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NOTICE.
vIyHE subscriber has taken out letters Of ad.
IL ministration on the estate Of Archibald
Henderson, Jr. deceased, late of Fairfax Coun-
ty, Virginia. and is prepared to settle any claims
upon it. Such as are indebted to the decedent
will please make payment when convenient.
RICH'D. H. HENDERSON,
aug 22-eo4t Leesburg, Virginia.
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The notorious Gwn, a Government officer,
Is the manufacturer of Jackson resolutions for
,,ckson meetings in Mississippi
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A curious anecdote is related of George ILL.,

A curious anecdote Is related OF George III
"The autumn ofthis year was memorable
for the commencement of that first illness ofhis
Majesty George Ill, by which the regency ques-
ton was brought into agitation. The reader
will perhaps ask with surprize what connection
Mrs. Siddons's name could have with the Attic
ting event OF the royal malady2 1t had only
this connection, that she was the first person
who observed in the royal parsonage grounds
to suspect his mental alteration. The king,
like all of his subjects, thought her talents an
ornament to his reign, and he had profound
and cordial regard for her personal character.
She was often at Buckingham House and
Windsor. But, when she was on a visit at the
latter place, his majesty one day handed her a
sheet of paper, that as blank all but the sigma
ture of his name. She judged too highly both
Of her sovereign and herself to believe that in
his right mind, he could show such extraordina-
ry conduct; and the event proved the justice of
her conclusion. She Immediately took the pa
per to the queen, who was duly grateful for this
dgnifed proof of her discretion."-C ampbelPS
Memoir of Mrs SidtonS
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DOCTOR WEDDERBURN'S STOMACHIC
BITTERS

WHERE well proven in the Fall of 1882, when
w the Cholera was in the City Of Richmond,
and at the same time in Alexandria; the popu-
lation of Richmond being $4,000, and that OF
Alexandria 5000. The former lost OF its NINA "a
bitants by Cholera 479, and this town only 90,
as officially reported in each place. Ihe anDse
Btters we're used freely in most OF the Iamilles
here, and in all the Tayerns ou n. mT, Of Rich.
moSd bad not the advantage ofProvidlng them
ss H"s with this grand preventive Of Cholera,
ni i Fever, and Ague. 1t cannot be proved
that any person has died from Cholera or Scar
10, Fever who used the Bitters as directed.
w. WEDDERBURN, Druggist,
Alexandria, Aug 16-eo2w,
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T Correspondence of the Atlds.]
WAsaINGToN. JuLY l4th

