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Mr., Peter Oliver.

INAkE NoTlCE-That shall, on Monday
Il the 26th day of August next, at Coblsr's
Mills, Rockingham county N. c. proceed to
take the deposition of Aalon Mills, to be read
as evidence in suit now depending in the su.
peror court Of Campbell county, wherein you
are plaintiff and | am defendant, when and
where you may attend IT, you think proper
HENRY McKINNY.
July &c, lswlws
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Al rules hsldef ii the sie9krs ssreof ~ ..s,,.,
dss ~ - .saesr, Tor the Lsnehharg ds,rs ,he s7
1ames 0iealan. pl-,
Against
ihon.. Coleman, admir- of Elizabeth Coleman. dee'd
aud BOYD Aier, Dea1s
me aele1daat lloyd Miller ..af hnt3t.g .nffra L,s
~ aasf aid gwen security according tile act
ana fr riies 0i this COURT aud . Appearing W
fsicsssee thai iie Is not n. liabsiant
country IL aordored that the sid dat do APP
MI nsse On te first das OF nest AMI tie
,oTth~th inserted "a the L, ncbuf rress months
eesseiy, aud posiedat The frnnt door of the court
''use u Tie sad town Of Linchbugg.
a, AeopT-tcsIs,
~ JOHN WILLS, &C.
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TRACY OF AAED.
aMAENS'H AAND
FOR SALE.

TINE Subscribers wish To sell a TRACT OF
4 LAND, lying in the county of Amherst
on the south branch of the middle Fork of Ped
Ter river, containing 3S2 acres. being the same
tract which was conveyed by Charles Taliager.
70 to Richard Harrison, and by said Harrison 70
ihe Subscribers. Persons wishing to purchase
will apply to GEORGE S. HoLI.oNAy
New Glasgow, who will at any time show the
land
ROBERT J.. COLEMAN.
GEORGE S. HOLLOWAY.
JAMES S. PENDLEToN.
May IL. IT,
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.8mhtrd County, My Court, ls22
Mansfield Ware, by James Ware bis next
friend, plaintiff,
Against
George II. Burfofd, Dabney Ware, and Mel
sonC. Dawson, executors OF George Nc Dniel,
deceased, defendants
The plaintiff filed his bill, whcfcupon il ap.
pearing TO the satisfaction OF the ceuil that the
defendant, George II. Burford, doth not reside
ia this commonwealth, it is therefore decteed
and orde cd that unless the said defendant Bur.
lord doth appear here on the first day OF August
court next, and give security according to the
act Of assembly and the rules ofthis court, and
enter his appearance, the plaintiffs bin shall be
taken asconiessed, and the matter thereof de
clecd accordingly ana il 10 furiil., ti-crred and
ordered, that Dabney Ware and Nelson e.
Dawson, executors Of George Mcdaniel deed
be restrained from paying away or Other wise
Opposing ol any monies OF other effects which
they may have in thei hands, or may hereafter
come totheir hands, belonging 10 said defendant
Buriord, to the amount Of eighty dollars, until
the further order Of the coult--and it is further
ordered, tina. copy ofthi5 order be inserted ia
the Lynchburg Press for the space OF two
months succe sigely, and one othef copy pestfd
at the from door oithc court hosse ofthis coun-
ty, two several court days.
A Copy--1este,
wew II A. b. DAVIES, c. A. c.
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To the Csfisens q Lynchbarg and The ar
rnnndinK IoHnfias.

