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NOTICE.

WILL be sold. to the highest bidder, on Mon
w day the 22d day Of April, 1882 (couii ddy,)
before the Court house door, in the town OF LIber-
IT, a valuable Negro Woman, who has been dccus-
toned to house business, good cook and washer
Terms made known at sale.
THOMAS L. EVERETT.
April ID 81
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GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.

.lXs8,as .S;g9.l
NEW ARRANGEMENT
FUNHE Northern Line OF Stages from Lynchburg
4 to Fredericksburg by way Of Charlottesville,
leaves Lyuchburg on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at O'Clock, A. M. and reaches Charlotes-
Vile in the evening Of those days it arrives At Ere
dericksburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
AT O'Clock, p. NJ. In returning, 1t arrives at Char
lot,csville on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
and reaches Lynchburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
aud Saturdays BY this route passengers leaving
Lynchburg will reach Fredericksburg in Two days,
or those going from Lynchburg to Richmond will
reach Richmond on the second day AT O'Clock, Il.
M.-Our teams and coaches first rate, and the
drivers ara careful and accommodating. No pains
will be spared render the trip safe and pleasant to
the passengers.
Fare through 10 Fredericksburg Sll so
do to X Richmond 9 so
Apply at the Franklin Hotel, Lynchburg, forsea,s.
S. b. CLOVES Agt.
JAMS Is
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Tan EIU,'k'.
A sSa' HER.


Tl-sy In. stallion. having been r,,>ed b,
rev TX myself, l'on The most valuable
s.esa-s&,Alhs stock of the land is now al his stand
IN bedford county. AT my stable about nne
miles from Lynchburg, IN good health and yieor,
serving the prce OF S20 the season disc
ged by the payment SD within the season. and one
dollar 10 the groom in every instance. ANY gentle
man becoming responsible for five Mares shall have
the liberty of putting the sixth gratis. The
season to commence the ST OF April and will expire
the LIST Of August. The subscriber will use every
exeron 10 give satisfaction 10 all who may patronage
his horse and will be taken prevent accidents
but cannot be responsible fof any that may happen
Any mares entrusted TO my care shall be promptly
attended 10, and fed with grain al 37i cents per day
My personal attention will be given far as pracil
cable.
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Nds'T'1CE.

NOTICE..
ENlllS is TO give notice to gentlemen residing IN
4 Lynchburg and itsvicinlty, who wish 20 have
Plasterlng and Whitcwashing done, tina, | am now
prepared with the best mountain Lime and am iea-
DIV to execute Jobs, at short notice, with neaness
and despatch. A line left with Mr.. Dewitt, at the
store of Messrs. j. J. Purvis q Dufel, VIII be
strictly attended TO- PETER q. AkERS.
April Is ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18
Hides at the Yard,

/ or which | will pay cash, at the highest market
prices give Leather in exchange, take them to tan
on shares.
he inhabitants of the country generally, will find
IL 10 'heif interest 10 send me their II DIES, they
nave 10 send their produce 10 Lynchbufg, the Tan
L ara beng on the man market road and contiguous
thereto Being about 10 rc-occupy my former
pace OF business, | solicit that encouragement
"hleh generous public know how to bestow, espe-
ciaiy my iotmef customers and friends either
slie OF the fiver are heartily invited extend 10 me
thef custom aud patronage, promising my part
10 use such means as will give satisfaction.
Robert W. Collins will for the present, receive
HIDES Tor me at his Snddler's shop. Main Street,
on The corner leading 10 Friends Warehouse.
i"sh to make contracts FOR quantity Of
Tan EI0rk.
Early application had better be made Chestnut and
Spanish OAK would be preferred but | will buy any
Nina o' Oak BARK. DAVID HOFFMAN.
Feb. p ~
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OLE PRINTING: Executed at this office, with
, ue:iincss and despatch.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18
Latest French shape COrsettu.

NUST opened, splendid stock of The newest
- shape Corsefts, from Il most celebrated factory
IN Phadep hla, which viii be sold low a, the Fancy
Store of ANDR. C. L ELLIOTT.
March Of Is
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nj A N U T. &C TOE,

FOPPoSHe NE FdfmefS' B0NEJ
JOHN e. SIIACKE ORD.
VT'AkES THIS OPPORTUNITY of inform
L ing his friends and the public generally, that
he is now receiving his Spring supply, comprising
large and general assortment of
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GARDEN SEED.

