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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17
4 METALLIC CURRENCY.
From The M,HeagriRe (Georeta) Jourao

From he MiiedgriRe (Georgta) journal.
There Is no person, we presume, who doubts, that
metallic currency sufficient tor the purposes of
t,ade aud commerce would be the best ior the whole
world. Let us see II SO desirable an end could be
obtained Ion our country alone. THIS Is urged upon
the South, as n southern measure let us see how it
would operate on the South II its practical opera
ton is beneficial, let II be adopted II the contra
~, II is prendclal and injurious let ii be abandoned
and discarded.
The commercial operations of the year 1887, will
furnish standard 10 est mate our future prosperity
with nothing but metallic currency. During that
period the exports OF Southern produce, 10 mt. Cot
ron, Rice, Tobacco, Sugat Tar, Turpenlinc, Resin,
&e.-anonnted 10 S71,i06,sl3, These articles
would have been bought with the specie. The whole
metallic currency Of tho wot Id was estimated by Mr.
Gallatln III his considerations OF the currency aud
Banking system of the United Satts,' to be equal
10 S2,SS7 400, 600. Professor McCulloch estimates
the annual losSby friction, wea &c. to be Sl00o, 900
III every S50,000,0po The largest amount IN specie
States is stated to be $4,000 900, the annual loss
on this sum- would be 1 l,i60000 leaving the nett
value VI the gold and silver by weight the end of
the year, To be S7l $40 900. II then, the whole cx-
ported produce OF the South had been sold aud spc-
Gle required in payment (supposing this whole sum
available ior the puiposc) there would not have been
sufficient gold and SILVER in the United States pur-
chase II by $500 si3 aud rise OF cent per pound
IN the price OF cotton alone Of it could have taken
place under such u sysem) would have swclled the
deficit Si,3793 i5 &C moIei In this statement, we
have SAID nothing the 500 l57, 57l OF exported
produce from the Northern and Eastern and IVES
tern States, which under such system could not
have been bought n all The consequence Of such
state of thngs, would have becu, thai the pflce of
this exported produce would have been brought
down to the specie standard, causing loss OF S24,.
02i 4li.
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LOCO FOCO VILLAINY.

: Mr.. JENIFER. of Maryland, in his late speech in
Congres, detailed the following black uansac,ion.-
And, reader, is 1t not fact that tho villain whose
exploits here recorded, merely doing on
small scale what the admin stration is attempting on
large one
" Two years since, while travelling the Ohio
and Mississippi rivers, when the notes Of the Bank
Of the United States were the only paper current
every where gentleman for such he seemed TO be)
came board, and meeting Il PLAIN counryman,
who had travelled but little seeing in his possession
several large notes OF the Bank OF the u. ). (Which
he apparently took no notice of became exceeding
" friendly 10 him. and upon opportunity occur
ring, offered him the most dsinterested advice
lie told him that within the last three days he had
met confidential friend of General Jackson, who
had assured him that the bank could bold out no
longer; that the government had determined put
it down; that II was ascertained that there
now more notes issued than could be redee m
ed and that the notes were then considerably
below par. The honest dcluded counryman
informed him that he bad none other than United
States Bank notes, which were the savings Of
raj years hard labor that he had sold out his
stock at New Orleans, and returning to the
West for the purpose Of investing its proceeds in
land for the benefit Of his family. His new friend
advised him to say nothing of what he had comnu-
nca,ed that knowledge of the fact would still fur
Their depress the value OF tue notes and that he would
try do something for him when he reached New
Madrid Missouri, where he had friend, little
way ABOVE.
:. In few hours the boat stopped at New Madrid
the newly cemcnted friends stepped on shore. whilst
| passengers were coming and going off. In few
moments the steam up, and the boat under way.
The counuynan stepped board just in time
his friend bound for ST. Louis, Missouri, where
he doubt found An apt tutor in political knavery.
! few hours after rumor was anoat that the U.
! States Bank had failed. The countryman congratu-
latinc himself upon meeting with so kind and dsln-
terested friend, and communicated the result. He
had received for hls United States Bank notes, those
of the pet bank Of Mobile, and some from L.ouisi-
ana and Ohio, to the amount of upwards of three
thousand dollars, partcu lar favor, he being, like
his friend warmly devoted to General Jackson's ad-
mnistraon.
"You may readily imagine his confusion aud as
constituent when lie found how shametully he had
been cheated He paid Tor his United States Bank
notes. in New Orleans, a! per cent and had them ex-
changed for paper more than per cent. below par
This is the maaner in which many honest. confdus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17
TRUST SALE.

