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New and Valuable Medicine.

TE{HiS rev and elegant Balsam bids tai
4 to staudnnrivaIlcd in lis merits, for Con
sumptions and Coughs and We boldly venture
To assert that no Medicine has ever gained so
much credit in so short a time as this compo-
siuon. Scarcely Il case occurs but may be
relieved By the timely use OF it, many having
lately used it in seated COnsumphon' with I've
most surprising success, who were gwen up
by the most sliltul physicians in the country.
,iany certificates OF its efficacy accompany
each bottle.
hereby certify that M wife has for some
time past brentrouhled with violent Cough,
and has been in very delicate health, and
alter having tried many different things with
ont getting relief, | bought for her a bottle OF
Dr. lleIiens Cough Drops, from the use OF
which II very short time she found great relief,
and her Cough has entirely left her, and she
has rcgained her strength
JOHN w. JENKINS.
Hudson. 1911 Month ooh, 1919.
Affirmed before me, JOSEPH ID. MCNEIL,
Recorder Of the city Of Hudson
To the afflicted whom this may concern-l
Rosaana Barton, do certify that took VIC.
lont cold in the latter part Of the year ISIS
which created violent Cough aud diligently
! of breathing. which WAS very distressing III
procured bottle of Doctor Mcllcn Cough
/ Drops, and by TAKING Il lew n"Aes w III, '1
drops, I was entirely cured OF my t@nsh AN and
pain in my side. ROSANNA bAhio.>'
Wife Of Mr.. Joseph Barton
Hudson. l2H .tbn't @h, 1919
! This is to certify that in June 1851 wa
seized Nth IA very distressing Congh, pain II
my side, great weakness of the lungs aud I
rcntinned until July lal9.which confined M
10 the house and part of the time to my pea
had tried every thing as thought but all II
gain. was at lat induced to make tr'ai -"
a. lie1cn.s Cough Drops, which gave me i'm
,,nlf.fi. relief. increased NY strength, aud re
Stored rar former sleep. can with the !,s"~'
,cst confluence recommend them to All that ar
aiIiirfca Win those complaints, as very yoIu
.,l, ,,,ct,c.nc. nancy BOURNE.
Hadson. Cotrmjia ety. .N.i.Dec. p, 1917
foK SALE BY
, DR.. I. HUMPHREYS, Lynchhnrg.
March - I'm
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"a '''''' 'Ashifi WIN idil AWAY III N
~ Der last, Formerly the property OF Mr A.
9.fn1ne Of Goochlahd--a remarkably clever
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ifIce quarter on the 3-chop corner, DE- foJl-
shcc.s and scnflctown--a supposed now To
run the rivern boat under the name vi lien.
~ Jones OF Jamestown. Twenty dollars re
"ard VIII be given for bringing linn home, or
Tor iodsing him in jail il out Of the county.
and giving immediate notice thereof-Also.
~ BEN, absent since Easter holydoys, 3lst
nil'mo bought OF Mr.. Mller's estate, Gooch.
land he hasa witebelonging 10 Mrs. Parish.
near Major John Underwood. in Goochland
Ten dollars reward ail be given for hihl, ON
the SAME terms rs ahbve
u Armsiead is SUPPOSED TO have sister nj
one Of the tavern5 IN Winchester
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Westhom Cottage,
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Journal Of Foreign .Hed,clnp.

Sohdncled by SAMUEL EMLIN, Ir. NJ
u. and WILLIAM PRICE, NJ u.
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- 'he atronaee oithe public, VIII be conduct
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'eahihg feature osthe plan, more distinctly enun.
eia'ec Is TO present at stated intervals, sort
syno2ais OF the Foreign Magazines, Journals,
ind HeEiews, appropriated 10 MeaieiUe and its
kindred Sciences.
no oae "lii doubt Incompetence otthis de-
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WORKS oil europe. As is incident to such pub
iica'ionss the mater which they coptsin is alto
sethe' II mixed nature, and of merits the most
ahequaa. lhey are vast field, where golden
wheat Istoo often Oh. dby useless OF pern-
etons tates, nd where 1t imports MS like the
prudent husbahdliian, to reject the one, and
ioard tie other. These publications are,
Hio' cover, at tins time 50 numerous, so costly
ana "a d1ilcnlt 10 lie procured, that really they
Can only be consulted bya large majority OF the
enltlvatots OF science inthe Unitci States, thro
medium smewhat sinillt To the one now
proposed. 1t istherclorc meant TO eve an ex.
dact :" cop'ons 81 their contents, IS not only to
eNhtt the t.'ogrcss oithe Physical Sciences a.
broad, butte do away, in great degree, the
necessity oiTeeurrin2t the worits themselves
The contents ofthe journal will he arrange
Under the dysionof
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f. List OF New Publications.
