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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-24

S,nod Of Virginia Tile S,nod Of Virginia Odd
ecluo) me, in the Pfesb5 ttan Church in Norfolk Bo
rough on ", dnasday evening, the 9Th inst and was
opened with sermon BY The Rev. VIM. s. " he u
Charlottesville. Dr. Graham WIS appointed Modera
tor. There were ab ut II members present. which
number was increased by subsequent arrivals. The
Noriok Beacon says III Is supposed 'hat there sro
from 10 900 ministers present, from all parts OF the
Stale The Hon. Waller l.owre, Secretary e The
Board Of Foreign Missions, Mr.. Brown, Missionary to
China, Mr., Phelps fsom Florida, AMI several Oher gen
Jlenen are iIeie FROM abroad
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NOTICE.

AAilL BE SOLD, u the highest bidder. On En-
w day. The first day OF November next II lair II
not tho ntAt TAR day thereafter. (sonda,s excepted at
the late residence of Thomas aud Nlcent johnson
near tol. tlhys Nit III the county of Campbell all the
dover part remaining OF said Thomas 1nhnsuns estate
cosIstlng ol t"o Neam Aen, one Noninn twu hnrs,
Wagon. Nc. Sc. ALSO. all the ESTATE OF Md
cenI johnson, consisting ot 'he erup ii Com Fodder.
OATS Hay, noust hold and Kitchen Furniture, Cows,
iloes, &c. ".
Terms Of Sdh.-Cash for all sums Of ten dollars and
under lot all sums usrr ten dolas credit of twelve
months will be elvca, the purchaser giving bond w,h
approved security.
At the same time and place the PLANTATION
will be REN TED ior the term ofenc year Tefo,s as
above JOHN G. JOHNSON.
administrator de boans non u ihos Jalasaa dee,
g. administrator q .lialicrat johnson dec.
Oct Il II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-24

90 We dropped IN al the Universal Charcl, nigh
bei"e last, and fund Nj ie.e Of Pulaski addressing
the Democratic Association. 1t Was uuquesonaby The
JmeFtdi auditory we lave ever behed like &C
casion The President loohed as solemn as Death, and
the Secretary as grave as his Prime Minister. As FIR
The spectators, one-talf seemed tote suffering under
narcotic Influence aud the remainder (he Nhgs) were
tickled to The top u he,r bent though from respect
to their Loco friends, they would not laugh outright
The speech wasfer ei preterea naii.
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AEoVsIEPFgSEsPgs:N,K.

a HE next session OF Inc SujsenbeI'- School vii
Ii eonmrhee on Tuesday the 9th day OF next lnuuth
(Nevemhtr,} aud trrmluaie ca the t;i day ui Apni
lc4d, with recess 81 II ew days al Christmas. lie
intends nmuymg is sehoel room To a moe convenient
place Ion his winter scsson before the Indictment season ii
lnt'T GELS IN; and the fist Of January he eNpreis
certainly Ia have his hrolher Edward A. FeaIhefson,
associated with him. Nho has bad ten or twelve
yeas experience IN acng. aud has ever given entire
satisfaction to all WHO have pntronlzed him that all
Ter the Isl day Of January the male and ienae depart
mens will be enueiy distinct.
he subscriber pledges himself 10 give every ntou-
lion 10 his School, aud labor sleuuuusly 10 uealcale
principles ct morality IN The minds OF his pupils, ell
as 10 promote lhelr advancement III their sludIcs.
In his schaol vii he uu9h Tire Lntln, Greek and
Engsh Languages, and tie first branches oi Malhe-
MATES.
itrols per Session q fire. months
For beginners g. 90
For Reading. Writing Sc. SO OO
For English Grammar, Geography, PHI
sopby, &c. So 50
For the Classics SIS %
Payable at The beginning during the session. or the
end oi II, az the option ol those engaging.
NM. y. FEAIHERSION.
o. Reference may be made. 10
VIM IL Harrison, Principal ii Amelia ACADEMY,
Gil. ). ". Burke, Prince Edward,
Mr.. I. A. Wilson, Amelia Springs,
DE- Bluchord, LJuehburg.
oct2 wllON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-24

