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NOTICE..
Feb. 225

WILL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder, on the
w 2oth day March next, upon credit Of sixty
days, One Share Of the Blue Ridge TurIl-
pisSe stock, before the door of the Market house,
IN the town OF Lynchburg. Bond with good secu-
rity,wlll be required of the purchasers.
WHITING DAVIES, Admir-
De bonis non OF Nicholas Dawes, deed.
March dw
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TT RS. ORR proposes 10 teach SCHOOL at
L'A her house, near the Methodist Church; COM
mcncing on Monday next.
+ or Spelling, Reading, and Writing, s. so
Geography English Grammar, Arithmetic,
ana am Needle Work, . 90
She hopes TO meet with some encourag cment from
the public and promises 10 use every exertion to sd-
vance her pupils.
Feb. % 10
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G. A u I'll o N !.

I FOREWARN all personsfrom trading Tor n NOE
l. Tor bond) executed Ly with James NJ :" IL
liams security TO james Smithers for Fifty dollars
dated the 14h of March, lS39--As the SAID no'e
was procured from by the said Smithers by iraus
and circumvention
LEONARD II. WILLIAMSON,
Bedford March Is WV
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Valuable Town Propcrty.

10y VIRTUE ola decree of the Hastings Court
- for the Corporation Lynchburg, pronounced on
the 3rd day OF December, 1888 at the suit of Jane
Lee plaintiff rs Louisa Logan and others, defend
ants, the undersigned Commissioner appointed for
that purpose, will sell TO the highest bidder on the
premises, on Saturday, the 3Oth March inst. the
property named in said decree, on a credit of six
months. Bond and approved security will be re-
quired and the title whhsld as further security un
III payment is made, subject resale in case any
part OF the purchase money should not be paid.
The property consists of LOT on Federal Hin
and near the residences of Mr.. Mcajah Davis. Jr..
Mr.. Isaac Adams and Others, the improvements are
good Brick House, efficiently large for large
family with the usual Out Houses, and Well of
excellent Water. The tile Of this property is be-
leyed TO be good
JOHN NJ GORDON Commissioner
March II ,3oNb
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POLITICAL.
rWE WINE cur.

The eine-cup tonch u not
Youth take thy hand away
Poverty fills it up,
With ruin and decay.
Oh, Younss,er, heed thee we'll,
Ere thou hast quaiIed drop
The seeds of death are there
Whose work thea cnnst no, stop
That wine-cup, spnrn IL hence
Though il may sparkle we'll
Though il be old and red,
And sui, ting palate well.
on, lis the fatal goal
Whence leads The Drunkafd's path
Then heed il, youngster, well =
Shun woes the drunksrd bath
When in the festive hall,
Thou neci'st jovisl baud.
When merr, goes the hour,
Wh,re are voices sweet and bland
Should there tho uine-eup come,
Creating higher joy,
Oh. spurn tho wine-uup, then,
rs dangerous, my boy.
When in the wide world, youth.
Thou hold'H thy devious way.
Ifffom the path Of truth,
Temptations lead asiray-
lfarg'd to drain the glass.
With thoueh,less, needless men,
oh, as thou lov'si lhyssll,
Touch not the wineoup then.
Should hour. of d.. knrss come,
And thy hearts purpose fail,
Should life to thee seem vain,
And earth drcary vale
Oh, 10 the voice oftruth
Take heed, nor then be deaf
Shan, shun the vino cup, then.
II cannot give relief
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GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

NEW ARRANGEMENT
'INliE Northern Line of Stages from Lynchburg
L 10 Fredericksburg by way Of Charlottesville,
leaves Lynchburg on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at O'Clock, A. NJ. breaches Charottcs-
VILE IN the evening OF those days il arrives at Ere
dercksburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at O'Clock, p. Nj. In returning, 1t arrives at Char.
louesvllle on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
and reaches Lynchburg Tuesdays, THURSDAYS
and Saturdays. BY this route passengers leaving
Lynehburg will reach Fredericksburg in two days,
or those going from Lynchburg 10 Richmoni will
reach Richmond on the second day at O'Clock, p
M.-Our teams and coaches are first rate, and the
drivers arc careful and accommodating. No pains
will be spared to rendef the trip safe and pleasant to
the passengers.
Fare through 10 Fredericksburg Sll so
DO TO Richmond 9 SO
Apply at the Franklin Hotel, Lynchburg, for seats
S. b. CLOVES, Agt
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Notice.

