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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-14
Did not soto
0tl5s
mo contest this year.

.. No contest ms year
This lnble slinwe that the whole number of votes
polled IN this State the aat election was n.ae
iboasfnd or about ono sirti less than the number
of votes At tie Congressional eeetion 1t shows ALSO
that the Van buren, vote IN s39 instead Of oulnun-
boring the Wing vote IN the State, actuay Tell
below il more than three thousand i've hundred
votes.
lis evident therefore bnfll TINT the hast clceton
il no criterion Of the strength Of parties In general
election. rs u very large pnit at tosc accus-
toured Ia did not vhic aud that II aifDtds no
evidence Whenever ola Van iimen minority. Tho
number Of Van Buren, votes poed may have exceed
ed the nunber OF Wing votes for aughi We know
bar the figures below rive very erar explanation
Of the reason. IT, Of the nine thousand non voters
one halt or 500, had been ol the Van Buren, par
~. then the result would hive shown the strength
of parties Bnt il seems that the Na1 Buren,
oni, fell of g. 500 leaving the number Of Wing non
voio,s 3, 800, showing Mt once difference of2,ooo.
and explaining. clearly the reason Why the Van
Bu,en nien obtained, suppose they did,
jorify. 7,t
Before tho election the Van Buren, party refused
to refer 10 tho People, although requested 10 do so
by the Wings. Their presses commended that il
"a mere State oection.' We'll, tie Wings sup
vosc,l il SO They went into il State election.
They III lde ticket IN Sussex, Warren or Hunter
don, aud very much relaxed lhrir exerons in Es-
SEX Gloucestoi Burlington. and Cape May. They
directed ihen eiluits only towards vanquishing their
opponents ard carrying the State. They succeeded
riiumpbantly, aud with increased success. Vain is
il now Ia, The Van Buen party TO retfact their own
deliberate agowas-to eat their own words aud in-
,ist thai il is not "a mere State rlection;' and
tempt to break their fall and b)stcr up the claims
OF their Congressional claimants, by appealing TO a
li,bunal to which they had said, under their own sig
natures they could not appeal, = s. st.y sz.ss
The truth is simply this The Congressional cleo
ton proved that parties in New Jersey nearly
balanced the late election WAS no criterion OF tho
sucnelh oil parties ia popular vote; aud what will
be the event Of tie peA election depends upon
events yet To uanspirc. Tie most important OF which
will be the Determination oitbe Wing National Con
yeution upon the DOMINATION Of candidate for tho
Presidency. . sd r...sF#s
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ryo,hs. fassineres 0nd y'esEiMss.

THOR OVER COATS.-Sp splendid TwilIcd As
L phatic Beaver Cloths, common Beaver do.
Double Milled do, aud Blue, brown and Invisible
Geen heavy Cloths.
FOR DRESS COATS.-Woadc and Wool
l,ci Black, Blue. London Brown, Invisible Green
Cn,hs. from 60 50 to $l5 pc, yard.
II pANTALOONS.- Woaded and Wool dyed
black and Blue plain Cassmefes, Blue, Black aud
|N,rbled Ribbed and Plain London Buckskin do;
rom 81 75to 81 so per yard.
II Scotch Tweed do Blue, Black and Oxford Mixed
H Cas,nefts, from 80 cents to 81 p per yard.
VEST1NGS.-Th very best Plain and Figured
English and French, Plain aud Richly figured Blk
Sa,ns Black Silk Velvets-one piece extra fine
4 Rich figured Brocades-V aencias. some very neat
,ud beautiful patterns-old fashioned Swansdown, "A
ate and very superior article.
Very superior Bun single Mled Cassmerers &c.
&C.
Comprising assortment Of genlemen's Wear
in, apparel OF rare beauty, and ch"apness
WM. NJ. DAVIS & Co.
Nov, is
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A very desirable Enrsn Cor anic

0T%A. The Tract Of Land on which reside
ss%lrsssG situated on North Fof, of Outer RIVER IN
S&V~sR Bediofd county, twenty miles west oI
--.oA-~ l.yneEbnrg. This tract OF Land affords
more bottom Than almost any other in Virginia aud
Is very productive about one moiety of which ~
cleared. the balance in wood larger proportion is
the finest Tobacoo Land in the couairy. The I'M
provcments with the exception of the Dwelling
House are good. The Dwelling House is small.
but comfortable. The fixtures Tor raising large
crops of Tobacco, are excellent $50 bushels of
Wheat sown down on II. From Is to 90 hands
can be proiabl, employed on this plantation. Its po
son is renantic situated along the base of the Blue
Ridge, and IN good neighborhood.
JNO. L. Chiffon.
Address Davis's Store, Bedford CO., Va
Nall. L.
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RsAesFsSE ARE, sc.

