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lust RECEIVED
- 10 bbls. Rock Fish,
20 bbls, No. | Gut llerings.
% Boxea Olive Oil,
10 Tons Country md Rolled Iron.
. llhda. Prime T. X. Moasse.,
10 bbls. Orleans Moaasea,
26 Boxes Loaf Sugar,
All Of which we olar FOR sale low.
July 2.ts JOS. II. NONLlN 4 co
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MARSHALL SALT 900 Sacks Marshall
vi Salt disrhurgjng per snip Jnnins, direct from
Incorporation snIe by
EDMUND, DAVENPORT & CO.
sept % dHrts Richmond
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G. W AllNN1S,
N. s. TANNER,


10" Galleries, Mon ST, two ,ora from Bridge ST.,
Lynchburg- Sycamore 81, Petersburg. and LAG Main
81 Richmond Va oct 10 "a
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FASHIONS FOR 1883.

~. IlTIEK has n0W IcCeiVcI and IN Store largo
- and beautiful assortment of Gentlemens fine
Fall style Dress Hats. viz:
line MolesSin, Black a. White Beaver and Cashmere
ias, Of the atest and most approved styles, adopted
Tor Tie which surplss any Hats that have yet
seen offered fnr the inspection of this MARKET which
he earnestly cnis the uttcn ion of the citizens ri
LSnchburg and surrounding country give linn Gull.
here they get pretty Hats aud good BARGAIN. for
Cuah Nm. STlrXER.
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a MARTIN. OFFER ,6ob

MCGOWAN ~ MARTIN. OFFER thel
w services to the public agent. in
RECEIVING q FORWARDING GOODS,
Or for the snlc of any aud all kinds nfJ auny Produce
that may ho sent To- them bue ut IA. ngen
MI Royal will be the Rail Rana Depot every day
the arrival at Freight Cars Tor The purpose o receiving
aud taking charge Of any proinee aent our enre.
Tho clns"st attention givenl the receipt and deiy
cry V hen Corn OF Oats.
Lett ,by mail e. otherwise viii be promptly attend
ed 10. nue Ills sta
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,URLrC SALE 0E LAMB. -Iu pursu

eURLEC SALE OF LAND.-ln pursuance
of Il decree oil ihe Circuit Court of Bedford coun
pronounced on the 9th lay OF Septenber 1888. in
case of Poindexter guardiun. PondeXter, ct al:
undersigned, guardian Of VIM. ID. Pondexter, and
ussioner appointed by he said court; will, the
day of November, 1888 if fair, if not the fair
. at or near the bridge opposite Batemons Shop, sell
u1Iic auction the highest bidder, credit of
! two aud three years.
TiSAGT OF LAND, Cd
,np in the county Of Bedford, containing r4-
ACRES aud 30 POLES. The tract lies veil. and
hunted within 100 Yards of the Va. & Tenn. II. H..
|. miles from Lynchburg. About 100 Acres of
tract are ceared-he balance is well timbcred The
red land though it has been badly worked, produces
and can be easily improved.
Bond. with good personal security viii be required Of
purchaser for the pnrchase money-and the title
ed as further security therefor and the land subject
resale, in the event of failure pay the Up
rayn entof the whole purchase money conveyance
he title, with special warranty, will be made to the
chaser. ELIZA NJ. POlNDEXTER,
,rt 2i-rfinuv Guardian Of Win. ID PoiudeXter
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MAYO CABELL ~ CO.. HAVING A

NV O GABEEL a Co. HAVING
I'VE Steam Saw Mill nenr the Cnnnl, with nm album
un supply of Timber prepared To fill promptly any
nrdera hry may receive. Having Bonta of their own,
they will deliver Lumber ordered 90 them any point
nn the Canal without delay.
Addrcss-'rye River Warehouse, Nelson Co
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h sally used by far the best Family Soap offered
the public twill not njure the slightest fabric
the skin, or any nrtice which soap is applicd-i
moves grease. tar or paint. without dschargng CO.
lors Soap md soak the clothes in the usual way. using
cold wuter soft hard salt, for il washes eff
fectuny with therthen by slight rubbing and thor.
ough rinSAc the clothes will be clean, without the
cessity ofboiing This Soap produces rich fine suds,
without the usual accomplishments of bubble and froth.
For sale by the bar rbox,
WRIGHT & ALLISON'S
oct .cts Men Drug Store
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NATnANlEI. Il. l1OBSON,
WILLIAM " ASHER.
L, Y nrit.a univ MlM

