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Bedford FEMALE Seminary.

INIlE UNDERSIGNED, yielding to tho solici-
l. tations Of number of his friends. has consented
10 take charge oil the BEDFORD FEMALE
SEMINARY and hereby gives notice, that the
crciscs OF the Institution will commence under his
care, the second Monday in March. In entering
the responsible duties Of suc a situation, he will
only say that II Is his wish to make the Academy
worthy of continuance Of public patronage. The
best pledge, however, which he can give to the pub
lie is this that as his own children will be taught in
the Institution he will he prompted by the natural
feelings Of parent see that the instruction given
shall be faithful and thorough. Being welded 10
the pecuiarlties oil no particular system, he will en-
deavour to exercise sober discretion in the regula-
ton Of the studies, and 10 pursue that shall
commend itself TO good judgment and good taste.
In a word he would wish to make the Academy Of
lhls his native county, afford to parents the
OF obtaining for their daughters substantial, use
ful and accomplished Education. In the disc,p
line OF the SCHOOL, an appeal will be made
only to those motives and principles, that are re-
cognized and sanctioned by the Gospel Of Christ
In the selection of Assistants, cautious regard will
be had to the peculiar qualifications required in such
n situation. The Department OF Music will be en-
rusted to young LADY, OF refinement and polish
ed Education, who II is confidently believed, will
prove herself emncntly worthy Of public patronage
The price OF board for a session Of five months
will be SIS Dollars for Tuition either in French
English studies 20 dollars M usc at the customa-
~ rates.
All payments 10 be made in advance, to Mr.. Jo-
seph Wilson, Treasurer of the Academy.
N II. COBBS,
II is thought 10 be an acof justice, to publish the
following testimonial. IN favor Of the qualifications of
Miss Manson, the young Lady, who will supcrntend
the depart ment OF Music, in the Bedford Female
Seminary. Mr.. Sconcia, now of New York City, is an
lntaan. aud some years ago, taught ihusc in Lynch
burg lie was d's,nguishcdior his strictly sc,enuf-
&c aud peculiarly successful plan oInsuuclion.
New YORK, Feb II, 1882
DEAR SIN: 1t affords me great pleasure to re-
commend Miss Charlotte Manson, as a teacher of
Music to your Institution. Her progress in the
Science, while under my instruction, was uniivalled
and extraordinary and the precision aud brilIancy
Other execution were only equallcd by the extent Of
her Musical knowledge. On revising her after the
lapse of several years found she had wonderfully
improved both in theory and practice and do
sincerely think that she possesses peculiar tact
o'mpa to any onethe very identical principles of the
Science OF Music, which are so essential to my new
plan of instruction. In short, sir, YOU could not
have selected any person better qualified to sustain
this department, in your seminary
JOHN A. SCONCIA.
REV. n. H. COINS.
Liberty, Feb 25 ,ooN
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Nr. McIchizadcck Early:

NOU vi" take notice, that | shall, The first
A. Monday IN Ap,ll next. at the tavern house Of
Henry Drllard, IN Rocky Mount. IN the county of
Franklin, Virginia, proceed TO take the dispositions
Of Samuel Hale. Moses Greer and others, to be
read evidence the trial Of a sun in Chancery
now depending IN the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Cbanooly, Tor the county OF franklin, in
the State OF Virginia, in which you plaintiff and
myself aud others are defendants and il said depo-
silIons are moi completed on that day. ] shall con-
iinuc from day 10 day until they are completed.
Yours, DC.
HENRY +. GALLAWAY,
One of The Ereeutors Of John Early dec'd.
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TO PARENTS and MASTERS
Kings EriI or ScrOCuyu rurea.

