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New and Valuable Medicine.
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"a -. =. >. and ..t,..4it i3alsam bids fai
to standunrivaled in its merits for Con-
snmptions and Coughs, and we boldly venture
to assert that no Medicine has ever gained so
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by the most skiItu physicians III the country.
Many certificates OF its efficacy accompany
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hereby certify that my wife has tor some
time past been troubled with violent Cough,
ana has been in very delicate health, and
after having tried many different things with
out Getting relief, bought for her bottle Ut
Dr. Alellcns Cough Drops, from the use OF
which IA very short time she found great relief,
and her Cough has entirely lett her, and she
has rcga.ned her strength.
JOHN W. JENKINS.
Hudsoa l2ih N3nH 29h, 1919.
Affirmed bctore me, JOSEPH ID. M0NELL,
Recorder Of The city Of Hudson
Tothe afflicted whom this may concern
Rosanna Barton, do certify that took We
lent cold in he latter part oi the year ISIS
which created a violent Cough and difficulty
of breathiuy, which was very distressing Till |
procured bottle of Doctor Mellens Cough
Drops, and by taking lew doses OF the sad
drors was entirely cured of my Cough and
main in nav side. ROSANSA BARTON,
Wife Of Mr.. Joseph Barton.
! Ep4Wn, 1871 Month 1911, 1919.
This IS to certify that in June ISIS, was
seized with a very distressing Cough, pain in
my side, great weakness Of the lungs, and it
continued unit, July 1919 which confined me
10 the house and part OF the time TO my bed
had tried every Thing as thought but all III
vain. was at hast induced to make trial o.
i Or. Melleu Cough Drops which gave me IN
mediate relief, increased my strength, aud re
.torrd INV tarrne, sisop.. can with the ggc'd
cst conb,ieuae recnmmaudthe 10 all tha.r arr
afflicted WIN those complaints, asaveyy vaiu
olfr medicine. NANCY BOURNE.
Hudson, Coiumbia Ely. ~ i,hee. y, lsl9.
i FUR SIR BY
j DR.. ] AuMPHRrYs tynchbnrg.
Narct Is IN
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TO 1llE. PUBLIC.

The whole u the inst edition. having been
sold, the Euitoi has been lnducedto ollei new
one, ia more enlarged scale, by reason If the
many demands that have been made Tor the
WORN from various pats oIlhe United Slde
III favorable reception thai has been gi,en
TO this d" BlegfaPhioal Dictionary" viii, It j.
gratelu To the compiler, may lie Ie aided as
honolaAe u the AEeticah { immunity. The
anclcnte publlcs raised munum, nts vi stone to
give PEI petuitV to the tame OF then hc. o.s and
sags. We 3" ould implant the memory oi0Rr's
IN the hea IS OF oul children, to be handed own
to their children, IN proud rcmemb, ace ofthe
,itu,s and talen.s II men VINO never had Their
ouPenots. Oitl'ose WHO took part in The Re
yo!wion, il has been emphaiicaIiy said, - there
were giant, IN those days" IL Is at once oul
nuty an our ,nlore Ito chcIi-h yelytecollcc-
ton oi tocm. Thee san honest pl,de belong
ing to 1t that constitutes moral fDfre oil nil
nltc value tothepublC welfare.
The econd clitl1n will be much more valu.
abe and itel e,ing than the FIRST, as II viii con-
tain many important Characteristic anecdotes,
&C. nev,r before publ he'd, OF those u4t ious
nen who acted a cons lcu. us nelt IN our glo-
ious ReVoiut, II. The Editor thirAsit proper
to ad that many gentlemen, from various
parts OF the Union, have promised to furnish
OH Inal sketchc, oi our mustdl-tlnGuis d Re
Aohtionaly heroes, ages and ,tatesmet.
The valuable, rare AID eloquent papers, ia.
ken tom the Journals Of the Rev alutionaly
Congress, as well as TIE Constitution oithe I.
States the vaedictorv AID e., q General
Washington, which the inst edition did not
contain, VIII Sife aadttlohat aud 'aiueto
the work
The Inst edition contained biographical
sketch oi the character Of oae haadrtd aud
Eteen individuals, "Ha II Is OK. ec'en The st cond
vii cohta'n a sketch Of The character, &C. OF
ioityor lilly more, who have died since the
puhhcation OF ihe hist edition,
Among many recommended. rs OF the II
edition, the iu3,is!4el Wi. only give the follow
NJ
Mr.. NILES, IN his Register, July /, 1919,
concluded al article on . acho, Books" with
The following onseiNalens .
9 nave e'eh leo 10 'h'se 's" remarks by
i'ylnS my hana o. N9'cH,e iI'ey Pnph'hed
ny Nj. layers, d boston ie"''. titid'a y
ne" bog. "phcai p'c'''na'y y containing Tue
n''a u al III ''',n',' ',"'' 5''''"'
patrols ana 'a2es. II Is neatly printed and
IN my oihniol' one O 'ae ne.1 s'h'o' DOCKS "e
ha'eio boys oi eh' i 20 10 years oi"--''"
ai9o' msh'y eS'i's 10 ti!ose more auVsi,'e"
IA Yeas. IL h"9 haa' am too very e%'ei
'''c S',e3 a"o S'l''l i''t oe 'oliE W IL a. o
new e,',lon sHs,5 y1' - -, ca Ne.t -
MY u. n, i ~ a.'I ,o,,.
VIC lo'' s,'o "ooNs W "'9'a' '"1
of attention in all our scinna,ies OF learning
scarcely any thing can be more rnsru Give, and
am ho3py to fnd tsat yon have pubrsed a
tsiOuf apItaI Dictionary, which think vel
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HABIT.

