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a ss,,e2S-. The proprietor ot The I.ynchburS RICE
49, Course, with the advice ola number Vi
the members of the Club from the nj.
morous trospasscs recently committed on the course
10 compelled to say To the public thht they muai
not 60 inside oi the field unless with the proprle-
tors pcrmisson.--An one offending against this
rule, will Uo deat with according 10 the law, The
proprietor viii always furnish the key whom ne.
cessary.
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a LII persons ndtbled TO us, c1Ihcr by note or
"A open account, are earnestly requested 10 COME
forw ar and settle their respective accounts, IL be
ing necessary close the late business Ms speedily
as possible THEO. ROBERTSON, & 20.
Lynchburg, July Isl, 1888.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08

XKJE shall continue the business al the old stand
w of Thco. Robertson Il Co, where will oil
ways be found large and well selected assormen,
ofHarJware and Cutlery. The friends and Gus.
toners OF the late firm are assured that we shall
conduct the business IN the same liberal manner Us
heretofore. 40 therefore respectfully solicit the
continuance Of their patronage,
IL b RICHARDS Il Co.
Iynchbure, July LIST 1883 Is
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Dunstable Ronuets, &c.

II HAVE just received at my VARIETY
II STORE. large lot OF fashionable Dunstabl
bonnets--also,
Blonde Gaa1e Wells, White and g,een
Fancy Hdlsfs.
Ribbons, Gloves Sc
With many other articles in every branch ofhus.
ness, which makes my assortment very good
JOHN J, FURVI5.
Juuo o.
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the avn doy Of .Jua,. 1873.

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Be'fera ) CO Thomas Z .sn
As-1a,tfh 'tFt"' o''oi,h D9eiy 'os'' Dos
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Nal,a'lNE,.

EIAVlNG token MI Henry b. Richards as n
u L partner, the firm Of rheo. Robertson y Co
rs cnaaged aud Will be hereafter conducted under
the style and firm Of II Il Richards & CO
TlEO. ROBERTSON,
JOHN VAN LEW,
HENRY b. RICHARDS.
Lynchhurg, July LIST, 1898
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NOTICE.

a IL persons lndoh'cd 80 the subscriber must
~ mike lmnediae aymcrtt, as no farther m
diligence can be gwen. = ,esc,y .anpaiz M L
DO H. CLlMA!ONI :. ERIN,
yulv Is
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Z SO ~ Eggx ssYEH
w NT'gCD

VIE subscriber Wishes 10 purchase one hun
~ dred and Gttp Negtoes-among whom h,
wants two or three first rate Carpenters for winch
he will give the highest cash prices. lie NAV b,
found at The Washington Hotel, Lynchburg.
May 27 2m ABNEp SISEoN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08

z Sf mutual conscn. of parties, the fins OF
~ Chs. " ID. B. Phelps & Co., of Lynchbu's'
and OF Bell. Phelps 4 Co. Of Otter Bridge, have
this day been c'ssolved.-The goods and fees OF
sad firms, as also the debts due to them nave
neen conveyed IN trust to $ d NJ H. Garland, as
Trustees. CHARLES PTiELio,
DAVID b. PHELPS,
MN. L. BELL
TasrI 70 q
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NOT EaN.

consequence OF my MOI being prepared to nc
u commoatc persons rs would wish haze
declined Iceeiving any Boardeis at my springs
ibls season. DAVID }. WILSON
Rebccca Furnace, Jun 20 3"
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LACE EDGINE, &C
IIDSxs..Es Y.
ALSO.

4 fine assortment Of pnrasos anil Umbrellas
eheaPer ,han ever seen IN tbs nafhet
case fac EngIIsh Straw DunstabIes
" poubc Lcghorns, No's. from 20 to 80, anc
will be sold ,cmHlkaby chenp
pieces d. Damask Diapct and lieh figured whiI'
aud brown Table Cloths.
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juno
Up Prices NeNNcpA.

4 is usual til me a, this season Of the yeor,
IA ! am selling the remainder OF my stock o.
SUMMER Go IDS al reJuc d prices pr sparaio.
ry to the fall business. JOHN PURVlS.
june "a WOW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08
For Gentlemen's Dress.

