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Married.
Jn Tuesday afternoon, by the Rev. James Chrystie
air RESwicK T. WILSON to Miss MARGARET BIGeAM
daug liter Of Hamilton Biggam, Esq, of this city.
Recently. in Penetanguishene Canada West VIM BA
HAMiLroN, Esq, second of Captain James
Matthew Hamilton late of her Maesty's Fifth Regiment
of Foot deceased to Miss JEssE daughter of Mr. Camp
bell of the Commissaria department. both of Penean
guishene.
At Baltimore. on the ard instant, by the Rev Lloyd
Goldsborough, 7. VINror OLIVER of New York, to CA
aoLISE, daughter of the late General Sewall.
Died.
On Sunday, the 9Th instant at Kingston, r. L. RoBERr
Lrwn Jr son Of Capt Robert Lewis of this city, aged
as years.
At Morrstown N. j., the 9Th instant, after long
and very severe Illness SARAH widow OF the late Ste
phen Sneden, in the 62nd year Of her age
In Bangor, on Sunday morning the 5th instant Capt
WM PART Of ship Fordian of New York, formerly Of
Essex, CT, in the 47th year of his age
In Buffalo, It'll instant, at the residence of his sonin
law, Gen. Randall, Capt SYLvANUs RUSSELL, aged II
yesrs, late Of Nantucket, Mass
On Wednesday last Hon. DUDLEY LEAvIrr PIcKMAN,
aged 81 Mr. Pickman 10 descended from of
ancient and most respectable families, being grand
Of the first Col Pickman. and the Rev. Dudley Lea
wit, whose name he bore His maternal grandmother
Of the late Timothy Pick ring and utter the
of her first husband married chief Justice sar
gent Madam Sargent lady of most vigorous in
telect and her grandson to have been her genu
inc descendant b. Mercury.
In Lynn, Novel, Captain JOHN r. SroRY, aged II,
brother at the late Judge story.
On the 23rd u at the residence of his son. Ok
ford o. ALBANIAN LISDLAy Esq in the saith year of his
age. Mt l.. WAS a native Of New Jersey.
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DAGUEKREOTYPk APPARATUS FOR SALE.
GERMAN, ench and American Cameras, Lens Plates,
~ Cases. Chemicals, sc, 10 per cent cheaper than
other place the United States at liz Broadway
n b. Instructions carefully given in the art.
Also wanted purchase hire good lathe for brass
light iron with tools sc ola lmsc
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NINCh lot of sheet zinc slightly damaged, for sale in
'V'' ~ w WEsTLAKE Il COGER,
pi0 2tis.rh 2y3 South street
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LOOK AT THIS!
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN if you fine
arcie OF Boots SHOES call IT 367 Broadway where
you viii find the largest assortment che pest and the
= fashionable the city Do not mistake the NUN
Der 36T Broadway cor. Of Franklin street.
B-A large assortment OF imported French Boots, at
the price Five dollars and the largest assortment Of
over shoeA of all kinds. M CAHlLL
ltnk Yrc
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COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET


COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,
(WHICH includes his immense stocks OF Books fnntngs
w Epgrsyings, Fancy Stationery DIawns'. Drawing
floor flight Of stairs lhaving leased the frs,
hoor where every thing Will be sold at low prices ana
ing up az soon az possible his Book Department.
Cheap List will be published those who will buy
\
Purchasers invited call and examine his New Rooms,
No. 2os Broadway. second floor. alb eodeIs TIRE
LA ROY SUNDERLAND'S
FOURTH SERIES OF INTELLECTUAL ENTER
TAINMENTS.
MAN rHYsIQL@GICALLY AND MENTALLY y. 4, con!
lvl sidered Experimental LIE the Human
Soul, by LA ROY SUNDERLAND, in the Coliseum go
ednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday even
ings of The present week ~ o'clock, which attempt
WILDE the Visions Of and the
Popsh Miracles without supernatural agency and giving the
rationale spells charms fascination, trance somuanbu-
iism spectral Illusions canning, insanity, second sight.
witchcrat and ghosts combining series Of results proauc
the minds the audience eratc witty mirth-
full musical. mysterious and wonderful.
Tickets, IS cents TO be bad At The door NIL 4ussrc
LNKENCH taught by MANESCA'S ORAL system,
Glasses for ladies' forming Those DESTROYS oil
joining will please apply al Grains ~ Mercer street.
nj 1wsr
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AUCTION NOTICES.

