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GUIDE 70 PASSENGERS
GeG54A
LcartIss LynchbisrS for RiChnao,,a :.
fHP Worth.

FAVE LYnchburg on Mondays. Wed,,.
IL days and Fridays, at . o'clock, A. NJ. arri,ss
Charlotiesyllles same evening. AT 7 L. NJ. L.
Charlottesville next day by 5 A. NJ, reach the p,
Road. a distance ofoniy o5 miles from Cha, Io,,s a'
vile after the lst of July, by 10 O'Clock. and ann.
in Richmond same evenings, by 5 p. NJ. This NV. I've
be found by far the most comfortable route ,s -"
as the most expeditlous to Richmond or p.,na
North, by way of Washington City, having no Tnielss
travelling afIei leaving Lynchburg. The team.
and coaches on this line are first rate, and ,bs
drivers shiliul, careful and accommodating. NJ
pains will be spared to render the trip safe and nl.,
sant TO the passengers. -
Fare though To Richmond, 50 SOTO Fr.s.
~ricksburg Sl2. S. b., CLOVES, Agen,
June II. ia
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~ * FOUNDRY.

TuE SUBSCRIBERS would most respectfully
L call the attention of the public, to then new es-
Enlistment, (the Lynchburg Foundry situated
Immediately on the canal. a few steps below the
Horse Ford, where we aie prepared to do any hind
Of Casting. Mil iron Machinery fany description
With neH;nGsss and despatch. We hope by strict at
teatiun to business, to merit a portion Of public pa
tronagc. Any orders from the country will meet
with prompt attention. 1T. DlUGUlD Co.
Nav Oh w6m
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To Rebecca Howell, Sarah ArtliHr, Adam Newlnln
and Polly his wife, James Norton and Nancy his
wife, Thomas Dixpn, Polly Newman, William Il,
Harrison and lacy his wife, Henry Arthur and
Sarah his we, CLARK Newman, Bailey Newman,
William Meade and Elizabeth ms wife, ElJah
fowler, James fowler, Absalom TCwlcf, Kich-
ard Goai aud Maze, MS wife, Thomas Thompson
and Jane his wife, Lewis Bennett and Polly his
wife. Moaning Robertson, Thomls 9oad ana
Sally his wife, Abcdnego Bays aud frances his
wife, Shadraek S~hoeklry. Polly Shock'ey ana Alb
SALON. ShoCkley
H,AKE NOTICE, nat We will on the 23a day of
October next. Between the rising and setting
of The sun. ot TIC courthouse of Wayne county,
State of Kcntufky, take the depositlons of John \.
Dixon and Pqiy Dixon, and II not taken on that day,
will be tall IN on the tliitieth ol the same month, Al
The san,o place aud If not taken on that day, will be
taken on the Pad day OF November next, at the same
mace, ard continue from day 10 day until completed;
aud on the 18th day of November next, at the dwell
ling house of Meredith Dixon, IN the county OF
Greenup, State OF kentucky, take The deposition
of William Dixon and If not taken on that day, wlll
be taken on the 2eih OF the same month, AT the same
place, and continue from day TO day until compile
ted which dispositions, when taken, will be read as
evidence in a suit in Chancery, now depending and
undetermined in the Circuit Superior Cour of Law
and Chancerv, holden for the county OF Bed
toid, wherein you are plaintiffs aud we and 9th
ets are defendants, when aud where you can attend
should you think proper.
GEORGE PARKER,
STEPHEN MARTIN,
DANIEL G.. EDWARDS,
August % WIN
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted 10 VIM. l.. Lancaster.
~ deceased. will please make payment lmmedi-
ately to Mr.. Wilson 7. Bryant, the surviving partner
of Iancaster & Bryant, WHO is hereby authorized 10
receive the same and grant receipts. Those having
Inst aud legal claims against the deccdcnt's estate,
viii make lhem known to Mr.. Bryant. aud arrange
mcnts will be made as soon rs possible, without 'nJh
~ to the estate, lof then payment.
NAT. LANCASTER,
Admir- of VIM. l.. Lancaster, deed.
G w3w
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q q q q q
RowAND's Tone MIXTURE,
TONIC MIXTURE PILLS,