nncnniradiCted statements, winch are Dotn cal
cuIa,ed 70 do mischief, and are most glaringly
contrary TO truth.
One Of the most important of these state
ments, which is perhaps an echo OF Forsyths
WGroan. sinners groan," is, that the cry Of dis
tress was first raised in Congress, and was
merely followed up by humble imitators in va
rious parts of the country, and thus resulted In
great, sympathetic. conventional grooming. |
have seen this absurd ialschood contradicted,
but have seen no appeal TO facts when we
have on record The subject of removing the de-
positeS was FIRST discussed by McDufie in the
House and by Clay in the Senate; and any one
who will read their speeches will find any thing
but grooming there. They almost uniformly used
the indignant language Of reproof and denun-
citation. for corrupt and palpable violation OF
law and constitution, to crafty personal malice,
aud subserve party purposes. They were fol-
lowed by Polk and Benton, in their own pecu-
liar way, and the word pressure, the nearest APP
proaCh yet made to distress, was, believe, first
used by the great bombast of the West, as re-
sulting from the measures OF the United States
Bank
The first Memorials which can remember, or
OF which can find any intimation, on the re-
mOval Of the depoSltes, We're presented in the
midst Of Bentons four days puff, by Mkean
and Van Buren,, and all but one Of them were
misunderstanding grating combination Of Jack
sonic groans, gave notice, that as soon as il
might be practic able, and consistent with Ceco-
rum, he would move to refer the whole subject to
the Committee on France Thus il would seem
that the first cry of distress came from the side
OF the administration, who doubtless hoped for
amost dolorous dltty, in concert with the VIC
TINS eigned TO be writing in the jaws Of the
monster But the sinners Of the administration
were not prepared to take the hint; though most
sminently SubServient, they had not the sense to
groan ut the bidding of their masters; and the
feeble cry was soon followed by an echo, if it
can De called such, so tremendous, from the 9TH
er side, as soon caused every heart to quail, and
every ear to tugie.
Thus the Jacksonites, having designed to get
up conventional identification. for political
efect, over the ravages of the monster. when
they heard the real cry of anguish from com
munity, writhing in the jaws of the mad Execu.
I'VE monster, could aScribe it to nothing but an
overwhelming counterpart to their own vile de.
signs. So convinced were they of this, or so
determined TO make others think thew were con-
nnced, that they contradicted, Knocked, ridi-
cued, the tremendous voice of complaint, by
which, however, il was evident thew were really
aStounded. But il would not do; the real with
msS OF the community could no longer be wink
eu al; and now arose from the Jacksonites the
cry oil Monster! monster! which they designed
nave raised at the beginning
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A CARD.
IA have several HOUSES to rent, in the
E#n most respectable and healthy part Of the
town, which will be put in good repair, at re-
duced rents, to good and punctual tenants. Two
of those houses have seven rooms each, perfect
ly new, and in complete order.
auo 20-eo6t JNO. F. M. LOWE.
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ttioned that licence should be granted him free
OF charge, on condition that no ardent spirits
should be sold within the walls of the Theatre
II was ordered by the Board of Aldermen that
the license should be granted with the aforesaid
conditions annexed, on paying the sum Of five
doliars-to commence on the 25th instant. The
License for the Warren Theatre was granted on
the same conditions.-Boston Jour-
Tornado in Massdchusens.-Thi has been a
memorable year for tornadoes; particularly in
Virginia and North Carolina. A few days
since, We published an account of a tremendous
gale which took place at Utica; and We now have
to record one equally terrific, in Hampshire
county, Massachusetts, BY comparison Of
dates we find that the two last occurred on the
same day; but as we hear Of no ravages in the
intervening distance of at least $50 miles, we
presume they could have had no immediate con-
nection with each other.
That at Utica occurred about half past o.
clock, P. NJ, and that in Massachusetts about
8 O'Clock. The former lasted about 10 min
utes; the latter still shorter time. The town.
ship of Goshen, is about IL miles N. w. of
Northampton, on a range of the Green Noun
tains. Cummington lies directly to the West OF
it. OF course the direction of the wind must
have been from West to East. In the Utica &C
count, the direction of the wind is not stated.
N. y. Jour. Conn.,
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CHALLENGE BLACKING.
TtJsT received, Taylor e. Mason's unquat,-
d fed and inin,itable Challenge Block'ng, de-
cidesly superior to any thing of the kind ever ever
offered to the American public 1t IS an enec'
tua preservative Of the leather, ana ai.o de1s
with Infinitely less than the usual LABOR, aIy'
lasting, and brilliant jet black pohshl n VI '''
at the price of ordinary clack n W ut,1TE
aug 20 0G0. y 49,
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MARRIED.

MARRIED,
On the 18th instant by the Rev c. A. Davis,
HENRY KEPpLER to Miss ELIZA DAVIS, both Of
Washington.
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COFFEE AND ALMONDS.
y Bags prime old Java Coffee
- 10 bales Almonds
Just received per schr. Washington, from New
York, and for sale by
aue25 VIM N. McV EIGH, Prince st. wifi.
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The Saddle put upon the Right Horss,-The
annexed letter, which we find in the Boston At
ms, refutes conclusively the habitual SANDER OF
The serve Press, that the Wing party in the Sc
nate Of the United States made use of the cry
Of distress in the country as political engine,
when in fact no distress existed-and shows that
in 50 far as this was political maneuvre at all,
il was a Jackson maneuvre.
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YOUNG HYSON TEA.
Oh Half Chests, of the cargo of the Panama,
~ just received per schr. Washington, and
for sale by LAMBERT s. MCKENZIE,
aug IS Union wharf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06
0ct 80
N.Nuu Cor Sale.

