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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-24
Y0SsniH1 Bnfgatas! Sargaisss!l
EsDO2S and SHlasz,s,

LR.NcHBURG OCT l2TH, 1886.
ECElVlNu and opening at Richmond Cash Slor,,
hA 10000 pair Boots, ShDes aud Bropans which
WI be sud al Nianulaelur'r.' prices ir cash. viz,
lo0O pair Ladies' EAtfr. Kidd Slippers Tor unly 75cis
per bes'-Phila'elfni ala work. made expressly 10 my
order.
Ladies' Extra Co... Calf Kidd Seal W alkins Shoes.
best at'ir .e. only 81 90 pr. sss,
doS pr. .,xira Kidd. le2 CATERS quilted and lined
,th silk only 81 90 pr
A large assortment OF Mssoa' Slippers, Buskins ard
Boo,ees, cheap. i-.=.
500 pr. Chdrens Shoes all prices
Womens Ezra PeaQed, thick -ole strap shoes, pr rs
cts. wnrth 81 20.
Buskns and z Caters. all prices.
500 pr Slippers st 80 cts good article
Mens' l.. 4 b. Calf and klpp Brogans, cheap.
d. Murocco and Navy shoes.
500 pr. Heavy Brogans att ) Cts. pr. worth %. Fsy
good haigans goods. cal at The Rchmand Cash
Store do zeal competition in above lire. Aler-
chants buy ing sell again. will find ii 10 hsis interest
give sail. beioTe purchasing eiaewfefe. "a bar
gains will be sold. W. J. Willis.
Oct. Is
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MARRIAGE.

Married on the 18th inst. NV n. d. ,r
Gosgn. Mr.. CHARLES OsnY. Ia IN, .m,,h,a .na a,
a"''ied Miss C.rniRiSE J. daughter of widow A.ne
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DRUGS end .uBDSCE.y.Es,

fHNtiE Subscriber oers large ard well selected STICK
ct D.uGs,i MEp,elSEs, PAINTS, OTIS. DrE.
STUFFs, iI-Ass wang, PERFuAERY. Scars, FANCY
sRTrc LES, &e4 ean rrslpg every article usually kapd
IA TIE Dguo if tn which ne Iesl,v >tt4y invites tho
attention Of his former customers as wrsi as the public
generally, JOHN IA. SEAY. D.ucgia
a Particular attention gives 10 p descriptions ior pny
sleians and faines which, viii be pm, pP at all tours
with neataess and accuracy - 81
Orders from the coast,y promptly ate. dei 10. and
Hrdic!nrs warranted J II. s.
June l2 "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-24

TENNESSEE.-Gov Brown, VI Tennessee, sent
his first nsssags the Legislature of that State the
7tS iss lie recommends the entire abolition Of the
raashnen' Of death the erection Of penten,iay
Che will s""n have for dozen if his recommends
tisa sueeesds) liberal system Of public educaon the
encouragement, of internal Improvements by chartered
e"~panss; the puactua payment Of the interest OF the
STATE debt. and the creation of shaking fund for the
exiting Sediment If til. pucpa; and reorganization ot
ths State Bank vi Tennessee.
Gea +. X. icoaer (Vhi.) has been reelected
Coap,rarr Of the State, by one majority, and Rober,
h. Tanner Q-o-o) has been elected Treasurer, by a
m,i-ri,y af l~o vs'es.
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NEIanOE.~ WANTED!

