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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14
Encourage your own Manufactures

nOLLARS 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, in the town Of Lynchburg. shall not be ine-
rior 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 ;
and as there will he credit in business, good
customers will not have to pay foi bad ones. We
have just reserved a good Stock Of
HATTER'S MATERIALS,
Which will be made UP in the neate.t manner. By
first rate workmen We are also receiving go1d
assortment Of ladies' aud gentIemen's Shoes mems
and bsy's fine Fur Cloth and Hair Seal Caps, some
Of superior quality. All oiwhich will he sold low
for cash only. DINkLE & RuMBOUGH.
P. S. We agents for the sale OF Morrsons'
Hyeean Pills. d. Il X.
Nov. 90
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FOR RENT,

ENROM 1st January, the large Brick Building.
A. opposite the Union Hoiel, continuing Ia rooms
above ground, cellar rooms and necessary out
buildings. II is in the occupancy o. A. w.
Crenshaw as tavern, and is well suited for that n
boarding. or private dwelling house.
SMITH 81 BAGWELL.
Dccemhrr II
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NOTICE..

10y virtue of deed Of trust executed By the late
Id HIl Carter, bearing date the 10Th day OF May,
1928, and recorded in The County Court OF Amherst
Cor The purpose Of securing the President, Dmec-
lors IL Co. ofthe Farmers Bank of Virginia, certain
debts, with interest thereon the trustees, or one OF
them. will proceed TO sell, public auction for cash
on the god day Of January, 1889. on the premises
945 acres ofland lying on both sides OF Maple Kun
Geek. in the county of Amherst, about four mile:
from the Town ofNew Glasgow. adjoining the lands
of Daniel Warwick and Others, or 50 much thereo
as may be sufficient pay the said President d.
,ectors & Company of the Farmers Bank oil 'Tgl
MIA the amount due TO them together, with the char
pes of sale. Such title viii be conveyed, as svestet
in the trustees by the deed above mentioned
ALEXANDER TOMPKlNS, Trustees
Dec. ~@P
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Winton Estate for Sale.

ON the 10th day ofFebruary. 1889 the day al
~ ter the ahore sale, will be offered III like man.
uer AT public auction. on the premises, that lcsra
bic estate. lying ad Joining the town Of New Gas
gov. III Amherst county and on both sides OF Bufia
oe river, called the W,uton and Cherry Hill Plan
IL l,. ], L liz
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
H II ~ ID.

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST exc
- cuted to me by Moses Ii. Preston, bearing
dale the 10th day Of October, 1897. and Of re-
cord in the County Court Of Bedford. shall Oh the
Alb Monday in this present month. February 1899,
lii being Bedford County Court day,) at the ont
dear VI he Count House Of Bedford ounty, expose
q sale by way oil public auction undivided II ole
II
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.NOrrell's P0tentBee Hive,


Il friends and the public in general, that he has
purchased Of Mr.. Marshal Baylies.
.MOrrelI's P0tentBee Hive,
Tor the county Of Campbell, giving him The right to
MAKE use and vend TO others, 10 be used in said
county. He recommends all those who are Interest,"
:. 10 me growing OF Bees. to call and purchase,
MOhhELL'S PATENT BEE HIVE, a highly
approved invention. The practice Of destroying
tnese useful insects. is obviaed by having glass
ae's or tumblers, which can be taken away at any
ume' without any Inconvenience 10 the Bees. The
honey made in these hives is OF Ear superior qna-
ny 10 that made in the common hives, as there is
place prepared in the interior where the Bees demos
lie they young, bread, and winter store This Hive
possesses many advantages over any other in its
construction for convenience aud its entire preserva-
ton OF the Bees from all the ravages of the web
worm, moth and other destructive insects Those
VINO have been declared the pleasure and benefits of
raising their own HONEY, on accoun, of the diff.
ucuHy OF protecting their Bees may rest assured that
M, n n + L LIS PATENT BEE HIVE.
.nord perfect protection against ell its enemies
~ ~: .', constantly keep supply Of Hives on hand
~.a sed family rights and Hives to all who may
En- n'm "a with aeAll. CHARLES PHELPS.
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IN SENATE.
February 8, 1889:

