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New and Valuable Medicine.
49,, g. p : -; !. ( ~
COi;iTi1i ! 80, - ~

II iIIn net ma elegant Dd!s.n bids t,I
10 stand unrva,igd in It's merits, cor { ca-
sumptoi,s and Coughs and we boldly venture
to assert that no Medicine has ever gained So
much credit in SO snort time as this conipo-
siiion. Scarcely a case occurs but may he
relieved by the timely use OF it, many having
lately used it in seated Consumptions with the
most Surprising success, who were gwen up
by the most skiltul physicians III the cou"ay.
Many certificates OF lis efficacy accompany
each bottle.
hereby certify tha, my wife has for some
time past been troubled with "a violent Cough,
and has been in very delicate health, and
after having tried MANY different things with
Out getting relief, bought for her n bottle OF
Or. Mellens Cough Drops, from the use OF
which very short time She found great rcliei,
and ter Cough has entirely lett hef, aud she
has re gained her strength.
JOIN W JENKINS.
Hudson, l2H j,0nib .Sth, 1919.
Affirmed before ne, JOSEPH y MCNEIL,
Recorder of the citg o. Hudson
To the afflicted whom Ibis may conccrn-l
Rosanna Barton, do certify that took Vio
lent cold in the latter fart Of the year ISIS
which created a violent Cough and difficulty
of breathing, which was very distressing Ill
procured hottie OF Doctor Mellens cough
Drops, and by taking few doses OF the said
drops, was entirely cured of my Cough and
pain in nv side ROSANNA BARTON,
Wife of Mr. Joseph Barton
Hudson, 1911 .Uonh 1871, lsig.
This is to certify that in June 1918, wa:
seized with a very distressing Cough, pain IN
my side, great weakness Of the lungs, aud il
continued until July 1919, which confined me-
to tie House and part of the tisle TO my bed
had tried every thing as Thought but all II
vain was at last induced To make trial d
DR., Mellen's Cough Drops, which gave me Inn
j mediate relief, increased my strength, md re
stored NY former sleep. Ican with the great
o., confidence recommend them / all that are
afflicted with those complaints a. very vaiu
able medicine. NANCY BOURNE.
Hudson, Columbia ely. NY.Dec. q, 1919.
| FOR sALF BY
DR.. T HUMPHREYS, Lynchbnrg.
NareE Is l2m
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Journal IF F5reigr Medac'ne.
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T. be confined exclusively to those who ST..
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Revolutionary VA, which obtained the Indie
pendence uitheir county.
Second Edition. containing
HE Declalatlon 10y the h pi,sent.tives o
i the United Colonies Of North Ame1i, Il
a.' M lpIih In. causes aud necessity ui tab H.
up arms, July d, 1715-fht Petltie u by tn,
Representatives ot the United Colonies, TO Tn,
X NJ OF Great Britain, aulv 3, 7s5-A precla
ton III Congress f,r a day Of fasting, nueili,-
ton aud p AVER, Ma.cn 10, t775 The Decla-
ration oi independence, July 4, l71G- the
a.anlls sto by the Congress 81 the United States
oil America, Oetobe, 80, i179.
Also, the Constitution ot the Unitel States,
and tn, Farewell Address OF General Wash
|rNsroS, to the People If the United States, All.
noanclng h sitenton OF retiring from public
sesYlce, Septcnlherl7, 1870.
COMPLIED BY THoM3S j RODGERS
:. Wears tednoed 90 Che alternative oi choa
sing an npco ditionar submission To the tylan-
ny oi initiated ministers, OF resistance ny &c.
The latte, is our choice. We have count. d the
cost oil tins contest, and find nothing 50 dI ead-
tai a. voluntary Save y. Honor, lnstice, and
humanity, iot bid Il, ,au,ely 10 snr. ende, tina,
freedom which we received from out gallant
ance,to ;, aud which oar innocent poste,ity
nave tish. to receive iton us. We cannot
endure the inlainy ami gniit OF res,a NJ sue
ceeaiig g"uerationsto Clint wretchedn,ss which
inevitabl, awai them. ii we falsely entail hete.
dita,y DO dage upon them.
q" The atn,s VT have been compelled by our
encmle- to assume, we vii, IN defiance oi every
hazard, with nnabatIug ii,mness and peiseVeI-
snce, employ lol the p ese,Yalion OF our hbe,-
ti's-hcing With one mind res lived IL die free
II en- athe, than 20 Mc slaves. - Deciaraiiou
Of Congress, sitting }or,h he necessity ojtakmg
up a,ms--Jaiy y, 100.
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IN court held for Eanii,n county, At he
Courthouse on he fourth doy Of august,
1923.
Joseph Greer and Fanny hswife, PItHs
Against
Peter Holland, executor &c. of Elisha Ly-
on deceased John VI, Holland, Administra' or
&r. Of Mary Webster deceased. John Web.
sler, Elisha, Lyon, John LYON, Elijah Lyon,
Daniel Lyon, Peter Lyon, Rees Hughes aud
Polly his vile. Deits.
II CHR.NCERY.
he Defendants John Lyon, Elijah Lyon
and Daniel Lyon, not having entcrcdlhcr Hp.
peaiaace and given security agreeable 10 the
Act OF Assembly, and the rules Of lbs court,
and ii appearing 10 the satisfaction OF Tie
cont that they are not inhabitants Of this
state ON the motion Of the Plaintiffs by their
council, II is 0rdeted, thai the said non-rcsi
dent defendants do appear here on the first
Monday IN November noat, ami answer the
Plaintiffs biz aud thata copy 81 tins ordc, be
forthwith Inserted in the Iirsiuian, paper
edited III the town Of Lsnchbtrg, for eight
weeks successfully, and tha' another copy be-
posted nj the front door Of tho courthouse oil
this county.
A copy-Ttste
CALEB TATE, CT &C.
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Nal4UaRN.E AASN
August %.