H'HE SUBSCRIBERS are wanting 10 purchase
I any number ot LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES,
tina, viii suit the SUuth,rn market.
As 'hev anxious 10 make Their purchasers a. spec
div as ps.iblr 30; assure hoa having any Tor sale
that they will pay lab, raj aasb pct, rs fan be obtan
ed IN any market III ,he State. Persons who wish IL
sell. will do well la cal on them before making sale.
n. B.--We wish Ia purchase one or two lliacksmths
and Carpenters. DAVIS Il HART.
Nov 3 t,il
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We announced. lew days ago, the resignation OF
Senator Brrren for his uueypred term. This reslgna>
,su i, seems. was induced, by Misrepresentation on
Nj. part, u the sentiments Of the Wing patty in the Les
xsa:ure oil Georgia. The Senale, Tia which tn,re Is
l.ucoocu majpri.y.) had passed resolution 90 into
tina election Of Senator 10 succeed Mr. Berrie after the
expiration Of his tern the Alb Of March, ISi7-ffrom
which, however. they subsequently rcceded y The
Wing members Of the Legislature ihereupon met, as
usual for the purpose Of agreeing upon candidate and
Judge Dougher.y was nominated, by considerable
jo,y over Mr.. Berrien. Regarding this either
ofosnsue upon him. or as indicating wish get lid
Of hin With that lofty spirit VI Independence by which
ha esurse has always been Marked he i,nmedale ten,
defed hs resignation Of The office. The Wings lmn,e
da,sly renomiuated him by unanimous v,e, and he
has accordingly been reelected.
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On this tract there Ias merchant MILL dlsiillerv
and two brick dwelling houses.
Another ol these tracts, containing n,no' S/4 acres
lies IN the same county, and the coh eyrh To 'he
said Sanua Steiner by Susanna Nalisingrr by Do u bear
ing date ,le 9h Of December 1910, and duly reco, ID
IN 'hc clerks oilicr of The county ot Roanoke
And the thlrd tract. containing SEPE.NTY TWO
VI RES, is the conveyed Ia the said Samuel S,o.
ner by William Noodsun aud Martha his wifr by deed
bearing date The lth June 1910. aud DULY recorded in
the clerk S office vi Tie county oi Roanoke.
Tue terms OF the sale Will be- cash Tor so much AZ will
discharge The expenses Of executing this lrns and pay
uh and discharge the Of IS 500 So with legal ne-
rest thereon from the Is, day oil May 1885, Ill the day
OF SALE and for the balance OF the purchase money there
viii be- allowed credit IN IS 500 50 until the LIST Of
May 1876. aud on The like unul the lat Of May
le41 and ior the like unn ,hr Isl of May lS4S
aud Tor the like anti the Is, May 1919 IL IN. pur
chase money shall amour, To much; and of said de-
TERED payments, the purchaser will be- required give
bnnds with security satisfactory 10 the trustees and deed
OF trust upon the property; aud II The purchase money
shall amount 10 than the expenses Of executing this
trust and the sad several sums oi money for such ex
cess credit will be gwen to be determined ON At the
dav OF sale.
Selling as trustees we shall only convey such tile as
is conveyed In by said deed
EDN ARD WATTS. }
JAMES b. WATTS, STrus.ees
PEACllY II. GRATrAN,)
Nov. "a I'm
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HATS AND CAPS.

lust receivci. splendid as-ofimtnt IS the LATEST
~ New York and fa. adtiti Has aud Gags, which
Will he sod uiususlIy low. either At hl.saie tc'a.
for ea'h. ~ CA'VlN THOMPSON.
Nov II sf4s 2sIi 81
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" $4,000 WANTED. Ga

RIcAkDS. RYAN & Co., being in gren. need Of
~ funds, have determined 10 sell their stock OF gooas
at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Merchants and others Who wish goods al great sacri
&c, will do well IL call arr dAternhsd 10 SET If
aock. " Money plnsi haue Terms cash an
~. REGARDS RYAN x Coz
ns1 door to Wan. L. foung's.
nov 10 sos is
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NEW FALL. GOODS.

