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CASTLE BUILDING.

How delightful, especially to youth,
IL the employment pfcastle building.
How beautiful IN their estimation arc
the airy fabrics they rrar---aOw
symmetrical, how well adapted to
afford ease aud CDntentment. What
young person is there, who does
not occasionally, az the hour Ut sober
twilight approaches, when sooth-
ing, penNive sadness succeeds to the
hustle Of his dally employment. soar
into the regions of faaey, d couture
up to his imagination bright hopes
and auticipatiOns OF future happl-
ness. This creation of" houses not
made with hands," IL certainly one
OF the most exquisite enJnyments OF
life would that the mansions were
eternal "a the heavens. Every
man has 4" summun bpnum," a
height % enjoyment suited to tue re-
finement and capacity of his mind,
these day dreams are always adapted
to that standard. But there are Ger.
tain distinguished characters which
run thro' them all. Every young per.
son, in forming these Irial struc-
lures, in acting in the imagination
these delightful dramas of visionary
life, has some form, that of dear
aud loved one, who is the hero OF eve.
ny scene. In pursuing these flights OF
fancy the feelings will sometimes be
worked up, the passions reused,
8.the mind 80 much agItated that the
effects will not cease for many hours.
Ii we could see the visions Of these
dreamers it Would be more effectua
than any other means of studying
and ascertainiag their characters
Ii is then that man acts his par
withou. disguise, and the idea
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she was 40 young--sO little acquain
trd with the world--wha' | aaid was
81 unexpected to her (she Ind been
thinking should ply the fool Cor
necks) land finally abe lived 40
happily nj home she thought she mr.
YER could change her situation. -
\ long pause and distressing silence
-hcn--but | won't 20 on With this,
1t IL enough for You to Know that
' ar friend conducted himself IN n
III ~ dri,clllng manner, aud chang
~ his merry face into such hang.
ING lbak. ~ no man could own un-
less IN the Ugh road To ruin. or de.
te mined t. get married.
10 have done with this part Of
The story. We we're chained together.
In three weeks found that instead
Of tie girl | thought had married,
| had been ,uked 10 n dumpy, a"k
ard. Vulgnr glrl, about twenty-five.
Her manncrs rude and coarse. her
disposition sulen and sarly. her tenn
per irritable, lnplacablc. revcngeful
and unrelenting aud rough ~ the
vcxcd ocean. Negligent Of person.
and ignorant of the most common
affairs idle. disrontcnted, stlngy,
Conceited. obstinate AID foolish. lis
tenlng with pleasure 10 the rankest
scandal and foulcst CaIumny. aud
determined. at nil hazards, 10 have
her 0wn way.
Now. Ned. profit by my folly
Whatever you do. never do you get
inarrird. IL ~ all Il Chcat--it IL like
bundle Of pateot medicines you
may read the wonderful cures, with
IMMUNITY; but swallo" the prcscrip-
ton. and it will help you out OF the
word Tor your crcdulity. Heavens
when think What have suffered i.
aud consider what "a happy Dig /
might have been, my brain l. on ffr.
Perhaps yDp vii ady that | sdouId
ave irslatrd IN husbands rituts,
aud govern my own house. ~
know nothing about it--tur thing ~
Impossible might "a We'll at
tempt IN thaW the polar ice. or IN.
prloo iUe Winds, AZ control an OBJ
situate soG4n. All your frmne4s
anA resolution will avail you moth
ing = you will ri last be subdued.
The massive rock That lifts II grey
head above the vexed and troubled
ocean. make no impression upon It's
foamlug waters, but ~ Itself gradu-
ally worn away, and mingled with
the dasnlng waves. And thus your
resolution. energy and frmness,
would he by little aud little annihi-
Ated. You have 40 idea OF the
countless resources the sex eau re-
sort 10. III acquiring and maintain
ing their p0wfr.-----5mlles used
sparinsy--tcars IL prnlusion--slck-
ness aud 4lghs-- nad fits. hystcrIc
fits, scoldng Gls. Speechtess fits bat
these are shorD aud innamcrable o.
Their expedlents are resorted to-
What will IA woman not hazard t.
have her own way wealth. fame,
happiness and heaven. she is read '
to risk. Whatever may be said about
the shurtnrss Of life, 1T is doubtless u
great mercy that We do not have to
drag the chains forever.
Alfcctionately, your disconsolate
friend, GEORGE uttL00.
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the lnf If the social state. The com
binations u these chymieal X phys
zeal agents are without number.
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Garden cress
Early scarlet SHORT toy
radish
Long salmon do
Cherry turnip do
onlsity or vegetable
oyster
. Larl> bunch summer
squash
Valparaiso squash
Mammoth pumpkin
tEai'ly caulidower
iCutled parsley
Iamatoe shaped pep
| per
IParsIlip
iPurp|e egg plank
Early asllllIgton peas
! extra early and 6ne
lDwart blue imperial
! do
Dwarf prolific do
Tall Marrowfnts do
Early Charlton do
Larry France do
Early dwarf cluster do
lUwart Inarrowiats DO
lEarly Lafayette do
Blue Pruss,an do
Hall knights honey do
| extra tne
Hall sugar peas (ea'
| rods)
Early mazagan beans
Long pod do
Green nonpareil do
n elbow six week sneps
lpwarf white kidney do
lChina dwarf do
lScarlet Towering do
IA fem bushels potato
oats, two dollars per
/ bushel.
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EXCHANGE.

