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LEES
Fever and Ague Drops,

Price IS cents per phisl fnrmerl, 81.
.b1ddteto7cn, Nd. Oct. 10Th, 1892.
Strive are now happy to inform you,
that the result latter a correct trisl) OF your
Lees .Ague and Fever Drops,
has been of the most hsnering kind. not only
few cases has heen cured Of that very disa.
greeabe ard irksome complaint. but sir cne.
~ case. so for as our enquiries bste reached
has been perfectly cured, and some indeed by
q jesO doses only.
We desire 10 remain, sir, yours respectful
In
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
Lees Worm Lozenges,

Price SO cts per bsx.
certain and powerful remedy for destroy
lug ALI k.pds OF ~,r----,
Wonderful Tape Worm
The proprietor OF Lees Family Medicines,
has been put in possession of Tape Worm,
passed by Lady forty years old, expelled by
the use of Lees truly efficacious Worm Des
troying Lozenges, which measures eight feet
long and contains three hundred joints
This Worm, with two round Worms, of IS g.
6ffeen inches long, and three four,hs If an
inch rtun6, expelled from child not yesrs
Old, by The use of Lees Lo=enges, sre now 10
be seen It Lees Family MEDICINE DISPENSE
ry No. 6S Hanover sieei, Baltimore.
LEE.'S ELIXIR.
Price 81 per bottle.
This truly valuable Medicine, has for the
xteen years been The most effica-
us I3edicine known, for speedilyaod eff
ctuasly efring the most pioient colds,
oughs. aslhmAs. approaching consumptions,
nd HooPing Coughs
Wilmington. (-N. C. Esd Mag, 1891
Dear Sui WAS attacked with mos; VIC
lent heao ache and pain in the breast. SO that
IT was with the utmost difficulty l could
draw my breath, or utter a single sentence
louder than whisper; was advised by my
friends 10 procure butile of your Elirir,
which die, snd from two or three doses
found crest relief. and the use of one bottle
effected my complete cure.
Your obliged humble servant,
JOHN p WILMINGTON
To Mr.. Noah Ridgsly, B,i 'imose
Lees Grand Restorative, or
Nervous Cordial.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
Lees Grand Restorative, or
Nervous Cordial,
Price 81 per bo-ue, formers, 81 so

Price s per borIie, formerly 81 so
Amongst the most common symptoms at.
Tending this distressing compliant, are the
following, VIZ.
Lowncss OF Spirits loss of appetite, impu.
ri'y of the blood, hvs,erical affections. in.
ward weakness, violent pains in the head.
back, ioins, limbs, sc,
The principal operation of this remedy is
IN the stomach. restoring the digestive pow.
er, and scrding forth from that organ new
health and s'gor in every part of the sys.
ter.
Lees Essence and Extract of
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03

MAT on the 18th day of June
"a next. between the hours of sun
rising and sun-settins at the Office OF
Master commissioner Armstrong, in
the townnf Romney, i'm Hampshire
County Virginia. 1 shall proceed, by
Virtue OF a commission for that Dur-
pose obtained, to take the deposition
OF George Eskridge, which deposit
ton when obtained, intend to of
er as evidence in a suit now DEPEND
ing IN the Superior Court of Chancery
holden at Winchester. in Virginia,
wherein I, as the surviving partner of
abraham Usher, and Company, am
plaintiff and you are defendants.
- j. KELSO,
NJ Suruicing partner Of .4braham Ush
1T ara Company. April 20.
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JACOB vANDoREN.
March fs,b 1922

HUG vas got by the justl, cele-
braied horse True Wing, who was
sired 10y the famous impaired Messen-
ger. known in New.York. New Jerssy,
Ard Pena. as the hest horse that ever
was imported In either Of those states
Whig's dam lie a beautiful Higbtsnder
pare-his grand dan by the noted fur
mile horses Old Hickey.
A %. BROWN.
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CERTIFICATE