I'M Friday the 10Th day of October, 1888. there
~ will be sold, upon the premises at public auc
ton, for cash. the Tobacco Factory House and Lot,
late in the occupancy of Vim. Snead deed. The
the junction of 9Th street and OH alley in the
town of Lynchburg and contains half an acre of
ground. The improvements are in good order and
well suited for the manufacturing OF Tobacco
AT The Same time and place. and upon the same
terms, all the Screws and Fixtures belonging to said
Factory House, will be sold.
The sale will be made in pursu! re ola rus, decd
executed TO the undersigned bv VIM. Snead in his
lie time, dated on the 9th day Of October, 1898 and
OF record IN the Clerks office of the Husng's Cour,
tor the corporation OF Lynchbure. The tile to the
property IS believed to be unqueslionable but as ,rus
ee' snail sell and convey such title ouly the trust
deed aforesaid vests IN me-
JOllNO. LEFTWICH Trustee.
Sept. 10 t6O
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17
Sept. 10
TRUST SALE.

bEUkSUANT TO the provisions Of deed of
n Ifnst executed to us by Edwin c. Landlord
ioI certain purposes therein expressed which deed
bears date the Goth November 1897, and has been
duly recorded IN the clerks office Of the Hastings
court ior the corporation of Lychburg; shall
on Saturday the 22l day Of the present month, pro-
coed 10 sell, for cash, the property enumerated in
SAID deed consisting Of Ploughs, lIanows. Cultlva-
tons, Blacksmihs tools, Woodshop tools, Mandrils
Household aud knchen furniture, &c. DC. The
household and kitchen furniture will be sold at the
present residence of the S id Lanklord-ihe other
property AT his wood shop opposite the Franklin IIo-
tel. Acting is trustees will convey no other title
than IS vested III us by said deed
HENRY HUNTINGTON,
j. WILLS.
Sept 10 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17
RowAND Tome MIXTURE,
.f.e'E
TONIC FsExTIGssP IHlS,

"ARRAN1ED perfect and lasting for Aguc aud
w Fever and available remedy in luundice, Dysenery
Heartburn etc.
From DR.. limos Il. Smith, Northern Libcrtics Phiiad
Dear Sr-l congratulate good fortune in
presenting the the Fever aud such
blessing Tonic atuIe has i1li prov ed it.
sell. II is speedily becoming the tavoiit' remedy with oil
who appreciate its usefulness, and long, viii be csoeed
one OF the mut impoan disc OF the Fever
and Aguc has hitherto buf the skill OF the eminent
of Practitioners, and they dem presumption 10
promise than temporary aid Your Toui- mixture how
ever, have and peculiar power arrest the
disease ind to revive and recstab the balance of hHmo-
and health. hope viii pcfacecrc extend the in
fuencc OF the medicine and thai the public will estimate
generosity. louis, respectfully,
AR. SMITH NJ. D.
Extract Of Il letter fran Dr. StereRs, Encks Co. PA.
Sir-l Brought home with during the of l83l
The first quantity of your NiXtuc, which hca I'd highly
toed permanent cure for Fever aud Agut disease
which that period prevailed extensively cuun-
Try. VI, neighbor and patients had become
ed To the Of Barks and Qunnc g. that they ceased
render them and they readily consented to make
trial of your medicine believe that there this time
hundreds who would cordially testify tn benefit, they
have received from its cmpiovmcn aud would gladly aid
spread knowledge OF ITS peculiar virtues. There been
very little OF the Agn i'll the neighborood since the introduce
ton at the Tonic Mixture which is malny attributed tie
very general use of this medicine j. |. STEVENS.
Also.
RWwnnds Water, for inilamnatinls & OF the Ewes
Da. Hmpnipnbie Dcntifrics, valuable article
for the Teeth and Gums.
Rewards Ammoujntcd Bmbrocation, for Qmnsv
Rhenmatim, Sprals, &c. OF high standing
Rowand's Alternative Extracts, for Liver diseases
Jaundicc, Scurty, Marcutial diseases, clc.
Dowand's Alaba>tcr Powder, for bcautif,ng and sof
tcning the compile xion.
Rswnnd'- Vcrmifugc or Worn. Destroyer, n ccle
braed and popular remedy
For sule by Howell DAVIES, Agent
July 30 ml2m
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SPECIE GOVERNMENTS.
nee has Sloo, 600, 600 of specie.