Drafts on Richmond, Washington city
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New-York. Bog
ton, Savannah, and Georgia,
For sale at small premium, AID Ia
sums to suit purchasers, at the Exchange
Office of S. & NJ. ALLEN, 81 co.
L.ynchbure.
Where all kinds of Uncurrent Money will
he bought and sold on liberal terms.
Present rates Of Southern Money.
n. Carolina, 4 10 5 per cent discount.
5. Carolina, 81 - $ - !,
Georgia, 81 u -
April g..
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GayAen s. floWer Seeds
Vim. Owens & G. L. Leckie.
Garden seed.

NAVE Jus, received from New York the tol
ia lowing Seed:
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VIM. Owens IL q. l.. Leckie
Have JUS receiued few barrels Lane
SEED OLE. Also, large assortment
Of SnONE WARE. Oct 20.
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NOTICE.

TpuTTION-A5 School will open IN AM
- berst County, vicinity of Lynchburg,
TO commence in January, 1927, under the
tuition OF MIR. Samuel Harrison, OF Abe
marie County, VA comfortable and suit
able house will be built or provided, in
healthy and central place. 10 embrace The
whole neighborhood In this School, VIII
be taught, Reading Writing, English Gram.
mar, on Greenleafs plan, Arithmetic. kudi-
ments OF Mathematics, and Geography. with
Maps, and what may be useful in the Eng
fish tongue.
MIR. Harrison. is a gentleman of good NOR
al character, of about 20 years ofage, about
seven years praetic teaching in town and
country. With accepiabiliiy, he requires
specified sum 10 be made up for him, as a
salary, IN whatever way may be accommo-
dating TO the citizens, in their various cir
cumstances and bis having had frequent
Occasions TO teach Grammar School, in ve-
ry respectable families. well qualities him,
TO teach both male and female children
From the acquaintance and recommendation
OF Mr.. h. for more than twelve months
past, have been al some pains TO invite him
10 this place as a teacher, and doubt not from
his expeditions mode OF learning, IL viii be
to the interest ofihe neighborhood, andsuch
as can board their children, to patronise the
School. STITH MEAD.
Dec. IA. tc2tl9
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AT court continued and held for BuekIprb.,
the 18th day cf No{emher. ls5s '1H' evHag.
Thomas 4. Thofnhill and Agnes his ,,;e
formerly Agnes Psteson, daughter Of Ed,,arI vac
'iss. ioiin istieson, William Patteson Jarrr, pii
and stnar, Paiteson, and distriiniee an ~, fs'ea
ward Patteson, decd vac sud Il
against fH
Folly Pa'ieson, widow and reliet of Tho ,,, =
na,,eson decd schuyler Pal,eson, Jesse J~, raaafs
Folly hs wife who was formerly Polly p,,,Hga II
ter OF the said deeedent, Chambers Paiieson d7sa.
teson Edward Patie~on and sloltre Pal,esop' 1'A p
Edward Patteson, deed. '' u ~ saa
IN CvAEcFpv Dsa
The defendants Chambers, James, Edwa,d .,..
ter Patteson not having entered their apprat,rea I'll
Ven security according TO the act Of As,a,ts ad ..
the rules Of this court and il appearing that ba'g "a
inhabitants Of this staie-on the motion oftb afs IL
their Attorney 1t Is ordered thai the said y
dants do appear here on or before February unl
and answer the plaintiffs bill and that con, wy he.
der be forthwith published in the Srppiar' =. Ah u.
newspaper printed in the town of LyneblnT. pstie