NXTARRANIED n perfect and lasting cure for Ague md
w Fever, md available remedy in Jaundice, Dysentery,
Heart Burn, etc.
From Dr.. limos Il. Smith, Northern Liberties, Phlad.
Dear Sir-i congratulate you ON your good fortune in
presenting to tho use otthc victims ot Fever and Ague, such
a blessing MS your Tonic Mixture has most fully proved it
self. 1t is speedily becoming the tavorte remedy with all
who appreciate it, usefulness, and ere long, will be esteemed
and Ague has hitherto buficd the skill of the most eminent
of Practitioners, and even now they deem il presumption To
promise more than temporary aid. Your Tonic mixture, how
ever, seems to have Il new and peculiar power 10 arrest the
ny and health. hope you will persevcre to extend The in
luence ofthc medicine, aud that the public will estmateyom
AR. SMITH. NJ. D..
Ertract ora letter from DR.. !StereaS, Bucks Go. Pa.
sir,-l brought home with me during the autumn of 1891
the first quantity of you 'Nixtuc, which | heard highly ex
tollcd as u pefmono ne for Fever and Ague; a disease
which ut that period prevailed very extensively in our couK
try. Ny n%cighbors and patients had become So accustom
ed to the use of Banks and Quinine, &c. that they ceased Il
render them amy service, and they readily consented 10 make
IA trial of your medicine. believe that there is ut tins timo,
hundreds who would cordially testify to the benefits they
have received from its employment, and would gladly aid to
spread a knowledge Gifts peculiar virtues. There has been
very little ofthe Ague in the neighhorhuod since the iulrodue-
ton afthe Tonic Mixture, which is mainly attributed to the
very general use of this medicine. il STEVENS.
ALSO.
Hsovand's Eyc-Wnt for infainmations, &c ofthe Eyes.
DO. EunpnlpnbIc Dcutitricc, "a valuable arucl lie
for the Teeth and Gums.
Isowand's Ammomjmtcd Embrocntion, for Qninsv,
RhcumRtim, Spnins, sc. olhigh standing.
Rovaud'~ Alternative Extracts, for Liver diseases
Jaundice, Scurvy, Mercurni diseases, etc.
Esowand'- Aiubnstcr Pow irr, for boautfy ing and sol
tening the complexion.
Rownnd's yern"ifugc OF Worm Destroyer, a cello
brated and popular remedy.
For snle by W DAVIES, Agent.
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Encourage your own Manufacn,rc.!

EkOLLARS MAY BE SAVED AND THE
- MANUFACTURES of your town encoura-
ged, by buying your HATS, of The subscriber.
Every Hat we sell, being Manufactured by our
selves, III 'hc town of Lynchburg, shall not be inle-
nor to any and being determined TO sell low, for
cash. we hope, therefore, the advantage we offer to
our customers, Will be appreciated by The public !;
ana as there VIII be no credit In our business, good
customers will not have to pay foi bad ones. We
have Just reserved a good Stock Of
HATTERtS MATERIALS,
Wlich VIII be made up in the neatest manner, by
ntst rate wofkmen. We are also receiving a gD1d
assortment OF ladies' and gentlemen's Shoes, mems
andboy's fine Fur Cloth and Hair Seal Cans. some
ct Il snperiorquality. Al (which will he sold low
for cash only. DINKEE& RUMROUGu
me assortment oi Ladies and Geatiemen's
- "a - a. y s; also a good Assortment oil HatteIs'
mining
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April

SIRGINIA-At rulcs holden in the Clerks Office OF the Chr,
' cult superior Count of law and Chanccry, for the tows of
Lsnrhbure, on the 9TH day Of August, 1899:
Jamcs Garland, Plainilt,
AGAINST
James NJ. Brown, administrator de honis non with the will
annexed OF ia. James NJ. brown, deceased, Adam Clement,
Samuel Garland and Maurice II. Garland, Defendants.
The Defendant james NJ. brown, administrator de bonis
non with tn VII annexed Of pr. James NJ. Brown, deceased,
not Ina, ipgrutcrsd h4 appearance and given security, accor-
ding 10 the act ofassrnIly and The rules Ut tins court, and it
apptnrine by satisfactory evidence, that he is not IN inhahi-
tint OF Tins country; it Is ordered, that the said Defendant do
appear here on the first day OF tho next term and answer the
bin of the Plointitf AID hat a copy Of this order be forth
with inserted ~ some newspaper printed in the town Of
tHhchha.E, Tor two months snecessyely, and posted at the
aent door of the court house. in the said town.
\ ~Copy-Teste,
CREED I. WILLS, ID. c.
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4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, living
"a in Amherst County, on Tye River, about tine,
miles from New Glasgow, belonging to the Legatee,
of w. S. Crawford dec. is offered for sale.-A rood
portion of this Land is in woods, AID heavily timber
ed. The cleared part consists of fertile low ground,
and high Land Of good quality. The improve,
ments are not valuable. This Tract contains about
400 acres, and will be sold on very reasonable terms.
For further particulars enquire of
Z. FLETCHER.
July % Is
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POLITICAL.
CxNTESAnx OF mETuopIsM.