France has $500 900 900 of specie.
Great Britain has $3.50, o0D. 900
The United States has $50 900 600.
Yet France with more than double the amount of
specie owned by Great Britain, has no such com
merce, no such manufactures, such political fee
dom rs belongs To Great Britain.
France has just five times much specie u, the
Unued States yet France is not 80 prosperous in
any respect as this country she has no such great
works OF improvement as have aud her people
are less enlightened, less liberal and less free than
thus people.
IN France the hand money system OF Jesrotism
and babaism prevails, while in the United States
the people are spruging onward and upward III the
scale ofnatioual greatness, under admirable crdit
system. This system the Wings seek to preserve,
tho Locoiocus To destroy. OHIO Journal.
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BATH FOR LADIES.

a. EVERAL LADIES having already ava,led
~ themselves Of the benefits OF the L4vncburp
Baths, the subscriber is induced to inform the La.
dies that they can be at any time accommodated by
giving him few hous notice OF heir wish to do So
The entrance 10 The Bath House for the Ladies will
be entirely private. ISAAC HARRISON,
z
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17

AnLdotes for Poison.-The frequency Of fatal re
suits from taking posons through ignorance or M
adyetence renders the possession of antdotes mat
ter of great moment. Among the substances which
have caused the most mischief in the way above
mentioned. Arsenic is one of the most prominent.-
The of this article a destroyer of rats causes
TO be kept in private families whilst its similarity 10
color other substances renders it liable TO be used
in mistake for them. An instance is recorded ~
the American Medical Library. in which the pc
rox,de OF iron proved, as fat may judge nom,
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

NV fIrs NFA o Z TUS j. LIZ DICh DID, on
w the night OF the Slh Of the present month,
breaA and escape from the Jail of the CORPORATION of
LyhchbntS, and IS now gong N large round about
the town. utterInG imprecations and threats against
certain individuals Now. IN order TO bring the
SAID lsdic& TO justice do hereby, on behalf Of the
Corporation, offer reward OF FIFTY DOL.
Ia Hs Tor the arrest and delivery Of him, the SAID
Lydick, TO the civil authority OF the town. Given
under my hand, al the Corporation Of Lynchburg
this 18th day of September. 1885,
MARTIN w. DAVENPORT, Mayor.
Sept 10 -
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.rOyECE TO .NILLEEs.%,

4 CONVENTION of the Millers of Campbell
"a county will be held AT the Court House on the
first day Of the Superior Cont (the 9th of Sep
tember,) for the purpose Of reducing the rate OF
grinding. and establishing throughout the county a
uniform rate OF toll. A punclua attendance is re-
specially requested.
q. ID. GILLIAN
FRANCIS CALLAWAY,
TIlOS. BETTERTON.
Sept. 10 DIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17

GREAT YIELD OF WHEAT.-It rs stated
in western Virginia paper tba, Mr.. Seawright, Of
Augusta county. Va. Obtained this season. from IL
dozen Of sheayes. Ia bushels Of wheat. BY way Of
overlapping this the Staunton Spectator says. that
Mr.. Shelton Abney OF that county obtained rom
15o dozen 400 bushels of clean wheat Weighing from
IS TO 81 lbs to the bushe. and had from 10 10 10
bushels Of "tailugs' yet TO get out. MI. Sea
wriehts wheat was Of the red chsf' variety
That Of Mr.. Abney rs not stated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17

countrymen have been nickod by poli,ical knaycs
Are there none here who feel as il similar cachcry
has been practised by themselves towards the couu.
try !"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17

- The Montpelier (vermout) Waterman stat,s that
DIR. RonrRr NELSON. who was soff,e time since ar
rested and acquitted on charge OF beng connecteo
win ,s canadian ma, riots has been arrested an
Indictment found against him al Albany IN J1nc iasss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17
White Teeth Healthy Gums

