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TgAYs' IMMINENT.

4 most excellent article for cUIlng old or young
n persons of Pans and Rheumatism in the back or
side healing up sores, curing sore Threats, swcllngs
etc, and for the OF the PILES II has not It's
equal odom never failing cure when applied co.
piuusly, and according to directions sold at the Narie
" store, by the dozen or single bottle.
PANGBORN x BRINSMAID.
july Il, 1871. nc
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WEw GOODS,

II GW goods.
BURNETT & SAWYER, at Milton Falls, have
ID Just received their Spring Stock Of Goods COM
prlsing general assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
DRY GROCERIES,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
HARDWARE,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
DYE STUFFS,
PAINTS AND OIL,
GLASS, NAILS,
GOLDFISH, MACkEREI.,
GRlND-STONE~, dc. &c.
All of which, having been purchased al the presen,
very low prices, will he sold al moderate profits for
Produce, and as cheap the cheapest for Cash; and
az have not time this morning to Cnumera,c articles
and prices would respectfully invite onr former pa
irons and the public generally to call, examine and
Judge for themselves.
Milton, june l. 1911.
p S.-Moaits Life Medicines Ncwtons Panacea
Htchcock's Snuff and Worm Tea, Cough Lozengcs
and many other Of the most approved Medicines
constantly on hand.
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$500 y y5ganD

$500 y WAR;.
& on REWARD has been offered for months
- w 10 any one who will use botLco of
Ihy's LiHjmcnt far The Plies,
without being cured. OF thousands sold, in no one
instance has II failed of cure Proof overwhelming
to be had where rs sold It's also certain cure IN
nearly er.ry case.
WXternally) in the following complaints-For tho
Piles for all dropsy, tender feet, throat " can
GERS or ulcers Group, whoopng cough, scald head,
Tghnoss Of the chest, especially in Children foul I'll.
GERS OF the legs or other fungus sores however obsi.
nate or long standing fresh wounds, chIhlans, etc.
LOOK OCT-Sone si-iuGtcrS hare counterfcitei
tbs article, and pUthUp loh cario,ts G5rce> DO not
be IMPOSED upon. Ono thing only will protect vou--
it Is the name Of COl!STOCh 4. co: nat name
must be ARRAYS on The rrGIPer you may be ctes,-
cd. DO not forget 1t. Take the direction with vsv
and test by that ~ never buy for it is imposst5fS
To- any oiher to nc true or genuine. NO
sid by co WSTOCh d. CO, II Maiden Lane,
New York. TiiEO A. PECK & Co, Wholesale
Al'"is, atew doors casio the Pos. Office BurlinS
ton, VI.
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Cr0ckery. China and Glass Ware.

A large and rich assortment gust received and
n opened, purchased at greatly reduced prices in
New York, and now for sale at the very lowest
by , ~ LOVELY d GO
June 0, lSil. M
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nOSOMS and Stocks, Fine frllled and plain 30.
d SONS, few more of the new style Stocks, which
are much admired square and round Collars Reed.
Il ls4I. PANGBORN q bVlN SMAID.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
THE subscribers have lust received from \. York,
J. large assortment Of
FANCY FOODS.
among which may lie found
Heavy Hack and blue b.ac; POI de Sol Silks,
" Gro &c Swiss "
" Pehn .lrnei "
" erode Argue"
Ligl, rolorci e" do
10 a" Po':m ,lripel
Pol Poi lc Sol, "a ncw arlcc) "
Bonnet sl.i- onne avn rs Italian crava,s,
plain and ia'd French tom aNue,
Hal morning, plain d. hg'd all wool Mousline
dcLamc>,
Chmcc aul Satin ,tripc| MouSline dcLaincs very
fine. Lace ycis
Blk nett haw aud scarf, melt Nit, and Glove,
superior Kid do homlaz ne and SATIN >'ocls,
Worked camlric & Muslin lnscriuIs & Elgings
Thread Esings, homer & ca. Rihhm,, new styles
Zephyr Wor>,el, plain and Ri ~ ,lk Hose,
Wor>led Working Pa,ensanl Canvas, cic.
July 23 1871. nj T.. NJ WRIGHT 4 co.
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PAPER UANGINGS.
Il NEW supply, with borders, &c. Just reed from
IN the manufacturers, July %. G. GOODRICH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15
ANINVASION OF TEXAS.