On motion 81 Mr.. Nash the Preamble nd HDs;i
luiions relating to the U. S. Land was taken up ~
after some conversations 10 what direstions -
sub;er, should take in which Meysrs Smiti, 81 c.
Nash. Opia, McMureH. Carer aud Goode psvttei@
patcd -. So. ~
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Dr.. Relies
ANTI BILL IOUS PILLS


For Indigestion, Loss Of Appeie. Lislessnes, Head
ache, Costiveness, Hatutence, Cholic, Bilious AZ
Jtctions, Nc.
ITO comment the efficacy of these Pills, atcr a suc
L cessful experience of many years England and inc
RIGA has established their regulations needless. Suffice il
observe that for redundancy of Bile Faulence
Headache &c. &c. they will undoubtedly prove lar more
ssrceablc than those drastic purges frequently empo,
3D. and will net only the tend the Of
tending cause by gentle notions and to strengthen the di.
Eesve organs but 10 improve the appetite and the
System. Price SO cents.
DIR. RELFE's VEGETABLE SPECIFIC,
For Sick Hcadach, &c. Price 30
Juue lom
None genuine unless signed the outside printed
wrapper by the sole Proprietor r. KiDDE
late DR.. Conway. For SALE with all the other Conway
Medicines his Counting Room, No. &c. next door /, j.
Kdders Drug Store of Court and Hanover Streets
Concert Hall Boston and by his special appointment
4" n Howell D eaa7fIis Agents lyuehsurs
Large discount to those who buy to sc II again.
June4 I2m
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The above sale is postponed ill the goth ebrna-
w. 1889 AT which time it will take place on HE pre-
,ses, at tho house formerly occupied by Mr. bthei.
A.TOMPkINS. Trustee.
,oA t26F
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TOB.ICCONIST.

"a THIS fine Horse will again stand
mm-.V N. at Lynchbuig the next season.
~4 VK His present owner Mr.. l. Newell,
aAna&s,&0S- has consented, at the request oil a
aumber of breeders, 10 send hun here AGAIN. He
will stand at my stable, under my care. on liberal
terms which will be made known IN due time.
JAMES VI. LANGHORNE.
January % WIS
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Notice.

TIVE CORNER TENEMENT now occupied
4 by Cobbs Armistead, commonly called
Kyc's corner" Is for rent--possesson to be given
on the LIST January. 1899. Persons DESTROYS 10 rent
are requested to call on Charles l.. Mosby, who is
aut orsed 10 man,ge and control The same for
HARRIET KYLE.
Dec. 10.
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canton and Other varieties deliverable to the pur-
chasefs immediately brat such period in the spring,
as IS convenient 10 them. and will enter into con-
tracts accordingly. Prices aud for the Trees
and Cuttings will be forwarded TO all who may apply
Tor them by mail, well as prices OF Silk Worms
Eggs, Mulberry Trees, &c. The Mnltieaus
trees are remarkably vigorous. and first impor-
ted the genniIe Tree, purchasers sure OF obtaining
the true KIND. |, is from this aud from the
great affection paid by them thai the trees they have
sold have given universal satisfaction.
N. B.-Frut and Ornamental Trees Plants and
Seeds, can be supplied to any extent.
Flushing, near New York, Feb. 7, 1889 2w
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C.gT.YV.H.9 C.ISTE.VG =.

C.IY.lV.B.4 C.ISTEVGS.
w f have in store on consignment large quan-
w tity of well assorted Castings, for sale by the
ton Merchants buying 10 sell again will please give
us n call. We are authorized by the ConsIgnors to
warrant them 10 be OF first rate metal.
LANCASTER d BRYANT
Doc Ii Is
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A e o . TX w A Mt ED.

r WISH to hire a woman without cncumbrance,
Il capable Of cooking, washing aud Ironing for "a
small family. IL. B. RICHARDS.
Feb, IL 70
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Light Wagon.
1TUST received. and for SALE New Two Horse
- Wagon.-Apply to
CHARLES PHELPS.
Feb. IL 81
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EsUGEIANAH Il SHAW,
CO.N.HlSSEU.V .NEKCZE.x.v'TS,
CRNGRNNATTI,
ONO.

wv ILL make liberal advances on consignment
w of Tobacco 10 Them.
Refer 10 Elisha keenc Esq. Lynchburg,
John Keen Il Son, Pntsylvanla county.
Feb. 4w
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VV.HSHSKEY'! WHSLE W!
m BBLS. of superior Mountain Whiskey in
ebU store, which will be sold low for cash
ANDR. C.. ELLIOTT.
Nov. 8. Is
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P.4TEVT
BEE MI; HIVE.

