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It's but spark too much OF heavenly FIRE"
The following contrast between Mr.. JEFF
icrson and Mr.. Adams is drawn with a
mastery hand. II IS derived from the
same source, and places Mr.. AS claims to
the gratitude of his country, on proper
grouuds
" \ desire 10 serve their country accord
ing In the best ot their respective abilities, is
almost The only point of resemblance be.
tween the presidents Adams and Jefferson,
once political rivals, now political shades.
When lliiie time shall have softened the
asperlty II faction. it Is probable that the
imherllit, imputed 10 the one, and the nv
pocray aharged To the other, will be in a
great measure forgotten, aud the patriot
ism of both generally acknowledged. Mr..
Jrtersoo's character ard administration
each present larger iirld than those of Mr..
ADAMS. they were more original and
better sustained. Mr.. Jeiltrson's nature
was enthusiastic, but equablc MIR. Adams
dryer, hu, subject 10 gusts of temper. The
one was visionary, but never capricions
the other resoute, but unstable. The de-
pertinent Mr.. Adams affected was difficult
and invidious /; Mr.. JeilrIson's familiar and
popular. Bnt the former was becoming,
though IT failed and the latter too often
contemplate, though it succeeded.
" Jeiierson's life WAS one continued
course of experimental republicanism, con
ceIved and executed ON 50 large scale,
that it must benefit or njure extensively
Whereas Adaps did little or no injury TO
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amherst County february Couyi, 1928.
Charles Mundy, administrator Of Joseph NJ
ran, deceased, plafntif,
agdind
Robert Rivers and Henry l.. Davies defis.
tpon foreign Bin IN Chaneery!
On hearing bill, aud il appearing TO The So,
isiaction ei the court that the defendant Riy.
ers doth not reside within the limits of thi.
state il is therefore ordered and deereed thai
unless the said defendant doth appear here on
the first day of May court next, and enter his
appearance and give security according 10 tho
act Of assembly and the rules Of this court,
the same shall be taken as confessed and the
matter thereof decreed accordingly And j.
Is further ordered, that Henry l.. Davies, tho
other defendant, doth retain in his hands Whit
money TO which he may be indebted 10 the
snd Rivers, 10 the amount of seventy 1--WE dnl-
lars, until The further decree and oyder sf the
court. Aud il is furthermore ordered dat a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
The Virgin'an. published in Iynchfare, for
the term Of two months successiyeIy aud that
another copy OF this order be posted mp At the
front door OF the court house 81 ihis county
on some court day. A copy Jeste,
"a ARTHUR Is. DAVIES c. A. c.
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a hA5T OE AEEIENS,

