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CERTAIN CURE FOR
uTOWEVEK inveterate, in one hours appca-
il i ton and no danger from taking cold, by using
nUMERIES' OINTMENT.

This preparation, for peasantness' safety eNpedi-
,on ease and certainty, stands unrivaed forhe
If this troublesome complaint 1t is rapid as well
=, certain in its operation, TO cure this disagreed
bic disorder most eilccuay in one hours application
emily
does not contain the leas, particle ofmercury, or
other dangerous ingredient, and may be applied with
perfect safety to pregnant females, or to children at
the breast.
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ny FLETCAER r. TOLER.
TERMS.
No.. The LyMchbMrg Virgisi0u"

:. ,Iu,ed thrice neck, at 81 per amman, payable in
.Jrcnc,. No paper rW be discontinued, (but at the
T,er,fion Of The Edtors,) until all arrearages paid
NJ ADVERTISEMENTS ,eH be inserted at
n c,ut, per square. Tor iess) the first time, and 81
..,t, for each continuance. Those from distance
."t Paid for previously TO their insertion, unless the
aovm,ut be assumed by some responsible person in
/, 5yuehbwg p,.,.., L.
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SPRING GOODS,
OF THE NEWEST STYLES.


OF THE NEWEST STYLES.
WE take pleasure in announcing the arrival of
w part OF our Spring Stock, recently selected
IN New FORK and Baltimore
Beautiful Style Ginghams,
Printed Cambrics, rich figures,
Splendid Painted Musns,
A very general assortment of Calico patterns,
VERY fashionable,)
ID Checked Cambrcs, new figures,
FOR 0ENYLHn6EN'S WEAR:
West of England and Saxony Cloths, various
shades
Fashionable coloured Cloths, various shades
Superb Erminetts and Nemour Cassimeres,
Black Bombaxine, and other Summer Goods.
'.'Country Merchants and our Customers, are
respectfully invited TO examine our Stock. Beng
determined sell almost exclusively for Cash, good
bargains await those that call. We hope to present
mem with monthly supplies from the Northern cities
ROBINSON Il ELLIOTT.
April9 IS
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

I AM now receiving beautiful assortment of New
l. Spring Staple and Fancy Goods, which cordi-
ally invite my friends and the public to examine.
JOHN G. MEEM
Anil &c
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NOGNAC brandy, pure,
Champagne do. do
Common French Brandy,
Jamaica Rum, old,
Holland Gin pure,
New England Rum,
Madeira Wine,
Sicily NJ. Wine,
Ner. NJ. Wine,
Port Wine,
Champagne Wine.
Msscat Wine,
Claret Wine,
Sweet Malaga Wine,
For sale by
MILLER & ROBERTS.
June Il o..
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THE WASHINGTON HOTEL.

The subscriber begs leave
s ,s 's"1 ss,, ,as rss',s b,
sass '' I .;;y s: dc: ,e' Es;;
E&. 1dkcsSCM ESS bestowed upon him since he
..E7-G3SA. undertook the management
othis large and commodiouS
DKlCk BUILDING, on the corner Of Third
street and Second Alley, in the town of Lynch
burg, and solicits continuance of the same IT,,
peculiar situation Central yet retired, adapts it
TO the convenience of business, as well as to the
comfort OF transient visitors. Without promising
much, II will be his constant cxcrtion to perform
every consideration conducive To the satisfaction
OF all who may visit the house. As to Servants
Osffers, Bar and Larder, he only says, that his
interest is identified with that of his guests Fam
il'cs and Stage passengers prcfcrrng this situation
to others, are offered every inducemcn,. and will
be subject to no Inconvenience on account of the
arrival and departure of the stages. Suffice il to
say, that il an unrcmitting zeal and disposition 10
please and promote the comforts of his patrons
gives him any claim on the public no one shall
leave the house dissatisfied.
In addition to the Tavern establishment. he has
opened
RESTORATIVE.
In room of the Washington Hotel, which will at
all times be furnished with the best
Liquors, Ice Creams,
and every thing in that line the market will afford
This establishment is under the superintendent
and management Of Capt Thomas SMITH, whose
long acquaintance mthat business and Jealous dis
position TO nlcasc, will, he hopes, give general sat
'sfaction to all those who may patronizc him.
FRANCIS CALLAWAY, Agt
n. B. would take occasion to remark that |
have procured the services of b. GARNET, Esq. as
Bar-kccper and general Superintendent, whose
qualifications and disposition to please are too well
known here and elsewhere to require comment
&c, fgt.
Lynchburg, June 25 4w
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BEAUTIFUL GOODS.