VINHOSE who would retain these desirable per-
sonal advantages assured that composition can
bo obtane ! superior TO the
BRITISH ANTlSEPIC DENTRIF1CE,
which exempt from acid and other deccrous ingredients
which frequently the composition of tooth powders
aud witens tho enamel OF the tceI without
doing it the least injury, Its Application also braces uud
strengthens the Gums, To them their healthy and
hord hue, and, by removing all dissertations and offensive for
egn a,cunulaons from the teeth the natural
nces % the BREATH
Price 80 cents.
- None genuine, unless signed ihe outside printed
wrapper by the sole Proprietor T. klDDER
late DIR. Conway. For sale, with all the other Conway
Medicines" his Counting ROOM No. 90 door
Kiddrrs Drug Store of Court and Hanover Streets
Concert Hail. Boston and by his special appointment
by ; 1;r; 10y MIS- ~ Agents, ,n.n,,u,u
Apnl5 l2m
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the result, an efficient agent In COMMONWEALTH. .r
ects Of this dreadful poisop The e,s. c,,n -
the pro cssionaI treatment of Dr. r. 81 Th,ssss
Professor Fisher Of Baltimore tho for,,ey of ,vhor
m giving IN account Of tho syn,ptoms and co,,..
pursued, saws
IL saw Samp,I Riddle /, ,oh,., ,,.r L.. "a,
years Ola age who told me thar at o'cIocL ,b, 49,,
ing he had mixed powdey in div suo.r ,nd .v.,
lowed 1t for cslomel; he left home j,nued;,,.ly e.
his place of work and whiI,, ,,,,iin, -, W
about fifteen minntes--w,s seized win ,. II;
burning pain in his stomach which induced hin .,
believe that he had TAX On arsenic ;,.,.,d ~ ,,,
as he remembered he had in his chest ,wo pnp.,s-
one OF twenty grains of arsenic The o,b,r ,...,.
grains of cnlomcl His snspicinns we,a .are..a.y,
upon reaching his lodgings, when he found the ma.
per OF calomel propctly labelled Th. ha - =,
once IN little dry sugar and waited un;l A, yiiol,,
before he sent for me. He has had violent balio-
pains; some cramps in the lower exttemi,ies. n,
vomiting or purging. There IN now a bu,ping ,,i,-
IN the stomach atender cpigastrium; white ,on.no
and corded pulse. felt ~ first inclined ID tbinL le
had been mistaken. and that he was IaJ,,pc ND.
gasiriIis ! blcj him and ordered a syn,n,s,n Tn.
on questioning him more closely and the symptom.
increasing, thought it would be safest To t,ea, him.
as # the facts were ascerrained.
In half an hour by the kindness Of INV friend Pro-
lessor Fisher, Of the University of MARYLAND I
was enabled give him the hydrated neyox ;,le of
IRON.
Dr. Fisher saw him with me nj 0 o'el,sL al, IA.
symptoms had increased Thirst burning main cpi,as
tuum exquisite, tender. We rave him b.ra nnut
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17

Mn CLAY.-We have frequently charged Mr..
Clay with having formed an alliance wrh the Atoli.
uonS's 10 raise himself TO the Presidency, and
umony upon testimony has been produced, until
tue charge has been established beyond all dispute
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public N.lLE or
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c:

/ pursuance OF decree of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery, for the town Of
bNachbulg, pronounced on the eth day of October
1888, IN certain cause therein pending, in chance
~, between Chauncey Steen, complainant, and
Thomas A. Fouiqurean, Frederick w. Isbell, Peter
Dudley, John ". Dudley, Robert Jennings, Til
den Read, and Joseph Marsh, defendants, | shall
proceed, ON "Wednesday the 9Th day OF December
nexl, at the store-house recently IN the use and
occupancy of said Thomas A. Fourqurean, in the
town oil Lnchbu,e, TO SELL by way Of public auction,
TO the highest bidder, for cash, the stock of
Goods Drugs, Medicines, &c of sand Fourqurean
IN the Sore-llonse aforesaid and IN my possess
sion, under the order OF INDUCTION awarded said COM
planant on the 9th day OF September last.
All persons indebted to the aforesaid Thomas .
Fourqurcan are hereby notified, thar, by virtue of
the decree aforesaid | am authorised to take into
my possession the books. bonds notes, open ac-
counts, and other evidences of debl, in the proceed
lngs in said cause mentioned, lately belonging to
the said Thomas A. Foufqurean. and am required
TO proceed without delay to collect all the outstand
ing debts evident ed by said books, bonds, notes,
open accounts and other evidences of debt Per
SONS indebted aforesaid will therefore see the
proptety OF prompt attention to this matter, as pro-
ceedings ag aust them cannot be DELAYED.
HENRY HUNTINGTON, Serst. C. l..
Nov. tbs
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From The Neo York Commercial Of Saturday az.
tern0on.
IMPORTANT FROM CANADA
Acting Secretary Of tho Province.


