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Effects Of undue Ercttcment.-Dr. Peck, of Wash
inglon, (ky.) who had $1,000 BET upon the recent
contest in speed over the oakland course, between
Wagner and Grey Eagle, died in fit during the
race produced by mental excitement
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Tobacco is an Indian weed.
II was the Devil sowed the seed
!, drains our pockets scents our clothes,
And makes chimney Of our nose

A youth on embarking al Bordeaux for the New
orleans expedition went about the town for two or
three days. trying to buy United States Die
lionary." 49,
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from designs by Harvey.
Ritters History Of Ancient Philosophy, translated iT''
the German, by Morrison VI Trinity College, CanAH'2''
vols
Temp'otou's Engineers Common Place Book oi if"'
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Adcock's rules and data for Railways, the steam r."
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fessor Nchol of Glasgow University, vol -
The Pictorial edition Of The Book OF common ray ~
containing many hundred beautiful illustrations ~,
Rhind dn the Age o. the Earth, considered geoo6'"'
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Saicide.-Vaerius mentions an odd instance Of
fsLo de Sc. On one occasion, when travelling into
Asia with Sexlus Pompeius passing city of Julis
he was urged by pressing message 10 be present
the death OF lady of ninety who although she had
lived happily all her lie, and in aluence, she de-
termined 10 take poison, lest fortune in the end
might trown upon her. The Roman assented to her
request, with a view to dissuade her from her pur
pose but in vain She had invited him, not to de-
feat her purpose, but TO honor the ceremony. I"
have hitherto" said she, Experienced only the
smiles OF fortune; and that by All ill-grounded fond
ness Tor life, | may not run the hazard Of seeing
that goddess change her countenance towards me,
voluntarily gut the light, while yet take pleasure
in beholding il, leaving behind me two daughters
and seven grand-sons to respect my memory
Then exhorting her family TO live in peace and
unity, and commencing them TO the gods, with a
steady hand she took the glass and swallowed The
poison. She then addressed prayer To mercury
spoke cheerin'y OF The effects OF the poison, death
was creeping upon her-requesed her daughter to
close her eyes, and died Valerus confesses that he
wept at the spectacle.
In Marseilles, it seems, there was once singular
custom for those who desired leave the light OF the
sun behind them. The magistrates kept constantly on
hand and IN their charge, Cffcacious poison for
the Of those who wished take their own lives =
Such persons Obliged petition the Senate which
consisted OF SIX hundred members, and set forth their
grievances The Senate then investigated the ills their
hesh was heir to, and there satisfactory
TOT quitting me- they uccrced PERMISSION, and gave out
the necessary poison. No one had right to take his
or her own life, without this permission What was
the penalty for breaking the law, not told.
Formerly, life seems scarcely to have been in the
same request that it now is. The people Of Cea Zone
Of the C,clades) had law that compelled those who
survived tho age Of threescoro take poison by drink
ing the juice Of the hemlock In China, they ordered
matters differently grey headed sages permitting
Infantlcide by way Of guarding against excess OF
population.
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A Real Blessing 10 Mythcrs.

DR.. W. EVANS CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP,
CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR
This inallible remedy has preserved hundreds OF
children when thought past recovery from commissions
AS the Syrup is rubbed the gums, The child
will recover This preparation is innocent, efiica
cous, and pleasant thar child will refuse TO let its
gums be rubbed with II. When infants at the age Of
four months though there is appearance OF teeth
bottle OF the Syrup should be used the gums, to open
the pores. Parents should be without the Syrup
in the nursery where there young children for il
child wakes in the night with pain the gums, the Syrup
immediately gives ease by opening the pores and healing
the gums thereby pre- venting conyuisons ieyers, &C.
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AGENTS.