1--WE SUBSCRIBER has now received his fall
a assortment, embracing almost every article of
Hardware Cutlery. Sadlery, Coach Makers Mate
rails, Guns, &c. Which he Is determined 10 sell,
Wholesale Of Retail good tennis ms similat
goods be purchased III tins State aud he res
peetlnlly socl;s call from all who may arli-
cles IN his hnc. II. b. RICHARDS.
Just received, supply ot Move Wuc-Wheat X
other Seiyes-V enetian Blinds, and various Other
articles. Ii. b. Ii.
RI
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VOCANAL CONTRACTORS.

DROPOSALS will be received N The Engineers
Office, in Lynchburg, till the 25th inst. for the
.alubbng. excavation and embanhmont Of all thai
portion OF the James River and kanawha Canal, not
now under contract, between Lynchburg aud the
North river, being abou, 30 II Hes
Also. Tor the Masonry and Carpentry OF the Locks
and Cuvctls, and also, for all other work except
.Dms and Bridges between said points.
Plans and specifications Of the work to be let may
De and after the 20lh instant at the Office OF
E II. Gill, p. A. Engineer, Lynchburg.
BENJAMIN WRIGHT, c. +.
Richmond 9Th November 1889
n L. The Board of Directors will meet at Lynch
9nrg on Thursday the 2s instant, iorthe purpose Of
FAamlng he line now offered for contract
Nov. / t24N.
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s'0L. 1E4xx w. n.

removed ffo, where Congress ptii ihcm The ..sDee,
claus had grabbed nigh upon ten millions of doIla,.
hni this was not ilca bite, compared to what would
follow "fhe loot steps Of ther pfeiecessur-' il the
Tecic ciatcs were kept in. The conversation hero
turned TO The subject Of fewadng friends and pun
ishing enemies y and the Major was asked bis o.
phon Us 10 that matter. Ills answer was. tina, Az
far as his experience went.and he had consile-
fable, that furnishing political enemies didn ap,onn,
to mach--bni rsmarding political friends was about
~ expensive job as he could well feure mp. cspe-
cial,, when "hc specie Claus were at work. 49,
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I'VE undersigned is ready 10 receive wheat.
u during the season, for which he Will pay the
highest cash price. To prevent misunderstanding
he now informs his friends and the public general,
that in every case where wheat is sent 10 the MILL
aud no price agreed upon, it is stirred IN the Mil
at the risk Of the planters long the price remains
unsettled, rs he is only MILLER, aud not an insu
rer against fine, water, &C. ALEX. MUNDY.
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NEW Jersey

| Bv the table and comments. which VIZ cxt,,c,
from the New Jersey State Journal win bc seen
that tho Inst refuge Of iooofocos IN New Jcrsey,b.
claim lni, although beaten by u large rnaio,ify In
both branches Of the Legislature II sill has nnnnr
ica malofIfy IN the aegfegnp VOTE Of the Sla,e-is
utterly nnnihated. r-st s saza =
Morn tim nine Tho usnnd vbiers did not attend In,
polls last month-cqnal Ia sixth of the Whole
vote OF the Slatc--.nnd The aggregate niaiority oh
tanned b, oeefdcoism Calls short by thousands Of tho
Wing al last ycnr.
Such decisive incts as these tabcs and The rom,
pleNon oil the State Legislature cxhibif canno, In.
without sltong influence the decision In on
gress respecting the contested seats.
n Y. american.
Prom he Nrm Jersey STATE Journal
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JOHN R. COOKE

