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eqaeNg protected and encouraged, and

eqaaly protected and encouraged, and
cur sountry cannot fail to prosper.
By L. Collins. The Tariff and its
"-aJar- Teiamon"-Perpetuny to the
one; increasing confidence and gratitude
10 the other.
By ~. B. Phillips, Esq. TIE hresent
administration Chosen with wisdom
We have lnll confidence In their virtue,
integrity, and capuciry 10 govern.
by Chaa. Yard, Esq. TIE iadehen-
dem statesman, "who will, whenever it
becomes necessary, express his own SEN
timeols, unshackled by party preJudices.
WASHINGTON, MAY 90.
We understand that letters have been
received al the Department of State,
from MIR RUSH, accepting bis oppoint-
ment OF Secretary o.. the Treasury. He
expects 10 be able to leave England for
the United States, some lime in June.
Nor. Jour.
he House Of Representatives of Con-
Decucul, on The 10th inst. went into the
election Of Senator to Congress, and,
on the fourth ballot, CALVIN WILEY
received majority of votes, and was de-
clared duly elected. ID.
1t is stated in the New-York papers,
that in seven days, Ills new advertise
ments were published in the New York
Gazette, sl3 of which appeared IN one
day. This may certainly be received as
a strong proof OF the extent Of business
transacted in that grea, and increasing
city. While the paragraph containing
The above information was lying before
US, file Of the London Times, for The
month Of March, came to hand. Curio.
sity led us 10 look over the advertising
columns OF that paper, when, no our as
tonishment, we found IN single paper
$50 advertisements, of which we pre-
sumo about two thirds or three-.ourths
10 have been new ones. The lowest
price OF an advertisement in the Times,
we are told, is seven shilliDgs sterling,
(about one dollar and fiity-six cents !;
repetition. Taking the average charge
tor the $50 advertisements, al nire sbil-
lings, which is rather below The mark,
the receipts for that single days adver-
tisements would be two hundred and |
pounds, ten shilliogs, or Mir-
teen hundred dollars. The duly paid
10 the Government on each advertise
ment, as well as every repetition Of an
advertisement, is three shillings and six
pence, somewhat over three quarters o!
. dollar; and the stamp duty or every
paper printed is four pence, with de-
do otion OF 90 per cent. Taking the cir
,ulation of the Times at 900, the ag
sregate amount paid TO the Government
put OF the proceeds of that single days
newspaper, was about niac hundred and
'tghty dollars. i5.
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H. The Editor being about to UNDER
take Journey to the eastern and southern
parts Of the state, The publication of this
paper will be suspended for three or four
weeks. 4s~r'
Newspapers at the present season be-,
ing less interesting than at other times,
our patrons, we trust, will readily excuse
this suspensice, when it is considered
that we have devoted six years in unre-
mit,ed attention to business.
We claim some credit for more than
ordinary exertions to keep up with time
in our publication; having, heretofore,
incurred heavy extra expenses for tina,
purpose. This will appear from the fact
that we have lost but seven weeks in
nearly as many years, which has hap
pened partly from sickness, but more by
unforeseen delays in the arrival OF paper,
ink, &c. A neighboring print, located
at place more conyenien, for procuring
these materials, and which was establish
ed year before this, is now eight months
behind it, in point OF Numbers.
Our columns TO-DAY announce me-
lancholy event. MoRR1s BIRKBrcK is
no more
He was not only "known to the litera-
ry world as the author OF letters from H.
lnois," but men Of science throughout
Europe and America will mourn the loss
Of kindred genius. Illinois is greatly
his debtor in many respects, but particu-
larly to the influence OF his powerful pen
during he late arduous struggle with the
friends Of slavery. for the preservation OF
her free principles Of government.
We hope the public will soon be ia
word with sketch OF his life and chArac-
ter.
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The House Of Representatives of Con-
Decllcut, on The 10th inst. went into the
election Of a Senator to Congress, and,
on the fourth ballot, CALVIN WILEY
received majority votes, and was de-
clared duly elected. id.
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Latest from the Creeks.-The follow.
ing Information, by yesterdays mail, is,
as far as Ii goes Of an acceptable nature,
the more so, because it is more favorable
than previous accounts had led us to ex
Pect.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02
LATE ARRIVALS.
Sunuer foods.

