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GRUB WoRM.-This worm hasravagcd somewhat
on the eastern shore Of Maryland
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To BE HyNo.-D. c. Burr in Jefferson, Mo. (
numbering his wife with pounded gass.
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IHE IrpIASa CArHoLIc CLrpoyMav--Thc Roman
Catholic Bishop OF Vnccnnes Indiana Dr. De la Hailan.
deere, has written letter declaring his of the
innocence OF Hr. Woinznphen a conviction he saws
SO strong that nothing but the confession of the accused
coud snake IT. The Bishop has spent days a. Evans
young mnrrlcd woman at the thnrnu..hlr
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For RoBBrHe THE MAn.-Thc Postmaster at
South Durham, N. Y. has been arrested.
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LEXINGTON, May rs, 1912.
Mr.. Fan Buren, in Lcrington-His Reception by Nh
Cloy-Great Doinks.
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PIANO FRTES.

PIANO FORTES.
SOUTHERN DEALEnH Al Lrcrcrascfs ascra.ty Will find
to their advantage {, call =: u rssair
me a1ovs article con,s,A1 VARIETY Ut md OF fcaves
OIL rosewood ana mahogany, scro snnds,
and e,ery modern mproy Ynes. nstrss are war.
raned 70 pc equal 70 any y Ins cv, AIR. w b. l low.
est possible prices Tor ca; a. ,rs West Fosr
~ R.-Piano Fortes for tro-h .ns srxr.. ~ of a,
Fnsres tor hire a, the me,r,'sc,ry :, D.,
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TIDiNGs OF THE STEAMSHIP PrEsIpENT.-We take
the following description of wreck fallen in with
at sea, from the Boston Daily Mall of the 3lst ult
1t will be read with interest
Extract of a letter dated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-31
~ Us z sss.g q % ssSSsssSssAtSa15
E& !4 !! !:3 l, IS. 81; q; sikag &

JilESE PILLS longer among those Of doubtful
uuhty They have passed away from the hundreds that
are daily launched upon the tide of experiment. and
stand before the pablo high in reputation and extern
sNey employed III all parts Of the United States the Cana
das, Texas Mexico and the West Indies. any medicine
Ihey have been introduced where found possible !"
carry the and there but few that do contend
some remarkable evidences Of their good effects. The
that have been presented the proprietor exceed
z9ooo upwards OF five hundred of which regular
practising physicians who the competent Judges OF
their merit.
Often have the performed by this medicine bosn tho
siect OF EDITORIAL comment, in various newspapers ana
journals and with truth be asserted, that msdi-
cine OF the kind has testimonials greater
iue than are attached to this
They are IN genera use family me licnc, and there
are thousands OF families who declare they SANS
ned unless they have supply always o hand. ,
They have no rival in curing and preventing Bilious .
Ver' Fever and Asue Dyspepsia Liver Complaints, SICK
headache Janndice Asthma Dropsy Rheumatism, Enlarge
ment OF the Spleen Piles Choc Female Distractions Hear,
Burn, Furrd Tongue, Nausea Dstcntion of the Stomach
tveness Loss of Appetite Botrhcd Sallow Complexion,
md IN all cases OF Iorpor of the Bowels where cath.o
or an apcrient is needed They exceedingly mild ID
their operation, producing neither nausea, gripping nor debut
ty
The efficiency of these Pills is so well known, and their
Prepared by JOS. PRIESTI.Y PETERS, NJ. y. No 10
Liberty street. New York. Each box contains 40 Pills
Price 30 cents.
81 BE careful and enquire for Peters Vegetable Pills
They are for sale in lynchburg, at the Drug Stores
r. STABLER, and
Howell DAVIES,
Agsns
April 2G wl2m
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From the Quebec Mercury Of January 4.

