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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-19
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John Randolph. However deficient
this gentleman may br In candor. consist
ency, magnanlmily and dignity, IT must
he admitted that IN one quality, he sets all
competition al defiance. Al abuse, he dis
tances the field, aud bears the palm alone.
On Tins subject, he is qualified 10 turn pro-
hssor aud read lectures to q ub Steet ami
BilngsEate. W. should helip,e II trnas-
slble, that the following language could
have been uttered IN lhc Senate uf the L.
states, brt for its intrinsic evideuce of
authenticity. None but john Randolph
could have Uttered il. Unrivalltd IN its
kind, It tstabII hes his uudnnbled and
unenvlrd clam, To he idered the first
her sap,rloriiy in one shape, she can still
boast It la another.
The following IS believed to be grnu-
me extract from a speech Of Nh. Ran
dulph. delivered in secret session. We
met with II IN the country and by acci
dent, After reading IT, the reader eau bet
ter estimate NJ. Clay's provocation--as
well al the propriety Of the continuing Mr..
Randolph IN the Senate of the United
States. Rich. mag.
Extract from Mr.. Raudo'ph's SPEECH ~ The Sc.
nate ofhe T. States.
This man mankind crave your par
don, this w0rm-tlittl animals forgive
the resultl--was spit out of the womb of
meanness was raised to higher lie than
he was born 10 for be was raised to the
society of hlackSulrds. Some fortune -
hind 10 hm-crnel 10 us-has tossed him
to the Secretdryshp of State.
Contempt has the property of des cend-
ing, but she stops Car short of him. She
would die before she could reach him.
ile dwells below her fall.
would hate him # did not despise
him. tits moi what he is. but uhere he is
that puts my thoughts in action. That
ALPHABET, which writes the names of
1herSites, of Biaciguard, of Sguatidity
refuses her letters Tor him.
That miad which thinks on what it can.
not express, can scarcely think of him.
An byPerbote fer meauness would be an
eHipSes for Clay.
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There is no class or profession of men
who appear /" the world To have 50 litlle
respect or courtesy towards zach otber AS
ph> slrlhns. They seem often 10 reg nd
each other as rivals TO be vanqnishrd, "a
tier than as associates IN the practice OF
high and liberal afi We think IL therefore
10 the credit of the ply sclans of Boston,
that they have asreed 10 have medical
co"f'rs ''i"nr," regularly once month
the "blect 1T which Is la cultivate feelings
"t InrndahIp among the professlon, IN
Communicate any important facls which
may have come Ia the kno"le OF any
one III them, and general, 10 promote the
extension of 'ed'cal knowIedsr.
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Az ACT to fx The times and places of hold.
ing the District Courts ~ the United states,
Ia Tie Disaicit Of Alabamn.
BE II enacisd bg he ssruie and Ionse q
Representatives. Qf M. United States n II
meriea ~ Congress sssfmbled. That the
District Courts ~ the Districts II Alabama
shall hereafter be- holden vi The fmes and
places. and ~ tie manner herein provided
for. an. law 10 The contrary n"tW lhsiand-
Ing that IL 10 sat; Al Huntsville, Ia and
for the nnrtlrru District uf Alabama, on
the first MoaJa, in March, and the first
Monday II October; at Mobile. in and for
the Southern District, on the FIRST Monday
10 May, and ou the second Monday IN DC.
tuber, ~ each year: Proridrd, That, for
TIM final disposition of causes commenced
tn. and pending in the District Court, now
held ~ tahaH ba ~ aoid So0lhetu District,
there shail be- Court held at said place,
al the limss nav. fixed by law, and after
judgment IN said cases, FINAL process there
90 may be issued from, aud made reiurna-
hle 10, the SAID Court, 10 be- held al Mo.
bile, 10 wheh Court all further roceedlngs
thetcin shall br had
SIC. 2 Ind be Il further enacied, That
AL causes aud proceedings, Of e'efy de
seipliau, commented or depending IN 81
ter ot said Courts, shall be- continued aud
returuable 10 said Counts, tn be held ae-
cofdmg 10 the provisions of Tins ael, and
proceeded With IN due lolm of Law.
AppRuerD- NAV % Ig9g
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10000 DOLLARS.