Superior Troble Clam black French Bo,nbaainc,
expressly for Genrlemen's wear
Angola and Aierno CassImeres
Cartoons and Summer stripes
French plaid Drilling new style, and low priced
Nanlseeus and Roam Casslmeres
Pure white and buff Mm,eilies, double back
Rich figured Satin faced Man vestIns
Treble chain black Silk t'l1entine do
A grea, variety Of fancy Marsrili.s
! Vanhorn's Bombazlnc and satin Stocks, variety
ofpaUcrns
| 10 lnch Italian Crav0.s
tirass beachcd IRISH Linen fresh Importation
= p ces extra black and blue Cloth
! Olive, brown, and green Cloths
| piece ADELAIDE Cloth, description of goods rare
! ~ 10 be IN IN this mahc!.-lhe superiority OF
tbs Cloth consists in the exquisite sottness OF The
DOL trmucss oftexturt, aTdtho rchness aud d
liability Of he color
! 3 pieces medium blue Cloths
9 3" DO black do
/ 10 peces assorted eo,Jgs, ,Jw priced
Blue an slack Cassmcrcs
EuHle sreen, drab INK d and Other fancy soiourod
Cassinieres
! A few pieces plaid aud plaiu SaIneus
J cases apron chccks, and | counterpart DO
} cases 81 bleach Shuiings
IA 20 do heavy ana fine
/ bales 3 1 brown 20
3 3" do do
! | bale Ashton Ticking
BESIDES
| 1 cases cheap Fur Hats
20 palr spling heel Prunolld Shoes
- " French do Slippers
30 j" common do do
80 " best quality Sealskiu spring heels
An assortment Moroccos with and wtnou, heels
for Ladies and Misses
, cases Mems Bootces, Shoes and Pumps
These and our entire stock, were purchased tn,
latter part of tho Spring, in the cities Of New York
and Philadelphia and selected from the most ap
proved houses and such terms as 10 enable US IL
sell al the most unprecedented low prices. Purchu
sers may lie assured they will obtain cheap and de
sirable goods, al the Store Of
ROBERT X u LIE.
June 81 Is
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Sl.RINT CI11L0GLE Of
RICH
FASHIONABLE GOODS.
1t Robert Kyle's New Store.

| RICH
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
1t Robert Kylc's New Store.
4 CHOICE selection o: plain and figured Silks,
n foliage green, ooourea, cinnamon, lilac
and other shades
| Blncll Satin Levan,inc, very rich, and Mn,ionis
Extra Lusifing can be afforded al much leSs than
former prices
! I blue block Milan Lustring, very rich gloss
jet eros de S wiss, Gros dc Sois, aud eros de Maps
! White, pink and blue Satns
! White, Green, pink and blue Florenoes
Black English Iusfing, exlr emely rich gloss
Broad checked Musllns with Luee figures
A good assortment low pflcel cheeted Mullns
Fine cotton Canbrck aud Clnbrick Musns, some
very low priced
pl5in md rich figured Swiss Mus'ius
Plum aud figured Book DO
French and London printed Musllns warranted
fast COLOURS
French compact stripe md extracted Bingham
100 pieces rich style Calico.
4 great variety Ladies' and Gen-
tlemen's Gloves.
The best of Hosskins Elastic Gloves, white,
straw, purple, green aud other colours
Ladies long white Kid Gloves
Genilcnen'S blhck and dark extra Gloves
An assortment OF liosskins, second quality
Genllemen'- double stitched beaver
Handkerchiefs, Shawls and Wells.
Linen cambrick Handkcrchefs, very cheap
Hefnann, Iiebe, Lousivlne, pure white Blonde
and several other descriptions Of Fancy
ShaWs and Bandkerchefs
Tortoise Tuck aud tide Combs. Imitation do
LACE EDGINE, &C.
4 fey pelees Thread Laccs and Edgings
Bobnea EJ5ngs and nscrtings, some very fnc
Bobinetl aud Blonde Quitting extra quality
ii fieh fgored ard pl'in Bobnells
HOSIERY.
Il At Engi,h white and black Italian S:ll. Hose
letl French do do DO do
few dozen fine white Cotton Hose, double heels
! 30 dozen low priced white do
90 3" fancy coourcd Hose, and general assort-
mcnt OF Half Hose.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08
Valua BILE Real Estate for Sale.