Remaining ~ NE Posi- ODice al Libcriy, Va on
The 3ia day " March, 1923, and u mol taksll
out by he Isl Of July mill he seaf 10 Inc Gts.
ntrat Poa Office as dead hutrs
d--Iames Austin, Mary A. Anthony, Vim
A Anthony, VIM. Albright.
B.-JoIn " Brown, Jpeob Rogers, Wihston
3. Blair, Wilson Bugg, James 5. Bishop.
John Comlez, Hiram Chezbruprb, Ebe
Meier Coleman, Flemming Carter, Jasper
Clayton, Erasics Case.
D-7Jobn Dnlles, Mary Duglass, Micajah Da-
Wis, jr, Mrs. Sarah y. billiard.
E--Ihomas Edgar, Miss Parrellepy Early
John Fields.
G--Miss Nancy Grubb, Harrison Glib
H--Spradley llalk benjamin L. Hollens,
Rev. Samuel Hunter, Polly Hill
I--Ninrod Ingram, Israel Jarred, Cudd
Jones, David Jones, Gray Jones.
K--Sally Key,
L-Gcnsrnl Joel Leftwicl,, Baraabas Litie
WIN. J. Lewnllin.
Mrs. Jane Munell Morgan Morgan, William
Murry, Miss Mary MeCliu,on.
N--Clark Newman
P--John W. Perrin, Henry Payne, Mrs
Martha NJ. Pullen.
R--Tiomas Hoss, Vim. Roberts, Mrs. Anna
Isnsher, James or Joseph Head, Absalom no.
binson, Mrs. Elizabeth Ronsid. 6nf
S-Allen Salmons, George steniy, Edmond
NJ. Sale, Frazer o, Siretion, John W Scott 2,
VIM. Sheppard, Thomas Sale, John smelson
Elizabeth Taylor Greed j Thompson,
| William Taylor.
'W--Gcorge Wright, Jacob Warner 2, Tbos
Williams, Samuel Whit, John Wodon, Jesse
Wit, Asa Wilson, James Wilson.
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MtTfCd.
To be confined exclusively to those who sig.
nal'zed themselves, in either capacity, in the
Revolutionary War, which obtained The lnd..
Penoeheeo''ne'f country. sa%y
Second Edition. Wdhaa oppendie-coniainiu
YsliE Declaration by the Representatives of
4 the United Colonies of North America.
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Representatives Of the United Colonies, to the
King OF Great Britain, July 8, III 5-A procia-
ton OF Congress for a day OF fasting, humila.
ton and prayer, March i6, 1775-The Decla.
ration OF Independence, July 4, l776-and the
manifesto blythe Congress OF the United States
OF America, October SO, 1879.
Also, the Constitution Of the United States.
and the Farewell Address oil General. Wash
rNaroN, to the People OF the unaed States, an.
nouncing hrs intention oil retiring from public
service, Septemberl7, 1896.
COMPILED BY THOMAS J. RODGERS
- We are reduced TO the alternative Of choo-
sing an unconditional submission to the tyran.
ny oil irntated ministers, OF resistance by iorce
The latter is our choice. We have counted the
cost of thls contest, and find nothing SO dread.
iul As voluntary slave y. Honor, Justice, and
humanity, forbid MS tamely TO sur, ender that
Il eedom which We received from cur gallant
ancestors S, and which our innocent postet,tv
have light to receive from US. We cannot
endure the intamy and guilt OF resignlng sue
ceedi1g gene atoms to that Indebtedness which
inevitably awaI them, if we baseIy entail here.
dItaiy bondage upon them.
i" The arms we have been compelled by Our
enemiesto assume, we will, in defiance OF every
hazard, with unabating f'mness aud pe,se,er-
ance, employ for the preservation oil our hber-
tirs-being with one mind resolved to die free
men athe, than to live slaves. II Declaration
of Congress, setting forth he necessity oCtaking
Up arms--Juiy 8, 1915.
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journal Of Foreign Medicine.
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HAkE NOTICE--That we shall, on
J. the 9th day of June, 1923, al john Han
cocks tavern, in the town Of Lynchbnrg, and
state of Virginia, take the deposition Of Neal
McC linchy, to be read rs evidence on the tri-
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You are plaintiff, and We are defendants,
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C0ndnclFf by BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, Pro
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mo. 70.

the tiucture Of gridron and essence of he,
The dead man was brought to life, the
bloody stain washed from my garments.
and my popularity made good as before.
BILLY DUELIST.
The subscriber was lately nominated :
candidate for representative 10 congress,
but having been best with but little sense,
less learning and no integrity, his prospects
were desperate indeed. After having Ia
ken small quantity OF the tinciure of
gridron aud essence ofii,, his popularity SO
increased that he was elected without OPP
position. OFFICE SEEKER.
While nm officer in The last war, hap
pened to he running through secret ianf,
to find place in which could be secure
from the enemy, some miscellaneous fellow
stolefrom my hat the plume, (perhaps
might have lost II in the bushes, for was
so much frightened hardly knew what
did, a dose OF the iineture Of gridiron
with large proportion of the essence of
tie, made my cowardIy race an act of he
roisn, and restored Co me my plume, en-
twned with laurels of honor.
SAM RUNAWAY.
Satisfactory certificates can be- produced
Of the miraculous cures and glorious effects
of the above medicine. II gives relief to
cowardice, will cleanse those guilty of mis-
leasance in office and has proved perfect
restorative ~ health In cases Eff
To have pure this medicine, you must
apply Ia The Junlo, or to their agents, the
publishers Of the Argus.
S. RAMROD.
"A quarter Jtjorc.n--" | commend and
highly esteem" says the author Of "The
Hermit in London" the principle and plan
OF the late immortal Nelson, who held
promptitude Of measures aud exnctness Us
To time, as most valuable qualities and
when he recommended tfadesnan Ia
send of some articles so early rs q, Am.
on the nuns saying, Yes, my Lord, will
be on The spot myself by six O'clock mild
~ touched him on the shoulder, aud with
very significant look, added, Mr.. n quar-
ter of an hour before il you please.
The lradesman seemed astonishcd but
stammered out, surely, my Loid, IL you,
wish II yes, quarter before six yes, n
quarter before, Instead Of six = Right
said his Lordship, II is to that QUARTER
nEroRE THE TIME, that owe all the good
! ever did,
In England, says an old French author,
The women have great ascendancy over
The minds OF men. Quuens have comman-
dcd there more absolutely, and have been
obeyed without reserve, aud with more
respect than the Kings. The serving men
and women aud horses are very barshly
treated, which gave rise to The proycrb,
that England is the paradise of women,
the purgatory of servants, and the he'll of
horses" ~
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.'ssAes".-
From he Portland Salesman.