SATURDAY, the 18Th day Of Novcmber
~ 1874, there will be sold, before the front door
OF the Market House IN the town Of Iynehhurg. M
public auction large body of valuable WOOD
LAND lying on Chambers mountain in the coun.
ly OF Campbell, The tract Is adjoining to the lands
OF l holnas Moormun, Chandler and others md
contains about eight or nine hundred acres-It will
oe SO divided as TO suit purchasers. This land is
sofhcien'y near to townto render it very valuable
| on account OF Its timber and wood
Al the same time and place there will bc sold
robert H. Gays interest In what is called ,hp
Long Mountain Tract of Land IN Campbell Coun.
" q, present IN the occupancy of Granville Jordan
ihis tact ecaeins 600 acres, more OF less, md the
SAID Giays interest Is one undivided fourth oar,
thereoi-Iho beiance belonging to Robert l.. Cole
man.
The sale will he made in pursuance of a trus, deed
executed To the undersigned by Robert H. GRAY. on
the l1th June, 1888, end of record in the cIerk, :
efhee OF Campbell County Court The title is No
doubt good, but as trustees we shall convey such
right only rs the deed aforesaid vests in US
Terms accommodating, an made known on the
day OF sale.
MAURICE Ii GARLAND,
, GEORGE +. WILLIAMS, trustees.
, Oct. 81 ,ds
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i.anN for sole.

TN pursuance ola trust deed, executed by VIM
IL Duncan and Sally his wife, on the 2ls, day Of
September 1880, and Of record IN the Clerks of
fec Of Amherst county, The undersigned will pro
ceed 10 sell, on Thursday the 2Oth day Of Novcn,-
Der, 1884, upon the premises, at public auction,
certain tract parcel Of Land situated the coun.
ty o Amherst, on Bufaoe river, containing 1874
aeIes, more or less, adjoining the lands of VIM San
didee, Wesley L. Duncan, The heirs o! John Young.
decd and Others u being The land wLereon the
said William Duncan and wife formerly resi-.
ded,
Terms One third cssh-ihe balance in ore and
Two years Tie purchsse ser giving bond with approved
persona security & trus, decd ON the land 10 Sc.
cure the payments.
Inc tile u no dsabi good, out as trustee We
shall convey sucr ire,eS, oniy as the deco afure.
SAID YES us
RICHESON HENLEY,
SAMUEL GARLAND, ! '''s'ees'
o., %. ids
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A valuable Farm for sale.

rnNiE snbseribos offer. for sale on er-,,u Of one
Il two and three years, Trae. Of Land on
Seneca creek, about i've mites from Campbell court
house and fifteen from Lypehburg, on Tie min SOU
them road, containing 1850 ncrosa large potion OF
which ~ low grounds Of the first quality, and o.
good meadow land as any in vngin,a. All the high
and ~ eu..isaiies = IN gcod eo+.,;ion. ard 1nde,
improvements very large portion Of the unelear
I'd land is fine Tobacco land The bH'ancs il wei
tmbered with pine Of the bost quaiiiy. The i'm
pfoycments consist of Two dwelling houses and mel
eessaiy oui houses, hfst rate gfJt aud sawm,ll-
new barn and ihreshing machine The land hes
well TO be DIVIDED 10 suit purchasers, If II can.
not he sold entire defm II unnecessary to 1--WE
more mi1nie description Of the land, as those
wishing TO purchase Will examine for ihemsel yes.
Mr. Horton, who lives on the place, will show the
premises 10 any person wishing 10 see.
II not sold privately before the LIST OF December,
II will then be offefed at public auction, ON the
premises iair Otherwise the first fair day there
after, when also will be sold for cash, the stock %
Hogs, the crop Of Corn, Fodder Oats, 8e
o. q CLAY
Tomahawk Mills, Oct. 81 ids
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Valuable Land for Sale near
Oct. 9
IAynChNurT


