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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-01
March
~ Snaa.o.l D. Pnl,esan AMI D1riA ptlescn !:

10 SAaPson D. Paiiesoa and Dirid fattesen
HAVING obtained commission take the deposition o.
MAJOR Oaks, witness for me in a depending IN w
u superior court OF law and ehancory for the county
campbell wherein am Plaintiff, and yon and Nilam :
Tad arc defendants, and You not residing WITHIN the C
monWHaiih and having attorney in fact within the san'
- who notice OF the time and place Of taking the sad d
s1on can be given nov pnb for yoar nlounatlon ta
the sand witness will be examined the 9th DAY oil Mafr
l between tho hours Of nine in the forenoon and sN ~ @
afternoon, at the tavern hoa-e Of y. H. Thornton, at bch-
nam Courthouse, and the deposition viii be then ard mere "a
Ken Ia The suit aforesaid for the purpose Of being read a
9'e therein IT, however, from any causeth taking J
deposition shall not he commenced being commenced m ~
not be completed On that day. the taking eli the SAINT WIN ~
adjourned from time to time, until the said deposition ,hd
e3'apl-ed Given undermy hand, this 9th d FebI,.h
ISL Holm II JOHNSON.
March wiw
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.s'Egg' GD.E'EEHN.
rENIIE Subscribers have lated themselves together mn
L der the firm and s,lc Of
ROBERTS & WALLER,
iaf the purpose Of conducting
Uhoiesae and Rcia3 Grocery. and Commission Bus,
T.se,
in tins place al The old stand re Roberts and viii al
all tune, ho,Pa lse aud vr selected Stock Of Groceries
10 which teN mas respectfully invite the attention Of their
r,cnis and The public generally
BYI.AND ROBERTS,
Ian, i-ts RttHABDP. WALLER,
ZINE Foilct Soap.-A fresh supply Of those
beautiful transparency Wash Balls, superior article
Tor the toilet, For salc hY
JOHN n. SEAY. Duc-isf
March It's
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.. }-v2.n .oS. WILSON. CLERK.
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gE.st.Ng A:

And y nssisls generally throughout The Ulfe5 &, a..
OCT. ."se4.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, February 9, 1917.
tEALED pr posals win be received until the tenth day OF
April neNt, inclusive for loan OF eighteen millions OF
ars under the of the 18th January last authorizing
of treasury notes, Ne, treasury notes TO be
ned under said act payable two years after the date OF
notes, wh interest, al the rate OF six cent per an
m payable semannuully The bids, in all cases, must
unconditional, and without any reference 10 the sup
fed bids Of others, they not be considered The
bids should distinctly, in all cases, the premium of
Fnd. No bid viii be received below par. To give an OPP
ormiy all persons TO participate in the investment Of
lnds in these noteswhich account OF the privilege OF
undng may hereafter be materially enhanced in value
bids Will be received for the lowest denomination OF notes
authorized by the law, well as for higher sums
The department the right OF fixing the periods
when the money must be paid not to be required 10
anticipate the wants of the government allow any inter-
st until the money is actually paid. The money payable
the loan can be deposited with the Treasurer of the Uni
ed States the treasurer of the mint at Philadelphia, or OF
he branch mint New Orleans, with any OF the assist
mt at Boston, New York, Chareston st.
-ous X. ]. WALKER,
Feb 9-dlw&wtl0A Secretary of the Secretary.
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PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.

Posr OFrIcE DEPARTMENT.. Y
compliance with the 18th section Of the of Congress
sn@ins aii niakhe aPPioPiau9hs ioi ue neceSa,y
preparation bills, without authority of law, and 10 fix and
and offices of the government and for other purposes
approved 26y OF August 1872 sealed proposals will be
ceived al this department. until O'clock the 81 day of
May next for furnishing for years from the LIST day
July next, IN such quantities. and such times be
e9uircd and ordered Tor the mail service mail bags of the
following description, To wit:
CANVASS NAIL BAGS.
Size No. L. (t3 inches in length, and 62 inches crcun
ierence 10 be made of cotton weighing 10
TO the yard OF y inches width the yarn the fabric
doubled and twisted, aud fve-od.
Size No al inches in length, and ~ inches in ccuin
ierence TO be made of canvass weighing 10
TO the yard of "a inches width and the cloth be
IN every respect like that of the first size of bags
Size No g. (32 inches in length and 10 inches
terenceD 10 be made OF canvass weighing ~
to the yard and the cloth be above described
These bags are 10 be made with a sufficient number
OF eyelet holes and provided with strong cord
& TanD "
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

