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NOTICE.

Court Of Probate, .t,whs,s, Jan 6. 1925.
CIS application of Consianf Ta6er. Guardian Of ,Ac
person aud eststv oi the l.,e
.Nihf e GARDNER,
dece0ed. Tor "a settlement Of said Guardsn's &C.
count, notice s hereby given To al persons Interest,"
edin said estate, 60 appear, if .bey think fit sta
Cou't OF Probate To be holden at the hous. of the
ssid Constant faher, on Monday, the third day og
February next. at O'Clock Pm ta shew cause if any
the, have. why said account should not be allowed.
Wtness,
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WINTER SUPPLY.


JOHN B. @EW ON.
Old Stand lo4 1han,es- aycet.
IT AS this day opened more NEW
l. Il GOODS which with his former stock m ,kes
complete Assorrnen, 'cr the season
.3LSO. -
part OF a case OF Lcghon Flats of ,uperor
quality D.o A
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AN ACT m sdd,tion TO "AD act 20 continue
IN force AN act TO pro,ec, ,he commerce
ot the Uolted States, and punish The crime
OF piracy, and, also, to mske iouhsr pro.
VISION Tor Furnishing The crime Of piracy"
lie Il enacted by he Senate AID House Of
-Sfh'esenfafive7 cf fAe U,ufed STATES of -5incr-
'reo, IN Congress assembled, That the FIST, sec
onc' 'hitd, aud fourth sections Of on act, en,i.
tied " An act to protec, The commerce Of the
United STATES, and punish the crime of pi'a.
cy,' passed on The third day OF March, in IN.
year OF our Lord one thousand elgh, hund'ed
anu nineteen, be, end The same ate hereby,
continued in force, 10 all respects, ss fully ss
1t the said sections had been enacted wnhou,
iinna'on, in the sald, or in the act 10 which
ih's IS an sddnion, and which was passed On
the fifteenth doy Of May, In the year of cur
Lo'0 one thousand .igh, hundred end twenty.
Washi son, Jan so. 1928
Arproved-JAMES MONROE.
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yI,nE limr for which contracted viii

HNnE time for which contracted with
L. Mr. William Ramsay, for the manage
ment Of my printing establishment of Tie FIR
gina Patriot, Il Richmond Mercantile .1dUertiser,
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New and Valuable Medicine
49, ~
NV T. LASIOPW

n 'hlo new and elegant Balsam bids fai
l. to stand unrivaled in its merits, Tor Con-
sumptions and Coughs, and we boldly venture
to assert that no Medicine has ever gained so
much credit in so short time as this compo-
sition. Scarcely "A case occurs but may be
relieved by the timely use OF it, many having
lately used it in seated Consnmptions with the
most surprising success, who were :iven up
by the most skitnl physicians in the country.
Many certificates of its efficacy accompany
each bottle.
| hereby certify that my wife has for some
time past brentroubled with violent Cough,
and has been in very delicate health, and
after having tried many different things with
ont getting relief, bought for her bottle OF
Or. Meien's Cough Drops, from the use Of
which a very short time she found great relief,
and her Cough has entirely left her, and She
has regained her strength.
JOHN W. JENKINS.
Hudson, 1oM Month 29th, 1919.
Affirmed before me, JOSEPH ID. MCNEIL,
Recorder Of The city Of Hudson
ITO the afflicted .whom this may concern--l
Rosanna Barton, do certify that took a vic
lent cold in the latter part of the year 1915
which created violent Cough and difficulty
OF breathing, which was very distressing till
procured bottle of Doctor Mellcn's Cough
Drops, and by taking few doses of the said
drops, | was entirely cured OF my Cough and
pain in nv side. KUSANNA BARTON,
Wife OF Mr. Joseph Barton
Hudson, l2h Month 1871, 1919.
This is to certify that in June 1918, wa
seized with a very distressing Cough, pain II
nv side, great weakness of the lungs, aud u
continued until July 1919, which confined m,
10 the house and part of the time TO my bed
had tried every thing as thought but all II
vain. was at last induced to make trial o
DIR. Mellen's Cough Drops, which gave me i'm
mediate relief, increased my strength, and re
stored my former sleep. can with the great
est confidence recommend them to all that ar
afflicted with those complaints, as a very yalu
able medicine. NANCY BOURNE.
Hudson, Columbia city. ~ YDee. 81, 1919,
FOR SAIE nv
Or T Humphreys Lynchburg.
1 March Is I'm
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GN UlKSC.
] DO hereby forwarn all persons

