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O OAKLY FOR SAFE OR LEASE,

/ OFFER for sale my late residence, within IN lie
L of Lynclbnrg the old New London road
There about Go acres of Land, well enclosed,
: ,stly with plank fence The buildings consist,
s"'''"''s of handsome brick Dive llng House. with
Iru, is above the basement story, dry CO lar
rooms, aud Two NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Smoke Bath
aud Carriage houses Of brck-a large brick Stable,
with Granary, Cow house, hay lott and sheiter,-a
stone Spring house-a large Garden well with va
rely of fruit trees, vines and shrubbery, enclosed
with brick wa-a large yard well shaded and otna
mented, also enclosed with brick-a good orchard of
choice irus-groyes of forest irresistible lot well
shaded, and with abundant supply Of water run
ming through it-fne springs ofpuie water-a Mea
dow of 5 or acres well with herds grass and
the most the lands improved, the growing crops
oil Wheat, Oats and Grass will abundantly show
In addition, if desired, will selone undivided third
part of Two small tracts Of wood land containing in the
whole $50 acics, and distant half to one mile from
Oakly.
Ifthis property be not sold in 60 days, then it will
be for lease for term of years. TO geueel family
the tenant obigating hinseilo keep and return the
property in good repair.
Terms of payment, if sold, will be made to suit
the purchaser, provided the debt be well secured,
and the interest paid hafyeally. my object being to
create funded debt. S. GARLAND.
June "a Is
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$40 FsF1Gg:EFsER.

ANHEREAS HENRY WATKINS, sometimes
w called Henry truean, was COMMITTED 10 the
J all Of Henry county Virginia. for House stealing,
aud dId the 9th Of phil break sand jail aud max
lis escape thercfron; therefore, few OF the chi
zeus oil said coun'v 10 offer as u reward,
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY DOLLARS
81 tie delivery oil sald Henry Watkins sale in the
jallo said county, Watkins Is a Large man, twenty
two three yeas old. has blue eyes and lgh, han,
tar skin bearing nd fresh color and sloPpage IN
his speech was raised IN Ills county, aud 1t is
thong Int that he Is making Tor the State OF ono.
WM. Al LIN.
Henry ca. Jnne Il I9-
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HENRY CLAY.
From The Nat,ona, Maea:ine.


"Who does not know the most remarkable man
Of this age-Ihe man whose Youth was without the
blessing of n finished education, the support of
wealth or the prop of powerful connections; and
who thus, naked OF all armor save that OF his great
s,indomitabe courage and unspoted honor has
urged himself 10 what the writer OF this article con
slers as higher than an imperial station. In "A de
mocracy, with the poPdar ban upon him; in de
mocracy where the people are supreme aud where
the viii OF majority, law rcsstless The deluee.
is spoken by men with oriental ,-thtee
times barred from the highest Office, he has sill
maintained his place at the head Of a miHoritu, bat
ding, with undiminished ardor, for the tue policy
of his country, and cnging with the tameess
energy Of an unconqucred giant, 10 the pillars Of he,
constitution.
His JriendS have struggled with and suffered un-
der hum Without the hope Of emolrment aud proscri
bed from the honors Of their common country. lie
had no Office 10 give, no power bestow, no patron
age to extend, no einolument or reward TO offer
The principle OF union among them has been the
love OF country aone-he light which led them
was the hope alone olpreservng from utter destruc-
ton those eternal principles Of org anic law and CON
stitutiohal Government, upon which the liberties OF
mankind depend, until the nation should ecover
from that spasin oi deusivs admiration into which
the splendid success, ovcrbealing popularity, aud
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A new line Of Coaches,