LEWIS JOHNSTON, Washington.
&. CRUIk SHANK, Georgetown.
BELL 81 ENTUSILE, Ale xandria.
EDWARD Mcdowell. Fredericksburg
MORTIMER d MOWBRAY Baltimore.
G. HALL, Nosfolk.
A DITNAII, Richmond
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Public observation-disclosures was a very large
Wing meeting at Poughkcepsie, on "Wednesday
1000 were present The Hon. N p Tallmadge ad-
dressed the multitude for about an hour and hall,
al the conclusion Of which Mr.. Peabody, respect
able mechanic OF Poughkeep<ie, rose and publicly
renounced his connection with the oco-foco party,
Observing that he believed to be the moral duty Of
every man. when he was convinced of error, TO re.
nounce il as publicly as he had advocated il; that
he had always acted with the Democratic party, but
that he had become satisfied that the doctrines Of the
present administration we're wrong, and If carried
out would ruin the county, and he therefore public
y renounced his allegiance to Mr.. Van Buren, and
his party.-Coipnbid Republican.
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The Sub Treasury" Nearly every thing is
now left 10 the discretion of the Secretary oil the
Treasury. The power of the purse and the srord
is, in effect, placed in the hands OF the President"
This unqualified assertion is from the Albany Ar
gus The fact has been so often denied by the adj
minstration presses that the confession Of the Ar
gus is the more valuable 1t Is true TO the letter,
but truth from an unexpected source. II is an
alarming fact that "the POWER Of the purse and the
sUord is in effect, placed in The hands of the Pres.
dent" The Argus has told its readers, time and
again, that the Sub Treasury scheme, without the
specie clause, was in full operation And the result
is "every thing is lett the discretion Of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury Ncrnrk Ado. ".
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23
REMEDY Toss pgar,s,

hR. w. W. MARSuALL'S lnf4ll,ble remedy
- for the above disease, bl II. LATHAM.
n. B.-NumeronS references can be 4iven. We
submit the ceTllcales ufthe Rev William A. Smith
and Thomas Hunt. IA specimens OF many more that
might be offered. Others will be published from time
10 time, as we may find room.
This is TO certify that have had fair opportunity
10 know both the nature and efe OF Dr. Marshai',
remedy for the BLIND PlLEs, aud nix it a duty
owe to those who suffer with this distressing disease
10 say that IT may be confidently felie on as a safe
agreeable and cclea remedy for the form of disease
for which the proprietor recommends IT, 1t hls
been extensively used ia the circle OF my arouain-
lance, and OF failure has not come TO my
knowlege. WlLLiAM \. SMITH
3D. of'aie ia. AZ l. Con JouraaL
Richmond, ia. october q, 1887.
hereby certify mat was afflicted for number of
years wnh the Piles. which produced great weak
ness and general arrangement ofthe system Alter
several and repeated prescriptions Gom Physicians
(which proved ot no avalD fortunately Tor me / saw
account of DIR. w. W. MarshaIl's remedy in
newspaper | procured II, and in a sho,t lime IL
made perfect cure, and in the course OF two
months | regalGsd my usual health. can witb
confidence recommend ii as an efficient -en,ea,
THOMAS HURT
IFhnc ChimneyS, ia. Oct. "a, 1887
Oct IL.
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MARRIAGE OF THE QUEEN,

Ii IS now definitely understood that Qpen Vic,o-
ria has plighed her rolh Prince Albeit Of SAKE
Coburg. and that the marriage IS 10 take place IN \
prI or Nay next. Toe Prince, with las lalher and
brother, had just gone home, alier some weeks sn-
Journ al Windsor Castle, where he received marked
recognition as the iayoured youih-always At her
MsJ.stay's elbow when walking gu the terrace -,
Or SAID amen IN The chape--uhen size ruJr ~,
horseback, or in the pouey phmion--w hen she ined
aud "hen she danced. Albert is three t,.ntb.
younger Than the royal spinster. and they say he IS
very decent looking lad.
1t appears that young Abcrf's mo her died WHEN
when he was twelve years old aud his father lie
duke, beng acquainted with the DuIches, OF KEN
placed the young pnnee under her charge res
idenoe oil three years al kensup ton pal,r as nly
mate and ow-student oil Miss Victoria. even l.,
the matter of music lessons under the same leach
IL no more aud il ''ihls same" as pat SAYS
which induced refusal Of The Prince OF Or.uee.
Uunior,) and him OF Cambridge THIS chimes Too
with policy OF declining alliance with u greater
pow,r, which might entsngle England in its quar-.
rels. and as for Catholics Of any power. they have
no chance 10 the game. IL IT'S Il iove-maich then
aud the husband worth the haying. long life TO them
aud awouhy line OF kings
According TO one Of the calchpenny "Memoirs'
Of Prince Aibeu, he fnsLed his education AZ the u
tlseniis oil Bonn. where he was under the tutorslip
u Srtlegel. the celebrated Shakespeare critic. The
ssPe bieb authority states that on returning from
IsuI lasf autumn. afej the coronation al London.
nc IvuPo u his ehamber beautiful pa,irai OF VIC
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