Dr. Plat, IN his history Of StalIordshirc,
tells rs Of an IDIOT that lived within the
sound ola clock, who vas ALWAYS amusing
himsclfhy eountll the hoars Of the day,
Whenever il struck Toe dock being
spoiled1 the IDIOT continued to strlkc and
count the time without il, Ia The same
manner he die 1trorc.
A lady 10 Ills city has contracted the
habit IN 60 dntiug the panes Of glass in the
house, tde moment Sue casts her eye upon
lbe Window. She has repeatedly assured
nEr friends, it is impossible to cure herself
Of the habit, and that the sense Of wedri-
ness and pain from associalne the humble,
OF pages with the idea OF honse or win
lgpow is a hundred times worse than the la
fbour of experimenting the concerns of her
family.
a boy IN Vermont, accustomed 10 work
| ing alone, was go prone 10 whistliDg That
~ soon a. he was by himself, he uUfon-
sciuualy commenced. When asleep, the
muscles Of the mouth, chest aud lungs
/ WIRE 80 coihpletclg cnncatcnated in this
association, he whiil,d with astonishing
/ shlilness A pale cauutraauce, loss Of ny
! petite, aud almost total prostfaliun o
sircngth, COM need his molhcr il would
end in death if not speedily overcome
which was accomplished by placing hin
in the society Of another boy, who had oi
ders 10 give him a blow as often as he he
gan 20 whistle.
An attorney insensibly contracted ha
bii 81 Numbering his steps, when walking
and when "a is oGce, Of thinking bow
ntauy paces distant eere certain places il
tie nrifhhGafho0d. lie found il noari,
impossible To mediate On any either sub
iect. he ianoies a eure was effected b,
walking o'er stream, on pole, whff
be was ia iln,sisent danger Of beinl
drowned.
A trunk maker, in England, could neve
refrain from hitting bis hnils, AT momen
OF leisure. In 1910, every appearance of
naii on the lei fuaers and Iight thumb va
obtcrated.
A child in New Hampshire who was /
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NAE MaSUEaCYoNY.

