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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-31
Consumption,
asthma ! and Cdtarrh

I that long train of diseases which seems TO grow With
! the growth Of civilized Nsciety, takes
the lead in its relentless inronds upon human life. Improper
neglect in the timely administration of simple and salutary
remedies Is sure to be reproved by a dreadful succession Of
consumptise symptoms-oppresson of the breast grcenish
and bloody spittle-uieerated lungs and hectic feyer-shrivel-
led extemities, and general emacation Of the whole body
prostratione Of strength flushed cheeks-swollen feet and legs
and at last, in possession ofthe mental faculties, and while
hope still whispers hsr aattering taies-cold extremities, and
a premature death.
For the various stages of this complaint, one of the mostap-
proved remedies ever yet discovered, is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-31

PURSUANT to a deed of trust executed to the
subscribers, by Robert Strange, bearing date
18th December. 1887, & duly recorded in the clerk
office oiihe Hastings Court, for the town cfLynch-
burg, we shall proceed TO sell, by way Of public auc-
ton, in front Of the Market House, in the town If
Lynchburg on the first day of February next, one
Negro Man, a slave, by the name of Patrick, Young
and valuable. The terms made known ON The daV
of sale. Acting as trustee we will convey such title
only as is vested in us by said deed.
JOHN ROSSER, )Trus.
AMMONHANCOCK tees.
January 81 uF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-31

ANEcpoTE.-D During Mr.. Duncan's late speech
IN the House OF Representatives. a listner was s..uok
with the homely remark of countrymau, who was
Standing near also ana listened with great attention
TO the speech.
" What's the name Of that ere gentleman in
the white vest, who's making so much noise =" said
he. '
That, sir. is Mr.. Duncan of Ohiol 2"
duncan Isit Well, I've hearn tell of him.-
why, he's got brass eaougll in his forehead 10 make
q bell-metlle skillet ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-31

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of tho
' Circnir Superior Court OF Law and Chnncery, for the
county of Amherst, on Monday the LIST day of October, 1888
Ambrose Plunkett and Willis H.. Plunketi, late merchants
and partners trading under the style and firm OF A. a. VII.
Plunkett, fIalntnfs,
against
stephen Turner and Edward A. Cabell, Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The Defendant, Stephen Turner, not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the Act of As
sembly and the rules of this court, and il appearing by suits
factory evidence that he is not an inhabtant of this Com.
monwealth-it is ordered that the said defendant do appear
here on the first day OF the next April term, and answer the
bill of the plaintiffs, and that acopy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in Lynchburg,
for two months successfully and posted at the front door o
the courthouse of this county.
ACopy-Teste,
ROBERT TINSIEY, Crk.
December 90 WIN
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AROMATIC PILLS.

They cleanse the blood from those disorders of the female
constitution, for which the Pills are an efectual specific
they restore a free circulation, reform the irregular operations
in the sanguinferous system,-reyiye and establish the de-
sired healthy habits, and restore 10 the panid oountenance the
notural glow ofhealth and good spirits.
Married ladies will find the Pills equally useful, except in
cases OF pregnacy, wnen they must not be taken-neiuler
must they be taken by persons OF hectic or eonsumptise
habits.
Nav 81 l2m
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E,UETICAl.


ON TuR DEATH or JAMBo MADss,
NJ PARK RHsyAnrs.
HNy shall NJ rsoarn the glorious dead :
What treph, rear above his grave
For whom a nations tears arr shed,
4 nations funeral banners wave
Lei eleqaence his deeds proclaim
From Yea beat strand to moun,ais goal
Let Hisrcrs write his peaceful nam.
High on her truth illuminsd scroll.
LII Poetry and Art through Earth,
The page inspire-the Canvass warm
In glowing words record his wroth,
In living marble mould his form.
A hsre SO bright will never fade,
A namc 50 dear Immortal be
Upon his oountry's shrine be laid
The charter Other liberty.
Praise be to God his love bestowed
The chief the patriot. and tho sage
Praise God 10 him our fathers owed
The fair and goodly heritage.
The sacred Gin Time cannot mar,
Bat Wisdom guard what valor won
While beams serene her guiding star.
And Glory points to Madison.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-31

Two thousand dollars have been ,pprop,i,,ed h,
the Legislature of Missouri for The relief Of rho Mo;
mon women aud children in Dawes and Caldwell
counties.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-31

The above sale is postponed TIL the Goth Februa-
ny, 1889. at which time it will take place, on the prem
ises, At the house formerly occupied by Mr.. Bethel.
A.TOMPkINS. Trustee.
Innnnry Of foGE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-31
DR.. RELIES
PILLS..