SOLE Me

QG. Prizes han Blanks
=. Tickets aud Shares in the above Lotte-
ry, odd and Even, may now he had al the
Truly Lncty Office OF \. X North, AT the no.
derate price 81 81, and shares in pro- ortion.
- Orders from any part of the United
States, enclosing the Cash or prize tickets in
any OF the late lotteries, will meet the same
prompt and ppnctnal attention as it on per.
soaal application. Addfes. 10
a. Il. NORTH,
Nam Street Lynchbnrg.
Oct. 10
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. Sept. 81. 1926

II
Indian .HuIders.--A report has been IN
town Tor some DAYS past, that the Pawnee
Indians have attacked and murdered y
rarty ol men, on thor return from Santa
Pc, supposed tn be part of the United
States Expedition for survet ing thu Ruaa
lh'uct. The news, as received her.
came from two different nations orInd,ans
hp osagfs and Kansas, and although no
description Is gwen by which The Marty
c'n b. known, yet there IS but little don6,
ti'at murder has been committed. The
th"nees are very extensive nation of
lndlars, consisting OF three tribes. the
Pa"nee L"nps, the paHnee Rppnh,cs.
and Pawpres of the Plains. They inh,h,I
an immense tract al conu;ry. rxt.ndlng
ron the mouth of the Pate 10 the Rock,
Nouutalns.
Gratifying Mtelljgepcs-Fears were
rnItrtal"ed, net luog since, for the safety
al General Ashley ard his party. but nv a
letter which we have seen, direct from The
Gcn''aI himself, II appears that he is on
his Wy home, and may be daily EXPECT
ed, ha,'ng arrived within the sertlem.nt.
on tue 9th instant. We are hapnv Il,
learn, thai hi~ enterprise has again bpen
/ crowned with success he will bring with
hln1, We are told, one hundred & twenty
three packs of Denver.
Gen. Ashley ipit here on the nth or
! Marce last, and has crossed the kockv
( Mountains whore he frll in with his pen
lie travelled the whole way by land. " I'M
/ paeh horses gong aud coming, and has
performed the trip in n shortcr tip,e Tia
Guiding several weeks spent there than
vas ever known before.
The third Regiment of the United
Stats infantry, under the command ot
Col, Lfh'enworth. arrived her. ON SIM
day last, by water, trem Green Bay.
lRfpublican.
From NE LoWs,fHe Pubic Advertiser. S,n, %
.4nothr Tragic .lGair.-On THURSDAY
evening" last, alta @"nd yard on the river.
about l6 miles below this place. n man
named Smith. shot two Others, a Mr..
CHRISTOPHER, his father. in-l law, and Dr
Preston Brown. of this place. After 6rine
upon and wodnding Christopher. with one
ol ms pistols, he was about 10 fire upon
| nm again, When DIR. Brown interfere =
hls served to increase the rage of smith
and be turned upon Dir b. and shot him
| Inc wound received by DR. B. is consid-
20 dangerous, if not mortal. Mr. Chic
loPher, u ~ supposed, will recover. w,
have not been able to ascertain. aecur,,s.
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in eleven years, he has never met with
painful or unpleasant oeeurfrBte.
A 70 ihs millions $ hich thu editor of
the Paris QUofIditnae has 80 generously
bestowrd upon him, If is certainly a yert
absurd exaggrration, eoniriyed siih no
kiud intent. TIN llberallty of his exprn-
dimes, by which the public as well as 10
dI,idusls sre bebt fitted, AID The extent
aud ifeqmpe, "l hi- beoe, olenl donailoDs,
hespehk considerable resources but II
Was truly said, by an old officer WHO re-
e'lsr,i assistance from aim, thai, While te
has the hraIt of a KING. his purse is that Of
a p itate gentleman. He has seated i'm
self among the farmers of New jersey,
where he Galniains Kind aud generous
hospitality, without any idle oslrnialiou
that could pro,oke eeusufe from the
most severe. He may be- found directing
his laborors. who are all attached t. hun,
On his own estate, or in the public road,
III the Improvement of which lac has *
pended Large sums Of money. In the
space IF W. or three hundred yards he
has nearly le,eIied too steep aud danger
Gus hills, AT the cost uf abpve three til u
sand dollars and we believe that he pre-
ier- this PLAIN, active, and useful lie, Ia
the pa'ade aud magnifcence which the
QuohdieHne las prepared for him al Bfus-
s. Is Ills Pubile works III consider as
some acknowledgement aud return for tn
protection aud hospitality he has enjoyed
IN the United States. 4 great member uf
The labofIng aud industrious class of our
eillzens tod constant employment with
hin aod the increase of comfort and pro-
perry among hem, al aud near Be- den-
town, Is Yer striking, and vii be durable.