The Wings Of Tins county viii have meeting the
tavern house oi MN. Stevens. near Bnt,S's Fond on
0t,r River. ON Saturday ncN the 26Ih inst William
l. Guqgln am oher hig speakers expected 10 at
trnd.-'lhe Ladies' aud others are Invited The Clubs
m the Hei9hhuiaud will also assemble at that time and
place, 10 rase taer lag. bearing the names II CLAY
aud tEELIN6lll ASEN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-24

w "f, Moses L. Lee, Of Huanoke county, Va, in
card 10 the last fincase Wig declares That he is
mo longer DemoeTai.o He says: Il have belonged
10 ha' PARTY ever since knew any thing Of political
matters h"i have been so Disguised with the party
mat ain dc'tr"Intd 10 quit them. and throw nv
influence Tor Clay aud Frelinehuysen. am tired Of
Their hnmbngeery abont Texas and Hard Money. |
want Harry of The West fer President, with L. :
Bank, Protective Tariff and distribution olthe Land
monty among tie different States"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-24

uo.,. ''mo"y q an Opponen- At recent political
hs. III Charleston, Col. Gilmore, distinguished Nul
;aa' IN the course of his speech, that "Cay is
hin, 'eo' honorable, honest genilenau he knew
"e" and wha' lie says can be depended on. II
NO pe a" honor 10 be beat by such man--an honor
v e"' nave added, far greater than to be victorious
IN ,''' nominee as James x. PIX Of Tcnuessee'
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GiranGoIcs, Lard lamps, &C.
Oct Il
.rifension CoH,pcay .v0.s.

fEtllE law requires You 70 parade Saturday next .
u al III o'clock precisely. which vii! ha IN runi Of
the Reservoir THIS Company includes persons an the
c1sl of the lypehhntg and Salem Turnpike, from the
Quaker Church 10 poe's fan ,atd aud Of the branch
running the RIVER.
RICHARD PERKINS, Jr Capt
Oct. "a II
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EEI.lGlNIS- NNllCE-

The consecraiion Of the Episcopal church, near Capt
HtaHeo's Mills ia Bedfal Co, vii take nlacc, by
lppislnrot, 90 Friday the stday Of Nov The Rev
d. Gibbs eiii.ang. ST. Matthews Church, An.
bers @. VII MI hsreiofe be oprnad or divine service
until Ide Third Sunday in November -asleal Of the first
rs hcfelguIe eNnecal.
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REIIGINlEN- NnIll,r

r.. Rcv. \. H. CoJss, Bishop of Alahama, will Wis
BEDFORD county, and perform the fuowag services
On Friday, Nov. lst, conseerale the new Episcopal
Church IN the ueiahboraood of The Rev. Mr. Sale
Ga Saturday. Nov. 2nI, preach AT irniy and confirm
On Sunday, Noy. 3rd, preach aud confirm at ST. Ste
phen's Church.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-24

There will he regular meeiing If the Norwood
Clay Club, ut Nancey - the si sanrlf ., in Noyen.
Der. (@htb viii he the Saturday preceding lie Pres
jdrnud Elee,iaoD
\ tail meeting is requested as there III be business
II Importance lcinfr the Club
JOSEPH SLAUGHTER, President
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TO .soH.s' =. Str, A,romry and Aernl

TO J9sf.S' r. SEE, Attorney aud Agrut
Tor the children 1t John Autlle. Oliver IT L. Matke.
Richard r. Marklc. John H. Mat>e. jahA Marke.
John Carsps, qdn'r OF Charles Marble, dee.
|FE7AkE NOTICE, that on the 18Th Of November,
h 1871, al the hans, Of Joseph Food. in Bedford
county, shall lake The deposition Of said Flood and 9th
ers To he read The tiia Of the suit OF ure Mar
ale. depending IN the circuit superior court OF law
aud rhanrtY tor Bedford county. And the 26h Of sad
moolh. al tie Clerk S Office Of Bedford county eart
s!all take sandl vtIef dep sons to be read aa eYi
denee On the trial Of sud cause.
MARY BURGH
Oct. q Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-24

