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VALUABLE lot FOR SALE.

n PURSUANCE of a decree of the Ilustincs
count of the town Lynchburg, pronounced nm
iih day OF February, 1882 in the sun depending.
9el"eenJane Waits aud others plaintiffs, aud VIM,
Watts and others, deits, SHALL on the 10Th of Ami
next II lar II notion the next fair day tSundays cx
ee"'u} proceed upon the premises, to sell by way of
public auction, to the highest bidder the i.ot of
Ground, IN SAID decree mentioned
ms Lot Is situated short distance below The
'ioiSelofd branch, and Immediately adjoining the
property OF Jack Evans.-lt contains one acre and
'es on both sides ofthe canal'rhc portion situated
oei"eep Tue canal and the Turnpike of sufficient
SIZE TO erect upon It very large building and on
that account is deemed exceedingly valuabIe.-Tbc
Lot may be sold IN parcels, and the terms will he
made known on the day of sale.
A J. WILLS, Com'r.
''"''" 10 IloA
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DAVID ROBES, c.


Lynchburg March 10, 1889.
The parties IN this canse will take notice, that
have appointed Friday the Goth day OF April next
to commence the report directed by the foregoing
order Of court; on which day, at the hour Of ten
O'Clock in the morning, they requested to attend
any Office, IN this town. with their proofs andco-
pies OF court papers prepared for examination and
report JAMES BENAGH, c.
March IL WIN
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WIZ. REM. w. CURTIS. A. H..

Unanimously elected by the Board of Trustees as
Principal. For the last two years MIR. Curtis has
had charge OF the Slate River School, Buckingham
County. Va. and is highly recommended by the
Trustees Of that School; also, by President Lord of
Dartmouth College, IN. H,) of which he is a grad
uae.
The academic year is divided into two sessions of
five months each.
The Terms Of Tuition are as lollows, viz:
Preliminary Course, 3 8 per session
Higher branches of English Ian
guage, exclusive ofMathcmatics) 10
hematics, French, German, La
IN, or Greek Language, Is
Students will DC charged from their entrance lea.
ses Of sickness exccptcd) till the close of the ses-
sons.
Board, including washing, lodging, lights &C.
may be had IN private families, at 50 per month
The vicinity in which this Institution is located
III point OF health morals aud means of acq uring in
formation, is probably not surpassed by any in the
country. In addition to the advantages offered by
similar institutions, students may have access to a
circulating Library.
n. B.-Parents and guardians may rest assured
strict attention will be paid to the morals of the
students.
! BY order ofthc Board
Il. f. CIEATI1AM, President.
QT The Editors of the Richmond Enquirer
Will insert the above once week for six weeks and
send then account to this Office for payment.
CoNcoRD, Campbell Co, Va,
! February 81, 1889. Is
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axe notice, that, on Friday. the l0b dav
p 81 Apfll next. at the counting Room of W I
~. N'eN'nder, Dxon's Springs, Smith county. Tsn
VII; l sha'' proceed to take the deposition of "a
cirr"i, Martin to be read in case pending in ,be
county OF Campbell and State of Vi,@inio 'ot ,he
and NC, Afn''stead is Pain,fi, and Thomas
ana others, mc defendants. '''"'' 'ontley
March II 'iOHA0 ioNDLEY.
jw
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In CHANcERY.
On motion of the plaintiffs who filed their bill and
exhibit and the answer of Ro. Strange and
was argued by counsel, on consideration where
OF the court doth award the Injunction as PRAYED for
in the BILL inhibng and restraining the sheriff OF
this county, from proceeding sell the Slaves, Pa
trick and Tabby in the bill mentioned on the plain
lifts some one OF them entering into bond, IN the
penalty OF one hundred dollars, conditioned TO pay
all such cost as may be recovered against them 10
case the suit shall be decided against them. And
the said Strange in his answer, waving the limita-
tIoa IN the deed OF trust, made exhibit in this
cause, and being willing that the trust subject NAV be
sold without delay after the amount of the debts
therein provided TO be paid, shall be ascertained upon
such terms OF credit as the creditors may agree upon
And the defendant VIM. Canada having paid or being
liable 10 pay,lhe partnership debt in the bill mention
ed, whereby he may be substituted 10 the rights Of
NJ. Davis, whose debt he has paid, or may have to
pay, II on settlementwith Robert Strange of their
partnership and general accounts, he should be
found 10 be his creditor. to ascertain this fact and
the extent OF debts chargeabe the trust PROPERTY
previous to a sale under the deed Of trust. The
court doth appoint Joseph B. Nown, Commission
er for the purpose, whose duty it shall be, after 80
days notice to the parties, publication for the same
length OF time IN the Vlrginian, public newspa-
per, printed in the town of Lynchburg warning all
creditors entitled 10 satisfaction Of the trust sub
jet in the deed mentioned, to bring in their claims
la default OF their appearing and rendering their ac-
counts before SAID commissioner, they may forever
alter be barred OF all participation the trust fund and
that SAID Commissioner make report of his proceed
lngs to the court, with any matter deemed pertinent
by himself or required by the parties TO be so sta
ted.
And the trustees, or one OF them, having agreed
to act there is no necessity of appointing any other
And Soon as the accounts ordered as above shall
be taken, the trustees either Of them NAV proceed
TO execute the Trust
Copy-Teste,
WM. A CLEMENT, Crk.
The parties IN the above cause, and all other
creditors OF the defendant Robert Strange, whose
names are not mentioned in the deed of trust therein
referred to- but who are provided for under the gen
cfa term OF all Just cteditors" are hereby warned
ana ho'.hed, that have appointed Tuesday, the 2nd
n'y OF apr" next, at the office OF Sam Nowlin, on
'he Nam street, IN Lynchburg,to take the above or
1efed accounts, where The parties will attend at 10
O cicck A. NJ OF that day, with copies of court pa
pefs and evidences Of their respective debts in order
TO settlement Of the same.
JOS. B. NOWLIN. Com.
'larch4 WIN
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TERMS.