.-sSs
Progress on pound " Cotton.- TIN fol-
loving his DRY OF a pound wrixh t Of manu-
faciurrd cotton will show the importance
Of the trade 10 the country in a very con
spIeuOns GIdnnet. The cotton came from
The East Indies To LONDON; from London
IL went la Lancashire, wh here II WAS nsanu-
i"ethfrd Ito yarn, from Lancashire II
was sent 10 Paisley, where II wa. woven; .
II WAS nrxt sent to Ayrshire, where II vas
iambourtd; altere ards II aas conveyed
to DUN aftoD, where II WAS hand ST we'd.
aud ag in returned 10 Paisley, where il
vas sea- To u distant part ot he couaIr.
Ut Renirew 10 be bIeached a,.d was re-
infned TO Paisley 4 j. hence II was sent 10
Glasgo" and was drlshed and from Glas-
gov VAS seat b! coach to London. Ii Is
d'ihc"ll 10 ascertain precisely the tlme 10
ken Ia brng lhls article To market; but II
may be- pretty near The trnth Ia reckon il
three years from the tine it was packed ia
India, TIL IN cloth II arrived al the MR.
chants warehouse in LOndon. whittier il
must have been conveyed 5000 miles by
sea, aud $40 by land, aud conirbuied TO
reward 10 less Juan 100 people, whose
services were NECESSARY III tue carriage L.
manufacture Of Ihs small quantity of cot
ton, aDd by winch the value has been ad
yanced 1000 per crot.
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a,\rOIiCE 49, BY virtue oil - deed OF trnd
LII executed to rs by Ann Scott and
IhOmas H. Scott, bearing date on the 10Th
day Of October, 1894, and duly OF record IN
the comfy court OF Campbell, and 10 etefl
the objects IN said deed expressed, we shall
on the 10th day of December 1926, at thu
dwelling house Of the said Ann Scott, in the
county ot Campbell, sell, by way OF pnblf
auction, for ready money, the following pre-
perry, or 50 much thereof as may be neces-
sary 10 satisfy the purposes OF said deed
10 wit: all the right, title, interest, an
claim OF the said Ann Scott, under aud b
virtue OF the last will aud testament Of be-
deceased husband William Scott, in and 10 -
certain tract, or parcel Of land, with lis -.
purtcnances situate in the countP5 of Cam
bell aud Bedford, ON james River aud J.
llh Creek, devised 10 her for her life IL
her said husband, aud NOW in heroecupano1
Also, all the right title, interest and clfim
Of the said Ann scott in aud 10 the follow
ing slaves, and the increase Of the females O.
them born since the date Of the deed alore
said Gf any,) namely, James, Harry, Tom
Charles, Davy, Louis, Nelly aud her Chill
Margaret, Edmund, Manuel, Jeffrey, Nelson,
Celia, aud Mourning and her Child. Al
deysed 10 the said Ann scott, for her life in
the last will and testament OF her said hu
baud--tso the right, title interest and clam
vested IN the said Thomas II. Scott. undt
the viii oil his father the said William Scot,
IN aud 10 the tract of Land aforesaid, with
is appnrlenances, which interest is under
stood to he a fee simple tile in. aud TO one
undivided moieiy oI the said Land aud APP
purenances subject 20 thu said Ann Scott
life estate theren--Also the right. title, IN
tefcst, aud clam OF the said Thomas II. Scott
under the will of his said father in, and t.
the following slaves and the increase of the
females of them born since the date OF the
snid deed (t any namely, Hannah and her
three Children Judith, Daniel, and Mary
George, Willis, Bridget, sukey, Spencer, The
odLre, Fountain, Ambrose, Betsey, Venus
Lucy, Chinn and her two Children, Freder
ck md Lucy, Esslher, Charlotte and hen
child Jane, aud Sam--wlch said interest i
understood to be fee simple title in, aud Il
an undivided moieiy of the said slaves, ant
their increase.