INtiE following letter is Of incac uable vaIue 10
J. those who may be afflicted directly or remote
" with Scroinla more particularly as the Medl.
cine has not tailed, as yet in single instance. The
standing OF Mr.. Jennings, as a gentleman and who
IS SO extensively known as an enterprisng & success
iui merchant throughout this State leaves us no
room TO doubt of the value of the rirgina Sampson.
OF which he speaks. We understand that the pro-
preto' will purchase any servant afflicted with Scrof
ua, who IS willing TO go to him:
CARTERsvILLE, 10th Nov. 1888.
Dear Su:-lours OF the ath inst. is to hand
enqulrng OF me nay opinion OF the benefit my son
received from taking the Medicine called the
Iueinid sampson. or $1,000 Premium Vegetable
My son had the Whoopng Cough, at about two
years OF age, his eyes then became sore and had
never been considered cured Till he took your Medi-
cine, about twelve months past then in his 18th year
tmaking the disease of eleven years s,apdppD Al
different times advised with three able Pbysicans
and he at times would appear better, and occasional
~ sent him TO school, but at last was con,pelled
to take him home, and did not send him AGAIN ,iIl
s s,e he had taken Of paper Of your Medicine.
! rom the time he commenced taking it, until sent
MN TO school agais, think was about six or seven
weeks since tina, time | have heard no more COM
plant oi his eyes, and believe they are we'll He
snow al me Edge Hill School, near Princeton, New
Jersey. Yours ,esnec,rnIIy "
lslgned) JAS. JENNINGS.
ror SAFE by Howell DAVIES, Agent
lne Agent takes pleasure in referring to Col NJ
Lansnorne and Mr.. Anderson Armistead. both Of
'"'' place. Tor the standing of Mr. Jennings.
Feb. o5 D'' agent
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TEMPERANCE

,a..sd ho, hh hi LAw-Mississippi.- bill has
plonio'ng mn keepers tavern keepers. .nS I""'.e
o.,,;y description Tipping houses wha,s,s, l,on,
any v'nous or spirituous liquors in less n,'
.es man one gallon; and, when sold in the Juan
X :, one gallon from permitting ito be drank IN
bill, they are not even allowed 10 orr n," o, the
OF sp'r"oons liquors in less than quantities. of o"s
ga'lon and are iniefdicied from seIlinn hss. one
70 the Indian or negro. whether slave or zee ~
quanny whatever. Candidates for office, lkew,sy'
under s"x prohibited from besowug liquor
any pfetext whatever, 10 any voter or yne,s
e,estons during the period of their preen,;oos =.
esaoas'es. The penalty in each case, is. for ,ss
n's. enence. fine in the sum Of $3.50, and imn,;son
sI. Ior moi less than week; and for every sue.
80, one. me 10 the sum of $500. and imprison.
~ Orleans Sun.
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Trust sale Of slaves.

DY virtue OF deed ofrust executed to the sub
- scr,ber, by John Richardson bearing date
the Goth day OF March, 1888, and duly recorded in
clerks Office OF the county courts OF Bedford and
Botetourt, the undersigned trustees will proceed to
SELL AT public auction, to the highest bidder, for rea
dy money, at Liberty, Bedford courthouse, Mon
day the 25,h day of March, $780, two valuable Slaves
a woman. and the other girl about Is years Of
age.-Also the said John Richardson's interest in a
negro woman and child, in the possession of
Abraham Powell, and SIX shares of stock in the Bed
ford Female Seminary, or 50 much thereof as will be
sufficient to answer the purposes OF the said trust
deed. The woman and girl above named, have
been accustomed TO house business--they are both
very likely, and the woman is said TO be good ok
and scansircss. The title TO the above property IS
believed 10 be unquestionable, but the undersigned
will convey only such title rs is vested IN them by
said deed oltrust. JNO. +. SALE,
e. A. WlNGFIEED.
WV
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,SfrNyeN or Stolen,

LNROM the subscriber, near New London on Sat
Il uiday night, the 23d February. lS39two sorrel
Mares. one a large sorre with one hind leg larger
than the other, other marks not recollocted; the
other beautiful sorrel flly, rising four years old
with one white hind foot, and blaze in her face
They either got loose were taken and rode off
liberal reward will be given for their delivery tn
subscriber, Tor any information relative to them, will
he thankfully receved) being four miles southwest
from the meadows OF Goose Creek, Bedford county,
Va. JAMES ANTHONY.
March CIV
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March 7
500 Reward for Frank,

Y" HO absconded from the subscriber in the ear
w ~ part Of 1888. He is bright mulatto hse
Get seven OF eight inches high, between 35 and 40
years old. and has a on his forehead He is a
good Vac goner and Ostier and effects great humli-
~ when spoken to- | think it more than probable
he has obtained free papers, and passes under the
name of Frank Smith or Frank Tdyior. | have I'M
dersiood he is about Lynchburg, and on James Riy
er occasionally The above reward will be given il
taken ont Of the State, and 500 i'm the State and
cured that get him, delivered to at the
New Store, Buckingham Co. Va.
FRANCIS SAUNDERS.
Feb. 7. w8w-
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Mrs. ORR proposes TO teach SCHOOL at
vi her house near he Methodist Church; COM
mensing on Monday next.
For spelling. Reading. and Writing, 81 SO
Geography English Grammar, Arithmetic,
and Needle Work. w
She hopes TO meet with some encouragement from
the public aud promises to every exertion to ad
vance her pupils.
Feb % Is
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MR. BENZ. w. CURTIS, A. H.,