INHE CORNER TENEMENT, now occupied
by Cobbs " Armlstead, commonly called
hy'es corner, is Tor rent-poSsesson to be given
on the LIST January, 1889. Persons DESTROYS to rem,
are requested to call on Charles l.. Mosby, who is
authorised TO mango and control the same for me
HARRIET KYLE.
Dec. 10. ts
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Land i'm Market, Oh long Credit.

H1dnH III WNFKcu, OIL IOnS CrcOlt.
THE SUBSCRIBER has for sale several
L Tracts of Land, lying in the heart Of Am
herst County, about miles from Lynchburg Of
oodquaty well watered and timbered, in an agree
able and pleasant neghbourhood, which will be sold
on credit of one, and three years from the day
OF sale-Possession given the LIST January, with hs
privilege of seeding following next fall. The
payments 10 carry interest from the date.-Appy TO
my son, d. II. London, IN Lynchburg.
TIRZAH LONDON.
Marcia waw A
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TRUSTEES SALE or uAyD.

RN VIRTUE OF Deed of Trust, executed BY
~ Ezekiel b. Gilbert, to the subscriber and John
Thompson, bearing date on the oh day of July 1881
and OF record IN the County Court of Amherst the
subscriber twill on Friday, the 18th day Of March
1889 on the premises expose 10 sale, by way of pub
lie auction, for cash,
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MIR. JOHN DAUGMERTY:

WAKE NOTICE. that shall proceed on Mon
Il day, the 22d April next. at the County Court
Clerks Office of Bedford county, to take the deposit
tons of sundry persons, to be read as evidence in
sui, now depending in said court,wherein am plain
tiff, yourself and others defendants.
JOHN C. NOEL.
March lS w4w'
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Feb. IS


NIRGINIA--At rules held for Bedford county, the 25th
day of February, 1889
William Xix and Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Mead.
or, Polly Dickinson, John Meuor James Mendor Obedab
Mcador Warner Basham and Sally his wife, late Sc lly Mica
dor, and George Clark and Malnda his wife late Nolind.
Meador, heirs OF Obedluh Mcador deceased, Plaintiff
against
George Meador Defendant
Is CuANcERY.
The defendant George Meador having entered his ap-
and given security according the Acof Assem-
bly, and the Rules Of this Court and appearing the
faction OF the Cont that he is nhaban OF this
try; 1t ordered that the said defendants. do appear on
the fourth Monday in May next and the bill OF the
in newspaper published in the of Lynchburg for
two months successfully, and posted the front door the
courthouse ofths county.
Copy-Tese,
kO c. MITCHELL. BIC.
March WIN
VIRGINIA-At Court held for Bedford county, the 9th
day OF February, 1889:
Charles C. Patterson, PlanG
Vincent Nelson, John Nelson and Henry Stiff,
Defendants
In CHANCERY.
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
inhabitants of this commonwealth II is ordered that said
defendants do appear here the fourth Monday in May next
and answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy of this
der be orwi inserted IN some newspaper published in the
town OF ynchburg for two months and posted
at the front door the courthouse eff this county.
Copy-Teste,
RIO. C. MITCHELL, C. BIC.
Marcia WIN
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Aneedoteo Of Mr. G0y.--ln his recent speech n,
Philadelphia, Mr.. Preston related the following
charaeefst anecdote of the distinguished Senator
rom kentucky. On one occasion, said Mr. p. he
d'u me the honor TO send for and consult with me-
II wa, IN reference 10 step he was about TO taxi.
ana winch VIII, perhaps, come to your minds with.
ou' more diec! illusions. After stating what lie
proposed. suggested whether there would ma, be
uaneer IN it-whether such course would not in
Ju'e MS own prospects, well AT those of the Wing
pa''y IN general His reply was. a. did not send
'oI you to ASK what might be the effects of the pro-
roseu movements on my prospects, but whether II
p p1s t - :, I FAD RATHER BE RlGHTTHAN
~ LIE N l. n. Y. Express.
ne hfst shad taken IN our Bay this season was
caught on Thursday right and sold Yesterday for "a
\1yGJL Ijc,,tt
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RowAND's Tonic MIXTURE
.4.H.D
TONIC MIXTURE PILLS,