NEW FALL. GOODS.
FvNllE subscribers beg leave 10 announce to their
Il friends and the public generally, that they have
ece,ved nearly the whee at their
FALL AND ULNIER STOCK or DRY
G. q q ID y
among which will be found every variety VI
fashionable dress goods Tor The Ladss.
Their stock of
Cloths, CNysimereS anil V:esfiugS
they haer themselves caunot be exceed. and extra
bargains will be Offered and guaranteed 10 purchasers
To those IN want Of TX FRA FINE CLOTH, they
would invite their particular attention 10 plecrs Blo
ley, finest make (Fmnch) which Tor luslre, durability
and texture are un,utpassed.
Not wishing 10 I'll loo large space IN the papers
these econimci II and snXlous avoid puH they
aspense with enumeration Of their stock and say 10
th,l, friends aud the public that their stock never
halter an desirable. and IT is their derrminai
10 do bushes. The Cheapest Cash principle, aud be
I'm lersuld by no me in market Whatever.
ADAMS Il WILKINSON,
Bark Square.
Sept % Isn
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PEl.V'O FOHTES.
Lands near LyMchLNry
Efgsas SALE.

Egsas SALE.
'1'HE SUBSCRIBER is authorised to cell The fol,
4 luwing lands
One tract six niles above town, lying on the canal
aud through which W de Mouth creek runs, containing
about
20 A G n e s,
chiefly in woods Another Tract lying the Lynchburg
and Blue Ridge tnrnpkr. about miles from town,
containing about So ACRES.
These snas will be Sold 1t the weather be favorable.
the l2ih day Ut December next; the first fair
day the realier, Sunday excepted. The sale will COM
mence al Wide Mouth.
The terms will he made known the day Of sale
IN the meantime the subscriber viii take pleasure in
showing the lands to persons disposed 10 purchase.
GEORGE PERClVAL, Sr.
New. 90 tl3D #
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EDD n,,v,

,,s,s. * E.V'T.
- .,tpre occupied by Mr. Jas.
EI1iii% =. S,ieIer. in the granite building on Bank
slItl.G ~ Square. Posse ssion will be given on the
!-M&0 Isl November nexi.--Apply to Mr..
90 an Nard or 10 the subscriber, a.-
II. f.. MANSON,
Guardian 81 The heirs ef Sally Uard.
Oct y isif
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Es &. a !. Il s. a II Il i.
TEt.fCTS OEL.y.yD

men''"ned IN said deed, much thereof Us shall be
necessary 10 satisfy the lrusts Of said deed
One ol these tracts lies IN the county of Roanoke and
Is me same conveyed t" the SAID Samuel S,uner by Dan
e' smner and Mary his wife, by deed .arny date on
the l4h Of N'veu'ner 1887, aud duly adm,,,ed 10 re-
ID IN the clerks office OF the county cour Of B,eur,
Of whn the county OF Roanoke then formed part, and
contains. by ; survey made in 1884,
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House for Rent.
EOR EE.v'T,

800. EOEs K:E.V'T,
rHNIlAT valuable corner stand situated at tho jnnc>
l lion ol Main Street. and Sd alley, Immediately in
front of Bryant, Tnspy x Laynder. and the next do.r
ErS below the VugmIan Office. This proper
e. .s!a ~ has just undergone repair and is now
EGSIiiHt in goni order ff business a large scale
EksUsgsses eiiiIef nr Dry Guods or Grocery Slore
Connected uth the Store in rear there is large Bale
House, with good Cellars, the alley leading to tho
Langhorne NJ lis. and To I.ynch's Warehouse. Pos,e,
had On the first day Of September IL II,
For terms which will be reasonable, and su,,. =,
tines, aprcso may be made to the S,,psr,,her 'A'
c., p. LIGGAT.
H's - tslf
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700 ACRES.