To The Csfiseas q Lynohbarg and The an
rounding Counties.
FTtHE Subscriber hss taken the Lynchburg
4 Mills upon lease, fof three yeas, during
which time ne intended 10 dc ole the whole Of
MS attention to the business ola Mile. In or.
der 10 commence his ops, stioi,s, and TO enable
bnnseIIto accommodate the farmers IN the fuf-
chase 81 Wheat, Il beeame necessary topfoeufe
funds lot isw months, when bewould have Il
IL his power 10 avail himself u his own iunds---
he lherofofe consulted f,iend on the subject
and vas advised TO ~ in bank. 1 procured a
gentleman in the country as an endofser, who
) good isi any amount that | should have sp
Piled for James Allen, Jr. OF Cumberland, Is
that gentleman. Judge Daniel, and Mr. iieBry
s Laaghsiue IA dire etor ofthe Fa'meTs' Bank
Of Virginia in Lynchburg,1 gave the Board IN
fefnlatoD as TO the standing Of James Allen a.
an endofser.
onthe 18th inst. placed note Of 1880 in
the above bank, with James AKIN, Jf. sndoIser.
The note WIS refused, ior two ressons--ffst.
because il was Informal. and secondly, because
the directors wished some information abont
| my situation rs a man oil proPe iy, Expressing
Themselves perfectly satsiied rs 10 the stu ding
of James Allen, Jr. my endofser. These CIR
eumstaBees being communicated 10 me by a
ide.d, inst ntly set about occurring The inior.
m,iion that they required, Col. Charles Wood.
son, lsobest Nenable, sen. and Edward Iiooker,
a plinee tdwafd, my old nsighbeis, and bet
ter acquainted with my stnation tnan most men,
was applied ts by me for tbe5niofmation sought
for by the boaid ofdn eeiors, aud gave me in
So, ~ ,shat they regarded AZ my situation
Edward Booker wrote penonallyto James Bull
lock, L'q surFosi & he was one Of the diree.
tots--al three agreeing ~ statement. The 10 h
inst. another note Vi $500 was put in bank,
with the same endorse, al necessary inlorma.
ton as ,eguired by them beng Iurnished--yct
Astonishing TO say, The boatd rejected the note
Why should be p,seluded from the Use OF a
public institution, il think proper to avail my.
self oft, by complying wit The ules prescribed
by them, j. equally SUI priang to me
WIN A. ALLEN.
Iypchbtrn JnlV o.
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Caution.
YNUSr SAM.

Df virtue OF deed oftrust, executed TO me,
lb by Jonn Finch. hearing date the 50th daJ
OF May, 1891, and duly recorded IN the elerk;s
office oil the county court Of Campbell, for the
purpose OF securing TO Jesse Harvey, sen. * 20
the payment # a certain sum OF money therein
expressed, together with the interest and cost Of
executing ths'trost. IshaIl proceed to sell, at
the residence ofsaid John Finch, to the highest
bidder, ios ea1y money,
OnMe ioh day Of .lDgust, 1892
One horse, nine head of cattle, eleven sheen.
twelve hog, two saddles, enc feather bed and
furniture, one sideboa d, two tables, QUO shot
gun, one chest, ten chars, one cotton wheel, one
flax wheel, and one loom--Acl,ng as trustee,
shall convey such title as is vested in me and
no other.
ARCHIBALD COCK, Trustee.
July &c. w3wl3
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LYNCHBU RIG & SAL EN-
TURNPIKE COMPANY.

FTyHEe Stock of the delinquent Stock
i holders, which was advertised to be sold
pm this day. Is postponed TO
Tuesday, The 2eih Of August merit,
At which time it will take place at the Frank
In Hotel, In the town Of Lynchburg.
JOHN LYNCH, Treaursr
July Is tctds8&
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PaINef EpwAnp county, 18th July, 1922.
10 he President and Directors Of HE Far
merS' Bunk, al Lynehburg.
Gfniitncn. William 4. Allen has requested
me 10 state, ioi your Information. my know
ledge oi hlt property, ana whether think he
should exl eel To receive accommodation vt
Bank for 5 " 1870 dolia,a. | have been well
acq,tanie with NJ. Allen lor 20 years, du ing
the greater pait OF that time very intima ely ,
both with his general conduct in the manage.
ment OF his affairs, aud with the amount oi his
property. For aome lew yea past, had not
attended much TO either oi these particulars, ur-
I'll about eighteen months past, wien my pscu.
mary interest mede il my duty anu business to
inform myself, rs well as the nature OF The case
would admit, upon tbrse points, aud the result
Of my enquiries has been, that suppose Mr.,
'llen's property win not be worth less than
y 10000 lat the present depre- sed price,) after
The PAYMENT OF his debts, should common pru
denee be exercised IN is management and dis
position. As to my opinion whether he should
expect to be accommodated at the bank or not.
| can properly say nothing, because II will OF
course depend upon the ules by which the
bank IS governed in that respect, (which rules
ain ignorant, yet should no, hesitate to trus,
nm myselito any amount that his brother jas.
Allen, OF Cumberland, would be security for.
And, from my knowledge OF Jas Allen, should
rely, win great certainty, that any Transaction
IN which he was aparty, would be pTans ged with
TIE stretest honesty aud promptness, his char
acteI being remarkable for punctualty, honesty.
decision and energy in all things. Very ,e
speetnily. CHARLES MOODSoN.
lhsve attended to the within, and find Il 20
agree with my opinion.
ROBERT VENhDLE, sen.
The most entire confidence may be placed IN
any statement madeb by Mr. Robert yenable.
VIM. 5. REID.
MI Charles Woodson, Of Prince Edward
county, IS a man .who stands fair and IN h..
ne'ghb rhood, where he is best known, tn. mo,t
implicit conl'den &c is placed IN his statements
Ju'yl6. wiw
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Real & Personal Estate