RhhAES az MI al tneir new Dry t,ooos Hore,
ID two doors east OF d. claget Co, Pennsylvania ave.
nue. are now IN receipt an extensive ana copete sup
ply oil cheap spring goods, large majority OF whc nav
ing been purchased al auction IN New YORK ana oiher
places WY be sold at least twenty-five per cent less Than
those bought IN he regular way we would very respect
fuly solicit can from All believing nt WIN be as much
to ter interest 10 Duy oil US as VIII De ours 10 sell Inc
goods we name, IN part ule o'ioWhe, VIZ: -,
leases 30oo yards me rench lawns, AT 10 cents per
yard, olhandsome style, ana colors warranted owash
leases, lOoo yards A. wide French Organdie do, at
% cents I. :,
case 200 yards, rich embroidered entirely new
style ~
leases, l,oW yards, lawn gihBhans, unusually cheap
and pretty
3cases, 4Ooo yards, handsome style Manchester and
ana Larlsioh R,hSiahis .s... II,
case, 1000 yards, linen gngliams, some among the
lot Tor second mourning
case 900 yards, new and handsome style bereges,
for dresses, very cheap
case I,lWyaros frehch paizarihc
III pieces new ana hanuSoule s'ye monterey mousse
lines, for spring wear, at 70 cents per yard
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THE written signature the only safeguard against

THE written signature the only safeguard against
counterfelsThe public attention is invited, and par
cuay referred to the advertisement setting forth the new
tye OF labelling and the putting up OF DR. Beckwits anti
yspepc and dinner pills Also to that OF Dr. Dyotts up
proved anii-bous pills. both of which, 1t may be seen,
projected from being counerfeed by the only safe
guard be depended uponte WRITTEN SIGNATURES of the
,ropretors the label Of each box Of pills. aM
All others which may be offered for sale by unprncpled
surely base commercials and will be rejected
such. The pills that the hands of persons who
purchased the genuine have all been exchanged for such
have the written signature of the proprietor.
The sole agency for the sale of Beckwits
md Dyott's bous pills. is vested in the hands OF T.
W. Dyoft Sons, OF the Columbian College, No lx North
second street, Philadelphia who viii execute any orders
Tor the 80
Druggists and all wholesale dealers who wish to be fur
libe cal terms. oy applying as above. May 2l-d
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~ of Westmoreland, Oneida county, New York. praying
for the OF patent granted said Park and Peck
for manufacturing cotton wadding, for years from
July, 1917,
Ii ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent
Office, the first Monday in June next, at II O'Clock,
and all persons notified appear and show cause, il
they have why said petition ought be granted
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the Union
and National Ietung, Washington Pennsyva Key
stone, and Times, Philadelphia Globe New York Her
aid and Sentinel, Providence; and Post, Boston, a
week for three successive weeks previous the first Mon
day OF June EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents
p s. Editors of the above papers will please copy, and
send their bills to the Patent Office, with paper con-
tanning this notice. March 26-law3w
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IL medicine which only but prevents disease,
capable of great results and equally calculated be safely
used for apparently small We all know how dread
also well of the seeming insgnifcance of its first
warnings incipiency. The individual suffering from
slight pains his chest, back stomach, from
sonal dull headache, extreme sleep
essness ng prevarcaton of appetite, and other disa
as unmporan may not know that these symptoms treat
ed contemptuouslv the consequences of diseased
state of the liver which, if emedied, win lead either
speedy death long train of unbeaabe ills which
Dizziness fever epilepsy, asthma dropsy, rheuua-
tism, chorasis commissions nausea nervousness cramps
govt pcursy jaundice rrinbty, and violence, dyspep
sia Mysteries scvy, foul stomach, dry coughs ganduhr
affections colds lingering sore thoats various disoganiza-
tons of the great intestine structures and spashodic
plants internally eruption shorness of BREATH heartburn
neuralgia, vital inflammation auence, gastric evers, &c
Sometimes there irregular action of the
heart. Take these pills and suffer more.
WYATT ~ KETCHUM,
l2l Fulton ST., N. Y, General Agents and sold by
CHARLES SrOTT
March l3-3m Washington d. G.
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At Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
CAPTAIN PARTRIDGE would inform the pnblc that
the spring term OF this institution will commence on
Monday the 18th of April under his personal supentend-
ence assisted by faithful and competent teachers.
The institution will include the full collegiate course,
with the addition OF the practical Mathematics Civil and
Military Engineering and full course OF military science
both theoretical and practical i.
The expenses for tuition rent, board OF urni-
ure for rooms washing fuel and lights, are one hundred
and ffty-one dollars per arnum OF forty-iour weeks
Music and fencing branches for each OF which
those attend them charged four dollars per quar-
ter or twelve dollars for four successive quarters
Tuition and contingent expenses ior day schoiars egh
dollars aud twenty-five cents per quarter t.f .
Students adm tied at any time
NoTE.-lieman and French viii be taught 10 ulose VINO
wish TO study them. .,
For further information apply to Captain Partridge, a.
Harrisburg, after the LIST OF April March zo-W"o
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NEW Music, just received, The following
IN il this day received for sale Staoners Hall, Penn
syvania avenue, two doors east of 10th street.
The angels serenade mus by l.. Struck
The conscripts departure; music by Glover
A hundred years aso music by Andrews
Rose Anterior music by Charles Jetreys
Jolly beggar music by Tempeton
Merrily OH the woodman trudges along; music 10y
Brown
The churchyard wall mus c by Bafs
The merry bugle; music by Easbnrn
A happy home is mine music by Russell
Never give up; music by J. Jones
Death of Oceola music by ]. p. knigh,
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IURRAN'S Speeches,