From Lynchburg to Dangers (Dib,ers) Springs
via the Natural Bridge, Tuesday next, the 2ad dan
Of Juty. Uni'l further notice, we shall leave Lynch
burg on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Saturdays at half
alter four A. NJ, and arrive Dbrell's the same eve.
ninss' before night. The next morning Passenge;s
VIII leave DIbrclls after breakfast. and reach The
Whiie Sulphur about o'clock, p NJ. Visi,ers 10
the Springs by tins line will thus be relieved from
nll eht travel, and reach the White Sulphur or
l.ew'sbnrg, in two days from Lynchburg The
Iurnp'keis now finished quite to its Intersection with
tue Lexington and Covington Road and in addi-
ton TO the general novelty and splendid scenery il
alorus' we would mention peculiar objects of
interest and curiosity, the passage MroueA NOT orer
the Blue Ridge, along the margin of James River
anu commanding view Of the Mountain Canal. 4
beautiful prospect-the Natural Bridoe, which MIR
Jefferson pronounced worth trip across the Allan
nc to vew-an last, but not least Dasrcr's SPRINGS
Kept by Chs L.. Dibrel, where he that las been
once will like to be again.
Inc Undersigned intending give their persona
attention to tins line can confidently promise travel
iers hrst rate Coaches and Teams and careful and
accommodating Drivers, and will spare no pains
themselves TO satisfy their passengers.
WM. A. GALBRAITIL
HENRY l.. DAVIES
Juneo7 IA
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daring pride OF one grea, soldier chief had thrown H.
They have felt IL degradation to recognize
him az their head aud leader IN n conflict IN which
they al sufferers, and he the greatest sufferer of
ALL In his adversely they have deserted him: in
his darkest hour they have cluug the closer 10 his
side. 10 cheer aud To sooile As IL is not degrade.
ton TO admire, they feel that IL IL not ndulaion
to praise htm, who has power but the love Of his
friends, no means 10 punish, reward or Compel
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NO EFCE;.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED to the estat
n OF Daniel Leebrech, deed, late Of Nelson
county, tFa.,) are hereby requested TO come imme-
diaely forward for settlement, as no longer indu-
gence will. in any case, be extended.
Those who have claims against the said estate,
will please present them properly authenticated,
without delay otherwise this notice will be pleaded
in bar their recovery.
JOHN MELTON, Admir-.
Of Daniel Lcebrech dec
June o7 2,v
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FHNlIE subscriber proposes ~ the conn enccmcnt
d Of his next session, which will be on Monday,
the FIRST oi July ncXt, receiving ino his School
but FEMALE PUPILS, which he designs
tlnuIag should the patronage received. justify it,.
His course viii be comprehensive and thorough, and
will embrace all the branches Of Education which
arc taught III other Female Schools in this place.
FERNS, per session OF five months!
Isl CiaSs-SpelIing, Reading and VII
ting SIG 30
21d Gass--E glish Grammar, ucogra-
ply, AriIhmctii and History, Is 90
3rd C2dSS-Latin, Greek and French
Languages, Rhetoric, Natural Philosophy
and Astronomy, 20 90
Paper, Ink &c. Qffunished,) IS
Payment to be made IN adrance. Pupils will be
received al any lime though not for shorter period
Ihan a session from the lime OF reception. vaca-
ton OF several weeks will be given In the month Of
August. At the end Of each session there will be
public examination.
SAM'L. d. TOMPKINS.
flu
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.Ks.E1Rf.EE FcREEGE,
hn esirlssstoss&, Sfraini,a.

1--WE next Winter Penn OF Lectures in the NJ cd
u ieal Department Of llSnpden Sydney College.
NJ Richmond, will Commence Gu MONDAY, October
9lNt, leo, aud continue until the last Of February
following,
AuG's. l.. WARNER. NJ. d. Professor oil Surgery
aud Surgical Anatomy.
JNo. CULLEN, NJ. y. Professor Of Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
TIL JOHNSON, VI. y. Professor Of Antony and
Physiology
l.. w. GllAMBERLAYNE, NJ. d. Professor oil
Maera Mediea aud Therapeutics.
K. |. BoIlANNAN, NJ. u, Professor Of Obstetrics
aud the Diseases of Women aud Children.
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. y. Professor OF Chem
'sny aud Pharmacy.
The College lnfrrnaly. attached to the College
Building, has been IN successful operation for l,a
last elght months. and furnishes consianl, a mum
ben u interesting Medical aud Surgical Cases,--,d
which the Student has access N all hours.
The College lufmar,. Together with the Aims
House Pcn'tentiay and Armory (Which ara under
The charge of Two Of the Profossors) will afford tho
Student an opportunity ol Witnessing The various dis
eases incident 10 Southern climate. The abundance
OF materials for Anatomical purposes and the sduced
rtcc At Which they are tHtnlshed, will enable the Stu.
dent 10 acquire an uInale knowledge Of the Anaio-
my Of ths human body, and the use Of Surgical In
strumrnts.
DURING the last Winter Course Of Lectures. from,
the number Of Surgical Cases admltled into the
lnhrmats, the Professor Of Surgery was enabled 10
exhibit, before the class, nearly all tho important So,
gcal operations upon the Griag subject and fron
The increasing popularity Of the lndrmary, there is
tcason 10 believe that hereafter the Surgical Cases
IN the House, will greatly increase.
Good Boarding, including fuel lights, servants
attendance, &c. can be obtained In this city for four
dollars per week.
We arc authorised to state that a full Cou,so o!
Lectures in this Institution will be received as e.
quivatni l0one in the following Medical Schools
University OF Pennsyls ia jefferson Medical Col
lege oiPhiadclphia; Medical College Of the State
OF south Carolina; Trannsy wanna University Lex
lnRtun, Ky; University Of Maryland. &c. &c.
The Professor of Anatomy viii open the Dissecti
ing Rooms Of the College ON the first of October.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, N. D.,
Dean Of The Medical Faculty.
Richmond Nav ~ On,
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TO ROAD CONTRACTORS.