WARRANTED a perfect and lasting cure for Asu. and
w Fever and valuable remedy in Jaundce Dysen,ery
From DR.. Amos x. Smith, Northern Liberties, Philad
Dear SRI e"ngr "a una you on your good forum.
blessing as your Tonic Mixture has fully proved il,
SELF II speedily becoming the avore remedy with ali
one OF the most important discoveries of the age. Feye,
and Aguo has hitherto baaed the skill the most emne
OF Practitioners, and even they deem pesumpos "a,
promise more than temporary aid Your Tonic how
S; and to nais "sT and psS1 mr.
ny and health hope will pcrsevere the in.
huencc Of the medicine aud that the public will estimate your
All. SMITH, ND.
Extract ETA Letter from Dr. Sterens, Bucks Co. Pa,
the first quantity of your Mixture which ea I'd highly er
tolled permanent for Fever and Agu. dses,,
try N, neghbors and patients had become accuslom.
ed to the of Banks and Qunne, &c. that they ceased n
trial of your medicine. believe that there is at h. '%.
hundreds who would cordially testify TO the benefit. hs
spread knowledge ofts peculiar virtues There has BEEN
very e oil the Agne in the igheorhood since the nodue
very general use of this medicine. J. STEVENS.
ALSO.
Row""d'. yc-w"'er, for inhummaons, &c ofthe Eyer.
DO. ImpnlPnbic Densifricc, a valuable article
for the Teeth and Gums.
Row""d'. Amnonjnied Embrocn,ion, for Qninsy,
Rheumatm, Sprains, &c. OF high standing.
Rowands Alternative Extracts, for Liver dsesscs
Jaundce, Scnrsy, Mercural Diseases etc.
Bow"md'- Aiab"sscr Powder, for beuutfying and sof
ten'ns the complexion
4 ROw1nd's Vcrmifuge Worm a cele.
| brated and popular remedy.
For sale by Howell DAVIES, Agent
! July 80 wI2m
VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of III.
Court of Hastings of the corporation of Lyncburr nm
the 4th day OF February, 1882 "
! William l.. Lancaster Psio,ig
| against
Pleasant Labby, William Young, Edmund Bower VIII
liam Davis, McCorkle 4 Mcdaniel and Miller 4 Roberts
Defendants
In CHANCERY.
The defendant, William Young, having entered bis
appearance and security according the of As,
sembly and the rules of this court appearing by salts
factory evidence, that he is inbnbitunt this Com
onweat 1t is ordered that the sad defendant do appear
here the first Monday in May next the second
mended bill ohe plaintiff and that copy of this be In
serted in newspaper published in the LYNCH
burg for months successfully and posted at the front
door of the courthouse Of this Corporation.
Copy-reste,
JAMES BENAGH, CLERK.
| Feb 10 WIN
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Union ACADEMY.

u,UE FIRST SESSION OF this Institution.
commenced the first Monday IN February, up-
h. lii. n
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons having claims against the estate Of
"A the late Richd. Walker Of Bedford county,
are desired to bring them forward, as the executors
are about TO close the accounts of the said estate.
M Mn; FaD HSkRis, Executor"
March ID w4w
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Just KeCeiceN,
Lemons and Dram.

Lemons and Oranges.
70 / feeeieed and Tor sale IA superior lot Lem
- mons and Oranges
=, CHARLES PHELPS.
March ii
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FEB RUAR Ia