] DO hereby forwarn all persons from
j trading for or taking an assignment of "a
deed OF trust executed by me 10 Branch Jor-
dan aud Clement Townsend, on my property.
10 secure the payment OF bond executed by
me to the said Jordan and Townsend, which
deed is Gled in the clerks Office OF the county
court Of Campbell, AS | hold sundry bonds ON
The said Jordan and Townsend, aud other legal
Offsets TO tebnt The same.
DANIEL D. PERR0w, Jr
August 90. ts7
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C. The EDIroRs OF TIE VIRGINIAS,
(agents for Lynchburg and its yicinity,) So
Iict subscriptions to the above works.
The North American Review, and Ameri-
Can journal Of Science, particularly, are
now well established, and have decided
claim to public support, as forming impor-
tant parts of our national literature.
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PROPOSALS
For publishing, by subscription,
NEW AMERICAN
biographical dictionary,
A REMEMBRANCER
A REMEMBRANCER

VI THE
Departed Heroes, Sdses and Statesmen of a
mcrica.
Tobe confined exclusively to those who s;e.
nalized themselves, in either Capacity. In The
Revolutionary War, which obtained The indie.
pendence oftheir country.
Second Edition. Wihanappsndir--eo
VIE Declaration by the Representative OF
Il the United Colonies OF North America.
acting forth the causes and necessity of taking
up arms, July g, 1775--The Petition by the
Representatives OF the United Colonies, to the
King 81 Great Britain, July 3, l775-A procla.
ton oil Congress for day OF fasting. humia-
uona prayer, March 10, l775-1he Decla.
ration OF Independence, July 1, i776--and rbe
manifesto by the Congress OF the United States
OF America, October so, l779
Also, the Constitutions OF the United States.
and the Farewell Address oil General WASH
rNGToN, TO the People Of the United States, an
nouncing his intention OF retiring from public
service, Septeuberl7, 1896.
COMPILED BY THOMAS J. RODGERS
We are reduced 30 the alternative of choo.
sing an unconditional submission TO The tyran-
ny oil iiritated ministers, OF resistance by force.
The latter isour choice. We have counted the
cost OF tins contest, and find nothing SO dread
!al as voluntary slavely. Honor, Justice. and
humanity, forbid US ,amely TO surrender that
{ eedoIn which we received from our gallan,
ancestors, and which orr innocent poste,ity
have right tofeceIvs from MS. We cannot
endure the ntamy and guilt of resgning sue
ceeding generatlonsto that Indebtedness which
inevitably avail them, il we basely entail here.
ditary bondage upon them.
The arms ~. have been compelled by our
enemies to assume, we will, IN defiance olevery
hazard, with unabatlng firmness and persevel.
ance, employ for the preservation OF our liber-
trs--being with one mind resolved TO die tree
men rather than To live slaves - Deciayotioa
81 Congress, setting, Jortb TIE necessity ojtakiag
~ arms-Jaty d, 1915.
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SAMUEL | CABELI,.
PATRICK H.C ABELL.

The subscriber will sell, on credit of one.
two, aud three years, his moiety OF the abeye
estate, continuing by recent survey 1877
acres than which there are are lew more va
liable tractsin Virginia. PHI. CABELL.
Augest |. n4w 81
y, The Editors ofhe Enquirer nil pub
h5 Inc ADORE weekiy for fur mctks and for
taard their account 10 his oDice.
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Notice.
The subscriber will sell great bargain IN
2SON Acres OF l.aNA.

WING in the county or Campbell, on
IL the waters of Whipping creek, 2l miles
south OF Lynchburg. There is on this tract
100 acres OF open land lying in one body, NIL
OF which is well mclosed and produces well.
Tire Is on this tract settlements, all conye-
nlently situated, and the most of them have
all necessary outhouses, and good water con
venient, and nm excellent icehouse AT one of
them II feet square, and - deep, good
shop and "A good stand for aslnith,
and n good stand fer Il store or tavern, with n
new honsc built forthe purpose. There is al
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-02
Grist and Saw MINI

and COTTON MACHINE, all built on The la
test aud most approved rtan, also new aud
large stone distiiery 66 feet by 30, built on
the latest and most approved plan, aud sup
pied with an abundance of excellent water
It Is deemed useless 10 60 into a more lengthy
detail OF this property, rs IL is presumed that
no person will purchase without first viewing
OF It.--Ierms will be accommodating. Also,
one other tract lying in said county, aud on
the waters Of the same creek, containing 900
acres, one half OF which is tobacco land. One
other tract IN the county OF Patrick, contain
ing 1000 acres-eilhcr of the tracts will be
divided to snit purchasers, aud Young negroes
taken in payment. JAS p. BULLOCK.
August /. wlw SO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-02