"A linls house well filed,
A little wife well ~ilicd
A little land well tlrA."
Our ancestors wcrs fed On bread aud broth,
AM, wood iile,r hcslt Ssr, in lomcspun cloth,
Our inoilier-, uurured al the nodding reel,
Gaze all their daughters lessons on The wheel.
raengh spinning dijn't much reduce the wnst.
II made he food much swoetcr to the tnsic,
They piled with honest zeal the mop aud broom,
And drove tic shuttle through the NOISY loom,
They never once complained we do now,
1--WE have no aid 10 cook and milk the COW"
Each mother taught herred check son and daughter,
To bake, to bree. aud draw apail Of Uatsr;
No datnsel shunn'd The rssli.tub, br.on or pail,
To keep un-oil'd lons grow finger nail,
They sought no CANDY dress. no wasp Ike FUN.
Bstste TO live. and Nofs . Ia keep them wnnn.
NJ die youth no iglt laced. n'turing iair
Became lhid CORPSE, fof ashut fair--
No ddSeis, sinfinss, e.. al itightnl l1nos
Ne painful corn. i,om wearing Chinese shoes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

Duerdcqfd ST. Louis Pennaut of Tho 2slh
ut, says -" After the disastrous occurrence. Inch
took place On account oil the blowing up at the
steamer Wilmington, DUNG her passage up the
r"ei-and while the unhappy sufferers by the acel
dent were lying on deck. "fithing u1der agony al
most lnsnppousbe, utieing crifs which would II I'VE
moved the most relentless beings ,Ide of yaea.
bonds attacked these poor helpless sicum.. whom.
while snlerinlng from unspeahable tormrni- they
stripped oil their clothing, and at the same lnne dc
huded OF Their skin. Oae of the sufferers under
vent treatment from these devils which aggrav ed
his injuries to alarming exfrnt Fortunately, how
ever. two thousand dollars which lie had ia secret
pocket, was overlooked hy the villains.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23
sEsE.Ess Es0ss.

7Sdae 1cnoeea ne Usttea .Siates and Germany
The New lo'k Post Of Fhutshas SAYS
We have lately convefsed WITH Joshua Dodge
~h6, for The last fen years and hall has been
rn,sd by gofeiurlrnt as yts diplomatic agent IN
German. auJ Who tsturnej the other DAY the
Blush Queen. Mf. Dodge Vsiied all coriutIes Ia
euded m The German Commercial CONFEDERATION.
made himself acquainted with tlfe extent OF then
commerce. dueel anil indirect. with the United
States. entered mo communication With iett srve-
raj governments aud with the assembly Il depuiirs
OF the confederation and eudeavofed impress them
~nh the neorsHy 81 placing tlts commerce upuu
focling of tic ilresf RECIPROCITY, IN order retain
ard impr II. HIS abufs have not bern wth.
success
The governments Of the CONFEDERATION have bcen
brought 10 iaok upon the made "nh America, ~
mole Important than they had hitherto considered
~, both Ia theu agriculture aud 10 their grow ine
manufactures and as likely within lev years. II
property CHERISHED, To grow INTO FAR greater lmpor-
tsnce. Ia consequence OF this. important re
duouon has been made n the duties on rice, Which
have recently been diminished one third nanrl,
fran three Prusiau ihacfs pei ceutncr OF 100 Ger
man pounds. 80 two Prussisu thaiets per cenlurf
The duiy on tobacco. OF our most important
staples. remains. however at the enormous rate oi
b thslers per eentuer. notwithstanding this com.
modify Il 80 lnn, IA Consumed by the Germans who
are sl"a,ssnskin1. The reptest nt,ions made by
Mr. Dodge, however, who Ia. spared no industry
10 collect aud digest uiofmaf on this subject aud
lev 1t brlore the German Governments. Wilt Is
sApseted, procure reduction Of this duty also.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23
Dec

iRGlNiA, To WIT AT rules holden in the 0T rt,r.
Y flee OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law aud . "lgs
ry for the county of Haux in the month of OciIm,t
James A. Waller Pl''H'D'
against c,rnta
Elizabeth 0Mohundro Robert Morton, Adam len n
Sherii OF Campbell and Administrator de bonn I,p
Richard Ohlohundro, decd, William a. Lilly ana n
A. Anthony, Dceoo"'
- IN CHANCERY. enttHi
Inc defendant Elizabeth OaMohuudro not haV'"s A.
her appearance and given security according 10 n b. %
senibN ana the rules of this Count, aud il appearnH
factory evidence that she is not inhabiant OF tins & III
mohon OF the plaintiff by copnse il is ordertu barf .
the first day April term next and answer the anenof
OF the plaintiff ami hat copy OF this order be s.
serted IN the vnchburg Nire imam for months sue Of b.
ly and posted AT the front door OF the Courthouse
County. A Copp--Toste, , = clers
November I5
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EsEAETEEgs, GsnEes.