| TIE duty on Ercseh Brmft-AIsj. Garland seemed
10 link thai he stated the VIE argument as 10 the ii
eci OF duties on prices VERY lad, ON Saturday eve
nlng. when he cited the effect Of tina, duty ON French
Brandy, For example: gentleman bought ia Pan, a
lot oil brandy. for which he gave 40 cchis Gallon; aud
when he reached the eusiaa-hause at Rtsiuh he Vas
met by duty of % eenis. Gan 1t b. prrirn3cd h.,
asked. that the maker of the brandy in France paid the
duty! II So lhen he gave the purchaser 90 cents gal
lon Tor taking II! Now, We be- leave 10 say 10 the Ma
Jor that he not only did STATE the Nhir araumrpt
fauiy. but that he did mol state IL al alt Inc Whies
admit that when duly imposed upou an article trhir
ace do not produce, then the proc must be enhanced
though not always 10 the extent If The duly Bnt Their
aftament is that when the duty imposed nrn an N
ilce which we produce iulae the eift,, VII BE-
10 stimulate the home production. and by thus brine M
competitor into the field agalHsl the ireign mont pots
ihe a'ier Will be Ioced 10 reduce his prices In order Ia
reach our market at all. Why did he uai cite same ar
ilcle OF homo production Was il because he knew
HAT he could moi do 81. without ostab STING the prnci-
PIE Tor which the mes eonlendl Why did he in
siahce French Brandy. With we do Rot and cannut
make, unless II Was Tor tie purpose. while seeming In
slate the Wing argument tdHtg grossly 10 curvature il
challenge him 10 name single Quilted article com
nttihg with a similar Article q htnc meducilnr IN
which tie price has not fallen in despite oi the duy
HAT the consumer doos BOT pay Tie duty On those ar
ucles IN witch they meet with competitor, in the
home market, Is demonstrated by tath the fircc of
Which no sophs',y tlade. Bun we leo leave 10 in
irodurc LOcltoco wliness-lamcs Iluehanauut Penn
sylvana-who IN speech delivered in the Senate on
tie lib OF June, SAB. sad:
- here IS enc remarkable fact corrected will this
sui 'ct well worthy Of serious consideration Nhile
ran IT ad rn came 10 as free Of duv the price temeIt
ed high IN Great Britain. In ,lanGary 1870 II cost In
" ales I'll los sterling, or S5S rertn. la MAY 10
alter duty OF 70 yer cent had been imposed it sunk 10
4 s'erllng or 50 per ton; and in August 1913 ere
year after the duty Of 50 had teen imposed il
reached lis lowest pree Of 81 per ton. at which the
Fitehhurg company purchased. Do hot ihcsr facts fur
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-24

,rv , ne last Richmond Wing publishes an extract
fine 's. from rennsy lsania which says .'Whigs in
L;a ,S ana The Locos down in the mouth tn degree
IS The current opinion the opinion Of he Vhir M
msa,.i',. 'na olay will carry the State by large.
,,a ,nah ohnnk did New York we consider Ger
su,s Of ;u'ay viii certainly be elected without the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-24
NE3as sgssDaa a NiD E'aANes-iOKT'E
s.Sg.REsR sSRE. NEWT.

n NItII MIMI, W,
81 + NASH and JAS. WoODHOUSE hava
Il 40 prme1 4 partnership. under the firm and Style
ii .gAsEK & GVoODxx oUSE, lor tho pur,a.,
al conducting extensively III thscily Wholesale ans
Retail Book, Stationary and Piano Forte has ness
ihey have taken one Of those now and spacious sores
Just erected on the bot Of the did Eagle Ilole.
They will be supplied all tines with a large asso,t-
mont ul Standard, School, Medical, Law and Mscea-
neous Bnks Stationary Of every description. Fancy Ar
lcles. Music aud Musical Merchandise; together with
large aud commanding stock al 'hose superior and tried
Pnnu fariGs. Of Which ~ many have been sold by
T., L. Aasl ot Petersburg, We'll others. All thu
late nuhheliianspi mnIii aud may received aa
5oan as published.
l.. T. Nash snll continues his establishment in PEERS
burg. extensive scale.
Rlchmuud. sept 10 ,sif
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I.NS1 RAII.N.