SnoNL or SnALs--1he people of the parish of
Irols Pislolcs. about II miles below Quebec on the
south shore, weIe surprised On III" 22nd and 3i Of last
month, with visit lrom shoal Of seals consisting Of
many hundreds thousands covering the and the
yer TO distance oi three leagues from the banks. On
the frsl day 80 of these fish were kcd by of the
most adventurous OF the parshlonors and the follow
ing, encouraged by Tins success, nearly one hundred per
resolved 10 profit by the wind fall, and about 400
seals were killed. The sport however was not without
danger. and indeed Tor a considerable time threatened
render lrnls Psioles village OF weeping widows and
orphans The seals Were killed by blow with hlud-
goon, being pursued over the lee and exciting the
sport that thoss engaged IN II did not perceive until almost
too late that South wind which had sprung up had de
tached the Ice from The banks OF the river and blow
ing II toward the North. Tho ice had drlllcd three OF
-four acres before the sortsnen perceived their danger
This was at IN O'Clock IN the morning. The only means
OF saving large number OF mon two small
IN bad condition. for II was impossible 10 make Of
boats All however were happily saved. though it was
nine O'Clock a, nigh. before all were brought to land
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-31
4 REMEDY FOH ssuHgsls-CaNNEK AND
Nafss1Ns. sO.:E HsGCTn.

INiol SANDS both Young and old, bat especially mothers
and infants, arc every year consigned the tomb by
the above stubborn disca>cs. The anng and is
noranre OF most practising physicians in regard thi, d~
ease and the consequent uncertainty Of from their pre-
sctptons subject Of rcml, among all those
who have suffered from the disease or who have witnessed
the sutierings Of others.
It, therefore gives much pleasure to be able
this class OF sufferers remedy which has NEVER
tNLIp IN single III lance in the aggravated Of
this disease where the mother and child have been
covered externally with cank the whole BODY
as well as internally
any are the have witnessed performed by these
medicines, IN the worst stages of
SING spIE MOUTH where the patient had been given
Ncr by a number of the ls talented physicians.
We present this compound thus confidently because
kno" 1t is only to be tested to be appreciated.
For sale by DlNkLE * RUMBOUGH
Oct. 25 vt.
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winter with snow flake. on hi. hoar. brew.

rAe voice Of the rro.,-k King is on the breeze,
Ns comce--wo wo, fos the lesfy trees;
Th<v mcur.,, for his breath ]. scattering the PRIDE
OF their summer apparel on every side,
III violet aud eolumbine both are dead,
And the sanlials gene from its marshy bed
The willow j. weeping over thsir tomb,
For thr los, ones fair in ther summer bloom
yrn Winter. dread Winter know him now,
II snpw-iiales ar. thick on III. aching brow,
Ne exults Ger the Autumn, whose early death
Wa caused by the cold from his icy breath
Nav, rins no, III, sleigh bells viii not go
Your sled NAV glide on, hate the snow,
You have swept all m, tree. Of their glorious hueA,
You have frczes the tsvilight's fragrant dews,
The locus, .ud hnnnins bird, both are away,
The land i. aesola,e, VII, .ho lid sta,
Was il an echo. borne On the breeze,
A. !, murmured IN .adness through leaaes. uecs
Was ii that ,oieeless tone that .sd,
Stay, and answered, With whom the dead
The dead then r,uen, b. anee and eriei ma, die,
A. the fov.r. Of the summer forgotten lie,
But the buried thoughts we had deemed at rest
Bur.a from ueir secret tomb, the BREAST
Ard they whisper, Chose spuit. OF haprier hour',)
Heed no, the faded leave, and bowers
Core y it'll Us the lionel, weed,
Noer,sh u. fendl, in solitude
10, we ma, give, though We have no SPELL
To bring hack the PAS, We have lo,'d 40 will
sny-and Hope frightened the w,niry ny
With % ro.y hus-tha,-eoaid den, Eli
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To Joseph Ba,uea aud Raelsih' .'ge' late hae,.f. pM
nf. i.p,.ey L. Croc aud Sarah ms rye, "ie 'n -"
R,,,,,u .L,h. Martin and Polly has r,t, late Polly
Gav,,,n, Robert Kent. Joseph Kent. John Kent, Dd
r;d Keni aud John bnlhop
uDTEAsE TO TAKE NOIICE. that we shsil on
the l9th day Of February, 1912, al the Office OF
YIN. D. q James 7. Preston, IN the town OF Christians
49, cun,y Of Montgomery proceed 10 take the Depo-
sir,ons of George Walters, David Craig, Sam1 Trump
and ,bers TO be read as evidence in certain suit no"
depending on the Chsncery SIDE Of the Circuit superior
Conf of Jaw and Chancery for the county Of Mont
yomery in which said suit you defendants and we are
plaintiffs at which time and place, you can attend II yoo
think proper Should the taking of thr tpositions not be
,nnlet, in one day. will be continued from day TO day
mil III, sam. il ended Yours, SC,
DAVID BARNETT and others,
BY their Attorneys
l., Win
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We find tho following paragraph IN the Columbus 20
hlol State Journal of the 18th instant
REPORTED DESTRI 'C1ION OF TIE BRIT
1911 STEAM VESSELS ON LAKE ERIE
4 letter received IN town saturday. irorn gentle
man al Buffalo communicates the int, genee that news
had u.i been received tina, place. that the Patriots had
succeeded destroying the two Steam frgates lying IN
the mouth Of Grand River. the Canada side. lhe
writer slso that the troops opposite Buffalo had
tcen put IN ior the ii the out break
THIS SHAPE which induces us 10 believe II,
authentic.
Thus story has probably originated from the circum-
stances stated IN the following paragraph:
Rumors Ia bcen tc the last two days of at
tack from the American sid. IL NJ steamers Toronto
and Mines. now lying al Dunnvllle,-from an authen
have received the following statement Of
the circumstances Of which all these rumors have
despatch has been received from minister
al Washington, conveying intelligence received by him
from tho American Government TO the eficc, that 800
ii the vagabonds calling themselves "pairotso were
bout 10 leave the ST. Calr with the intention Of destroy
ing the above mentioned and that the attack
fixed on that place Ia morrow. In consequence Of
this information 3 companies OF the 9th regiment and
detachment III the 81 battalion have been despatched 10
tho Of action, aud II the pirates make their appear
ance there will doubtless be excellent account gwen
OF them. .Niagrd Ghfon u The 9TH inst.
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tr.mes Woman. .ifuous womsa. IN her high aud ho
IL state !. far superior 10 an in all that god, but
when abe falls into sin and crime, abe becomes devil
history proves this ASSERTION But she
has many things To es,anuaie her faults She u gene
raliy first cheated into by man. u N true thai
woman tempted Adam To eat the forbidden irnii, ny
which he fell bu on the contrary, she became the moth
az Of the Sayour and the first at the Cross. and the
last 10 leave H. Woman first welcomed christianity
into Ireland when St Patrick made his appearance II
the beautiful Helen the Of the fall OF roy, by
which the proud palaces Il Pram were laid level WIN
the dust. she tempted away from her husband IN
Greece. by Paris, the gay son Of Priam.
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KettNCcN Prices for Cash.