The 25th day oil next month viii complete one
hundred years since the foundation THE no" vide
spread and eminently respectable sect 81 Christians
deuominsted NeiiodiSfs. \ day 50 iniei esiing' n'i
only to The members of Tint numerous soeief.' nut
10 the Protestant unrld In general. "eulu NOT OF
course, be rermirelte PASS BY without due * solemn
commemorative. Accordingly. NC have petcsl'ed,
fer some time pas, that preparations are 90 loot M
The numerous churchcs ofihe society, both ~ illis
country aud in England, for a general celebration oil
The jay. The occasion has naturally given birth TO
many addresses. congiatnlatory and laudatofs, hot1
in prose and verse, in the various papers devoted 10
the particular interests oftte society, some OF them
distinguished for beauty OF thought and dietion.-
From Two Of them which have laiely mel our eyes in
the Christian ddrocatc. We eS;faet, for the %granhea-
ton Of our numerous readers in the Methodist con
nexion. a Few passages, which strike Us as appropti-
ate, and as containing a fine and just ltlbnie 10 the
pious and eminent man who founded the soeieiy.-
Both Of he Articles lom which the extracts arc
made appear under the signature u ". X. and
We presume. are from the same pen. The FIRST Is
from AN Irregular Ode for the Centenary
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ENHChUNf'g MUS.

4 tASll will be given for good clean dry Wheai,
~ or a barrel OF superfine Flour for five bushel,
and one peek Of Wheat. Ii. MlTCHAM.
Sent. q Al
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4 good Dwelling House,

and other necessary Out Houses. Sad Land ad'
joins The Lands oil John L. Gray. Samuel Williams
and others, and part Of IL is situated Immediately on
The main western tnrnpfkr, about five miles above
1 lhrrY. md containing
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sale Of ian the town Of Narys-
willie.

DuRSUANT TO a decree Of the County Court
4 of Campbell, | will sell, in the town Of Marss.
vile, on Thursday, the 26tl' Of September next, tt
AIR, If not. the next far day. at public auction, all
the Lots and Land in SAID town, belonging to the es-
tate OF DAVIS, ST., deceased, to wit:
Two improved Lots, and about rJ IA
crcs OF Land,
laid of in town Lots, which will be sold in quaint
ties 10 sult purchasers, on 1t credit Of IL months
Bonds with approved security will be required.
RlCllD. DAVIS, Gom'r.
August % "tl9S
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7'sr0 Tracts Of Land,

belonging To The estate Of w liam Tllaxtou. de-
ceased, ono tract lying on the head waters Of Volt
Cfeei, being the same tract on which William
Thaxtou. deceased. resided In his life time, upon
Winch there ia
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E,nuti Tor sale.

PURSUANT to a decree OF the worshipful coun.
~ cont Of Bedford, Pronounced At the August
term. 1889, the undersigned commissioner apppnni-
ed by the court. will proceed toseiI.t the highest bid
der. al public auction. on Saturday, the 18th day OF
= .nLnulnI- lAal
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OF the present years growth. They are from a
very unusually flourishing nursery, IN The adjoining
county ol Buckingham, and The trees are OF uocom-
monty vigorous growth, many Of them on the LIST
inst. measuring from b to A feet in height. The
cuitivalor, Rev. J, 5. Armistead, secured in the pre-
sent unpropitious season, the growth of SereatyJtre
trees for every hundred single buds planted. lie
warrants the genuinene.s Of the trees and the matuIi-
ty of all the wood which he sells. The cuttings and
roots will be ready for delivery early in November.
Application TO us, postpaid. will he promptly at
tended to. WILLIAMS u /
July 15 NiW Il Wis Of
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DIRECTORS
C,gNsg FOR U'KE.9T,.