nN Saturday the 9th day of July next, at the
OCourt House of Montgomery County, contracts
will be made for the clearing and opening of three
sections, of five miles each) of the Lafayette and
tngles's Ferry Turnpike, commencing at the town
Of Lafayette
BY order of the Board,
K. D. MONTAGUE, Secretary.
Juue Is 3w
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Law Books, &c.
~ % II u e. "

M Z, the subscribers having purchased Of Mr..
w Samuel S. Allen, Of the State of New \ ofk.
the exclusive right an1 privilege, for the county OF
Campbell, in the State Of Virginia OF making, using
aud vending his newly nvened Threshng machine
and horse power in and for the said county,
are prepared to furnish all those wishing purchase
Machines OF the above pattern or the privilege OF
making, using and selling the same, on reasonable
terms, by applying TO either Of the subscribers living
in Lynchburg.
We forewarn all and every person in this county
from using the above Machine, or horse power, OF
iiom infringing on the patent in eny shape whatever
as the law will be rlgidy eniored against all SUCH Of
! Tenders. SAMUEL BURCH,
A. u. TYREE.
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1 n PURSUANCE OF \ DECREE OF THE
u Circuit Superior Count OF Law and Chan
cely Tor the county OF Amherst, pronounced ON
Tie III day OF Apnl 1889. ii Chaneery suu therein
depending between Frederick Muncll and wife,
pllits. and Peter Z. Thornton, andr of Josiah Ven
able, decd. aHd others dtils. the undersigned, APP.
pointed Commissioner for The purpose vii, on the
20h day OF July, 1880, sell, at the Marker House
III the town OF Lynchbufg 10 the highest bidder, a
negro mtn named M A T. on credit TIL
the lsl day OF Aptl next the purchaser giving
satisfactorily endorsed, payable one OF the Banks
III Lynehbufg. WM. +. COLEMAN,
ior +. Penn. Shcun OF Amherst
and as such Commissioner.
June % touJ
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.Tuneo,
"A valuable Z Rect OGf4aG.h
E'GEs SIZE.
TIE SUBSCRIBER wishes to sci
VffE TRACE OF EAND,

Ss&fgsh. TIE SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell
ss gassys4s5Sss ViEE TRACT OF EAND,
@Y*F" upon which he resides. containing about
cA- 39R4 Acres.
l, is situated lmmediael, upon the waters Of Goose
Creek, adjoining John Nance, Presley Collins,
Spicer HANDEL, lying miles west of Lees,le in
the County of Bedford. 1t contains open Land sur-
hcenl Tor OF hands to tend ii is well adapted for
tobacco aud oil kinds Of grain. well watered.
and has fIs-rale mll-siie. Tie improvements
sr--sr44s consist of a Good Dwelling FEOusc,
E#iiiI and every necessary Out House. Tobacco
-I-I.A Barns, Nc. Also, excellent Apple
Orchard. A further description is deemed unneces-
sary. il is presumed, those wishing t. purchase,
would like 10 examine the premises. Terms will
be made accommodating aud easy.
The purchaser can get the Crop made sail pre-
misses, aud also the stock of Hogs Sheep, and
PLANTATION Utensils II not sold by tie first of Sen
TENDER next, il viii be for rent
ANTHONY G. TINSLEN.
July 5ts
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.PgOafssfssfp Lime fOl. Safe.

TENHE Subscriber has made arrangements To keep
l. constantly on hand supply Of MOUNTAIN
LINE of the best. qualify. Those wishing 10
purchase, can be supplied with any quantity by APP
p!ying at my Factory the lower end Oh main
JOHN HOCkADAY.
June ; IS
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Sale ola thoroughbred Colt.
Commission House.