~ OTlCE.-Thc subscriber hegs 10 inform the
cjzrns of buchanan mud the public generally that
le hns taken tho large aud rnmmodinu lun ber house
the nosio, (lorncrly occupied by Wm T. Hardy,
Esq } where lac Intends 10 conduct Wholesale mud
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4 COMPETITION EOundcry.--Guh
" Nelson county, nin.--DlSSOLUFlON.-An An
drew j. Z,u> has This day Dec. 18th A. d. 1852, pur
chased Of Elias Lnwferehs entire interest in the
boyc Foundry. All dobts due the firm Fink q Law
renee will be collected bv A link; also, the debts due
from the concern will besotllcd by him. He requests
persons having claims against the To bring them
in for settomen; also all who indebted TO the firm
will pcasc call and settle.
INK IAWRENnE
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AND FOR SALE.-The undersigned is
- anxions to sell TRACT OF LAND lying in the
South pnrt Of Bedford county the waters of Dirk
creek, and adjoining the Rocky Mt. turnpike % miles
from LynchburR and six miles from Leesyie. he
above Tract contains between e
1000 and $500 Acres, 81
lie well, aud is we'll wntered, and is mostly in woods,
and largo portion rf the Truct is fine TOBACCO
LAND. Tho Tract will be divided, II by doing the
whole be freely disposed of
EDMUND AUSTIN,
sept II cl3t Leesville
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FANCY HOMES FOR TOBACCO.-

FANCY BOXES FOR TOBACCO
n We will make to order Boxes of al kinds which
viii be furnished al very low prices We also have on
hapd Box Plnnk ready dressed for use which will be
sold n small advance the market price of undrcss
I'd Plank making II much cheaper for the manufacturers
TO dressed plank.-We also manufacture Tobacco
Mouds oc all kinds which will be warranted to excel
any bcfor, Offer ed in this market.
Ship next door to c. & Mckinney, Main st Lynch
burg, Va. EAMES d. WASH
MnY 2j--ts
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NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY,

(skf a HInrsLtanf ooMntsED,)
MAIN ST. TWO DOORS BELOW BRIDGE ST,
Lynohburg Va.
"Bost be the Arr thu enn immnrializr,
The Art TINT bafles I inc iyfannie cuim
To queneh il E"
gNlE Subscribers have tho pleasure to announce TO
the ruizons of Lynrhhurg and vicinity that their
Gallery Ia in readiness ia the reception OF visitors
Having arranged their light md rooms with ovory
convenience for the successful prosecution Of tho Du
gucrrcotypo nrt and brought their aid the lacst md
APPROVED APPARATUS, they feel warranted in shy
inr that those who mny vial correct md
Unfading Likeness
Can obtain such lnken IN the best style o tho art.
The much admired aud mntehles Sterooscopic
Solid DnpueueoJ p taken by the snbacll es in all
their perfection, seeming II To stand out in
sculpturcd -tHt mry.
In then large assortment md gfeni variety of
Iiamos Cases Locks Modallions. Pins, &c,
IN which pnep Pictures, tn taale Of all may be gint-
fled in style, also ia pfce Al pictures warranted to
gvn satisfaction orno charge will be mnde. visit to
their Gallery ia most respectfully solicited whether pic
turos arc desired on not,
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegiaphed for the virginian.

