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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-19
BALTIMORE MARKET, Dec. 10.

FLOUR-A sale of $50 bbls. Howard street -four
good .ndard brands, made from this morl-
ing at 81 l2s. sale of the description was eff
iccted yesterday at 81 10 and Of other parcels 81 ~
The stock light, receipts not large, and the demand
not active. We quote the wagon price at 81. The
last sale Of City Mills made at 81 e. holders gen
orally asking S. 25-the stock hand is light
There is no Susquehanna flour in market
GRAlN.-Ne quote prime aryand red Wheat at
IS 90 CENTS and inferior 80 50 cents the re-
ceips light. The last sales of MARYLAND white corn
were made at 40 cents. and yellow at 40 Al cts Mary
land rye worth from AZ to 80 cents and %
We not advised ofany Pennsylvani grain being in
market
Uhiskcy.-Sales ofbbIs. to some extent have taken
place at % cents. There hlds in market-last
at 90 cents There is good demand for the article
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.Nsw JVhig Papu.-We ale glad to perceive, that III
January next, the U'yLe Journal, (now published at
Wy,he court house. will change lis name. and throw
off i,s neutrality II is To be- after that time called
.The Mountain Hing and Southeastern .1dcocaie y"
II, ellns the the Rev James c. Walker, formerly OF
Richmond, whom we hail as efficient auxiliary IN
the GOOD cause In his address he adver,s to the IN
pleasanness and the difficulty OF conducting neutral pa
per-and, as he is and always has been W ing deter
mines hereafter to sail under Wing colns. We hope
the Wings Of Wythc aud the adjoining countess hno'
ity though they be, will rally to his support.
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New China, Glass and Queens.
ware store.

THNIIE SUBSCRIBERS. having opened large as
4 sormcnt of CulNA GLASS and QUEENswARE,
in The store formerly occupied by Andrew knn'er. oppo
site &, D. & IT Davis, offer for sale, very reduced
prices all articles in their line. Amongst many others
they have
!. Elegant white granite Dining Sets, of various Sizes
Fine blue brown, and green Dining Sets, latest style.
aud patterns,
Beautiful American Views do do
Rich China Tea Sets, OF b, &C. and "a pieces,
Gold Band lea Sets, very rich.
Printed Ewers aud Basins, and Toilette Setes hand
some paerns
do Plates. Willow do edged and common
white patterns,
large assortment of rich cit, pressed and plain
Glass Of every description.
&. RICHARDS & Co.
Oct. II l2mf
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HIRES ~ KE.v'I'<.