40 VI. Cigars OF various grades
March 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-25
From lie a. Y. T.. Post, Oct. 81 J

FRoM CaSToS The ship Hora,io, Capt Rowland,
arrived in this city Saturday night bringing Canton
papers as late The lili of June. An imperial cdict
has been issued approving OF the surrenderng of The
opium board Of The store ships, but ordering that st
shall be 10 Pekng TO be destroyed Ln Tsihseu
and his colleagues To assemble his civil aud military
officers and destroy The opium before their eyes thus
manfesling the nations dwelling the coasts
and the foreigners Of the outside nations an awful warn
ing Civil and military officers despatched TO The
Bogue the 22d OF May 10 superne nd the excavation
OF stone lined trench, into which The opium is 10 be
thrown and mixed and stirred up with unsacked lime
and rock SALT and be thus destroyed before the eyes OF
all the civil and military officers and the dregs be cast
into the sea- for the natives Of the sea coasts, and the
foreigners oil The outside naiions mast be made 10 know
how greatly The anger of The emperor has been excited
and 10 learn that even ordure is valuable
for The land, than the smoking mud :" Nolwh
standing these measures it is supposed the opium
trade will be continued secretly 10 great extent
ever.
Yu Hoppe OF Canton, &c, &c psociaims 10 The hong
merchants for their full information.
On The 24Ih day Of the 4rh Of The 10Th year of
Taoukwang, 18th June, 1892 | received lnut com
muncaton from their excellences The High Commis-
soppr and Viceroy.
Now this coming before me: the hoppe accordingly
issue this edct that the same be duly known and when
my edct reaches the said hong merchants let them forth
WITH in conformity with the spirit Of the accompanying
communicatlon-la the commands upon lie supern-
tendent, Elliot that he obey accordingly Besides ug
ing all the vessels proceeding from Whanpoa with iu
corgoes TO return home forthwith, regards the mer
claEimen which have arrived this year Canton with
cargo-il they really wish trade lei them proceed
Nhampoa and conlormaby to The regulations, let them
wait till they e1amned if they CO mol wish 10 trade
then let them not banker about here-fur there only
two years either 10 enter The port be gone there
medium course 10 be followed Seeing that he has pre-
viuusy delivered up The opium in the store ships this is
proof enough that he is respectful and submissive the
said Elliott need be ashamed TO be called supern-
tendent Of trade. But with these present foreign
ohonI. ~, Ill
kinds of expectation The said superintendent ought
from first 10 last 10 and protect the foreign
chant, and think how he may enjoy his bi'hesnme pro
fs, 10 keep the old regulations, and perform his duties
in unison and with proPrety lei him moi himself give
birth 10 ihorns and biars Trem5le at this think Of
this /! special edicl
Tucukwang, l9h year, 4lh moon, 2S,h day, Canton,
OH juno, 1880
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-25
1T EMS.

IL EnS.
The year Of 1889 will long be remembered by South
Caronisns DR.. Cooper, Judge Colcock, Bishop Bo
wen Col Bltnding. and Gen. Robt Y Hayne, are
ami"Bg the bright stars that have been stricken from
her hemisphere within the last few months. In the
death Of sues The whole country sHstains lose
We are iniesmed by authority, that Jesse loyt Esq,
Collector OF this port, deposited from 6y seventy
housa nd dolIots n the public money in the American
Trust and Banking Company Of this city, 10 enable that
Institution The drss OF other banks for specie.
~ Y. Rsformer.
We understand, that orders have been given 10 pre-
Fare so"p Of war and q schooner with sR possible
DESPATCH for cruising the Coast of Africa, in
ton of The laws of the u S against the disgraceful
traffic in slaves, and for The protection Of lawful
commerce in that quarter Globe
Costly SicOrdS = ~ p. Ames ~ Co of Springfield,
Mass manufacturing nine swords, each 10 cost
$780, for The State of Virginia, intended presents 10
certain officers Of The army and navy. natives of that
State who have distinguished themselves by acts Of bra
very and good conduct
Il is stated in the Illinois papers that The four million
loan negotiated for BY the Commissioners OF that State
is to be advanced in The following manner, VIZ $780,,
600 in railroad iron, BY Thompson d. Co. OF London
ESQ 600 sterling, $2500UO in cash. and The residue
from time to time, as the amounts may De required.
The negotiation made with Wright a. Co., bankers
Henrietta street, Yves, End, London. %
d. The Rev. Joseph n. ID. Tyler, of Hartford, Con.
necucu has been unanimously elected Principal OF The
Deaf and Dumb, and DR.. G. Z. NJ. Merat, of Phla
dephia, Principal of the Blind in the Institution at
Staunon, which expected 20 into operation tho
18th oil November next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-25
.y-y-The folowin. 10 The reply OF the Cashier
g the (,rs,d sara to the Circular OF messis oa'oh
= w.