The exceedingly powerful, and yet equally safe and limo.
cent preparation, has effected thorough and rapid cures upon
naien,s supposed to have been advanced in a cofrmed Con-
sumption. and who hive exhibited the appearances which
nsnally indicate a fatal termination ofihe disorder.
Price ~ for whole boxes, Of 30 pills, and so cents for half
do. ole pills, with directions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-31

cent. are paid on the prices Of last year. Ia some
Instances more has been obtained .llan 10 any pre-
vious year Rents in Wall street around the En-
change are much higher than ever before, II we ex-
cept The msmen,ar, rush caused by The great fire.
Jour. Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-31

1t has been decided by the Legislature Of Illinois
10 remove the seat of The State government from
Vandalla to Springfield, and an appropriation has
been nade TO dclray the expenses of the erection of
The State House of that place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-31

TNHE Celebrated Race Horse, CAhC. =.
Il LINIAN, BY Old Sir Archy, will make his
next season, at my stable in this place. Ped'sree,
Performances and other particulars. in due season.
MELVILLE TALBOT.
Dec. IL. WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-31
Fresh Imported Dry Goods.

Il tended 10 the firm OF Robinson x Elliott, aud
respectfully soliciting a continuance, announces to
his friends and the public, the arrival of an extra
new stock, purchased within the last three weeks, IN
the Northern cities, under The most favorable cir
cumstances:
Blue black IL fancy cold. Cloths, supr. quality,
do do do Cassimeres, style entirely new,
Extra superiine London Cd Merinos, very cheap,
a beautiful assortment OF Calicoes, patterns most
rare,
A, fg'd. & twilled, style entirely new,
Rich glossy Black Italian Lutesrings,
S%uperfne plain Il fg'd. Swiss Muslin,
10 bales X cases OF Domestic Goods, comprising
the best assortment | have ever had.
With a large additional supply daily looked for,
winch will make my assortment complete. If new,
cheap and desirable Goods will induce a call, | can
with safety say my friends aud the public will not be
disappointed. A. {. ELLIOTT.
Oct. = is
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TO CONTRACTORS.
River and X lana w ha Canal,

A LII work Except lock gares) on the line of the
"a Canal between Richmond and Lynchburg, will
be let at the next meeting OF the Board OF Directors
in this City. commencing on the 9Th Feb,uary next.
The work now offered includes the towing path
bridge across James River above the Joshua Falls
Dam, and tha, across the mouth Of Tye River. 1t
embraces, also, several lift locks, and culyerts, and
the guard lock section %. The abuiments OF various
farm and road bridges, and the em~bankment over
many Of the culverts.
Contractors are requested to leave their proposals
with the Secretary, on or before the 9TH Februa-
ry. -.
Plans Of the locks and bridges may be seen at the
office of the subscriber in Richmond.
CHARLES ELLET, in.
Chief Engineer
January ol HF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-31

KENTUCKY.-Tho Maysyille Eagle announ-
ces Adam Beatty asa Candidate for Congress from
The twelfth district, now represented by John Cham
bers. (W.)
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The Maine Legislature has reelected Ruel vii
liams, ". b to represent that State in the Senate
Of the United States.
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FAsHIONABLE BONNrTs-

TUST received, lease of the most beautiful Bon-
- nets, OF the latest style. Also, 4 cases Nuns
bonnets, OF altogether new material, and much hand
somer than the old style.
b ANDREW c. ELLIOTT.
Now
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AT rules held in tho Clerks Office of the
Y Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery, for the
county OF Charlotte, Monday, November 9th, 1888:
John Annistead and Hill McCraw, late merchants and
partners trading under the style and firm of Armistead Il Me
Craw, Plaintiffs,
against
Sterling McDearman, Robert Morton and Thomas Pugl,
administrators of Thomas McDearman, deed. Plaintiffs,
In CHANCERY.
The defendant, Sterling MeDearnan, not having entered
his appearance according to the Act OF Assembly and the
rules of this court, and IL appearing to the satisfaction ofthe
court that he is not an |inhabitant ofthis State On the mo-
ton of the plaintiffs, by counsel, it is ordered that the said
defendant do appear before the judge of the said court
al the courthouse of the said county, on the first day Of
the next term, and enter his appearance and answer the PLAIN
lifts bill, and that n copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in the town of Lynchburg, for two
months successfully, and posted at tls front door of the court.
house of the said county.
~Copy-Teste,
WINSLOW ROBINSON, c.
December 90 WIN
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Debilitated Females
DIR. REL