The Austln Sentinel OF September 80, contains ar
account OF Mexican INVASION. or rather foray,
united IN RelUgn county, The nj. hI of Sepiem-
Der 10 h. The Invading p'ny consisted OF about fl
~ Mexicans the name oI their commander WIS not
ascellalnej. -They made sudden descent upon the
town and took possession oi II, helping themselves
every thing they could lay their hands on, a d
oahyIne oil tIght PRISONERS, among hom wire The
dlsficl ceik, the lde sheriff, and Justice Of the
peace
Henry Roll, one Of The caplises made desperate
resistance, killing one oil The Mexicans and woun-
ding Two Others, before lie was overpo~eied. Ii l.
believed that he dti erwards killed.
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ON DTS IN SPORTING CIRCLES.

FROM NE .Ne,e York SPtr,t eftie Tines.
The Sporting Intelligence gwen N our columns
yesterday and TO day, Is oil more interest and impor-
lance than was eyei published during a eampalgn!
More expectations have been Disappointed, more
ndaey has been won aud lost, and more astoun-
dins circumstances have uan.pred Than within any
Ihree u OATS within our knnwlcdgt!
Boston, iue ia'niite al D io vs.. the field. has
beea dislanced a, Camden by Fashion, AN uutfied
flly, in z. <2-7.4S Within three weeks his ow.
ner offered 10 mach him against any Two horses IN
tie world Tor S45 0t6
Wagner, ihe ia,otIle vs.. a field of four, has been
dis,anced. al Louisville, by Blackuose IN 7.56--7 So
-s0l.
G,no, lnotiler ''crack." who chaileng cd Boston to
run match Tor $40 900 last season. has also been
d,stanccd al Madison, Ga.
CreaIh, a sou Of IMP, Trauby. and with single
exception the obiy one u! his gel HAT esei won
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

ENilE :ABSCRlBhR will offer lor sale. on the
l. 3 Monday IN November. AT Amherst Coun
liouse, that beng count day ms estate N tie coun
~ oi Amhefs,. II is distant dom tie town ol
NV Glasgow, two miles; 5 lrom the CUuIt House,
aud ten from James Ryer 1t coL'alns about
I120O .KCrCN,
$40 oil which are cleared, Ia gooa heart, Two li1tds
well set ia Cluver, and the Whole IN - ugh safe Of
Impro, eBeu,. The NJ God l. nd heariiy uuhef-
ed, and a large pottion fne foha,cG land. Tae
crop made last year, was coo bbs. Con, thrty
thousand lbs. Of Tobacco, large crop OF O's, &c.
lvffe Of 3 or 30 hands, eau be erploy cal on ihs
state. which IS considered Que oil The pr, duiye
The counv. There is = small but new aud very
eomfpitable House ON the premises. good BAN,
Stables, Tobacco houses, DC. Any Iersou lshlng
fae estate. IN healthy region. will hud II 10 his
interest to examine tins. 1ERMS-ibciJl, and
made Known on the DAY OF sale.
ED. A. CABELL.
CO The Richmond Wing will copy ull day Of
Sale.
New GLASGOW, Oct. 10 u5N II
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Fry and The violation =; the first bigs,o Of Rrrub-
hcanisms
What, the, Is tobe dsas Saba,t, because At
psesenf. ~e cssuoi hoip ourselves CusS. aud en-.
treat aud icmporise with Mr.. Tyler. btoaase Ia,
three yeas. lir has the desucs Of the rvantfy la
hs hands o., b,avei, fmg our old banner to the
bsetx~. and deciaie uuconprunisinc war against an
ADMINISTRATION EQUALLY oiou> Ia aud 10 our ap-
peurnis ihemsrlvrs-f presume Mr.. Websfft
aud seae f his uullif, associates 10 ;lic Csbine
are i,te agfeeae 10 turn, Is heschery Is 10 dsl
For myself. my prririentr is Tor open hosfliiiirs.
for Ihase 20 sli dow OF CO 6dence. aud At Is man
hess 10 dlssrmbie. II result IN the elreton
81 Tho. IL. Brnton, the ascen3ancy al \ he's aud
A r.rian,. | would prefer TO 1--we under heu tempo
lay SWAY. Ia that 81 mrn. "ho, having first aeqni-
I'd public CO, fijtnoe md political power b, The
most solemn proi s,'oas and 'slous coneuuence.
reward The pust their COUNT, REFUSED N thrm. bs
trading US Il, Ike cattle IN tie sbabe,. l"r an ea-
tension ofsheir own p,s aud the gra'hc 81
their own AMBITION.
Il taking last farewell Of my Cd hcu' IS, have.
from The escueJ feelings ~hIrh | suppose very
Wing has, gone riute eabaraci, mo pubic ttlsns
Than intended. Bl, a. II Is tie last umc ] shall
sim,latl, off I'd. hnua tn, vii igse what vii
not be repeated. Ny elssng aJmoal'ioD--lof l.
who have been 90 ,edis Connected ~Ith politics.
have soa,e ght adyisf i. 10 beware OF Deaa.
gogues. sho, as s1,ely ie sun shines At n"oudas,
" vi subvctt "ut hap. ba,trnIn ~ aud Bbettlts.
10 the end. Dvmaeogn,s aud uad,ug puhncmus,
intent only upon tAtu own ad,lBt emcnt, viii btttg
US at last 10 The condiiop tn winch ,,ety old Re
public which pr ceJt d -. Las en btough-lhai
-. TO take mr'el, 10 order 10 escape the hon I,
.f ANARCHY. The only question :, how long vii
1 sc.tasirophr be postponed I hW depends upon
The diffusion of eduoatIon and kaowlcdgr: Bui lei
not hu- empty drl ssion 10 our hears, thu
We are any "istr Of befie, Han those who have
gone bet",e "a, whuse inolsirps We are "Alkt N,
aud whose l.te ne must slate, II NE are uol WIS.,
ti,ns, AID best,w uion every oi he Compfon=
" ealth the education winch vii IN hun to ubdtf-
Of md and n.aul 10 The ughfs drue. Of = ke-
p bican CT In. JOHN II. PLEASANIS.
Richmond. Nv. 0 h, ISL
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SEVEN MORE PIANO ruWTEs
JUsTRECEiJED BYE.P. NASH