i certify that have bred from Wing
who has been kept fnf The two seasons
psst by MIR. James Books in HARDY
County, aud that l am much pleased
wHb his Colts, elsn believe him to be a
'n:e fee' getteF. Given Uoder my hand,
thi' IL h dny ofMnre.,, 1929
DAVID VANsfETRE.
H April 9Th ~
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Revolutionary War, which obtained the Indie.
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cndnre the lnIamy aud guilt OF resi- -,nlng sue.
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dltuy bondage upon them.
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enemies to assume, we will, in defiance II every
hazard, with unahatIng trmness aud pelae, ct
tnee, employ for the pc ervaton OF or ibr,-
irs -helng with one mud resolved t. CT, irr,-
zen ate, lhan 70 live lave. = LD,r'arat,,..
i Congress, setting firth The aeeeysA, q .ae'g
tp drMs--Jaiy i, l715t
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0VA%YACN CASaA
LOTTERY,
FIRST. CLASS,
A. Mcintyre, manager.
SCIIl.NIE


~
This suL Lottery formed by the combination
Of 30 Nos, and the prizes therein will he d.
tcrInined as prescribed ,nthe managers ndter.
tiScment, first announcing the scheme, and III
the bills which viii be delivered to the pur-
chaser OF n ticket or shhre.
No ticket which shall hive drawn n prize
of n superior denomination can be entitled 10
an inferior plize.
Prizes payable 30 days after the drawing,
and subject, us usual, TO a deduction oi 10 rer
cent.
A large proportion Of the above scheme has
been arranged INTO parcels Of i0tiekets, cnch
parcel cmhracIngthc decentralization numbers,
lhese are warranted 10 drGw nj lenst S40--- or
S3i after the deduction oi 10 per cent so
thnl ten chances for the larger prizes will be-
obtulned by the ndvcntnrer Tor trillng cA-
pcnsei
Tickets may now be had ut ECIIOLS Il
NokfH'S bookstore, Lynchburg, al ~, and
shares in proportion; but will be advanced 10
SO, on Monday The 10th inst.
The craving Will positively take place in
the city OF Richmond in the course OF the
month of January next and the particular
day will shortly be announced.
Lynchturg, December, 1929.
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,uuseum Of Foreign Literature
nnd Science.

Conducted by IOBERr WALSH, in.
The nature OF this enterpri-c, may be unIer
stood from few considerations which the ad
ycrti.ers will venture to subj1in TO their annun
.riion otIt. The periodical works Of Great
Britain an F,ance { ,ntaln mass OF literary
and 5cient lIc Intelligence, when does not reach
the Aneucan pubic Tor want OF suitable
channel, but winch would be read among US
with equal pleasure and profit. Such Of the
British Reviews and Magazines as are reprint.
e III the United StatCs--not excepting the f.
diuhurgh aud Quareerly Reylews-embrrce
much matter which is Of little interest and OF no
advantage to the American reader, and not un
t,,ouently fitted to vitiate his literary taste, his
mn,als, or his political principles. 1t is desra.
HE under these circumstances, that selection
s,nnld he made, such as would furnah the va
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SCENTS. to the exclusion 1.-THE other portion con
e;.t;np Of details and specutatlons either unln-
RESTING IN them elves, OF mlschevou3 IN then
tendency, OF alto aether of local concern and
application. On tins plan, idle expense and a
fniille.s consumption OF Tune, would be olivia
led tor pa yes destitute OF merit might be sub
sttuted many OF value which now remain un.
L. .,.,,n and inacce5 ,Ibie. OF several Is itish
an, al, OF the scientific and erudite cast, and
ethelsi indeed OF a more general and atthe slme
ifne very solid character, little or no use IS
made by the edito, and com iIera Oh the perlo.
deal works p,,ntedin The uat'd States
The object ii the one now advertised, is tfs
accumulation, in permanent form, oi the mas
te,aI, thus neglected, and of the literary and
&c enliflc Article worthy OF being repintei in
this country, but which, WHEN %, are accom-
pmicd by others possessing no clam to at'cn-
ton. \ mi celIany-the Select tcyiews-allin
in the design, bu. not equal in comprehensive
ne, To the present, Il 'urished for some years
a. this city, and would, it may be presumed,
hHeconiiuued to be supported by widespread
subscription, but ior an alteration OF the an,
audaseries # adventtlous ses. Tine reyi
val OFT with Iargel scope, W uld seem likely
IN he attended with still mo signal success
th.nits original eNisteu e, owing to the great
MULTIPLICATION OF readers 81 periodical works,
and the wide ditfusion OF the habit Of seeking in
xoem. bothnlormation Embarrassment.
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10 ms two volumes yer.
Published monthly -Price Sit Dollars gear,
payable i" 9dcd@er.
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Journal Of Foreign Medaclne.