We have been receiving, in addition 10 our
former Stock
2l5 pB super md common calicoes, Prints,
1yfean Fancies, &c., many very beautiful
II pieces black figured Glos de Naples, com
posing ayery elegant assortment OF rich
figures,
a5 ditto figured Swiss aud Book Nuslins,
d ditto 9.s aud q ! Jarkonet do beautiful
style,
Cd AID IL Canbrcs, from com. 70 superGue
o dozen Feather Ians
9 ditto esoze Wells
> boxes Ganze Ribbons, new style
lot rich worked lnseriines
A lot TameiHn and 1odot Fringe
few Bolivar Leghern Hats
A general assortment OF Union Mixtures
Angolas
Angola cassineres
French csssimeres
BeByerteens
Black Circassian and French IIombazeen
Blue aud yellow Nankeen
Satin stripe Florenrnre
White and coionred aIarseillcs
Toilereti, Valencia and black silk Tes'ings
Brown Linen and Droehedas
Linen and Cotton Drilling, coloured g. white
Gfand.rells aud Cotton Cashmere
T3lne, olive and Clnrct Cloths
snper drab, blue, black aud mix'd Cnseineres
% Jacoini ,snd 80 inch Leyanline aud Italian
Crhyuts
Gentlemous Thread, silk, and Woodstock
Gloves
8 eases drah, white ard black Hats.
400 dozen Mock shell, Toilet, Redding aud
Ivory Combs
bales Sd ndmetic Plaids
case "a ImilatiUn Carolina Plaids, high
cGlors
: hpes 81 and IL shirings aud Shectings
do g ! super Bed Tick
do Al Indigo Checks
20 pieces Al super Apron do
bales German 1icklenbnrg
I do Scotch Ozneburgs
u Trunks blask'and white Prunela, black Mo
ropgo aud IpatIter ghops
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JAMES r. HEATH.
Aiditor o. Pu6hc .4ccount,


in act calling in TIE 6 PER Cef Cerffeo,,.
Passed summary 1871, ls95
BE eaGci,db by the Ltncrui .isselnlig. TIA.
the boiders or owners OF Old State Cenibcstrs
bearing an interest Of Six per cenfum per an.
NUN, sbal, on or before the frsl day N 81,
TENDER next, present the sanie tor rfdfn.nf,n,
10 The Auditor OF Public Accounts, who sIa9
therenpon issue his warrant orr, airanfs a.,
the Treasurer, for the amount OF prinripaIa, l
Interest due on such certificates
II the holders or owners OF such rertiGca,pc
shall iall or retufe on Or before the frs, nav II
September aforesaid, to present tie ,sp,r lar
redemption, the interest thereon snail atcr
that period cease 4; and all warrants t,ereat
tef issued, shall he for the principal sum due.
aad interest up 10 that day.
II shall be the duty OF the brdii0rof Pubic
Accounts as soon as may be, 10 cause this act
TO be published for tttree months successive
1y, in some newspaper published in tla
cities OF Richmond and Washington, AID in
thetowns OF Lynebburg, Fredericksburg, Vii
chester, and Borough OF Norfolk.
Proridcd holrertr, and be ii tHHhtr enacted,
that nothing herein contained shall be - cor.
stfued as to have any apl iication 10 HAT por-
ton OF the certificates aforesaid, which is
now held by the President and Directors o.
the Literary Fund.
This act shall be in force from aud after
the passage thereof
March /. gin 81
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Sth day OF June, iS25
And csmn;etod ia few minutes.
=. MEMPHIS, .uanager.
gTIlENE.
$3.50 prizes
116In blanks