Z FORWARN all persons from trading
j with my wife Elizabeth, as ] will moi be
answerable for any OF her contracts
JOHN CUNNINGHAM,
Franklin, August h. IL
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James River land

IMit subscribers will rent for The ensl.
Il ing year. aud il may be for term OF
years, that
Large and Productive Farm,
on james river, in Nelson county, called sol.
d'ers joy, containing nearly three hundred
acres OF first rate river bottom, with much
arabic high land adjacent thereto, in good
heart, IN all sufficient, il il calculated, for the
profitable employment OF twenty labourers
Inc houses on the place, for agricultural pur-
poses, are large and numerous aud the nan.
tatIon Is believed to lac under pretty good
enclosure. The place, ready admitting of di
VISION into two parts, can be rented 10 sera-
rate tenants, should il be the wish of apil.
cants.
Application may be made TO Wm S Cabell,
Esq residing at amherst old court house, or
10 either OF the subscribers, the first residing
at Buckingham court house, the latter in the
town o, Lynch6urg.
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JOE pNASYNNG

Executed IN The aeniest manner, and on The
mos. moderate terms, at the ORfs afhs
Ffrg,aian
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The North American Review,

ry, 1920, the editorship was assumed by Pro-
lessor Everett, OF the University at Cambridge,
New England. A ntt0 series was then com.
menced, with which il is convenient that sub
scrptions should begin. Orders for any part
of the work will however bc thankfully re-
ceived by +. Littell and by X. Norris Henry,
who are interestedin the publication.
Published qunteriy-PFice Fire Dollars n
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American journal of Science and
Arts,

Conducted BY BENJAMIN SITLIMAN, Pros
tessor Of Chemistry, &c. Yale College.
This Journal began in the year 1919. Two
numbers, between which there is an interval
of about three months, form avolume.
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Tract oY Varcel of AlaMA

called yause's or the " hile honse plantation,
lying in the county Of Montgomery, ON Men.
dow creek, a branch the south fork of Roa-
noke, aud on the south fork of Roanoke, and
containing by survey, 800 acres. Acting Ms
trustee, we shall convey such title ohly us is
vested in us by said trust deed.
W,aI5h \ B, ScIu,A'bRLreN, ; Trustees.
July l8. w4w go
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VrNsk Sale OF AIAnA.

nf virtue of deed Of trust executed to
- The subscribers on the 18th day OF June,
1922, by Joseph King, to secure the payment
of sum of money therein mentioned, due to
Robert and lanes King, and of record in the
clerk 5 Office Of Montgomery comfy, we shall
proceed To sell, Tor ready money, ON the pub
lie square, in the town of Christiansbnrg, on
the 4ih day Of November next, il being Mont
Iuuri .IuAL ILnI mil Lu1,.-..
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Departed Heroes, Sdges and Statesmen of a.
mcriea.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-29
FROM MATANZAS.

Captain Pearson, of the schr. Dolphin aFri'ea|
Ia, Gharleson from Ma,anzas, on the l4ih l0s'a''
isa~s that the United States schr. Gramp1s llt"'
Com. Gregory, was at anchor abreast Of the Fof'|
and examined all vessels and boats, whether e0N-
in or coming ou,.-Ste has three launches aInOuS
the Keys, and off Point De Caycas, and one oe"e..
the Points which form the Bay Of Maianz"-s'l
that piracy in that quarter is kept down lor tue ns
sent. On the 9th inst. the governor sent MS OUa,
on board the Grampus, to demand Of capt OlerOt
his motive for lying SO long 10 por-thal " ,,' :"
wanted provisions or WATER he had been there i0"S
enough; that the government did not allow 'he'F OT
vessels of war TO remain at anchor longer "" w.
hours at time, Sc. Capt. Gregory's reply ""n|
that he came there for the protection oil hhl''I hs
commerce, and that of Spain if necessary, anu ~"
he would remain there as long as might be requ",
for these objects, or until compelled BY '0'''
retire.
Capt. Pearson also states, that the inhabitants
Matanzas, were much dissatisfied with the is"t
OF capt. Gregory's visit whose exertlons TOT ="
suppression of piracy, were very great