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1921.
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nal oft with aiarger scope, wonld seem hke'y
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one, OH more cnlai ged scale, b, reason oi the
many demands that have been made FOR the
work from various puts oilhc United Sta es.
In favorable reception chat has been eiyen
10 this :" Biographical Dictionary" while 1t is
,rateiu TO the compiler, may be Icgal dtd as
honorable to the An.c.Ican community The
ancient Iepubcs raised monuments OF stone to
ave pc petplty to the fame OF Their he. o.s and
a1,s. We would implant the memory ofour 5
=, The heats oil ON children, to be handed own
to thor children, III p'oGd rcrrenbi ance oil the
VI tu and talents oi men who never had their
uperots. Oh those who took part in The Re
soulion, il has been enphaticaIiy SAID, q there
were giants III those days" II is at once our
.uty an our ia' erest to che, ssh alyc.rrecolIec.
ION oil them. There rs an houcstplide belong
az to II that constitutes a m0rai fare oil inf
ute Yapc tothe public welfare
The ccotd clifton viii be much more valu
l,!c and interesting han the first, as II willie -
ain many Important Characteristic anecdotes,
&c. never before published, Of those lllnstriu,ls
men who acted a conspicuous part in our elo-
lous lteyolutlon. The Editor thintsit proper
u ad that many gentlemen, feom various
parts oil the Union, have promised to furnish
Oh i'lals"elche' oil our mostdi''ln9ulshed Ike
Ao.ut'ohaIy ht'oe'' sases and statesmen.
ine Ya'u'oie' rare aud eloquent papers, Ia.
Nch i'om the Journals OF the Key 3iutlonory
Congress, as wen as Inc Constitution OF the u.
olalte-ahdthe Va'eaictoty address OF General
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eo"''t'2 "hhSNe d@oitlohal interest ana Valueto
thewofk'
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Qitch lhuIVldaals, ahd It IS OK ected the second
NH CO thu I2N''sn 81 TIE character, nc. ol
ao'tyo' MY mot, VINO have died since the
punHcalio" oil TIE inst edition.
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~
MI. NILES, IN III keeIAci, jay /, 1919,
conclude anartlcle Gu" scho, iBooks," with
the iol o"'n- observations
nave o'el' Yea /" 'h.se 'eW remarks, oy
''y,oS my ha"' ." '"luh,e 'd'eY Paohaheu
ny Nj. '02ttS' d, fa''on, rem. eh.ltlea 3" n
nc" nlos 'p,n'"l ''''t,on''y' 'oh'an'''e Tue
n''o VI at" o"' '"'.'''''' s''le9"'''' "a'i'o' .
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!" my op''non' 31e Oh the pest schoolo9oks we
nave ,o' ooy9 o' noh' q 10 10 yea's olo-aho
also, hSh'y '''e' eS''i'5 TO .hose more advanced
III years II mas mao am tod very extern
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new ed'.ioh every ye".
NEW oHh, np'i 40 ioif1s i"-NeN \. 10 10
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of atteI,ion in oil our scminarics OF learning,
scarcely any thing can be more instructive, and
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Iieit subscriptions to the above works.
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mcnt ot my printing establishment of Tie Iir-
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hereby auihorisr Mr.. Augusi inr Davis. to
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ENlE subscriber, an experienced Morl,
mnn III the manufacture OF Hat. las
lateiy established himself in that business in
hNnth'nrg, neat door Ia the gruccly of Mr.
