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Union of The atlantic and Pacifc.-We
are happy to hear, says N. York paper,
that there is the fairest prospect of the ex-
ecution of this most useful'canal. During
the last summer, the Mary Livingston sail
cd from this port with a company, who went
IN her for the purpose of examining the riv-
er St. Juan and the lake Nicaragua, and al
50 OF taking the level and exploring the rout
Between the two oceans.-The Mexican
government has given its sanction, and has
warmly adopted the project, and we learn
that the Mary Livingston has sailed from
Avarado for St. Juan to commence the sur
vcy. The execution is committed to Mr.
Edmund Blunt, a gentleman of an enterpris-
1ng and resolute character, and scientific ac-
qulremcnts; and we may nationally hope
irom the surveys which he has already made
on our own coast, that this important one
%lil not suffer in his hands.
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LOTTERY FOR THE COMPLETION OF
ST, JAMES CxTUR CfE.

Positively to be drawn on Saturday the 10th of
April next, at the Town Hall, Wilmington
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BOARD OF MANAGERS,

Isaac PRIcH, ISAAC Gums, JEREMIAH SpRtN GEN
DAVID JUSTICE, and HENRY LITTLE.
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Quakers, is Quaker himself and that no
one can write upon more than ono subject
1t such productions are encouraged, we may
soon expect to see Johnson and Walker and
Murray and Comfy turned out Of doors, and
his High Mightiness, the author of !" Strict
IRE No. T. at the head of the "retiubHc Of
letters" crying out "Moab shall be my zvash-
Iiof, and orer Edom wM throw my old
$hoe"!!
pHONSO
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CONTENTS OF THE BERE.9N.

slavery-spirit of Religious Publications
ney's I.etter-The Trinity-Biblical Criticism
MISUNDERSTANDING, Sc.-Views of Ireland
Poetry-Hymn to the Stars-Wint er.
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TIE Sit-i hihbfs
f,pposifs M piggisto Bark. ofers Iof sd'' :
III Iba. nn1 l. bis Il. Crois and A"'e"'a-
40 <teags
Is hngs ard Is hhls. prime Green oH's
2 bags old lava ""
II chests 1ens. assorted
10 hAls. Lonf SUGAR -.
an f.r t,s Irtirr aud common Nrflng f'l'e'
1000 Ms. Spnn Cotton, assorted nuhoeta
3 i4h T. Ill Jamaica Run
hhi. Antigua do.
bbls N-w England do.
Q pine. Coeaac Brandy
nnrs iaitafan do
p4nr 1, r. Madeira Wine
a ks do. DO.
L. Ks Malaga do
: bhls. tiin
10 boxes sperm Candles
3o boxes Mould da
an hoses nindoN Glass. 2 10 and 10 l.
do casks Nails. from 81, - 2'dy
100 sacks Salt liverpool hlled
. hi Is Mnla-ses
4 rasks Chrrsr
400 realms Wrapping pares
cosrse Shoes soai Leathef Indigo
Nad1er Allsrice, Ginger, Pepper, oaltpetre
Ir,.i and steel Powder aud shot
Transparent and rarpehline soap
Glass aud EarthenWarc. Ac ~.
All which will be sal1 # reduced prices Tor
cash. ar barlered for Wbiskey, Flou, liemp,
Peeswax or any other aeticle ct country
produce CHS !" p'oh'''L'
December 10
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ENyCaTIOS.

ANIL nea session of 1hos. Ddisrd .
/ school. will cumrrsre On Monday, "a
January, ,ud terminate on Thursday, ioth
June, 1870.
TERMS.
-pell,ug. Peading q nriing, 80 per session.
Arithmeiir, English Grammar, Geography d
the use of the 6iobes, j IL ID per SESSION
E.elid- Elements. SurvetinR, Bellies Ifl'res
aud Elements OF Natural Hnd Moral Phho
sophy, ) ID per session.
Ever, scholar will be bound for the tu'ii,
a, Zee nom tue time al entrance, till The end
Ut ths SESSION.
inns. billiard tenders his thanks 10 his
friends Tor the patronage he has hitherto re-.
r.ted aud hopes, rom aszldnons enhea
soars 10 merit, To receive continuance oi
iheir support ,,o
Lfnehburg, Dec. Is. fw1"ciilV
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Pey'o9 e, %ns ut ~ prNSs, yASIA.


