN which your have expressed your
appreciation Of my public conduct. H. N the course
which have deomed ii my dafy, public officer,
10 pursue, have acted, as 10 meet the apptaba
ton of the people tthe Com nonwcdlth, 1t will be =
source OF great satisfaction.
As | cannot have The pleasure Of being with YOU.
take the liberty Of odellne YOU scrtiment Tor
HE occasion
The public man. who acts independently and takes
his position where principle conducts hin--he Will
neycl be associated with other than honorable
With tic highest regard am gentlemen,
Your obi. sefvaut,
DAVID CAMPBELL.
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\ SING SHAKESPEARE,
~ Auction.

10 WILL SELL. on Friday the
az ~ In. Ia inst. ON the HILL, near Mr.
B}|~F QE John F. Johnsen's. the celebrated
e-,sAasssGs.Aall-s Young Elcrse shakespeare.
by Old Shakespeare. llissze, Appearance and blood
IS well worthy OF the attention Il breeders Of good
STOCK Sale a, 10 O'Clock precselv
CHARLES PHELPS, Auct'r.
MY
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NOTICE..

fENlE SUBSCRIBER takes this method Of IN
l. forming the public that he has comm need the
Plough Making E2sgsilacss
AT the Shop, IN the vicinity OF Mr. G.. Pne's Tan
yard where lie intends keeping an assortment
of all sizes and patterns of pougbs in use Ia tbs
section OF country, lie FILTERS himself that he WILDE
able to give geuetal satisfaction those who feel
disposed to pdronse him. Having purchased Nh
+. G. Landlords stock ~ The pougbmal>ir business
and employed competent Workman To do the wood
work, aud bis owl experience III the Snllt!Hng bust
ness. will enable him 10 warrant all his work TO per
form well. lie therefore socits share of public
patronage. DAVID p. REESE.
Nav 6 lm
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% "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINJAy "

is Published sf"'-"eeSfy fesery Monday aad 1hsiR al
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paper WW be discontinued feecep at the discrefioa m M
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inserted at5 cent, n.r go.
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NOTICE
To Rheumatic TavaIids !

e/uNSONS suffering under Rheumatic Affection ,rr ~.
ectiuly assured that they of the PROPRIETOR
hotSer obstinate The disorder be- and in ali its diGrr
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O,h R1n0r. Anil Is. 1850.

GcaHcmcn--l our letter OF the 6,h inviting me to
public dinner to be gwen 10 William c. Rnes, by
his republican friends and nei gibbons, al the Eagle
Hotel, (ChMlotte5ye,) ON the Goth instant, ~7o iu-
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NOE ae' e..

A Ii. accounts and bonds due the concern o.
"a Robinson X Elliott, must be pad before rue
LIST OF May, or else will sue on all ol nm,
A. {. ELLIOT
Aptill5
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I
The care with which these Goods were selected
! aud the manner IN which they were bought ,prain-
~ enable as 10 offer them such priees as cannot
! Ian 10 please all who are disposed buy. We in
vite such 10 give call and examine for themselves
before purchasing, is determined Ia sell un-
/ der the market prices, for CASIl.-The followlna
are Il few OF the articles:
| CLOTuS-Wooded wool-dyed bl,ek. bloe ,t.o,
/ brown, aud all other coors. cheaper than they
/ were ever offered III this market.
/ CASSlMEkLS -Platn. ribbed, striped aud Veto.
III. hll colofs, as cheap as the Cloths.
/ CASSlNETfS-Piain striped and plaid, very
cheap
G5 pieces kentucky jesus, auction purchase, WY
Splendid figured and plain Satin veslings.
Nurseries d. do some extra foe,
/ Tenants Satin and I}ombazlne Stocks of all widths
/ 100 pieces Georgia Nanheens, very cheap,
Pnncetias, Hastings, Ermiuuttes and Victoria Sum
mer Wale, very cheap,
White aud brown Linen Dulls, some extra fine and
iduclful
Brown Linen, several auction lots, very cheap
Irish Llnens, all qualities. some very fine.
500 Yards do auction lot, fine at % cents,
l2I real Irish Sheeling, verv dnc,
Bombazine, from s TO the finest.
Black Italian Silk, single mna double
width.
Figured black and blue black do, very superior
quality,
i CURED anu plain tOlufcu do, do
Satns, white aud eoored OF the best QUALIFY
Chailies aud Aousln De LANES, very Iicl.
Printed Lawns aud CambrcS, some beautiful styles.
Painted Musllns, beautiful ar:icle, AT IS cents per
yard,
Jrckonet Cambries and Muslms, very cheap,
Swiss Muslus, PLAIN aud H. uted, do
Book do aud Bishop Lawn, do
Muslin, Boblnet aud Thread lnserngs and Edgings
Hobnel and Thread Laces some extra Gue,
Foutings, all widths. some very narrow,
SILK ard Cotton Hose aud haii Hose some very
cheap,
Linen Canbie Iland1c.chefs PLAIN and hem stitch.
ed. some extra.
Meu's and Boy SILK do
Frcueh worked Gapes and Collars, somo very supe-
llcr,
Fancy llandkerelHefs aud Scails, SPLENDID assoli
Meui,
Duchess De Orleans Y ellis, new aud beautiful ar
tiDle,
Gauze and Lustring Ribbons, all co,ors and widths,
40 pieces fashionable narrow Betllg,
Twisted SILK AMI Pichnei Gloves, all colots
Xii do do
Silk Ffinges, all eo'ors,
Parasois aud Umbrellas, a very large supply,
Do for children,
5 or 600 pieces CaIiCOcs, frona Cd.
az cents.
furniture Calico, sumo splendid,
Furniture Dnity, different patterns,
Cotton ffinges, unusually cheap
Lcsh6rn Hats lor elIldIen,
90 doz. Palm LeAi do, all sizes,
Bountts and Hoods OF the most fashionable styles, H
large supply, aud shall be- continually receiving AS
the
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K a CHARLES PHELPS.
E.EsE' AkEsss.gRr
AT AUCTION.

Will Sh ILL., on Thursday the 10Th inst
NJ very valuable LAW LIBRARY. owned hy H."
late T. H. CabeIl, consisting in part OF the follow.
ng works: ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09
D.A GOODS,
New York Auctions.

we have ever had the pleasure of offering the pub
Le' bought exclusively tor CASH, aud mosll, at The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

Aud may other valuable Law and Miscellaneous
WORKS. too numerous for the limits Of an advertise
ment. Sale AT 81 O'Clock in the evening
CHARLES PHELPS.
MAYO ,Js
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09
.srFiiriGf E'gOsrers,

A large supply, Bunches Wreath aud Spigs efthe
finest aud must beautiful STYLES,
Curls and Ringets. splendid lot
Combs of all kinds that can be asked ioi,
Fancy Baskets OF every description,
Bullaps from Cd 10 Is. invite the attention OF the
Farmers aud Planters to this article,
Cotton Ozuabuigs, very large lot AT l2l cents 10
No. l.
5000 yards Cotton Cloth, AT Ga cents,
"a, & aud Il Brown Sh rings, very cheap.
Blcached Shftlns, full yard wide, and very fac ut
l21 cents,
4 Fine Long Cloths at lea cents and Is.
81 aud Cd Brown and BIeached Shrtlngs, all qnn.
tiles,
Domestic Plaids and striped Goods fol- Servants,
Blue bleacho1 aud bto sn DnlIS,very cheap,
Bed Ticking from l24 cents, to the best,
Blue Bale Cotton. all Nos.
Two bales oil Blankets for Boat Tents the besi ever
seenn this market, aud very cheap,
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