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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23
GUIDE TO PASSENGERS,
Learning LyncEsbHrg for Ee;ssac,,, m.
fsaP Mart. "

4 FAVE Lynchburg or Alord,ys wodoas
d 4 days and Fridays, at . O'Clock. } n r,',a
charlottesville same es enins at : p. NJ. Leave
Gharlo''esvll'e next day by A, NJ. reach the Rail
h Road distance OF only 25 miles from Cha.
ioi'esv'''e by 10 O'Clock, add arrive in Rich.
,n"n" same evenings, by o'clock p. NJ. This will
" 'Ip'' ~ '"i the most comfortable route as well
as the most expeditions to RiubmonI or oainn
norm, BY ''ay of Wa .hingon Cry, having no n1ph1
u a't ahe' 'raviog Lynchbufg. The teams
anu ' coaches on ,hts line are frst rate, and the
u 'e's sHl''nl' careful and accommodating No
1'", "'l DO pared to re:. the trip sale and plea
rcAshurg SIZE. r. cI OWES aa',
June II v 49, 80
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Acreage Mortality Of Nankiad.-The population
Of the whole earth has been sa,iunsl, estimated be
tween eight bundled and Thousand miuns Of
souls. live TX upon an intermediate number say
oie,0so,000. aud assign thirty years Tor the connu-
sncc Of each generation, shall mad that tho
''ohIldren Of men" come INTO the world and 40 out
OF II at the following average;
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no Samuel Hobart and Margaret
JaG,c isis wife
NOU will please take notice, that on Tuesday
e the OH day of March next, at the Tavern now
occupied by Edward l.. Scruggs. IN the town OF
Maysville, aud County Of Buckiueh ham, shall take
Dispositions 10 be read evidence 10 a suit now
pending in The Circuit Superior Court Of Law
aud Chanccry, of Buckingham County, IN which
plaintiff and you and George Booker. surviving
Executor of Samuel Jones' deceased, are defend
ants. Yours &c.
WILLIAM K. SHAW
Dec. l6 w4w
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.L'1y2fE.

nY virtue of a Decd OF Trust, executed 10 tn
4 , subscriber by Lewis Merritt and Layina his
wife, bearing date the 81 day of December $50, and
Of record IN the Clerks Office OF the County Couft
OF Campbell. Tor the purpose OF securing debt due
10 Edwin Matthews, shall proceed to sell, up IN
the premises TO the highest bidder. for eas' on
Monday the 9th day of January next, one c..rlain
Tract or ParGei of E;au[.
in said deed mentioned. CONTAINING Que hundred
aud eighty acres or less, and M, IN the Conn
~ Of Campbell, WITHIN about oree miles from -.
Court house adjoining lhr Lands Of d.. La,o.'3''
cap'. Melville Talbot Lapt. Edward W,ne,,s,' and ~,
others. ''"N'S anu
he '''e IS pep eveA TO be unques ,onab. Lu, ac,.
ing merely az trustee, shall = ,o,,,.r convey n
'ne De' Il aforesaid
Dec. 5 eI
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SHIFTS .,...,, E,4.ss,.g.s,S

Nd EMS superior SILK Shuts
VI Ladies do do
Mems Back do
Meriuo ,lo
Lamht Wool do
all qual',es. "'s'" ufa"er' Of
Va rand aud for sal. atlov ,,ice,by
90, hunt & MARTIN.
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New Grocery ira Ayncaburg.

WYE subscribers having reno we'd 10 Lynchburg.
4 respectfully inform lheir friends and the pub
c generally, thathey have taken the house former
~ occupied by Martin Wand x Davis, Two doois
below Charles Phelpss Auction Room. aud oppn-
site MesstS. y. x NJ. II. Galands Law Once
where they intend TO -eep a general assortment OF
Groceries for sale, at very low rates. for cash.
BAILEY 4 WOMACk
"a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