P.yfon Drew, Clerk 81,
LANDS ~ PENSSl VAslA.
atr.efs on patent 9th Ang 7ps. to John
weII. and I.,srph K.fkbfide, purchase 81
warrants dated I9h July 1913, john fhn'
,.,s. 100 81, 10 seberca Philips, ~ 81 u
lvm, Cros., 392. il72 ~ ares IN 'o"'e,ss
congiy, Londonderry township, haJo'"'Hs
lsnd. OF Henry Nhatyards, stuart 7'h'F,on
Michael Beeshlry, George shufks, sdab
Hriitie Sarah Potter. Wilson Boyer jacob
Canniryman, aud others taxes pa'd 10 'dsi
yehr ,,-...,
irnrt on patent 1si July, 1874, n Grorgf
Mead ~ pnrsnnnee al warrants March l's4'
containing 100 acres in Chnshsid county On
pr npnr the sinnemhuning, M. 531l Uiie
clear aud taxes pnid To lasl year.
Part ol a lract ar patent, 10th Aug l'eZ'
TO Matthew Mcdonnell, IN pursuance Oh
warrant 2Isi Mai a, 1908, containing ia a.
ores 62 perchrs, ~ CambfrtGHd c"hhiJ.
Part af n trnci ~ Dnuphm county, contain
inp 15b acres, sale 90 be about II 10 IA miles
from Harrisburg ~ IN the neighbnrhood OF
lands where coal has been lately disCnVerto'
tract IA .A0rlhnHberin1d c0unig, contain
ing 4l5 acres, IN Potter toa nsbp, Pehn's Val
ley. an patent Isl July, 1881, 10 Jno Green
ia pursuance Of warrant to 5usannhh COL
ladsy
5 tracts in SchuVttH cotniy, containing up.
ward. OF 1000 acres in brunswick anu nan
h. IA townships these lands are said TO con-
tain coal.
Inlesio parl of the lands in Pennsylvania
requiring explanation, the subscribers, Auc-
iioneers. are requested 10 be called on Tor
such explanations
A port II 9th purchase money 10 he paid
on delivery OF the deeds, the reminder, on
satisfactory security, in one, two, and three
years, with interest.
Parties wishing 10 purchase At private sale,
will apply to The Auct,oneers
b. FREEMAN & son,
A,.ttinueers.
n Applications for purchase nj private
sale may be made 10 Wm. Kinney. jun Esq.
Stanton, Or 10 Mr.. Thomas May, Richmond,
Va Nov. 8. lwtlJ-4
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as bottles Cold Pressed American
CASTOR OIL.
tu.t received Iy mos. } ID NJ.
Inc 20 Rank SquA =
DavlA ~ ,.oOer. Kyle,
Are now opening an extensive assofImH
FALL X W1NEELS GOODS,