TNHE subscriber would respectfully inform hi
Il friends and the public in general, that he ha
Purchased Of Mr. Marshal BayIies.
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FRIDAv. FEB. 8.

On motion Of Mr.. Radcliffe, Resotuea. That the
Committee Courts of Justice inquire inio the
pedienoy Of amending the present laws relative to
the duties and fees of constabes.
On motion Of Mr.. Goodson, Resotrcd, That the
Committee OF Roads. g. inquire into the expedien-
cy Of employing some competent Engineer to mark
and lay out road from Abingdon, by way OF Scott
Court House, 10 the POINT where il would intersect
with the Cumberland Gap and Prices Turnpike, in
the county of Scott, in the place Of the Principal
Engineer as required by an act entitled IAN act d.
recns the survey Of road from Abingdon, BY way
of Scott and Lee Court houses to the Cumberland
Gap" passed March 2, 1881.
On motion Of M. Pey,Un. Resolved. Tha, the
Committee OF Roads, DC. inquire into the eapedi-
cncy of Incorporating joint stock company fo'
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Bedford FEMALE Seminary.

z. +. CHEATHAM, President.
Campbell Co, Va, January 81 Is
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WIN. PRINCE 4 SONS,
y ~ ~

M lit make sales of Trees aud Cuttings Of the
w genuine Chinese .NOrasS .Hsslficass-
las, .nOrMs Eapasas0, .1Ipi,sc, IsrouSs0.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-15

ARRIVAL Vi The LlpERPOUL.
NEW YoRK Oct ID -Ths morning about O'Clock.
the steamer Liverpool arrived, bringing US London
dates of The 20h Of September and Liverpool papers Of
the 2lst, The day Of sailing, both inclusive. The com
mercial news Of the highest interest In The cotton
trade the prevalent feeling that cotton would TALL to
the price which il bore years ago, which feeling
nected with The Gishonoring Of the drafts Of The U.
Bank and the very uncertain state OF the harvest had
given gloomy aspect to commercial affairs generally
We presen. readers with copious quotations fror.
the English prints relating topics of the mos. import
aDce.
The greatest excitement caused in London during
the week preceding The sailing Of The Liverpool, by
announcement made in the London prints, of the refusal
accept bills 10 large amount drawn by the Bank OF
the U. S Messrs Hottinguer and Co. Of Paris and
Havre. This house, which had hitherto acted os the
agents Of the Bunk of the IT, s, had refused accept
any more drafts from that establishment and had allow
ed bills to The Of two millions and half Of francs
10 be protested. These bills sold by The bank in
this city previous the last sailing Of the Liverpool and
were subse quenly negotiated London by various bank
ers and merchants into whose hands they had in
the regular course Of business. The following conf.
ns lom The prominent OF The London journals,
show in what g this transaction Ia viewed by different
parties in England The London Globe says
cat first it imagined that this proceeding would
destroy the credit Of The Bank Of the United States and
lead to other unpleasant consequences but upon nqu.
ry was ascestainei that many OF the bills had been
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(ErOm the ". \. Erening Post J

The mode Of raising The iciad in Philadelphia, through
tie bark IF the United States
You take 10 the Bank an aPprorsd note payable IN
four months from the date say fr $1,000 For this they
give post note at five months FIR the same amount and
charge Id per cent. month on the post note, which
they call commission Thus the Bank is invariably
put in funds month BEFORE lis post note becomes
due.
The person who gets the post note, stands thus
eupposing it TO be sold al = month:
Five months discount on 5000 al | Ia
month, S37a w
Quarter ner cent, TO the Bank for ; months O. 80
Brokers commission for selling Post Note l2 80
Making discount of $3.50 90
On $4,000. instead Of Sl25 common inter.
csi-ditfarrnce, 1926 90
The singular part of the transaction is the demand OF
one month gnn in time between the given and the
Post Nole-rhus always borrocng, instead Of lending
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Lottery authorized by The
State of MaFN land,