TUE subscriber, an experienced work
ulah Ia tue Manufacture of Hsts. In.
lately established himself in that business in
! hiynch9urg, heNl door 10 Tue grocer. of Air.
! 1ohn iollns. He viii supply the pufIiowith
that article On the cheapest terms AronaiDt
CD with The newest fashions, aud hRyme n
supply OF The best fur, carefully selected by
himself III TIM northern markets he nntei
taxes 10 saiisty all who shall latur him WI
bhsihess, IN the beauty aud duration ol their
nhis lie begs 10 remind the public, that nr.
lIcles manufactured at home, under the eve of
lae "earGf, and by person who is deprnleut
lar pubic patronage on his skill aud faith.
nus be superior IN quality 10 the same ari-
Gles, LARGELY and unfortunately bought in
The markets al New York aud Phladelphia
HIS confederation, IN addition 10 The prorrie-
J aud ln.tiee Of encouraging domestic work
men, aud the chlnpuess OF his hats, will he
hopes, induce the gentlemen of Lynehbnrp.
ana The conufv, 10 procure their necessary
supplies from hun. lie invites suel as need
hhls, 10 call and examine lis iuls, and sncei
npns OF his work
U \ lie returns tlanks 10 his friends aud the
pnhlic, Tor tue very liberal announcement al
ready extended 10 him, and informs them dat
he has just received II supply of first rate mn
tefals, which will be manufactured la order
on the shortest nutirp, ma, most Fashionable
style. ALEXANDER McDONAID
'uiy II. a!nlD
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:, Journal Of Forei.gn Ne Inc.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLTG Jr. NJ
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE. NJ, ID.

/ N- ~ aA<A>A<Ahl L NlC IL. vi. ID.
"a 10 t'tle Indicate, the Joarnatnow offered
" 1ne patronage oithe public, will be conAuct-
81 eilli ey on The principle OF Selection. The
leading feature oflhe plan. more u,,tin,lly en,n.
t'atec, i To present IT stated intervals sort oi
'}nops1s OF the Foreign Magazines, Journals,
l.'d heye"s, appropriated 10 Aledic,ue AID its
hmdi ed .oeef1ccs
| no one wi! doubt theimpoftance ofthis De.
Sien, Who u conyelsent with the periodical
works Of EUROPE. As IL incident to such pub.
lIcauons, the matter which they contain is alto
Setherof a nixcd nature, and of merits themost
uneqna. Taey are vast fed, where Golden
Wheat Is too oi,en choked by usclys or perni
ciou9 taies, I'D where 1t imports as like the
p "deht husbandnlan, to reject the one, and
hoard the other. These notifications are
moreover, at tins time So numet Gus, SO costly
aud 50 difficult To lie procured, that really they
cah ONLY be consulted hya arg majority Of the
caltigators OF scIenle mthe United State ,thio
III dunn Somewhat sinilB, to the one now
proposed. IL istheieiote meant to eve an ex
uact So copous ftbef conteiils, as not only 10
exhibit the rosrcss oithe Physical Sciences a.
5load, butto 90 away, IN a great dc nee, the
necessity oitecuuine to the works themselves.
The coBtent, ofthe Journal Will be arranged
erihe division OF
i, Selected Papers.
9. Selected Reviews
). Medical aud Philosophical Intelligence.
A. List OF New Publications.
he work j. pnhishel in numbers III Janua-
ry, April, July, and October, forming yearly a
la' &c volume
This journals continuation of the Flee
tnc Reperto,y, and was commencedin January,
1921.
erig--Price Four DoIdrsa year,
pdyaOlc in ddgGHcc.
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Museum Of Foreign Literature
and Science.