VuyHE subscriber will sell, at private sale, on
u oerai terms, the following Real Estate, late
owned by David Kyle Martins Warehouse, the
Mansioa House occupied by Samuel l. Harrison,
ESQ. tho Bell Tavern occupied by Col. Nj. Lang
horne, the two brick tenements occupied by Iheo.
Robertson & Co. and Ro. Kyle, and the three
wso.len tensments occupied by Early and Hunt.
Those who have any knowledge Of the location
and situation OF the property, will admit this 10 DC
one Of the most valuable Estates in Lynchburg -
For terms apply to David Kyle, or the subscriber.
RO. KYLE.
June II I'm
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4 great variety Ladies' aud Gen
tlemen's Gloves.
Handkerchiefs, Shawls and Wells

Linen cambrck Hanjkcrohicfs, very cheap
Hermann, Iiebe, Lousivne, pure white Blond
and several other descriptions Of Fame
ShaWls and Handkerchiefs
Tortoise Tuck aud ) dc Combs. Imitation do
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For weak and inA, eed .ss>, tr.qu"n " used -
wash, in conn-risn with 3" Nenver's Eye Shiv".
IN ted Qua chtonic Cases. particularly wh"'e 'hs''
is much discharge Of l.ater. Pace as Gus Il bot
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june G.
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June
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1n,s valuable aptli alton !, rapiiiy B"d ,'esri'
ed super edinR al u hers for so'e. weak, an; N
laned eyes. | has fteqa.nty Heded cures, @he,
oia or preparations is ,lsn t"ne, snt al t"e ,er.
dies in common usp, had l,i,.d. and Ah"a. lref
The severi y Of the di.ease, Is. oil tie eve s,gh
wasso seriously unprotected. Price, 20 ce"'>
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DR.. JouN TRAYBoLn.
Oyspepsi0.
JAMES ALLISON

nR. THAYBOLD offers to the public the BILIOUS
IL PREVENTIVE, as most powerful antidote to-
DYSPEPSIA, and all organized arrangements Of the
digestive system Time and space forbid here ~
enumeration of all the various Of cures suffice i
to say, that, it is wholly extracted from natural
getable productions, il is innocent Ms it is in i'll
effects II is well known to have restored, in few
days strength and vgor the languid limbs; steady
ing the paisied hand and fsulterng tongue, and i'm
parting health and tone to the debilitated stomach
GEonsE1ows, bridge ST. d. C. Nov IL. 1852.
SIR 1 30, with the greatest gratitude and satisfac
ton. give you liberty to make my case public, 30 that
those aboring under similar complaints, may have an
opportunity Of being relieved was severely afiict
ed si,h indigestion, dyspeP,a, and dsagreesble feel
,ngs all over. for length Of time and tried all med
cine tina, could hear OIL that had any relation to my
complaint; but had no relief until accidentally saw
one of DIR Ihaybold's advertisements; took one bot
tie of his Bilious Preventive" and making Of i,
according to the directions that accompanied the bot.
tie, am at this time in good state Of health, and
enioy myself as oil did in my life, and think
myself new person.
am. sur. your obedient servant,
Dr. TnArI,Lp. HENRY BAKER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-29
BURYING ALIVE.

| The late Captain EbeneZer Chapman Kemp.
who in 1916, commanded the MORA, in which
sailed to India, related to me a painful instance
Of self-inmolaton which occurred in his own ia.
miIy. A young woman in his service lost her
husband, and resolved, without hesitation to bu-
nv herself alive with the body. Both the Cap.
tain and Mrs K. were shocked to hear of her de-
| Termination, aud represented to her both the
dreadful character OF the crime she was to COM
init. and the utter inut!ity of the sacrifice to the
depsrted spirit Of her husband. But all the ar.
surnents and entreates which Christian principle
and the feelings of humanity could suggest were
urged in vain. She had been taught to believe
that, by voluntarily dying with her husband, she
| would expedite his transit to some unknown re-
siun of bliss, and hersef bear him COMPANY
Every attempt to persuade the infatuated crea.
ture TO live whether for the sake OF her family, or
her own soul, appeared only to cause her the
more to cxult in her resolution to die.
Cant. K. continued the humane exertions to
the last even a lille the awful ceremony was pro-
ceeding. but without the least symptom oil a la
vorable impression being produced on her mind.
When the pit was dug, aud the dead body lower
| I'd in it. she walked around several times repea-
ting the formulaies which the priest dictated to
her, and scattering about, as she went along,
sweetmeats, parched rice, flowers and other trl-
/ fles, for which the spectators scrambled. When
these preliminary rites were finished, she descen.
ded in the grave, amid the dun of barbarous mu-
sic and deafening shouts of applause. Having
taken her seat, and placed the head Of the corpse
in her lap: she gave the signal to throw in the
earth. forget whether she had son old enough
TO take part 10 the horrid scene, in which case he
would be the principal actor; but otherwise, her
nearest male relatives, as chief mourners. would
take the lead, and throw in the first basket Of
earth. For some time the grave filled slowly as
the deed Of death was perprtrated With appalling
deIiberaton and the relatonscontinucd to throw IN
parands, sandal wood, aud other lnlies, with the
mould that was gradually covering the bodies
When u arose to her breast, the woman raised her
left arm, aud was seen to turn round her Tore
finger as long as It was visible, even alter her head
was convered. That. however, was very short
time. as the earth was thrown IN hastily as soon
as the head disappeared. and her relations jun
ped in to tread it down, and smother their reich
ed victim AT the very time that Captain Kemp
was giving me the affecting account just detailed,
seyeTa, gentlemen in the service OF the East
India Condany were united together for the Pur-
pose Of collecting authentic information ON the
subject with view to bring it fairly and fully to
the aotice Of the Supreme Government. and u
nossible obtain its abolition. In the following
wear. 1917, they spccesdsd is-se&erenee-t the
przcrics 81 6uFyins alive, the government issuing
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prince street academy