To T0lon Hall and other buildings Baltim
Glass No g Tor 1899,
To be positively drawn in the city Of Baltimore, on
Wednssday, October 23d 1899,
Under the Superinentence of Commissioners
ID S. GREGORY Il Co Successors Of Yates and
Nj lnyre) Managers
BRILLIANT SCHEME i Splendid Prize of 500 coo, ]
Prize Of 90 000 of 10000. Of 5000, OF 3000 of
1878 50 prizes of s. 600, 50 o3OO, 50 OF $50, G5 of
900 C5 Of $50, Us of 100
Besides Prizes of 500 O-40-30- 2O-and lowest
prize $40
l3 Dr0vn Numbers in each package Of 2G Tickets.
Tickets only S0-Halves 5-Quarrers 9 80
Certificates o! Packages Of % Whole Tickets $3.50
DO do 2G Half do IS
Do do 26 Quarter do 80 so
For Tickets or Shares or Certificates Of Packages in
the above splendid Lottery address
N. STRATTON, Richmond, Ia.
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S'frafE0le'S office.

FEylCKETS in all the Lotteries and the really lucky
Numbers for sale at STRATToSs Lucky Office
Lnok 400 Capitals sold and cashed by SrRATToS the
All Prize Seller in little over II months.
Dawn Nos. in New Jersey Lottery, No. 80, drawn
Oct 9Th:
80 IS 90 so a. SO Is 60 10 G 43 35 Q
Half Ticket Nos Is 50 90 prize of $780, sold and
cashcd BY STRATToS
Drawn Nos in Sussex county Lottery No. 49, drawn
Oct 10:
50 "a "a IS % So 81 80 80 90 q 16
Ticket Nos "a 81 64 another capital sold and cnshed
BY STRATToN.
Drawn Nos. in Va Richmond Academy No g. drawn
Oct ~:
So - 80 II 80 "a 81 % p SO 90 10 81
Ticket Nos % 80 So, prize of 81 600 sold and will be
csshed when presented, as usually STRATros.
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ER0vg7S EBNnE Of E'ri@cS.

EARAWN Nos OF Richmond Academy Lottery No
Il b G. drawn l2th instant:
IS 10 50 IL SO 81 81 % 20 SO % 10 g
Be mindful Of The 23d October. when 1000 vii
be drawn by come one of HOY1'S Customers.
0c, n d6-1t
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50 Of St .UUU-naklng 0J,UUU
Besides $780, 600, 500, 400, 3OO 300 100, &C. &c
making 404 Capital PIzes sold and cashed BY Stat,on
since January, 1887
II Borders from the country promptly and conf
denliay attended TO, if addressed 10
Il STRATTON,
October 10 i6-9t Richmond, Ia.
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vOLNEY E HOWARD,
CHAPMAN LEVY,
r NJ. GAINES.
II A GARRETT,
COTESN ORTIZ P. SMITH,
ROGER BARTON,
}. J McRAE,
II. SIMS,
G. b. AUGUSTUS,
CHARLES NJ. PRICE.
%
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ARRIVAL OF THE LIVERPOOL

September Is, 1889.
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Richmond, Tuesday, Oct. Ed.
TIE NEWS.