FOR SALE.
TFNHE subscriber offers for sale his TRACT
OF LAND, in the county nj Boletonrt
Va on b6in sides of the main road leading
from the western states TO Lynchbnlg, miles
below Tinker creek, in healthy and agree
able neishhorhood. Thu, tract CONTAINS 25o
acres, and Astounding ia good timber, aud a
bout one bird Of which Is cleared mud in
high state Of cal.,ntion The land is well
adopted 10 the culture Of tobacco. rofu and
small grain. II Is also good stand for a
public or i private house of entertainments. -
Those wishioglo purchase, perhaps may do
we'll 10 examine this land as uch is not often
ia market GEORGE GiSH.
~ B.--Thcre is 200 acres OF land adjoining
The above land for sale on accommodating
terms q G.
October 10. w2W" 10
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a LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining in he Liberty Posi- OGiee, on Tic
3oh day VI September, 1923.
.4-Nlss Thomas Arther, Thomas Arihcr
B--Jnmrs ). Bishop, Benjamin II Bow les,
Wilson Bngg, isaae Bond, Janits Bell :, Josh
VA Burnett, bedford Clerk Z.
C--JbafIes Craig 2, John cohbs.
D--Ias ;. billiard, Sarah Z. Diiafd, Benz
4. Donald ,, Wm.C {. Dapson.
E--Abncr Early, Thomas Edgar, Mitchell
Ewing.
flames Field, Henry Feathers, Harbert
Firth
G-Renben Gutry, James 1ondman, Eli
Gilmore , Patrick Glecson, Isaac Gross.
U-Batilc Harrison, Joel or John Hall
Samuel Holloway, Edmund IIaynes, Ezekiel
Ill., Price Hopkins, Edward Hatcher, Betsy
Hopkins s.
J-Riehhrd Jones, David Jones
L--1ames Lucas, Mary LewaIlin, George
Lambert, Edmund Logw God, Benjamin Little,
William Lnck, Henry Lane 2.
Elizabeth Martin, Elizabeth Mead ,Ihos
Moore 2, Edward Norris 2, Edmund Mills,
Thomas Mead, lhmes Mar, Robert Miller
Robert Menus, Mr.. - McGlothlan, Jas
| McClain.
.Y-Robcrt Memo.
P-Willnm Patterson, Wm Phelps, MozG
Peter, Henry Payne.
@ SAM Qualles, Capt. David y. ouarles
R--iimothy Rogers.
S--Georgr L.. SIMMONS. foWper Shelton
Inseph slawtrr, Alexander 81. Clair, William
Snidcr, james e. Strptoe.
- Christopher Tanurson, Jesse l.. Thomp
son, Nelson Tyler silus lay Ter j, Jas. lay lei
| Cart Andrr.oh Thomson
| U'--John West. Daul Wamack, John witt
WILLIAM K. PORTER. z. NJ.
October 10 w3w 10
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Nm. Orens & Griffin L.. Lechic