SPLENDiD Paris Mole Skin and Embroidered
~ MeriHo Maniias,
Black, blue black and other colors Irish Tabine,t
rare cheap and nIost beautiful article,
Black blue black and other cofors PLAN and richly
>, inquired Stlk, some very exquisite styles
oneohm"niy neh and beautiful Paris Nous de
LANES.
Black and blue-back Chally dc LANES.
Io@ethef "hh eteat many other articles cnm-
prisins large, cheap and beautiful assortment OF
GooGs Tor the Ladies. WIN. NJ. DAVIS & Co.
Nor. le =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

POLITICAL.
FoR THk sIRatNtls
4 NE SEA.


love 10 ~ ul'un the ,sde-woru sboFe,
Aad 1stes TO Thy surge, break aud roar;
To watch re SEA buds eilcling shile atouud
Ia any 4 .hi DER their uh,ss profound,
Or with antiriag pnlons light ans ssroug
Ger the carl-vrrsied sases sJsess .~h along
Swimming tie ,sl'inf deep e. 'reftise ries.
Their plrnisse sii.teii.s snSle sali SEQ sliras.
gusisisr znciody lis sweets issr,
Nbea s ~ Fias lo<etn sweep the Mid winds free,
Their ~ssiur -usad. whispering TO me
From <ls lar depths Of the uniaihun'd hrim.
Where oo.utless pearls and jewels Rlear.hz shine.
Csiirs my III iHsbis from earthly things
To soar above the carcs Of human clay.
Eternal sea,-lfsw awful aud sublime
Ths putsss depths the changing hand Of limo
Sweeps o'etshy miehiy form AMI lssEes no race
0f.sases eeiHnal-ihs Wild waves chase
f,is.ing aud sparkling nepih the .anay sky,
Or motionsss in rcpess ihcr 're,
Az whrn Jha arm Of the Ahnieht, sprrsd
Thy hesring nalers Va their 'ievless bed.
LANGARTHA.
ssHsunu, Dec. 90. 1879.
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Rock store and Boo. s.;n,,prv.

nANING made ananprmenrs with VIM.
q II Talbot, The subscriber has connected with b..
Book Store IN tins i'a,e, Boob Biudefy, andr al,
respectfully niSrm his friends aud The publ 80.
ally thai he is prepared 10 have exccrf.j - ,io
most hahdsome and substantial ma ..er. Book bind.
me 81 al al descriptions Merch'a,s Clerk, Of Conr..
upon short notice, wnb Day Books. Jonrnals ana
Ledgefs' Record, peed and Bill Books, Invoice,
Nheris ana kerspt Books, made oithe hes, mate
hals and ~ thf .nost substantial manner He e,t-
'e's hihs'' chat AL persons who will l,cr him with
'"eh g Stom shabe perfectly satisfied. lie would also
say na, beng anxious 10 reduce his stock of ,oks
NJ Is disposed 10 sell at prices more moderate than
ever. +. ECliOLS
Anr. 10 =,
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iorIs. painted by Chaloo. and forwarded TO him b,
the lady herself Happy pair
Some OF the class OF people not very spstinz
at their hints about "more Gernan beEgat.-
? -ei00.00 pr annum Il Juha b ulI. money sqnsn
defeJ on GsImap uumsn Queen Adelaide whose
sllns auce at home wuuld have been GOO. aud no~
loo. 600 more 10 u boorsh German. sehoolhoy-
high compliment TO Young noblemrn OF England
DC. &c. Iioseser mosi young ladies prefer bas.
tng tie own say ~ such nialtefs, and It seems
probable thai even The Queen has hers.
y Y Com
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

Distressing Occurrenct.-Wc learn thar Id y.
bout 10 years OF age WHO MAS engaged Ia driving
tho horses attached 10 thrdshlng maehine Cor
farmer III the town OF Fishkili, about three weeks
since. fell from hIs place and was caught in the
wheel when one ot his legs was broken, and his
whole person dreadlulIy crushed. Yet he lived two
weeks retaining his senses To the last. His name
was Gsorge Give; About two years ago hi. Il, her
was also accidentally killed. tPoas 4keepsic Ict
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Esa.sE & MARTIN.
epposi1c the Post Gss;cc.

RElNG determined TO sell al very reduced prices
bp all Goods exclusively adapted To the winter
't"de'tespecilnlly invite the attention ofthe public to
Their stock OF heavy Waollens and Linseys for Ne.
groes, Point. Dulei Rose and Whitney Blankets
Kentucky Jeans, Stuneus, French and English
Merlnos, Shlrls, Carpelinc, Health Rugs, Fur
AMI Seal Cap, &c &c. All OF whichwill be OFF,
ed al amere Commission 10 close The stock by spng.
Dee. .
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EeolsAN POTATOES.