Acting as trustees we will only sell an
convey such title in L. to the said property a
is vested in US by the deed aforesaid, an,
none other. JOHN BULLOCK.
AMM0N HANCOCK.
Nov. 10 tdsl5- Trustees.
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81 INGING sCHOoL--DANiEL HILLE
- ANS intends, IN The course ofa jen days
opening Singing School IN ST. Pau s Church.
Lynchburg The Ciass- Book hat wiH bcchiefy
used in Hiis Scj,oot Is E" The Boston Handel and
Hayden Society collection Of Church Musck =
a supply Of wlich is erpected to be receired in
torn hodi y.-Mrs.Leu OrgGnid Of S. Paufs
Church, hes ryobHgiHgig e9ered her aid IN ms
undertaking.; so hat The School gW have the nd
raatage, not oaiyofa correct instrument, but ofa
Pujormer admirably skilled IN tie science Of mn
SICK.
rs Terms, for session Of four months, s..
Lessons toiA be gitea erery Saturday egeaiug !;
ioM rehearsoIs Of musick eoery Wedaesday eeea-
ing, Gtler DiriHe Serrice.
Dee l. 1886
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II EfIWFE y ? ~
FOR FIH 1926.

AIRckEE, ROBINSON d. co. feel plea
ri sure IA announcing 10 their friends aud
the public, the ARRIVAL OF upwards oil 90 Pack
ages of Fall Goods, comprising all the Fash
ionable Novelties OF the season. In addition
u neat assortment OF China aud Glass Ware
London cloths aud eassmeres OF superior
quality and AT very 10. prices
CassiDetis for servants wear at hall their tor
ner prices
Camlei and Plaid Coaks of unusually full
sizes and very low
Ladies Plaid Cloaks, n comfortable winter
article.
Black Sniin striped Gro5 de Naples, new
and beautiful article for ladies' dresses.
Blk. and cold. fgd Silks, rich and desirable
shades
Merino Shawls and Scaffs D yds. long with
rich end figures
Splendid GauZe Barege and Gillian Silks oil
every shade and price
Bobbinett Veils Of the finest work and finish
ludescribable Calicoes complete assert
ment OF the richest patterns ever exhibited
Beautiful Belt Ribbons, velvet aud shaded oil
superior style
With great variety Of other new Goods,
which with others daily looked FOR, enables
them TO hold Out great inducements TO their
town and country customers.
IL Country merchants are respectfully in
yted 10 call and view their assortment.
Nov %
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lsanaRLOIrE LAND - Negroes tor ssie.
u +. virtue ia decree ni Charlotte I'm
a. .en,i OF the oh November issi, the sun
xcrih.g 4, N on tuesday The lall peceo''f'
pryt. 1T rsniie auction, gpnh The pfeih'sf =
,,ror. al To- eel he trsei al Laad, be'oak a'F
"a the estate 81 george Lawson, dec " =
sn h. las, resldeG lying On Cub Creek en- ~
,aining by late survey 30 acres on efe.a1'
of enc aud two years. tie purchaser gisin6
hand with approved security anu Tue NV
~ he withheld until payments are made
AsoIl Negroes. belonging 10 the same es
cate. Of different descriptions, on cream 81
II aorths, tue purchaser giving p"'u WI"
snsrssed security, Al Of which sale IS made
a. di.,abutten Of the same, among tho ".
esie.s. The foregoing tract OF land Is wei
@,rih the attention Of purchasers, being sh'
n,taa In a healthy AID agreeable neigheor,
bosd ) we'll watered, a plantation ~ gopd
ye,air. 10 which is added ~ ar 10 acres 81
e,ceIlen, low grounds with sotcient bntia.
,nes and out houses for a small family, anh
a Ieree proportion OF wood land, most 9l
which i considered fine tobacco land. u
borders on the road leading from Rough
Creek Church 10 Charlotte Court House, a.
hort mites from the latter.