skAVlNG purchased Mai. Benjamin F.
IL Owens entire stool, al MEDICINE, &c.
have il in theirfo~cr, with the addition of
their former stock, 10 offer 10 their lri-uds
and he public, II very extensive assortment Of
MEDICINES, PAINTS, Di E-STuffS, &C.
Those wishing 10 purchase viii find it To
their adeantaSclo call, as they are dermined
To sell low.
October D. tc3wo
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AT priVate Sale,

1.-TWO NEGRO BOYS, one ag'N a.
and the Other 10 years. One OF them Is
an excellent house servant. Such valuable
property is not often in the market. Enquire
AT the Office Of the tirginian.
October II. IL Il
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American journal of Science an,
Arts,

Conducted ty BENJAMIN SILI1MAN, Pro
ttssOr Of Chemistry, &c. iaie college.
This Journal began ia the year 1919 Two
numbers, between which there is an interval
OF about three months. form volume.
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.lNH rNl%YlSG

Erecnted IN TIE ncaiest manner, and on hf
most moderatf ic!l@, Al, The gG,e q he
TflrgtRian
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k'llf. citizens of lIynehbnrg hsr always
I display ed errd degree oi iberhiy IN
HE enroutogen, II at usftni drls, sti no nun
hns mote rup,c thda myself II be antilhedW With
thrir tefy gtnernu5 patronage sinee hive
been employed hert us professor OF
Penmanship aId SteRog rephy.
have n many scholar rs can take at pre-
sent but the equentaypIiealions ,iat have
bad from adi, mud sentlemen, tor ndniltUnce
into my school, hAs induced M ia open u sui
scripifbn for second course ol lessons, witch
viii commence Immediately after HE espta-
ton OF the present say the 3d OF Noscn,brf
Those who " i4h 10 take lessons are fequo sted
Ia subscribe ithoul delay rs my cngasen cuts
are such rs will put Il out ot my poWtrto teach
more than one month longer. Subscribing
immediately viii not only secure place ~
either class thai nny be preferred, hui gives
the privilege of CHOICE ot The hours al attend
ance. The improvement el The srholals who
attended rtguialBin my present school, ~ Inch
consists ol about siAtN OF various ages, from
niue 10 forty years old, Will, hope, afford
ample prool OF lhe advantages Of my mode ol
instruction, and OF my cxefions 10 do justice
To my employers. The subscription, srrcl-
mens of Improvement Ae. exhibited at my
writing room. Terms Of tuition the snne rs
the first course OF lessons.
TIMOTHY ROGERS.
October pa 2til ~
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Mr.. Gemge =. Holloway,

N. IN--iou viii please 10 Take notice,
- that shall an the 9th dry of October
1929, nj the tnv.rn.honse Of Robert Morris ,
in the town Of Lynchburg. proceed 10 take
tie dcpositions OF Jonb Aikisson and Others,
10 be rend ~ evidence an the trial OF suit
depending in the Superior Court OF Chnpcery
for the Lynchbnrg district, wherein | ma
plaintiff, and yourself fhotna- > Holloway,
aud NlllHn W. Donashe, are defendants.
JABEZ CAMDEN.
Sept 90.
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JOHN McNEAi-Gun Maker.