JIN Ut Z, = .N.TN1T.
Rf the schooner Julei, | have received seven
H. more Piano FOttes "l1eh, addtd 10 the ne,c
Lately unpaok d, make hy suck sci, large and coni-
pete. l have u beautiful satlef, al patterns VAN
ing III ptice ron Two hundred aud seven five to sIx
iund,ed dollars, all OF winch will be sid sublec 10
be returned # moi really good. aud wrh 50 uueom.
n'only large stutk Upwards of thry tiumenlr)
cannot tail 10 please those WHO my be IN want al
the article. NO one strps IN the dam, or run, any
fisk III purchasing d Piano Fore from the subscu.
bcs. as lac Is wiling thai purchasers should withhold
payment unlil they are lull, lrled.
+. +. NASH, Petersburg
Oct u 4u
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w. II. q IL IL II " II,
OF NV IoRK CRY

OF NV YoRK CITY,
DEGS leave 10 inform the cliizens Of Lynchbura
- ard vicinity that he has returned from New
lofk. aud 10 nov prepared 10 resume his business.
lie his also brought "nh hum select quan'ny OF
Music, by The most popular composers aud fine
supply di the best Piano S (which will be inser
I'D. ron one 10 a full sci, The most reasonable
tFHs. Pianos tuned usual, and any repairs
dune that Instrument upon lhe shortest notice aud
tn.'ss approved method.
5 ute ,bcr lG isf
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Sacred Class.
GROUND PLASTER.

0nhA CASKS I.UBEC GROUND PLAS.
@VoO TER IN Store,-also several Cargoes
daily expected to arrye which will be sold al toc
price, The wharf Dealers in The article are invited
To send their ordeis.-We warrant the quality The
Plaster, which has been highly approved OF by una
ny OF the principal panlefs aud The
olransponaon, well as wing nom loss of weight,
will be found by many Preferable 10 the Lump,
DAVENPORT Il ALLEN.
Richmond, Va, Nov IL Gil
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n q Il & IL .

THE BOOKS. bonds and accounts Of The late
l. concerns of Mckee Il Meem, and Mckee, Rob.
inson d Co., have been placed in the hands Of
Charles W. Christian for settleme ut and collec,i,n
10 whom those persons, who still indie b ed 10
either OF those concerns, will please come forward
aud make immediate payment, il IS very desirable
TO wind up the Outstanding debts. preparatory 10
final adjustment between those Interested
JOHN q. MEM, Surviving partner of
Mckee Il Neon.
Oct % dw #
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.y'OYxCE.