F,URRAN'S Speeches, volume octave, new English
edition, with portrait Sherdan's Speeches, volume
fmvo London edition, 1916; Speeches of Lord Erskine.
lw edition. London, 1876, volume octave; Speeches OF
L Earl of Chatham ! volume octave, London, 1916 Sc
1T Speeches of George Canning, volume octave Speech
of Wndham and uskisson, together in volume oca-
b Speeches of Phillips Curran and Grattan together in
b. oct Speeches of Chatham, Burke Erskine, and Mack
osh, together in volume Select Speeches of Patrick
enry Edmund Randolph, Fisher Ames, Edward Livngs-
h. Governeur Norris Josiah Quincy, Castor, Pnkney,
td other distinguished Americans volume octave the
bical Writings OF William Legge edited by Theodore
tdgwick, volumes Legislative Speeches and Reports
Daniel ID. Barnard, Volume Speeches off. G. Calhoun
volume; Speeches of Daniel Webster, volumes
ecches Of Henry Clay, volumes and many Others, toe
eous for the limits of an advertisement many of them
,ported from London direct by +. TAYLOR,
Jan II Bookseller, Washington
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. 72l BRoADwAY, New YORK,
7. II. .UOnnOf, PrOprfctOr

NIIS hotel situate the upper and fashionable part OF
Broadway has been so enlarged, as now to be the most
extensive that exists. -a
The convenience, beauty and sa ubrty of its position
have heretofore caused its accommodations to be
lized by residents of the city, exclude the
travelling public from participating in its comforts.
Extensive additions have been made, however, with a
vew to apart for visitors suites of paors and
bedrooms, be retained at all exclusively for them
Families from aar will find the choicest accommo-
datons this hotel constantly apart for them, and every
attention will be paid to render as attractive to the tran
sen visitor has proved those who, residing in the
vcity New York have constantly since first openings
honoed it with their selecton combining all the iuxu-
res of best European hotels with the advantages of its
legation Mar 26-2n
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ct. JosEPH's ACADEMY Young Ladies', nca,

ct. JOsEPHs ACADEMY for Young Ladles, near
- Em sbure Frederick county, Md, conducted by the
Sisters of Charity. ,s ,
Tue of instruction, besides all the branches OF
good English education, includes History Mythology, Nat
ura and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Algebra,
and Geometry. The French, Spanish German, Italian,
and Latin languages taught also vocal music, and the
harp guitar and piano drawing and painting and all the
varieties of plain and ornamental needework.
The for board and tuition including all the ordina-
nv branches education also washing and mending, bed
and bedding. and medical attendance, $50 per
mum.
For further particulars apply to The Mother Superior,
Josepb's House. Emmitt<b,irp Mar lS--3w
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HARrwELL,s WASHINGTON HOUSE.