AS commenced the practice of Law in Rich
L mond he will attend The Court of Ap-
1caIs and the other Superior Courts (State and Fed
i'mli held in HIS city
4 He will also attend the Western Court of Appeals
= Lewsbnrg, regularly, from the beginning to HE
end Of each term
\ Richmond. Nov IL 4t
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n pursuance OF two DEGREES OF the county coufi
4 of Bedford. pronounced IN the suit OF Greenwood
vs.. Cooper. &c, the first at the November term,
in the wear 1885, and tie second at the October
term $780, the undersigned, Tor some three OF them)
will on the 7th day of December $50, on the pre-
mises expose to sale, by way of public auction, the
following LANDS, belonging to the estate oil The
late Samuel Greenwood. deceased, to wit
Tract containing 300 eEefSES,
more or less. lying partly in the county OF Franklin,
and partly in the county OF Bedford, adjoining the
Lands OF Mathew Pate, and being the same pnr-
chased bv the said Samuel Greenwoo from Dab
eey Cooper. This Tract will be divided Into two
Tracts as designated by the dividing line between tho
counties of Bedford aud Franklin, which runs
through il, aud The portions wing on the different
sides of that line will be sold separately.
One other TRACT situated in Bedford county
containing by estimation between two and three
hundred acres, being the same purchased by lnt
said Samuel Greenwood from one Davidson.
Terms Of sale-S25 OF the purchase money OF eact
separate tract, portion will be required IN money
at the time ana place OF sale and for the tesdne o
the purchase money a credit OF one. two and three
years, for equal PORTIONS thereof VIII be gwen ii'
purchaser or purchasers giving BOND WIN goo'
! personal security. andthe title to the Lana 10 o'
| retained as a further security therefor.
The title to these Lands is believed TO be goou
but the undersigned acting merely as the organ o
| the Court will not be responsible therefor
MATTHEW PATE,
LEWIS COOPER,
a. JOHN WRIGHT.
WI. McGNUkGE.
.Co.amfs.
o. 81 IDS
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TO sYgiggei's ss'sFFjfI 03caers.

YENHE undersigned would respectfully inform
i those who interested in the manufacture
Of flour that he Is now IN Lynchburg and will remain
in this vicinity a few weeks, for the purpose OF yend-
ing Fi,Datricks Patent Smut NM or Rubber for
cleaning wheat OF cheat, smut, dlit and other I'M
pprties and wherever it has been tried, It's supe-
riority over all other machines ever before used, has
been universally admitted and wherever introduced,
II has met with such universal favor as 10 superscdc
all other machines in at the time. 1t Is eNen-
siyely used in the most celebrated mills IN the States
of New York, Delaware Maryland, and several 9TH
ers several have lately been put into mills Nlrg
ma There IS one now in llaxall's mill IN Rich
nnnd wheie nlillers visiting tina place can have an
opportunity of seeing operate and there Is one $50
in Henry ;. Langhorne u Cos mil AT TINS place.
10 which would invite the attention OF mil owners
IN tins yiciniiy.-Some of the most prominent quail
ties of this are st, that requires but very 'tte
power 10 propel ii 2nd that 1t cleans The wheat
exceedingly well and with great rapidlty and 3dy'
,ba, is SIMPLE in its construction, and very durd-
bie Ahers wishing to obtain any Information re'a
live to this Machine will please address the suosci'-
! Der at this place uL.
NJ b. An orders and communications shali De
nron,ptlv attended to. and assistance rendered IN e.
''''''s b. d. MACOMBER, Ast
Tor l.. ID. ChitiS, Baltimore.
l.
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TO EoNVISA9YOB{s.
.s'OYFsE.

k(G VIRTUE OF Deed OF Trust executed
2b to GA the 2l OF September, 1850, by Sam'l
Aumslcad aud Henry NJ. Armistead Ion thepurpose
OF securing tue payment OF sundry d. bis therein
mentioned; we shall, on Friday Tho 10Th day of
November next, at the residence Of Henry NJ ARMS
tead, in the county of Campbell. sell The property
therein mentloned consisting oi six eight likely
young EGHDES, the Household and krtchen
Furniture Of the sad II. NJ Aimlsteid, his crop
of Com and Fodder stocks OF orses, Hogs &c, al
his crop OF Tobacco. The Of sale viii be
made known on the day. We believe the title 10
the property to be good bu shall convey such only
as is vested in US ly the deed.
ROBERT MORTON, Trus-
HENRY MADISON. ! tees.
Oct 81 IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-14
Public sale OF Lnnd 81 Negroes.