Conducted by SAMUEL EMLlN, Jr. NJ
ID. aud WILLIAM PRICE, VI. ID.
\ 3, its title indie ties, the Journal now offered
to the patronage olthe public, will DC conduct.
ed entirely on the principle OF Selection. The
leading feature ofths plaIl more diStinc yenun-
GATED Is to present at stated intervals, sort OF
Synopsis ol the Foreign Magazines, Journals,
tnd Reviews, app opiIatedt To Medicine and its
kindred Sciences.
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sign, VINO Is convelsant With the periodical
works oil Europe. As is incident to such pub
licalions, the matter which they contain IS alto
gether OF a mixed nature, and of merits the most
unequal They Are vast fied, where golden
wheat is too often chokcdby useless or pc nj
cious tsre5, ana where 1t imports Us like the
prudent hnshandmsn, to reject the one, and
hoard the other. These publications are,
moreover, at this time SO numerous, So costly
and SO difficult to be procured, that really thev
can only be consulted by large majority OF the
cultvators of scicncein'he Uniteo States, thro
a medium Somewhat similar to the one now
proposed. ltisthereiore meant to give an OK
tract 81 eopious Of their contents, as not only to
exhibit the logress oithe PHYSICAL Sciences a.
broad, butto do away, IN great degree, the
ne essity otrecuuingto the works themselves.
Inc contents oitne Journal VIII pe arranged
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.MarshaA's Sale.

IN pursuance Of a decree Of the superior
Il cunrt Of chancery for the Lynchburg dig
trirt, pronounced on rte 2dih dry Of May,
1893, in the cnuse Of ~ va. Rynn, the IN
dcrsigned, Marshal ofthe .nid court, will on
Saturday the lotlr dry of Jsnunry next, pro
coed 10 sell, by WY Of public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, on the premises, Gf
fair, il not the next fair dry thereafter, SUN
days e1ccptedD
A certain tract or parcel of Land,
Lying in the count, oil Nelson, on the south
branch Of Hat creek, adjoining the lands Of
Thomas hlHssie, 1homn- Jones and Geo Ga.
bell, and containing 20n acres, more or less.
g b. WOoDSON, M. l.. ID. &. G.
December g. WtdsIT
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Virginia, to wit :
4 7 a superior court 81 cbaucffy h

4 ! superior court al rhaucffy holden
~ in the town Of Lynebbarg, tn 81 ne.
venler, 1929
Thomas Crews, William Brydic. isaae, lie
Crcdle and Betty Bry die, plslniin..
dpHpN
William Long aud Rctzs his wiz. Iohn u
lis krehard Ellis and Ihomas Aldridgc, Geo.
Myers, Jane 8. Pentlelon, William Mann
and John MYERS 4 Company, defendant.
The cBn-c cnme on this ahy 10 be heard on
the pnftrs formerly read, 81 the decree pro.
nounccd herein on Tie eighteenth day of MAY.
1922, The report 81 the Marshal and his pro-
cccdings Oi sale under the said decree, md on
statement Of Tue facts agreed by tine parties
andbN consent submttcdto iuc court In Ordfl.
that the decree aforesaid mnv hc 50 lar cor
rccted n the incis aforesaid may require, aud
WINS argued by counsel On consideration
whereof, the court doth nAiuJgc, order and
decree, that 80 mnrh oI the decree aforesaid
rs directs sale III fee simple, OF the tract o
land III the nlOrtgnfcd deed mentioned called
the Lnn,illc traet. De 81 aside and annullcd
that ihr sale al the said irnct Of mud made
by the Marshal under the decree aforesaid, he
likewise set aside that the residue of the
sales made by the Marshal, n appears by his
snid report, be confirmed mud that lie exc.
cute proper deed OF convey ance for the
eighty one and hut acres Of land sold To
the plaintiff Thomas Crews and the court
proceeding To make such decree IN relation
TO the snle of the said Lain, lie 'raet of land,
rs the aforesaid agreed fncts viii warrant
doth further ndindge, order md decree, TIM
the Marshal OF the court inter nd, erlisine in
manner required hy the former decree, do a
gain expose 20 snlr, by public auction, for re-
ady money, tie aforesaid
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CONDITIONS.