UlIlE S~rAPIETON MlI.LS, are now pre-
pared 10 reeritc WHEAT, (or winch the I'M
designed will give the highest cash prices during the
season. DAVID STAPLES.
July Is WIS
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Erandrcth's Vegetable Universal
IL f. :.
Asthere IS only ONE principle ofLIFE.
SO there Is oniy ONE pfincinle of DISEASE,
Aud only ONE method ofCURE.
Cleanse and purify the body

~ SEs65kSC ssEsN felshfs WV pbas
ya,uE annlca,.. If IN. n,iaejple of Pu,pafon being al
lowed to bc one Of lbe' gre.irst ntjluy In tho cure aud
,sa,en,aa W l, o"oo ~ af die grss,Fst ron.e'1ence
10 asre5f.i, -, n''4iici1e il caaabln OF producing
- -, !. W '"9s 'a'o'
T. - - =. ..,,.4a1 vii, rio hind ur,iauairea
- '"a -" ~ iosst' ~ - - II, - H. - nnv
IL IN 49,. g,araH,[1 - fLe - iln5 according ia rnlc.n
aas us ~ - = ~ In - - =, IL "i',r'Ilatioa ofnem spaprrsE
1T "a H., - ,fas4sina af Ln,a tedor. which enabled
igs,ecn ,,i. "a IiIfI people, 4, rratl and 10 indse
- ,.ras.i,asZa, ~ 90 ma lancer believe in swallowing thar
Je,1iya,.,ar,I N..,rpY r,,faszfup to eure-bnt universally
l hn9,g ~. IN a ~ar.c eaniition afie1 ns nre.
II +, - ~ - ~ eg. b,,be absa,1 notion that InIlaelma-
finn a ,3, tai ran he enrcd Inv nbsraedng our life-0uR
m DO, - II h 5a,y w4Il unIcrsiood that an inflammation is
a nise ordinance Of Mature, "A s%isnalthat she requires ie as
sistanceoi pqrgadyo medicine loease her Of the HpPiess,se
.t aj9e , ,ni 4 ~ he fe93},yed. In other words, the body
ralis Tor a Vegetable cleansing.
Efrandreih'- vegetable InivoYsHi Fits require no
skii ~ hiaif hiitthis Ial9n W PIli'en 80 - IL
10 be Observed and they describe ie Just Pieloii'"h u 'e
dose, TO the magnitude OF the disease To he cured.
Lei an persona read The fdV0EiRg opinion 81 gentlemen "a0
rel kgale tie qualities Of
n H A n a. AZ n "a IA , - n IL L.
~ mexican NevapapersI
IT.. Nav yoa,t sa, says TH s PILLS have
beenusrI among mnny Of our friends, and in our own family
we have nseJ them nearly four years when we required med
,c,ur in tltnt petiod. no Doctor save Df. 1IfandfetI has cross
oi n,,t h,esI,oII mai no nledirin besides tie Doctors Pills
nod onr heiiefis, keep your bowels aud blood pure y
and every kind Of disease viii be prevented or cured; fne
Bfnndrcih Pills are eminenty calculated 10 do tins, niniin'''-
bt much lessen the sun of human misery. an
a medicine which fhcir own Intense worth viii diuays secure
Tor them a large aud ready sale.-lhey l9'e deseIveeiy "a
hipi, reputation and as n family and ambitious remedy II
,,suaiJ lie difficult to equal them among all the patent medl-
cines oftbe present dav.
~ The New York Commercial says; they remove all
n,.rLid humors amd prilv the blood.
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Mercantile Business,
HlTn anu sTyTe OF
WOMACK, TAYLOR Il Co.,

where they will keep a good and general assortment
of Dry Goods, Groceries, Medicines. Hardw are. Nc.
&c. They viii sell he present stock Of Goods, now
on hand, al cost, for cash. being determined to run
it off before our Fall Goods come TO hand.
BAILEY Il WOMACk,
JAS. d. TAYLOR,
ROBERT N. PENDLETON.
Amherst G.. H., August Is Is
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.nYell. my cvert lhonell

"Yctis my every thought
With one absorbing Image %fanebt-
'ris WESLEY. l behold him now
His uprni-cd eye, his thoughtful brow,
Proclaim that truths cen then were bcaning,
Like light through Natures darkness cleaning
And though that grace was lben unknown,
In aner days SO brightly shown.
Like those fan stars wlosa n,igtherinr faYs
Shine dialy through prumseuons lnze
Vel does the splendid zone declare
That many a ghlteiing gem Is ihero.
Thus does the nightly wakciul swami,
Tint guards his nsek npon tho plain,
on turn has gazing eyes
lie marks no STARS, bat DER hi. head
lie sees tic strcanly ts Wight spread,
Like distant morning IN the skies,
unknoving from what source tho dawniog frlendofs Iise.
" The nutt has beamcd' We may mol stay,
The stainless banner is unfrlei,
And bright with the Eternal ray,
II flashes ona startled world
u locc not slime in learnng's boNers,
Nar YET in lordls halls and iowofs,
hut deep 10 many dertsome Hine,
Whoro want, aud No, nni miscp rinr,
Bright docs the iratenl, banner shinc.
trKoN ruT sTeoNp1
"Bnt Wisely rase-oiil zeal, with Christina dnt,
With all The love religion gould inspire,
with chi the rarnt, uiaf genius epul3 impurt,
H. poured The living nrstert on no hcna,
Spread round thar datkeued nFc The ilumiae my,
Bright with the elones ofetemsl dav.
Tfheu sushci than sirrnm ty which We lin onr song,
And which one hundred rcars has rollo5 along.
fare in its source, ~iesistess in itssnay.
Ii still aows gu, nnr End. is source docaY,'
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~ Fine Fresh Teas. 20