Public sale OF Eund 81 Negroes.
gsI virtue of deed OF trust executed by Richard
ID $ Ellis To the suItscriber,on the lHh day OF
December, 1876, aud Of fec1fd IN the Clerks oflco
ot Amherst county, ~ III be sold nj Pcdlar Mills, IN
the county Of Amherst, 10 the highest bidder, for
cash. ON 'fnesdny the goth day Of November, tho
following property to W.T.: one tract OF Land on OF
ten Greek containing 400 acres. more or less, adj
oining the lands OF LArkin vars aud others; threo
other adjoining tracts, lying on both SIDES of tho
Enchanted Greek. and containing together eght
hundred acres more or less, adjoining the lands Of
Moses Martin, decd. &c; three other tracts, all
adjoining continuing seven hundred and thifiy ono
actes, more or less, lying onte forks OF fodiar nv
rr and Iorscy IS creek. ad joining the Pedlar Minis
and Others also one other tract oi Land containing
300 acres more less both SIDES OF Pedlar river.
adjoining the lands OF John DAVIS x oihersia so one
Mot Of about with the Brick there
lon at Pedlar Mills Also the following Slaves. TO
wit Otheo, INN, aud Frauhy his wife, ami John
| now aged about lG years, and Nancy now age'i
about 3 years with their increase. II any, since tho
| l7il Dec 1885. The title To the ai'renamed Land
IL Negroes is believed be indsputable. but acting
as trustee, will convey such title only as IS vested
IN by the deed aforesaid. tss -
Iirom inclemency OF weather. or any other cause.
the sale OF the aforesaid property should not D com
pleied the day named, i, will be Continued aifo
fday day until finished.
SAMI. Med. REID, Trustee.
J. consent hat the abuve named properly may o'
sold AT the time and place named in the foregoing
advertisement and upon the terms ni"ftsalh
-. RICHARD S. ELLIS.
Oct. "a e7el 5H fesf w.
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E.FksGk SUPPLY or
H'ATE, s.Aekrn@


AN NOW receiving nay Fall supply OF Goons,
Which Will comprise the largest assortment Offer
cd by me IN this market, aud many Of the Goods
have been purchased under peculiar etcunIstinees,
feel confidcnct IN being able 10 otel excellent
bargains, especially in the following articles Broad
Cloths and Gassimcrcs, French aud English Mcr-
nos, black Italian Lustrings Caliooes, BLnkcts,
ShawIs &c. &c.
FIANNET.S.
can offer some ine bargains in white. red and
yellow Flanncs.
LINDSEY FOR SERN ANTS
A large lot purchased, job will be sold cheap.
CLOAkS.
large assortment of Ladies' and 6eutlcmcn's
Cloth, Cambel aud Mcrno.
FUR CAPS.
large assortment. some worth $50.
CLOTHING.
Nv stock OF READY MADE CLOTHING,
will be unusually large, and will comprise almost
every article ot dress with handsome assortment OF
Broad Cloth, Pnt aud Beaver over Costs.
Persons wishing to purchase will do well TO call
before purchasing. NJ. HART
Sept % IL
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No,v ss,cccry in sy,cs,burg.

VEyJ1E subscribers having removed 10 l,achbasg.'
respe,,fully inform their lliends and the pub
lie generally TIA, they have i,ksn he house 'srues
" occupied by Martha Wa'd x DAVIS two "oois
site Me.srs, 5. & NJ. Il. tiaiiana's Law oliife..
Where they Intend 10 Keep \ seperi ass"'i.nent OF
(;roepf,cst1 10, sale "a vef, low Gates. fof e'sli
HAlIsEY Il W0MACk.
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sssTx rs .g.y'D Dgs.fIyEEeS

M EMS superior SIR Shuts H"|
IVE Ladies' do do ##
Mems Buck do
Meino do
Lambs WOOL do
Merino, Larnbs Wool, aud Buekskin drawers o
all qualities.
On hand aud lor sale at NV prices. by .,...
ul'NT < MARTIN
Dct3I
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Drs. POWELL 81 READ.

