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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-10-29
Corrected IVeehly.
Sp.riaI Ilotltes.
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| 81 H'AkN N thLAEtt aOE SnOt-
~ era and Bowel Complaint, for Boils, Cuts,
Swelling of the Joints, T ,othache, Pam in
the Face, Neuralgia and rheumatism, Frost
ell Feet Felons,
SORE THROAT, SUDDEN COLDS,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE, 1869.
King street.

74.........King street..
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
THE subscriber has now on Aand and
= can afford to sell Mt prices to suit the
times, one of the largest and best ed
stocks Of line goods for Gentleman, Ladies'
Misses and Children, and heavy work suita.
bic for farmers, ever before offered for sale in
this market. HIS long experience in the
trade has enabled him to procure stock
manufactured from the best material and I'm
the most durable AMI stylish manner, and
on the most favorable terms and with such
advantages he can afford to sell as cheap as
the cheapest. All In want will do well to
call at u King street, Alexandria, before
purchasing. His stock comprises in part
Mems fine calf peygetl and stitched Boots
ana Shoes,
,Mcn's heavy kip and stitched Shoes, suit
able for farmers.
Boys and youths calf and kip Shoes of ev-
cry description.
Ladies', and Misses calf goat, morocco.
Kid aud lasting Boots of every style and de-
scription.
Also, a good stock of goods suitable for
merchants, to which we invite their
W. b. WADDEY
September II, lS69.-3m
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II ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

II ALL WHOM If MAY CONCERN.
NOTICE is hereby given that | shali
~ make application to the Circuit Court of
Orange county, Va, at its September term,
under the age of twenty one years, and now
II resident OF Clarke county, state of Ohio,
transferred to me her guardian, duly APP
pointed and quaiiie under the laws of said
State of OHIO The estate above re erred to is
the interest of the said Ella Newman, in
certain suit in Chancery, under the style of
Newman Guardian VS.. Connerly and others,
now depending in said Circuit Court of Or
ange, and the proceeds of Which are In the
hands of the receivers appointed by the
Court in said suit. j. NJ CLAYTON
Guardian of Mary Ella Newman.
w. W. BURGESS, u. Q.
nm
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DOTY'S w ASKING MACHINE.
LATELY MUCH IMPRovED-AND THE NEW
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER.


IMPROVED with Rowell's Patent
l. Double Cog-wheels, and the Patent Stop
are now unquestionaby far superior to any
apparatus for washing clothes ever invented
and Will save their cost twice At year, by saw
ing labor and c othes.
Those VINO have used them give testimony
rs follows:
1--WE like our machine much; could not be
pursuaded to 40 without IL, and with the aid
OF Doty, we feel that we are masters of the
position. Rev. L. Scott, bishop NJ h. Church.
1T Is worth one doliara week In any fami
ly.-N. Y. Tribune.
I'm the laundry my house there is per-
petual Thanksgiving ON Mondays Tor the in
venilon. Rec. Theodore l.. CUJier.
EVERY week has given ii IL stronger hold
upon the affections of the inmates of the
laun Ivy. y. Observer.
II heartily commend IL to economists of
BeitoWs.
"f'RIENp DorY-Your last improvement of
your Washing Machine Is "a complete sue
cess. ] assure you 'tour Machine after a
years use, is thought more of to-day than
ever, and would not he parted with under
any circumstances. n-SoiJn Robinson.
Your Washing Machine has been in daily
use in our laundry, ana the houseEeeper eX-
presses herself as highly pleased with it. 1t
certainly accolnpiishes a q cater amount of
work, with less labor, and does OF wear the
clothes near so much as the old-fasnioned
wash-board. BY using it, one laundress is
dispensed with ~ IN. II. h. Round, Super
inteaden Of Infont Department ot 81. Cdtha-
rine's N0rse'y, ". \. Cdy
PRgEES.--A Fair OsscP.
Send the retail price, Washer Sli, Extra
Wringer SD, and we viii forward either or
both machines, free Of freight, to places
where no one is selling; and so sure are we
that they Will he liked, that we az. ee to re-
fuid the money II any one Wishes TO return
the machine free Of freight, after months
trial. according to directions.
No husband, father or brother should per-
nit the drud2ery Of wishing with the hands,
better, more eXpeditiously, with less labor,
and no injury To the garments, by Il Doty
Clothes Washer and Universal Wringer.
CanYasserS with exclusive right OF sale
make money fast selling them.
sold by dealers generally to whom liberal
discounts are made.
Il. G. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
~ Cortland st., New York.
August 20, lSG9.-"ni.
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FALL AND WINTER, 1879.
JOHN d. CuRTiS,
Merchant Tailor.