.qrriral IF the Lirerpool-SusyensOn of Cash payments
In the Bank Of the e. States, and other BanhS-Spteu.
I1Jjous in ME tgrihfTn THptTS.
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Fellow citizens: The disease and the remedy of 10.
cal currency lies in State legislation We have already
shown from the history Of the past that National Bank
cannot cure the vices of the Stale backs, this be
effected BY system of sound legislation on the part Of
the States; without which we shall have deprecated
currency, despite the existence ola National Bank; for
il is pretended by no that such institution
furnish than fraction of the general circulating
medium With you, them it rests to elect 10 the
Legislature who will 60 for deep and thorough reform
Of the banking institutions Of the State, which have 50
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had ISSUED the most positive instructions 10 the
the authorities upon the frontier 10 conduct the Pretend
to place of safety The fortress Of Ha is mention.
ed as that place The rapidly with which this event
has been brought about is ascfibed first the activity
of Espsero; secondly, the disorder and OF dis
cipns of Navarrese bataIinns which for the last
month have refused to fight, and have given themselves
up the of plllage murder and other crimes
So that The Inhabitants indignant nt their conduct and
weary of the war, have aided the Queens troops and
welcomed them beral"rs. II appears that on the
side of Es,c!Ia in lower Navfrre the desire OF peace
and the demolition OF The Carls military have made
us great progress in The rest of the country
Abiding TO the expulsion of Don Carlos from Spain,
wrerin the Morning Chronicle says, .'Not only was
the miserable Preender driven forth ignomninusy from
SPAIN together with oil his family, consisting of his son
his conscrl Don Sebastian, and all The persons compos
ing is mock court but he was followed by about three
thousand of his troops, who were made 10 lay down their
arms by the French authorities and were Immediately
sent into The interior under guard fEsench tronps
The anticpalions founded on last wes8}s intelligence
that the civil in Spain drawina4o close ha We
been confirmed by accounts since received from, Bscav
and Navarro The Carlst General Msrolo had deserted
the Queen with The principal part of The army under
his command He had for some time been in cnmmu
nicaiion with Esparero and Lord John Hay with the
view Of making arrangements for peace, the basis of
the young Queens marriage with the son of Don Car
los and The recognition of the claims of the Biscayans
their exclusive privileges Espartero positively re.
fused his consent 10 the marriage; and the 9Th of
August, marched against Msroto, with superior force
That Gene al had open rupture with Don Car
los al review on The 18th in The neighborhood of Duran
90 where the troops cheered the General and the King
this enragsd Don c. and he gaoped off the field 10 Der.
CARA between Durango and rolosa X was al Berusra
when Espartero advanced but fed in the direction of
Eseila Aaro,o feireaed upon Asrelia lenv,ng TO Els
partero free entrance into Guipuzcon. AT Aspeilia
marotn entered into direct communication with Espar
lero; s result of which was his descrlion of Don Carlos
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Iss ~s.s-esp ~ss srsxh,. and ~ e<sstifui sasd
sung us gods Of cid trs<es her vanished ressvs
~ssvmr~T~a her 10 France % sat ~ the shade,
Whes bird al ssr feet sank cxhaastediy down
ac ms ~@r w@s letter attached, which he hrcssss
Over mcsDtsa and main, 90 . ul-cs evished sPs&
sons, drsnA q my goblet poor messenger dove
Anc rsss frc~ thy hight the bre sst Of any love
hs~ssasrings have wezr,es ana wasted has wing
An gs'eay r..ors hin, .sd Z, n'r depart art.
Dees he bear the .dvlce merchant OF onss
To the eye ef gay beauty the .O'ee OF the heArt
He carries, rercasscs. the last ~ish and the prayer
oftks i.rn and q q ale who die, IN SesPa,r;
Come, drlaA o. my gclie', poor nesse"gsr cove,
AID rc-s r. .m ny aghi on the breast Of my love-
Bst these word. th, m,ss,ve world seem,neysay
That from Athens % gees 20 her eniss In France;
And rs theme be glory and. therefore, We may,
A. protee ors and friends. snatch cursory glance.
Apnonpce~sst ~ hsppiass,. Athens is free!
Fresh lsures % Greece. .hall he planted for thee:
Conn. srish ~ IN, goblet poor messenger dove,
And from N, Eight on the breast OF my love-
LIT dr,as free Greece msrk ehafncr, the hrong
oftho.e d.migods newly arisen in her cline.
old Europe IN vain, dsDheritsd long
Her grand epic anetents 81 ny thicai time.
Fair Athens victorious, al glory b. thine
For the worship cf ruins no ong'r shrine
Come drlnk u ay goblet poor messenger dove.
And ressir Oh hight o. the breast of my love.
Yes, Athens j. free . Muse Of pndsr resume
Tn, sceptre, thy Ire, and thy Hottest tone
Despite the Barbarian she bursts from her tomb;
Despite the vsir mon srehs, her freedom /. won
And, taught by her fame, let the universe see
An Athens for ever, O Paris, in thee.
Come drink of my goblet, poor messenger dove,
And rest from thy III sht ihr brcSst 81 my love.
Sweet wansercr Of Hellss rcpose thee, and then
Fly off to thy turtle who chides tn, delay.
Son, miss,oned form Athens. brs,iag again
The tyrants and valtures that fro an on thy way,
Return from the free, and let Liscrt,s tones
Strike the ears Of our kings their ,oiterng thrones
Come, crink OF NY slet. poor mes engcr dove,
And rest from thy higir on the breast OF my love.
Cork, .7thenGum w.