/ xA4G - ~ AN ~ 4S@~ -
when they onrr tor safe n, unusually Low
mtees, consisting IN pnri ii tue following al
liCics, NJ
Z ,u4ei hue clot%,s s., blue, Dlack o. ianey colour
u tdtum nui Cbhrse cloths, 49, ted toioui
5upel Gnr md common cassimrres
+ me aud common cussiuetis
Lins.y, forest cloths aud plaids
booking and kfcen batz"
Gi1lassian nud ihrtBin plaids
Rus,. I,ulnl aad duff bBakets
i Cstpeuag AID hearth rugs
- 2rt,s blcaenrd lri.h lInsus
Country tnrns, Burlap's scotch aud German
u,nabnrg
5 I'D a ) plai5s and checks
Il 4a4-up ant Manchester cords
l1reai lagrs AID edgings
Patent 10 do
lorl5i.e sAel1 luok, side, aud neck combs
liurn canbrlGks, aud cambrIck handketchts
six cotton aud worsed hose
Bombazetts, plain aud hg'd, assorted colours
Rich Ii d Gros DE Maple silks
Black mode Florence and Italian luesiring
White, black and fancy cold satlns, plan and
figured
! large and handsome assortment OF caicOes
tick lg'd ribhonds, assorted
Artificial flowers aud wreaihs
Bombazines, Caspian aud Grccan stripes
From Ia 81 domestic cotton Cluth
Bed ttrkngs INSCRIBED
Umbrellas, silk and cotton
White, rcd aud yellow lnunels
Double mild drab cloths
Plu4bes, black, blue aud fancy colors
Bpbinelt aud lacr wills
FiR j aud plain Swiss mnslns
Do do book do
- and 81 plain aud hg'd ineoneu mnslns
IL aud 81 hue aud common Cambrloks
Towel and table diapers, rich figures
Nrrino aud cas- er shawls aud seuris
six and velyafrcn lress shHWls
Ankef bollng cloths, from No to6
Ca 'er aud merino points
Binrk silk lace, wide and narrow
Ppiisse c'ofhs, assorted colours
dru's coarse shoes
Ladies leather, morocco aud prunella' shoes
Ganblet and plaid cloaks
Also
An extensive assortment OF
Y1rdrCdre, Groceries 4 Quccns7ccre,
Dec. l. tsa2
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NIDFl E-W 1rFeas "" ths paill's -
~ the lac firm Ut sehoafrii ~ GREGORY.
have ,his day made settlement and 9,V'hfd
hefiyren - The accounts dur T. the nm ~
toresaIl- Ih1se taken ~ he sa,d Gregory TO
sallra. have Al been assigned 10 hun lay said
sehoolhsld aud I'll The r"tna'n,pr accounts.
due as aforesaid, are TO he paid - zhrneI
sebool6eld. who is ,lpHe authorised "a eftle
AM collect them Avn. zEloJf ElELp,
LEWIS 94EsOEY
Do
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LAND FOR SALE.

~ iriue of deed of trust executed To
thr subscriber by George Thicker, aud
'uly recorded III The county court of Pln.y /
AMIN, 10 SECURE the pay mrnt oi a debt due
M commonwealth OF Virginia, shalt, on
Houaa> thu ION day OF January next, at
rutsyIynnia uourt honse, it being court day .
asnuced "a seia 10 the highest bidder, for
All, one hundred and seventy FIVE acre ol
IN l. lNrng III lac comfy OF P,tsyyanin, on
h. -oulh side Of stanton mud Pig Rivers.
beinea tract ofland sold to the said George
la ker hy James NJ Williams who was cs-
chranr tor the said county of Plusylyania
I'D granted 20 said In Ler from the com.
monwealih oil Virginia by patent, bearing
date the 10Th day oi October, 1921 | shall
convey the title vested IN me hy said trust
Heed IHOS. WILLIAMS.
f2th Dec. wtdsIQ
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.Nerrnniie Anslaeas.