1--WE undersigned having a, appointed CHARLES w.
l. Christian Their agent and attorney, Tor the
pnrp Of closing the business of The laIc concern
II Young x Meem, the books, bonds and accounts
OF sad concern have been placed his hands for set
iiement and collection. All persons indebted To US
VIII please Call on hun and settle heir respective
counts without delay. as IL IL important to close
the business as speedily as possible. Those having
claims against The concern, will make application To
bim + settlement. JOHN w. YOUNG,
JOHN q. MEM.
Oct. % lwu
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II - $! II " OS. i.

I'VE subscriber !, nc" prepared 10 ttolsh aoy
Il family dc-Itug the aboye Instrument, upon The
nos' libelai terms, AMI tiom The most approved
Msnufdcto,ies ~ the Uoted States. The l1sli,
desryed reputation obtained b, Tie diclc,t m"hrts.
has been So much landed through lhr pubic pfcs4
that any trmsiks OF las would be uunrcrssat,
upon the present occasion. lie beng kuown
a manufacture Of the Instrument can recommend
the P.anfs made by the different e>lab shnents,
inferior 10 none IA the world. All that he rcqntts
!, ina; AID II the purchaser is tol llcascd with
The instrument, IL can be tctnr6ed
". Z. GREENE, Agent.
VI ! Panos sold BY me viii be packed and
sen TO A., DIS nncl IN the ny, (res OF expense.
Taey will also be kept III otde, o,c year. WITHOUT
any charge 10 the purchaser. by myself as | pass
tht'ngh TIE country twice 4eaf rrgp!"iy.
Sept. l6 tsIf
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From the african H. pository, Nop. l..
The LATE EXPEDITION FOR LIBER

The ship osuda sailed from Norfolk Virginia,
Tor VI 'nrovIi Liberia, on The 10, h uli Very con-
uary to all oui expectations and preparations she
had on board OILY SIX en,IgrarIs. Oh these tour
~rre from Washington n. c., one from Augusta
Geor- IA, aud one from llariorJ, Conn. hese lew
however, are host Of themselves. They are en-.
tcrpIIzng, nlelligeGt PERSONS who aciuaed by
the nobi"st MOVIES, expecting not only 10 improve
their own cOndilIon, aud augment their happiness
but also TO accomplish much for the welfare
Of their "biethIen aud kndI cd according TO The
flesh"
As thus is a much smaller nun. Der than we espect
ed 10 send oul at this tine, Iends will Ike to
know The reasons Of the failure. We expected
eign.ecD FROM tlemngsbuIg, Kentucky, who had
the privilege oil gong 10 LIbeta, left them by The
will oi men alc nasler. But just expected
them to STAR 10, Norfolk, a sun vas instituted,
which will delaln them t II is decided.
We expected twenty from Richmond, Wig MIA
but those also "ofe detained by difficulties
spIneing up al or The executor supposed the whole
c'sr settled. We also expected eight from Tren-
ION, Ne" jersey, who we've detained by individual
offering 10 send tGm 10 school Tor year Oue
from Abingdon, VI gnia, arrived at Richmond and
was there induced by the agent from Trinidad
To C ange his course. lIe went To baltimore ex-
pectug To get free passase Trinidad aud alter his
ariva liberal wages. One IRON Louisville on
ms way, but dld not arrive IN time iui the vessel
Some Tour or i've Others we've expected, but we
have not learned the reason II then appearances
We had made preparation Tor large expedltIon-
but circumstances winch We could not aplir,pate
and oven winch We HAD no control, interrupted our
plans; aud thai too al a time near The ships
SAILING, that We could not make any other arrange
meas.
he s'np caliict oui supply of goods fur pur
chasing mofe territory aud cauyIng on the opera
toms oi the Colony. Sine had also several passcn-
ge's o" board The Rev. Mr.. SAWYER and lady,
MISSIONARIES Oft General Assembiy's Board Of
Missions, destined To Stura k,oo Mr.. SAWYER
goes out TO supply the place made vacant by the
death Of The late Mr.. ALwARD. Dir. JouNsoS
who VIII lake charge OF the high School on Fac,o-
~ Island Rev. Mr.. RoBtRrs, Judge BENgpIcr
Mrs, OLIVER aud Nh. SAVAGE, cooniss, aud 81
MOS ItrER. a native African aud a convert to
Christianity, all oil whom have been on u visit 10
this country.
he Sataaa has been repaired by her present,
owners It great expense, and will doubtless have D
qui,k passage.
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Female Teachers Wanting Situa.
lions.

r AM requested to obtain situations for several La
l. dies OF unexcepliqnable character, considerable
experience and undou be ed qua Geatuus as Teachers
Of the various English branches, together with the
French language aud Muse on The Piano Forte.
Salary S400 ana beard iur The scholastic ye@ a ten
mouths. Others not 81 experienced in teaching, bu
others Use desirable, S3Uv aud $3.50 and board
Communications addressed TO Ihe subscriber, pos
,'ge paid viii be promptly altcnjeo TO-
L. r. NASH.
Pru fslurg, Va
have for sale about 30 Piano Foies q; different
k"ds, all Of which vii! he sold upon The co, t'tlon
that pay ment may be mnse ID un,ll the umrnis
are fairly tried. j.. 7. NASH.
NUv
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fsOGfg .KTlflNo.