ORANGE COURT HOUSE, VA,
pESPECTFULL Y announces to his
~ customers, friends and the public genes-
ally, thai he has just received the largest
and best selected stock of
Cloths, CasSismePes, vestiag, &c
ever brought to this nlarke ct, hieh he is pre-.
pared to make up mt the shortest notice and
on the most reasonable terms.
Thankful for past patronage, he sOlicitsa
continuance of the same, pledging hiinsen
for the future, as i'll the past, to use his best
enleavors 10 give entire satisfaction.
Terms positively CASH.
October -, 1889
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NO. 20.

A farm Of 200 acres situated IN Orange
County. ten miles from the Court. house,
near the Plank Road to Fredericksburg and
within three miles of the Frederick sburg
and Charlottesville Railroad, now under
contract, already graded and rails purchase
ed. The soil is gray with red subsoil, or an
amalgam of gray AMI red and of the best
character, adapted especially to wheat corn,
tobacco mutt and grass; the most OF it is
wei taken IN bIue grass, timothy and Glow
er. Blue grass, which in this section is The
best Tor grazing, grows. spontaneously and
luxurlantly on nearly the whole farm. Al
most ali OF the open land is in good condi-
ion and a large part of 1t in high state Of
cultivation, producing fine crops, especially
of wheat. IL is well enclosed with oak rail
fences and has fine water in every Held
About % acres of the tract are in original
timber, oak, hickory and pine, the balance
cleared. The only building is a tobacco
house 60 ~ feet, built about 10 years. This
farm Is believed to ofler inducements in the
quality and condition of soil abundance and
convenience of timber, water &C.. which are
rarely combined in one of like size.
Ghurches. schools, mills, shops, &C., near.
Price, S2l per acre, one third cash. balance
in one and two years with interest.
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CRESCENT GAS GENERATO

A GAS LIGHT FOR EVERY FAMILY.
No Chimney, smoke or grease for use
with the Crescent Oil. For safety, bril-
hancy and cheapness, the above light is un-
surpassed.
Inc undersigned have purchased the right
for the above Gas Generators for this county,
and have supply of hem and the Crescent
on, on hand and for sale. Call and sec them
and give it q trial.
IL. ID. TALIAFERRO & SON
Jan. Y '69. Druggists.
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PRgCEs.--A Fair OGer.
PIED MONT AND ARLINGTO
LIFE INSURANCE co lANI.

Home Office :--felChmOnd, va.
W. C. CARRTNGToN, President,
ID. j. .tARfSOOk, Secretary.
Assets and Investments, SI,5OO,000.
ENSURES or all the most approved
L plans IT'S policies are non -forfeiting.
II divides 81 per cent. OF profits among
policy holders.
1t declares dividends at the end of second
year.
loan, or one third loan, as applicants may
prefer.
It allows quarterly or semi-annual pay
ments of ca Sh part OF premium.
1t accepts no security for the money IT in
vests except cal estate first lien.
No stocks nor government securities will!
be received by IL as security for deut.
1t is Differed and managed by gentlemen
born and bred in the South. of good charac-
ter amongst their own people Tor financial
ability and for fidelity TO their trusts: and
the premiums paid into this Company will
not 30 to Increase the wealth of the North,
bat will be used within our own limits, and
VIII relieve our own Impoverished people.
W. &. CARRlNGTON, President.
j. ]. HOPKINS, Secretary,
C. IL. PERRow, Medical adviser.
DIRECTORS:
n. J. Hartsooll, w. d. Cabeil, f. g. Thur
mOnd. j. II. PEBBLES hudson Martin, 4. II.
Fitzpatrick, William Core on, e. A. Schaff.
Ter, William L. shepherd.
REFERENCES:
Gen. Deauregard, Col. G. G. Garner, Judge
Alexander Walker and Gen. Mason Graham,
OF Louisiana; Gen. Simon Buck-ner, of Lou
isvile; gen. j. j.. Hood. New Orleans; Judge
". j. Mabry, Major ]. II. Pratt and Ward
Taylor, Jr., Jefferson, Texas.
Liberal commissions will be given to good
agents. Travelling agents are especially
wanted.
NINE HUNDRED Policies issued during the
first eight months of active work.
Income over SlH,GN-a success ahead of all
precedent-and with bright prospects.
For rates OF INSURANCE call upon the Local
Agent, W. III. RICKETTS,
July 81, 1865. Orange Court House
]. NJ. MURPHY, Agent
G0rdonsvllle Va.
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FARMS FOR SALE.
NO. II,