Conducted by kOBEit WALSH, in.
Inc nature oi this .tetPri,e, may be TIA. 81
s,ooa1rom few considerations watch the ad
gertiser5 Will venture to sub 3iu to their annuli
citation oilt The periodical works OF Great
brltaln an + anee contain "A mass Oh literary
and scientific Intelligence, when does not reach
tie American pub IL lor want OF suitable
channel, but wAleh would be read among US
with equal pleasure and profit. Such 81 tie
British Reviews aud Magazines as are reprint
81 IN the United Siates--nos excepting inc f.
dinburgh aid Qaarlerly Reviews en5r &C
much matte, which is of title interest apd DINO
adyanta Ie 10 the American reader, and not un
frequently lifted to eita;e his literary taste, his
MOI ais, or his political principles. 1t 10 desHa-
bic under these circumstances, that selection
sbould be made, such as would tarHlah the "a.
Lube anu ente talnlng potion Oh then con
tents, to the exclusion ofthc othe, potion on
ST ing Of details and speculations either unin,
rres,ina In themselves, or ulschievous in thend
tendency, OF alto 2ether OF cal concern and
application. On thI' plan, idle expense and
fruitcss consumption ot lme, would be olivia
tel for pages destitute OF merit might he sub
SIT tied many OF value which 1ow remain un
known aud inacces IDLE. Ut several Il tlsh
lournals oi the SCI nt,fic aud erudite cast, and
others indeed ol Il mo ge iefal and a.the same
time very solid ehalA1ts little OF 0 use i,
made by tne edito's and compiler the perio-
deal works u.tea i'll he Unit d States,
The object Of the one now ADVERT ed, is the
accumulation, in a permanent form, Oil the ma
sera5 thus neglected, and Of the literary a d
scientific tees worthy Of beng re iin,ea in
this country, lut which, when o, are accom-
panied by othes possessing clam to atIcn-
non i M celany-the select Resi ws--al.ln
IN The sign, but not equalin comprehensive
ness, 10 the present, ii5a, shed for some years
in tbs city, aud wo I'D, it may be presumed,
hayeconiiuded to be suppo'ted by aw ae-spreid
sul,sr,i,tion, but ior an alteration OF The plan,
andaseries oi advenJitious ieyefses. TIE rev-
va Gilt with aitlger scope, W 'uld seem hkelv
"a he attended with slli mo s!sndl success
IT, n lis on .laai existence, owing u the gteat
N adjudication OF readers 81 petodcai works,
and he VIDE diffusion OF the habit OF seeking in
them. bo.h,niorna;ion and amusement.
The Muse in commence IN July, 1872. 1t
10 ms twovolumcs year.
Published iaoathfy-Pfiee Sit Dollars gear,
Dayadie in aieaacs.
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Depdrted Heroes, Sages and Statesmen of n
mericd.
To be confined exclusively to those who sip
nal,zed themselves, IN either capacity, in the
Revolutionary War, which obtained the indie.
pendence otther country
Second Edlio NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
r'tE 7eIaration by the Representative OF
Il the United Gololies of North America.
acting forth the causes and necessity Of takina
mp arms, July ., l715--The Petition by the
Representatives Of the United COLONIES, to the
k'ng OF Great Britain, July 8, l775- A procla
ton OF Congress fora day of lasting, huu.ila
tlohdnd prayer, March 10, I775-The DecL.
ration OF Independence, July 4, l75G--and the
manifesto by the Congress OF the United States
oil America, October so, 177y.
Also, the Constitution Of the United States.
and the Farewell Address OF General WASH.
rNGToN, 10 the People Of the urn<edStates, an
hoanemg hisintention Of retriHz am public
service, September :, l196
COMPILED BY THOMAS J. RODGERS
:" We are educcd 10 the alternative Of choo-
sing an unconditional submission To The tyian-
ny oi llrltdted nliuste,s, OF resistance by force
The latter is oun choice. We have coz]3sled the
cost OF Tins contest, aud find no,h,n zH7lread.
Jul a. voluntary slave y. Honor, iusllS9, and
humanity, loi bid US ,amely to surrender thai
II eedom which we received itom gu, pallan
ancestors S, and which our innocent posteIty
nave Ugh, toiccc.ve iiom us. We cannot
endn,e the inamy anu guilt OF lesignng sue.
&c ding geneIationsto that Indebtedness winch
awa' them, il we tasely entail here
dita'y bondage upon them.
" The arms We have hcen compelled by our
assume, we Will, in defiance OF every
hazard, with unsbat,ng inmncss and pe,seeei-
ance, employ f., the ovation Of our libei
with one mimi resolved to die lrsc.
men ather thaa 10 live slwc,. = Declaraiioa
y Congress, sitting jotb NE necessity ctlahipg
Up df@8--Joiy ., no
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; 4 {HE time for which contracted with