4 PUBLIC n,eelng ol lie Stockholders oi the
IA P.u-S wanna aud l,nehbutr Turnpike Com
p,ny vii be hrll on Saturday the ~ Il Nov mbei
Tx, al the " ,shrgton II lei. IN thc Town ol
Lyn'iibura, ut the hour oi - o'oIo,k. A tu1 and
pnnolual aticuda &c IL d. 81, ed. By order Of tie
Board. r. 5. MILLER. Treasurer
and l.. /. Company.
tl.t
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lthrec nie rice. Il sLeaien Ton Waisan The bfosi'
60 To Sush Baden. aud good field, at Lo1ts'h'e'
"a ) 80 ~, over heavy course!
la two gel matches, Kentucky Va. Tennessee,
IN 81 sheh the ialirr he fasorne at TO l.
krBiuck, WIN both. Btacknose beating Elizsbt ia
Smuhi aud DiIi bratn TbufnhilL
john Bienl. 81 the most promising horses IN
Vagina. aud Clanon equally popular Al tbe North,
have bOth gwen M, III wc,k, aud nov leave The
tut.
Last week at Baltimore. Mariner won The 1,l
heet tom, and lost the 81 ''by srant orck only"
10, the hihfrto ,n,ineble Boston. Oo the previous
d.,, ~nh loo To 81 offered on him, john Blunt
wa. beaien by fasblon, hall sister 10 Mariner
Lady Suffolk, al Tie head Of lie Tiptting Turf.
vic has challenged the "o,ld without acceptance.
alter uotting tsp heats al miles IN wagun, In the
unparalleled l,,ne oil 2 %, 10 j51, was IN lhir very
'ace, beaten by Anelicus comparatively unknown
horse
The death al lwb oil the most dsringuf shed men on
the American TUT. Mr.. Van Ran u, Ibe owner Of
Eclipse aud Pot mac. aud Gen. Inv n., tie own r
OF VI ago aud others.
10 the first meeting on the West between he get
Of The imported .laiIons Lev alhan and Piam, the
tut urr won easily,
The ptfo,aa ees OF the get Of Trustee. the non
srcrpt nee III Pnah Of the challenge oil Sape-
don. anI The defeat OF Ihornhill, one ui Glen
cues beet suns, calculated 10 give Trustee
a standing not ohly over PtIam hin self. but "ny
othrt IN aoned stallion Ia the Ia on, wlh the
snglr exception OF Levlsthan. The defeat Of
Bos o., hoseytr, Is the most important sporting
event that has taken lace Tor years / hat ot Wag-
Det and G,uo, Of I'm Bell aud John Blunt, Uf Thorn
hlll aud Tom Watson, IS common place III conHpdr-
sot. LIS IDvlne bn, !. gone for ever. HIS defeat
will be hailed b, pfolrleluts OF race with
~; 10 more Will he be allowed TO
waI~ over.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