Unaniino usly elected by the Board Of Trustees as
Pr ncipaI. For the last two years Mr.. 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. HI OF which he isa grad
tate.
The academic year i, divided into two sessions Of
five months each.
The TENS Of Tui,io are as follows. viz:
Preliminary Course. per session.
Higher branches OF English Ian
eusge, EXCLUSIVE Of Mathematies.) 10 "
Mathematics, Flench, German. La
IN, OF Greek Language, Is
Students will be charged from their entrance, (ca.
ses Of sickness excepted,) TIL the close OF the
SONS
Board, including washing, lodging, lights, &c,
may be had IN private families, al S. per month.
The vicinity in which this Institution is located.
in point OF health, morals and of acquiring
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 oftho Board,
Il. T.. CHEATHANI, President.
n !" The Editors of the Richmond Enquirer
will insert the above once week for six weeks and
send their account to this Office for payment.
CoNcoRp, Campbell Co., Va
February 81, 1889. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-14

SILK CULTURE in Pennsylvania. re-.
p :. mads q. the Six Convention which assembled
- harrisburg. on the 23d u. it appears thai ,be
psemsums on Silk. the product of thai SIT. n.;d
atne state Treasury Of Pennsy vana, under the ac,
- April, 1888, amount TO S54849. The nrem;,n,s
we're paid to sixteen individuals, Of whom Co.,
i,ude hspp. Of Economy, received s36a5o. This !,
~ ~ psety lar beginning for the first year
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Rev. n. II. COINS.
Liberty, Feb. 25
t20Al

10 George Parker and Frances his wife in their
own right, and George Parker, executor of
William Dixon, senior decd Daniel c. Edwards
Stephen Martin, Jabcz Snow, John Dixon, senior
William Dixon, junior, William Hall and Nancy
ms VIE, late Nancy Dixon John Dixon, IT., Lit
tlebury Dixon, Meredith Dixon and Juba Dixon
children OF William Dixon, senior, decd and
jackson Townsend and Jenney lis wife, late Jen-
ney Dixon, Benjamin Dixon, Hezckiah Dixon,
jeremiah Dixon, George Dixon. Nancy Dixon,
John Dixon, tmnor) Permelia Dixon, Meredith
Dixon, james Dixon, Sarah Dixon and Ann
Dixon, children Of James Dixon, deed. who was
a son of VIM. Dixon, decd, the last g of whom
are under the age of 81 years by ]. A. Wharton
their next friend
TNAKE NOTICE, that we shall pro- eed to take the
Il dispositions Of Alexander O. Howell and others,
al the dwelling house Of said Howell in the county
OF Greenup and State of Kentucky, Thursday the
4th OF April 1885, and if the said dispositions are no,
taken on that day, they will be taken at the same
place, on Friday the 9th day Of April and
continue from day to day Sundays cxcep,ed) until
all are taken or completed and # from any cause
the SAID dispositions should not be at that line they
VIII be taken at the same place on Tuesday. the
18th day OF June, 1889, and if not taken on that day.
to take them on Wednesday, the 10Th day of June
1889, and adjourn from day to day until all are Ia
KEN but should the said dispositions not all be taken
at tho aforementioned days, they will be taken at
the same place, on Thursday, first day of August,
cepted) until all are taken or completed
Also, we shall proceed to take the dispositions of
Presly Collins and others, the DIV cling house of Is.
ISABELLA Mitchem, in the county Of Bedford, on The
18th day OF April. 1889, and If from any cause the
said dispositions are not taken that day, they will
be taken at the same place. the Goth day Of April
1882 and continue from day to until all are taken or
Also, we shall proceed to take the dispositions of
Garrett Newman and others, AT the tavern house of
Jesse Hopkins, in the town OF Liberty. Bedford
county, on the ID day Of April, 1882 and il the said
dispositions are not taken tha, day. they will be
token at the same place on the Both day Of April.
1882 and continue from day to day (Sundavs ex-
cePted) until all are taken-whch dispositions, when
taken, will be read as evidence before the commits
'loner, and on the trial ola suit depending and
undetermined in the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancary, holden for Bedford county, wherein
we are plaintiffs and yourselves defendants and which
lines and placesyou may attend to cross intcrrosate
The witnesses should you think proper to do so.
Yours, &c.
REBECCA HOWELL,
SARAH ARTHUR,
ADAM NEWMAN and
POLLY his wife aud other
Plaintiffs.
March 7 vAw
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
~ II