ON the 3lsl Of this month, At Mrs. Taylor in Am
~ herst near the Bridge. shall oncr Tor hire som,
2ONMI ABB r. SLAVES, of various descriptions and
qualifications belonging To the estate Of Christopher Is
bell, decd and for houses aud lots in Madison
belonging 10 said estate
also have for rent comfortable DWFl I'm
HOUSE, in Iynrhburg, nenr the Washington Hotel.
and the Shop on Mum street, occupied by MI Hall
adjoining the post ollco. :. GARLAND
Dec 10 GID
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81, z n, q g Z
BED BLANKETS, from 81 o. io The il ,s,
.NEGRO BLhAkE1,S.s me as low A. 81 r,ets
PULLED CLOTHS IND C.9SSlyNE1sTS.
some rs low a. % cents,
LLNsEls from od !, ,he hes, quality,
FLhNNEfS, irpn al 10 -,
.hOGSLLNS, latest styie. very low,
SILfjPLS. splendid sentiment
PELLETS md BO.N.NET silks. ve,v seA.
BONNET MD TELYE1 RiBRuyy. ,e,u1tk-
ably low.
PLaLr AND FIGURED siLK,. a .,,.px1 -
sprtment,
C0TIOf CLOTLS, yard wide al Aid,
BED TICKING. at Cd 10 Is6d,
CIlICOES. from 4 I'd To The best
StG1R. COFFEE. SILT AND P.1LE co.,
TO.Every oheap.
We have heavy stock Of the ab articles and srs
disposed to sell them very low.
RoDES & BURTON.
Dec. IL taft
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FOR THE NRGiNIAN.
.Ncssrs Edii0,s:-Ihc Locufocus Of late have made
such great ado about what they pleased to the
skim aud hard cider bu1onery and humbuggery of
1870, that think it advisable 10 teach them To hold
their tongues for the future. by giving them similar
pill in lS44. Henry Clay, beyond all doubt, will be
the Wing candidate for the next Presidency; and re-
commend the following suitable symbol of our lead
er, which, in my opinion will operate more powerfully
than the dose of hard cider &c.-cspecally, if its eo
qucnce enforced by the speeches of gentlemen familiar
with the life aod character Of the distinguished ndiydu
al who heads orr army.
Let the Wing professions be preceded by mill boys,
riding on bags plainly dressed and holding a hook-say
the constitution Of the United States in hand. Let
suitable banners be dispersed in the ranks, with repre-
scntatop OF each Of this nature: A mill boy (rcsomb ng
Clay) riding on bag, his eyes elevated towards llea
ven, holding close TO his bosom the constitution otihe L.
States with his left hand. and ia his right star spangled
banner with Ship Box. aud Plough, 10 signify The
Commerce. Manufactures, and Agriculture of the u
States whilst the Genius Of Liberty hovers over the
whole. sheddinga halo around the boy, and IN the act
of placing upon his head Of glory Inscribed be-
low should be- in large Characters, The NIL Boy y tht
Slnsiss.o
Nut Iocofoco slueamishness can accuse this pc
ture of vngarlly; and there is something III II, THINK
moral grandeur calculated to strike deep into the heart
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Vhfs Conrention in Febrnayy.-The following Del
-ca,es have been appointed the Wing Convention to
h. hold in Richmond on the 22d OF February,neAt IN
addition to those heretofore announced:
From Elizabeth Ciy.---joseph Scgar, James Powell
A. b. Mclean. DR.. WIN. Hope DR.. c. Hubbard, Sam
vel Dewbre, Edward King, Wm II. kenan, Elijah
Phiiip., Win. Anderson. David Kyle, Thomas Skinner
and James Hicks.
Fro War,cck-Wm. Robertson, Daniel p. Curtis.
Humphrey iIarwood, John Rande, WIN. Young, VIM.
4. Jones' Carter Craf'Drd. George w. Chinman, H. h.
H. Browne, and James w. GUSTS
From Cupepcr.-Dmiel. +. Slaughter. Edmund
Broadus Jeremiah Morton. Charles =. MoncDre. john
Hansborough P. p Male. O. \. Pemherton, VIM. L.
J. Richards, Frederick Fishback, VIM. Hurt, jones
Green. Garland Wheatley. Isaiah c. Perry, George
E,yborn, Samuel Decanp. Wm. Thompson, Absllom
Garnet. Il bert c. Brown, fhomasR. RiNey and sam
uel II. Taliaicrro.
We regret that the pressure OF Congressional and
Legislative matter deprvcs us OF the opportunity oil ru
,ishinu the able preamble and resolutions adopted at tie
Elizabeth CITY merling- and which are doubtless ir ~
she polished pen Of Mr. segar
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FOR THE vIRGISItN.
SENECA'S VIEWS OF REPUTATION AND
TAX ALTON

.'If a lend of nancy to my country, will
not sa that am indebted to him, neither will acknow
ledge it my debt although sued tor public Office
neither also il were SUED a debtor; yet will con
tribute my part in payment Of this debt. In like sor
deny that debtor for the favour that is done unto
all my nation because he rave ii yet not Tor me; and
in such manner gave time thain giving the he knew
not whether he gave me, yea or no: yet know that
must pay portion thereof because the goods by
one means or other appcrianeth 10 me. and eth to
requite il. 1t must he done for me, that shall obge
Ia the SOFT lsaith he l. e. the obecior) neither
est thou anything to the san Moon; FIR they moi
moyod fot thy sake: but whereas they moved to
thi. end. hat they may preserve all things, they
for me also, forl am part of The Universe"
Seneca Of BenSfts, Libe ~ Chap. 20
Let the Heather Philosopher teach Christian Legis-
atos the first principles of morality. Shade of Seneca,
shouds thou forth from the long night of ages to
look upon these loose and abandoned times, thou might
think the Empire yet ea5ared and Nero still rcgned
Oh for Christian Seneca, TO utter in the and
enforce upon the conscience Of this degenerate age the
principles OF private and public virtao The Lord pre-
from the abyss Of disgrace and ruin that gapes
before us. Yours, &c T.. IL. Z.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-19