Nearly 300 Il which are still uncleued snd hsnvly
numbered. Is well adapted 10 the cultivation Of ruhacen
Corn aud Whca, Ga large crup vi which is already secds.
upon H. lies remarkably we'll, and Is susceptible Vi the
highest improvement.
There l. ALA IN the above farm "A VERY CON-
fES.3 PORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE, bosu.
Ai,I uinlv situated, and surrounded by all the
k.A tous aud cnuvenienees ut pleasant sod aetssa>
Bile country residence
The terms of The sb,vc sac will he bird or per.
haps one>iouIh cash. and The balance credit Of eye
and two years.
For further particulars, apply 10
T.. J, BURTON, Lyuchhu,g, o.
JESSE A. BURTON. residing on he place.
=. :. The ahove lfacl Will he divided into Two pur>
cells, II ne,ressafy Ia sal, purchasers
W fhe R'ehmoni Wh,g viii inset, the faro yping
weekly 2werks, aud send sucoun, Ia Tins office.
Ou ~ NOD il
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Splendid Cnchesnir dc Coss a. Mousc de u.aines.
~ r. would ASK The attention of the Iadirs Ia ~
stock of French and English Cachmiir de Coms
and .Monsein de ininrs.
They Will he lonud embrace the most beautiful
styles imported; and cuEAr ron cA.i.
REGARDS, RYAN h Co
Next dur TO VIM. Il. Young
Oct 81 ,sit
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Spsenaid vrlreis FOR Ao,.meis.

Spsessaih VrEreis for HOMmeis.
DiCAf.DS. RYAN s. Co., have few pieces of
a T. newest styr r,llprrd
,lLK VELVETS for BONNErS which will be
sold 25 per cent td'rcr than the usual price for such
lods-we shah sell them piHtom regard "a. frat Cost
Th"se WHO Wish hanis'ms bonnet now have an op-
pur,unity TO get oie al about half price.
Also,
A few Genuiue MARABEAU PIUMES. not common
Ostrich. Bird Of Parafse Parrot feaihes-whlrh We
are determined Ia sell; having had Jhem ON hand l2
months, but fortunately have Just come in EasLion'-
Terms CASH. REGARDS RYAN & Co. "a
e. next door to WIN L. Young.
Nov 10 ia
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Magnificent ShaWls, Truly!
DICARDS, RYAN s. Co. have hand PEN.
II T.1C,LNIR SONG SH4VLS. ~. "a.
and ms fashionable article Of street de. ,nnot,.d ;no
the United States.
We pledge ourseves to ...ll them fr LESS ran III,
same Shnrf ~ sel'''g tur in New York. Philadelphia
Baltimore OF :shlnq,pn civ ~ We knop ,rhd,
say P.ces ranging from s25 IoS75
also.
I'VE have on hand very large assortment Of Com.
mon Shawls. ranging in price from 25 Gus. to s2U.
REGARDS. RYAN c.
.Ntrt door 10 HIM. T. Yonnss.
Oct 27 tsif
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X'MUey's E'OlCder and Paste.
4 MOTHER lot of this very valuable article for
IA cleansing Silver Ware. Silver Plate, Britannia,
Brass, &C., &C., received and for sale by
D. W. MOORE,
Sign oflhe Big Pitcher.
Nov "a is
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IAI.i. AND WINTER
THINKERS TooLS.

I Gel Tirnsr's rols. great hatesn. Apply 10
GEORGE BAGBY.
Nov 10 6lif
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Ns,Sy e.eDibEDS.

YHIE have received aud splendid stuck Of
w DRY GOODS,
which, il addition 10 ltmet supply. renders our ss
sortnent complete. embracing both Staple and Fancy
articles. Our customers will find every thing they de.
sre. and at prices low they be sold any 9th
er hou,e IN the place.
We have also on hand an extensive assortment Of
Hats. B,mls Shoes. Sc 81. which will be offered on
the mosi advantageous terms.
All persons IN want o Good Bargains. srs invited 10
give us call
y. GUGGENiiEIMER s. BROTHER
Sept % sif
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= informs ~
.fleer l,und'e'
&c. Of raising
! cent. on Ihe''
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Nov. "a
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|IIarvie,s,n "
wears. wl'' SC
ting exrn''''
e died oi AT
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PROPOSALS For publishing in the City of
Il Washington, new daily, semi-wcekly, and
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and all other federal principles which have in
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A pPROvED pATENT MEDICINES.