/ HAVE Tors ale small lot Of ~ q ~ II D.
n % z I'll r. - r. 8. warranted renu.
ne. 1t viii be seenby reference to the Nov No. or
The Calvalot. that Que hushel was raised from onc
P"'aioe' aud that from one bushel seed
bushels were gathered. Persons wishing To ob,ain
some Of ihese valuable Potatoes can be supplied bv
early application to CHARLES PHELPS
Dec 10 .
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NOTICE.

'l'tiE undersigned Is now ready to receive wheat
during the season Tor winch he will pay The
highest cash price, 10 prevent misunderstanding
he now informs his friends and the public generally
that in every case here waell issent TO the MILL
aud no price agreed upon, II is stored in the Mil
stthc risk Of the planter so hong as the price remains
unsettled, rs he SONY MILLER. and moi an insu-
rer against me- water, &c. ALEX. MUNDY.
Aug Is
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VALUABLE REAEEsTATE for SALE.

WILL SELL one inoiety flhe Oher MINIS, or
rondii4onaIl, The whole. They embrace both
+. Gtist and Saw Mill erected wihn~the last or
yelts are 90 a Large Creek. which in ordinary Yeas
afford an abuHda4t supply of Water. and are wiihh
mile oil tire Pnes Slaad landing, on James t.se,'
and immediately opposite the lowerend oil lie lanai
of the Blue Ridge. The neighborhood aoopnus IN
fine PIne, Oak. aud Poplar lnibefs, aud The hoaos
are good The line ofthe Canal being lei on con
tract from LynchbuIg The lead ofthe present work.
At the Blue dge would afford fine field for proht-
able epeiptize 10 an active man who had leisure 10
attend IN the business
WILL ALSO SELL GLOVER HILL, ~
ing within a mile aud a half OF the Canal. IL con
iins 2G0 or $50 acres rich land, good proportion
of which Is Tobacco Land; and has on II fine col
lection Of Vines and choice Fruit Trees oil almost
every variety grown IN this climate.
viii also dispose Of the Rocky Row tract. con-
i,ining by late survey 5l3 acres llule over 100
Of W ch are cleared aud IN cultivation and nearly
al oil il fresh. aud Wing well FOR Land situated "a
mon the Mountains. consider il the richest Land
have ever seen.and II produces Tobacco Com. &c.
remarkably we'll. There Is Vet bet fnurand five
hundred acres ii fine obacco Land to Clear mosl
OF Which Is capable Of produ cog STA crops
OF Tobacco III succession, without dlmnnon OF
the quantity, or quality Of The crop. II is heavily
numbered with Oak. Pine, Poplar, Chestnut, Hickory
&c, and tie range for Cattle and Hogs. not inferior
10 any in The county; the most being adequate to
raising and faltenme the latter; and Ilere is fine
Young Orchard Of choice Apples, Pears, Pums &c.
aud several thousand Peach Trees are planted out
and many of lhem are bearing. will sell any
of The above property accommodating Terms rs 10
price and time and will show IL Ia any one dis
posed to purchase. WIN. ARMlSTEAD.
Rocky Row, Amhers', Dec. l6 WOW
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Comm issionel's sale Of LAM
ford County =" h I

p virtue of the provisions of n IL
oSu",s Go1s RI, ol Bedford, pronoane,J Of n.
III &c. the undersigned. commissions, VS. iss.
for the purpose, will proceed 10 sell. on APPOINTED
to the highest bidder. public anc,,a Premise,
30l dsy Of December 1899. that yaoaLI. ,r On tie
OF LAND, living in Bedlud comfy. on ikACr
said Warner Hewitt resided in his l,fr,,an'eh III.
tanning about 40 acres. more or less. COZ.
Persons desirous 10 the Lands AZ,
call on me, Abner Hewitt, who lives on III. "'"sd IL
Terms-one, Two and three years c,ed,, "emse,
purchase money,,he purchasers giving bonL 'of thu
proved personal security, aud the tifle ~ WIN ap.
additional security. The Tile is believed ma a,
uonab'e but the undersigned will Convey hqas'.
IS vested in him by the decree aforesaid '"eh only
HENRY IL. HEWITT
N. i. VIII be sold, also, on The same Que
the said plantations. Negro WOMAN way ca
EIvy. and Jwo children. Terns-lo nanm named
dit. Bond and security will be required, ''' e'.
ii. IL. HEWITT E.ot
Dec warner Hewitt, deed