The members Of tie Clay Club II D.Ilard's Store
Pe"ae are requested Ia nee al that place Saturday
the III, inst. Al / o'coak, \. NJ II Is earnestly re-
G}e.'ed that tail meeting may be bad AZ business Of
importance viii come b,tlle The mertae oo thai day
\ NDl Nc COON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-24

Feoisstai Episcopal Caae,aiioa debate "a
I'M oAlod Iae's (Pusey ISM Ia this body, has been
t"uthi tn enclnsiou, by Tic adoption OF the following
resolution.
Resolved That the House Of Clerical and Lay Dep
nles consider The Articles Liturgy and Offices Of the
Clutch, suRieisnt eNpuenls st her ri the
tai doctrines 81 Holy scripture, and that the Canuns ot
The Church alirl ample means OF discipline aud
non ter all Who depart h,r standards: and further
that the eeneral Convention Is not suitable tribunal tor
the tlal aud eelsafe o suchi and that this Church is
not Responsible hr The ri individuals whether they
afe members ii his Church OF OTHERWISE
Ga HE l1th INST The debate on The chatgrs against
Dr. tianels l.. Hawkes.. Bishop elect 81 Mississippi.
"aS resumed and tie subject finally disposed Of by
tho adoption "a The following resolution, Ia Wit: That.
IN The opinion 81 tins House, all proceedings respecting
the conservation oithe Rev. Fnnels l.. Hawkes., y, u.
engh Ia be suspended until future Convention OF the
STATE 4 Mississippi SHAH declare tho s,nse the sub
jet, anJ that all the documents te sent 10 that D,o-
eesto
Missionary Bishops are to be seht 10 Africa aud Chi
The RI Rev. M5ssrs. Chase. Cobhs and c. $.
Hawkes. Bishops elect u the Dloc,ses ol New llanp
shire Aahama and Missouri were consreralod al Christ
ehu.eh on Sunday morning the 20lh inst.
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e3- George H. Pr fiji late Minister to Brazil. lav-
ing publicly offered bel u 5000 On the olecth,n Of
Polk, it has been taken W BY Senator Barrow ii Loui.
slana
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g.,pllsAs ANlb lsaN<.as.
81 al ~ e "a u % ~ /.

'ENli. subscribers will open English and Classical
4 SCHOOL ~ the basement story Of The ;, c,nd
preshy .eIian Church, Tuesday, the LIST Of Ocober
neNt,
TERMS per session Of five months: For tho eemcn-
ofy branches OF English, $1,000 Ior the higher branch
90 II English, $501, Tor The Classics aud Malhemat-
ics, 5000. A. NJ. BRANCH. Il. n.
T.. WINS Ton, Graduate J.. NJ L.
Sept 90 Is
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MIN. HARTLEY from London. has long been
W accustomed 10 prescrlbo ior patients with disras y
al private nature. lie has eal yed extended uppfu-
mites at studying aud investigating The various morbid
tissues which constitute the class OF maad alluded To,
and has obtained Through pmelical we'll as n the
oulieal knowledge, ol us branch ii the profession.
The pathology OF tese disorders presents the
infinite yari y in detail, hud variety OF firm and
features In raIatd To The human cnuncnance; hs being
The ease, hIw Inconsistent the assertions IL lhose
Who proclaim remedy capable p curing all Diseases
cannot all HE forms OF even dsease how
icry hopeless. then II Is with Hose who 10 lr,m
month inunlh, taxing remedies $50 callsd) because
nsoalh tlplr pupretos have asserted they viii cure
every hu1y. Alas these wonderful cure, never take
place except III the neaspopers. 1t is not Intended To
decfy oil advertised medicines the contrary, many
Of them very good for certain stages prhaps iur
certain symptoms; but Ia diseases successfully,
distinction musl be made between The disease seI and
the symptoms which Indicate The existence or loray
of the disease and remedies be employed and varied
tr1m line 10 time, as circumstances may require.
Office duur below the Exchange lIolp-adinn-
ing trinity Church. Richmond, Va. Hours Of a,len-
dance, from A. NJ TIL 10 p. NJ. No communications
received unless post paid.
Richmond, Oct. II Is If
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ONE Hundred ARD NENETH-TWC
ACRES.