OF his father Burcher Whitehead, deceased, OF
such pat thereof as shall be OF value suificien,
to satisfy the debt secured in said Decd With tbs
interest aud expenses OF the Trust
Acting as trustee, the subscriber viii only sell
and convey SUBTITLE aud interest as is vested In
him by said deed.
LUCAS p. THOMPSON
July so. IDS
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Notice.

DY vitae of !. deed Of trust executed e the
II subscriber, By William c Whitehead
Tor certain purposes therein specified. which
bears date the 2ist dag @: November, 1921
snd Is oil record il the clerks Office ofthe coui
~ count Of Amherst, vii % sold, nj public
auction,
On tic 10Th day Of August nert,
Being the first day OF Amherst August court,
at the coust house ofthe said County, all the
right, title and interest of the said William
G: Whitehead IL being an undivided interest,
in the
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The most entire confidence may be placed IN
any statement madeby Mr. Robert yenablc.
VIM. 5. REID.
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zach safe win commence with the lowest
number Of section, township sud range, and
proceed in regular numerical order
The lands reserved by law for the use Of
sehp ols or for other purposes, will be reserv.
ed from sale.
Given mader my hand, at the city of Wash
.irg,on, this l5th day of March, 1922
JANIS MONROE.
BY the President
aosIAu Mnfes,
Connais@oncf Of IN, Gen. LanfoGiee.
1T Prfters who publish the laws of the
United Suites win publish the above once n
week TIL the first Monday in November next,
snd send their accounts (receipted) TO the Gen
.eral Lana Office.
March ~ b0t4N
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-10
LEF'S ELIXIR,

This truly valuable medicine has for the last sixteen years,
been the ecacous medicine in for speedily and
eectuay curing the violent colds coughs, Consmp
ons drought on by great colds and exposure hundreds
of could be gwen (of snatched from
the very brink of the grave by the timely Of this nva
liable mcdlclne had we rooms only give the fol-
lowing at this time.
Wilmington, N. C. Esd .FIay, 1921.
Dear Sri attacked with most violent headache
and pain in the breast that it with the utmost diff
Guilty could draw my BREATH utter single sentence
louder than whispers was advised by my friends to pro-
cure bottle Of your Ehrr, which did, and from two or
three doses found great relief and the of bottle
effected my complete You at liberty to make
this public in any manner you think proper,
Yours &c. JOHN z. WILMINGTON.
To Mr.. Noah Ridgey, Baltimore.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-10
FORTITUDE.

AT the siege Of Yorktown when the approaches
were city far carried on, the troops mounted guard
in the trenches by regiments. The Rhoue Island
regiment mounted one night at time when the
British kept up an incessan, cannonade of round.
grape, and canister shot two blacks were placed as
sentnels together, upon the same spot one sat
down, the other laid upon his belly, to observe the
motion of the enemy, and to give timely notice, if
they should attempt to sally. When the relief came,
the corporal found both in the same position he had
left them demanding of the one sitting, why hi,
did not rise, he ANSWERED. laconicaIly, ~ believe,
massa, Ise wounded, and guess Cuffee dead han'r
poke dis good while" On examination, Cuffee was
really dead; canister shot having entered his
head and poor Sambo hsd the bones of his leg and
arm both terribly shattered. On carrying them
within the lines, the surgeons found It necessary to
amputate poor Sambo's leg. When the poor fellow
was informed Of it. he, with true heroic spirit re-
piled, Well, come masss take um of. say no more
about UNI" Having borne that with the patience of
an Epctetus, he was informed it was absolutely ne
cessary to take off his arm although under the
most excruciating pains, when the surgeons began
TO condoe with him on his peculiar misfortune he
exclaimed, "Neber mind, massa, take um Off
thank God, got noder leg and noder arm left for urn
lyet'" Had he been Ron an instead OF an African,
how would he have been celebrated!
Portland GaS.
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A MOST VALUABLE FIRM.

