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Rsr. Mn. L.xSrr Of the YlrglnI. con.

fREv. AE. LiNSEY ofthe Virginia Con-
ference NJ, T.. Church South, who is
building church III this place Jaws he
has laid d. 900 brirksofl the chllEcL ttli-
llra witl his oxA hands, and hss only
received one dollar Of pay Iris eenier-
ehee year.
The above we clip from the Alexan-
dria Gazette. We trust that the Conc
fercace will repair Tie injustice done to
Mr.. Il.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-07

4 ToDAcco Factory IN this town
would pay splendidlY, and the wonder
is that ono has never been built. A
coach factory is also needed. We shall
allildc TO these mattsss again.
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TnlT ExcELLrST PnYslcI4S' DR.. Ed
nuaa Taliaferro left home the day be-
fore christmas OH flying trip TO VII
inington, N. G. This is the first he'll
day OF 4 week which the gsoc doctor
has taken in twenty years; and the peo-
ple,9f Orange feltlihat they could hard
ly afford to spare him even for that
shorttime. 44a
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GoRDoSsvILI.s being the point of dis
tribution OF the mails of SO many eoun-
ties, the post-oiiicc here ought by all
means to be money-order Office.
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SHALL THE TOWN OF GoRDoYsyIiLH be
incorporated? What say you, cllizeiFf
The Legislature will meet shortly, and
il is time We were making up our
minds.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-07

The SUNDAY NIGnT TRAIN 30 be put OIL
the route from Baltimore to Richmond
via Gordoasyillc, will add greatly to its
growing popularity.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-07

REMEMBER your county paper is
sent to you in any part OF tine county
free Of postage. This is the law.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-07

RAPPAHASSocE COUNTY has produced
but two cases OF bankruptcy ; which
speaks well for sold Rap" Speaker
Xeph Turner lives there
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REV. L. NJ. CAKsoN's first sermon in
Iyncliburg last Sunday is highly COM
plimented by the Virgnian. Mir. c, is
n great losS to Orange.
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~ AT RAPIDAN.-- Mr.. Phil Jones, ,lF,,
kept open house during Christmas week
aud there was mach gsyety all around
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-07

They SAY that lion. A. Ii. II. Stuart
ia now editing the Valley Virgi'iian,
and Hon. James Barbour The Culpep-
err Observer.
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ccEssIoSs. MIR. Rock, : ~ -
esteemed merchant from Gown. wv, -
this state, has opened a store In
place under Digges's Land Agency.
Mr.. Edward +. Taliaferro of Greene
and family have rented the old Acade-
my and will reside here permanently.
MIR. Ro. Taylor has rented Mrs, Beale's
house, formerly occupied by III :.
RrAWn
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ls MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Send us.
please, all the marriages and deaths
that occur in Orange, Louisa, Greene
aud Madison; and any other local news.
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Mn. BRrcE is going to make our oillcc
ono of tho handsomest country Offices IN
Va. He has got the means, and, what
lis more, he has e. the heart.
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onD NkwspArrRs for sale at this office
cheap.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-07

IxPoRTAxT A ENCOURAGEMENT. The earth
has been winterviewed by the sun.
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MEASLES, sore-eycs and babies are the
prevailing cpidemics in Orange at this
time.
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81 WE. HAVE HEARD the commercial coli
uInn OF tn Wig highly comrlimented
by merchants of onr town.
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aslisfellaneolls a5rEllF.
THE LTRCHBUEG RRPUEIyCAN.
Founded An I940