GRIEF BARK Comm r.
~ - rldsl5s
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20 EMOVAL.-The SUBSCRIBER has rs.z-.---.
80 from his former stand, 10 the nov ,'oy'0
lew doors above the old stand of Daeiaf - d
glnbotham K Co. and just htiow the - '''
Office OF Aug. Leltwieh, where he viii NV.
nne TO carry on the business of a TINeTr
COPPERSMlTH, in ali its various bre,,. m, d.
Work entrusted to him will be done a.. w !. 70
patch and on the most moderate term u,
respectfully soIicits share Of public II u
age. THOS. o. 4rl,rr'
Nov %. - II
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IjASiIIAGTON cry
anal Ottery Class.

TO BE- drawn III Washington city, on the 9th
OF December, 1896
FHHE Manager respectfully offer 10 the public, the
- following scheme OF the lth eass of Washington
LOTTERIES the hope aud belir, that will be found
Worthy the patronage Of all the friends this KIND of lad
venture II Is arranged ON the very popular mode by
the combination of three numbers each tIchrt the
Numbers FROM Ia o. being all that u-rd. Those o.
numbers bong placed wheel on the day Of drawing,
.ehf oithrn arc drawn out at random, winch produce
capital prizes each ticket of which contains three q
he dfown Numbers List prize. ,.aeb with bso Oft
draw numbers aud l0,G0s prize, c,eh nth ofti
dra,f numbers ~ loo Other tickets which Will coli-
tam ofthe drawn numbers, being blanks.
SCHEME.
ksThe ticket containing the LIST, ID and Sd
drawn Nos. will be entitled TO the Grand
Prize of $4,000
That one containing the 9th, 9TH and
9Th, will be entitled to the second
Grand Prize of 10000
y Il 4 Ill K, Etb a npp
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TN ANGLING SCIIOOL.-Wm Kennedy ten
- ders his best acknowledgements 10 the a.
tizens OF Lynchburg and its neghborhood, for
the patronage bestowed ON him on former occa-
sions, and hegs leave to inform them that he has
determined to recommends ms School as early
as practicable at the Franklin Hotel
He deems it needless to refer TO testimonials
respecting his capacity as a teacher (altho he
could readily produce some from individuals OF
the highest standing being willing to test this
point by the progress of the generality OF his
Pupils here and elsewhere, and the unbiased o.
pmlon OF those acquainted With his mode of m-
Struction. lie pledges himself that his unrcnit-
ted attention shall be directed to the advance
ment OF such young ladies and gentlemen as may
be placed under his charge, and the utmost or
deI observed during the hours oftuition.
fERmS-1eeire Dollars, for the full Session
of twelve weeks, one half payable at the eApira-
ton Of SIX weeks, 'he other half at the close OF
the Session. The days of tuition will be Friday
and Saturday IN each week
Subscription papers are left at the bar of the
Franklin Hotel and at the bookstore of A. r.
North.
In order to avoid unnecessary delay he would
feel grateful to parents, &c to subscribe as early
as practicable.
ifrequested he will attend such families or
individuals as would prefer private lessons.
Nov. t. tso6
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SANFORD REAMEY,
JOHN REAMEY,
DANIEL STONE,
I,..,,,J.,.#.f I,L,,# j..

ALCABLE RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE
v wish % sell two tracts Of Land lying in
thc county Of Campbell. one containing abont
1000 acres the other between . and 600 acres
The tWo tracts are separated only by a crrck
O. the first, (it being the uact on which | re-
side, there are not more than 3O acres of open
land most of which has bncn cleared within a
fcr years There is now Ia clear n large auan-
titv of first rate Tobacco Lnud, nearly oh of
which lies IN one body. This tract lies remark
ably well beng very little ndulated-the water
tine. and the neigbhorhood healthy and agreed
bic The improvements are large dwelling
house OF rock, kitchen, smoke house, ice house.