"a tHi time for which contracted with
d mir William Ramsay, for the manage.
mentol mypriutlng establishment OF TIE Fir.
gina fdyiot, 6. tedmaad.UcrcaBiile .}Jseritaer.
expired on the 3lst December, ls22, and nc.
cordrng TO the original contract between us
dhe Office not brlng able 10 pay the claims,)
the WHOLE of the establishment reverted To
me except such printing materials as the
said William Ramsay might purchase with his
own tunds and bring INFO tie ogiec, " hich he
was allowed the privilege of taking away.
Al persons indebted 10 tie said establish
ment, are feqnesledto make immediate pay
meat Of their balances To me, as | am fully
authorized 10 receive what may be due 10 the
iih February, lSa3, as will appear hv Tie lot.
lowing instrument ul writing, signed by vii.
liam Ramsay, rs well as an advertisement
published in tie Virginia fines, the "a insl.
AUGUSTINE DAVIS.
hereby authorize MIR. Augustine Davis, 10
collect and give acpuittances for all debts
noW due the Office 81 the Political Expo,ifrr
the Virginia Patriot aud Richmond Mere. n.
tile Advertiser, white conducted by NJ, "a.
subscription, advertising, and job lyortt--JuA
Offsets against me 10 he allowed
(Sigagd) WILLIAM Et,tstyfE
Richmond, July %.
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yNH pRlSYi%G

Executed IN The neotost manner, and on fie
most moderate terms, at lhe QNee O. III
fire&tan
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AS NYofesSnr OF Music.

lie deems it needless, at this time, 10 advert
TO his method II sketch oil which, has alroady
appeared IN lormeradverisement butwhich
will be amply demonstrated, on any intai-
mcnt, during lis course OF Instruction. lie
has already engaged several young Indies ns
pupil, and Ffoposes to commence the session,
on has return, III tie early part of August
next al the Female Academy under the SUI.
pe'intendency OF Ne. Henry Morris, and at
any other point wLefea class moy be formed,
either IN the town, or any moderate distance
III Tie country.
\. >. has ON hand an extensive selection
OF modern music, Italian, French, and Ing
lislI, with every necessary requisite forthe adj.
vantage OF his pupils. lie has also agents, At
the North, To procure any Kind of music or
musical instrument that may be applied for.
\. B.-AppIieaton can be made, in Tie
moan time, 10 Mr.. Henry Norris, at Inc aea
DENY orio Mr.. Davidson Braa(ate, Lyucbbarg
Jane Il l2tilf ~
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PROPOSALS
For publishing, By subscription,
NAV AMERICAN
biographical dictionary
\ RENEMhRANCER

OF TIE
Departed Heroes, Sages and Statesmen of A.
mericd.
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EOHN 4, SCONCIA has the pleasure
OF informing the citizens OF Lyucbburg
aud Iis vicinity, that al the instance OF some
Of hi tend,, he has made arrangements for
Che purpose OF establishing hinfclf in this
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-22

To be confined exclusively to those who sip
nal'zed themselves, IN either capacity, in the
Revolutionary War, which obtained the lnde.
pendence oftheir country.
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue OF n trust deed executed TO
~ the subscribersb by James Nlayhead, dated
thelslh day of February, 1872, and duly ad-
united TO record in the Office of the county
court OF Bedford, for the purpose OF securing
The payment of certain sums OF money in said
deed mentioned, we shall on Monday, the 24th
asy OF February next, proceed to sell by way
OF p'ielie auction; 10 the highest bidder, for
ready money, two Wagons with harness, FIVE
Wagon Horses, two Cows and Calves, ejpht
head OF Hogs, two Feather Beds and Furni-
ture, one Folding Table, one square Table,
one Man's Saddle, one Woinan's Saddle, one
Walnut Desk, six Chairs, two Pots oud one
Oven and Lid, two Dishes aud 4 dozen Knives
and Forks. As trustees, we shall convey such
title as is vested in us, aud no other.
THOMAS DAVIS, D.,
WILLIAM SALMON, trustees
January IL. wtds "a
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HRaSS Cl.OCHS.

YIiE Subscribers, having established
l. themselves ~ %lynchburg, under tie firm
OF TTE5, LEIGiS D. co. have taken the
house one door below the Bell Tavern, where
they have on hand, and are nov finishing, a
quantity of BRASS CLOCKS, which they in
tend selling in the adjacent country. they
would respectfully invite the attention of the
public TO specimens of that article which are
10 be seen at their stand, and also at the store
l.. Watrous &Co. (adjoining Lellwich a.
Claytor's) at J. 1. Hunts Watclmaker's Shop
and at the Bell Tavern. For the satisfaction
of those who may wish TO purchase, they will
warrant their Clocks to perform well. They
have also procured the snbjoiped recommen-
dation. CHAUNCEY IVES,
SHELDON p. CHURCH.
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MIR. lew is Convert.