Mr. CaIiom-'rhe Legislature Of South Carolina
accepts Mr. Cahonn's prospective res'gn'0' hui con
..e themselves by the 'bel'e' thai his ial'"'s "'s
withdrawn from the service Of his Stair VIII SON o'
devoted to the benefit Of the whole Union ihes
rill awake from that deuson betnre ing.-Mr 'a'-
houn was in Richmond few days since; and ie''t
from friend informs us tina, he was waited on ny large
,,u,bers of his new allies
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The 'iesshge.-We have never known an Executive
Message received with more indifference by the people
than President 1ylers las, One ol the must conclusive
evidences Of this Indifference, is the meagrruess of the
comments which II ELECTS trum the press-nusl of the
papers, with the exception Of the stpendarics OF the
Administration. who Of course In ecstascs de.
spaching ii with brici paragraphs. Out, out. bret
candle ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-19

New YoRK. Dec. 12.
Flour is nemnally held at S., bat 81 is taken for
small lots.
The stock Of Wheat at market is large. say 5000
bushels which is held dollar which is far above the
views of the buyers The Cotton market is quite
tive, aud good export demand exists; the sales COO
bales to-day. at an average Of less than cents
Domestic ENcuANGEs-Phadelphl par a !. Boston
!, Washington, ID. C. tdis; Richmond I; Charles
ton | a J.
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o. The Wings Of Knox county. tennessee ne'' d
great meeting few days aga. aud nominated i'enry
Clay as their first choice ola Wing candidate 'of the
Presidency. They avow, however, Their Willingness u
submit his claims National Conrenii. nj propose
that said Convention he held in Baltimore oh the SECOND
Monday Of December, le33.
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CLASSICAL, ENGLISH n MsTnEMATlCAL
; e III y u L.

IHVHE next session Of my schonl will commence on
L Monday The 2nd Of January next, and terminate on
the Sis, of May The course OF instruction is very
comprehensive and mites the advantages Of modern dis
roveres and improvements. with the stric,ness Of the
ancient meshod. Every pupil will be considered en-
ga red from the day of entrance the end of the
sion. unless otherwise specified. JOHN CARY.
Dec 10 w2wif
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

1--WE TRUSTEES of this institution take great
l. pleasure IN announcing To tho public. ,ha. they
have engaged the services Of the Rev Thomas Brvws
as Principal who will take charge Of the institution q
soon AZ he can make necessary arrangements for the ~
nova % hls lam'ly MIR. Brown is graduate Of ono VI
the English Universities and occupes yerv hirh yrade
AS an Instructor OF youth. Wherever he has taught h~
has had an overh,wng number of pupils. lie will,
take charge Of the Academy. with the intention Of ma
KING permanent location there. Tho trust 49, reeom-
mend tins institution on account Of tho high quali6
cations OF the Preceptor, and the fine oaspa If tho A.
cademy. as 1t regards hcah, chea pness of living and
freedom from every species Of dssipa,oA particular
description OF the course offs udies w 10 made kaswa
in a short time.
Dec s n
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IL q u ~ ~ " DIV 4.

FlNlIE subscrberhas taken the Binlcry, formerly
i cupicd by Capt. w. A. Talbot and offers his ser
vices TO the public IN the line oi his profession. II capa-
city to do interchangeable industry and desire to please.
be claim to patronage, he trusts that he will receive
proper share Orders Tor any kind style Of Records.
aud Merchants Account Books earnestly solicited. Old
Books and Periodicals bound al short notice
constant supply Of Records. Execution Books, Day
Books Journals and Ledgers kept constantly hand,
Of his manufacture, and warranted well done
if made to order. &c. YOUNG.
Nov. II tsif
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Mr. The Madis,nian says, it has been told that Mr..
Benton 'bodly proclaimed while IN NJ LOUIS lha' ne
would support Mr. Clay IN preference To MI 'ahou''
We do not doubt ,-no'. indeed, is II strange MI.
Clay was preferred by Mr. Benton in 1924 to any ohfr
m,p-evcn To Cen Jackson who afterwards became MS
idol.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-19