~ Fine Fresh Teas. 20
w + HAVE JUST RECEIVED.
. hall chests cxtla fine Gunpowdcf Tea,
c est d. do Tyson do
> do do do Black do
ALSO,
10 barrels Family Roe llcrfings,
do do Shad,
10 do Family Flour, very fine
20,OtO lbs. Family Baeou-frst rate.
Persons wishing any thing in the Grocery lne,can
be furnished with them, of the finest quality, on
reasonable terms, by MCKINNEY X MoSBn.
July % tsif
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ENIIE subscribers beg leave to inform their friends
l. and the public generally. that they have asso.
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.NOrHS .MNIfsC0htiS.

A lie SUBSCRIBERS are agents FOR the sale
"A of large number of the genuine
MOrls M%ulticauIis Cuttings and Roots,
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Wool 0Hd Moot K0fIs!
s1AAA LBS. OF SUPERIOR Wool and
-OOO Wool Rolls, Tor sale by
ANDREW c. ELLIOTT.
July & is
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Valuable Land for sale.

July %
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-09
N IVA ERER 40.

treaties, would all be frustrated, by the incorrigi-
bic wlckedness of the people, STILL our duty to-
warn and eXhor would remain in full force The
instruction given by God to his ancient witness is
IN polnt:-'Son OF man. co. get thee unto the house
of Israel, and speak with my words unto them
But the house of Israel qciH not Aearleu INTO
tAee; for they will not hearkcn unto me- for thew
are impudenl and hard~hcared. But thou shalt
speak my words unto them, whether they will hear
or whether they will forbear.' Thanks be 10 God
no prophet of emancipation has yet been commits
stoned to declare, with nallible certainty that we
shall plead and labor with our countrymen in vain.
At times indeed, the last ray of hope has been al
most extinguished, and there has scarcely seemed
to be any possibility Of averting impending judg-
ments but, from time to time, a rainbow of merr
cy has been seen in the heavens, and omens of
good, and flaming signs to encourage us. 1t was
a settled point, that Ezekiel could not make any
impression upon the scared and rock-hardened
conscience of Israel: nay, he could not be heard
even his speech had no sound, and produced no
effect Our message is heard by the people, from
the Atlantic to the Pacific ocean. Our slightest
whisper is echoed from the tops of the Rocky
Mountains, with distincness and power We
have not spoken in vain. 1t is true, the ears Of
many have been stopped with cotton some have
made use of their fingers very ingenious con-
trlvances have been suggested to destroy the pow.
Ell of sound propositions have been made to cut
out our tongues and cast them upon dung-hill;
in many cases, gags have been rcsorted to, in Or
der to silence US but all in vain. Without a
paradox, the more our mouths have been closed,
the wider we have opened them; and the less the
nation has been disposed to hear, the more it has
heard From the least to the greatest, from the
youngest to the eldest, all have been made acqaint-
ed with our testimony. Thus we have succeeded
in reaching the national conscience. The hinty
rock has been smitten, and stream of contrtion
is beginning to flow. Terrible, but hopeful, is the
conflict going on in the bosom of the nation, be-
tween light and hardness, truth and error, the ag.
ony of conviction and the desperation of passion.
Alternately are heard mprecatons, expostuations,
threats, entreatics, blasphemes. If in aspect,
spectacle like this be affecting, in another it is
pregnant with salvation.
The history of the antl-slavery cause, during
the past year, is not to be embodied in single Re-
port, however voumnous The times are more
stirring, conflicts are more frequent, events are Of
greater magnitude, than in the days of our revo-
fathers. The moral warfare of LIBER-
rY against SLAVERY is incomparaby more animat-
ing and sublime, and fraugllt with higher scenes
Of interest and attended with far more glorious
than any physical strife.