SElNG anxious TO remove offer 10, sal. lie
u = tract Of Land on which reside, SITUATED in
Amherst county, on James River, one and q k.l;
miles above the town, Of Lynchbarg ccnisinine BE-
twecn FIVE hundred and sixty and six hundred O.
cre~, large portion in woods THIS Land is v,sy
productive, and IN high S.atc of improvement
II has upon II a comfortable Dwelling house, bail.
OF stone and other convcncn, buildings Harris
Creek, fine bold stream, runs through H. ard
furnishes wafer power of immense seIu.--The
Farm Mills, once the proerty of VIM Mi,sAe,l,
d'c were erected This tract of Lard, and although
'hey were somt years since swept away by u
Mood large quantity of the building rotk still re-
mans, with which new Mill or Factory nigh.
be erected at small expense Ths advantages PCS
sessed by this Land in the fertility of the SOIL its
con'Slity to market, and vast water bower rondcr
1t an object o'thy the attention of oapi,ai,s,s
I'm determined to sell, and by early application a
great barsair may be had. The terms OF sale will
oe liberal and nade known on application PJs.
session will be delivered at the ond of tho presses;
year, and 100 bushels Of whea, will be sown snl
nicely put IN this Fall Tor the benefit Of the PIN.
chaser. GEO w pEpTyIOHN
oe' 10 waw
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DIR. II. WHITES
Vegetable Tooth che Drons

r air only snec'nc ever Offered io ri,r ~.
- from which perIunnenl md ra1,o.I'u'
may bs obtained Of tina, disagree able nj cue
loo'h- nehe, With all iis aire"dap, evils ,n, we
fractu'ing the Jaw IN extracting ihe rte,b 'en ~
Often proves more pa'nfut tnnn the Ions N' u
nsel and cold passing from the arca,.,l T.~'p'
tn Jaw. theuee 10 the head producing 70
nc efiecton. with mnny othrr nupl.a.sn, r nus
such as disasrerabte breatt. aud TIT. ''''
mouth, @e.-"ii OF winch are Produced from t w.,
or deoayed Teeth "ui
au' happy TO have j, IN my power IN ar
the world a remedy hat x'i not only ,em,''',.'
pain nine time. out Of ten, ii properly ami. me
preserve the Teeth 'iom iunhrr decay, AMI o"'
he disrasr in su.h as are decsyng aud hs, "f"
commenced aching, restoring them To h.sl1 40.
usefulness. and
- Ger ifcates II Dentists and Ply s,e;.o,
Dtee'ions inr usiag, accompany each ho,tI. w.
For sale by X. SrABLER, Dnn';
Lynchburg.
Bell q. Rehatds0a. I,h.,,u
John +. ktxce, Salem
j. $. Z. octet, Chis lspsb,.-
'P"e ol2n
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June 9