John ilnllns. lie vii supply the public with
lhat haitle IN the cheapest terms Acqnaint
cal With The newest fashions, aud hasme A
supply OF the best fur, carefully selected by
himseil, III the northern markets, he under
takes 10 satisfy all who shalt favor him with
business, In tue beauty nnd duration of tier
mas lie bpgS 10 remind The public, that ar.
tlcieS manufactured at home, under the eve Of
Inc wearcr, and by person who is dependent
Tor public patronage on his skill and faith,
must be superior in quality 10 the snme arti.
eIcs. largely aud midst rimnaiel, BOUGHT in
HE markets OF New York and Philadelphia,
ms consideration, in addition To the proprie-
!, and justice of encouraging domestic work.
men, and the cheapncsS of his hats, will, he
hopes, induce tue gentlemen of Lvnehbnrg,
ana The country 10 procure their necessary
supplies from him. He invites such as need
hats, 10 call and examine lis tuls, and speed
mems OF his work
u lie returns thanks 10 his friends and the
pubic, tor the very llberal encouragement al
ready extended TO him, nnd Informs them that
he has Just received supply of first rate ma
ierals, which viii be manufactured 10 order
on the shortest notice, and most fashionable
style ALEXANDER MCDONALD
July IL W1W19
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as professor az Music.

He deems il needless, Of this time, to advert
TO his method; sketch ofwhich, has already
appeared ina turmcradveriscme hntwhici
will be amps demonstrated, ON any instru.
mcnt, dnring his course of instruction. He
has already engaged several young Indies ms
puplls and propose To commence the session,
on his return, IN the early part of August
next, AT the Female Academy under the su.
pcrintendency OF Mr, Henry Morris and nj
any other point vhefca class may be formed.
either IN the town, CT any moderate distance
In the country
j. \ ). has on hand AN extensive selection
OF modern music, Italian, French, aud Eng
ilsh, with every necessary requisite iorlhe ad.
vantage OF his pupils. lie has also agents, al
tile North, 10 procure any Kind Of mnsc or
musical instrument that may he applied for
\, B.-APpication can be mude, in thr
mean time, 10 Mr.. Henry Norris, at the uca
DENY orto Mr. Davidson Badfuie, Lynehhurg
June ~. l2tifs ~
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MIR. TFRISHA TURNER, who con-
4SG nec'ed himself in copartnership wth
me for the purpose Of carrying on black
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piled with his contract andfrom the condur t
OF said Turner ! think proper TO forwurn all
regular or transient customers from settling
or discharging their accounts 10 said Turner,
as | hold the books of said concern, and will
present the accounts myself ut the expiration
! OF the yer, as alone am the proper person
TO settle Them. ANTHONY EVANS, jr.
August 10. ltt
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American journal OF Science an,
Arts,

Conducted by BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, Pro!
Jessor Of Chemistry, &c. YGle CoItegs
THIS journal began in the yenr 1919. Two
numbers, between which there is an interval
OF about three months, form volume.
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A CARD.

[OllN A. SCONCIA has the pleasure
y of informing the citizens Of IInebbnrp
and It's Vicinity, that at the instance ol some
oiliis friends, he has made arrangements for
the purpose III establishing himself in this
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w ACT extending The time far loraiirr Vir-
gina Military Land Warrants and return.
Hg surveys thereon 10 tue General Lind
Oilice
Be i enutfed BIZ He Senate and House Of
Representatives. efhe Ia,ted States II L
merica IN CoHgrtas assembled, That the
officers aud soldiers of the Virginia lile, on
II = continental cstablishnepi, their heirs
ar assigns, entitl.d To bdunty lands within
the country reserved by the stale Of pngi.
MA, between the lutte Miami aud Soiutp
rivers shall br allowed 4 further timr nf
two years, from the fourth day ofJanuafy,
INC thousand elght hundred and twenty.
three, Ia obtain warrants, aud 10 complete
their locaiions aud the further time of
four yeats, from the fourth day Of January,
owe Thousand eight hundred mud twenty
three IN return their surveys aud warrants,
or certified copies Of warrants, 10 the Gene.
raj Land Office, 10 obtain patents.
see. :. lind BE- II Gpttcr euaeitd, That
the provisions of the act, entitled An act
auihorlsIng patents Ia ISSUE for lands Inca
ted aud surveyed, by virtue of certain kir-
slna resolution warrants" passed the third
day of March, one Thousand eight hundred
and seven, shall be revived, and in force,
with all its restrictions, except that the
respective times allowed Cor making loea-
hons, aud returning surveys thereon, shall
he limited to the terms prescribed by the
iirst section of this act, for lhr looation aud
return of surveys ON other wai rants and
that the surveys shall bo returned Ia The
General Land Office: Proemea, That M
locations, as aforesaid, in virtue of this ar
the preceding section of tbs act, shall he
made on tracts of lands for which patents
had previously been issued, or which had
bcsn previously surveyed and any patent,
Which may nevertheless be attained for
land located contrary 10 the provisions of
this acl. SHAH be considered null aud void.