ETURNS thanks 10 the citizens Of
Lyuchbnrg and the surrounding counties
for their very Liberal encouragement since his
commencement IN business. He would fur
ther take tins opportunity of informing them
that he lns now on hand, m assortment of
foWLlNG PIECES, RIFLES, PISTOLS, and
n variety Of other articles in his line, al the
first quality, which be is Hing 10 dispose of
on very moderate terms, ms he intends reno
wing 10 the west in The beginning of The enst-
ing summer. lie will continue 10 make aud
repair Guns aud Pistols of every description I:
aud assures The public ~ general that no en-
deayors on hio part shalt be omitted 10 render
ratislaeifon.
DOOR LOCKS and kEfS, UMBRELLAS
aud PA AsOLs, will also be repaired In the
neNtest manner
n. ~ few articles of HOUSEHOLD L.
kilCHEN FtHSliUKE, consisting OF Il
sidcboard, Secretary, s. sundry other, which
he would wish 10 dispose oil by private sale.
October 3 tsg
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The North-American Review,

Was begcn in 1915, and has since lleen sleadi-
" advancing in public estimation In Janua-
ry, 1920, the edtorship was assumed by Pro
te ,4or Everett, oil the University at Cambridge,
New England. \ mar series was thea com.
menccd with which il is convenient that sub
scriptons should begin Orders Tor any part
Of the work will however be thankfully re-
ceised by r. LiacIl aud by r. Norris Henry,
who are iuteresledIin the publication.
Published qaarterig-Prict Ere f9olas a
ycar-pdgabie in adranes
4 -. t,,,,,,,ol Of Ga,auCa and
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81 100000
5000
1900
p 100000
2N,OOO
AN,NON


No. I'D IIN2O I23l5 p'Hes OF SIUO
1861 10000 ls46i do 81
And l9l priZes OF II
Siaie II me- Uheeis.--Ihe wheels OF this
splendid lottery are extremely interesting aud
rich in capitals. Only nine drawings remain
to complete the scheme, aud no prize YET
drawn higbcr than $1,000.
The drawing OF the patriotic scheme of the
Monument Lottery will be con
tlnaed on tuesday nest. Tickets only $lO.
The great capitals sill undrawn.
I'M markcd thus Soid al tOilEN'S OF.
FiCE--Only 10 more drawing, remain To
complete this splendid scheme. At the head
If nntnernua Fl ~ al urizes stands the
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EiiNpFi
Trust Sale cf lAND.


1tl virtue Of deed of trust ex,cuted'io
~ the snbscribers on the 18th day OF Jane
ls22, 10y Joseph kIng, 10 secure the pnymenI
nj n sum oi money therein mentioned, due Ia
robert and james King aud OF record in the
clerks Office OF Montgomery county we shnil
proceed 10 sell, Tor ready money, on the pull
lie sqnare, in the lomn oil Cbristihusburg, on
the 1lh dny Of November neNt il being Mont
gomcry court day, thai well known
hraet or parcel VI NASD
called Vauses, or The White honse plantation,
lying in The comfy Of Montgomery, on Mcu.
dow creek, blancl oil the south fork uf Ron.
nolr, and on the south fork of Roanoke, aud
containing, by survey, 500 acres Acting MS
trustee we shall convey such title only rs is
vested in Us by said irns, deed
WILLIAM b. CHARLTON, y,
THOMAS BOWER, i"s'e'S'
Dctober 10. wtds 10
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PROPOSALS
For publishing, " subscription,
NV AMERICAN
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OR
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Departed Hross, Sages and Statesmen Of L
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lON.OslO WOKXS.

with those Of minor briliaoey, such rs ~, 600
10000, 10000, SOTO, 5000 II OF 400, &c,--
The drawing will be continued ON hufSddy
atier ntJi, the 23d as usual.
1ICkET at Sl5, may produce S1oo,ooo
H4LF al 81, may produce 10000
Qt.4RYER at 3 %, mny produce o5,oo0
EfGHTH mt 81, may produce l2,5oo
4 tickets and ohures, warranted uudrawn
tn lfe had at
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-04