116no blanks
Tlls lottery Is formed by fle ,crrnrv com
biastion and ,f rmufstiou at IA numbers 10
determine the prizes therein, the 81 numbers
will BE- publicly placed into wheel on the
esy,,i iratving. aud four OF them sill be draw u
eAi and ihat ticket haYiae % II The lst, %
and Cd drawn Nus. in the order IN which
drawn, vii he entitled 10 the prize al 10000
dollars, and those five other tickets which
shalt have on them the sane Sos. IN the tel
loving orders, shall be entitled 10 lhe prizes
affixed TO itlem, respectively, viz
The lst. 81 and 2d 10 S6,oh0
%, 1t aud I'd to 1000
ID, 81 nn4 Isl 10 5000
ID, Isl aud 4dto 2,ooo
I'D, q and lst ts a3S
Those SIX other tickets witch shall hive on
them three Of the drawn Nos. and those three
the lst. 2d aud fth, IN Que ot their several or
ders al combination or Formulation, will each
be enttfcet 10 prize OF ! l,oeg
Those six other tirKeis which shall have or
'lfojn lhree ~ fhe.irnvn Nos nnd those three
the -, 81 aud lib n some one OF IN cir scve-
raj orders al combination q pcruntation,will
each he entitled 10 prizf Of $500.
Those sh Other tickets which slhll hive on
them three OF the drawn Nos. and those three
the y 81 aud 1tb, ~ some one OF their ar
ders wi each he entitled 10 ~ prize Of .sao.
Those i5b tickets which shall hive ep HEN
two Of the drawn Nos aud those iwo the 30
aud lfh, wilt each be entitled 10 a prize or
So
Those 3l2 tickets which shall have on them
.Uo 81 the drawn Nos. and fhose NO the I'd
srl 3d. II aud Ith, will each be entitled TO
prize at Sl2.
All Others being ifs, having on them Two
n .ae drawn Nos will each be entitled 10 u
reae nj So
a,d ail those $500 tickets, having on them
h',4 w. al the drawn Nos will each be enti.
tie , pci2c Of 81
- ticket whirli hall have drawn prize
"a superior denomination, can be entitled to
an inferior prize.
Prizes PAYABLE 30 day. after the drawing.
and subjcctfo the usual deduction OF ateen
per cont.
Wsoie Ticheis 81 90
Haires = Oh
Qgdriers 8 ua
Package Of ten tiekeis, embracing The so,
Ms OF the lottery, which of necessity must
draw at least Sl8 80 nett, with 50 many
chances for capitals or shares of packages,
may be hnt' al the snne rate.
Prizes Ia any 81 the lotteries Of New lorh,
New Jersey, fenn5y iyania, Maryland and
Virginia, viii lie received IN payment.
w. Orders for tickets lenclosmg the cash)
in any OF the lotteries of New Yoft, Penn
sylvsna, Maryland and Virginia will meet
with prompt attention, ii addressed to the
truly lucky office Of
ABGAM Il. NORTH, Lyget5rg
February
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02
IAN ing School.

NILLIAM KENNEDY proposes 10
w open in Lyuchburg a DANCING
SCHOOL, If sufficient encouragement be
afforded He will teach his school every
Friday and Saturday. Terms. per session
of six weekp, Sc Subscription Lists will
he left at Mr.. Robert Morliss', aud at the
Eireinian office.
His Cotllon Parties will commence
simultaneously with his school
May %. 70
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$50 REW AND.

ANYWAY from the subscriber resid
ing in the county OF Goochland, on the
I2th inst. a negro man named Aaron, ms
wife Judy. and her son Lewis. Aaron is
bout twenty eight years of age, feet : or
3 inches high, has a down look, and chews
tobacco proCuscly, and for several years
has been employed as il waterman Oh
James River.
Judy is about twenty one years of age,
of low stature, aud when she absconded
was far advanced in pregnancy.
Lewis is about six years Old has de
feet in one of his eyes. From the situation
of the woman il is scarcely possible she
could have travelled ON foot, il is therefore
presumed they have been conveyed away
IN boat or Wagon.
The above reward will be paid for the
apprehension and confinement in any jail,
and ifdelivsred 10 the subscriber all iea
sonabln charges " i'll be paid in addition.
JOHN u. CROUCH.
May &c. 4t40.
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Superior Court Of Ctoacerg far the District
Of Lynchbuyg, Nay Tern, 1925.
ANONYMOHS