GkoFsit's IFfE PILLS, AND plslsaN
w EAFEEss.-fhe pcrlscy safe, unecrne, and sue
cen treatment OF almost every species of disease
OF holats Life Medicines is longer xpcrurni a. re-
cnrc to the experience OF many thousands patients will
slaeoHly prove. During the present April alone
neatY one hundred cases have the &c o Mr.
'oha Nhsf me patient has 10 all appearance, effected u
permanent cure by the exclusive aud udious use OF the Lite
Medcncs-somc or Ten of these had been considered he
N"u al nope ny the medical attendants. Such happy results
are as"uree OF great pleasure 10 Mr. NJ and inspire him with
new confidence 10 recommend the OF his medicines to his
The Life Medicines purely Vegetable prcraarion-
heN are mud aud plcnst IN their operation and same
meh7'ongh-acilns rapidly upon The seeetions othc
tem-cnrrs Ing oil all acrimonious humors, and fascinating
"h aud pert ing the blood For this reason, in aegraya
cases ofysPcpsa the Life Medicines will give relief in
'oiir space time than other prescription. In Fever
and Agur lnfammatoy Rheumatism, Fcyers Of every de-
ephon SICK Headaches hcRuhnrn, Dizziness in the head
Pans in the Chest Flaulcucy, impaired appetite aud in
~ disease arising from an mpmiA ol the blood disorder
ehsne OF The stomach the use of these Medicines has always
proved To be doubt greatly superior any other mode
All That Mr. Moat asks Of his patients is to be particular in
taking them strictly erdn- the directions Ii is not y
newspaper notice. thing that he him. elf ma, saw in their
i'or that he hopes gain credit IL by the results
on IAN li Is The reader invalid aud does he wish
know whether the Life Medicines will suit his own case II
So lei him call send to MIR. Mofats office ;}67 rronlny
and procure copy the Good Samaritan published eau
"nsy lie will there find enumerated very many extaord-
ns easr OF cure and perhaps some exactly similar 10 his
own Sold wholesale and retail.
f"l additional particulars OF the ahoye Medicines, Moi
incidence copy can always he obainsd of the different A.
gents who haYc the medicine for sale.
french herman and spnush directions be obtained
application At The office, 375 Broadway.
rebS Us, pa and '. .n VII SGfe n'ia'G Hen9a
Broadway New York liberal deduction made to those
who purchase 10 sell again.
.oEyrs-Thc Life Medicines may also be had Of any of the
states and the canaas Ask for Molas Life Pills and Pie
NIX bters anu be hut smile of john Mois
nature is upo the atel of each bottle of Bittes box OF
For sale by tho following agents
F. + F ( / HR}1S S.,1..,5 1lg,cse;rs "
sopfcmber26 ~ H., va
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Errrcrs or FLArrtRr-An un.ucec.,fuI lover.
was asked hy What means hs LOST his dviniy Alas
cried he, = | Haeted her until she got 100 prn.,l
TO sreak to ne.
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Dec

4 a Cneun Superior Courr If Law 81 -
"A Gerry continued and held for Nelson CT Da'a
The Court house. on Wednesday the I'd d1y op r. at
tober. 1889: o' os
W ililam Ball, administrator lie bonis M, \
the will annexed of Raph Jopng deceased ' tRh
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GOsE1esrsssPrs!ssn.

1--WE UNDERSIGNED have formed CO.
Il partnership. under the style of
t4A1EPRGHN IL WILLIAMS.
for The purpose OF carrying on business at The Am
herst MILLS. They are now prepared fof the recep-
ton of WHEAT. for which they viii give the high
est Cash prices throus bout the season.
JAMES l.. LAAPkIN
JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS.
July Is WIS
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H.sURANcE AGAINST FsfsE.
more.
smcorporntcd tS3G, wiz, "a Cnpitn Of 5000 900.