THE LFRCHBUEG REPUBLICAN.
Founded in 1880.
DAILY AND TRl-WEEkLY.
| THIS wcll-established popular and
| 4 reliable Newspaper has been considcra-
| DlF enlarged, and now appears In new and
improved dress throughout, making 1t one
Office most attractive journals in the State.
and therefore presents stronger claims than
ever upon ne patronage Of the business and
reading public.
IN Irs POLITICS
The Republican will remain, as 1t ever Inns
been strictly Conservative, and viii devote
q firm conviction that 1t Is the only sure way
to bring back the old days OF prosperity and
happiness TO the people OF Virginia.
OUR POLITICAL NEWS
viii be gathered from the leaiing papers OF
the country, without regard TO their politics
and always be OF the freshest, and most reli-
able and interesting character.
OUR MONEY MARKET REP0RTs
Are under the supervision of an. OK perlenced
dnancier. and may be relied upon as in al
respects accurate.
OUR TOBACCO REPORTS
Comprise daily accounts the transactions
at the Breaks III this city, full returns from
the various tobacco districts Of Virginia,
and extracts from the leading reports of the
Western and Southern markets.
TO THE FAMILY CIRCLE
The Republican win present strong attrac-
lions, as every effort VIII be made to present
the choicest ana most Interesting selections
OF miscellaneous reading matter. @i,sf
OUR CORREsPONDENCE
Will embrace letters nom all the principal
centres of news; and particular attention
Will be given to faithful reports of all matters
Of public interest tranplring in the State
TO MAKE IT a LIVE NEWSPAPER
Win be, in a word, the chief effort and arnbi
Jon OF the Editors and Propritors of the lse
publican, and to thisend we confidently ask
lnd expect the patronage OF the public.
as AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM
rhe BepubIiean offers superior AID vantages
IT'S circulation being vcrJ- large. and daily
TERaSs .Aasbe - ee
DAILY. rRT- wEEgEY. ~
inc year 81 col One year $50
TX months 90 six month"; Il q
'hree months 2 90 three mouths. al
TO CLUBS OF FIVE OR MORE,
he Daily will he furnished ct Six Dollars
er annum, and the Tri-weelSly at -Four Do
TO DO nraae invariably in hd-
So Specimen copies will be'furnlshed on
1plication.
Address .Hf
BETS, HARDWICTSE & FOSTEF. -y7
october 5, 1869. Editors and Propr4.ors
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CHRISTMAS PREDICTIONS. -As many of
readers are interested in grape culture,
the following predictions, though some
what uncouth, poctically considered,
are quoted in the hope that they may
prove suspicious OF good harvests, fair
weather, and happy results IN general
When Christmas ever clear you find,
Without rain and without wind,
And fair the morning sun did shine
Tho neXtycar will produce much wine.
Christmas bare and green
Better with snow is seen.
'Ts n fair sign of a propitious year,
When the bright sun on Christmas shines
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MNTKalE.

All nersoas indebted to the estate
n of Ar Chnnrnan. deceased, are earn
eslT rs ~ q come forward with as ~
tie delay as possible and settle then d 1hsoo "
edness, in accordance VIVID VIC ia W., ,osts
o. ". II. CHAPMAN, Exerutor.
of II. NJ. Chapman, az ca sea
january s. 1850.
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NOTICE no LAND OWNERS.

HAVE made arrangements with a
4 gentleman who has heretofore Influenced
large emigration to the West, TO send from
England, scotland, Switzerland, by way OF
the Norfolk steamers, Il large emigration OF
nonied men to this particular section. He
sails on this GRAND IN three weeks. / want
land at from $40 to $50 per acre, in bodies Of
SUO or 1869 acres. The lands will have to be
registered Immediately in order to furnish
vim with circulars. Let the desert pton be
accurSta. JOEL MILLER,
Real Estate Broker, Waverley Hotel
Culpeper G. H., Va.
Parties a~e notified to Ca, :" my once and
examine the ,;ssurances OF our lbill1y :" eff
feet this enterprise.
ialtIa.y % IS5g
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,,,,,,.r RyE OATS, CORN, BEANS,
p" liza PEAS AND FLAXSEED.
HAVING made arrangements with
IL narties. am now prepared to buy any
quantity aid pay the gh ssis ea1p pffe to
shipping. ". ".
Univ n 1863,
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Use PATN MELAEFs fnr Claol-

ff'D CGNsg HEPTEV ES.--Eiae adj
Il vertl.sers having beenrestored to health
in n few weeks, by a very simple remedy, af-
ter having suffered several years with Sc
we're lung affection, and that dread disease,
ConstIin ption-is anxious to make Known
to his fellow-sui1erers tho means OF cure.
TO all who desireit he will send copy of
the prescription free Of charge,) with
same, which they viii find a sure Cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc. The
object Of the advertiser in SEEDING tie pre-
scrlption is TO benefit the afflicted, aud
spread information which he conceives to
% Invaluable; and he hopes every sti!ferer
will try his remedy, as IL VIII cost him Moth
ing, ard prove a blessing.
! pa.sies Wishing the prescription please
address IL. EDWARD x. WILSON,
Wiilianisburg, Kings County, New York.
Deee1ll,,,-.' :. lss9.-iy.
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eYEl? aUNs F0R TIVE PEOPLE.
A CARE.