Photographed for the virginian
No dispatch last night
Es. stEPHEN Returns thnnkz L. her
hitmts and The P4hiic If LyuchhurR n wti as
elsewhere In taeir very liberal patronage during the
Ia Il Hzah and would respectfully inform Them that
She :. ~" ofrf ing "a handsome assortment of
IN Fail N Winter Millinery, V2
~ --coNstsrtNG oF-- &1A
SIRAN. SILK AND VELVET BONNETS
htahans Flowers. Feathers, Chllrcns' Flats la1ies'
1'ss "a sly She has ulsn rrucur, the assistance al
competent Yonng a!ylrnm of Il la grsi
ashinnahle Millinery establishment, la BALTIMORE ,,hose
aaihe ailons eanaot ho surpassed by any in Lynch
burg Those avoring her with thei tarfnnnre will
'aNe thelf orders promptly attended to- in the
~ M Ouablc style.
All tlefs tfein the country will with nompt
etIon.
Man street Union square, opposite the old rreshy.
ieiian Church Iort S.rlml
" ANFED TO HLISG.-rhe sub,erttn,-
w wish 10 hire Tor their work ON the Va. \ Tenn
iallfoadi IA lie Mounlah region of Va. number Il
strung men ard boys, for which liberal hire will be pail
lucy hnVe bud lung experience IN the manae al
negroes, md are Themselves inrCc owners llned
stoes VIII receive tho rdtu~"' In ta-pe,
lint they give their own. One al - can - s.tn II
lfnehhurg, atan, time. till the 10Th OF Jahlary ie
Washing ton Hotel or at McCorkc Simpson X J me-.
atat Mcdaniel Hurts They will also buy me- md
boys SCOTT & ADAMS
dec - Ancts
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EGROEs WANTED.-Tbe subscribe


HE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON
i AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK -
Thomas o. SteanS, impoJier and .Iobber Of Suks, Nun
merry, and Faacy GooLS nett Cash prcesT inc grant
I'd by Kidding interest 1862 Broadudg N. \, Has nov
store aud is daily recciyingau offering al the owe,l
prices. complete assortment OF goods in his line,
rsing all the various styles aud designs, consisting 81
Black and Fancy Silks Marceines, Forence<. Shnwis
trimmings. Bonnet Ribbons Teietaand Satin Ribbons
Dress Trimming Of all kinds, Embroideries, Frenc
aud English Grapes, Grippe Lisses. Silk Crngnts, Glove,
,fal kinds, Silk Lace Mus, Baresc.. Laces, White
Goods, Hosiery, l. Hdkfs,
The aadcrspnrd would invite Merchants from he
North, South, East and Wet when in the city fayel
linn with IA cnIi; and examine his stuck before pur
rlasng.
THOMAS STEARNS.
1862 Broadway, l}etween Liberty st.
dc 23-duclv aud Maiden Lime, Y
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!. NJ. b. STEVENS

ALSO. in the immeAife neighburhood, TWO COM
soRIABLE RESIDENCES with every convenience
ac ed This sale is really worthy Of the attention Of
'ereoe DESTROYS of obtaining pleasant and comfortable
'onleSteats W. II. MOSBI.
fci 21.3t Anrtinnrer.
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| (htSh Wp0N AIN hsbhL S'cu's
- The undersigned are procuring from their cce-
,rncd quarry Mt tho Bush Mountain, Montgomery
w. NH Stones aud Bnra of the very beat IunIity. The
reputation " thee widely known, but tho
Railroad giving lneroased facilities In filling orders,
We haycup ointed Mcdaniel, Hurt x Preston and Loo
g. johnson Lynchbfg, agenls for the sale of m,
Who will receive orders and have them fulfilled ne
auprtost notice
Our Address, Blaeksburg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE & Go.
Jp'pes NJ. williams, Dnnyle, Va, Reynolds & Co.
Le,t Hle, n. O. arc ulao ourngens. p & Co
NH,
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No ,ssMAN ~ MARTIN