A I coul, of Hastings of Quarterly sessio..
"A continued and he'd for the cofpor,l,., "s
LyDchborg, at the court house, on the 5h div ,e
Angus, 1884.
samuel i.are aud Agnes his wife, .aip A.,o,.
Lewellu, E1uard B. Wells ard Eizeh,,l =.
wife, late Eizao, IN Lea. elm, Mnehell V Wan,
and Suly NJ his wife, late Sally NJ. Lcw,Il,n
James M. Waddle and Mary Arm his vile I,.o
Mary Ann Lesellin and John A. LewelHn, prs
against
Samuel Bransford, Sergeant OF the corporation
Lynchburg, and as such, udn'or of Charles Lew.
elm, decd, and James +. Leweln Peer Lew
elm, Ghatlcs Ii. Lewelin, and Nancy c. Lew.
In, lofants by David Rodss, specially assged ,hc,
guardian, DeGs
This cause came on this day 10 be iosrd on,l.
papers formerly read the viii of Charles I.cw,Nr
decd, and The rcpor, of Samuel Brrnsford, made H.,
pursuance Of the decrets order OF the 9Th of I,nv
1884, and was argued by counsel On consider.
ions Whereof. the cour', for the prssen. NO, DDS
sing on said report, doth ~djoags, and deere.
thai this cause be recommiIod to Chs W. Chos
t'ah, who is hereby appointed special comms.
sloner for the purpose, who is directed 10 examine.
state, and settle the administration accoun! of Sam
bransford, Sers't Of the corporation Of Ly nehbnr
and Ms such alm'or Of Chas Lewellin, decd
| and Mary Lewellin decd and also take an accsun,
OF the several distributes in said eststs, shsv 10.
| the advances which each he's received either hor
The SAID Chs. Lewe!n in his life time or tho aid
Mary Lewellln IN her life time. or from tho said
adm or, ind report the same TO the court, With any
"ot'ers specially stated, thought per'inen, BY him
-eor required by any Of the parties to be so stated
A CoPy-ieste, d. ROBES, D. C.
The parties IN the above cause will tax. notice
that have appointed w ednesdsy tie l2h day o.
November rex, for carrying the foregoing order
mo effect on which day, a, the hour of 9 clock
hey are required TO attend at nay Office, in the tow
OF Lynchburg, WIZ then accounts, vouchers mi
copies of papors prepared for examination md SCI.
tIlment CHARLES w, CHRISTIAN,
Special Comm! - oneG
Oct.9 w4w
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CamphcN Land for sale at auction.

suVuE subscriber will offer for sne nj auction 81
y the 2ash of November, Gene fourth IN cash,
the balance on credit of l. ? and years. 'wo
Tsacfs Of Land, on Opossum sresk--one contain.
Ing % acres, On " hich the subscriber lives, and
" ilas on the main road leading froa, Lynehburg 10
Car6pbeli court house, six miles from each place.
with = good dwelling house Of sionc, b feet long
and 10 wide and all necessary ont houses newly
raiieJ gardsn and yard, done this spring The
other tract Is neoui mile of containing l65 acres,
with good log dwelling house, 20 lrei square, the
crerk passing through the eenlr. deem II unne-
ccssary 10 give more minute description OF Inc
land as hose ,shns 10 Purchase will examine nr
themselves viii take pleasure ~ showing ;! 10
any person who wishes ic see II. The first named
tract has fifty bushels Of wheat seeded on IT.
ALLAN L. WYLLlL.
Oct 80 sid'
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A. Thursday he 1874 day o November, 1884,
~ ihexe viii be sold at ID the neigh
barhooi Of The present stand OF Robert H. Gray, III
the town of Iynchburg, ut taGhc auction ali OF his
stock of Goods of every description, CONSISTING II,
mar, ofp DIV Goods, Grsccr,es, Hardware, &c EN-.
br,e,os iproe assost .cr NJ Saddles, Brides and
Hsrness Of every Description, iosc,he. with all hl.
work ing tools, and shop furcl,urc Besides thesr
there will be soii 1t NE sane tine cad place all
of his The sad Grays tlousehod \ kttt hcn fdin
nj. ure, ether with all his Fimbekand Lumber
also, ona Chg, onc Riding Carriage, enc Horse
Carr, &C. NC.
On the same day, there will Ice sold, upon ,h,
o ,em,ses, 10 sad town, three los, TWO or whicl
q IN the nc gnorhood Of tho graveyard, each hay
,y upon i, a small dwelling hcuss, with other ne
ccssary improvements ne uifa iol - vacant
adioins John Fowler.
A, an. nlace fret above mentioned there VIII 1t
solJ. on the same day, TWO tracts of land tying an,
being on Turkey Cock Mountain, IN the count,
of Franklin VIZ the first consisting Of Of h
Turkey Cock trsc, Of land, IN said county, owne'
Jointly by the said Gray and Stephen Preston, cou
inning in all seven thousand acres-thc o,he
,ract on the same mountain, containing 1850 uctos
more or lets.
The sale s.u be made IN pursuance of trus
deed, exec uted to the undersigned 10y the sad Ro
bert II. Grey, on the 30h day OF June, 1884 an
of record III the clerks office OF the Musings Cour
of Lynchburg Us also IN the clerk s office of Camp
bell county.
Te,m.-The real estate will be sold on six
twelve, and eighteen months, IN equal ns'a,mcn,s
the purchase, or purchasers givlrs bond with or
proved personal security, and a trust deed TO SC
cure the purchase money
The personal properly viii DC sold on reasonn
ble time, and Tic terms made kaown on tue day c
sale.
The lille to this property We believe TO be good
bu, as trustees we shall convey such interest only
as the deed aforesaid vests in US.
Ifthc sale should not be completed ON the FL,
day, it will be cou,inued from day 10 day, til con
PLACED. NJ. u. GARLAND, Trus,ee
c. w. CHRISTIAN, ! ''S'e'
Oc.2 IDS
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n Tan Yard for Sale or Lease,
At AMHERST COURT.HOUSE.