NvArHL WINSTON, II tn junction
y OF main arcet wit, Tie alley lraiipg
10 al irom Ff,ruAs - Martins or Stone
wsrebnnse secing ne ifdity Hnl public CON
venirnte Of the faefeauiil" bIsianss, when
eonIuried On principles u general good, mn
tnsl brneh aud frcp,rpc.tionin t9if eKehHn#c
oi foreign aud dDnesiic conn 'tlliirs. Inns 81
gagged therein, estimating his su.rese hy dur
attention to the Interest II hose who my
pa1rpnize bssn. not e1ufning himsrll ~ any
particular denomination or rsteni bit ell
koep supply Of such goods n he demand
ruav rrquire, which he u co8hirni Will b"
foa 81 asiow rs any ~ this market, being 81
lcofe ~ routd'u.tal agents aud mostly
bought Tor cash lie W,li undertake the hip
ping aud orrriugUf property and merchan.
die 10 and rom Richmond aud The rtbrrn
markets Tor n small per cent, nj personal Ne
guafn'an wits extensive houses IN those
marKats assuring him hat the hest prices viii
b. I'D for all property shipped aud Roo1' or
dered he purchased n lhe1n Isl rel1erd ptices
haze nop IN store aud o6a, nj WhoIeSal.
or retdd.
oon sacks salt, tw,llrd bageiog
hnds. II Cro,x aud h1-o9yado Sugars
81 bags Colfre
o bbls. do.
30 whole, half aud Or bhls. Sugars
hbls. of Loaf aud La.up sugars
hid, N. o. baking AM retailing Mola'ses
100 boxes Candies, from i 10 x,
80 :, flrpentIne Soap
40 whole, hdt q ar. huNes & Tea, fresh
30 kegs Wrougn aud tut Nils, / 10 2nAv
pa,r new Patent b,tanccs. 4 10 Coo =
IS bosses Glass, 3 a luend lOAI2
hall Uefces neN RICE
Joo pair Richmond ma H. Brosnrs
Assortment ~ .fhrt Shoes--& SoAl Leather
bbls haasH Wine
% hqis neW Ma karel
AZ hhls suffolk lar
halas Ms
10 bhls hrua ~ fapner'e oil
assortment n HardWdre.
5hovels aud spade, kniYes aud forks, pocket,
butchers - shoe mixers knives trace chaies,
pad snf slack lock-, curry combs screws add
braids, hlcs and lasPs, angurs huter bnrrr,
a. 0c
assortment Of Crockerp. Glass and
Edrihen Wdre.
ASSORTMENT OF SAOpLERY
Saddle bags, blind -nalB aud curh hridles
carrsge, Wagon AID rlif whips. collars, NJ.
BE. for which | will receive any kind of ura.
duce brought Ia this market, al the besi prle
es. NATHI WINSTON.
On Consignment,
so hLls clipl Herrngs
% do Roe do
IL do Family do.
Daeis's highly approved ploughs dirt sizes
6oo 10. Cotton Yarn
NArH'L. WINSTON.
December Is. Is
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May sMal's nMle

IN pursuance of decree af The Superior
Court OF Chsncery Tor the Lvuehbnrg d..
trict, pronounced on the goth LAY nf May,
ls25, IN the case If LINES Lyle, hdm'r d.
hon,s non of Jamrs Lyle, decd plaintiff ag'sl
Georga Mason ana Wilkins ! Hunt, defrud
ants; shall, on Tuesday the 9Th hay OF De.
eei1ber ", il lair il NOT, the next tair day
Snntnys eseepied, proceed 10 sell "a thu high
e. bidder, for ready money, b. wav Of pnl
uc aueiInn, on ''c prrmise-, Cerlain
TRACE or r A '&cCEa At land,
IN the proceedings IN 'tfo1"a- IVin. aud o.
in 10 The county of Bedford on the sonf
sid Of Beaver Dam creek, containing on,
hundred and seventy five acres. more or les
Alto ing the lsndS 81 paNnr Meadows, Pa
aud In icaste,, and ealc1,r the proceeding.
Cartor's traci
GEO. b. WooDsor,H nj. Il. c G.
Nov. "a ti-i7.
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IN pursuance Ola Decree OF the super