Commission House.
TINIlE undersigned have associated themselves
Il together lor the transaction Of General Com
mission Business which will be conducted in the
name of j. w. DIEsRELE d 90.
The health of Jas. w. DibreI requiring alb
sence OF few weeks visit 10 the Virginia water
ing places, MIR. David Bridges has kindly volunteered
his services during his absence, whom we can CON
fdenty recommend TO the customers of tue House,
as most prompt and efficient salesman.
r. Mieure will give the business lis unremitted at
tention and J. w Dbrel will return his post the
earliest possible moment. J. w. DIBRELL,
TIlOS. MlEURE.
Richmond Jnne Ii lW
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BgFEAaOEi SPRINGS.

a. tAIED on Builaloe River IN tho c,,,,,,, -.
,, Amherst, 10 miles from the ConrihnnSe %
,''l'es IRON Lexington, aud % miles from Lynch.
burg. ''>"
In calling the attention of the public IN tbo.,
Sprngs. as watering place. the subscribe, fakes oc
SION to remark, that they are no new discovery Al,
lhoush unknown TO the distant public until the last
lew yeais. For many years they have never failed
10 nave more visitors from the sur,ound,ng cou,.
try than the Improvements could comfortable, accom-
modate who will readily testify TO their medicinal
virtues.
Having erected large X commodous Hotel. with
a number OF good framed Cabins | am now prepared
10 entertain much large COMPANY with more com
fort.
The water has been anal,zed, and round Il, NON
tam the essential ingredients sulphur, soda lin an
unusual proporton) and magnesla; and Tho suhsr,;-
Der can say with the fullest confidence thai II ce,
ne"es OF 'acs were required they can be obtained of
many 'na"'u"a's' whose experience of their virtues
e"'o'es 'ne" 10 say that they Unsurpassed by
any wafer III Virginia, for Of the diseases com.
mon 20 our climaeln cases OF confirmed dyspepsia
.. less deranged condition of the stomach and
bowels. in pulmonary liver Diseases more parric-
n'arly the htcr-ln all diseases of general debility
whatevet-and peculiarly for delicate females and
children. these waters will be found possessed of
remedial virtues Of certainly rare efficacy For this
TACT tue highest authority among the medical faculty
IN ihis section OF the country can he offered, as well
as the better evidence full and ample tests by midi
viduals from actual experience
Having heard heretofore, much complaint of the
road from Lynchbnrg to this place, am authorized
To say that the contractor ON the Iynchbufg and
Builaloe Springs Turnpike Road will complete the
worst parts Of said road by tho middle of July, and
thereby make it all good. that my fieu ds disposed
10 visit me will have no difficulty on that score.
he season will again commence ON the 18th of
June. The subscriber, grateful for past PATRONAGE
both from his old friends and strangers again invites
them to visit him, with the assurance on his par
that no pains shall be spared render the vst gree
able
II VIII be observed that the rates Of Board are
lower than at any other watering place in Virginia,
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EyHChDurg svls6 fR6chn,0na
YT0assl,0rfNsiOis E.Sne.

FNHE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING Of the
l. L,nohbnrg and Richmond Transportation Com
pany will be held in the Town of Lynchbnrg, on
Monday the 9Th day ofJuiy. 1889 AT O'Clock. p NJ
NJ. W. DAVENPORT, Secretary
July Isl
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GlAG1lSo
o. "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN."

T. published sei-eehy, (erery Monday and 7harsday at
-Four Dollars per payable adranee. No sa5scrp-
ION 1Hbe rceeoed fora shorter period Than paoas and
paper 9W be discontinued (ercept discretion nj .
EaitorsJ until all a,rearages are paid.
CONTEMPORARIES asertedat5 50 cents per square
or es for the first asertioa and 81 cents Tor ererv ,b
gaenf insertion.
GyJOB PRINTING ereeuted neatly and erpeditiousyy
nd o. reasonable tcrmx.
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June 10