"A Mr. Cloy-The Louisville Journal says ''a' N"."
d. CLAY. on his way to New Orleans af'''eu ~
vansyile Qndiana) nearly the whole 'pu'''''" VI ~,
town greeted HIM at the wharf WIN io"a c"'e's '''
addressed them from the deck OF The s"anp"'' :"
speech Of half hour. which was received WIN e"''
s,,s,c applause. lie did not 90 on shore
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-19

CHEAPER THAN EVER, AND
(YYE.KHEFs THIN TIRE
(HrGvfsf and us good az TIE test.


UNtlE subscriber is receiving. and will he reccl
1 wing by the regular packets from New York or twu
weeks 10 CONT. additional supply of r. n !
Vi Il y l. Ell o I HING. which has been pur=
chased or cash aud viii be- sold for the same, nj pricos
lower than ever offered before III ynrlburg Among the
articles offered may be found Dress. Frock, Box aud
Over Coats al Prices VARYING Ium 90 10 ~ dollars,
Of rood material, aud warranted well made
Pants Vests aus all kinds Of Fancy Articles, such ms
Scurs. Cmvz's, Pocket lIandkcrchlels. Suspendcrs.
Shaker aud Mcrino Under Shirts and Dra"efs Collars,
Bosoms Shirts, aud superior lot Of s. . { s. al
tho ox,rcue low price ol oucis.
Thankful lur past Ayors the subscriber hopes in
these hard times. 10 sell cheap 10 pat The rhlno IN
every nau's pocket, aud coats every mans beck
Please walk III. aud examine for yourselves; and II
you wish To purchase, my wold for II, bargain. AVA,
You.
Also Clothes cut and made To order nj the shortest
notice. aud warranted To H. the goods paid for Pants
aud Vests mado cheaper than elsewhere 10 suit tbs
times Give me a call and my words shall be verified, Al
Il. TERRA'S CLOTHING STORE. Nam 81 first
dion helow MI j. &, Meem,
BENJAMIN TERRY.
OF lsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-19

More decision Judge Morrow of Boonyille, Ms
souri, recently ,uash dan Indictment against negro for
forgery the ground that oegr"s are properly and are
mn, nv the constitution End laws of that State, recogni
xcd as pey,ons any more than other animals Accord
inp to the de,ison negro may commit any crime with
immunity and on the other hand may himself be robbed
or killed without apprehension of punishment The
Bonneville Judge is certainly. "a second Daniel
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For Musical Institutions.

'INllE subscriber begs leave inform the Musical
4 world, that his assortment Of Music Is unrun
monty large and MISUNDERSTANDING Instruction Books
for the Piano Forte Guitar Flute, Nmlin &r-as we'll
rs great variety oi Sacred Music and Mute Books fif
slnglng-a Of which will be sold low, by
r.. =. NASH.
Book and Piano Forte Seller pccrehurr Va
fine assortment OF Piano For III, hand Mt reduced
prices r.. F. n
Oct. IL Is If
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IA w NOTICE..

1 HAVE. laken my s,n JOHN r. GARLAND int.
1 partnership with me in the
Practice Of Law
we VIII ngolarly practise IN The Courts of Campb@ll
Amherst. bedford. Nelson the Corporation of I.ynrk-
bury, and the Superior Coun ii buckingham Pv,nps
attention VIII be given IN all business enirus h, usy
management. Address, J. s. J. r. GARLAND Lunch
burg JWgplio.
| shall continue to attend the Court Of Appcak
}. GARLAND.
Sept 22 Sif
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OCTOIsi.l. 10th, 1912.