JACOB g. PLATT Auetionssr
HARDWARE AND CUTL ERY AUCTION SALE
n JACOB 3. PLATT will sell This Day, at o'clock az
No % Plat casks and lots Hard
wee IA lots TO suit deaen-csmpr the usual
Also 100 lots Cutlery caIds and DOZENS eonsstng
pocket and Zen knives, scissors, shears, &e.
Also, table knives and forks and carveu.
Also for OF underwriters the having beer
damaged on the voyage OF importation, single and
double barrel guns locks percussion caps pow
der TASKS, shot belts and pouches, SC.
Also, In prime order, l.cask Josiah Ankrm's Sons
Feseonsstng Of flat and half round. bastard hand files
&c. all being fun we ight and warranted.
Also, c, SIX Norfolk lstches, &c Sc.
N B-This sale is 10 close consignments.
NIL t~rrc
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THE Observation-Disclosures
ENGITCH

M Rs. MORLEY, Pupil ofthc Celebrated CroviIIi and Sir
vi George Smart Is prepared TO sye lessons singing in
No LISPENARD street, that Of her pupils on reason
able Mrs. NJ is also ready schools in classes
in The city in the country.
% musical seeompIishment, eennected with refined
attractions and those who wish av OF such sd
should place the utease OF Mrs
Ma'iev n22 imsrr
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"PALO ALTO CHAMPAGNE"
N INVOICE OF this Patriotic and Delicious Wine !.
"A has jus been, received BY the subcrter which the
Fer sale IN lots 10 suit purchasers, by
- f. DAILY, lmnorts, Of VINES. &c.
osqlnsne Broad street.
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NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL.
NOS. IS 4 ST WATT STREET
FRONTING CANAL STREET.

bttUeeW HUUSOW uHU UTttUItH stTKtss
MIR J. II MERRIAM takes this opportunity Of returning
1vl his grateful those who have
handsomely pstronised him from the first he
identihsd with tn, New York Riding School, and pledges
himself to endesvor By the mos. unTsmittins attention
infom his friends and the public that he will open his
Evening Ciasses with his Day School, for tut
vembsr. Application 70 be made the Oee or School
room. JAS. CODDIN0TON Proprietor
al ,unSv
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and quiet ss .as iSsG1 %
cessay duties Of house. The advertiser would have no Oh
S best
either ny ip ci S to a. H. John s'' IN 7n
HtALrHtUL tXEkCloE,
s BY MOST S M
!yador through lie block to Il DSi.i st. and the Trsmont
Branch Nc 800 E.. Brosaw,y .1endns ihTOuSh The block
Alleys cong
which The mos. select the proprietor h. the
:s1r By &. @ -four
fs e ss 70 &C %
Ca; SsS Grand
n0fs g ss NTH 's
price reduced Is string the day time and Is 3d.
the s :ssTHas siy' wanted to set up pins
DANaGED GOODS DAMAGED ;, Go0Ds-silk
J:
The Oldest in the City of New York Principal ciee 400
BATTERY HOTEL,
BATTERY PLACE, NEW YORK.
Win e Board S
W.. 49, ~ NJ PETTET
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
~.
III. Lax f'' a:
B. q Is s1as r e
soad Nos S1s and the.
Sss any other in
SHA WI WAhtAOUSE,
10. l76 Peart St
i chasers to examine their extensive collection Raging
from shawl ceas the India cames hair at
make he Of buyers. ssssuat d he .rs.
sor ment IN store well the low prices which
selling 'y the case j sSHfs e. 'rEs
ne lm.r I7s Pearl street
nor sALE-Ihe Oyster and Victuans Saloon ineIud.
ing furniture fixtures &c. corner Of Mott and Chatham
Any person DESTROYS Of engaging the business will
II to their advantage to apply as above. n8 iw"r
Guns AND BOWIE KNIYEs-ioo single and double
~ barrel duckng Guns, suitable for the present
2oo double barrel cooking Guns
800 Bowie Knives, SUBSTANTIALLY made intended for SER
200 Tdf sss sy revolving w. G ss U barrels
ing Article. every kind Guns '''0 Is snS'''
A RARE CHANCE
% sS are wanted 70 de-. the
sold family in the Union. To of respectabty
and business habits guarantee of $500 viii be
An letters INNS. b. pos, paid No III Fulton It,
CARD TO THE LADIES'
wT s az IN: to Nsw
Brooklyn that has furnished apartment for
their aee On ,ed Hr"n :, GARNER ., D.
where they may receive his their
Of anG 9 S
IN ONE COURSE OF EASY LESSONS,
the most confined uncouh and inelegaa mode Of writing
and 0ns Of beauty
B-Gentsmen. Ciasses-SIorning. Afternoon and even
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MkS. ZE(iLIO.