VIE subscribers being anxious to re luce their s,oc
-, r.1HL NM ULE1ER GOODS, which is
al present large and desirable have Determined T., a
mem at suchprices for { 4 s II as will insure s,lcs
IA ac' they are determined sell and all those who
want To buy fHt,P G0ODS. would d, woll 10 civ,
~ ,'" HUNT 4 WARD
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4. yENBNs..

The re sun Is setting,
Ts It's IA, bls fich hour.
TIE sofi d.~s arc wesing
Zach sladse me fo~ss
How hol, /. the time
The fond passions are husha
Ard love, IN ,vse, chime
|, nsor. .a,slr flushed
Th> MID kesri .. stilled
In is depihs Of de, o,,or,
And the bosom !. filled
With spe,chless emotion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-31

women arc naturally more pious than men |, is
easily accounted Tor Their hearts are alive to the finer
sensbiiltles OF our nature and their world world of
love They are far less selfish than men: feel more pr,t
itude for avos received; have more honor and create,
conception of the beautiful and good They contemplate
the greatness and goodness Of God and no, only yenere
but love him.. Though the Turks will not admit tina,
woman has soul, believe that there will be found ten
women IN heaven TO Scripture will be li,tl.
altered for ten will ceaye unto one man. instead
o. seven II have friend. lei that friend be woman
tor she will be faithful, and viii 60 much farther 10 obict
ms II seems th't every thing in nature ccc, BY *
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MIR. william Pvalhcr:

G'T:lTnVE:
SlR: YOU will please take notice. that Tuesday,
- the 22nd day Of February. 1912. shall at Floyd
Courthouse, proceed AMI continue from day to day
until completed to take tho Dispositions Of lcndrick
Sniphn and others. TO be read evidence certain
suit, pending and undecided on the Chancery side
of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
held Tor the County OF Floyd. in which am Plaintiff
and YOU and others are Defendants
SOLOMON HARTMAN
Jan 10 wtW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-31
Ncssrs. John w. scott and J Jacob X ernS
Executors Of Geo. kcrms. deceased.