IN pu,.nanrp Ola Decree OF the super
y, Cour, ,f Chanc,ry Tor the Lynehbhrs
n;,r,c, ,rooonncea he 2lst DAY III May
ie.,a ~ ibe ,a.. ot John \. Anderson, pit a.
ssin,i Ihomas ain, shall, on Thursday the
5o o, dsy of D.crn,ber. proceed TO sell, for
zs.% 0q money nj TO the highest bidder on The
,..nise. if fair if not, the lir,t lair day, sun,
dd.,s e.cented. cpria,n tract or parcel OF
anu. wing in the county oi Amherst, near
BqtAel, adjoining the IsniS al John :, ann,
dec Il ; Ellis aud the Bethel lfaci OF iah"'
W. GO. b. WoobSoN.
wldsl7
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.h,ctifnbrg County November Court, 1875
Fielding Williams Adm oil Robert G VIII
-iams PHI.
against
Charles l. WingGrld, James l.. Williams
adm OF Warner " lliiamS x, Charlie Wison,
alohn R.Iucas, Edwin II. Peete, Edward De-
lony, Moray SpoiIord and Richard Russell.
Dcils
IN CHANCERY
The defendants Charles Wilson, Edward
Delony and John X Lucas, not having 4 q.
tered their appearance according 10 the act
of Assembly and The rules of this Cont, and
II appearing TO the satisfaction of this court
that they are not inhabitants of this state
On motion Of the plaintiff by his attorney, it
is ordered, TINT the said defendants do Az
pear here on the first day of February court
NEXT, and enter their appearance and an.
swcr the plaintiffs, bill, and that a COPY OF
this order be inserledn one ofthe newspapers
printed in the town Of Petersburg or I,,nch-
burg for eight weeks sncceasively, and post
ed at the front door OF the court house. Of
the sail county.
4 Copy-Teste,
JOHN G. BAPTIST, DC
Dec. g. aY.1
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Commissioners QHre, 3D. December, 1928.
THE parties in Ibis cause viii take notice
that have appointed Friday, the scveth
fay OF April next. 10 carry the foregoing or.
der o tcour into effect, on which day, AT the
hour OF nine o'clock in the morning, they
are requested 10 attend a. nv Once, in this
town with their accounts, vouchers and CO.
p'eS ot court papers prepared for examination
and seltemcnt JAMES BENAGH, c.
zee . w4w 10
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4 + II court of Quarterly Sessions, hei
4 N for ncnry Comfy, al the court house,
the 18th day of Move ml,er 1928.
john { Blum and Madison r. Hughes, pits.
against
Mathew Staples, Norman Staples, james ala
piles, Thomas Staples, George Waller ana
Polly his wife, late Polly Staples, Jane q.
Staples, Martha staples, Hardin HARRISON
and sally his wife, late Sally Staple Co
lumbra Stables, Ruth Staples and John ii,
Staples, children and heirs OF Samuel STA.
pie, dec. Martha Jane Staples child ana
heir Of John Staples, dec. all of whom are
heirs al law Of Edward c. Staples, &c. q
Hardin Hairston & George G,n,tts admin
istiators OF Edward {. statt view ot IS
IN CHANCERY hciaJ trhl
The defe ndant, Martha ) .r,,rs. n
having entered her appearaIftt,. .,d given Sc
cnrity according 10 he act of Assembly aud
the rules OF this court, aud il appearing 10 The
satisfaction of the court, that she is not an
inhabitant OF this state On motion OF the
plaintiffs by counsel, il is ordered, thai iht
said defendant do appear here ON the second
Monday in February next. and answer tHe
bill otihe plaintiffs, aud hat copy + Tins or
der be forthwith published in the VirgiHlaili a
paper edited in the Town OF Lyncbburg lor
eighl weeks successfully and that another
copy be posted al the front door OF tue cou'i
house of this county.
A Copy Tesie,
70 n. DICKINSON, n. e. c.
Dec 3. WSWl9
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EDUCATION.