&c together with am oycrseer's house, and good
tobacco houses, all 0fwhich are new. Ofthe o.
ther tract nearly hall of il is open laud & in u
high state of Improvement, a part of which is
ilot land Of rery superior qRaldg Thclci> also
on il an excellent Mill site, aud good orchard
OF well selected fruit trees The improvements
ere two good dwelling houses about auhaf mile
part, with oil the usual ont houses attached to
each OF them consider il unnecessary to
describe the property in a mere particular man
ncr, knowing that these vino are disposed 10 buy
viii first view t--hut by way of further induce
lnent, would state that, there is ON these tracts,
q large quantity Of good meadow land which is
certainly a considerable acquisition TO them
All persons VINO are deslrouS OF purchasing
the above property are particularly invited 10
call aud view the same. The terms will he
liberal and accommodating, and made known bv
the subscriber living on the premises, about 90
miles south from Lvnchhurg, and southeast
from Campbell c. House
NATHANIEL W. PAYNE.
N b. The above land could be- conveniently
divided into smaller tracts TO suit purchasers
July 81. rtf51
The Editors of the Richmond Enquirer will
please publish the above advertisement once a
week till forbid, and forward their account to me
for payment n. W. F.
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"A yECuTQR's sALE.-Hill be sold Oh
Ii he premises, on the Grsi ds} 81 Jana-
az , is17 ibat well known aud valuable rs
tile raltre Poplar Forest. lying in the conn
ties 81 Bediurd aud Campbell, the property
nj 1honas Jefferson, dee. within eight miies
of IL hehbHrg aud three from NeR London
also about 20 likely and saluahis negroes,
with slaek, crops e.. The terms OF sale
will BE- accommodating and made known
previous 10 the dey.
On the fifteenth of January. nj Montieel-
H., in the county of Albemaie the whole
Of The residue of the personal property OF
Thomas Jefferson, dee. consistiHg Of l3U VA
lnable negroes, stock, crop, 0c. household
aud kitchen furniture. The attention OF The
public Is earnestly invite 10 this property
The negroes are believed 10 be the most val
liable for their number ever Offered al one
time in the State OF Virginia. The house
hold furniture, many valuable historical az
portrait paintings, busts OF marble and plat
ter OF distinguished individuals one OF mar
bic OF Thomas Jefferson, by CafacCl, win
Inc pedestal aud lrHncated column on which
II stands , Photograph or copying inslrn
ment used by Thomas jefferson, for the last
twenty-five years; with various other afit.
ces curious aud useful 10 men ot business
and private families. The terms OF sale will
be accommodating and made known preyi-
ons to the day The sales will be continued
IRON day to day until completed. These
sales being unavoidable, II Is a sufficient
guarantee TO the public. thai they will take
place al the times aud places appointed
THOMAS J. RANDOLPH,
EIecuiof Of tn. JePersoH, DIR.
The above sales Ia be conducted by John
Il. u. Payne, Auctioneer.
NV l. fdsl1
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", - rtdsl5s

atlO IAMMERERs. The subscr'het ~
i forms the pablic thar he has returned nom
New York duly guidihea and empowered 10
Cure srANMEkEI,s on the plan Adopted ny
Mrs Lelgh and Df Yatos. At the NJ" YORK N
ftih,fion. He has been entirely cured OF an IN
veterate siatnmefing winch had annoyed mn
from his infiaey, and has no idea That ne WI e
yer f,ll back. indeed he could not siatninrf Il TIC
,yied 10 do So The single tact Of his beng Gu
,ireiy cured u sufficient in his estimation 20 give
confidence TO the efficacy Of the Invaluable dtz1o-
very of Mrs. Leigh; though II more proof Il
wanting. he Is prepared TO exhibit numerous Ger
tificates from person. cured, and from gentlemen
ofthe hfst tc,peciahiil'y aud standing IN the e.
" of New York.
The subscribers agency vii end IN months
lo therefore advises all those disposed 10 en-
brace the opportunity Of placing themselves nn'
De- his care. TO make speedy Application Letters
directed to CariersYillc. Cumberland county, Va.
post paid will be attended to
He resides IN Powhaan county, ten miles ifnin
the couri house. the same distance hom Cum
bcrland courthouse, and nipc miles from Car
,er.vile Board can be had ia his inniy tor -
Der week The stage passes four times week
hy Diel.srson's STORE, i've miles from ms lesi
acnce. l.. IL. mp'p''
Agent for Ms. Leigh aud Or. laif''
Ortabcr 10 WSN II