Per Session Of five months, puy able in advance.
Tuilioa in Ortbog,aphy, Reading u Wiring, Sl2 so
&" English Grammar. Geography, lis
tory, Arithmetic audComposilion, l6 90
Ancient Languages, Mathematics,
Chemistry Moral, Natural and lntellec
tual Philosophy, Rhetoric aud Logic, % 90
All Communications addressed TO the subscriber,
at Lynchburg, will meet with prompt attention.
J. W. GOODMAN.
The attention of the public is directed 10 the fol
lowing recommendations:
Feeling deep interest in the cause OF Educaiion,
| beg leave 10 commend to the community the Rev.
Mr.. Goodman, 4 gentleman Of high literary at
tainments and apt to teach
II gives me much pleasure 10 state that he has
conducted a school in tins vicinity, much 10 his own
credit, TO the improvement Of his pupils, aud TO the
entire satisfaction of the parents Of the children en-
trusted to his charge. The rapid progress made by
his scholars, as evlnceh by an examination which |
eccnily attended, bears ample testimony 10 tile ex
ceIIency of his mode oil conveying instruction.
lie will be found an accomplished scholar, gcu
tleman and CHRISTIAN. J. I. BARCLAY, NJ. d.
Soousville, Sept. oath 1888
The Rey'd. Mr.. Goodman proposes to establish a
School IN Lynchbug. He has been teaching, dur
ng the last twelve months, in the county OF Abe
marie. aud has had one OF my sons under ms care.
His reputation FOR peiy, intelligence, learning add
fitness for the Office Of teacher, is high aud the
progress and improvement Of my son, authorize me
10 believe, that Mr.. Goodman well deserves the re-
puiation lie has acquired. GEO. NJ. PAYNE.
Ingleside, Buckingham Co. Sept 2ls, l835.
This cerlGes. that Mr.. James w Goodman,
\ graduate of 1897 at this College. is a gentleman
Of unexceptionablc moral character and highly re-
spectacle literary attanments. He IS in my ludg
mcnt, possessed OF the requisite qualifications ion
a Preceptor, aud entirely deserving OF confidence
and patronage.
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Var. JOHN DAUGsHERTY:

TNAkE NOTICE. lhat Shall proceed on Mon.
n day, the 22d April next at the County C6urt
clerk ONCE OF Bedford county, to take the deposi
'ions OF sundy persons, to be read as evidence in
sun now depending in said court, wherein am plan
TN, yourself and others defendants
JOHN c. NOEL.
S. t'"'ch 10 w4ws
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N. LORD. President,
OF Dartmouth College.