~ hhHEfSI COURTHOUSE,
10 which is attached between 10 or II acres Of
L Land. The Tan Yard has Is watts, dcl.
Ole lime, good summer and winter beam house,
ana good pool, frs rate bark house and curry.
ing SHOP with good set of tools, stove, &c. There
=, :, attached TO the Tan Yard a good Dwelling
rouse ana necessary out houses, suitable to Me
&C. ac'o"nooation OF any family of common size
mere is on hand good stock of bark and first
rate iron bark mill. Possession can he had IL
August next, bv the purchaser or tenant.
have also first rate Tanner and Cutricr, ths,
l would hire to the person who would lease or
purchase the Tan Ystd, lift would be an accom-
moddtiSn.
nose wishing to rent will be shown the place
,~o fern tur'her particulars by calling on Dr.
Dawes, in my absence.
SAMUEL HEISKELL.
June9 w,s
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NNYACE e..

VuyHE subser Der will sell u tnrgan in his land
II in Bedford eounss, near the Peaks Of Otter.
The srac, wncreoo five oontsios 4s0 acres, lies
vel and contains large portion OF GOOD tobacco
land to clear, and is well waicred, Ind IN as good
aud healthy nsghborhood MS any TO be found and
would suit well IL divide II purchasers desired IT,.
Also, u acres in the same neshbofhoot, which al
so lies we'll Is productive in all Kinds of grain, and
has good portion OF first rate tobacco land to clear
omit. Terms will be liberal 10 suit purchasers, by
caly application the subscriber.
JACOB HARMS.
Der 30 w3w
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NEW STORE
AND
NEW GOODS.

- York, Philadelphia AMI Baltimore an entire
ne" stock # Fall and Winter Goods, consisting
OF central assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries
hardware and Cutlery, Ladies' and Misses CITY
made Nd, Seaiskln, PruneIla Slippers, Walking
Shoes and CATER Boots, Mems and Children
Shoes, good assortment of Hats, manufactured OK.
pressly tor him by the Northern manufacturers.
Earth.n Glass ard China Ware all of W hicn will
bc sold at very small advances. The most of them
are now IN Store, and he soci;s purchasers TO call
ana examine them H. b. ESTES.
y Stoor , doors above Dr.. Howe! Davies Old
Stand.
Ocr l3 >.