EACSSuAOsS u "eO' hAftuSs ucccHScU
A You are not residents Of Virginia, take notice
"A that shall the four tocnth day Of Fcbu-
airy, 1912 in the house of John H. Eaton in Carlisle
Sullivan county aud State Of Indiana take the deposition
Of John Boyle to be read evidence the trial Of VIM
Minors Injunction against you, dcpendn. in the
Circuit Superior Cour, of Law and Chanccry of Bed
ford County, Va in my administrator dc bonis
non Of said VIM. Minor deceased, but originally
granted by Bedford County Court. And if, from any
cause said deposition should not be taken said 4h
Of February 1872 il will be taken at the same lace on
the next day TO wit: ON the 18th lay Of February 1872
Your obcdient Servant Sc,
WM SIREWSBI RY late Sheriff Of
Bedford County and as such administrator de bons non
of William Minor, deceased
Jan. 10 vim
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ia u

VIRGINIA To wt-, rules held in the Clerks OH If
Cr', Superior Court OF Law aud Chancery for In,
Comfy amherst Monday, thu ID day of January 1872
The President Dire tors and Company of the Bank az
yrina. the President Directors and Company OF the Far
mers tank Of Nrrina, and James w. Morgan Plaintiffs,
against
William u Garland, Trustee of lane II. Garland Ed
m md " Winston, " lam irm,teaa, Richard 5. Eli, and
Richard G.. 1iaden, Defendants,
Is CuA.FrRY
I'll, Defendant William II Garland Trustee of Jan, II
Garland having entered his appearance and given .ecu
ry according the Act OF Assembly and the rules of thu.
Court b, satisfactory evidence tina, he i.
nlabtant Of this Country, it is ordered that the said
Defendant do appear here the first day OF March Term
next, and answer the bill Of the Plaintiffs aud that cop, of
this order be forthwith inserted in spaper pr bli,beJ
in the Of Iynrbug, of months Successiycy and
posted the front d,or of the Court house OF this county
Cop,-feste
ROBERT rINSI.EY, e
Jan p w2m
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.v'OTICE.

\ accordance with decree Of the Circuit Superior
/ Court of Law and Chanccry, for the town of Lynch
burg pronounced in suit in which Charles {. Patterson
was plaintiff and Thomas Campbcs administrator, &c,
were Defendants on the 23d of October 1871 and with
decree Of the Court in the suit of the 29lh
OF May, 1910, entered in pursuance Of decree of the
Court OF Appealsand by virtue Of the provisions of two
deeds 9t trust executed by said Charles C. Patterson
secure the payment bits due Thomas Campbell in
his life the first dated the Odd day of December, 1922
the other dated the 26th of January 1924 both of record
in Bedford county Court the undersigned commissioner
appointed by said first mentioned decree will proceed at
said Charles {. Pattorson's Mill in the county of Bed
ford, the 9Th day OF February, 1912, to SELL to the
highest bidder for cash. the following property, to Wit
Tract or parcel of Land,
said county of Bedford, upon which said Patterson
VI lis are situated lying on the North west side of the
malnroad leading from Bore Anger to Liberiy-Also,
the following Slaves, 10 wit: Sam a man, Lucy a young
woman, Lydia young woman, and Moses and Henry
boys the last the children of the Nancy con
JOHN l.. COBBs, S. b. G.,
BY Thos. Mead his Deputy
Jan g. wt5F
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Thf Termination ofthe Cadef,

The following tribute communicated for las, Tues
day Enquirer Is from tho pen OF gentleman who is
fully competent to appreciate the extent of the attain
meht, of the Cadets d our excellent Military lnst
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Diss Ol ion E.

NV r. partnership u PAYNE q NOISY. III tho iron bu-
snt-,. &r at Elk Creek, in the county Of Mel
son was dissolved by nutus, consent the SIS day Of
December last The OF the firm will be used only
for thu purpose Of sing the proper business Of the
crn-and no authority h nse otherwise has at any
time existed. GEO. NJ. PAYNE,
JSO. W MOSBf
Elk Greek Furnace, Jan. u WV
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LAND FOR SALE.