By the Chancellor When sni', in this
court, is at issue, general commission
may be issued, for taking dispositions /;
aud, by late act of assembly, four months,
from the time of fling the replication, by
which the suit is put to issue, is allowed
the parties, for taking their dispositions
aud, either patty, at the expiration of that
time, may sci the suit down for hearing
and, no deposition taken after that time,
shall be read rs evidence, ON the hearing,
unless taken by consent of the parties, by
special order Of the court, or ont of the
state. This is he act see it vol. of the
laws, by .Hr. LEIGH, 2i6. Sect. 1903 aud
time has proved the necessity of strict al
tenlion to il as we'll here, as in the court,
at Richmond.
TO be published by order of The Chan
cellor four weeks by the Yrgnian in
Lynchhurs, and the same length of time,
by the Enquirer in Richmond.
y Copy-Teste, J. WILLS c. c.
May &c. 4w4O
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LAND FOR SALE.

n
1--WE subscriber rs desirous 10 sell he
tract Of innd uh6rtoR he none tires, uhioh
contains 46o acres, and adjotns hs lands of
HIM. Jopiing, John NeDnn,el, and Others. The.
land rs meH inei0sed, IN II good state Of M
prorment, and lies ucH for farming j; a good
.oroPortiomof The icood lind is FIRST rate f0bdc.
co fand is finely uni'rtd, md has on IL an
eIceitenf trnmed dneiijrg horse, harm stables
A.c Uih 0.iler necessary 6UiitiRgs for farming
or planting purposes, as also f,co barring apple
orchards Of tpeH selected fruit Their is also
another tract Of Uood land, adjoining mine
whleh IS for safe, and is almost .1itreiV tobacco
ipd If The best qpatity. 7Histrdct, unHedfo
mine, wonid make one Of the most dcarctte
farms IN The nppc~ ceHnfy. rs This iand lies
IN one Of he best 1cdter,d sections The United
States, rendering 1t unComu,onig treating, u'tdin
three mules Of Pcdfnr Nuts, eiebiy mites Of
tobacco Inspection upon James Rtrer aid ruth
"a @tiee', mits Of Lgncbburg, The subscriber
etpecis 10 gel readg Saie for IL FOR terms ap
ply 10 the subscriber het"g on the premises.
chs. C. CARTER
8m5erst County, .qprll4 Ws,c34
n he Rutcs held an The Clerks Ofee of
Bedford County The day Of .1prti,
lessee a. BrnmbIeN and Sarah MS wjfr, for
mtrfy Saah Grpmp, plaintiffs,
Mary CrHinp, an hcr olrn right, and Ms adm, r
NJ tieorge Crump, dec'd. susanna CruD,D, Jciu
q. CrumP, .3bHer lramp, 6iHian, Cran1p,
Rhoda Crlonp and Bereriy Crump,
defendants.
~ CH.lHCERY.
The defendants Jotn q Crpmp md .4dnfr
! Crunip not haring entered Their appearance HRd
giren serwity according 10 Tar Gnc ne ruieS Of
| his court. ami IL appearing 10 lie satisfaction Of
The cona INIT they are not inbabHoltg Of tins
commonwealth, on The motion Of The ptoiHi1S,
bg Their counsel u as ondered, Mat Hey do o5
| pear here oHor before the fouria Monday IN
Jpiy merit and anarer he c0H,piainanfs TN,
and girt sVrh security as the court may require,
anil hat a copy Of ms order be E9rihnifh IN
serted IN ide irgiHiau for hro months succts-
sjeeig and pasted AT The front door Of he court
house Of THIS county on tteo Strerai court days.
"A CoPy-3es'e,
J. S7EPTOE, c. p. c.
| .41cH T. acSW65
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02
NEW SPRING GOODS.
1HIlE Subscriber Is now receiving NJ HI,
- Store next door n Nessrs Cali a Bull
locks a large and general assortment OF
Spring and Summer GOODS :