merCnantS' + ire Insurance COMPANY of Balti-
more.
Incorporated 1876, with II Capital " $500 900.
tWce No, Is, South Street, Baihm0re.
1--WE President aud Directors of tins Institution
meet daily for the purpose Of making Insur-
ance on Mills, Naaujactorics Houses, Barns and
contents Hay and'Grai IN Stacks. Stores and Goods
contained therein. aud all properly subecl to Loss
OF Damage by Fire, whether situated IN Town or
County.
Applications must specify the A,n0unt to be In
sured, and the Time Cor which it Is wanted OF mha
materials the buiid ngs constructed and covered
and INV occupied as also OF those adjacent to the
property on which Insurance Is asked. The same
will be stated OF buildings in which, goods are con
tanned, where Insurance Is desired SAID goods
All applications must be accnmpdnieI by ground
plan Of the premises, shelving The relative situation
aud distance OF sucn houses, hay sdcns barns sta
6!es, or ptles OF lumber az may be near.
Applications by mail. will receive inmcd:ie at
tentlon. ISAAC TYSON, Presi.
DIRECTORS.
VIM +. May hew, Thos X. Matthews,
Chas. Il. pearce VIM G. s INV
Nm. II. Beatty, Goc. w. Ricbardson
james l. Corner, John Hopkins
Il. d. Burns.
NJ. N.DAVENPORT. Agent,
L!nchburg Va.
]. SAuRIS Norris, Stc'y.
Nov. - WV
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COMMISSIONER sale OF

Vifute Of decretAl Order Of the Circuit
- Superior Cunt Of Law aud Chancery Tor Mel
son county. pronounced al the Last tern Of sad
1ouH IN suit ~ Chaucrry between " llliam Ball
administrator OF SARAH Ball. deceased e.. plaintiffs.
against John Jopiug aud Others Defendants, We
a. Commissioners. appointed Tor the purpose b, said
decree. viii tie 4lh Monday ~ JAnnaiy next,
That bel G Court day, at Nelson Court house. eA-
pose to sale, TO the highest bidder At pubic auction
Twelve slaves,
consisting Of Men, Honiea, Boys and Gi,is, on
credit Of six monfhs-the purchasers 10 give bond
with approved security Tor the purchase money
HENRY Z HARRIS.
CHARLES PERROW.
Dec. l2 Ids
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ss.ansr, Y.Aaal. &c.

% a W ID s9 a = q, &C.
FGllE SUBSCRIBER Ia, now received his fall
n assortment. embracing almost every article of
Hardware, Cutlery. Sndlery. Coach Makers Mate
risis, Guns, &c Which he Is determined To sell
Wholesale OF Re'all good terms as similar
good. can be purchs.ed ia this State aud he res
peottaily saiIcuS call from all who may want artl-
CITES III his line. IL. Il. RICHARDS.
Just received. supply Of Wove Wue-Wheat s,
other Scses-Neuet,au Blinds and various T.. ne,
articles. H. Il L
Oct. 81
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VIRGINIA.-At Court held for Bedford County the .
day OF November, 1859 II
Joseph Eubank aud Nancy his wife, formerly Nane, .
shall Allen J. Marshall, Thomas Marshall and tlaags
Marshall, PlsnI'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

against
Sarah Marshall, Samuel NJ. Marshall, William Ma, NJ,
Jr., Joshua Marshall Mildred Marshall Robert Marshal
ry Marshall and John Alexander Marshall. Deiena''
IN CHASCtRY.
The Defendants Samuel VI. Marshall, William War. ,
Jr. and Joshua Marshall not hay ing entered their
and gwen security, according to the Of Assembly ~ Of
rules OF tins Court, and II appearing TO the sais fr.
the Court that they not inhabitants OF ihp 1eu
monwealth ii is ordered that the said Defendants 90 m
here ON the fourth Sonday in February next, and ta
bill OF the Plaintiffs; and that copy off this order b,.
with inserted in the ynchburs Nirginnn paper NV AMI
IN the town OF Lynehburg, for two months sncoes'n'
posted at the front door OF the courthouse of this c0u'
Copy-reste, ,e
RO. {. MITCHELL, ca. .5.
Dee. Q W"
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RO. c. CUTIE K. csI
Commensurate OFFICE, p

Loyinsston, 18Th November, 1889.
The paltles concerned in the foregoing order "
decree. VIII be pleased To lake notice that ha'tp
pointed "Wednesday, the l5h day Of January u"
10 cary The same INTO effect, winch day. by u
O'Clock ia the morning, they are requested to slif
al my Office. with their books, papers and Won"
aud copies oil Courl papers, prepared for examlna"
aud settlement.
SPOTSWOOD GARLAND, Cent
Nov. 25 vim
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e. ADDEEEeL and Coach trimming.
- superior assortment, ust opened, for sale by
II. b. RICHARDS.
Sept 70 ia
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June
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Oct. %
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-04-03