NEW cONCEttN.-fhe snbserbors havc
y puryhns,d of Messrs llnyh. Tanner x Lnyur,
thoir eutrc .toc, Of GROGERfES. pOMESTICS,
&c, have connected themselves fa the purpose OF
cat luclng ot the ola stand Of H. I X l., general
Grocery ~ Commission business,
under the style Hnl i'm of lDBSDN Il ASHER.
The. will In the of few DIVA be IL receipt of
ther FALL y TOCk when they vii be enabled Ia
supply many Of the wants Of their irienda and up
favorable ter any regular hpuse in the city
IA they holiovc "uimble sixpene Is better nn slow
shilling ihcy intend t. nirrtn III &c PAVING the rnah,
great Inducements "a buy OF fhem. my house IN
tho citynt the sumo time they will se Ia prompt phy-
ing customers upon ti'np--la low my else. IA
they determined 10 every rrnpe ell irt In give
snt,lnctiou, they earnestly solic rull from all in
wnut If ANYTHING in thoil linz
NATHANIEL Il. IlOBSON,
WILLIAM ". ASHER
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by WM II MOSBY.
Valuable Real Estate at Auction.


NE viii sell at auction on the premises on Thurs
~ day 9th inst. at 3 clock, two comfort be res
noes, Acre attached IL ench, Franklin hill i'm
y iiaely opposite the residences &c. j. Simpson and
On IL. Tpee, Esqs., containing and the other
oom.. spring of good WATER garden. sc sc, on
II lot This property Is sold to effect II settlement he
cen the parties interested.
Terms made known at sale
A. J. PERHOW,
oct 2l-tds W. c. IlUDNALL,
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Wanted.

10000 epsh r,. OF o SgsIas from INV the c NS%
will do veil to call on the subaeliher
nct 10 Ia II 4 IANGUDRNE
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I,T'tGI;

al the Circuit Court Of Halifax Cou ty rendered
l. r7,-c Of the Bank 1T Nrg min against Barksihl,
oilers will ,fer for sale nj public auction at Hal
Court House, on Monday the 2Sth November 1853,
heing Court dav, all the REAL ESTATE conveyed
V y ri, sdale aad the under signed Trustee, by
rcnd Bark sdule Sr.. deed, in decd dated l2th
h. I3I5. ofrecord IN tie County c urt Of Haifax-
&c Ian.ls consist % the tlart on which A. Bnrks-
~. resided at the time Of hi, DEATH and of tract
laniag about
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20 The People OF Lymchbmrg and all

I THE SURROUNDING COUNTNY-1 Gota =
JNO. j rURVIS, AG'r informs h4 numerous friends
aud customers that he opening the largest aud mort
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INAEL TRADE, lsJ3.--JNO. ! ruRVlS
AGT., is beginning TO rccrvcr his new FALL
WINTER GOODS. and his assortment, in sbarr tinle
viii be 60 plete-of which, due notice will be piven
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Twenty Years Ago.

I've wandered the village Tom I've sat beneath the tree
Upon the schoohouse play ground, which sheltered you
But none were there to greet me- Tom and few le
to know,
That payed with us upon the green twenty
The grass is just as green Tom; boys at play,
We're sporting lust az we did them with spirisju gay;
But the Master sleeps upon the hill, which. coated Ger
with snow,
Afforded us sliding place, just twenty years ago.
The old school house altered sme the benches are re-
placed
By new ones very like the our penknive' had de-
But the same old bricks are in the WALL the bell swings 10
and fro,
Its music just the dear Tom, was twenty years ago.
The boys were playing old game beneath that same
lido forget the name just nowyouve played the same
On that same spot twas played with knives by throwing
The leader had task to do-there twenty years ago.
The rivers running just as still; the willows on its side
Are larger than they were, Tom stream appears ksa
wide
But the swing ruined where once We
And SWING our sweethearts- pretty gir"just twenty
years ago. *
The spring that bubbed meath the m close BY the spread
ing BENCH
And kneelng down get drink dear Tom, started %,
To how much that am changed since twenty years
Near by the spring. upon elm, you know cut your
name
Your sweethears just beneath it, Tom, and did mine
the same;
Some hearess wretch had peaied the bark twas dying sure
but slow,
Just a. that one whose name you cut died twenty years
ago.
My lids have long been dry, Tom, but tears In my
eyes;
thought Of her loved we-hose early broken hes
visited the old church yard, and took some flowers to
Upon the graves Of those loved twenty years
Some in the church yard ladsome sleep beneath the
sea; .,....
But few left Of old class excepting you and me;
And when time shall come Tom, and We are called
to 60,
Ihope they'll lay where played just twenty years
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LOUIS r. ANDERSON, a"ss'''
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The CHEAPEST SELL ON REconD.-In Ports
mouth, Va, q few days ago, complete set q
household furniture, Of good quality, sold .,
suction for eighty-six cents. toccurred as fol.
lows:
An ungallant lord fell ont with his better
hall, and determined to dispose of bed and
board pocket the money, and let her hunt for
aliving. Some gentlemen met at the sale, and
soon convinced the crowd Of their obligation te
zee justice to the lady. The result was, not one
bat those interested bid on the furniture, and
aae whole was finally knocked down for the
shove handsome sum -eighty-six cents. The
furniture was then presented to the lady-and
Mghty-six cents to the lord"
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The Difference.
NAN.