4 r a Circuit Superior Court of Law aud Chan
"a Gerry, continued and held for the town Of
Lynchbu,g, the courthouse, in the said town, on
Thursday, the 25th day of October, 1888, sitting as
Court of Chancery:
Sarah L. North Plaintiff
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of M,
Court OF Hastings, of the corporation of Lynchbure on
the 4h day OF February 1889. o. "
William l.. Lancaster, Plsio,ig
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Campbell County, December Court 1888.
NJ. q b. w. Nowin, Samuel Fitch and Thos. Fitch,
Plaintiffs
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Pleasant Labhy, William Young, Edmund Bower vii,
liam Davis, McCorke & Mcdaniel and Miller K Roberts
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-07-18

duty--and not merely to minister to his
own interest or qualification at her ex-
pense. He will look at the political and
moral defects of others with that charity
he would ask for his own. His sense of
proprlety will teach him, that he cannot
degrade his government in the eyes Of
the world, without casting reproach upon
himself either for decency or patriotism.
what citizen of the republic will look at
'hls picture, and not say that he is a wing
OF the same spirit and the same creed,
with the wings of our revolution. Who
will deny that the great majority Of the
American people have always been such,
however they may, for time, have been
divided by party names, mischievously
and dishonesty applied. Men may east
~ assume names themselves, or apply
opprobrious epithets to others without
propriety in either case and for the most
reprehenslbie purposes. This only proves
that they are often more careless than
wlse-more i'll natured than honest-and
more censorious than charitable and kind.
lnvldlous party names and distinctions
have crept into fashion among us. greatly
to our prejudice, without much regard to
their propriety, or their originals man
sometimes seizes an awkward weapon, to
defend himself, or attack his enemy. be-
cause it was near at hand; while he trusts
to chance, for the manner il which it is
to be used, or the efforts of his SKILL
They have served, however, for years
past, to vitiatc our tastes, embitter our
feelings and associations. debase our hab
its, and pervert the truth-while they
have kept our political and social circles
in a state of high, unnatural excitement
which should have been suppressed o,
soothed into kindness, by being nurtured
upon other and better aliment.
ACHILLES.
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am Of opinion that sea once connected
the waters of Hudson's Bay with the
Gulf of Mexico, in the period of the Sc.
cond geological formation, dividing the
Alleghanies from the Rocky Mountains
and the western Hemisphere into two
great continents or perhaps into three, Sc
parating the Andes from both.
Yours, &c.
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Written for the Patriot.
BURLINGTON, 10. July, 1889.
My DEAR FRIEND

1t is only by reason of the rivers that
water this country, the arteries by which
life is maintained in it, that it can have
any value, or could become the abode of
the population destined to fill or that is
now within it. These channels of trade
and intercourse, in furnishing an easy
highway for the transport of passengers
and goods into country that must other
wise be reached by long and laborious
travel and could only receive supplies and
send out its produce by yet more labori-
Gus and precarious means, have made it
accessible and brought it by the aid of
steam into contiguity with places separat-
ed from it by long centuries Of miles.
must therefore not omit to mention the
rivers Of the territory though you have in
relation to the most important of them
more information than | shall communi-
cate, and are not without some knowledge
of the smaller ones.
The Mississippi has its course for 600
miles of navigable water from st. Antho-
ny's falls to the northern bound Of Missou-
ri, little below the Les Moines rapids,
along the border Of this territory. Sew
eral boats have been as high as St, Pc
tiers the present season, which point and
others in that region will perhaps before
long become places Of general resort for
summer residence or excursions by the
inhabitants of the more southern ATTITUDES
contiguous to the river. The river is con-
stantly traversed by steam boats to Gale.
ma and Dubuque about geo miles above
this, which carry passengers, emigrants
and merchandise to those and intermedi-
ate places, and return with lead, the pro
,duce Of the ''diggings'' at those points and
take in occasionally our surplus grain al
this place, to supply the lower country.
The navigation of this glorious river is
obstructed by two sets Of rapids in passing
through this territory. The first however
called the upper rapids terminating near
Davenport about 80 miles above this is a
very slight impeachment if any at all. Its
i channel has at the lowest stages Of water
from eight feet to depth not reached by
a fourteen feet pole, and is generally OF
sufficient breadth; though in the upper
part it is rather intricate and narrow. The
lower rapids, so called begin about 81
miles below this place and ten below
I, Madison, extending about IL miles, ant
at low stages OF water are impossible BY
large boats. This set consists OF fou
chains of lodges, called upper chain, La
mallee's, English, and Lower chain, and i
of extremely difficult navigation, the chan
t mel being for the most part very shoal, IN
!. tricate and narrow. The English chaii
. has two channels. The one, near Thu
bank, has but two and half feet IN grea
part at low water. The other, near the cas-
tern bank, has generally six feet or NOR
but is so narrow and intricate as to be al
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A Spanish proverb says, that the Jews
ruin themselves at their passoyers, the
Moors at their marriages, and the CHRIS
tians in their lawsuits.
Itmay not be generally known respect
ing persons in the receipt of pensions,
that if they be convicted offelony, the pen
sion becomes forfeited.
Mademoiselle Rachel, the celebrated
French actress, who has come up from
street ballad girl, is to be welded to. the
Duke D'Ossuna, and becomes a Castilian
Duchess, with fortune of many millions.
Here is a romance in reality for you.
Buffalo harbor, 18th ult. was 80 inches
lower than it had been in three years, so
that heavily freighted vessels could not
come to the wharf. The cause is sup
posed to have been strong North East
wind, blowing the water up the lake.
| No less than twenty lives were lost, on
board the John Bull steamer, on the st.
Lawrence, in consequence Of jumping
overheard as soon as she caught fire.
A destructive tornado passed through
Cassewago township, Pa, on the 9th
ult., tearing up large trees, and razing Sc
veral houses I'd their foundations.
A drunkard fell across the railroad track
in Philadelphia on Tuesday, just before
the passage Of train Of cars, and had his
head completely severed from his body.
81 don't know where that boy got his
temper; he did not take it from me-
.sWhy. no, my dear, don't perceive that
you have lost any!" was the affectionate
ireply Of the sFcso.
The scarlet fever is raging extensively
on Cape Cod. A letter from Barnsiable
dated on Friday, mentions that'a whole
family of five children, spending the sum
|mer there were down with it, some OF
them dangerously i'll.
i A Liverpool paper says that an onion
applied to the part affected by the sting Of
an insect. will. invariably give relief This
important but simple remedy should be
4 generally kncwn.
+ a poor woman died of 3hungera few
ldays since al. Philadelphia. leaving five
i children, who, with herself had been de-
serted by drunken husband,
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Waters go out from or pass our limits
that will transport US to Hudsons Bay
and the gulf Of Mexico, to Pennsylvania
and the Rocky Mountains.
/ have already mentioned the ssugges-
ton which is forced on US by the fossil
remains at this place that body Of water
of great depth once covered this valley.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22
THE HUMAN HAIR.

