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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-05
American Journal of Science and
Arts,

Conducted By BENJAMIN SiLLIM\N, Pro
jeasor If chemistry, Sc. Yale CoHege.
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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Lees Ointment for the Itch,

Warranted an inielliblr remedy.
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June y. tsS7
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Cure for Coughs and COLTS.
IIAMlLTUS'S ELlXIR.

\ sovereign remedy FOR Colds, obstinate
Coughs, Asthmns. sore Thronts aud approach
InS Consnmptions, and most disorders OF the
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Departed Heroes, Sages and Sfaiesmt. Of a
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llamilton's Worm IoZcn~cs.
Hamilton's Grand Restorative

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ImpnrIy oi the blood, Mechanically.
IiNstcrirhl Injections, Gout ~ the Stomach,
Inward Weakness, aud Pains in The Limbs,
Debility RelnNHtinns Mr. &c.
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HAVING graduated In MEDICINE
Il D offers his professional services 10 The
people Of Franklin aud the adjacent corlnties
He has located himself nj Captain y bomns
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found rendy 10 attend calls IN the practice ~
PiiNSIC, SURGERY and MIDWIFERY :.
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Lottery and Exchange Office, -, Mefhef-sf
BALTIMORE.
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The LAST LOTTERIES were sold, aud
WHERE MORE CAPITAL PHiZE- HAVE
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Journal Of Foreign .Hedlctne.

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.Mnpshal's Sale.

n pursuance Of decree Of the superior
court of Chancery for The Lynchburg
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ton, tor cash on the premises, n tract Of
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UILLLAu AEN.NTDF

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public for the highly natlering eneon-
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since his arrival in Lynchburg, aud begs leave
10 announce, that the THIRD SESSION Of
his school Tor the instruction OF young ladies
and gentlemen in the arts OF
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American journal of Science and
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Condected By BENJAMIN slfLINltN, Pro:
JtsSor0f chemistry, &c lait C0Htee.
This Journal began ia the year lat9 Two
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OF about three months form IA volume
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lion Of Congress Ir i day Of ia,tma, humii,z
ti,naaa ayer, Ma ch 10, l775 The Deca.
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maud .sto by tn, CJngres OF the United States
Of AN .rlca. . .tobe, 50, li79.
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anl tn Farewell 4 ireSs OF General WASH.
rssfoN, 70 the people # the unitco States, an
nouncing Il intention Of refining from punIlc
service September Z, 1876.
COMPILED BY TR0.M4S J. ROBGFBS
sWea &c ,uced 10 The alternative OF th5o
sng an unco ditto lal Submission to the IVAN
L
fntlht 7 Is our CHOICE. We have counted the
cost OF this contest, and find nothing 81 d. cad.
fal a. voluntary slave y. Honor, justice, anu
houaoity ,tortid rs ,a.ncly to surrender that
4 freedom which We received from cur gallant
/ ancestors, an when on. innocent posteiity
hayea II III to receive from us. We cannot
endure the lni'ny and guilt OF lesl2HIng sue
/ eeedl.,g aene Z ms To that wre .chcdness whch
meyitabi, ANA, them, il we base'y cntai! here.
ditay bondage upon them.
:. Inc AIMS w. have been compelled by our
enemiesto assume, we will, IL eicnanc, ol every
hazard, with unabAtlng irmncss aud pelsesel-
anee, employ iot the reservation OF our liber-
t,,sZleing With one mind resolved to die free
men athet than TO live slaves. - Declaration
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up arms--Jaiy i, 100
TO THE FUBLlC.
The Whole OF tue a. ca =, ia having been
Il sjId, the isdltoi hats he moucedtp otler aen
Que, Oh more ehlt, Sc scale, 10y reason Of the
4 mmY demands that have bee. made Ion tie
4 Rorn tra.n Va ious puts OF the Joltes sta es.
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Spanish NiAes.

NE have Just received parcel of Rio
w Grnude RIDES, which Will be sold on
moderate terms for cash.
JOHN u CASWELE POE.
April 2, 2awts34
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And 1913 prizes of i
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Is Sept. 1924.
NOTICE.

Citizens of the United States having Claims under the
Treaty Ghen for slaves and other private property ia
ken from them during the late war between the United
States and Great Britain, hereby notified That the De-
iftve list required by the suboined article Of the Con
venton of ST. Petcrsburg will be laid before the Joint
Commission for asceaing ana determining the amount OF
such Gains at meeting, in this City, on The Sui
OF December, in the present years that such as have not
already exhibited their Claims, and the evidences of Il em
to this Department, may do so before that time.
ARTICLE III.
When the average value Of slaves shall have been ascer
tanned and fixed, the commissioners shall constitute
board for the examination Of the claims which ale TO be
submitted them, and they shall notify to The Secretary
Of State OF the United States that they ready TO receive
denitve list of the slaves and otherprvate property ol
which the citizens of the United States claim indemnica
ton being understood and hereby agreed that the com
mission shalt MOI take cognizance of receive, and that
his Britannia majesty shall not be required to make com
pensaon for any claims for private property under the first
article of the treaty OF Gheni, contained in the said list
And his Britannia majesty hereby engages to cause to be
produced before the commissOn material towards as
certanng facts all the evidence of which his Majesty
government may be in possession, by returns from ls Ma
estys officers otherwise of the number OF slaves carried
away But the evidence produced, its defectveness
shall go in bar of any claim claims which shall be
otherwise satisfactorily authenticated 80-8t