Spring and summer bOODS
-.4MoNG WRIcH .qRE--
! Super shaded Al frrnch Fanoies,
| DO Painted MuslBs.
IL 4 and ID Camhfics,
\ splendid assortment Of Calicecs,
Plain aud figured Jaconei and Null MHsIins,
do do Book do
Plain ahl.6gnred Canton Grapes,
Superior nandarin crare Robes,
Grape sbaeIs and Scaiis,
Plain ahd figured eolored siiks,
silk sllaNls ard ilandk efrhcts,
Gauze aud Ielia do
An elegant assortment oi Ribbers,
Gnuze and Lace Wells,
/ case Of irish Linens very superior qnalhy
grass btesch aud warranted TO be rs goud
as any that has been III this market Tor fri
V6ars,
ladies and ccntetnens Cotton and silk Hose
Sewing Cotton and Floss
Linen Csmbries aud Lawns,
Stripe Denmark Satin
Marseiiles aud Valencia Vesiings,
silk stripe Norea'ines, FOR gentemen's wear,
Stripe and plain sutcen,
Drah and white ltussin Drilling,
Wilmington aud Washington sltipc.
Union NiNtnr-. and Bln. Naukeens,
Cotton Cnssimorcs aud tiranderils,
An assortment Of Cloths aud Cassmoros,
Ladies PrnneIa and Morocco Shoes,
3 aud IL Domestic Plaids,
DO do 4 a. ID shcelngs md Sli~tinPs
n assortment otCnitery,
Tortoise shell Tuck and side Combs
Cotton Yarn, Mems Coarse Shues,
An assortment OF Crockors Ware,
Mems and Boys Wool Hats,
Fine I...aycr ,ln
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otOIle " are 9 FIOWcr POts.
The subscribers have on hand, in addition
TO the above, nearly every other article be-
longing to their busness--all of WHICH they
will sell low FOR cash, or exchange for BEES
WAX, GINSENG, HNsEED OIL, or any
other article of produce. Mt nIarket prices.
May %. ts79
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And expect HOURLY,

Rack. Grape mud AIanderine Robes, black
Naukcon Grapes, black figured Gro de Naples,
expected TO be handsome, light and dark Gu
licoes, White and hlack Cotton Hose, English
and French silk Gloves. Tafita, Wove Satin
and Embossed Ribbons, Piping End, Ganze
and Gro de Naples / Ilandkerchefs, Leg.
horn Bonnets, bales Oznabnfgs, Coffee,
Glass Ware, &c. sc. all of of which we shall
0ell at the lowest prices.
w. MCKEE g. j. q. MEEM.
Nav so. tssO
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Wy. SaV,ueA ". Haliafeyro

,FFERS his services to the inhabitants
u of New Glasgow aud the adjacent neigh
borhood in the practice OF MEDICINE, SUR
gerry, &c He will he in that place hy the
first OF June, and soicits share of the public
patronage. Nav 10.
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Public Notice

: given by the Trustees, that HE LegIs.
a laiHre Of Virginia, at the last session, pass
ed law establishing n town Of 10 hall acre
Lots, 10 he known by the name of Kingston,
in the county of Campbell, on The land OF
SackpiIe King. Tho Lots are accordingly
located and surveyed, on both sides Of the
great road leading from Lynchbnrg 20 tin
South, and known ~ the name oi Wards
roRd, by tar the most public highway ia this
part OF the upper country. Kingston is about
IL miles from Lynchhurg, and 6 or 7 from
Wards bridge. The situation is inviting, in
deed nearly perfect level, fertile dry grey
earth, good spring water convenient, the
country around aboundiag in prime building
timber, and Saw Mills IN or 3 miles.
The law directs the Trustees 10 sell the Lots
for the benefit OF the proprietor, s. king
lie, therefore, together with the Trustees, do
give notice, that they will oler the Lots in
the town OF Kingston, tor sale, ON Tuesday
the Uli day VI June, 10 continue from day to
day,) 10 the highest bidder, on - months
credit, the purchaser giving bond with ap.
proved security, 10 carry interest from the
date cash payment will receive n liberal
discount. Any just debt that s. Ming owes
will be preferred 90 cash. Therefore, We so
llcit IN the most respectful manner, purchn
sers aud creditors TO attend the sale.
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William 0meps &. Griffin Z. Leriie,