= ,v,,o'ld call the attention Of those in
,,t n q first-class COOKING STOFffto
=, "ff VIC Ns,i pES. 1t has no superior, and
t I'M, ne hundfed Of them are now in Alex
ana r ii t alera from Orange and adjoining
~ oi ,S,,se,nptly attended TO.
counties Pr T.. l., II. CIlARKSON,
tor s;sie ,., ~ IL, 10 South Royal st.
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UNEOUALLED INDUCEMENTS I
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In addition to the usual number OF short
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August 10, lS09.-tr.
WOOD HOTEL,
rY<tItxa nNrr-> ~

RICHMOND, VA.
THIS tirst-class. popular and fasi1ion-
i able Hotel, tho only one located on the
Main Street of the city, has been furnished
and put In the most perfect oriar through
out.
IL is within one square OF the Capito.. Gus
TOM House, Post-Ofice, Theatre, &C.. and
within two squares of the Richmond and
fredericksburg Railroad depot, and the
Danville.
The travelling public are cordially invited
10 make their homo at the Spotswood and
the proprletOrs pledge Themselves to make
7 .ol tiie future, whatit has been for the past
five years, the leading Hotel OF Richmond
Aa- Telegraph Office In vestibuie. Office oil
southern and Adams Express Companies in
the building.
MILLWARD BROTHERS,
April "a, 1865. Proprietors.
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FRIDAY MORNING ,::::JANUAuY :, ls1o.
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WILLIAM5t.l. Rl. Aplil q, ISg9se
take pleasure IN beariuA testimony toiiis:
fact that Bensoa's Salstleni ,frOth VIII ctIfI
Poison Oak, letter aud Ring ,vorfn, ana is
valuable remedy TO haze in ones 1amily-.
nave used IL with perfect satisfac. ion. -
.Respectfully.
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CONIH SSIONER,S SAFE

o1-AHT GE LAND
by authority of a decree entered in
- the Chanceiy suit of Richard Richards
Executor. &c., vs. Robert Kendal's Admir-
and others, pending in Orangecircait Court
1 VIII sell at auttion, at the residence of the
labc Robert Kendall. on Friday, the 3lSt dG9 0
december, 1850 a tLact of
81 I-4 Acres 0GE4sssaG,
ne1sr Pamunkey. Meeting House, commonly
known as the William Collins tract and the
property OF the late Robert Kendall.
will also sell ut the same time and place
tile undivided interest of said Robert Ken
dali being l.7th) in the dover formerly as
Signed to Bertha Kendall, out of the estate of
,gashua Kendall, deceased, which consists of
IS3 Acres.
containing the buildings now occupied by
the heirs of Joshua Kendall, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE will be $50 in hand on
interest tract: balance on each in three O.
quail payments at u and ls months from
day ofsale; purchaser giving bonds bearing
interest from date, With approved security,
and as a further security the legal title to be
retained.
J, T.. POWELL, Special Comm'r.
November 70, 1863.
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J. S. AEITclIsE

PASSOVER c. II, July ~, 1865
This is to certify that my little girl had an
eruption of rllc skin, which shas ilafsleet IN,
SKIN Of physicians: wasAilsslt feed t,Jsa,o lef-
son Il Salalem Bron., and i'll three days tkf,
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LOCAL NEWS.
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Il. IL. LIVELY. f;
IN. RlelINos.n. October L. 1saz.s,.l.