APRIL, 20, 1885.
SUPERB london Calicos,
= Very Richardson do.
Bingham of the rarest patterns,
PAINTED ad Gauze Muslins,
BLACK Itaan Silks glossy,
Rlue Blak Mandarine Silks,
Ribbed ak, and other Hosiery
With gresvarety of Fancy Staple Goods, hour
J.. nac,e6. ROBINSON g. ELLIOTT.
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HENRY BROWN, Jr.

LAS just received few extra fine SILK BON
Il i NETS, from of the best houses in New
York, (Nlessrs. Thompson.)
Also a few STRAW BONNETS, fully equal to
any in market,
Black and Drab II ATS, for gentlemen,
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New Arrival of Drug s. Medicines, &c.

WE have this day received a full supply of
w DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
DYE STUFFS, &c. &C., direct from the Northern
markets, which can recommend to physicians,
merchants, and the public generally, as fresh genu-
inc, and of the very best quality.
We have also received Raisins, in whole and halt
boxes; Figs; Prunes; Citron; Preserved Ginger,
and other West India Sweetmeas of superior quality
Musca, Wine Lemon Syrup; Candies of every va
rle,y and many other astices in our line, which will
b. sold on reasonable Our friends are invited
to all our stock being now nearly complete.
J. Il. a. j. f. ROYAL.
June 3tot Is
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R.I('O.V:

$4,000 pounds ." first rat: ."'y Bacon.
5000 pounds plantation do.
300 pounds Lard,
For by HENRY BROWN, Jr
Bank Square
June II Il
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=" One of the advantages to be expected from the
cooperation of the Senate in the business ofappoint
men;s, lis that it would contribute to the stability
of the Administration. The consent Of that body
,couid be necessary to dspidce ,eH to appoint
A change of the Chief Magistrate therefore. would
not occasion volen, or general revolution in
the Offices ofthe Government as might be expected
if he were the sole disposer of offices-1he Fede-
rdtist, No. II.
See the Protest of July, 1882, passim.
t" 1t is late, the President confidently thinks,
to say the question has not been decided Whatever
may be the opinion ofethers, the President. cossID-
Frs HIS REELECTION AZ A DECISION OF THE ProPLE
AGAINST THE BAsK."-Rsosans rsad to tie C~ssres
Sept 1893.
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A n AY2R2NYIC1 will be taken at this
~ Office, TO learn the Printing Business, If imine-
diatc application bamade.
June Is Is
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DOMESTIC GOODS.
~ BALE assorted, bleached and unbleached,
III at priS that will be satisfactory.
ROBINSON g. ELLIOTT.
April 2D
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Liquors, Ice Creams,
Carding WOOL i'm Lymchb,,rs.

Lynchburg, June 2,5
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The subscriber begs leave
to tender the public his
grateful acknowledgements.
for the very liberal and gem
crous patronage they have
bestowed upon him since he
undertook the management
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03

and the duty Of the Representative TO his constituents
or, given in my reply to the Committee Of the Wing
Convention communicating my nomination by that boz
dy, in which stated that il should be elected and the
people gave particular instructions, | would obey
ihcm OF promptly afford opportunity of choosing
my successor.
These my opinions, and if they shall be considered
such will cnttc to the support OF the friends of
State Rights, shall be gratified.
With sentiments of great respect remain. gentle
mrn, your most obedient servant
ARTHUR IMMERSION
Addressed to.Iohn N. 1a-e,rcH HIN. H. .Macja,tand,
III. u. Gicatti.ey.
number of the sesiycd Wing presses express great
opposition 10 the course recommended by the President
in relation TO affairs with France This is what was
to be expected That tine Panic-making Jack Downing
Wings should be identified in sentiment and national ha
tired with the Blucght party of the last matter
calculated to excite either wonder surprise. That such
persons Tor indeed might add that such party should
at all times be affiliated with the enemies their country
and that they should feel but little concern either
Tor ITS dgityor prosperity certainly be expected
Their whole is that Of lbcralty seshness and
toryism; and was To be expected that those who
snted the British party during the last war; who
thce was no just cause for that who opposed
to granting appropriations for carrying il who aided
and afforded succour To the encmy and who cioced
The triumphs of that enemy their countrymen
would now become the French party when their country
IS forced by rapacty and injustice 10 occupy similar
situation TO that in which she then placed-Ucis-
Lurg Gazette.
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JNO. N TAzEWELL,
WIN. H. MCFARLAND, ( Coaanrittc.
II. j. GWATHMEY,
Addressed 10 ARTHUR EMMERsos ESQ
CAPT. EMMERsoN's REPLY.