vINHE complaints peculia to the fenalelpa't ofthe commn-
l nifty, have been loug successfully treated by the adj
tion of
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C.1Y.1V.Y.g ~C.lSTI.y-GS.

M f. have in store, on consignment, a large guam
w lily of we'll assorted Castings, for sale by the
ton. Merchants buying 10 sell again will please give
us n call. We are authorized by the oonsignors to
warrant them 10 be of first rate metal.
LANCASTER & BRYANT.
Dec. 10 Is
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"'"p
VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
circuit superior court Of law aud chaucery, Tor the coun-
~ Of Amherst, on Monday, tue Sd day of Decenber 1888:
james +. Thornton, flaintin,
against
John Eubapk and Catharine his wife, James Rose, Spots
wood Garland, Thomas N. Eubank, Margaret Eubnnk, Pat
rick X. Eubank, Martha Ann Eubank, Susan Eubank, John
Eubank, louisa Eubank and Sally Ciampe Eubank, infant
children of the said John and Cntlarine Eubank, and JolnC.
Elliott, Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
The Defendant James Rose, not having entered his appear
ance aud given security, according TO the act ofassembly and
the rules OF this court, and ii appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, that he is not an inllabilani OF tins commonwealth; 1t
is or1eisd, that the sad defendant do appear here ON the
first day OF the next April term, and answer the bill OF the
Plairtiff, and that acopy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper, printed in the town of Lynchhnrg, iortwo
months successfully, and posted at the front door OF the court
mouse 0''''' county hoB1E(Rr TiiiNsLEY, Clerk.
VIRGINIA "A, rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Cour; OF Law and Chancery for Inc
county ofCanpbel, on Monday the Sd day of December 1888
Thomas Cle,inger, Plaintiff,
Nathaniel Parker and Henry Parker Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The defendant, Nathaniel Parker, not having entered his
appearance and given security, according to The net OF As
scnbly and the rules Of this court, aud it appearing by salts
monwealth 1t is ordered that the said defendant %doappcor
here on the first day 9TH next April term, and answer the
bill OF The plaintiff; and that n copy of this order be forth
with inserted IN some newspaper printed IN The town OF
L%ynehburg' for Two months snccessiyely, and posted at the
front door OF the courthouse OF tins county, ON some court
day. A Copy-Fesic,
JOHN d. ALEXANDER, Crk.
December 20 WIN
VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the Clerks Office ofthe
Y Circuit superior Court of Law and Chancery, for the
town OF Lynchburg on the ihh day of December, 1888
Benjamin Lswis, Plaintiff,
against
James Bullock, William Pcnnock, Archibald Freeland,
Senr, James Scott, Sen'r, and Grace his wife, Henry Dun
nington, Sergeant of the corporation of l%y nclburg, and as
such adn'r. OF Donald Frecland, and also admir-. OF William
Freeland, decd. Archibald Frceland, Jr, Jehh Freclond,
Charles Frceland, Walter Frecland and others, Defendants.
The defendant, William Pennock, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the Actof AS
scmbly and the rules of this court, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is not an inhabitant of this Coun-
try 1t is ordered that the said defendant do appear here
on the first day OF the mex term, and answer the amended bill
and bill of royiyor and supplement of the pluintih; and that u
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per printed in the town OF L%ynchburg, for two months sue
cessiyely, and posted al the front door of the Court House, in
said town. A ~Copy-Teste,
d. ROBES, CPk.
December % WIN
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December 90