E5E RICHMOND, October Il, 1sGz-as,
NJ. J. z. Benson :; ~, ~
DEAR SII;--I have sulfaretiwita Rinsworflr
for some time, and haso tried everything
could think OF, but wlthontsanp .efftc was
advised to try your salalein broth, and l.
have The satisfaction OF Knowing that am.
entirely we'll.
Very respcctfuliy,E rs vssRj
MrsGd =
WESTERN UNION rELEeRApn OrqIcf.
lslehInoiid. July2 ag 1885! : =
I, JEE. Benson, Esq. - sasz So 1leE 1sef
DEAR SIR-I think itsduei 10 You thsst Il
Salalem Broth 'f y
] had very bad case of Poison ieale'on r1y~s
hands ana was recommended to try YoGr
medicine; one bottle has affected an oiatirs,g
cure. 1 give you, with my thanks this GER
tihcate OF Its efficacy - = -
Il. NJ. J. PAINTER. r.
- - 4 xGsQe:
Price 81 per bottle. For sale By all Drug
PURCELL, LADD & CO.. Agents. ~
may II, 1909. E,,l bpchmopd, Va Z.
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Commercial glceoro.
ALEXANDRIA NAszs1s..a#.IAN. 6 lge5
Corrected IFeehly.

G0RDo SsvILLEs saKEF, JAN. a, 1870.
Corrected 4gsekly ~ y. W. Saeed and I'drtlo,c
& Nelpnlttn.
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glllsfelIaaeoNs s4aNsrlistneuts
JAMES RIVER MANIPULATED
erET "a -TATrR

GUA III g.
II II E undersigned sagain offers to
l. tho farmers Of Virginia and North
Carolina, these well known preparations.
ana had nnything been wanting To establish
their peculiar superiority, as Wheat fertiIiS-
ers 1t has been found IN the result of tho rp-
cont harvest-in many cases bringing up the
yield, on thin lands, to from l5r 10 Is bushels
Der acre.
They contain Peruvian and Phosphate
fNevassal Guano, the latter finely reduced
on burr iniilstoncs and arc combined in the
following proportions, VIZ:
Regular preparation OF 1000 lbs. Peruvian
$50
Special Preparation OF 1888 lbs. Peruvian
$50 -
,droi:h1 Peruvian Guano made ready for
lie d1ll by grinding in its dryest state the
ure PeruYian-to he procured, prepared in
lis manner, no where else in the United
tatos s9t.
Orders solicited for the above.
u. b. BENTLEY, Agent.
Richmond September II, ls09,--3t.
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TIA INsuaaEoFnoa om MARF1Mopr.-,

TIA lNsUHREoEroN cN MARr1NIopH.--
Later advices from the French leland Of
Martinique shov that tia result Of the
,nassfsOtioh inst s there a q .thS '22d alt was
tatag and the killing of several respecta-
BILE planters, The incendiary bands were
composed OF idle and worthless persons.
The Governor, who is On experienced
soldier. speedily Suppressed the emeute,
and many 81 the Persons concerned in It
tried to escape to the neighboring Eng
lish island Of st. Lucia, but were pre-
vented. In about six days after the out
break. the insurgents, who were esti-
mated to number about 400, were en-
tirely dispersed captured, and some Of
them killed. Eugene Lacaille, the prin-
ciple .Hngsleader, was captured on the
lst. Of October. /, On the Sd inst. the
volunteers that had been called out we're
disbanded; and the prisoners were under
trial iby a military commission. The
island ia now quiet.
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PAIN KILLER-PERRY DAVIS & SoS-
MANUFACTURERS AND PRopR1EToRs, PRoyI-
DENCE, Il. I.
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STATE Of South carolina, iRichiand Co