! HE subscriber will recommence his
School, in Bedford, the first Monday in
January In this school will be taught the
usual introductory branches TO Collegiate
course. Tuition fifteen dollars per session
OF 1--we months. NICHOLAS ii. C0BBS.
Dec. 10. wtIJIo
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80 NOA,iAaRS Reward.

June last, a black man named Is a &C
about 81 years old, about feet inrhes nigh.
and we'll made.-EIe was sold to me aboni 3
years ago by man living in the county Oh
Pittsylvania by the name of Graves, and act
ed tor him in the capacity of dIstiller ior
many years.-He has been frequently heard
from in his old neighbourhood aud is heiirV'
ed still to be there--the above reward vii he
given to any person who win deliver him 70
me in Lynchburg.
HENRY S. LANGHORNF'
Dec 8 W6wls
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HATS.

lust arrived 5 boxes mems common fur
- Hats Also, boxes fine fashionable
brim do. do, And a few dozen super fine
wool hats Apply TO
ANDREWS 81 BROTHERS.
Nov. L.
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VIRGIN \

VIRGINIA..
L "a Superior Court of Chanrery boil
den Al the Town of Lyuchburg, on the
22d October 1920.
&o|er' Shields, rxoc. Of James VI Barne II 4
Polly Barnett an 'nltut, by tue said Ro.
bert her next friend, Pitts.
against
William Horseiey, sheriff Of the county Of
Nelson and admr OF john Barnett, dec
William Barnett, Lee ", Harris, David
Barnett, James Barnet, john keut, Ko9rri
Robertson, Henry Edmundson, admir- OF
Alexander Robertson, dec. Beispv Givius
Martha Giv.ns john Pepper and Mary his
witt, Margaret Irving, Eleazar Givins,
Tn#na Bell, Landon Ii Brent, and Edmund
+ Coffey,
Defs.
The defendants William Barnett, Robert
Robertson, BetseV Gi,ius, Martha Givius
md Eleazar Givius. who are out ot this couu.
ny, and against whom the plaintiffs appear 10
ttnvt proceeded in the mode prescribed b,
nav against absent defendants, still falling "a
answer, on the motion of the plaintiffs by
codnsel, the court doth take their bill for con.
f'ssrd Ms to those defendants, and the cause
coming on Ia bn hoard on the bill, answers oi
ne other defendants, exhibits ard the exam
| nation ot a witness, was argued by counsel
| "a consi Ieraiion whereof the court doth or
! Ter. that one of its commissioners do Jake
80 account Of the administration of the es.
'aie James Barnett, decd. an account OF
! le administration Of the estate of Nathan
iarneu, decd. aud an account of the admins
tratinn Of the estate of James Robertson, dec
and make report thereof 20 the court, with a.
ny matters speniaIiy'Stated. thought pertinent
by a,,elf or required by the parties to be So
stated. Copy--Gestc,
JOHN WILLS, OK.
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Trust Sale of zeal Estate.


10y virtue of deed of t'ust executed 10
} the subscriber on the 10th day 81 sept.
1919, by William M'Cinre aud Sally ms vile,
and Of record IN Bedford county court cl,ks
flee, and for the purposes IN said deed eA
aressed, we or either of us, will, on the 23d
lay OF December, 1925, on tue premise, ell.
oiho highest bidder, fer cash, the TT q CT
= LAND. on which the said Nj Clule re-
DIES Wing IN Bedford county, about three
miles east of Bale ford, on Stanton river,
aud near Board kasey' store, and Conan.
iag about AGO ACRES more orltss.-~
he Improvement ATE toierhbiy good the
aud lies we'll and portion Of ii is good To-
hacco land. Acting rs trustees, only such Il
lie will he conveyed as is vostedby the deed
aforesaid, bnl thc llle is believed 10 be per
iecuy good. SAMUEL HANC0( h.
LAURENCE MGIORGF.
Nov 81 Wtd,I6 Trustees.
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a Ia Superior Court of Law, continued
n by adjournment and held for Amherst
county, on Saturday the goth OF April, 1925
Richard Burch, tor the benefit OF
Arthur Hopkins, PHI. In Debt
against
William CrutCher, Dett.
II is ordered, That the defendant be ruled
to appear here at the next term, to show
cause why the Judgment, entered in the
Clerks office in this cause, shall not be sci a.
.ide aud The cause redocketed.
Aud At Superior Court OF Law, continued by
adjournment, aud held for Amherst coun
~, on Friday the 18th day of September,
1928.
On motion of the plaintiff by his attorney
Il Is ordered, That the rule made III this cause
at the last term, bs renewed, returnable al
the uext lerm-hnd that the same he inserted
in the Lynchburg Virginian, published in
Lvuchburg, two months successfully ii ap
pearing TO the Court that the defendant does
moi reside within the bounds OF this common
wealth. a Copy-Teste,
A. b. DAVIES, c. s. {.
Oct OF w5w22
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Tobacco i.anA ior ~ale