Terms-For as much as viii pay expense ofsae, cash
will he required; the balance SIX, twelve aud eighteen
mouths credit. for equal amounts. The purchaser viii
he required give bond and good personal security and
ITO THE retained fer farther security.
JAMES POWELL, shfT e Amherst
and as such eom'r. by
join " leaoej, his Deputy
oet2I VEIN
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E...S'S' y 0I,t5 sI.FRLk
shH. C. - - Id y
UfLkLinS. R.lNEiv s. PE,N.NTHlN
No 81 WILLIAM STREET.


No 63 WILLIAM STREET,
CORNER or cenaR strict. NV YORK.
hNot1.p call The attention OF Merchants visiting
w New York for their Fall anpptes 10 their eAtrn-
siye assortment ct entirely
NEW STYLES FALL. GOODS.
To Then ordinary stock. whch comprises a fell and ge
neral variety u Staple and Fancy silk Gonds. they have
herenaktag large additions at ENTIRELY NEW
81 hiEs, expressly adapted Ia the seasan.
From the heiliurs w'h they possess IN The pufehase
a Ha1ds Al the very lowest prices nntyalea aud
very extensive assofinsen-,hry feel assured TINT It will
b. "a their power Ia uef extraordinary Inducements n
purchasers who desfe aus deserve Ia buy the very
best erms. aud they dcermioed 10 spare paI'is
10 uakn It lar the interest suol mako their seeeuons
trom lhcir stuck. In
DRESS GOODS
they can show great range ot styles, IN Rich Printed
Cashmere D'Efsst, ri altsl PARIS patterns Tle4ans
Gmpe IL La,nns, Muslin DE iaines of PARIS styles,
never belure offered
Alprcas. boobaznea, Black and Hluc silk. low aud
high priced.
NlikS-Cameleoo Brocldc Silks Cameleon Rroch
Striped SILKS; PLAN aud satin Stlpcd ilecu.pnrs.
Black aud blue Black Satin striped aud Brpcade 6gUr
ed Silks; SATIN Stuprd tir,s CRANES; Black and Blue
Black Coos de Swiss; Italian l.as'fn4s, Gns lie ilhe as
Gtus dAllques, Black aud Blue black Sans. PLAIN aud
Figured Saiiua Also
MILLINERY GOODS IN great variety. eompr.
shy Bunue silks aud Salins OF entirely new styles bon.
mel and Cap lihbans rich Fall patterns new designs
Bonnet Nelves. plan eo1rs barh and blue black dgut,
ed, shaded. phld, cut aud uncut
lACES.
Cap l.aees IN great variety Ut new and elegant pal
terHsi Trimming i.acrs and iare Edgias' 6lack aud
white SIN, tlslc GWaure. Mcehhn, nmstels. &e.
Thread laees and EdJngs, French. Gen,an and
English.
SnAWLs.
Rich Cashmere anil lirocbp Long aud Square Slavic.
fhlbet Muslin dc Lame, Nahyle. Plaid Noollen, Net.
~ :. -. .
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.NH'rism Yesterday according 10 the last predc-
ton Vi Miller aud ms associates, be the "cud Of
the werld-the "secopd advent ut the Saviour. AID
sathorughly Impressed Were thousands IN Baltimore
Philadelphia. New York. Boston, aud other seeans Of
Tie country, viii Tie truth u the prophecy. that sas
numbers several weeks previous 10 thu expected event
abandoned all business lett ther homes and clothed IN
Ascension robes ank refuge IN the great tents prepare,
iur believers, Many If hse delnded people, who have
tlus abandoned The "sure wufd Of prophecy' 10 follow
misguided fanatics viii be ruined IN lrlt temporal pros
poets, aud not lew will fad refuge IN the Lunait
Asylum. Can it tie possible that they vii be AGATHA de
ludsd by Miller and his preachers
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81 Tue "Aatiye Aoerlean,n published in phadel-
PIa, and tie orsaa Of the party recently organized I'M
der hat name. has ayowed ns,fB favor Vi W .Iam =
Archer as the candidate Of lat afiy for Tic Presidency
IN 1913. Rather TO eeen, gfnllemen! Let Us have
year or lwo's respite after November next.
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GaiSGg RENE.