Dartmouth College, Feb. 81, 1888.
RErEHENcEs.-Gen.D David Rhodes, S. NJ
II. Garland, VIM. Daniel, Jr. Esqr Colo. Lang
horne, J. NJ. Gordon John Hollins Rev. A. b.
Smith. Lynchbufg.-J w. Saunders, w South
ALL T. w. Gllmer Esqrs., Cbarlottcsve.-Rev
Robert Ryhnd, Rev. j. b. Taylor, Richmond.
The Richmond Religious Herald will please TO
insert the above, once fortnight for three times
and forward lis account to this Office for payment.
Feb. % oaC Is
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SUPERB FRENCH NEEDLE wouU

lust received, the most splendid assortmon, Of
e French worked Capes and Collars that the Ma,
them markets will afford, at all prices from 81 IA
TO el5. Ladies wishing something really exquisite
in this line, will do well to call on
ANDR, c. ELLIOTT.
March 81
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Notice..

4 LII persons having claims against the estate OIL
a the late Richd Walker Of Bedford county
are desired to bring them forward, the executors
are about TO close the accounts Of the said estate
WIN. RADFORD, rx,.vtors
HECTOR HARRIS,
March IA w4w
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Tan Es9i'L.
.EsfSf EerefspU,
A FEW BARRELS Of Sanders cr'elfatcd
IA RcctiGcd NHRsHxEN.

have. also. for sale lsw FOR cash, two new CAR
RlALI.S and IL FAIRNESS.
JOSEPH MARSH
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Campbell County, December Court, 1883.
NJ. Il b. w Nowlin, Samuel Fitch and Thos. Fitch
Plaintiff,
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UNEON ACADEMY.

TI'IIE FIRST SESSION of this Institution,
commenced the first Monday IN February, un-
der the direction of
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A sSCEIER.

=1>ssaa4ANs stock of tue land,is now at his stand
IN bedford county, al my stable, about nine
miles from Lynchburg, IN good health and ycor
serving mares at the price OF SEQ the season. dschar
geo by the pay ment Sl5 within the season. and one
dollar to the groomln every instance. ANY gentle
man becoming responsible for five mares, shall have
the liberty OF putting the sixth one gratis The
season to commence the LIST of April and will expire
the LIST OF August. The subscriber will use every
exefon TO give satisfaction to all who may patronize
is horse and care will be taken to prevent accidents
but cannot be responsible for any that NAV bapnen'
Any mares entrusted 10 my care shall be promptIy
attended TO- and fed with grain al 374 cents per day
My personal attention will be given rs far as pracii
cable " w. f''N''
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against

John Rosscr, Ammon Hancock, james Benagh
Nj. DAVIS, Executor OF Henry Brown Jr. deceased
VIM. l.. Lancaster, William Canada and Ro
Strange, defendants
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RowAND's Tonic MIXTURE,

October |
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The defendant, William Young, having entered his
appearance and gwen security, according the OF As
sembly and the rules OF this court and appearing by
factory evidence that he is not nhahan this Com
monwealth 1t is ordered that the said defendant Nnappear
hero the first Monday in MAY next
mended bill 1.-THE plaintiff and that copy this order be in
serted IN newspaper published in the Of Lynch
burg for two months snccessisey and posted the front
door OF the courthouse This Corporation.
Copy-Teste,
JAMES BENAGH, Clerk.
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Court of Hastings OF the corporation Of Lynchburg,
the 18th day OF February, 1889.
William l.. Lancaster, Plaintiff,
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Feb. 10

" IRGlNIA-At rules held for Bedford county, the e5th
' day of February, 1889
William Hx and Elizabeth his vita late Elizabeth Mead
or, Polly Dickinson John Meaor James Meador Obediah
dor and George Clark and Nlanda his wife late Malnds
Nleodor, heirs of Obediah Moado deceased, Plaintiffs
against
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TONIC MIXTURE PILLS,