~ ANlNG associated themselves IN the practice
n OF Medicine, will prompts, attend all cases
committed 10 their charge, visiting each palient al
tetnaely, which will operate consultation in CIV
cry case.
Amherst c. II. Nov Is
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NEW STORE.
and decidedly Cheap {

NEW STORE.
,S.. and decidedly cheap tsooas'
ull undersigned having associated themselves
together, under the firm Of
wN. Nj. DAVIS II Co.
a. the purpose ofransactine the Dry Goods business
his town, respectfully inform 'heir 'r.en's ana
The public al large that they are no" opening large
and ,ruly desirable stock OF
, cnoaS. groceries, Shoes, Hats, &C.
nrchased at lower prices than we ever before saw
,hcm and which will be SOFA as e''e"p' n''
'S,' 49,, otl,cr house in the place for cash.
o, house is few doors above Messfs. &. ID. * j.
n D,vs,s store next to Mr.. }. 7. Hunts Walch aud
!, - aa,,ht;sbment WM. NJ. DAVIS.
~''"''' ROBERT EARLY.
Nov IL
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'"eeffeS, Domestic Goods, Cot
N Ton E,0..s,S. AZ. AZ.

ANT to deed of trust. BEARING date the
NJ. Tl 1"u DAY OF October 1887, executed by George
which Ja"'s TO me, toI purposes therein specified
Coun GU, uuly OF record in the Amherst County
hpba.,I t', Office, shall offer for sale to the
day the 9iuae5ior cashupon,he premises on Thurs
Lom lbe ,"m "ay o! November next House and
and by William II. K9ioh, S, ,,r sbon
T,ls, purchased by said Thomas of William Ii
Knclen H H1 all said Thopass Household and
compIra u'n''ofe and all lis working toois refy
sn ebr ,,,, SET. Acting as trustee, .ha convey
sal 0"'y rs - vested in me ry tl, decd af.re-
Oag# JOIN i DUNCAN, Jfusfee
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EESSJ&'s SALE.

- \ virtue OF trust deed, executed on the Goth
- day of March, 1928, by Robert Tinsley and
Judith his wife, to Thomas X. Brown and the sub
scibcr for purposes therein expressed, and of record
in the clerks office OF Amherst county will proceed
10 sell on the premises rcash ii public auction. on
Thursday the 3lst day Of October, Tract Of Land
conveyed in said deed containing Ioar hundred and
friy frc acres lying IN the counties OF Amherst and
Roekbldgt, and adJulnlng the lands Of DAVID 5.
GaIllud aud Others The undersigned will convey
such tile only ds is vested III HIM rs Trustee.
J. y. MUkRELL,
Surviving Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-14

The College Iniitmary, attached to the College
last eight months, and furnishes constantly mum
Der Of interesting Medical aud Surgical Gases, TO
which the Student has access nj all hours.
The College lnfrmary. together with tho Aims
House. Pententiafy and Armoty, (which are under
the charae oftwo of the Proessors) will afford the
Student opportunity Of Witnessing the various DIS
eases incident 10 Southern climate. The Abundance
of maeralstor Anatomical purposes, and the reduced
price which they are furnished will enable the stu
dent 10 acquire an intimate knowledge Of the Atfalo-
my of the human body, and the use OF Surgical In
sIrumenis.
During tho last Winter Course Of Lectures, from
the number of Surgical Cases admitted into the
lnlrmary, the Professor OF Surgery WAS enabled TO
cxhibii beofethe class nearly all the important Sur
gcal operations upon the firing subject; and from,
reason to believe that hereafter tho Surgical Cases
| in The House, will greatly increase. 5...I'
Good Boarding including fuel lights, servants
attendance. &c be obtained IN tins Guy for Jon'
dollars per week. ..
We are authorised to state that Il full Coutse o
| Lectures in this Institution will be received as c
auivalent to one in the following Medical Schools
! University OF Pennsy lvana Jefferson Medical Col
( le.e ofPhadcpha; Medical College Of the STATE
! OF South Carolina Trannsy lyanla University, Lex
/ ington, Ky; University Of Mary land, DC. &c.
/ The Professor Of Anatomy will open the Disscct
ing Rooms olihe College ON The first Of October.
! AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
MAY 6u,
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GlAAALlSo
.TUE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