FHNHE undersigned in announcing to the citizens OF
Alexandra and its vicinity that this Institution Is
now open for the reception of youth, would respect
fully assure them that he will continue to enforce the
same rigid observance Of scholastic discipline, pursue
the same efficient system in the communication OF IN
structon, and the same untring industry ~ the
discharge of his professional duties, which have M.
herto invariably proved advantageous to the pupils
committed to his care. The System OF Exercises IN
the Prince.street Academy embraces the following
branches Of I'D ,caiion: Reacing; Writing, Arlthme
tic; Book Keeping and English Grammar; Geography;
the of Maps and Giooes; Geometry and Algebra.
with their application TO the practical branches of the
Mathematics; rrigonometry. plane and spherical;
Nensuraton; Surveying and Gaugingi Navigation,
with the construction OF the tables annexed; the pro
lection of Maps and Pauispberes. according to prin
ciples purely mathematical, Typographical and Ar
chsectural Drawings Civil and Military Engineering;
Comic Sections; Fluxions; Gnomoncksi Astronomy {,
and Mechanics Conscious Of the extent and accuracy
of his research in the branches Of science above
s,ed the undersigned has the confidence to assert that
he III give instruction in them not specifically. but
cordng to principles susceptible Of conclusive proof
in the rigid language Of irreirsgable demonstration
Terms Of tuition, and Rules Of the Institution will
be made known at the Academy.
JOHN DEVLIN.
alexandria, Dec. 2i-.f n Principal
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New Books.

VTOLs.2 and 8 Boys and Girls Library; The Com.
f,ter, or extracts selected for the consolation OF
Mouurners under the bereavement OF friends and re.
lations bya Village Pastor Manual OF the Chaidee
Language, containing Chaldee Grammar. Chrestoma.
this and Vocabulary, with Appendix OF the RaoIn'
meal character and style, by Elias Riggs, u. Or.
Alexsnder's Annals Of the Jewish Nation. Keith's
Signs of,he Times. DIR. Chalmers Political Economy
Reports of Cases argued and determined nthe Court
six volumes, condensed into TWO. by Theron Metcalf,
Esq; price in full law binding $40. " This edition,
in two volumes, includes all the Reports OF the Eng.
Iish edition ir six volumes, nothing being omitted
whieh can be made applicable to American practice.
The table Of cases and the original paging, are pre-
served throughout"
The Library of Entertaining knowledge. Parts q
aud 28 Paris and its Historical Scenes; the Revolution
Of 1880; embefshed with engrsvings
The Swiss Family, Rotinson, or adventures OF ia
,her, mother, and four sons in desert island; with
notes of reference from the seventh London edition
Calmuts Dictionary Of the Bible; afew more copies
received. WIN. NJ. AokHiSoN.
dec 81
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CaMsumptiOn.