IRGIN TO wic-At rules holden in the Clerks Office
of tho Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chuncery for
the county of Halifax, in the month of November, 1888
Barnett Finch, Plaintiff,
against
Richard Halliburton, Allen Halliburton, John Laid, Thom-
as IIowerton and james + .Brooks, administrator OF Elizabeth
Pickett, deceased, Defendants.
In CHAHCERY.
The defendant, Richard Halliburton, not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the Act of Assem-
bly, and the rules of this court, and il appearing by satisfac-
factory evidence, that he is not an inhabitant of this coun
Try It is ordered that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day of the next term and answer the bill of the plain
tiff and that Il copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
the L%ynchburg Nirginian, for two months successfully and
posted at the front door of the courthouse of this county.
A Copy-Tcste,
WIN. HOLT, Crk.
December 30 w2m
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Persons using the Life Medicines, are ADVISED 10 tnhe me
Pills at night, in sufficient quantities TO operate two " thIee
times on the bowels in the course of the next day. Also, take
a Tablespoonful of the Bitters hall an hour before each meal a.
For those of a delicate or enfeebled cohs''uuon' II" wv
quantity may be sufficient.
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The above Medicine for sale by D. r. LYMAN. ASa
Oct. Is VIA
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December 90

NIRGINIA-At rules held in the clerks office, of the cir
' cult superior court of law and chancery, for the coun
t of Amherst, on Monday, the Sd day of December, 1888
Wiley Campbell, Plaintiff,
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DAVY CHOCKETT.

n : ! am determined to quit the Horse business,
~ will sell this superior Young ACk
nj much less than his value.-lIe has stood three
seasons AT the Red House, in Charlotte, and | can
assert with safety, that he is one Of the most vigorous
JACKS in Virginia his Colts are very large and
well formed. CLEMENT HANCOCK.
Red House, Charlotte, jan I'm
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HAVE JUST RECEIVED one barrel
J. superior Winter stralnedLamp Oil.
IL. LATHAM.
Dec. 81 Is
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EDUCATION.

HNDE next Session OF the subscribers school will
Il commence on Monday the 18th of February
next, aud continue five months.
RO. b. SHELTON.
Ian II
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Ob PRINTING Executed at this office. with
y "eatness and despatch.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-08-14
Albany, July 81, 1889.
1.-THE following letter received from Senator
n orris, of Ohio and read in the Conventional

1.-THE following letter was received from Senator
Morris, of Ohio, and read in the Convention
Cincinnati, July %. 1889.
Dear Sir,-lt was my intention to have
been with you at the National Anti-Slave-
ry Convention, at Albany, on the 3lst
inst, and had made preparations to leave
hele for that purpose on this morning -
but the state my health and domestic af-
fairs have prevented me. 1 rejoice, how
ever, that the abolition of slavery through
out the civilized world, is no longer prob.
lematical; it seems to be almost univer-
sally conceded, that this stupendous fraud
upon portion Of the human race is fast
drawing to close, and the great question
with us is truly, what measures are best
suited to accomplish this desirable end in
the United States. In our otherwise free
and favored country, slavery seems to
have erected its strongest hold, and is mol
only striving to govern the councils of the
country, the press and the pulpit; but
even mind itself is attempted to be made
subject to its rules; and [ should almos,
despair of successful resistance, did moi
see embodied In the cause of freedom more
moral worth, more talent, more patriotism
more love of country, more devotedness
to principles, than is embodied in any 9th.
er cause in the United States. Yes.
repeat it, the gentlemen who are now, in
Tour own country, engaged in the anti
slavery cause, seem, to me, 10 posses;
more moral worth, more talent, more pat
riotism and love of country, than any 9th.
er body of men IN the United States. no
even excepting the public councils OF the
nation. It is true they are vet in the mi,
noritv; but if am not mistaken, ia eve
Try age and country of the world in which
men have been compelled, by oppression
to strike for freedom. they have been a
/ first but few in number and a persecutec
race. But where they have been sincere
making truth and justice their guide. sue
lcess has universally been the final resul
of their efforts. With as the slave ha:
no power of action. nor can we consen
that his freedom shall be the purchase 3
his own arm melciful Providence. il
order to prevent such dgeadful catastro
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-08-14
VERMONT TELEGRAPH,
BRANDON, WEDNESDAY, AUG. IA, 1889.
THE NATIONAL A. S. CONVENTION.