hesnM street abote sepenf door 10 The Masonic Hail.
PHILADELPHIA
FT'HlS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and reiunshed,
and the proprietor has spared no means to insure
I his visiters every comfort and conyenene. The
ming saloon for gentlemen, well as the private ordi-
airy for ladies' large and convenient The parors and
hambers capacons, and fitted up in the modern
pyle This house being in central position the propre-
FOR soicits continuance of public favor pedging himself
|ha no effort his part shall be spared to secure them
very luxury the city affords.
n b. bath house is attached to the hotel, where
fnd cold baths canbe had any hour.
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STANDAKD Authors, rcprinted-Fine paper and Ia

CTANDARD Authors, rcprinted-Fine paper and large
- type in large twelve volumes. just imported from
London by F. TAYLOR tt-
Memoirs of Count Gramnont and the Court of Charles
the Second by Anthony Count Hamihon--I volume 81 25
Schillers History OF the Thirty Years War; Schiler's His
tory of the Revolt of the Netherlands, and other historical
works of that author--2 volumes, So 50.
Life of Lorenzo de Medic, by Roscoel volume, 81 25
Schelegeps Philosophy OF History-l volume, ST Is.
Schelegeps Course of Lectures Dramatic Art and Lit
erature--1 volume, 81 25
Life and Pontcae of Pope Leo the Tenth, by Roscoe
2 Volumes 81 So
Mgnet's History of the French Revolution 1889 1911
volume, 81 %.
Beckman's History of Inventions, Discoveries, and ORR
gins volumes, 81 50. April2
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LEATHER MAIL BAGS.

san'al bag leather well tanned weighing for Nos land
not less than and for tile smaller
Than ounces to the square foot, the bottom and flap
to be well and strongly secured with the best iron
(tlnned)
HORSE NAIL BAGS, QN sADDLE-BAGs FoRM)
Size No Body IS inches long, and 40 inches in circum
Size No 2 Body a inches long, and widest parts, So
Size No Body AZ long, and 80 inches in
Ends or bottoms of size No. ], IL by q inches.
49, DO do Nos 10 By 20 do
stantial bag leather well mnned weighing less than
to the square FOOT and the be well and
strongly sewed OF if rveed TO be 50 done neither to
Proposals for furnishing mail bags and pouches, made of
CURED for peculiar service will be also received and
The mail bags above described comprise three distinct
classes, viz: Common bags leather mail bags and
cateroof bags 1nd pouches Separate proposals will be
therefore required for each specifying the price Of each
bag of the sizes and kinds above described.
or in the materials thereof will be received and their Val
ne and adaptation the service, well price, will be
taken into consideration in determining the lowest and best
G5 All the articles contracted for be delivered
places to wit, Boston, &ew York Phadelphn Banora
Piusbug, Louisville, Nashville, and Huntsvilc and bids
places, for the whole.
The bags be rigdly inspected, and win be
mems standard articles. After inspection and reception
they are to be paid for by The department.
No proposals will be considered, if accompanied
with samples showing the construction and quality of
teals and workmanship proposed, and also with evidence
of the competency and ability of the bidder the
work according TO contract. The specimens must be
delivered this department before the LIST of May
next and will form connection with the proposals, the
basis of the which be entered into
before the lst day of June next the bidder bidders
chosen will be required give bond with sufficient
ics Ito be certified by the othe place where
in they residc) in of money double the OF
contract for faithful performance of the obligations
tered into. .5.tt
The proposals should be cndorsed proposals for mail
bags and be addressed to the Postmaster General
&. JOHNSON, Postmaster General.
The National Inteiscncer, Washington city; Boston
Post; New York Globe PENNSYLVANIA, Philadelphia The
Argus, Baltimore The Louisville Democrat; Nashville
Union, aud Cincinnati Enquirer will publish the above
once a week for weeks. March 27-law4w
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New Music-Just received.
rTNHE following music is this day received and 70
l. sale at Sationers' Hail. Pennsylvania avenue, two
doors OF 18th street VIM FISCHER.
Oh no, never mention her arranged waltz.
Moscow waltz; arranged for the piano
Carnival of Paris-gailop; by Strauss
Nightingale waltz arranged for the piano
The home that love arranged waltz by White
Angelo waltz; by E. l.. White
Rory O'More arranged as waltz
New stop waltz; by Carlo Rosalia
Sleigh-be waltz; by Bricher
Six Tvrolenn values: by Hunter
The Dnoro values by Labitzkey
Athletic values; by J. p. Or,lway
Invitation TO waltz; by Hunter
Watcher quick step; by White
Royal Irish march; by Stephen Glover
General Tayor's quick step; by A. G.. Pickens
Mountain maids quick step; arranged by Burdet
Diabolique quick step; composed by Bohlnian
April 2
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TusT arrived that much sought-nftcr quality OF
white pine ~ merchnntable and panel seasoned
A few barrels OF cscined plaster
Hemlock fencing rails :,
Together with some seasoned "A select oulls
The above is Just landing Those who want 10 buy cheap
49, he ~, ri ~ he FILED JOHN PUhbL
Lumber-yard, 7th street. near Centre marke''
Mar 1-eo3tN Iaw3w
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4 NEW Volume tthc l4th) of the "hc"cycAs~eana
n Americana popular dictionary oil arts eclspce,
literature history politics. and biography, Just Issued by
Lea q Blanc hard Fourth street, Philadelphia This sup
age has been well prepared and brought up TO the year
I5t5 l,y Professor Henry Vethake, OF the University OF
panns vyaniu The subscribers who have been
waiting its completion perfect their SETS and all
who register of events OF the last fifteen years for the
,hoe world obtain this volume separately, price two
dollars uncut cloth, dollars and fifty cents in leath
"a match the style in VIII III the publishers have been
selling il. . 4.il ,
Subscribers in the large cities be supplied On aPpl-
cation amy Of the principal bookstores and persons rest
ding in the country matched by sending
a volume in charge of friends visiting the city.
Lea az Blanchard issue catalogue OF their numerous
publications. libraries sent gratis application ~ na
or otherwise March o-~eoo
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VALUABLE Improved Property MT Private sale.--
Will be sold very low at private sale the third and
fourth those theeory brick houses, known by the
of the Six Buildings, square Mo. a. fronting 23 feet each
on Pennsylvania avenue, with depth OF lot OF l26 feet
For terms, &c (Which will be libera) inquire of
ROBERT w. DYER,
Mar 26-eo2wif Auctionerr and Com. Mer
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CHANDELIERS GRAMMAR.