MoRr lNprAN MCnnles "A letter from Marion
Jciicfsnn county, 10 III. Tallahassee (Floida) Star
under dale 81 stehet 25th, sals: Yesterday mum.
ing. abou seven NILS irom Magnolia. lle Indians
attacked lariy lhm III $ ueig hborhoo1 ou he way
10 81. Marks aud Pott Leon, aud oui oi Parry oil
seven cght three gentlemen wee Killed NJ essrs
Why W Wood, spooBer, aud Henry HON. Mrs.
Spouuef Was ,illng alongsIde OF Mr.. Wood al the
moment that the ladlaos rose out OF The palmetto
lush d fired upan thr pauy, with her litle
behind her; but sfe WAS moi injured, aud wheeled
ler horse aud safely escaped out Of Ihen reach
fhr ~reIchrs pursued Mr. Washington Vickefs
aud a Mr.. Jesse J.. Ilnls, who ~eie also oflhe
, any. 'he laucr Lane man. but nere kept of ~
Mr.. Nichcfs Gung gun on one who Approached
neo; AID the ,esl vile put to Il Gut 10y alf. lievls
pointing an ubpaled gun III tuo.n as Tho, came
utaf. tlf, alcui 10 sho1t Them If they nearer
Tn ludm,s "a i the packets Of tue dead Il IL
SUPPOSED hey Ut a booty oil SIX OF seven hundred
dolus.
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ltiiop Fercrdt New Oficans We are informed
by = lcttcr from New Orleans, published ~ the New
loik Commercial Advertiser, daied October 20
fhat Tie ,tluw fever has taken Ils departure fon,
fhh q y atd thai those WHO bad fed lionl tie cIy
ate no" returning, The "rcr in order 10 demon
srae most con, oslseiy the al"luy of the epidemic
dung the asst season has taken Ihc trouble 10 sum
~ tho t0ta mortality, since the outbreak of the I,
ycr, commencing the lst Il August, and ending on
lnc - h o'iuhrr, comprising u period ii twelve
weeks aud five ddAs, wlieh he states TO be 699 Of
whom ,722 were .nrfled off by the lever. showing
an average weekly ouan, oi 81 deaths Of winch
l31 actc Of Neihw fever.
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lS q IL l. IL II JAN ES

HAS the honor to inform the inhabitants of
L Il Lynchburg and its vicinity, that he has recei.
we'd, tins morning, truly MAGNIFICENT AS
SORfMENr OF every article IN the line Of IAN.
C1 GOODS" Contemplating shot rip to The
neighbounng towns early next week. he takes the
hhe,iy Of giving hint To the Ladies, To give him an
immediate call, as, previous his departure, (Which
will only be Tor a week or so.) he will offer each
beautiful article Tor nearty haiJits real rdtue.
So, with heavy purse, aud 4 light heart,
pray you come aud ouy before | sau
lord Bacon.
Nov. IL islf
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NOTICE..

WISH 10 cmrlo,, Is ~ 20 gus and buys nthr
L cvllon FatIoIy. Families OF hon 3 to persons.
aud ir"n the country. would be- preferred Apply al
the Factory. Wan. W. NOKNELL, Agent.
Nv ii ~ IT,.
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
ID X n q q % ID = .
Al Wholesale and Retail.
Fresh EUU and Winter Goods,

T[NHE SUBSCRIBERS are now Receiving "A
Il large aud general assortment of
Fresh FNU and Winter Goods,
CONSISTING of Heavy Pulled Llnseys, Glenrot k
Je ans, aud Mallory krrseys, fer Servants wear.
Dutfrl Mackinaw and Whitney Blankets; whine a adj
Red Flanncls At all prices; French and English Me-
rnoes, all shades and quaInits; Black, Blue Black
and Fancy cold Silks. Nous, I'm DE I.,nes and
E,ha''eys; Lace Goods, Gloves; Hosiery; Ribbons;
Hats; Caps; Shoes; aud many other new STYLES of
STAPLE AND FANCY COnns
winch 'hsy VIII offer great bargains in, either at
wholesale OF retail
TURNER, BURWELL q Co.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

the 1,ts. Oie two parcels OF Flour havs arrive
the RS. the duty aud lor has sold 2ss
per Dbl Ia bond; the resi- held at 30s but
stand that there other buyers just now al
23- that the value IN boud Is what uncertain
lie quotation ior duty pnd is SO, CT aud 35' per
barrel.
The sales Of Tobacco this month thus lar amouns
10 about go h'is al former prices. The STOCK II
large, but the state OF political relations gives
iirmness Ia holders.
22nd.- The de mand for Coito has bren mode.
the LAST days, and the market Il IT. but with
out change IN prices. Tue Brokers differed III OPP
mon 10 lay as 10 tho quotation FOR iair, but the ma
JorIt, put al hIg er Tim quotation ab,ye er-
roneously rs We thInk. Tie sales for week ended
10 day amount to &c $40 bales, ui which 1850 are
Ul,l,nd al 5a6l i0,7 700 OBJ, At 5td7s and 36OO
Alabama aud Mobile al 5sa6li per ID.
parcel OF 500 barrels Flour IN bond WAS sold
this morning At 3ls per Dbl, for exploration, there
being put one parcel on sale, and tins IS 2 ,a3s pr
Dbl. above what could be realised IN the ab,eucc oil
export orders. 1t is even doubtful whether specu
laiors would buy al 28s per Dbl.