WARRANTED perfect aud lasting for que and
w Fey er, and valuable remedy in Jaundce, Dyscnery
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The defendants John Nelson and Vincent Nelson not ha-
wing entered their appearance and given security, according
10 the Act OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court and
app caring to the satisfaction ofhe Court that not
inhabitants OF this commonwealth 1t is ordered that The said
defendants do appear here the fourth Monday May next
and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted newspaper published IN the
town OF Inchburg for months successfully and posted
at the front door OF the courthouse eff this county.
Copy-Teste,
RO. c. MITCHELL, c. b. C.
March w2m
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IN CUANCFRy

against
Pleasant Labbv, William Young Edmund Bower Wi
liam Davis McCorkle * Mcdaniel and Miller 4 Roberts,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17
STATE ELEcrroN.-The election

STATE ELECTION. The election returns do not
come in so favorable could wish. We feared
that the Wings would loose, inasmuch as the Loco
focos were making unprecedented effort to carry
the state, and some OF our Wing cotempories Of the
press have not manifested corresponding zeal
We believe that in almost every county in the state
the Loco Focos have increased their strength more
or less In Orange the Locos have gained Sena-
tors, one in Orleans, and one in Bennington The
Wings have gained one in Essexs and 3 in Franklin
which will not vary the parties in the Senate much
from last year; probably it will stand 10 wings and
II loco iocos. Chitcnden is again divided Marsh
wing, and Burgess, loco, are elected. Adams, wing,
is elected in Grand Isle county by what majority
we do not learn defnitely-3 of the five representa-
ilves IN that county are wings. The only change of
Representatives in Chptenden county, is one wing
lost IN Williston, making wings and 6 Van Buren,
members. Baxter, whig, is elected in Burlington by
a small maiority,-the wings gave Jenson 80 ma
Jority.-fraakIin Messenger a mistake
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

ihcir riankfuincss and obligation TO lAcUt Com I.
X Gesncy. and the officers and crew Of the u. ;.
Surveying bitg Washington foT their decision IN
sewing tbs Amisiead and rer unremiiging kindness
ard hospitality IN providing or their comfort on board
their vessel as wei as the means they have taken
Cor the protection Of their properly.
We must also express our Indebtedness TO that ma
ton whose flag tlley so wurihLly bear, with
rance that tins act viii he duly appreciated by
mos; gracious sovreign, Her Majesty The Queen Of
Spain hos Josr RuIz.
Dos PrpRo MoSTr1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17
Prom the Washington ~ { Republican.
STORM ON THE COAST.

The following appalling account is by gentle
man who the spot, and beheld the scene
which be describes;
Our coast has recently been visited by storm
more violent perhaps than any heretofore Known
On Monday evening the 26th u,, the roaring OF the
surf gave evidence 10 the praciced ear of approach
ina danger while clear sky and Southern bIeeze
es served bu, TO lull apprehension in the hearts Of
those who coniide IN such trcacherous omens. BY
Wednesday. at Doon the whole coast seemed To
ircinbo under the oceans surge The wind then
changed 10 + y f., and gradually increasing, and,
by Thursday morning, II blew with Tremendous vi
olence.
As nigh, set in. the storm increased, filling the
,.,ts.i.s ga -i0scs with water from the sea- and
impede It's progress by midnight the scene in
Portsmouth and elsewhere was fearful and grand in
the extreme. The wind having changed TO \. NV.
blew with undated fury. driving the angry waters
from the sound completely over the island, with
force that deies description The rain fell in tor
rents while the wind lifting the waters up, swept
them onward, apparently in sheets, that snow
Omit white The awful roar of the elements resem-
bled continual peal Of deep thunder, and seemed
TO ring the death knell to every ear.
There were few houses the island where the
rushing waters had not reached the floors which
were rising and he1ving within the forcing of a
door through which death stood prepared to enter
Consideration hlled every breast; and during an
hour when the waters seemed neither 10 rise or fall
1t Is difficult 10 imagine the feelings Of those who
were alive to the dangers which surrounded them
he storm having now spent its fury, the waters
gradually receded and the first sigh, of land cheer
cd every heart
AS the day broke, and the gale abated. heart
slckenlng sight presented itself among the shipping
OF me lsianc Vessels were sunk, ashore, caps;zed
and olsmised, with their exhausted crews clinpnp
TO the wrecks, and by signals imploring succor SO
soon as the sea was sufficiently cam boats put off
manned by the hardy pilots OF the island, and brought
the sufferers to shore
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