TINE CORSAIR--Edtcd by N. 7. Willis and T. o
u Portrr.-The first number Of the above. is Just
ceived and may he the books OFF TAYLOR.
Immediately east Of Gadstys. mar %
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DRlNTERS BOOK-Just received, for sale by +
i TAYLOR, in one octave volume Of 24o pages, price
dollar so cents.
Help to Printers and Publishers, being series Of
calculations showing the quantity Of paper required for
number OF Signatures book work, and the number
Of tokens contained therein carried extent that
will embrace the largest job. Also. extensive taie
for Job Work showing The quantity o paper required for
given number Of Bills, Labels, Duplicates Of Book
work, &c. mar 30
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NICHOLAS NICkLEBY, No ~.
In Eivira The Nabobs Wife by the author Of Village
"reminiscences"
Conversations Nature and Art, with cuts ! VOL
LIST No. Of Jack Sheppard, romance, by Ainsworth,
author Of lockwood &C. 10 be completed in Nos with
plates.
Are just receivcdby F.TAYLOR,
mar 20 Immediately East Of Gadsbys.
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r uMBER WOOD, AND coal YARD-The s1b-
- scriher having purchased Of Messrs l. Mudd & Co.
their stock OF Lumber, intends keeping full and we'll Sc
lected stock Of Lumber, Wood, and Coal on the same
ground formerly occupied Ivy !. Mudd Il Go Market
sqnare where he respectfully invites dealers 10 call He
hopes by strict personal attention business to merit the
patronage Of the public
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Treasury DsPAarnsSr. Angus, 20, 1901
Sra At the same time that the punctusity mani
Tested by the greater number Of the colectors 10
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On hand, 200 casks Thomaston Lime in good order for
sale low. mar "a. i'm !.
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SCHO0L AND JUVENILE BOOKS, for sale at +
~ TAYLoR'S, at the very lowest prices. mar2s
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EARTHEN HOUSES.

Mr. Potter, of Illinois, has been engaged for
raj years in experiments upon earth material for
constructing houses and has succeeded completely
as to erect several earhen houses capable Of resisting
the influence Of the atmosphere and the action Of the
heat, with roofs, partitions, doors, and windows COM
plee, and has fitted up one Of them as residence for
his own family. The scarcity Of lumber has long been
felt as one Of the greatest inconvenience Of the West
ern prairies. II Mr. Potter, who seems to well de-
serve his name, has found method of remedyng this
those fertile plains will increase in population with still
greater rpidty. The expense is estimated a, about
threeths of the Of brick Even where the ordi-
nary materials for building found more abundsnty,
the earhen material may be employed with good effect,
for fences and for many other purposes Mr. Potter has
taken out patent for his invenon.--Prop Jour.
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LEGISLATURE OF MAINE.

Correspondence of the Portland Adusriiser.1


STATE HOUSE, AUGUSTA, February Is, 1889.
The following Message from the Governor was sent
to the House by the Secretary of State
To the Senate and House Of Representatives
Since my last communication to you upon the subject
Of the espassers upon the public lands there has been
forwarded to proclamation of the Governor oil the
Province Of New Brunswick, which deem it my duty
to communicate to you, with statement OF my pro-
ceedings consequent thereon. BY this proclamation, il
that while the Lieutenant Governor disavows any
authority from his Government for the seizure OF the
land agent, he yet speaks OF the attempt OF the civil
authorities of this State 10 drive band Of armed tres
passers from public lands :" an outrage" and an
invasion Of the territory Of the Province OF New Bruins
wick, and avows the fact of having ordered "a sufii-
cient military force 10 repair 10 the place where the
land agents party endeavorng TO execute your re-
solve Of the 24th Of January and to repe what he thus
regards invasion Of the Province OF New Bruins
wick. Immediately upon the receipt OF this extraordi-
nary document took to hasten the departure
Of the land agents party understood to have assembled
at Bangor awaiting orders and numbering between four
and five hundred and also issued an order to Major
General Isaac Hodgdon, of the 3D. division, to detach
thousand men, by draught or otherwise, properly
differed and equipped who were to rendezvous at Ban
por and then proceed, at the earliest possible moment,
to the place occupied by the land agents party on OF
near the Aroostook river, there to render such aid
would enable the land agent to carry into effect the
resolve Of the Oath Of January.
| ais, despatched special messenger with CON-
muncaton to Major Kirby, of the United States artl-
tlery commanding at Hancock's Barracks, Houlton
informing him Of the facts and asking his cooperation
with the troops under his command with the forces Of
this State, in repelng invasion Of territory and
sustaining citizens in the lawful and authorized pro-
lection they endeavoring to extend over portion
Of the property Of the State.
Ii these proceedings on my part meet the appro-
baton Of the Legislature and an appropriation be
do for hall IA
proceed forthwith to order draft from the militia,
OF at least ten thousand men, who will hold them
selves in instant readiness TO march TO the frontier
should circumstances require It.
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excess OF subscriptions over the amount required is
81, 694 400
81 900 was subscribed previous 10 the opening OF
the banks on The 9Th inst. Subscriptions were then
invited for 80 495 000-ihe balance Of the capital
They have been received TO the amount Of So 1885,
300, which gives the surplus above mentioned--a
surplus Of nearly one half more than the sum re-
quired 10 I'll up the stock
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A hardy seaman who had escaped one of the re-
cent shpwrecks upon our coasts, was asked BY
good lady how he felt, when the waves dashed over
HIM. He replied Wet, madam, very wet"
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The Bank of Commcrce.-An OVERLOOKING sub
scrpton has been made TO this new Bank. The
New York American says
II will be seen by the annexed statement, that the
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-26