IoIato OF nOut1 OdfOHna, hlchia1d 60.
Edward Pollard, .PlaiptiH, against William u.
Bedon, DefendantN N Court of COMMON Pleas.
Summons for money densahd- Complaint not
serued.,
THO William, Z. 'Beedon,,' Defendant IN tbis
r action: You ATE ,horeby summoned and
required to answer: the complaint in this ac-
ton. which, together with the summons, 'haa
been hled this, 18th September, 1870, in the
otfco Of the Clerk Of the Court OF Common
Pleas for the said County, and to serve copy
OF your answer on tho eubscribers at their
office. at Columbia, 8. O., within TWENTY
DAYS aftor the service OF this summons on
you, exclusive Of the day Of service. i.
II you fail to answer this complaint within
the timo aforesaid, the plaintiff will take
Judgment against you for the sum of six hun
dred dollars, with interest at the rate Of
seven per centum per annum from the twenty
seventh day OF May, one thousand eigl4 hun
dred and si1ty-three, and costs. Dated Sep
tcmbor IS, 1870 a-,. :, ~ =.
DARNWELL & MONTEITH.
,r Plaintiffs Attorneys,
IL. 81 u. B. MILLER, G, @. P. IlI7 .EaI
R1- Chester Reporter copy and send bill,
properly probated, to Barnwell l. Monteith.
oept2 the
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FORTY ACRES AND A MU1E.-The only
colored man we know of in South Caro-
lima that hos received forty acres md q
mule, lives about three miles from
Winnsboro., This land and mule was
presented to him by his old master, for
his good conduct and honesty. His old
master was candidate for County Com
missioner at the last election, on the
Union Reform ticket, when lol and be-
holdl the colored man to whom he had
presented the land and mule, voted the
square out-and-out radical ticket against
him. WinnSboro Neacs.
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A woman went to circus in Terre,
Indiana, accompanied by eleven chill
dren, and when a neighbor asked her
where the old man was, she said he was
at home taking caro- of the children.
Another neighbor called at the house,
and seeing the old man trying to amuse
nine young ones, asked where the old
lady was. He said he had let her go to
the circus with the children.
Acurious typographical error recently
appeared in morning paper. In Civ
ing an account of an inquest, it was
stated. 'the deceased bore an accidental
character, and the jury returned YER
dict Of excellent DEATH"
They have Content in Texas. It is the
name of town.
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Carrlage Materials.
CONSISTING in part of HUBS,
c&I3YS >Spokes. Felloee, Shafts, Wheels
EES- Poles. Bolts Malleable Castings
--SA-Fifth Wheels, Bands, Enaine nelled
Leather. Dash Leather, Patent and Enamelled
Cloth, on Carpet. Lining Nails. splings,
Paints, Oils, Carrirge yarnishes, &C., &C.
Our stock of these goods is second to none in
Columbia. and those desiring to purchase.
,oW sape money by calling on
Sept II j. & r. R. AGNFw
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PAIN KILLER-PERnY DAVIS g. SoS-
MANUFACTURERS AND PRopn1EToRs, PRov1-
DENCE, Il. I.
TESTIMONIALS FROM THE pREss1
This remedy is we'll known to be one of the
very best over offered to the public It
ls oil that 1t is represented to be. The testi-
monlals in its favor, reaching back for series
OF years. and the experience OF long tost,
lncontcstibly prove it to be one of the most
reliable specifics of the age.-Oid North State.
We cheerfully add our testimony in favor of
this siodicine-Romdn Citizen.
DAVIS PAIN KILLER.-We have tried this
medicine, and assure our readers that it not
only possesses all tho virtues claimed for it,
but IN many instances suIpasses any other
remedy we have ever known,
Herald OF Gospel Liberty.
1t is really valuable medicine-it is used
by many yphysicians.-BoSto, 1raueler
have used Davis Pain Killer, and consider
it an indispensable article in the medicine
box. 1t has effected cures in diarrhns, aud
for cuts and bruises it is invaluable.
Ne,o York Examiner.
Spoken Of in terms Of high commendation
by both Druggist and Physician.
Philadelphia Eagle.
There is no medicine 1 value 80 highly as
the Pain klller-havo used it for years. and in
every instance it has proved sovereign reme-
dy.-Meseager, Glens FdUs. Ne,o York.
known almost universally to be a good
remedy for burns, and other pains of the body,
and Is valuable, not only for colds in winter.
but for various summer complaints.
Oct lflmo tChriStidn Aduocdte.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-27
Not1ces,

FIVE CENTS ADDITIONAL will buy shoes with
silvor or copper tips, which will save the
buyer the rrioe Of new pair ef SHOES. Com
pared with ragged toes and dirty stockings,
they arc beautiful, to say the least. Parents,
try it. SSth13
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-27

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