Our ad,lces from Montreal are up TO Wednesday
morning . O'Clock, aud from lo frontier TO S =. NJ.
OF that day.
On "Wednesday morning early the seam6oas
Burlington, Commodore Sherman, stopped, as usual,
NJ Champaln, where the engineer was informed by
the celebrated DIR. Cote that he bad come the de-
termination 10 stop Mc intercourse bet,reen United
STATES and Canddo, and for that purpose the Bur-
Ingon could not proceed lartler-,hat he ba, under
his control force SUFFICIENT TO carry his purposes
into effect
This Information was Immediately commu nea,cd
TO the Commodore, who went on shore and Fad arr
interview with Cote the result of which was. thar
the Burlington WAS pernritted to proceed. We are
informed that Cute declared that this should be the
last boat permitted pass, and that he would bring
down field piece and fire it ino any boat thar
should attempt pass, either way after being warn
ed of ms attention.
BATTLE AT ODLETOWN.- Ill being knoSD
AT Ddlelown that attack 10 be made on that
place Tuesday night, the militia were ordered
under a,ms-and having received Information thin n
party OF rebels were approaching, TREY out un
der OF dark Eislf, IN fell in with them short
distance from the town. battle ensued, which re-.
suited in Ire denh Of eigh, Of the insurgents. and
the capture OF piece OF artillery, aud two hundred
stand OF arms. 1t not the intention, we a,c in
formed, OF the militia, TO be troubled with pri,oners
at this junctnre.
sloop laden with munitions OF war-ati6nf
which was lage number Of muskets--has been seizs
ed on Lake Champain, BY Mr.. Crooks, one OF tho
officers OF customs.
II was the prevailing opinion 1T Montreal that tram
quality would soon be restored. The administrs-
tor was making use of every At his disposal to
check the spirit of insurection that had manifested
itself
The object Of the rebels appeared to be to msks
hostages, for which purpose they making pris.
oners OF women aud childrenpreferring in all casss
the ladies' of respectable families.
The Governor and Council. having granted per
mission TO the banks to suspend specie paymenis;
they have all ayaed themselves of the privilege, ex-
cept that Of the Peoples Bank-ft was required Of
that institution that before they suspend the ply
ment of specie. they should make an exbiba Of
the state of their affairs-this they had not tst
done.
The 7ist. regiment, under command Of Col. Greg.
left Montreal for Chaihby and ST! Charles on
Wedncsday--they reached ST. John at II o'clocks
and Immediately proceeded to their places Of dessiss.
ton.
No intelligence had been received Of the fate u
Mr. E Ills and his family. The Insurgents had ,pads
prisoners of Mrs Odle and her family Of Nspieisillss
aud taken them away
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To EOs,accO Planters.

w T. have several hundred acres Of good Tobacco
w Land, ou Roaring Run, Boletourl, near
James River, CD OF 20 miles above this place. Any
person oil persons undertaking clear n, can have
the Land Two years. enclosing II with good fence
paying p cents cord Tor all the wood they cut
aud cord the wood be taken OF the way before
the land is wanted Tor cultivation. The tenant
remain years. About 30 Acres, cleared last
mer winch can be had ycar Tor enclosing II. The
situation healthy, mills, wood, and blaohsmhs' shop
convenient, aud provision cheaper than this side
OF the mountains. For further particulars apply 10
b. +. SCRuGGS, LWcdbmg.
JNO. GARTH, paitonabasg ;
W. h. COOK, the place.
I,vnrhhufp. Goth October, 1898. wAw