- Ns@-S.#st - - ~ . . $3.50 n W
OCTOBER 10th, 1912.
uOllN j. PtRNiS has just returned from trip allcr
- Goods, and can with truth say he Is now opening,
Bak Square. Lynchbnrg, the cheaps, stuck Of
DRYGOoDS. GROCERIES, Sc.
ever before opened by him.
Broad Ckts aud Cas,narcs, very cheap
Cassnels Kentucky and Glasgow Jeans, n, 30 cts. per
yard and upwards
Mkt. plain. aud striped nscys at Sd por y,rd and up
wards
Double width Circassans. from 81 cts. per yard I"
the finest.
Brachcd and brown Domestic Shifting, yard wido al
I'D per yard
Apacta l.ustre splendid quality, at 50cts per yard
Bombazinos. all grades. very ehsap
Woollen aud Cotton Stockings allculas. nj e per pair
fhuuels. all colours from l. PER yard 10 the finest
ShawIs large supply, Tor Fall and Nlusr use
Hats and Caps. lur. seal. &c.
Knitting Yarn. blue mkt. white aud red
Calicoes. splendid assortment from lid To % per yard
with a great variety oi other Dry Goods, ,oo tslous
10 mention.
SALT! SAET!!
A largo lot of Salt fine sacks. cheaper than any in
market
Brown Sugar. from I'd TO lOcs. per b.
Coffee u superior article al I'd per ID.
spun Gottin best make. nj Factory prices. all numbers
SHOES tDod assJrlmunt ii Is Sd, aud upwards.
JNO. ).ptRNlS.
Oct. II Gt
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sAt.u .Ei.ls.ly:.s IT Atssi.A

WILL he Sold ON Monday. 2nd January, 1875. IN
w iront of The Market House. in the Town OF
Lyuchburg. Il T.lL L .iB LIE fOU Nc Ne
q II o W + ". belonging 10 the estate ot Mrs. Ann
4. Cohbs deed Terms - months credit the pufcha
ser giving bond with approved security The sale VIII
be conducted by Mcssrs Payne \ Turner Auctuneers.
WM. COBBS. Adminlstraier.
Dec Is t2lny.
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~. q. KICIE.kISDSO.b',
NOTICE..

PROPOSALS. will be received by the Building Com
miltee in the town Of Liberty, on Friday the Ord
day of December, 1912, for building Presbyterian
Church in the said town
The church is to be constructed with brick, -33 by =
feet in the clear, and - feet PITCH with porco
in addition, extending about feet 10 be cov,red with TN
and steeple be erected; also front and two side
galleries onihe inside. The above dimensions may be
slightly varied and for particular doscr pion OF
the building persons referred to the Rev Jacob ID.
Mitchell or Thomas l.. Leitwch Esqr. of Liberty.
THE BUILDING COMMITTEE.
Dec. Is q if
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sEPTENBER 10, isi.
Large stock Of Dry Goods
arr lfbAI.

1T COST.
J. PURVIS & DUFFEL are anxious to close
- their business as speedily posslble-lbey
fcrng their whole STOCK or GOODS, which
la, re and well selected.
AT COST,
and in fact many descriptions Of Goods will be sold great
ly under CO.NT
NJ B.-Wc hall 90 on TO sell at private sale for
few months until re stock is reduced and then the
remainder will be of, red at auction.
J. ). PURNlS s DGFFF.I..
Sept. 10 tail
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5000 Richmond Factory

5000 Richmond Factory
COTTO.v l.SK.S.S from No. Ia Id,
4 r n L { ITO ".
WILL sell IN front Of my auction store. IN Tuesday
the 2oh inst the above assortment oil Cotton Yarns,
nm the best factory in the uiuon.
.iiSO,
20 dozen Shaving Soap
! Lot lla,anna Segars
10 DOZEN Indian Rubber Suspendcrs
, dacn very fine Silk Hats
IA d,aen Cotton landkcrehcls aud sundry other
articles.
|. O.
barrels Malaga Wine
) Casks Musrat Wlne pure article.
Nj. TALBOT Auct
Dec 10 1t
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Negroes for Hire.

HAVE for hire the ensuing year, number ofslaves
/ amongst them Carpenter, Cook and Washer,
House Servants. and Factory hands. &. DABNEY.
Dec. 10 2w
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.yrth Caroliaa.The Loeoi'co majority Of forty IN
IN. Legislature of this State has mol .tt toen aeic 10
elect a Sennior.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

A meeting OF Washington Union Temperance Soci
ETY., viii be held al the Court house. this evening al
O'Clock j. {. YOUNG, See'y.
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AInanaCI1S fOrlS13.