PoRTsMoUTH, Dec 18th 1894
Gentlemen: Your communication Of the 9Gtb milf ON
behalf of the friends Of State Rights in Norfolk was
duly received and would have been replied 10 n an
er day but for some pressing business that time and
since then, from inflammation in my eye which f,r.
babe my attempting TO write.
Decmng ii duty in my present situation MS a can
ddate for the suagcs of the people of this District at
the next Congressional election frankly to make known
my sentiments political subjects, upon all proper oc
casons take pleasure in replying to the Undergraduates
contained in your letter.
feel no hesitation in sayngg that of the prominent
gentlemen now before the people, for the high and
sponsblc Office of President of the n States nroG,
BEEJAMfs WATKINS Lion, Esq.-Hs elevated natr
otism commanding talents and sound political views
place him. IN my opinion, among the first of our states
men, and aorda guarantee that his Administration would
reflect honor upon the nation
have entertained the opinion. that all the Of
hces apperaning TO the Government were created for
the benefit OF the people, and not for the purpose
enabling The President to reward his friends or punish his
enemies. And especially, that the appointing power
should never be used, with view 20 aid the recollection
ofthc Executive, the Of his ftvorte. which
regret to believe is rule Of action with the existing
Administration
The Senate Of the United States. ms the representa-
tive OF the states, and component part Of the Fede-
raj Legislature possesses in my opinion an undoubted
right, freely 10 express its opinion upon all questions
touching the policy OF the country, either doncs-
tic or foreign And Is no violation Of The
rights Of the President for that body declare its sen
men;s relative to any measure Of his. Such n course
cannot in my opinion, be justly considered az conflict
ing with it's Judicial functions, in of impeachmcnt
The distinction between trying one CHARGED tvifl a. ~
fence and the general expression Of opinion relative to
an act not considered mpcachable appears to me very
plain. ~
The Federal Government is the creature Of the Sates
~ limited BY the grants Of powers expressly enumerated
~ the Constitution, and such necessary and proper
to carry those into effect and il possesses no other in
neiesmning what are necessary and proper think that
happiness viii be promoted By strict rather tban
Dy too liberal construction Of that instrument for
mefy entertained somewhat different opinion but ex-
pcrencc has satisfied me- that too lattndnarv ;rcr
probation OF the Constitution will tend to consolida
ton and must If persisted in destroy our free nsttn
tions
consider the public money as subject to the control
OF Congress, and that the President has no power oyer II
other than such az shall be given him by law.
y sentiments IN relation 30 The right Of instruction
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03
CANCER


Ind The art Of Healing, generally.
FENHE subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
IL of Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aid =,
that he has become compctcntly acquainted, by the in
structons from the celebrated DR. Lynch, of New York
city, to that formidable and fatal disease dcnom-
mated Cancer. without the of knife causlic but
effected in the way and manner practsed by Dr.
Lynch, who has met with unparalleled success in the
treatment of this complaint, and also that OF Fistulo
FisulaAs the subscriber is here now from the City of
New York. person wishing to be- cured of the above
named complaints will please to apply Immediately to
him. at the Mansion House, Main Street
Richmond, Jan. q. w. w. MARSHALL
Certificate from Dr. Lynch.
do hereby certify that DIR. w w. Marshall has boon
under my instruction, and assisted me in my business,
which is attending to Cancer complaints and the art of
healing, generally. lie is using my medicine. |
think him capable and worthy the confidence of those a
fiictcd d. LYNCH
The subscriber refers to Mr.. Day of Manchester; Mr.
Gillian Mr. James Caskc, Archibald Thomas, and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street, Richnond Mr.. Benjamin
Harrison, of Berkeley
All letters must be postpaid. w. w. NJ
January z, 1884. 1-wtf
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I'm CHANCERY-- Court Of Quarterly Sessions
continued and held for Louisa county at the Court
house, on Wednesday November the 18th 1891
Nancy Cross, the wife of Oliver Cross by Robert
Crocs, her next friend, md Mary Downing, Pitts
against
Zacharah w Perkins, sheriff committee and admin
strator Of Ann Mchic decd, Oliver Gloss, Ann Cross
Robert r. Cross, David Cross, A. Fleming Cross. Mary
Downing a. w Downing, Hannah Downing Sarah
Downing Harriet Downing, Catharne Downing Charles
Downing William Anderson and Betsy his wife Mary
Ann Downing, Catbarinc Downing, Ann Louisa Down
ing and Sarah Thompson Downing George Cross. Olivia
Ann Cross, Mary Cross, John r. Cross Mary j. Cross
and James w Cross, Defendants
The defendants, Charles Downing, William Anderson
and Betsy Anderson his wife, A. Fleming Cross and
David Cross not having entered their appearance and
given security, according TO the Act Of Assembly and
the Rules Of this Court and IL appearing TO the eatsac-
ton Of the Court that they inhabitants Of this
State On ihe motion Of the plaintiffs BY their counsel
II Is ordered that the said Charles Downing William
Anderson and Betsy his wife, A. Fleming Cross and
David Cross do appear before the Justices Of County
Court Of Louisa, at the Courthouse, the I'd Monday
IN February next and the plaintiffs bill and that
copy Of This order be forthwith inserted in news
paper published in the City Of Richmond for two months
successvey and that another copy be- posted the front
door Of the Court house Of this county.
copy Teste, JOHN HUNTER, nc.
Dec 6O-wsw
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POETRY.
q Nrcu nrM,,N. uSstNo.n
From tAe ALBANY .4rgas.