MRS. ZEGLIO.
No. 81 Division Street.
WILL open large efPas millinery Bonnets
&c. She will offer for inspection choice stock Of Fall
goods silks satin plain and velvets &c
which being selected with good taste from the latest arrivals
is we'll worthy the attention Of purchasers.
Merchants and mliners from the country wanting mater
ais and patterns would find their interest cali before
purchasing the stock esh the style the latest; which
will be disposed of on reasonable terms o6 limos
GOLD PEN MACHINERY.
THE undersigned offers for sale reasonable
veral complete Of Gold Fen Machinery, perfect
order for m.nufscurng Diamond Pointed God Pens They
desired Terms made known apP caton in by
paid letter to J. NJ TROWBR1DGE, Syracuse, N. Y.
ga 3wsrrc
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nANAGED GOUDS-DAMAGED GOODS-SiIk
~ wooen wosted and cotton goods OF all descriptions da
mayed either by the late fires injured by lowing
the continuance Of the stormy weather dyed cleaned
Testoredn the best possible and the
sonable terms, at SORIAS
Dying Establshment.
Pearl street Mo 3tsr
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flNRAVELS IN Mexico, illustrated, by A. NJ. Gil
liam.
| Ramb,es by land and water, by Norman,
| Notes from over the Sea. by Rev. j Mitchell
Library nfha Prose aud Poetry OF Europe and America
Mirror Library, edited, by Morris Y Mills,
Complete works of n. +. Willis,
Modern British Essaysls. by Carlyle.
Geraldine and other pOeus by NJ +. Topper,
The Book of Hears.
The Roman Church, Sc, by c. Ed Lester,
lneror Life, by upham,
Chronicles Of the Cid by Re. Southey
Holmes Life of Mozart.
Tdppings in Author Land. by Fanny Forester,
Literary Miscellany. by Gllillan,
Whewcl's Elements Of Morality,
The Suffering OF Christ,
The Artist, Merchant and Statesman by c. T.. Lester
Lrgal Rights of Women,
Union OF The Holy Spu and the Church, by Jenkyn.
Tie extent Of the Alunement, :. ="
Arnud's Rugby School Sermons
The Jesnits by Michelel & Quinet
Treatise on Healthy Skin. by Erasmus Wilson,
Sermon on The Mount spendldly Illuminated,
The last OF the Azlecs, by f. Malurn.
Ascanls, hy Alex, Dumas,
The three Guardsmen,
Love and Mesmensm, by Horace Smith.
Just received and for sale by
ID. b. PAYNE.
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NE ~ CG.b'CER:.1..
Young A. UeekyNI.lSS.

INllE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the EN-
4 TIRE STOCK or GROt 'ERiES belunplnp
10 Bowles Acrer has nsrn into partnership with III.
Paul [. Bowles nl that cotcern aad viii continue lh,
Grocery and Commission business, al the Old stand o
Bnwes X Acree III lak,s lhls opportunity Ia reiuru
his most sincere thanks 10 his old eosorrs, Who has.
50 lineray paifunizd him whilst dung business IN HI.
his own name well ihe old concern OF Bryant I,
Young and brgs leave 10 ask ut then continuance al
ther iav"nrs 10 the new concern, promising them thai
they Will bud their Suua III tdS AS lrne sud " ell az.
sof'edas any IN The upper country, and ,lI then
part shall be spared 10 give satisfaction.
WM. Il. YOUNG.
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SITUATION WANTED.