A NEW GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH Ian
n guage, by Joseph r. Chandler ESQ., editor of the
United States Ciazce price 81 cents.-Ths work is now
in the hands of the stereotyper and will be issued by the
subscribers the month Of April next 1t is plain, ia
miar but thorough exposition of English granimnr adapt
ed to the present condition of our angtage and to the
the schools of this country and Is designed,
discuss the subject with the teacher, but TO enable him
communicate accurate knowledge of il with facility to
his pupils Those who are acquainted with Mr. Chandler
either personally through his widely circulated and in
portant Journal will hesitate admit that it would be
difficult find person better suited to the task OF pre-
pairing such treatise and that it may be expected to be
standard work in its department. be OF eminent service
the of education, and reflect honor the school
literature OF America. El 3yl.f
THOMAS COWPERTHWAIT & CO.,
Publishers and Booksellers, 253 Market street.
March 20 Philadelphia.
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A MEXICAN COMEDIES, by J. II. Paulding; vol.
"A The Prose Writers of America; by X. w Griswoid:
VOL octave. Frossant Ballads and other Poems by Z.
p Cooke | vol Just published f. TAYLOR.
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LNVELLs Meuhcai companion, tentn euiuon.-I "
u Co will also publish this spring the Medical Complain
on Family Physician treating of the diseases Of the Uni
ted States with their symptoms canses cure and means OF
evention surgery fractures, dlslo-
cations &C. the management and diseases OF women and
children. dspensatory for preparing family medicines,
md glossary explaining technical terms To which are
rdded brief anatomy and Of the human body
showing rational principles the caus and cure OF dis
essay Hygean the art OF preserving health
without the aid of medicine American materia insdis
pointing virtues and doses medicinal plants
Also the nurses guide. BY James Ewel physician in
Washington formerly of Savannah. The tenth edition,
vised, enlarged and considerably improved embra-
thermal system.
Booksellers and others purchasing books, invited
call and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere
they will find extensive than that OF any other
adjustment in the country, and viii sell at the lowest
prices. L. u az W.
March 29--eodgtt
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EWA sAAk~-lncnding TO remove west, wish dis
IL pose OF my very valuable properly situated street.
few doors from the War Department; part of which is
occupied aERxesent by Commodore Bolton, as private
residences me other pnrt udoining, present occupied by
myself as residence, grocery and butter depot the
butter vault is OF the best in HE city, a good
neighborhood for retailing butter groceries Also lot
and improvements ON 18th street.
Any person persons wishing purchase will please
call Mr.. Stanislaus Murray, myself The property
viii be shown by any time
Ap2-law3w AQUILLA RICKETTS,.