Farm in Orange County, niles east of the
Court House, miles from Rapidan Station,
on the o., A. and NJ. Railroad, miles from
Fredericksburg and Charlottesville Rail-
road, same from Orange aud Fredericksburg
Plankroad, containing 40 acres, jG} cleared
with lOJ rich low grounds, soil malgam o:
gray and red, producing finely all OF the ce-
reals and grass. 1t is located in the celebrate
al limestone valley, plenty of limestone can
be procured upon it TO advantage; apple
and peach orchard. The resideneG is a h:,lid-
some frame, well located, commanding a
view not only of the farm but II tllickly Set
tied neighborhood. The place can he easily
divided INTO three farms as there are three
tenenents on 1t with all necessary out build
ings at each place. The timber can also be
divided TO suit. The cleared land is now di-
vided into five fields with water in each
field. There is also a file site for a Mill with
very short dam. The stable nearly new.
with room for twelve horses. Neghborhood
the very best.
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SO.


A farm containing III acres, located eIev.
en- miles east of Orange G. H., 3 NJ lies from
Inc Fredericksburg and Charlottesville X.
H., now IN course of construction in one of
the most fertile sections nj Orange County;
soil OF excellent quality for wheat and other
grain crops, and especially adapted to grass
improvements consist of good dwelling
house OF nine rooms and passages and base
mcnt containing dining room and store
rooms, large and conVenient'stab able and barn,
good kitchen and houses Tor laborers. fino
ice house, excellent corn house and other ne
cessary ut-houses. These buildings are of
excellent material and all in good condition,
a spring Of excellent water near the house:
TANNEltI on the farm, built in l}62, with
one building "A X 90 feet, another 20 K 30 feet
about 30 watts, with houses fortanuer 300 ap-
pie trees, most OF them select fruit about 100
peach trees, vineyard with 30 grape vides,
beside other fruit. The above orchards have
been selected, planted ana attended with
great care and expense and are really desire
able. The farm has abou. 100 acres of good
timberand an abundance Of excellent wa
ter. All the fields are under good fences
TWO mills convenient one corn the other
u corn and Touring mill. Churches, schools
shops, &c. very convenient.
lTlce SD per acre,
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No. IS.

Farm in Orange County, containing 200 a.
ores IN nearly square, with about half OF 10
arabic, about % acres well timbered with
OAK pine and chestnut, 80 or 40 acres new
land but in second growth, having been cut
OIL by Gen. Lees army in '63 and '6i; fcnc-
ing good as usual, a Dever-failing creek runs
though the cleared land for about nine hun.
dred yards, about p acres of low grounds
that Will produce as much hay as any other
land, vein OF limestone runs through the
entire length of the farm, in some places in
a loot OF the surface; n suitable place for n
lime Kiln can be had near the vein, with
wood and stone in $50 yards 1000 cords Of
wood might be used from the place without
mi sing IL in making lime; il might be car
rfed 10 The railroad, not quite two miles Off,
and SOLD fol good prices. 1t lies three miles
south OF Orange G. IL. and two miles from
Madison Run Station, o. A. and NJ, Rail.
road, convenient to churches, Shops mills
and schools The improvements consist OF
a framed dwelling house with four rooms,
beside the hall. store-room and closet tho
basement is OF brick, the whole plastered
and painted frtimed meat house, log kitch-
en-, corn crib and barn of newn logs stable
and COW shelter, all having been built in the
last few years; excellent garden newly en-
closed, three acres OF low grounds enclosed.
suitable for cranberries; grasses are indigo
nous TO the soil, orchard of 80 or 40 Young
peach trees inst commenced bearing tWcl We
young apple trees, blue plum and damson
trees bearing.
Price $40 per acre cash, or s2I per acre one
half cash balance in one aud years with in
terest.
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No. 81

\ Bouse and Lot ut Orange c. II. Tho los
contains about y half acre OF ground, tho
house is n two story brick dwelling, with
two rooms on the first, and three On tho
second floor. and an excellent basement di-
ming room, with closet ehd dairy room al.
tached. The kitcht is al brick, with four
rooms. a well of tine water is with in twenty
:eetofthe house. II has all necessary out build
ings. All of which are III good order.
Price $1,000; Uue-half cash. balance in and
IL months,
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No. 81.

No. 81.
A two story frame Store-house and Lot at
Orange &. H., 30 feet front with u depth OF
100 feet. The store room is Is x 81 feet with
a dry cellar trimming the entire length OF the
house. On the second floor there are two
well lighted rooms.
Price 5000, one half cash, balance in and
- months.
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Address j. II. JOHNSTON,
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June 4, lS59.--3n.
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NASisXIiLE, TIiS y

The ahcyc named Hotel la- been tho
roughly reprinted, repaprrcd and rclttrd,
from cellar 10 garrett. and has been rcillr-
ni,hcd throughout with new nIrniulrc OF
modern styles, and i now open for he re-
ception Of boardcls, and the travelling pub
lie.
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pensr or pains in plltmg the house in com
plctc order, hope to merit and receive a
liberal share of the public patronage.
j. \. BATTLE a co.
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Deceit Of Song Writ
~ THE "FAt CONTRIBUTOR.