Rt -
g the (,rs,d Cana to the Circular OF Hess'. oat'oh
and E.ocks Nv,
fhilst.phia Oct IA, 1889
~ Ncsxfs George W Barton, and 4. Wallace Broohe'
D.pu,rs It he Arrrurv General:
Gt,IL.M,s Your cu.i'n.nrca Ion OF i'i's morning /,
in reference '',ha issuing paying or ,,,,
hank notes nf j. hiss d, n"ntnau"n man h'e r,
came duly 10 hand and eqnenre 'nf'is' -,
immediate ,nsrcti.as I" the TeHsrs OF '''ss ,
M paymen.s Of c,n;ms ur0n ns shouid os MAJ -
d,-ad bv Them in uuy paper medium "ha'ffe' -" o.
The aboye denomination. Those ihsUucoon' "''' :
faithfully executed ,h ,o,r;s,ons of
In Welding his ready obedience 10 me Ieqn'sornS "
,he Directors Of The GIard Bank d" hn' perform
49, d,,v ~ good citizens, feeling Tint nsihr. "e ~
,,c,, NJ m, institution, The CONVENIENCE Of ' pr"
he could form any ins'ab'e prs,ex Tor c"hen'n"s ''
moment, either The law or its ministers
Uniting mos, cordially with them IN 'hese stn'"e'''
| remain, very respectfully. you. oerc'enl ssira
WIN u. LEWIS, Cashicr.
CoNNrRc1AL BANK OF PESS a
Philadelphia, October Is, ie39
Gentlemen: am in receipt of yours OF me ION
Lave 10 inform you tina, this Bank has paid no no'es
IS las Communication than So. (Which notes We have
continued TO pay coin since the issuing OF 'ne 20
v.rno,s roc if done before must nave
been 10 a very limited extent.
Very respectfully, your obi servt.
BENZ. P SMITH, Cashier.
G ". Barton, c. Wasce Brooke, Esqrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-25
.4nsucrS of The PhIQdeIphid Banks.


The Letter OF Messrs Barton and Brooke, the Depu
lies of the Attorney General 10 the Banks Of PhIla-
del phia, warning them against fraudulent issue Of
small notes, has received due notice from those In
stitutions Replies have been published from The Gu
shers OF The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, HE West
ern Bank OF Philadelphia, the Bank Of Penn Tow nshp,
the Schuykill Bank, Bank of NORTH America, Moya.
mcnsng Bank, Southwark Bank, Mechanics Bank,
Bank of The Northern liberties the Girard, the Com.
mercal, and Southwark Banks the Bank Of Pennsyl.
vana, and the President of the United States Bank :
Some OF them say al that they have not issued any
under So and all of them pledge themselves
observe the Jaw and 10 make such issues hereafter
The following is the reply from the Mammoth Bank
which exceeds in lis length any Of The Others:
"1HE U. S BANK, Oct. 9h, 1889.
''To George " Barton and G. allace Brooke Esqs
acting for The Attorney General.
"GeneGen-l have had the honor to receive and
submit 10 the Board of Directors OF this Bank, your
official communication behalf the Attorney General
OF the Commonwealth. In reply you will permit me TO
state that The information therein stated 10 have been
received by you, that since The present suspension OF
specie payments this Bank has issued paid out,
ierred notes Of less denomination than FIVE dollars is
Inaccurate. In no instance since the suspension has
note OF less denomina than FIVE dollars been paid
here and probitory provisions of The law in that res
pect have been and will be complied with So long as
II was supposed useful or practicable, sums under FIVE
dollars were paid in coin, but The convenience OF the
community not promoted thereby, car il be,
whilst such coin is made article of me chandise and
sold 10 be shipped elsewhere Great incon genicnce if
not suffering, must ensue amongst people for the
want Of small amounts-but the requirements of the
lay mus, be observed by this nstiiu,Ion heretofore
ITO the Government Of The COMMON weallh must il
be submitted 10 provide remedy substitute, is
perfectly certain, under The existing circumstances, with
every desire The part Of The Banks 10 lend their aid
that The issue by them Of coin would only tend 10 pro
mote its instant sale and expectation
am gentlemen,
Very respectfully, your obi.
Il DUNLAP, Presidtnt."
The Bank of Pennsylvania conesses that il has paid
out such small notes hitherto. in the belief that the
public convenience thereby promoted, ans! that The
law violated received and paid Of less de-
nomination Than FIVE dollars but (adds) that in
quence Of The communication received from you, the
proper officers of the Institution have been instructed
not 10 circulate OF issue any such paper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-25
6 s'g. % $4,000