DIR. THAYBOLDS Oriental Specific Remed,
for Consumption in, its last StagsH! Also.
asthma, Splitting Of Blood, and all pulmonary
diseases-as ShOrtness Of. Breath, Pain in thu
Breast, Debility, Want Of appetite, &c. &c.
'1shIs Medicine is an extract from Herbs, Roots,
1 Plants, &C., which, in their combination, become
balsam to the diseased frame, and il q never falling
remedy for that worst of all destroying and ravenous
complaints-the CONsUMPTION!!-as many hund.
eds of persons have certified
PaILApxtPaIA, April 18, 1882 I
Spruce street, near Tenth
sIn-Beng extremely reduced from the contraction
Of consumptive disease by coli wet, and neglect,
strongly recommended to use your " Oriental
Specific Remedy for Consumption" and was At length
(a other remedies having failed induced to try it,
and judge my astonishment on its first application,
though feeble, weak, and sink in FAST and scarcely
able to assist myself in few days was enabled to
take the air, in three weeks was new being, and
am this totally relieved from all debility,
and forgetful Of the past except the gratitude owe
you, which thus willingly and unrequited express,
hoping YOU will not fail to make my case public.
lam, sir, yourstruly,
JAMES ALLISON.
nr Inn Tu.v
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GAZETTE
from the Book Of Bsamy.J
THE LOVE LETTER.

She holds the letter in her eager hands.
'Tis from the absent one-most loved-most
dear
Yet statue like and motioness she stands,
Nor dares to seek her fate-she looks in fear
On the mute herald ready to bsstow
The tidings of her veal. or Of her woe
Per chance, that long wished record may contain
The chilling courtesies Of studied art,
Or speak in friendships calm and tranquil strain,
Mockina the feelings Of her fervent heart;
Perchance, o! thought of bliss! it NAV discover
The hOpes-the fears-the wishes Of lover!
See. she unfulds the page, and trembling reads:
From her dark eye one tear Of feeling gushes,
The sudden sun beam Of smile succeeds,
And now a radiant hope Of burning bushes
Ger shades her cheek aud brOw-her doubts are
past,
Love crowns her truth and tenderness at last
Fain would she silent sit, and mediate
Ger her new bliss through evenings placid
hours,
But gay assembled guests her presence wait,
And she must braid her ebon hair with flowers.
And Join the throng-with hurried step she flies.
Her SOULS sweet triumph sparkling in her eyes.
Within the gathered folds Of snowy cause,
That veil her bosom, rests the magic scroll,
And those who greet her entrance with applause,
Guess not the talisnan whose dear control
Teaches each look, each accent, to express
The thrilling sense Of new found happiness.
She wakes her lute's soft harmony, and sings
Oh! once her very songs appeared token
OF her deep grief, and she would touch the strings
To tales ofhapless love, and fond hearts broken:
hut now her lays are all Of hope and youth,
Of Joyous sCs,acy, and changeless truth.
Her guests depart. The moon beams clear and
bright,
Der her still chamber cast their radiance even,
And kneeling in the pale aud slivery light,
She breaths her grateful prisons to Heaven.
Then seeks her couch. D! may repose impart
Fair visions to her yosng and happy heart.
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RheuNatism.
DIR. 1'hAYl Ill

IOHN THAYB0LD's RHEUhATICIA 10 a safe,
81 sure and speedy cure Tor the Rheumatism, Govt,
and weakness Of the Nerves; it has not been known
to fall 10 many thousand cases, of the most dist
ing naure; and has in two weeks. restored to the bu
sness walks of life, patients who had not been able
leave their beds for several years. Want of space
preve MS more certificates than the following being
given but many others may be seen both for this and
the first named medicines, on application to either Of
the Agents.
GEORGETOWN. (Wster st. d C. Nov. II, 1882.
srR-I have been affected with Rheumatism for
years, and never found any medicine that could afford
me more than momen,sry relief, until heard of your
invaluable medicine, 4" RheumstaciaI' got one bot
,le and applied it when my hands were that could
not use Them and could scarcely do any thing for my
SELF and by three applications they were perfectly
WELL and have not since felt the slightest symptom Of
the complaint. You at liberty, sir to make public
my case in any you think proper, for general
circulation. I am, sir, yours, sc.
DR. TulrBoLD. K w. DAVIS.
The following persons are Agents for the sale Of the
above medicines:
JAMES THOMAS,
Bridge sire ct, Georgetown. ID. C.
LEWIS JOHNSON,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington city.
Miss Z. KENNEDY,
King street, alexandra. u. C.
HENRY WEARY,
No. 50, Pratt street, Baltimore.
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