4 MEXICAN aud various other kinds; Cottnn's
IN Virginia, by the gross, AT Richmond price Tor sale
by, PAYNE, GREGORY s. co.
Now is
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DRY GODS

ever had and nj such exceedingly low prices az can
not fail 10 rlcase any VIM may favor ne with call
My Goods were bought principally for the ready money
whleh found 10 be very welcome customer Ia my
Northern friends, and III fact such lndnccmeni
a. ruahe 10 buy Goods certainly great deal less
than actually cos, 10 manufacture them; the truth oil
winch every body will knowb by calling and examining
for hemselyos-and withou, The and Of 1,'lcry the,
will be convinced of the fact, aud cannot am SUI c be
otherwise than w, pleased 10 find such desirable Goods
at such low prices
1omy stock Of FANCY GOODS, particularly
invite the attention Of the Ladies, ms being OF such
variety and chcapnoSs ms cannot fail 10 please.
My stock CONSISTS partly Of The following articles viz
Broad Cloths. every shade quality and price
Casslrrts. splendid assortment, cheaper than ever
offered before,
Casincs. OF every color and quality
Kentucky Jeans. from Is. upwards,
SlaMls. Flaunes. Fulled Cloths and Blankets, at all
prices.
Bonncs, Has and Gaps. Of the most fashionable style
Eolienncs, Grape de Icons,
Bnlliannes, something entirely new. for Ladies' Des
Fancy Silks, Apachalusas Bombazines Mousn de
Lame, Merlnoes aud Clrcassans oi every de
scrplon, and cheaper than they offered be
fore.
" low,
Donosllcs aud Calicoes from cents to the finest i'm
ported,
! landkcrclics aud Gloves
Aud almost every article that can be called for
Together with an excellent assortment of GROCE.
RlES. LEATHER AND SHOES, blue and white
SPUN CUl'TON sc. &c.
n, b. COUNTRY MERCHANTS are particu-
larry invited 10 call and give my stock an examination
before purchasing, as am prepared 10 oer them great
Inducements. DIT. & PETERS.
Oct -. tsif
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Cabinet Furniture and hairs.
The largest assortment
EVER OFFERED In THIS MARKET,

AlDE.BoARDS, with and without marble tops, o(.l-
- most every firm and price.
Secretaries and Book Gases
Ladies' and Genllemens Cabinets.
Dressing Bureaus and Dressing Tables, with and witk-
out marble tops, and common Bsreaus, of every va
riety.
Dining Tea, Gard. Pic, and Extension Fables,
r'er tables with the hnest Egyptian marble toPs, and
splendid Pier Glasses attached,
Sofas, Of three or four different pattssns.
Marble top Wash Stands, and couuson do
Waalsobes, of the finest even altered hers Vt aay
where else.
Rocking Chairs, of every variety Of form and Piss.
Windsor. Cane Seat, and Mahogany Chains.
Music Stands, Piano Chairs, Sc, SC.
Those in want of articles in my line are respectfully.
solicited TO give a CALL as iceriany can otter induce
ments IN the quality of my work, and should h dispud.
fnecessiiy did not compel me- 10 offer isduceme.s Id
price. A. WINSTON.
Dec. s wI~ n
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T. ~ K n " r.
INllE STORE ROOM OF THE NIRGINIAN
j OFFICE.
September ~ tsif
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SD.EET'zfg.Vf. VEN.

H.3R TIMES q u TU IT re u.
SFElNG. IN the early part of Spring that Goo,s
- must greatly decline To he IN accordance with the
hard times sold the greater portion o MY old and dear
bought stock Of Goods AT cost, IN order that might be
the better prepared, by tins Fall to buy anentrc stock Of
NEW GOODS, and now have the pleasure | long
wished TO have vi offering To my friends aud customers
lhc largcs aud oellanlN The bust selecled stock Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-19
Notice..

TUNIIE LANGlIORNE MILLS are stilI carried on
l in the namo of Ianghome s. Steptoe.-,Wc shall
continue 10 pay the highest market price for W qa;.
H. :. IANGiIORNE.
FAYEl'IE STEPIOE.
Aug. Is trf