SiR-As you are not an inhabitant of this
Commonwealth, | hereby notify YOU,
that, on Friday the cath day of Feb. next
between the rising and setting of the sun Of
the same day, at the tavern house of Mrs
- Tr1gg, at the courthouse for the
county OF Wythe, | shall proceed to take
the deposition of John ID. Fields. to be
ieaa as evidence in a suit now depending
10 Tue superior Court of Chancery for the
L~yhchnurg Dstrict,-wherein'I am plain
ui and you are defendant, at which time
and place you may attend if you think pro-
per BENJAMIN A. PHILLPS.
January II. w4woa
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Notice.

10y virtue of u deed oftrust from Georg
r Wright 10 me, shall, on the 10Th day o
February, 1873, at Liberty, in Bedford coun.
y, proceed to sell, for ready money, to the
highest bidder, IL negro woman slave, named
Llcin'la, a collection OF Books, supposed 10 he
about seventy five volumes, "A Bed and f'urni-
nre, Tor certain purposes in said deed speci
ned Acting ms trustee, | s'inil not warrant
the TILE 10 said articles except against mysel
and persons claiming under me.
WILLIAM FEAZEL, Trustee.
The negro woman Lucinda, is a small ml
latte ,.i.I. 80 -. =. JUuis OH ".Sn
"A scar on her neck she was taken from the
possession of the subscriber by George Wright
on the 10th of this month-All persons are
hereby forwarned from purchasing her from
said Wright, as she has been conveyed to me
by a deed of trust, of record in Bedford coun.
" WILLIAM A. II \RpY.
November 8. w3m Ia
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COUGHS Aumher Mouse
For Sale

TSIIE subscriber is disposed to sell great
bargain in that spacious STONE LUM-
BER-HOuSE, in the town of Lynchburg, at
present occupied by Nessrs. Hardin u Crank.
The house is four stories high, built OF the We
ry best materials, and remarkably strong.-It
is situatedon the margin of the river, where
boats can load and unload with great ease-It
isadmirably calculated Tor the storage of goods,
tlonr and grain ; il is also an excellent stand
fora grocery, the house being sufficiently large
to admit OF IA grocery, and there will then he
an abundance OF room torthe reception on sto-
rage of goods, flour and grain. Tie terms will
be liberal il carly application be made 10 Mr..
George Whitlockc OF Lyuchburg, who is fully
Authorised to dispose oft.
JOHN COUCH, Senr.
January l.. WITS a
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VIRGINIA, to wit:-Ata court d.. :.
terly session, continued and hti5 iuat
county OF Campbell, at The court. bon'a ,PrlLe
OF, on Thursday the 10th day of No,em mf.'
1922 - 'o'ehioer,
Arainst ' Complt.
Charles Williams, Benjamin Perkio.
Benjamin Lewis, "a,ns and
IN CH4NCERY wiz
me defendants Charles Williams nj
Jamln Perkins not appearing and given ~ zen
ty according 10 an act of Assembly, and cur
pearing 10 lhe satisfaction OF the cn"n II ap-
the said Williams and Benjamin perLin. 'Dat
not inhabitants of this state il is lIerefn.ss are
judged, o%rtiere,i and decreed. that liey a. ac-
pear mere On tbe second Monday in Fsh sop-
next, and answer the bill of the com,Ia;au"ary
and that a copy OF this order be inser,aS
Inc ! tfStftaa, published in the town OF .eta
burg Tor two months successfully, ardnoaai
up at the front door of said court hofsaa
two successive court days.
A copy. Tcsle,
10 dolIN ALEXANDER, Ck
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24
Yhe Tract OF AanA.
John ~Vanauburgh.
FROM NETWORK.

FIWW NEW-fURk,
INFORMS the inhabitants of Lynchburg
II and the public in general, that he has
commenced the
Dying and Securing Business,
Al the residence of Mr.. John Hopper, near
the courthouse. Wooden, Cotton and silk
Goods dyed any color required, Ladies' Dres-
ses and Hats colered and pressed, new and
second cloth coiors changed, Gentlemens'
clothes secured and dressed. Reference to
De made TO Mr.. Daniel Williams, with whom
the goods can be left, accompanied with writ.
ten directions and the owners name.
December 20. oovvts