- cuied to me by Moses IL. Preston, bearing
date on the 10Th day Of October, 1897, and Of re
cord in the County Court of Bedford, shall the
dth Monday IN this present month. February 1899,
Ii, being Bedford County Court day,) at the front
doer of he Court House of Bedford county, expose
to sale by way OF public auction an undivided n oie-
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Nr Robert KYLE:

VIZ ASObcft Ayle:
TO TAKE NOTICE. that on
- the 10Th day Of March. 1889. at the House oil
Diana Iameit, IN the County OF Coles, and State OF
Illinois, viii proceed TO take the deposition OF James
Gardner, 10 be read in evidence in the motion
now depending and undetermined in the County
Court of Montgomery in Virginia. in which motion,
you as the surviving partner Of the firm Of David and
Robert Kyle, is plaintiff and Thomas Goodson and
others. are defendants.
Should the deposition not be finished on that day,
shall continne il for day longer.
You may attend If you think proper.
am yours &c.
THOMAS BOWER.
Feb. Il I'm
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Feb. 81
Mr.. William SiIyerwood:

'INAkE NOTICE that shall on the 18th day of
4 March, 1899, at the Tavern House Of Adam
Fisher, in the town of Chambersburg, and State of
pennsylvania, take the dispositions OF + Thu ID. Reid
James McElhare, and David Suvey-and that on
the 18th day of April, 1889, at the Franklin Hotel
IN the town of Lynchburg. shall take the DEPOSIT
ions OF Patrick Gum, John Boyes, Peter Burns aud
others which Dispositions, when taken are designed
TO be read rs evidence the tral of the suit de-
pending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery, for the County of Bedford, wherein 7 am
plaintiff, and you and Others are defendants
THOMAS f. HARRISON.
Feb. 2S 1T
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LANCASTER g. BR X:f.V'T,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In GROCERIES
nuxll lsRAnllGE.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers In on6OC y kSuED
md Country PRODUCE,
A RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR SPRING
"a SUPPLY, consisting in part, as follows:
rs hhds. Louisiana, Porto Rico and St. Crolx
SUGARS,
SO boxes and barrels double and single LOAF
SUGARS,
275 bags Old White, Java Manelon, Lnguira,
Rio aud St. Domingo COFFEE,
200 bags Shot. assorted sizes,
80 kegs Dupons Gunpowder.
Is half kegs Rifle do,
$50 kegs Blasting do,
$500 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather.
10 casks Cheese,
70 boxes Window Glass, 8 by 10, and 20 by IL.
60 boxes Tallow Candles,
DO kegs Tobacco Nails,
IS kegs Nails. assorted sizes,
ITO boxes and half boxes Gunpowder, Imperial
and Hyson Tea,
tierces Rice.
900 bushels Irish Potatoes,
81 500 fine Havana Segars, in quarter boxes,
$50 sacks Salt,
500 AIraca and Chill Hides,
45 barrels Tanners Oil ofgood quality,
80 hhds. Molasses.
25 terces do,
40 barrels do Of superior quality,
20 do Beer,
20 do Newark Cider,
10 do Vinegar,
48 do Malaga Wine,
10 hhds. N. +. Rum.
We have nIso ON hand , 900 lbs. Cotton YARNS
OF the Lynchbutg, Manchester and Union Mill
Factory.
10000 lbs. BACON, with good Stock OF
LIQUORS and WINES
or every description /; Grindsones, Steel, Indigo,
Madden, Pepper, Spice. &c &c.
We are wanting 80 or DO tons of II Temp, for which
we will pay the highest cash price
March4 Is
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NOTICE.

M I'LL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder, on the
w 2Sth day March next. upon credit OF sixty
days, One Share Of the blue Ridge Turn
pike stock. before the door OF The Market house,
IN the town oi i,nehburg. Bond with good secu-
nry,vl be required Of the purtha
WHITING DAVIES, Admir-
De bons non Of Nicholas Davies, decd.
March aw
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Hides at the Yard,