February 6, 1896.
Sin; regret that there should be occasion for
again calling your attention to the omission TO render
your monthly duplicate returns to this office for The
months OF November and December, Chose being in
arrear,) and to remind you that punctualiy in this
respect is indispensable. am, &c.
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary OF the Treasury
Receiver of Public Money, Columbus, Miss.
This refers to the previous defaults, and shows
that Mr.. Woodbury. was cognizant Of Them. The
next T.onth he writes again
Treasury Department,
Sin: Having received no monthly duplicate return
of the transactions Of your Office since that for the
month of October last, il becomes my unpleasant
duty to call your immediate attention to the omls-
sion Allow me to express hope that there may be
no further occasion to remind you of the Importance
oil punctuaty in the transmission Of these returns
am &c. LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
w. +. harris, Columbus Miss
Here, It seems, Harris was in arrear for four re-
turns; in other words had violated four paramount
daties.
But Mr. Woodbury. Is man Of ng.suferng; so
he writes again, and with some severity He i de-
iermined to be trifed with no longer. Hear him:
Treasury Department.
June Is 1895
SIN: Having In a communication addressed to
Won on the nth of March last and on several prior
occasions urged upon you the indispensable neces.
sity Of strict attention of making your monthly
turns and finding that returns have been received
from You since that for the month of November last
it becomes my unpleasant duty to say to you, that II
those in arrear are not transmitted by return OF mail
shall be constrained to report your neglect for the
action of the Executive. am, &c.
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Receiver of Public Money, Columbus.
think, IL Mr.. Harris don't make his returns now,
he's gone case the Secretary is in earnest. : Here
is another letter. Let US see
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Very true; no reason can be seen why he should
not have deposited the money, and no reason can be
seen why he was not removed for failing so long
and so repeatedly TO do it, But to the correspon-
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DANDRUFF AND BADNESS.

nLDRlDGES BALM OF COLUMBIA.--The art.
~ Gle named above is a chemical combination OF such
ingredients have proved themselves efcacious in
ing all obstacles to its perfect development. In CON-
mendng this article 10 the particular notice OF discern
ing public, the proprietor is bn recapituafing the oft
have successfully tested its efficacy and wonderful quail
testhis compound having acquired for itself charac-
ter for singular merit and vaue II is used by ladies and
gentlemen generally, TO keep the Hair moist and beautiful,
and the head free from Dandru which il does most per-
fectly, and thus prevents Badness
CAUTION.-Observe that each bottle Of the genuine
Balsam Of Columbia has splendid engraved wrapper, on
which is reprt scented the Falls of niagara. SC
For sale wholesale or retail, l'y COMSTOCK e. CO,
Fletcher street, near Maiden lane door from Pearl
street.
H. & c. II. James. ]. Young & Co, Washington City.
der S-6m F." 81