Thus the Bank OF France have Fifty Millions Of Dol.
lars on hand with only Forty Eight Millions of obga
tons The Bank OF England have short Of Thirteen
Millions OF Dollars on hand while they have Eighty
Millions Of Dollars in circulation say nothing Of the
denostes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-25
The following copies Of letters received at the
Navy Department from The Commander oil the United
States squadron in The Mederranesn

Navy Department from The Commander oil the United
States squadron in the Mediterranean:
UNITED STATES SUR Quo,
AT anchor off Athens Aug 3. 1880.
Sir: have the honor 10 report 10 The Navy Depart
mant, that in the execution Of It's order OF the
Sd Of pril, 1880 in relation TO The Greek Archipelago
No of piracy is known 10 have occurred in This
neghborhocd for some lime past, and there now, |
understand FIVE culprs awaiting the sentence of The
law, 10 be executed at Athens on The 9th instant.
From this The Ohin will proceed TO Smyrna; the Cyane
will cruise for time in the Gulf of Salonca and Join
this ship at Smyrna,
With great respect have The honor 10 be. sir, your
obedIenl servant, ISAAC HULL,
Comnander-in Chief of the u S. Naval Force in the
Mediterranean.
Hon. JAS PAULDING,
Secretary Of The Navy, Washington, ID. Z.
u STATES SuIr ONO.
Vourla, near Smyrna, Aug 49, 1880 (
Sir: have the honor 10 report TO the Navy Depart.
menl the arrival Of this ship Fouru, where the waller
Of The ship will be filled up, and in few days she will
proceed 10 in further prosecution Of your order Of
the Sd April, 1889.
have mol heard Of any piratical acts yet and our
commerce appears TO be undslurbed.
The officers and crew Of this ship are generally in
good health.
With very great respect,
have The honor 10 be, Sir
Your obedient servant
ISAAC HULL,
Comma ndsr in Chief Of the u. S. Naval Force in the
Mediterranean
Hon. JAMES X. PArLpIsG,
Secretary Of the Navy, Washington D G..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

lOtIuh GLOVER 10 consulted con6jentisly ususl a.
- ms ehee ne continues TO devote his special attention
70 me esnen and cure o. those obstinate diseases which
ma" named the t q the inexperienced For the ls.t ten
Ne hs eoohnee his practice 10 select branch OF
ess'on ~ o'ees structures Gonorrhes and the different
frms ~ Veneres die srauce are appr.ed that he Ia,
rvc,,t6a regular professional edaon and has no oounec
tiop w1h the advertising quaeks ~ the dav
o. Ofhce No Ann street near Broadway adioni,g m,
EWsesso. SLIM
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DRosFECTUs of.he r ARTS MEDICAL GAZETTE.
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Paris and comprehends all late discovees Anatomy Paho
logy Therapeutics Chemistry Pharmacy &c. in short treats
Of every branch immediately remotely conneced with the
Science OF Medicine proposed to pub hsh accurate
English Translation Of this work. in weekly numbers to be
costnuea du the coming year. il sufficient encouragement
given TO the rtakng Through the medium
Of this periodical the .7erican Practitioner will obtain direct
information Of the exg Of the profession practsed
BY the most eminent men IN Europe.
The Medical Gar tie will afford at the termination Of the
year. ample and auaale volumes Of reference, and
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ered subscribers for the Of 81 annually be paid
the reception first numbers this being SO
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The Medical gentlemen who corauet the work vii lmake
ecur9the Paris numbers possible after
their publication and pledge themselves to issue
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York
The Medical Gazette" will appear the FIR tweek ia.
merry s40 will be printed upon fine paper and each number
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81 c. DAR SrrEET, NEAR BROADWAY
N-C. c. MARSH Accountant. inform. the public that his
Rooms continue v for the purpose
giving instruction in the Theory Practice n Boohhe
ing The averages 2aessons ich may be taken
evenings or NJ The convenience the pupil the
Instruction u ind,viiu, and not ~ ,lss.ea
insrscos % ALEC given during the day from 10 a. and
toe
Pro.r.svse With terms snd fall account of N. re,ho,
may be had 81 The rooms. s75 fmeo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28
CURE FOR TnE mupUmAT..,,