n. f. BOUNDARY Bangor Wing of the 9th
ut, states, that the Commissioners for the survey of
the Boundary Line between New Brunswick and
Maine had been at the Government House. Freder
teton, about week previous, and had commenced
Their tour on the 22d inst. Sir John Harvey has Civ
en- Gov Fairfield official notice that the commits
sloners were about TO make typographical survey
OF the disputed territory and the latter replied that he
VIII not only offer no interruption, but will give all
reasonable facilities in his power.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

A siGs But no WospER.-The famous would-bs
Governor Smile must be great man, large ma
)oniy OF his own town having voted for Gov Jen-
son.
A"0fder'-The Wing Candidates ios Senator'S ~
'hi' county each got large majority Of in their
own several towns, whereas tho van Buren, candid
aes each and all ofthem had large msontes against
them in their several towns.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

The Harrisburg Rioters.--The disgraceful scenes
acted at Harrisburg during the last winter when the
halls OF legislation disgraced by rioous assem-
bhes are fresh in recollection Other scenes scarce
y less dishonorable heve recently passed in the
courts. The indictments found against those con-
cerned in the disturbances have been quashed for an
ailedged technical rreguari,y in summoning the
jury.
When the bills were found by the grand jury the
attorney general refused them in the usual
maner; they were. received by the court and, soon
alter, the grand jury presented o. F. Johnson, the
Attorney General, for his neglect of duty. Judge
Porter ordered the information to be placed on file
MIR. johnson, with great violence, declared the
presentement TO be libel and pronounced the ju-
rors TO be eighteen calumniators
Pennsylvania seems TO be taking the lead in the
march of misrule and anarchy. That disturbance
OF the peace took place omost aggravated character
and that the repr, sentatves the people were pre-
vented from exercising their duties by mob, cannot
be questioned Judcial investigation would ascer-
tain the guilty parties and justice should award the
punishment. Yet, 1t seems 10 have been determined
that confessed riot at the very seat of government
so serious as to demand military force for its sup
preston, is TO be suffered pass over unchastised
while some of those who were active in promoting
the unlawful acts are rewarded with Offices and en-
ao!ed TO defeat the process of the law.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

Esser Bdak, GuildbaH VA writer in the Hav
erAill Republican says that Mr.. Dewey, who obtain
ed the charter ofths bank has recently sued !, and
attached the safe with IT'S contents for the amount
OF his debt, Mr. Swan, broker in New York. has
sued It for refusing to redeem its bills Its depos-
ties are removed, i, is said in toto, and the sheriff
has reoorded their amounts the back Of his wrts
and two OF three blank books.-WasL. q po,t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

The following is a ''werry purli,e" annunciaiion.
oPine the editor has been feeding on skunk's cab.
baee.
ieaods Island Eiecfion.-"There was an election
N The lutte dirty, bank ridden federal State of Rhode
Island, last week which resulted as usual In tho
ehoi'e OF the federal candidates ~ II. Patriot.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

Flash for fash Since the u S. steamboat ST
hSwrehee was hred INTO by the Canadian armed
schooner Montreal, Col Worth. who IL in co,,,, ~,
at Sacketts Harbor, has furnished each of the boa,s
IN the line down the river with guard of 10 men.
witn orders, II fired upon, 10 return flash for 1ssb
snf 'ha, with ball caririlges The precau,ic1. ~
been eiiectual. '''~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

Anti Sarery Eorthsa Ware"-Ths is a new
,nea' an advertisement, OF s.l.c 80 see IL poaei,-
seeps'e paper oy Field d Co Of thai city. Anti
Slavery Earihen Ware, Well. sthat bets ali ma.
tur,' as Jack Downing says
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

Lyman Raihb9H.--The Buffalo Advertiser and
Journal OF Tuesday says Leuers were received in
,oNn uis morning announcing the death Of Lyman
hsii''un. tis died IN Texas On the Is, Of August