BY virtue of Decree of the Chacery Court the subscr
Der will offer at public sale, at Mr.. Peacocks tavern
in Chester Town, Tuesday the 18th instant,
at O'Clock, p. NJ
The well known FARM, called KennardS Point late The
property of James Buchanan, deceased. This Farm hes
Kent county, the of Churn Greek and Still Pond
in such be enclosed by 400 PANELS of fence
1t contains about five hundred and twentyhree acres
which about hundred and sixty in wood, and por
ton Of the residue might easily be converted into meadow
The Buildings Dwelling House, Meat House, Ora
nary Corn House, and Stable, in very good repair
1t is believed that there is valuable Farm fol
the size off the county, and persons DESTROYS of invest
ing capital in Land confidently invited make them
selves fully informed of its worth.
The purchaser will be required give bond with APP
proved security for the payment of the purchase money
in eight equal semi-annual payments with interest from
the day of sale.
The purchaser will have liberty to seed wheat this fall
aud will receive possession the first OF January
E. F. CHAMBERS, Trustee.
Chester Town, Sd September, 1899. 68-5t
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Was stolen from the subscriber on Monday night the
18th inst August dark Bay Mare rising four years DID,
about IA, or 14a hands high natural troter had long
tail wIen taken not having been docked but may since
have been scaped in order to change her
white hairs under her name, other natural mark
coar-Eas been used, so much as to become bride
wise and has way of putting her head the ground,
whenever attempt made bride her The thief had
rode mare which he had stolen about miles, with colt
at her side, which he left in the field which he took
mime reward of five dollars will be given for nforma-
ton so that get the again and ten dollars for the
tibet, so that he be brought to conviction
Near Mddlet0wn, Z MOSES ARCHEY,
New Castle County, man Ofcolour.
August II, 1929. 65-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-10
WILMINGTON, TUESDAY, 10 SEPTEMBER 1892
Valuable Property FOR SALE.

Will be exposed to Public Sale, at the house of John M
Smith in the Borough of Wilmington Saturday the Dist
day of September next previously disposed Of large
and commodious three story brick dwelling house, kitchen
and lot of ground situate the of Market and
High Streets, in the Borough of Wilmington, now in the
tenure of the Rev. Mr. GREEN The above property has
long been occupied well established dry goods store
It being in very public and central part of the town. rem
ders it desirable situation for that business Aso-a lot
in Deer Greek Marsh bounded by lands of Robert Porter
Ann Stidam, and Mill Creek DAM containing about two
acres be the same less Said lot of the first quail
y of marsh and under good fence It's quality and conve-
nen situation make it object persons living in the
borough An ndsputable title will be given and possess
sion of the house and lot may be had the 25h day of
March next and Of the lot Of marsh soon as the condi-
tons of sale complied with. Any person wishing
view the property will please to apply the Rev. MIR.
Green, on the premises to either of the subscribers.-
Sale TO commence at two O'Clock r. M said day. when
the conditions Of sale will be be made known by
JONAS STIDHANf, and
DAVID S11DHAM
Attorneys in fact for William Stidham.
August 23. 1892. 65-9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-10
Lees famous Anti-bilious Pills.

They admirably adapted to carry off superAuous
bile and to prevent its morbid secreonsto appe
tite, regular habit of the body and promote free persp
ration and thereby prevent colds often attended with
fatal consequences to the lives of thousands.
CT Please enquire for Lees qtb hoMs Pills, with the
signature of NOAH RIDGELY, Qate Michael Lee & Co
Dear &r-IIaving made oil the various Pills in my
family offered to the public for the last twenty-five years.
having found your celebrated antbious Pills the most
eicacios in cleansing the stomach and bowels, removing
sick somac and having used them for several
years past, have hesitation in stating that believe
them Gas represened) most Ual1a6le family medicine.
JACOB SMALL, Conway street, Baltimore.
TO Nh. Nah Ridgey. Aug 9, 1921.
Lees Worm Lozenges,
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NO. TO-
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN::

The price fue dollars year those who do not either
nav their subscriptions in advance before the first Of
Lne OF December and fair Dollars to those who do AT
before which time ifs subscriber wishes to decline, he
must notify the editor of his intention compliance
with these conditions to be considered engagement
for six months, and paper will be discontinued without
afuflment Of them except at the option of the editor
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve ines for term
less than three months; four times for dollar and TWEEN
" cents for every subsequent insertion, longer pro-
portion Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements 10 be inserted they
will be continued till forbid Letters to the Editor to in
sure attention must be post paid.
.9dvertising by the year.
To Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers
year $40, % 1year IL, %
6months q, 81 months y, 81
8 do. AIS do. S, 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-10

BARLEY Coffee "A bachelor in the habit of using
two parts rye and one foreign coffee mixed discoy
ering lately great improvement in his mo- ming
beverage. called his cook to task for her extrava
gance in using all foreign coffee, when it vas found
hat Barley malt had been used aud coffee at all.
This discovery was made nearly twslve months ago.
and the barley has been subs itute6 ever since. The
gentleman declaring it very little interior to the best
Java The barley is sprou ed and dried, and then
toasted and prepared like Other coffee
Winchester Rep.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-10
REPARTEE.