IN have on hand large stock of the most pop
ular and approved PATENT MEDICINES, which
! will warrant fresh and genuine. The following
list contains portion of my stock.
For Coughs, Colds, &c.
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam, Brinckcrhof's
Health Restorative, Dr.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, Dr.. Jaync's Expcctorant, Pcasr's Horc.
hound Candy, DR.. Swaync's Syrup of Wild Cher
ry, Houseman's German Cough Drops, &c
For Impurities Of Me Blood.
Sands Extract Sarsaparilla, Swaim's Panacca,
Bulls Extract OF Sar5aparila Richardson's Ameri
can Panacca, Dondclion and Tomato Panacca, sc.
For Bilious Diseases.
DIR. Dyotts Anti Bilious Pills, Pcter's do. Lees
do, Wrghts Indian Vegetable do, Sugar Coated
do, Moffat's do. and Brandrcth's do.
For FsUer and Ague
Rowaud's ImDrovcd Tonic Mixture, Nash's Tom
ic, Huls Ague Pills, Mofat's Phoenix Pitters, Sap
pington's Pills, sc.
Fahuestock's Vermifugc Hull's and Sherman
Worm Lozenges Jayncs Tonic Vcrmfugc,
Swam's Vermifuge, Worm Tea &c.
For DiarrheG and Summer Complaint
Bernard's Diarrhea Remedy, Jayne's Carmina-
tive Balsam, &c.
For Dyspepsia, &c.
Houck's Panacea, Beckwith's Anti Dyspcptic
Pills, Santos's Alternative and Anti Dyspcptc Pills
sc.
For Pains IN The Back, Side &c.
Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster, Writings &
Wells Strengthening Plaster, McAllstcr's Oint.
ment &c.
Also Scarpa's Acoustic Oil for Deafness, Thomp-
sons Eye Water for Sore and Inhamed Eyes Har-
rison's Specific Ointment, Genuine Harlem Oil,
tive, Judkin's Ointment, Turlington's Balsam,
Godfrey's Cordial, &C.
For sale wholesale and retail by
G.. II. HEINITSH, Agent
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J. d y oULLINNN,
July, 1915. l36 Nassau street, Neto York.
LAST LIKENESS OF GENERAL JACKSON.

The admirable Dagucrreotypc Of General Jack
son, taken by Anthony, Edwards & Co., few
weeks before his DEATH has been purchased for the
use of The Democratic Review. IT is in the hands
of the artist, and will be engravedn the finest style
of mezzotnt, of extra size. IL Is most beautiful
and interesting work, declared by Mr. Van Buren,
and others to give a more perfect idea Of the good
and great old man than any other likeness and
ought to be possessed nd framed by every friend
who loves or reveres his memory. Those who sub.
scribe early will receive it one of the regular Sc
rios OF Portraits.
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-. SIORA NV E.-This medicine is a safe and
certain cure in complaints of the Liver and Lungs
Consumption, Liver Complaint, chronic and severe
Coughs and Colds are almost Immediately relieved
and a ultimately cured by faithful use of the Re.
storatlvc. DR. Chiffon, the eminent practical chem
list and physician of New York attaches his GER.
thcatc stating It's entire vegetable compositions af
ter he had made careful analysis. 1t is wholly
devoid 81 any Irritating property and manfests SO
decided healing and purfyin qualities as to quick
~ alleviate the most aTgravating cough and change
the morbid expectoration. Pains in the chest and
side, so often attendant Lung Complaints are
cectuaIlv removed without the lea Inconvenience
these of the difficulty being reached much quicker
than any external application. From the reputa-
ton of this medicine in New York where il has
been sold for some years the most ndubitable ties.
timony is given to its merit. Certificates have
been literally showcrcd in on the proprietor from
the best sources, and stating the cases of persons
raised even when given up by their physician
Inc fact OF no one single instance of
known or expressed, is strong guarantee of H.
merit. The following certificate is from Dr. Chill
ton, the we'll known New York chemist
" have analysed bottle Of medicine called &C
Brincke'hoff's Health Restorative; and find that
1t docs not contain Mercury, or any other metallic
preparation, nor opium in any of its forms 1t is
composed of vegetable matter entirely"
JAMES r. CHTLToN, NJ. d.
G.. BRINCKERHOFF
Proprietor, n. Y
mouth, Va.
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