PATENT MEDICINES,
RAMROD'S Essential 7fncture Of Gridi-
ron Oaerioise cuttrd .Nalure's Grand
ReSiordttrc.
Dpct Simeon RamFod, by scrutinous
aud chimerical analization OF vegetable SUBJ
stances, has recently discovered that grid
irons contain subtle, invigoraiing nuid
sympathetcally allied 10 the nervous or
magnetic fluid Of the human body, which,
being skllinlly extracted, and properly pre-
pared, becomes a specific and irfallble re-
NEEDY for almost every compliant, Of body
or mind, tn which human nature has been
sublcc, since the Hood.
The following certificates will show the
effect and usefulness Of This medicine
The subscriber has been long affected
with the tooth ache, 10 such degree that
nearly all bis feetk bad been drawn out
and by an unjust sentence, he also, nlfor-
tuoately, had bot, his ears cut off.
ny applying a little OF The tincture Of
gudlroh, his t. eth were restored and his
head was insanity supplied with AS fine q
par oil e2rs as he could boast Of the day he
was born. JOHN EARWIG.
Some time ago my house was infested
WITT rats, aud one day while set brooding
over my misioriunes, a large number of
1hthn suddenly came upon me and eat mo
Up. INSTANTLY took some Of the tincturc
, of gridiron, aud found myself al ease, and
have never been eaten up sinre.
JACK RECOVER.
Riding out the other day, accidentally
fell into ditch aud broke my legs, my
arms and my neck. On applying little
of the iincture Of griiron, instantly reco-
yered, and have never fallen into ditch
since. TOM TUMBLE.
Walking, not long since, near The ma
chlnery OF mill, was caught aud carried
between two cogwheels, aud every bone in
my body broken. A phaI of the tincture
of gridiron being thrown into the mill pond,
found myself restored MS whole and sound
as roach. DICK WIIIRLiGIG.
TO effect cure in the following cases,
this medicine must be prepared with the
essence of lie, in equal proportions.
Some time since | was selected, by a
friend of NINE, for his second, he having
Engaged to fight y duel My friend proved
a coward, refused u Fight, and took his
place--the first fire, killed my antagonist
dead on the spot Being candidate for
"a lucrative Office, soon found had blast
ed my reputation, and would not succeed
But having applied one tea spoon full o.
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4 AO'Y OF 4AAND,
AN ESGXASH NUM-.

TINE SUBSCRIBER has promising
i yaung BULL, of the English breed, which
he got from the county Of Montgomery-per-
sons DESTROYS of improving their breed OF cat
tie, can have the use of hifR-Iie will be sent
TO any neghborng plantation, or the suburbs
Of Lynchburg, nj moderate price-'i sent 10
the latter place, lot viii be procured TO turn
him into. RICHARD PERKINS,. .
April 20 " ~
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DY virtue of deed ofdrust executed to
ID me by Thomas Bunting and Ann his wife,
for purposes therein mentioned, bearing date
on the 22d day of June, 1921, and recorded
in the county court OF Bedford on Saturday
the Path dav of May next, shall proceed to
sell, to the highest bidder for ready money,
on the premises,
a As}'E OF 4AAND,
in said comfy, (meadows OF Goose creek)
containing ST acres, a snug framed dwelling
house, aud other buildings ! shall convey
such title only as is vested in me.
LEWIS WlNGFIELD.
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L. J. RoGERs, Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-30
HESSiAN FLY.

WooDsroCK. May Give very much
regret to learn that this destructive insect, is
committing unusual ravages among the grain
this spring. Although our immediate neigh
bOurhood has not sustained material injury
yet we learn by respectable gentleman, late
~ from Baltimore, that many of the farmers
had turned the cattle in their grain fields, and
many others were ploughinS them up.
We have occasion to regret loss of the
grain crop this year for more than one reason.
The war which we may calculate upon having
taken place in Europe, will naturally effect
the price of bread stuffs and, from moder-
ate estimate we might have fairly presumed
the crop Of This year, would wonderfully have
relieved the embarrassmcnts of the country,
and Of consequence, its loss at this particular
time must be seriously felt
Since the above was in type, we have
learned from highly respectable source, that
the LawIer wheat has not been in the least
affected by the ravages Of the Gy.
Herald, Shenandoah Co. ia.