THE NATIONAL A. s. CONVENTION
The last Emancipation contains journal of the
proceedings Of the Convention, except the speech
es, which it promises next week. Below is its
schedule, which was sent on beforehand to some OF
the Anti Slavery papers, embracing the list of off,
GERS of the Convention, resolutions passed during
the session, &c.
National Anti-SIavery Convention.
This important convention met pursu-
ant to the call, at Albany, in the Alb Pres
byteriaa church, on Wednesday, July 8 st
The meeting was called to order by w
l.. Chaplin, chairman oil. the committee
OF arrangements.
| Alvan Stewart, of Utica, was appointed
! President Of the convention, supported b,
the following Vice Presidents; William
Jackson, of Mass. David Root of N. HI.
Nathan Winslow, of Maine; Jonathan p
Miller, of VT; A. M. Collins, of Conn.
i WHY'S Ames. of r. L j; Elias Manches
ter, James g. Birney. Israel Smith, an
Martin Pope. Of N. Y; LindIey Coate
ana James Paul, of Penn; Samuel Aaron
OF NewJerseyi Thomas Garrett, of De
/ aware. and Samuel PLUMB, of Ohio.
Joshua Leavit, of New York =
Cnauncey L. Knapp, of Vt; and Henri
Giooons. of Delaware, were appointe
4 Prayer was offered by Joseph r Johr
e son, of NewSYork.
!. John Scoble. of London, who has ia:
! returned from spending several month
!. in investigating the condition of the Bril-
ish West Indies. was introduced to til
{ meeting, and invited to a seat as an hon
: orary member of the convention. o
Thursday evening, August LIST, by reque.
Of the Convention, he presented a deepl
interesting and encouraging detail Of iii
s'a.e OF things IN those colonies
Inc following general resolution wa
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-08-14

nhes in our beloved country, has brought
r. his rescue. and united for his deliver
ance. the warmest hears and soundest !
heads of the nation; and they present TO /
the world the new, strange and Cheering /
phenomenon, of men enjoying all the
blessings ofiberty themselves, yet willing |
to devote their time, their means, their all, |
to procure for the oppressed and down.
trodden slave, those natural rights to which
he is entitled, and which we promised to
all men as the chief corner stone of our
republican ediice. The moral power Of
such men is sufficient for this work, but
that moral power must operate by means;
and the elective franchise IS the great, II
not the only means TO make 1t eftectuai.
Political action is necessary to produce
/ moral reformation in nation; and that
action wilh-us can only be etfectualiy ex-
ercised through the ballot box. And
surely the ballot box can never be used
for more noble purpose than TO restore
and secure to every man his lnailenable
rights. It seems to me 10 be almost an
impossibility, that man can be In favor
of perpetualing American slavery, and yet
be a friend to the principles of our gov
eminent 1.-THE ballot box, then, is hon.
estly and independently used, it alone will
soon produce the extinguishment OF slave
: ry in our country.
) l am happy to say to you, and 10 those
/ who, with you, are endeavoring to restore
; the slave to his long lost rights. that in the
7 West, the cause OF freedom is onward -
: men speak as well as think on this sub
: ject; mind is meeting mind, and mutua
: confidence and mutual support will bt
D the natural result.
S sincerely regret that am denied thu
It pleasure of meeting the friends of liberty
It in convention at Albany but there i
h much TO do here, and find it not in m.
s power to comply with the numerous invi
IS tations to attend meetings in different part
7, of my own State. Though the friends c
v the slave are scattered throughout on
vast country, yet they seem TO be actuaIe
st bv the same impulse-this l trust wi
lie afford perseverance and give encourage
I'd ment to all.
i am, with respect,
le Your obedient servant,
s. THOMAS MORRIS.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-08-14
Religions Intelligence.
letter OF Mr.. Onclxen.--Rcligious freedom
fnfranred by the Hamburg Senate.

letter OF Mr.. Observation-Disclosures freedom
infringed by the Hamburg senate.
AlIusioA has been repeatedly made to
restrictions imposed on the Hamburg
church by the civil authorities, and seri-
GUS apprehensons expressed lest eventually
their public religious services should be
wholly suppressed. From documents late
iy received, we are lead to fear that this
crisis is near at hand On the 9th oil
April last protocol was issued by the
Senate. enjoining upon the chief ma gis.
trate Of police 10 summon Mr.. Oncken and
and his associates before him, and-B Bar.
Mss. Magazine.
-. To Inform the said. Oncken, that
the Senate neither acknowledges the SO.
cieiy which he denominates the Baptist
church. nor himself as its preacher; that
on the contrary the Senate can only vie "
il as criminul schism, ofwhich be is the
sole author To explain TO the said Onck-