NAN.
"Ifh he wears a good coat,
Lift him up, lift him up;
Though he be but bloat,
Lift him up.
If he has not common sense,
And can boast few pence,
Lift him up.
III his face shows no shame
Lift him up, Lift him up.
Though Crime Is his name,
Lift him up.
Though their disgrace be his sport,
Let your daughters him court
Lift him up. ..s .'
"Though he brings some disgrace,
Lift him up, lift him up;
And brings the blush to your face,
Lift him up.
Society him needs
Never mind his black deeds
LIT him up.
wosAs.
"K woman once errs,
Kick her down, kick her down;
Hmisfortune il hers, a
Kick her down;
Though her tears fall like rain,
And she ne'er smiles again,
Kick her down.
"H man breaks her heart,
Kick her down, kick her down;
Redouble the smart
Kick her down; a4
And II in low condition, 90 q
On, on to perdition,
Kick her down."
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Republican of the 10th Instant announces the
appearance Of the first shad caught in the Sa-
vsnnah river this season. II weighed four
pounds and sold for thirty dollars.
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A AMERMA1D-Our readers will Judge what
eredenee to give to the following statement
copied from the Halifax Morning Chronicle
"A most extraordinary fish was caught in
the salmon net of Mr.. Azet Hamilton, Of
Dundoran, in the Donegal Bay, last week.
Il y beautiful cFeatsre the head, shoulder.
and waist resemble a woaan; the lower
part Of = salmon. When we saw it. It was
alive in vessel Of salt water, and MI. Ham
ilton hoped TO preserve it alive in that way.
The eyes are besutiful, and its arms when
touched besosne stiff. and the whole body
appeared sensitive 70 the touch. Many per.
sons considered It young mermaid"
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LIS ALLAN, sEc'Y ........ l.. BUSH, TREASURER
GEORGE BONER, CONSTABLE AND COLLECTOR.
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: Az EAcLE.-A monster eagle, of til,
Rocky Mountains varieties, was recently
shot At Puslineh, Canada It measured ter
,est from tip to tip Of its wings, and its ta
Ions We're Of such strength as 10 enable ii Il
garry Oh an animal Of thirty pounds weight
oome people Affect 10 grieve that any body
saa shoot at an eagle; but il is very difficult
DI sportsman 10 b within the shot Of IN
Eagle and spare him.
- LARGE ORGAs.-some interesting expert
p.,. sa's nave recently been made 1t the Crystal
.sl.ee, sydenham, with respect to the power
,slMfed by IN organ to ill the building. and !
- lpolt nas been presented 70 the directors s.
- subject. As the central transpet alone
s..s % larger area than is occupied bv the
ssa .s.1eofsi y York. some idea Of he y,st III
Power q m instrument which should he
= ~ ~ q all parts Of the building may IS form
! Ise committee report that he afea rsouir-
sno ~ ns Instrument would not be lea than
\. ieet the depth Of the organ 50 feet And
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