U1uidm 0rrels &. Griffin Z. Leriie,
APoTnEcAMls a. DRUGGISTS,
Have Just received, in addition 10 their former
assortment, the following articles
Calomel Cinnamon
Corros snliimaie Rass euassia
Sal Ammo,iac Sqntls
Gum Camnhor Sayine Leaves
Iiquorice Ball Black liellebdre.
Ba sam folu Gum 1rafaeaa,h
Gum hSfrh sal Soda
RoeheU salts Basam GnpHiYn
Puly Rhnbarb Fancy Perfume Yiss
Sails Iariar EYnns' Crown Lam
Taflaric Acid Gets
super Cnrb Soda Common do
Sal. Ammon. Vol. Fly Stone
falcin Magnetism Quick Silver
Gum Coral Pearl Ash
Gum Elastic Fine sponge
Gum Shcllac Paint Brushes
Sugar Lead Sash Tools
Canella Bark Marking brushes
Red Saunders Soda Powders
Caniharides Scidliiz Powders
Mamma Flake Spanish Whiting
fIenian Root Walls, assorted
Aqua Forts Essence Burgamot
Phosphat Sodn Fancy snuff Boxes
Sweet Spirits Ndre Cut Glass do do
Spirits Hartshorn Lavender Water
Mufiated Iincture J. Ling Glass
OIL spike
Ba'sam Peru Scales aud Weights
Cloves Gold Leaf
Mace Red Waters
Nuimegs Lamp Oil, &c.
.ALSO--3 LARGE ASSORTMENT or
"
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n Valuable Tract of Hand

FOR SALE.
pY virtue of deed of trust from David
- Lane TO US, bearing date the 9th OF Nov
1870, and duly recorded in the clerks Of
fee ofthe county of Campbell, we shall sell
TO the highest bidder, for ready money before
the front door Of Campbell court house, on
Monday the 1874 Of June 1890, being Camp
bell court day, if fair, otherwise ON the next
fair day, certain
IGact or Parcel Of XanA,
Supposed 10 contain 273 acres more or less,
lying in the said county of Campbell on Doe
Branch OF Seneca Creek. This land will be
sold to pay balance due by said Lame to
Hugh Morgan for said land it being the
same land on which ihe said Lame resided at
his death and on part Of which Lewis Merit,
now resides.
MATTHEW B. NOWLIN,
JOHN +. Patrick, trustees
May l.. wfw 80
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FRESH Salad OH.
10 the Afflicted.
DIR. .attridse's TiHctare
EON iSDAG ESTAON,
Termed UNspe pSi0.

9. - q 'fSN - .'f' P''N'
HsHE discovery OF TINS Medicine has
4 been the effect of long aud attentive stu
dy, & is now made public from the most deei
del conviction touaded on ample experience
OF lis power in Graduating this disease, after
every other medicine had iailed. Il Inns only
been in thfs country twelve months. and il
las done wonders IN giving restoration, and
I'm asihmatical cases, ills beneficial elects has
been astonishing. DR.. sns. Farmer, Member
oil the Royal College of Surgeons in london,
declaresIu be Treatise, that Asthma and indi-
gestion are found co-eNisting, the stomach
at all times cKerts considerable inlncncr
over the pulmonary functions, aud 1t is there
fnre fair 10 conclude that the former disease
is aggravated by the latter. Asthmaiic PEG.
pie, continues the learned Doctor, sheald inn
pose upon themselves the same regulation as
il the ease were purely dyspepdc. This
1incture opens distractions Of the spleen
and liver, cieansetl the breast ol piegm, and
the chest of hulnors gathered therein +; re-
moves pain in the back, stomach aud sides,
and the windy collie. Also g,ddness in the
head, which all proceed from Indigestion
ii has been recommended by some Of the
most eminent physicians, as a valuable medi-
cine in Dyspepsia--but it does not cure all
discusses.
ron sALF ny
HOW FL DAVIES.
May 10 am IS
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~ On the second llav Of The saie of Lots
in Kingston, being The slh OF June, S. hing
will otter for sale, 10 the highest bidder, aboGt
one half of his LAND, adjoining Kingston,
il being the part whercon he resides. 1t is
we'll improved. Terms made known AZ sale
Also, a likely negro girl, for cash,
May 10, 1928 tds39
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$500 Brushes. OF all descriptions,
400 gallons Linseed Oil
300 tbs Epson Salts,
$50 bottles Castor Oil,
200 gallons Lamp Oh
Together with number of other articles
Just received and for sale by
THOMAS ]. DUAL,
May .. FINK Square