M Lalande diped one day at the house OF
Recamier the Barker he was seated between the
celebrated beauty, Madam kecamier, and Madam
de Stael, equally distinguished for her wit Wish
ing to say something 10 please the ladies', the
astronomer exclaimed" How happy am TO be
thus placed between wit and beauiy!" 'Yes, M.
Laande,' sarcastcally replied Madam de StaeI, and
without possessing either
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LEES
ORIGINAL HIGHLY APPROVED
Family Medicines.
LEES

Lees truly valuable medicines, have stood the test
of about sixteen years. and their excellent qualities are
well known and established One Of the most recent cases
of cures of some of the most beneficial of his Medicines is
all that the Proprietor for want of select and
aex, from the many in his possession.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-10
Lees Worm Lozenges,
Wonderful Tape y orm.

The proprietor Of Lees Fanny medicine has been put
in possession of part of Tape Horn, passed by lady
forty years old, expelledby Lees truly eicacous Worm
Destroying Lozenges, which eight feet long and
contains three hundred joints. This Worm with Two
round Worms, OF IS and Is inches long, and of an inch
round, expelled from child fue years old, by the
OF Lees Lo=engeS, to be Lees Family
dicne Dispensary, No. 68 Hanover st. Baltimore.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-10
From the London Literary Gazette Dec. 99, 1891.
THINGS TO COME.


THINGS TO COME.
There are muimurs on the deep,
There are thunders on the heaven,
Tho the ocean pillows sleep,
Tho no clouds the sign has given.
Earth that sudden storm shall feel,
Ills storm of man and steel.
Tribes are in the forests now,
Idly hunting ounce and deer;
Tribes are crouching in their snow
Ger their wild ard wintry cheers
Doom'd to swell that tempests roar,
Where the torrent.rain is gore.
War Of old has swept the world,
Guilt has shaken strength and pride;
But the thunders, feebly hurled,
Quivered DER the spot and died;
When the vengeance next shall fall,
Woe TO each, and woe 10 all.
Man has shed mans blood for toys,
Love and HAITI ed, tame and gold;
Now mighter wrath destroys;
Earth in cureless crime grows old;
Past destruction shall be tame
To the rushing of that fame.
When the clouds OF vengeance break,
Folly shall be on the wise,
Frenzy shall be on the weak,
Nation against nation rise.
And the worse than Pagan sword
In Religions breast be gored.
Then the Martyrs solemn cry,
That thousand years has rung,
Where their robes of crimson lie
Round sthe Golden Altar flung,
Shall be heard-and from the 'thronen
The trumpet of the Judgment blowus
"Woe to Earth, the mighty woe,'
Yet shall Earth her conscience Iull,
Til above the brim shall flow
The draught of gall--the cup is full.
Yeta moment comes the ire,-
Famine, bloodshed, food aud FIRE.
First shall fall Mighty One,
Ancient crime had crowned his brow.
Dark Ambition raised his throne
Truth his victim and his foe.
Earth shall JOY in all her fear
Ger the great Idolater.
Then shall rush abroad the blaze
Sweeping Heather zone BY zones
Airic's tribes the spear shall raise,
Shlvering India's pagod throne
China hear her Idols kuel
In the Russians cannon peal.
On the Turk shall fall the blow
From the Grecian's daggered band,
Blood like winter-showers shall flow,
Till he treads the Syrian land
Then shall iGal vengeance shine,
And all be sealed in Palestine
TRISSINO.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-10
NOTICE.

Joseph Robinson, of the Borough of Wilmington, Mer-
chant having the threth day of August last made
assignment of his effects the subscribers for the benefit
his creditors all persons having claims against the said
Joseph Robinson requested exhibit the same for set
Element to " & j. +. GILPIN,
September 8, 1922 68-H Assignees.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-10
NOTICE.

The partnership of CURRY MORTON this day dssov-
ed by mutual consent All who indebted TO said firm
requested to make payment, and those having claims
to present their accounts for settlement the subscribers
who will settle the same. ROBERT CURRY,
JOHN MORTON.
Wilmington, August 18th, 1922. 67-4t