From tAe Albany -arg4s
IL il a solemn task, to wait beside
I n 0Ss Of SS Sses S psS so White brow
Aud grasp the hand, too feeble to rsiun,
The sish,est pressure, and to SEQ the lid
Grow fixed uni motionicss above the eye,
Each le..cnias pulse ii,ro, faint and l.ia,es stills
Aud know and feel that man can do no more
Yet even here the voice OF joy sometimes
IL hcarl above the wailings Of Distress
a form un'ecn stood by, and whispered words
The living may not hear and served the soul,
Ofiaoble woman, patiently to bear
Natures last throc of mortal agony,
Aud there ~ds enc-a wife mother, friend,
Who taught, while dying, more exalted truths
Than thousand homics could ever preach.
-, might her ialt ring tongue have uttered speech,
Mo'hinks her voice had bIce,hcd strain like ,his'
- Why should you bid me stay'
The rayelIcr from Els homc--,o Pine and weep
TO seek its better home O, could yc bind
With earthly ettcrs the expanding mind
AMI check its soaring wins
cannot close my Dyes,
And drag my ardent aspirations down
From the bright hope aud everlasting crown
No, for an earthly love,
Can the puror love OF Heaven forcgo
Nor give up for the Church of God below,
His holcr church shove
To die this is no, hard;
Ad % awy thu S", s,e cas award %%as q Bliss
With car,h's uluromcn,.- snbduc tho soul
oiti hard 10 live!
And yet ii il given
To train these little nurslings of my caro-,
To mould their thoughts teach them words of prayer
And to lead them up heaven
could awhile remain,
And guide them further IN their doubtful way,
Shape straight their path, ii their feet should stray
Lead back the lost ngain.
But there's be,tor guide,
Who will not fail them when DIM
And can safely them all With Him,
He who himsclfwas tried
How is release;
My Saviour robbed the grave of its ALARM
And leaning on his everlasting arm,
can depart in peace.
willow droops simple mound
The wife, the mother, rests in hope below,
Waiting the resurrection of the just NfAroR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03
RARGAiNsn BARGAINS,