! have determined 10 move 10 the West mex,
"A Fall offer ior sale nv
TRACT OF LAND,
on Wreck Island Creek. in the county Of Campbell, II
or ID miles east OF lyncibury and y miles north Of
Chilton's Tavern, the Turnpike leading from Lynch
burg 10 Richmond. and within miles Of the James Ri
yer Canal This Land lies beautifully exp sed to the
south and originally good Tobacco Land and is now
fine for Gram OF all kinds There between Is and
20 of fine Meadow Land it, which is very pro
dncve The Tract contains 2is acres. Of which there
is about third in woods, well tlnbercd The improve
nents consist Of Dwelling House and other necessary
to examine for himself good bargain may be bought
The above Land, if not sold privately before the 18th
Of February next will be sd. the premises. public
auction, that day JOSEPH llOWEKTON
Jan. p wiw.
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Tl- FIVE ACRES be the same more or less hrng
the same land on which the said Wills now resides ~,
ing on both sides Of Fuckers Rum and about two miles
rom the town OF Iovingston) bounded by the lands of
AoraIn Seay, Sr, II bort |. kincad and others Also
one other tract or parcel of LAND containing 81 acres
more or less adjoining the land othe estate Of Lawrence
Wills and others. Also, one other TRACT OF LAND
containing 100 ACRES. more or less ADJOINING the
land OF the aforesaid persons and others All Of Which
said Tracts or parcels of Land adjoining and contou
Gus 70 each other Also. other Tract or parcel of
LAND, containing 46 ACRES adjoining the Tracts he
lore described: all of which said Tracts of Land were
conveyed to the subscribers by the deeds aforesaid far
certain purposes therein specified The title to the afrc
said Lands believed I've rood but actno as trs,e
sha convey such title only is vested in me by viz
tue of said deeds y "
particular description of the aforesaid Lands is
ueemcd unnecessary. Suffice it saw that on the larper
ract there Is comfortable DWELLING. and all ne
eesSary out Houses. The s, is productive well adam
ted to the culture of Corn Wheat and Tob,nr, and nav
ne easily improved. Those wishing TO purchase yalna
BILE real estate invited To attend
HIRAM w. DAWSON. Trustee.
"''' - WtlSF
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Jan ;

NiRlINIA-.N rule. holden in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and thancery, for the
town of IynchblrE, on tho lh day of December 1871
Able B. Nichols and William Bell merchants and parAers
trading under the style and firm OF Nichols s Bell,
Plaintiff.
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here h. god turnpike towards Lynchburg. and anoh
- l. IAtAanant
Thea, one TN iror Salem To Lynchbure. would cost,
81 niles al Is cents - 10
The same from Salem to Buchanan, 30 miles,
at 5 esnts 30
Thence by canal to l.ynehburg, 10 miles. a,
cents, os
- -
Would H. acains, such odds, IN prudent for Lynch
burg 10 embark In expenditure oil about &2l5,oU Tor
the construction Of turnpike, of rpper for the sah
tn tax the commerce from Tennnssee and the south
western counties an additional SUN Of 81 per Ton no
sides diminishing thereby tho amount OF trade towards
the canal.
Nav, Doubt whether the turnpike Of Iynehbnff
could compete with tho common r1ds oil Inc eouh
,r, 10 Buclanan for the for transportation when
the canal reaches buchanan. will stand thus.
~ miles on the rad Al ! cent per e"t 224o cts
per mile 81
Is miles on the canal ST 1 cents per ton ~
& 81
Which 10 yet conts less than tho diroc, turnpike
10 I,nchhury.
regret that these conclusions should be unfayorabe 10
tow which has been distinguished by spirit OF
enerp, and psesefance. and has don't much for the
cause of improvement and especially for the james and
kanawha scheme Bui still more should ] he un~ll-
ling 10 encourage enterprise which would believe
suit IN psss when the canal reache. Buchanan aud
en- the North nyef. ! am very respectfully,
Your m,si ob+d't seryt.
& CROZET,
Pr Engineer
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BOB Acres.

(more or less lying and being in the county of Amherst
and bounded by the lands OF Hazel Williams and others
ALSO, tho following personal property, TO vii a
negro man Sl1ve, named Abram three Horses ten head
:" Cattle twenty one head OF Hogs all the Plantation
tenss Household and Kitchen Furniture. The ii
tie to the above property believed to be nqncstionay
good but acting trustee shall convey such title only
As is vested in me by the decd aforesaid.
CHAMPE CARTER, Trustee
I,n 3 WIN