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Easton, Penn. Jaa. II, 1923.
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RICHMOND, 18th November. 1923.

RICHMOND, l1th November, 1923
Having been requested by Mr. Archibald
Mcintyre, the Manager OF the Quantico Canal
Lottery, to examine the principles on which
Lotteries are formed by the combination OF
numbers, plan which, be- purposes to pursue
in raising the money which he l. authorised by
his contract with The commissioners, 10 rHi.e
aud having etlentiycly examined the princ.
pies on which such Lotteries are formed, We
hive no hesitation in declaring, TINT. in our
view, the plan is perfectly lnir ind correct -
We have particularly examined the scheme of
his first class, consisting oi 1000 tickets, form
ed b. the combination oil 80 Nos and find
that the amount oil the prizes which must, Of
seCessity, be drawn therein, 10y the drawing
of out Of the 30 numbers, ms proposed by the
scheme, is S26,3gO, which is the amount OF
the 1850 tickets, nj the scheme price al So 90 ;
consequently, no other profit can accrue 10
the said commissioners, or 10 Mr.. Mcintyre,
on The sale Of MI the tickets in the scheme, nj
that price, than the ~ per cent to he deducted
from the prizes.
We nrc also of opinion, that this plnn hns
decided preference over the old, on account
OF the CELEBRITY md accuracy ol The detcrmi-
nation Of the prizes. II precludes the posi-
bllity OF the commission oil frauds or mistake
in the drawing, aud saves much wnstc of time
1fo expense.
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Stop the Villain !.

bUNAWAY the I'd Of this month, n
l b nnInlto mnn numed NED. lie is u low
fellow, but has a large bre0, aud is strongly
made, n little bow-lcgged, a high full fort head,
dark eycs, holes in his ears, aud n tolrrable
sharp ehn--wk his hnir tied behind--hRs n
bold aud open countcuancr when spoken TO.
lie is n kern artfuI fellow, and perhaps can
read and write n little. Ills clothing ! cannot
particularly describe, To there Is no doubt
he i, gentcclly clothed He has good silver
watch, with n gold or gilt chain, boots, &c
He rode off n DARK GREY MARE, about 4
feet 3 inchcs high in good order shod before
her hoes not much wOrn-Ehr is lengthy and
wrll iormcd--and has the marks Of plough
gear upon her shoulders, md n considerable
scar upon one of them, high on The shoulder
blade, | think on the right. She has a very
thicn tale aud manc, though not very long
She Is spirited and active and rides well. He
Is we'll equipped for travelling, with s"dde.
bngs, big coat OF bear skin with lhrgc cnpes,
&c. have no doubt he has oh'ainedfree pa
| pers, and will attempt 10 pass ms free man,
and make 10 some free state, md have no
doubt but he has altered his name. He is a
handy fellow, "A good hOu~c servant, miller
and shoemaker, and can turn his hhnd 10 my
thing. aud have no doubt but he hasa plenty
Of money. will give reward Of FIFTY
DOLLARS 10 any person who will deliver
him 10 me, or secure him in any jail so thai
get him again, within this state; and il taken
without the stnic ONEIluNDRED DOLLARS
if secured or delivered to me. ind ten dollars
for the mare il taken within this state and de
ivered 10 me, aud twenty dollars If takeI
out OF the state and returned home.
! SAMUEL MORRIS.
| Rurkinrham AUG % Wts3
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AainViNe Tvnet Of Aland.

for md during the joint lives Of the defend
ants, William Long and Betsey his vile, and
no longer aud apply the proceeds Of said
sale in the manner directed by the decree n
ioresaid, and TINT be report his proceedings TO
the coUrl in order To fiml decree