- Selling Oh mony articles at and under coS The
subscribers having determined TO close their
this place. early practicable will sell their Stock of
Goods on hand, amounting about four thousand dol
lars, for cash. or To punctua customers the usual
dit, at a very small advance cost. They will sell
NY articles at cost, and under cost Those wishing
to purchase, viii do well to call upon them, they
determined TO sell.
Among their stock will be found the following dcsira
bic articles, viz Blue, black green, carct, mulberry,
brown, dark mixed and drab cloths; drab dark mixed
and fancy colourcd cassmercs Cassnets of all colours
French and English mcrnos, crcassians and bomba-
zctts calicocs, sumncr and winter patterns gngans
painted muslins, palmarincs Italian hcstng silk and
cotton velvet, vestngs Irish linens, lawn and thread
cambria, thread cambria handkerchief annels vhite
and red) gcntlcmcns and ladies' coas black Italian and
barcelona handkerchcfs pongcc and bandanna do la
dies blonde, gauze and silk handkerchief worscd and
cotton hose, gcncncns and ladies' gloves Grccianctts
and bobinetts, thread and bobnett edging and hces,
figured and plain Swiss, null, book, and jaconct
Inns. check do, white and colourcd canbrics bonnet
cap, and belt ribbons brown and blcached domestcs
check and plaid do, brown and bleachcd drlings,
ton osnaburgs and cotton yarns shawls and scars, bed
tckngs and buraps, corded skirts fur and wool hats
hair caps sole and upper leather large stock of shoes
and boots saddles BRIDES martngales collars and grhs
besides large stock of hardware crockcry grocc
rcs &C. consisting of many articles tedious to
meraic They have also ligh, twohorsc wagon which
they would sell low GARRETT * KIDD.
Newtown, Dec IT, 66
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Mn CHANCERY--yrR oINIA--At Rules holden in
n the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for Hcnrico County the Sd day of
November 1884:
Robert Page, adm, dc honis with the win annex
ed Of John Page the elder deceased and other Pits
against
James Brown, Sen, Bernard M. Carter, Charles c.
Lee, --- Marshall and his wife, j. Smith Lee, -
Chds and Mildred his wife formerly Mildred Lee Thos
Taylor Byrd Lucy Byrd Francis Voies Powell r. Byrd
Patrick Henry Randolph and Mary his wife, Evelyn
Byrd Jane Byrds, Samuel Bird, - Pickcns and Mary
w his wife and other Defls
The defendants above named except James Brown
Sem having entered their appearance and given
rty according to the Act of Assembly and the Rules Of
this Court and il appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants this Commonwealth Is
Ordcrcd That the said defendants do appear here on
Of the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in newspaper published in the City Of
Richmond, for two months successiyely and posted al
the front door ofthc Capitol, in the said City
Copy-Tcsle. J. ROBINSON, C. C.
Dec. IL G-wSw
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curious fact relative 10 the procurement Of otter
furs is related in Ohio paper. Improving the hint
suggested by the fact Of the superiority Of dive fca-
theirs those pluckcd from the dead fowl we arc told
that Mr. Enz, of Cambridge, in that State has sue
ceedcd in the experiment of DEMONSTRATING the wild OF
ter and rendering il Of profit by the fur picked
from its body Ii added that the tame offers Weld two
crops year, and that the quality of the fur is superior
in incness and gloss to that taken from the skin Of the
dead animal Mr. h. going extensively into the bust
Of tanning offers muskras, &c for their live fur
His estimate Of the annual profit of otter ut the pre-
sent prices Of furs, is about fourteen dollars
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~ ELMONT FOR SALE.--In accordance with the
y will Of the late DR. A. Wharton Beluont yalua-
bic Farm on James River, two miles above Gocchland
Courthouse, is offered for sale u contains about coo
acres, and has excellent buildings Of every description.
There is attached to the barn fine rcshipg machine.
crop Of wheat will be seeded the land in good fine
If notsod privately, il will be offered for sale, publicly
on Tuesday. the 10Th Of December next, upon ereds
OF one, two, three and four years the purchaser giving
bond and security, with Deed Of Trust the land
secure the paymentsAt the same time the household
furniture Of every kind, which IS very valuable will be
sold credit Of months with bond and security for
all above ten dollars cash. if exceeding that
also the stock Of horses of cattle including some
excellent oxen, carts wagon, gig and harness. all
the plantation tools, oats fodder and shucks &c
The crop Of and tobacco will also be offered for sale
Terms made known at that tnscTbe sale will continue
from day TO day, until every thing is sold
All persons indebted 10 the estate requested TO make
payment immedately-and all who have claims against
the estate are requested to make them known 70 the
Executor, that he may discharge them.
JOSIAH LEAKE,
Erccut0r Of DR.. Austin Hharton deceosed
CsoOchland, October 10 - -
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"A SITUATION WANTED by a Lady who is quail
IA fled to give instruction in all the branches of an
English Education, French Music Drawing and Paint
ing line addressed TO the Editors will be promptly
attended to- Dec. 4. Gift
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NEGROEs FOR SALE.--Pursuant 70 The provisions
~ Of Deed OF Trust from George w. Crump to me
dated the oath day Of November 1876 and recorded IN
the Clerks Office Of Cumberland county 10 secure and
indemnify Edmund Eggleston, james n Fitzgerald and
others, VIII sell at public auction, the highest bid
der for cash, at Cumberland Court House. on Saturday.
the lM daygf January merit two likely negro men, Tom
and Watt, to satisfy the purposes Of said deed
DANL. A. WILSON, Trustee
December ~. gf-wtds