kaiFaa & 3IA'H.
T~r9 TIE argaand Convenient Ilfick Ten
6N5.s.'f, enenl. formerly owned aud occupied hy
tSS5iiiej Nh. l. II. Johnson rs Il TAVERN
&. sl.-..,ss HOUSE. and at present cnanted by
tapt. Samuel Smb-on. situated on tlu iynchhurg and
Salem Turnpike. one mile southwest a l.ynchbnrQ The
main building contains II rouns, well Gltel up The
contiguous buildings belonging thereto are admirably ar
ranged tor temlor and convenience. This property has
attached 10 ,enc oet1s u good Lind portnn sefy
productive nadow, and spfng Of excellent wafer. ~
a good tenant the rent Will he made satisfactorily Pc
session given lst January, 1915 Apply 10 5, Miller VI
T. u. Butler.
Sept isif
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$40 EgEES ftp.

@hU y N AF'
, | NANAl from Nr Blackwell. IN isichmund.
u nboni the 2sfh sept. last, Negro Boy named
NllIlAM-answers sometimes by the uaino of fHIcF
about ~ years old dark comp lrAon moi very bIhek.
about Eve feet inches hieh. He was purchased Of
Mr. Snmuel Pondexler, and by him ot DR.. Mitchell, ut
bedford. The Boy has recently been seen lurking nbonl
his Mulh's IN tins corporation. The above reward will
be PAID ON delivery Of said Boy tome in town.
SETH WOODRI FF.
Oct q Rf
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Oct. q
aRaNN. GLASS n g.aIsTLla}y-
gVAassi AE0geE.

OPPOSITE MR. JOHN noLLiNS, MAIN GTRrIr,
LYNCnBuEo.
RNlE SUBSCRIBER oilers Tor sale very hand
Sumo assortment Of The ahoye articles OF entirely
new miosand ii he bo,l quality, Consisting part ol
Blue Marlao nulrd
White Granite flu'el aud plain, Dinner sets.
Green Chlnera,
Flown Blue Ga rev aucle,) .,.,
W hlle Granite. Ne. io'ie' Stills
French Gold Baud China
English white :" Tea sets of ~. Al.
raised h2nre % OF more pieces
- fine tna neltd''
Plates )shfs, Pitchers, Sc. OF fine OF common ware
Land Lamps, Lookpg GLASSES, Cellcres, Glass Pc
serves, Plumbers, " Ines &c, complete assortment
STONE WARE Of all descriptions
{. RICHARDS.
Oct. u ian
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BicDFO.i) COUNTY

CO. We are compelled to postpone until our mex
the prsrt,anas OF the Town Vigilance Committee.
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Their stock will he found 10 comprise Gfll uasou
mont ni all the vnrHUs small ucas needed and they in
vie the attention oi Buyers. with he fullest earHe nee
that dloy can supp every want IL their lne.
New Nuk Au4s 3mf
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4 RAlEFUL for the liberal patronage hefet.fJre
SH bestowed upon me by she public take This me
thod Of lhiigang Them, that have recently purchased
il The Northern cities most splendid and elegant
sediment ut
IaASI-yOZGABEE GOODS,
in my line, consisting Of single aud double med CAS-
lMERES, of American. Enrlish, and very superior
fRENcH manufacture. Alsl. CLOTHS Of various
coors; and Of every quality, suitable for geuIlenens
wear; VESIINGS. STOCKS, CRANAIS, Sc. Sc
As. o superior Ntedles l1r Iailurs, and lkew
railor's inch Measuring Iapcs-and sundry other ar
ccs in lily line. Please cal aud examine.
alu prepared 10 execute with despatch all kinds Of
Tailoring work in the mosi approved and fash
ionabie 81, e. &. AlclVER.
Oct. X wtw L
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-24

In every vntcy tur Genlonsn LADIES' and Misses, OF
hid ol the must approved wanuhelute DUCK. M,rIno.
Nuollen, silk, Lace Fdcl, Egyptian, lada Rubber.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-24

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