See. ,. ind be IL further enacted, That
no holder of any warrant which has been,
or may be located, shall he permitted 10
Withdraw or remove the same, aud locate
1t on any other laud, except IN eases of
eviction. IN consequences OF legal iudg-
mcnt first obtained, or unless il be found
1" interfere with prior location aud sur
,ey nor shall any lands heretofore sold by
The United States, within the boundaries
ct SAID reservation, be subject TO luU.
lion !y Tie holder Of amy such INDICATED
warrant.
Approved Washington, Mnreh /, 1929,
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on IL neck and sulurAis rau4ins as from
a letharg., he plunged lusa TIE rrdnd aud
seized Il. In W9s not mistaLrl in TIN
name and WHEN 'ie inquired ahagi is his.
tory, aud Was toll! that Il came rom Alrs.
bury, Tie purchased il, aud had Il cunteyril
la tuwn.--llis conduct, which vas Who'd.
ly lnexplicabc to the hsslamlrrs, nho
crowded feund hun ~ tn lrae, was moi
rendered Ia. less 50 10 these nho knew
thai the ueNt day Ac set out in company
With the lamb he had purchased for the
interior Of Penns, haaIa.
II was Il holiday snong the Young PEG
PIE al Alesbuf,. On account nj the anri-
'ersary ol the ruth OF my iaudlady of the
Inns eldest daughter, and lars, part,
were assembled around lhs tea.iahic, in
The afternoon, IN the fuli flow al mIarity
and mlrth.
Poor Clarissa Beaumont, the preltiest of
tlehl ALL was there, moi rs n companion
but servant A; the hut ~ cveS vulgar
letr scarcely scurncd, and openly insul-
ted by those VIA were Jealous al her splcn.
did superiority at intellect. aud beauty of
person aud manners and exposed to u
hundred np'rtlnent liberties from those
who had once caurted her favour aud
grown proud on receiving II smile from her
sweet lips. She was there, sill treasuring
up The bitter lessun that love and friend.
sup aud respect has no firm foundation in
amy thlg hut wealth, when noble eur.
rage aud two beautiful bays drove up Ia
tile door of the inn. The atienliun of
Tie company was arrested A; all We're nj the
window, aud 10, m old gentleman stepped
nom ii, "hllr his servant handed down
tlarissa Beanmonts pet lamb. The as
tonlshed girl lrw out 10 embrace il !, but
before she could clasp lis neck, the arms
OF the noble stranger were opened To en-
circle her she fell into lhru,, aud tainted
1T was her father Tue rcpurt OF his
death IN the Indies was uniounded he
had returned vii IN mouth 10 Phadcl-
phIa, with an ample fortune and after
having hern led To suppose that all his ia
m,ly were deceased, this accident hro't
hum To new Ii. aud JOY IN the recovery of
darling child, the image of mn idoIized
wife, aud the laet pledge of her i.l,cnt
love.
The scene that followed may he imagin-
tu' NilriS-a was again The angel oi The vi
lag, but she treated the lulsomc fawung
and congratulations Of her old acqualnian-
ces, with rs little attention now, us she
had th'ir scoIls before. Her father took
her III a f." days 10 Philadelphia, where
sle ls"d III the bosom obituary aud spien-
dor YET still rs kind amlnhc and love
~ as she had ever been. Alsl even then
tl'r IL her early affections. sh. did not for
get her faithful Charles, whose true hear,
had never changed through, all his fathers
persecution, aud her humiliation but
when biz father lost his estate aud his ia
mliy was reduced 10 ahject want sh,
married him, and restored them al To pleu
~ aud happiness again.