, ss,ss a.s ~as. "s@ 1 a. ,"s.s2 ~
F0"r ora shorter period than siT months, and
10" h scontiaued (ercept al e discretion 81 Ae
~, rutl all arrearages are Paid.
vERTTsENENT si"serted" 81 cents per square
he 6rst insertion, and " cents for erery s"1se-
f' IoR PRINTING eseeAsd neatly and expedis'o"sfs
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NEGRO CLOTHING.

.WlLUN'S Mapped Colious. Fredericksburg
w aud Glasgow Jeans, Fuled Linseys, Plaid d
cotton O1nahntgs, Brown Shinngs, Blankets Woo
Mats, Shoes &c. cheaper lhan ever before sa,
.lbem. WM. NJ. DAVIS.
November. IL Is
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RRyst &c. u1nEs SALE.

.
pursuance Of the last III and testament of James
HALEY Burton, deceased, the subscriber will sell
the premises, 10 the highest bidder, on w ednes-
day the Goth day uf November next.
ESktg 7'fs.IGT OF LIAM,
belonging to the estate of the said james HALEY
Burton, lying in The County of Nelson. about five
miles from The Court House. containing nearly
Three Hundred .ECrcs.
This Tract is very desirable, being we'll adapted to
the growth of Wheat. Corn. Tobacco, &c; has ON
II comfortable Dwelling House aud all necessary
Out Houses.
A, the same time and place. will be sold, the Crops
of Corn, Rye Oats, Fodder, &C., the stock Of every
description consisting of Horses, Cows. and Hogs;
among them are valuable Brood Mare and two fine
Colts. aud several very valuable Mich Cows. Also a
complete set of Hlacksmith's Tools, road Wagon
and Harness. Two small Wagons. al the PLANTATION
Tools and Household aud Kitchen Furniture, and
three Stills complete.
TERMS.-The Land will be sold credit OF
one and two years. and the other property credit
oftnclve months. Bonds with approved security will
be required and deed of trust on the Land
ALIEN. BROWN, Executor Of
James HALEY burton, decd
orr ~ t2ONt
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q A 4 y

purchased expressly for this market. consisting of
Seal aud Outer, of eXlra fine quality suitable for The
approaching season. and warranted to render com.
fort and satisfaction.
The reduction in the price Of those articles. is
worthy the attention of the public MASK Fur
Caps. extremely low, together with choice sclee-
ton OF ouths Caps. ofvarious qualities, Fur and
Cloth. Childrens fancy Cloth Caps remarkably
beautiful, aud prices such cannot fail 10 please
with large stock of Hair Seal Caps, suitable for
servants. O. The attention Of Country Ilatters
and Merchants is specially requested to my stock of
Trimmings which is the largest offered here
and on liberal terms be purchased this side
OF New urk On hand large assortment uf Wool
Hats. white and black which arr offered at moderate
advance original prices. The public ate invited
to call and examine. GEO. w. GAINES.
Sept. % I'm
'I:iSe care ofshe cents and the Dollars
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.NEs2EG.sE COEEf3G A.,
In RIchMl0nL YirpiniD

TNIIE next Winter Term Of Lectures in the NJ led
Il, ical Department of llampden Sydney College,
at Richmond, will commence Gu MONDAY October
2lst 1889, and continue until the last of February
following. s#a
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. d. Professor OF Surgery
and Surgical Anatomy.
JNO. CULLEN. NJ. ID. Professor OF Theory aud
Practice of NJ ediciuc.
TIL. JOHNSON, NJ ID. Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology.
l.. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. ID. Professor oil
Macria Mediea and Therapeutics.
Il. l.. BOHANNAN, NJ. -. Professor Of Obstetrics
and The Diseases of Women aud Children.
SOCRATES MAUPIN, NJ. ID. Professor of Chem
islry and Pharmacy.