CONN., SSEo.sER'S Safe of Ls9s1D.
ID URSUANI 10 a decree Of the County Court
4 OF Campbell, pronounced in the Cbancery suit
OF Smart and others, Plaintiffs against Fariss aud
others, Defendants, the undersigned Commissioner
therein named and appointed, will the 18th day
of July, 1889, the premises, expose to sale, by
way of rubic auction Tor cash, the following Lands
situated IN the County OF Campbell, now occupied
by William Canada, to wit III acres, subject to
the dover interest of Mary Price, late Mary Fariss,
widow of Benjamin Fariss, deceased. Also 2GS
acres, being the balance oithe real estate belonging
TO the estate OF the said Benjamin Farlss deceased,
Acting Commissioner, the undersigned will ouly
convey to the purchaser purchasers such tile as
is vested in him by said decree.
JOHN FARISS, Com
June t13 ~
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NEW HsOesEa and STATIONARY
STORE;

fNllE subscribers have associated themselves to-
l. gether under the firm If
PAYNE 81 GREGORY,
for the purpose OF iransactug the BOOK AND
STATIONARY BUSINESS in this place and
now opening, at the house lately occupied by
Messrs. Cobbs q Amstead, (Kye's couer) large
and general assortment of K cOhS embracing all
the best and most approved editions Of STANDARD
Wooks, on Law, Medicine, Theology, and General
Literature, together with large supply Of Standard
School and other Miscellaneous Books Stationary,
Musical Instruments, and Fancy Articles; which
were purchased IN the Northern cities, bv one OF
the firm, such terms will enable them to sell as
cheap such articles can be purchased in any mar
ke in the State Oui friends and the public are re-
specially invited TO call.
DAVID b. PAYNE,
JAMES ID. GREGORY.
n
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.VPic Stage Line.
MgSs's
G-.s ~

DASSENGERS to the Springs, and other trav-
u elefs' a'e feieby informed, that the under
signed will CONNIE nee running
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" il NJ IJH, TN0I.
" Dear .Sif-IIavng noticed in a late Nnguian
that you are again ready for the reception of compa-
ny at the Butl,ioe Springs deenit an act OF JUS.
ice 10 yourself aud the public, express to ,on our
euiirc appreciation OF all ynu have sad on the sub.
ect Of their me- icina vr,ues, in the diseases YOU
have mentioned in yuGr advertisement. and we
cheerluly and cordially subscribe 10 the fact rhat
so far as we have been able observe, they
surpassed in their efficacy, in diseases oil the stomach
and bowels. We would further take occasion To ex-
press sincere wish, that Your success may fully
equal the value OF your water, and your auddbe ct-
ioits to accommodate visitors.
Very sincerely, your friends,
n. =. MITCHELL.
JOHN II. PATTESON,
ID. PATTERSON,
RO. 5. PAYNE,
RO. q. JENNlNGS.''
June 10 Is
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w Be- GO1geS.
COMMHssioNER's SAFE LAND.

GONNgSSl0NER's SAFE OF LAND.
n pursuance ola dccfetal order of the County
Il Court of Amherst pronounced at lis June
Term, 1889, in the suit therein depending in Chan
Gerry, between Sylvester l.. Butiord aud Archeaus
Cox aud Gillian his wife plaintiffs, and Nancy Bur
ford, and others, Defendants; the undersigned, the
Commissioners therein named, will proceed. on the
premises, the lst day of August, 1899 TO sell BY
way of public auction, a credit OF Twelve months
uhe purchaser orpurchasers giving bond with good
personal security for the payment of the purchase
money and the title to the Land itself being retained
as further security horeior) certain
TRACT or parcel OF LAND sss.szss..
with its appurtenanccs, lying and beng IN EsstSII
the County Of Amherst. on both sides of GsYsxS
Harris Creek, containing 800 ceres, asN->
more or less; il being the same Land winch An-
brose Burord deceased, late Of said County, resided
at the time of his death. The sale of said Land will
be made subject 10 the right Of dover Of tie widow
OF said Ambrose Burotd IN said Land. The tile Of
said Land. with the exception of the dover inter
est aiotesaid) IS believed TO be good, but acting
merely the agents Of the Court the undersigned
will not be responsible therefor
EDMUND WINSTON. , Commits
WILLIS NJ. REYNOLDS. s soncrs
June 27 TIA
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q = suboin below a communication received
from Physicians who have visited these waters and
have bad opportunities OF Judging OF their efficacy
IN nost Of the diseases above mentioned Since that
time, other physicians Of emueuce have visited them
and would most cordially subscribe 10 the opinions
contained III Tins communication. The UNSURPASSED
hedlthness OF situation, salubritv OF climate and
beauty Of scenery. superadd additional inducements
10 the valeludmaian for giving trial to these iu-
valuable nateis.
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Richmond, MAY -