A YOUNG man who has had eghl years
IA experience Salesman and Clerk, (ur Book
keeper,) wishes TO get situation in sumo large Her,
camille House. IN either of the above paclies, for one
OF more years. Unexceptionsbe testimonials Gi neces
sary will be produced. Address A. -. r., Lynchbug
Va. All communications strictly confidential.
Jan. Is te
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SENATE.
FRIDAY, Jan

FRIDAY, Jan I3fd, IS4b.
A communication was received from the House OF
Delegates stating the agreement Of that body 10 the 4
nrntneors To the act diyorcing Leonard g. Baly
from his Wifi IIannah :.
A bill sulhorzing the endorsing Of warrants. was a.
mAndpd. and passed
A bill changing the punishment Of free negrues AID
muattnes for certain Offences, passed.
hill authorizing jailors 10 require security for their
fees passed
On motion Of Mr.. Garrett, the Sente adjourned.
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RICM.lXD II. TOLEy,, Editor.
Elal&NlSo
e. THE LYNCHBURG VIRGlNlAN,

C THE LYNCHBUR re VIKGINlAN,
r. semi-,oesky, (ccery .honday aud Ftu1sdoy
NY SrATHAM, DlLLARD & TOWNLEl
a. Fur Dollars per anti,, payable in adrdnee. No sub
;.ten o be reegiredtor shorter time than SIR months
an paper acH be discontinued fcreept at the discretion
.-the Editors until all arrearages are paid.
a. .aDYERTIS EME.N'1S inserted at 80 centsper
,s.are Tor less) every form insertion and S7
nj, psr squire (or iess) for every outer form insertion
EVERl .4DPER7TSER rs required 10 note, on has
hor long he tctes his advertisement inserted
"a advertisements not so noted ,c be inserted tal its dis
sntinua,,ce be ordered
FOR YEARLY ADVERTTSLAG the terms are for
he privilege squares, $40 for one sqore $50 o'
,ne SQUIRE inner form s35. EceFy yearly advertiser
will be y,ed his advertising to his pdrtcu
isr line Of business.
a.. JOB PRINTING! erec,,tsd neatly and expeditions
II and unreasonable terms.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
90 4
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

Mr.. Banks. from the Cou.aliltes Of Frors,ons end
Grievances reported adversely to the xson Of
par, OF Franklin TO Floyd county.
Also. reported adversely tie petition Of sand:r rit-
izens Of Wythe fr sereraie eec,en q, the h,ass VI
Adam Rosenbaum, sr
Als,. rsp.ed adversely 10 the rAtiiina and rrmcn.
Of cz,ns of Buckingham county and a.ainss
The removal OF a seperate election in said cenn,y.
Also, adversely la petitions ard rnmonsirances from
Wyrhe, Taz.wel and Giles Counties, relative to
county out Of parts Of same.
Also. sill establishing inspection OF Tubaceo. on
the land of Edward w. Sims in the town II Ca Ire in
the cnpHir oi Cumberland.
Mr.. GRESHAM. lso repaired bil concerning Mel.
Vile Talho, Of Lynrhburg.
Also reported adversely to the petition II WIN. II.
Dickinson. 4 his report was committed
On molten OF Mr.. w. II. b. Gusts the HOUSE I'D.
ipurped
Egaaa4S OFF LAl1 Z:
FO2 THEL X. ND Ki.v1fFHf cfyI.
For saic ut this Ofncc.
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EXTRA k1sSlI CHEWING Ess
ESSS'S,fb

FRHE subscriber is offering for sale, at his Jew
l. elty Store. MAN street, n lot OF SUPERIOR
CHEWING TOBACCO, of DIR. Ro Saunders man-
nfacure, to which he would particularly invite the
,eniiu Of the lovers Of HE weed lie them
they will find it something rare. Give il trial.
j. DINNIDDIE.
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We TEGE.

AM still carrying on the WAGON MAKING
Il BUSINESS, immediately below Lynch's Ware-
house, and all persons who wish 10 get Wagons, Carts
&c, OF have them repaired will please call ON me-
AIso repairing of Carriages, Barouches and Bnggies-
And all the work shall he done in the nea,es aud best
style, and as cheap as any good workman in town
shall lurn my attenon entirely to this business shal
give good prices for Wagon Timber in work.
+. d. HALL.
REFERENCES
Peyton Leftwich James NJ Lannbprne
Ammon Hancock, George L. Williams,
Paul jones, Washington Apperson.
John Revely, James McNanee.
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- Teacher Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN who can come well recommend
~ I'd, and who is well qualified 10 teach the differ
~o, branches Of thorough English Education. ,ugeh
r. with the Latin aud French can obtain situation by
applying 10 the subscrloes, Nyheve. Wythe coun-
y.Va. GORDON Z. kENF.
ROBERT SAVERS.
jan. 10 Ot
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tt'sf. az. ~. EIE.V.V.
A y r y n " e Y f. r. l. A w

LfNCHBURG. N,
M Ill practice regularly in the Inferior aud Super
w or Courts oi The counties of Campbrll. Amherst
bedford aud Appoua,iox aud the COOPERATION ol snch
aurg. Office lately occupied by Jno. VI. Warwick
The Richmond Wing and Petersburg ln,elllgencer
will publish time
Jan. s ts
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~ 1'4CS.