For which I will pay cash, at the highest market
prices give Leather IN exchange, or take them 10 tan
on shares.
The inhabitants Of the country generally will find
tito their interest 10 send me their HIDES, as they
have to send their produce 10 Lynchburg, the Tan
ard being on the main market road. and contiguous
thereto. Being about to re.oceupy my former
place of business | solicit that encouragement
which generous public know low 10 bcsow, espe-
cially my former customers and friends on either
s'ie Of the river, heartily invited TO extendto me
their custom and patronage, promising on my part
to use such means will give satisfaction.
Robert W. Collins will for the present, receive
HIDES for me at his Saddler's Shop Main Street.
on the corner leading to Friends Warehouse.
wish TO make contracts for a quantity OF
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NOtiCc.
March 2

INHE CORNER TENEMENT, now occupied
oooos Armstead, commonly called
"kyles corner" is for rent-p,ssession 70 he gysn
on the LIST January, 1889. Persons DESTROYS to rent
are requested to call on Charles l.. Mosby who is
authorised to manage and control The same for me.
HARRIET KYLE.
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UNlON ACADEMY.

yu,UE FIRST SESSION of this Institution.
commenced the first Monday IN February, un-
Ia. IA, difetilou Of
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Tan BARK.

Early application had better be made. Chestnut an
Spanish OAK would be preferred. but will buy an
kind Of Oak Bark. DAVID HOFFMAN.
Feb % IL
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Consumption,
asthma ! and Cctarrk /!

that long train of diseases which grow ~;h
l. the growth Of civilized society," CONSUMPTION ,cks.
the lead IN ITS relentless ,noads upon human life. impropcr
neglect in the timely administration of simple and sau,s,
remedies is sure to he rcpoved by dreadful n
consumptye ssDPtensnppTessiou of the breastgeen.h
and bloody speucerated lungs and hectic feyer-shriye
led exremties and general emaciation the whle bod,
postratonot siIeng i-nushod cheekssaoen feet aud To-
and last in possession ofhc fac ultics and wbh
hope still whispers her atterng taes-cod excmitie, And
a premature death.
For the various stages of this complaint, Of tho
proved remedies ever yet discovered, is
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POLITICAL.

From the Baltimore Chronicle.
ON THE APPROACH OF SPRING.
love TO see gay Spring with rosy robe,
Come tripping forth like some all beauteous bride
The fairrsi goddess OF the green gay globe,
With all her daughters dancing at her side.
First comes the lovely April with her showers.
Weeping DER March, Who sleeps in Winter. tomb
Along her path are seen the earliest flowers
Which Nature bids in teauts's bowers 10 bloom.
Then May, with CANDY garlsnds for the grave
ofaged April. comes in roses dressdi
Delicious fruits around her fair brow wave,
And sweetest odours issue from her breast
love thee Srrng, love thee for th' flowers
That of adorn the brow Of Beauty fair;
love thee for thy green and shad, bowers,
Where laughing Love escapes from pale despair.
lere thee that thou emblem bright
Gbesuty, ere her bosnm sorrow knows
OF youth ere care hath dmmd the brilliant light
Ofhs gay heart, and fllJ il with LIES woes.
MILFORD BARD.
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nv II u Il II >
ASTHMATfC PILLS

The exceedingly powerful and We, equally safe and inn,
has effected thorough aud rapid cures M
patients supposed have been adv anced u coirmed
sumption and who have exhibited the appearances NIL
usually Indicate fatal termination of the disorder.
Price for whole boxes of 80 pills. and so cents TO, l,e
do. of IL pills, with directions. -"
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II. w. a j. j. FRY,
WHOies0fe GrOCpsS and (OrlCOy<i.
ing .NercL0Afs,
RIG II NJ ON ID, yn.

Y ne NON KETETV ING THETK SPRING
"a d % % ID y,
Which they offer at Northern prices, consisting in
part Of
100 bags prime Green, Rio, Laguira and Old ia
Va COFFEE.
10 tierces superior Old White
100 hhds. new crop n. o. SUGARS.
$50 boxes aud 100 bbs. Loaf do,
l:5 bids. 7. K. aud ~ o. Moasses,
90 600 pounds Cotton Yarns, III Factory prices.
With large and general assortment
Of other Goods,
To which they invite the attention OF Merchants and
Dealers. who may wish TO purchase 10 sell again.
a." The Canal is now open to the city. All
Goods forwarded with despatch.
Richmond, March 90
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TNHE Celebrated Racc Horse. cana
Il LlNlAN, by Old Sir Archy, will make his
next season, at my stable in this place. Pedigree.
Performances and other particulars in due season.
MELVILLE TALBOT.
Dec IL. 49,,
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.vOTx(E.

1IAylNG purchased OF Ford a. Carter. then
Yuaue,.v and entire Stock