fe,HE subscriber oiirrs for sale nea, 700
Acres OF IT'D, about seven mile
from lhi, place, not one hundred OF which are
cleared. This tract contain considerable
proportion Of PRIME TOBACCO
LAIRD, ncvcr falling creek, with hne
Iand, passes through II, on which a dam may
lac made at tinine expense, for any kind Of
machinery The land abounds IN good
springs. aud a vein of lime stone is believed
10 pms, through II
This property will be sold on aCeommoda
ting terms-and as the well informed are OF
opinion that James River Tobacco will con
lnue at high price Tor many years, it is rea
snnaBle IL believe dis land viii produce the
purchase money in lew crops For terms
apply 10 Mr.. George Whirlockr, who is fully
authorised to dispose Of the SAM.
WIN. MEWBURN
Oct II. is23
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-18
FEATHERS.
HAIR RESTORATIVE,

.4nd Preservante Vegetable Cerate.
VEvIE important discovery of vegetable substance caps
BILE of restoring and preserving the hair, was accie
tally made BY an individual who has neither the capacity
nor the disposition practice deception fraud Tic
fullest reliance may be placed the efficacy and power
of the Vegetable Cerate only in restoring and preve
ting the falling off the hair, but in producing the greatest
usre and veness OF it imaginable: and the public
rest assured that its effects will be clearly manifested
the Of short time by the renewal and vigorous
growth OF the hair and by eecualy preventing its
ing out or falling off The Vegetable Cerate tends 70 re.
cusctate and excite the energies OF the capillary vessels
which constitute those organs that secrete the matter form
ling the hairs these, like many other organs of tie animal
body which have been state of dormancy disease
may be restored 20 their healthy action, and perform
those functions assigned them by nature.
The proprietor being OF the numerous specifics
pamed on the public and DESTROYS that the article
may suffer, its merits the effect has prod
found be the only thing in restoring and preventing tue
hair from coming of the heads OF those who have used
lit and all that asked, it relates to the verify ofs e
feet is fair trial.
Elderly people, with Said heads, rest assured tina
by applying few boxes of the above Cerae, their hair
will be restored with all its youthful beauty and life
To prevent mposon the sale of the Vegetable Cerate
vii be confined to DIR. JAMES II. HART, for the City Of
doors from Washington Hail. where it will be sold at 81
LIS.
| liberal deduction will be made to country dealers
n. B. Gentlemen that bald after using il for
weeks will find small fibre of hair growing the place
that is bald they will continue ii for about DAYS after
Its appearance then they will shave their hair close of
where it is affected, after that it will receive its natural
and vigorous growth.
And those who have the misfortune of losing their hair
by sickness, the Cerae will restore 10 them in very lit.
tie time full and beautiful head of hair, it is beyond all
doubts that is the only thing that has been discover
led in this country, or perhaps in any other.
Il - few boxes Of the above valuable article Just
q ceved from New York, and for sale at the Waterman Of
y flee. %