INllE SuBSC RiBEK has this day. entered into
partnership wth " IN. I. Young, lor the purpose
Of condncung GROCERY AND COMMITS
SION BUSTNESS,and alter returning his pcknuNl
ed.men's Ia his iofnef euslootTs whu have libera
y extended to htn Their patronage hist IN the late
concern OF Bowles hrree. heas leave IL say Ii ten
that. IN the new Concern, they viii find larger aud
mote general assortment III Grocres, than he has
loioTe had the pleasure Of IN my them. and asks
tnnancr OF Their patronage 10 the new Cnncern well
as call ifom the pubic generally promising them. thai
u prompt attention 10 business and bargains shall hi
any ioducemenl, they shall MI % AWAY Disappointed.
PAUL &. BOW LES.
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FOR HIRE,
C0,,s,nisssosse,,s safe.

DY virtue of two several degrees Of the Circuit SUI
ID perior Court vi Law and Chaneery iof Nelson
County, one Of the 9th day Of May loi5 and the other
uf the 4lh day ot Oc'obet S15, pronounced IN sui
in chancery therein depending, IN The name OF Elisha
Shepherdson against William II. Digs, late SheuH of
Nelson county, and rs such administrator OF " III. L.
liarprove, d,c and LewelIn Il. Cash, Aabella Cash,
Susan Harprove, Edmund w. Hill, Ezibeth \. Hui,
Rober, X. Hargrove, Susan F. llargruse aud Margaret
Hargr,ve, shall on the 27lh day OF February, 1876,
q, the Mansion House of Mrs. Susan targuve, in the
county Of Nelson expose TO sale, 10 the highest tIdder.
all the right title aud interest Of " lllam T. llarsrove.
dec,
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Raw NOTICE.
James Garland n Tyrm. ~. Esro,scA,

TIAVE united in The practice of Law. They will
Il i attend the cuuris ut Campbell, Bedford, Amherst
Nelsun, Appomatl@X Charlotte and Lynchbufg. A
cases Of collections will be strictly attended by MIR.
Branch. J. Garland will. by this arrangement be en-.
nbed give vgilanl aud prompt attention The cases
which may be conhded 10 his care In The Coun of APP
leals.
Dec lS Is
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E'EIE LAN DS

which his father died seized and possessed -
enc share Of which he inherited, AMI halt share
which he acquired by rurchase-ihe share and
half share being three undivided twelilhs of The whole
land. The sale 10 be made ior much cash will
pay the and Expenses including advertising;
and the balance will be credit OF SIX, Twelve and
eighteen months, the purchasers 10 give bonds with ap
1soved security and The title the Land Is lu be
ed ill the purchase money is paid.
WILLIAM MASSlE,
Sheriff nj Nelson Counly, by
ALIEN. FOkTU NE, his denuty.
Jan. % 2iF
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X'DE.s'E; ~ ~ "a sssLES.
ATTnE OLDsrAND OF nOwLEsN AGREE
ONE DOOg ABOVE nh.aTss
rlEEN g. GWATkINs