1sANr Hhssma'ie rus are ansaectua remedy FOR hs
~ Rhcuati m all similar dssse such a. Con cra,,,
SPANS, Numbsss &c. They have been esusiv.I, n..d n
The United States for The st heen years y.y bc
po'on, snd mv"ass h1,s oeen reNe',d by them from
afflicted With Rheumat az 10 twcnt, ,,ar o.
che have been wholly uuhea nr business Tor two yea In.
either. md arshe wah wibo-t aid have ny using the H.
80 fuiy restored. For sale bv Maynard Moves. Bo.oo
ssf ny the Druggists IN this city. al 2idSwsm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

ISxTRAORD MARY COMBiNATlON.--Th. BanAau,
t. Oriental Tablet will speedily render the kin smooth
clear and removing rourhness tan. freck sunbuns
and every mIcrecton rom it, surface the
a. Cue aud white II will quickly counterfeit
effects Il, alkaline soaps pains bathing &C and give The
shin that transparent hrisnry ssily admired Price Al
cenis-sod only Al GUioNs, $50 Broadway, opposite John
street ala
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28
LBANY LOCK HOSPITAL. Eu,

A LBANY LOCK HOSPITAL. Established 1890
"A IA word 10 the Wissn-Professor Cooke. NJ. ID,
D. D. L. L. D. Chancellor of the University and President o.
the Medical Department Of the College Of Rey Fellow
the Royal COLLEGE o, Surgeons and Physicians. Core.
pond,ng vsccinator Of the National Vaccine Establishment
LONDON General Consulting physician Surgeon Accou
heur may always be condeniiay consulted by unortu
GATE personally Wy letter each department or physic
Surgery his oce, No Norton his residence No %
Green street Albsny. ~ " Confidential consultations daily
q In the 'norrn~ until w tho ssestpp yoA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28
III II M A N III A / r .

VXTHERE the hair is observed to growing thin netting
w can be preposterous than the Of oils
any fatty matter Their application only be recon-
neaded through the ignorance thew hasten the fall
OF the hair BY increas,sg the rearauon ithe When
a harsh drv contracted skin, and where the small
blood vessels which carry he bulb obsne
alone, they are Of no avail fhers must os stimuli,
Hood The TRIO PHERoUs. Or INDICATED COM
POUND only do It's virtues are we'll known and
testified by thousands Of the first families IN every part OF the
country who use " daily
Extract from Chrehugn Treatise on the hsw
prevent the hslr In every from filling on aud
restore that with has fallen become thin the
hair at all from turning grey all scrr and dan
drum from 'c heao scep the the most healthy soft
glossy state free from Ill greasy oily
induce the hair TO beautiful natural curl.
sold BY the proprietor, CLtREHUGH Hair Cutter. west
Of Fulton and broadway And Of his agenJ Dodd
Druggist Of Beecksr Broadway; VIM. hinor,
Druggist, Of Dey and Franklin House Mrs
King. Bookseller. Fulton street. slim
ID UsHTON AsPINwALLs COMPOUND TONIC
~ MIXTURE, speedy and 'rtsin for the Fever and
Ague Remeut and Intermittent Fevers prepared ffs the
original recipe Used with eminent universal since
1884, by persons ef the highest ~ this city
ted theasncxed certificates This medicine hg "
ended and hiss been EXTENSIVELY used the above with
invhed success that the proprietor ef the recipe
has been Induced TO offer u 10 the public it, present FORM in
the hope thai he the Of relieving Of those
who suffering under IN seouree Of country II i
medicine possessing great virtue and when used according to
the directions has failed Of efecng in the
most obstinate stage OF the disorder at all dsareea.
BILE persons Of the weakest children may
with impuny u strengthens the digestive organs, creates
appetite, and seldom requires III in obstinate
cases. bottles, 10 effect There neither mercury
arsenic in the madeleine any thing rios TO the hu
tuition. The proprcors well convinced oft.
efficacy they refund the price &C every bottle
which been skes In sccordance with the directions aud
has not effected perfect 81 the Fever and Asus
The Compound Tonic Mixture Is prepared only b, RUSH
ToNS AsPINwALI, No sewliiam.stree,. ITO Broadway,
and 10 Asor House. New York aud for sale by all the prine
~ Toprev.pt fraud, the cork Of each bottle will be cover
ed by the signature &c No Proprieiors 'l2im'