EAS IUst received, in addition "a hi
y former suPply, ll5 packages Of DrUps,
Mcd'ches, Pa,ats, on, Dye-HgDs &c. consist
ing ia part oi Linseed Oil, Lamp Oh. Spirits
1nrpenlnp, Copal Vanish, White Lead, Yer
dlgris, and Spanish Brown--Also, II general
assortment OF Paint Brushes, together with n
variety III articles in his line Of business, which
makes bis present assortment conpl,tc--+all
Of which he offers for sale at the Richmond
prices. Sept. %. 3ls
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'Ehe pittsburgh Recorder.

TEsiiio Paper IS li-eaa,, III he diffusion Of
Il every KIND of useiui Know ledge, and shall
contain
FIRST, Religious intelligence in general
particular accounts Of the proceedings Of the
Western Missionary Society-inte resting ex-
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| and other benevolent Societies. naI atjves Of
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terests Of our country; but, in consequence of
an arrangement of the Editor with the Board
of the Western Missionary Society, may afford
considerable aid to the funds of that Instit,,.
ton, and thus promote the missionary cause.
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Pittsburgh, September 20, 1925
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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-25
From the Missouri Republican.

We have been favored with an extract
Of letter from Col. Smelling, which is
published; from which it would appear
that the Auricaree nation of Indians have
suffered more severely in the late attack
upon them by the American troops, than
was anticipated The severe loss they
must have sustained, proves the vigor OF
the attack made upon them; and &C
counts Tor their nocturnal and precipitate
Abandonment of their villages and corn.
Mr.. Tilton from whom the informa-
ton came, is known in this place as a
respectable young man now trading with
the Mandans.
Extract Of letter from Col j. Smell
ling to Maj Thomas Biddie, dated
Tort 81. .Aathony, Utter Mississihti,
Seht 24th
6 Mr.. Tll,on writes from the Mandan
villages, tina, there were upwards of one
hundred Indians, at that place, wounded,
in late action with the troops under
Col. Leayenworth."
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FOR SANE.

VNyHE whole orpart of a Tract of well timber
i ed LAND, containing 1000 acres, situated
OH the Mississippi river in the state OF Illinois,
eight miles above st. Louis. This tract of first
rate land is sufficiently elevated to exempt it
from all foundations.
Principal timber, Walnut, Maple, Oak, Ash,
&c. The title is indisputable, and the patent
shall be transferred, together with general
warrantee deed.
For terms and conditions, apply to the sub
scriber in St. Louis.
AUGusTE CHouTEAu.
Oct. list
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$50 NEWAND.

G. TRAYED or was Stolen from the pIanta.
~ ton of the subscriber, st Clair County,
Illinois, on the night Of the 4th inst. BAY
MARE, thin in order, 154 hands high, boots
much cracked, or - years old, star in her
forehead, branded on the left shoulder Up. the
property Of Hubbard Short.
Also with her red bay yearling FiLLY,
large and likely, with black name and tail,
right hind foot white, very gentle. ANY per-
son giving me such information as will enable
me to obtain the colt and thief it stolen, shaal
have the above reward, or if stray
ed, shall have S. in state paper.
JOHN A. MAUZY.
Oct. II, 1928 st
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Your valuable Horses

4 AVtNn Ucen stolen IRON, me, at tins place,
4 a and villain having been discovered, at
III clock last night III the very "a, OF taKing OFT
another, hereby give notice that, have brand
my remaining Two pair OF bay carriage horses,
about 10 hands nigh, with the letters j. NJ. and
should either OF them De stolen, pledge myself
to reward, most liberal. , any person who will
apprelIend and deliver to me, the thief.
IL any person giving me one hours previous
notice OF his intention, will deliver to me the
Thief that has already stolen eilheroi my horses,
viii pay him Dl5J III State Paper, and trans
fer to him also my right to the sloien horse.
l wish to employ suitable individual to 60
in search oi these stolen horses.
NINtAh EDWARDS.
EdWaTdsyille Oct H. 1928