rlEEN& GVATKINs,
OFFERS FOR >ALE;
~ 20 hhds II. CroiS, T. Rico and n o. Sugars,
Q i" Cuba, Clarified do
10 bake. Loaf do
5 bbls. Crushed do
800 bags ltlo. iognira aud Jaws Cofite.
30 hhds aud bDls. n. O. aud 7. REQ Muasses
$50 satk' Salt,
5000 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather,
POO Ike. Nails. all kinds.
10000 los. Cotton Yarn, Rich" ond aud other Fac
tories.
10 tons Bar Iron.
3 Muuld Boards and IIaow Ware
An BIsefed Steel,
500 lbs. Shear do
IS bills. ION Oh.
% boxes and caddies Tea, some very fine,
SO tons lump Plaster.
80 bugs Shot.
900 lbs. bar Lead,
80 kegs Dnponi's and Ky X ne Powder
20 " Dla,ltne do
80 Nova Sc1lia Gtndslones,
20 keys Wbiie Lead,
500 lbs. Putty.
SO boxe, Glass g II 10 and lO>l2,
2 cero ms host Caracas Indigo,
500 lbs. Madden.
500 &" Copperas,
20 bales Domestic and Cotton Ozoaburas,
80 boxe, Spef aud Ihllow Candies,
10 4" soap.
LIQUORS.
II pixies vrry superior French Brandy,
20 bbls uer'r,n do
10 " N. T.. Rum,
10 s. MADEIRA Wine,
Malaga do
20 g old Rye Whiskey,
25 Apple Brandy,
100 Common Nhskey,
10 Cder Vinegar.
90 Newark Cder, very superior.
Together with Calicoes, Bed Ticking Lampwi ck
Bed Cords, Lea ting Lines, Pepper. Ginger, NGmegs
Allsplce. Sapeire, Alum. Lampback. Feather.
Wool, Caps, Has, Blankets Hops, Jugs, Jars, DENT
iohrs. Buckets, Tubs, Paper. Trace Chains, Colloi
Cards, lacks. lerings. Mackeral and fact every
c'e usually KEPT IN such an establishment. whct the
will dispose very low ior CAsll.u in barrier Tor coun
try produce.
Jan. Ia
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Fine Green and HssacL Teas.

a. TIC eTTpFE tNU FSEHFA cas-.
A} E have just received lot OF The finest Black and
" Green Teas. ever offered in this market before
purchased Of the Pekn Tea Company, recently eslab>
shcd IN this country. These Teas are superior 10 any
we have met WITH and such as have never been
Offered in this market beire We earnestly solicit
call FINN all in Of superior Tea the price ofcon~
mon. LEE & ROBERTS.
N. b. We have on hand few of Cloyds Family
Hams l.. r.
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FALL. FASHIONS.

10 the LNRaeS.
NASHMERES AND NlOUSLlNS, beautiful as
" sortment remarkably low.
REAL FRENCH do all wool, at rs cts. per 3D.
BLAcK AND coLoRED ALPAccAs, very cheap.
BLACK AND BLUE BLACK SILgs unusually handsome
FLAsNELs. WHITE red and yellow. at Ia. Cd TO rs cts.
UNpREssEp IRIsH LiSEEs, very low.
BoEyEr RIBBoNs AND CAP do. very handsome,
CALlcoEs al from Diets. the finest. splendid as
soriment.
Besides a great variety OF other staple and fancy
Goods, for sale very low, by -
T.. J. BURTON.
Bank Square.
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every description; all the crops OF C"rn, supposed
between FIVE and SIX hundred barrels, the Oas. Fodder
and other crops and It's Oil, and the crop obacco
made the present year the Soldiers JOY plantation
loeelhet with from to 1000 lbs. Pork and Riding
Carriage, Harness, &c, which sale will be made
credH N D0aS the purchaser giving bond With ap.
proved security The sale will be continued on the day
following.
And upon the 4 III day Of The month, the same
place. there will be offered for sale. 10 The highest bidder,
all the SLAVES Of the SAID testator about EIGHTY IN
number, most OF Them very likely, aud among The
Der two god Biacksmiths and good Capenter.-
When the slaves have families, they will be sold fam,
children, where the latter offender years. and they
will be sold for for approved negotiabie miles
satisfactorily endorsed, payable at four MONTHS inclu
ing The legal interest
And upon the same day, the Soldiers Joy Panla
ton will be rented to the highest bidder for
more years, may be agreed on al that Time. The
person renting give bond with approved security for
The rent pa abe al the end o the year The quantity
of about $50 bushels of wheat have been sonn upon
the land, which the person renting will have the benefit
Of and IN all respects, the plantation VIII at the time OF
renting be in fine order for crop Tor the year. the
hands kept upon II until the renting will be employed
in preparing the plantation for crop, and it may be
thai the sale OF the will be held up until the day
of renIng give the oppu unity of supplying the place:
-of this however, the Executor will Judge a, the
lime Should The weather prevent the sale The days
above named, it win he continued from day 10 day Ill
con pleted. JOHN }. LONDON, Executor
Daniel llgglnbolham, dec.
| Dec 25 t4F
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-29
LXNCEEss11FsG EseeE'ksI,.

FENHE ST. BSC RIBER has moved from the Cuon
a Heel, 10 the large brick binding opposite Mr..
John ollns and George Bagby Grocery sores, where
he will be glad his boarjers aud customers
al. ROBERT MORRISS.
Jan l2 Is