NO Personal influenced by nothing
than luxuriant crop Of hair The loss Of tbs hair
in occasoned solely through neglect Of those
which really do exist to preservei To prevent its de-
cay and accomplish its complete restoration, j.. the object
TO which Mr. Crehueh has for II directed his attention
The growth and organization Of the hair ITS structure
nectea with The anatomy Of the skin has been his peculiar
study To attain full this subject he attended
the lectures Of the celebrated ply oogs in London
and Edinburgh dseeted the iii erent layers Of the skim
ind the bloodvesses and bulbs connected with both
and by these discovered the which
occasion badness produce gray hair Having obtained
perfect knowedgs Of all these subjects, and after
experiments heads in different stages Of badness asd
them according to the constitution OF the individuals the
result was the production Of his celebrated
TRICOPHEROUS, or INDICATED COMPOUND
II composed OF ingredients Of the most vivy powers
combined with those which win promote the circulation give
healthy the skin, and restore tbs relaxed functions
evident that only BY ush the restoration of tie
hair Be effected
In proof confidence which CLIRFHUGHha has in restor
ing hair he prepared treat 18th gentleman who
would wish have the Compound applied by himself at has
Hair Cutting Rooms. This will be done Tifho oA0ygs
til the hair . restored individuals Of the highest responsibility
had their hair restored referred viii
testify TO the great efficacy ofthe Compound.
Ladies should observe that wherever the has hair become thin
brokenoien eauedb by tying the hair too tight this Cone
pound only restore It, Ia snch all s greasss Se
any fatty matter perncious and only be
n,ended through the grossest ignorance.
On. application Of the Tricopherons sufficient 10
ssurf and Dandf from the hair asl dissipate all impurities
frox the skie.
Price, 81 bottle Sold by CLIREHUGH at hi, Hair Cut.
ting Rooms Corner Of FuItn Broadway and Of his ap.
pointed Agents. j. b. Dodd Druggist Of Blocker and
Broadway VIM Minor. Druggist corner Of Dey street and
Broadway. ms9sm