The man who wrote clone Swcc
Home never had homc,--- FIX
No Of course not All his folks Il
home say he didn't Nobody who
writes about anything never has it, /
Il man is out o! any thing lie immediate
Jy goes and writes about it. No one
writes SO many Leadi0gs as the man
who is out Of his head.
Certainly he didn't have any home
The man who wrote "Old Arm Chair
never had IN arm chai. in all his life
The best he had was an olo split bot
tom chair without any back to it,
The author Of Take me back 70
Switzerland never was IN Switzerland.
The nearest he ever came to it was sit,
ting in the William Tell Saloon eating
Switzerkasc--hose why, that was the
best he conld do.
Mother, Eve Come Home to Die, -
hasn't spoke to the old woman for
years and wouldn't 90 near the house
BESIDES he is one Of that class Of spirit
ualists who don believe they ever will
die. His health was never better His
mother is nothing but mother in law
and she is dead anyhow.
There is the author "Old Oakcn
Bucket" too There wasn't a bucket
on the whole farm, water being drawn
with tin pail and a cistcrn pole.
"IfI had but thousand a year" sta
ted privately to his friends that he
would be perfectly contcntcd with half
that sum, as he was doing chores for
his board and three months schooling
in the winter.
Shells of Ocean is 4 humbug The
paintiye poet who represents himself
rs wandering one summers eve, with /
scabcat thought Oh II pensivc shore,
was raised in the interior of Pcnnsy.-
yania, and never was ten miles away
from home in all his life. Gathered
shells did he2 All the shells he ever
gathered were egg shells back Of his
mothers kitchen.
The man who wrote the song Of the
Shirt hadn't shirt to his back wear.
Tag wa'npus for the most part
"'Oft IN The Silly Night used TO get
on spree and make the Silly night
howl till day break
The author Of ave met BY Chance
knew very well it was all arranged be ,
fore hand He had been weeks in con
irving it--and she admired his contri.
vance.
The an hor of II know Il bank" etc.
didn't know one where he could get his
note discounted The only check he
ever held was white check on faro
bank lie never had red check in all
his life
"What are the wild waves saving
knew very well they were rcproachiug
him for running away from Long
Branch without paying his hotel bill.
Hear me, Norma" was deaf and
lulpb lie couldn't make his pa hear
am ma
The author Of Rain on the Roof
always slept in the basement except
when he slept on. of doors i
LET me kiss him for his mother"
got mad because his mother wouldn't
have him, and whipped her little boy
within an inch ofhs life.
u drcamt ! dwelt ir marble halls"
Vscd 20 cheat at marbles when Il boy. :
and his dream was horrid nightmare. t
brought on by remorse at the rccollcc !,
ion Of fraudulent marble baulS.
I'm sadlcst when sing was tick '
ed almost To leatli If invited 10.
"llappy be thy dreams, sold bcn
inc whisky You can fancy what kind
# "dleams' were produced
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ROBERT DONNELL
+ N S TITUT E
The Columbia Synod'S Female College,
WINCHESTER. TENN. .t.


VlIIlS SCHOOL COMBINES THE rar,
L. advantages Of II high and healthy 10.
cality; Of the very best of society; of easy
access by the great central thorougharc
| the Nashville II Chattanooga Railroad. OF
Churches and Sabbath Schools. of all til,
leading denominations. with the priyileu,
of attending any that the students and pa.
rents may prefer; Of tirst-ciass boarding
kept by Rev. DR.. NJ. II. Bone, who will
spare no pains to render his boarder.
pleasant and at home, and of boarding also
secured in the best families in tow n. ON
same terms; Of corps of teachers who are
not mere. novices in the profession OF
teaching, but who have devoted their live,
to the calling with success seldom cqualcd
and who give even assurance that they
come 10 remain, and b. SHcceed. 1t j. the
Female College OF the Cumberland Presby
tnrian Church. and so recommended by the
synod at its late meeting at Athens, Ala.
rs an Institution in every way worthy OF
the most liberal patronage, both of the
public and the Church.
FACULTY:
\. VI. BrRNEY. \. NJ, Principal.
Miss ELLA j. BAKER, A. NJ. Principal Fee
male Teacher.
Prof w. Il. DEWITT and Lady, Teachers
Of Music and French.
Curriculum H. high as that of any Fc-
male College in the state.
PRICE or BOARD AND TUITION:
Primary. per term ofiive months. Sl2 20
Preparatory or Medium, ~ 90
Collegiate, % 90
Contingent Fee, %
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