months successfully, and that another copy be o No
the front door Of the courthouse of this contv p'd
Copy-Teste,
10 n. ELDRlDGF l.
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yIRGINlA--At court held for Bedford copn,y a, a
courthouse the 18th day ofAugust lslG' - ~s
Charles Reynolds ard Nancy MS Wife BERNARD ~
and Judith his wife, John Eubank and Sarah m, ~.
William Pamorc, H. sa
against @
Benjamin Lockett, Watt Newman and Rhoda hi, ,.;f.
Martin Richardson and Permclia his wife John p l =
eft and VIM Lockett, VIM. Taylor and Ceciln hi, -
Polly John, Eugene, Beverley, William, El,rs got'
Martha Jane, and Landlord Elizabeth Taylor Bets, D.
more, Jack Sharp and Polly his wife, Nancy Crew, "a
Vim. a. Watson, Elizabeth Watson aud Sarah Nataa
which said Polls Taylor, John Eugene, Beverley, N'
am, Elvira i. Martha Jane and Landora Taylo, .a,
VIM. A. Watson and Sarah Watson, infant defendant g
WIN d. owen, ena,eih1i az i.em, Detlz.
The said defendants Benjamin lockett Whit Ks,
man and Rhoda his wife Martin Richardson and Penn
liza his wife and William l.. Lockett not having ,a
their appearance according to the of Assembly and
the rules of this court and appearing the aicto
Of the court that they not inhabitants of this country
IL is therefore ordered, that they do appear here on o
fourth Monday November next and answer the mimi
tf bill and that copy ofthis order be forlhw IN wE
lishcd in the Lynehbug Virglnian, for months sue
cessivJly and posted at the front door of the Courthouse
ON two several court DAYS.
Copy-Teste,
10 ROB. c. MITCHELL DC.
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.eaiNGING SCHOOL.--DANiEL WILLE
- ANS intends IN The course Of teW days,
opening Singing School in ST. Pau s Church,
Ly,lch6mg. The Ctass-Book that WiH be chiefly
used IN Mis School is The Boston Handel and
Hayden Society collection of Church Musick -
supply Of Which IS expected to be rsceired IN
icH hcuty.-Mrs. Leuba, 0rgdniSt Of ST. PourS
church, has reryobLgingtg altered her aid IN this
undertaking; so that the School UW hare the ad-
ratagc, moi only Of correct instrument, but Of a
Performer admirably skilled IN The science Of anu
sick
~ Terms, for a session Of four months, So.
Lessons ,oiH be gipen eUery Saturday epening !;
m'h reheorsats d n,nsiek eoery Wednesday, eren-
NJ riier Dioine service.
Dec. d. 1886
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a NEW HAT STORE.

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office ofthe
Superior Court Of Chancnry for the Lynohburg Dis
triot the eth day ofNoYember 1896
David G. Talbot, Pit
against
William Gaines, Coleman Green, Thomas Smith, 10 :
seph Friend, adnr. Thomas Elliot decd, Francis Pol
lard, John Hancock Samuel Bransord, admir- ofThomas
Humphreys, decd, late sheriff of Campbell and in that
character, admr of Dennis Kelly Decd Thomas Cooke
James Pembcron, John Hath, Benjamin HATH Samuel
Jordan, Howell Lewis, and Pleasant Rosser, Defs.
The defendant Thomas Smith not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act of
Assembly and the rules Of this court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he inhabtant of this
contry is ordered, that the said defendant do appear
here the first day ofthe and answer the bin
Of the plaintiffs and that copy ofthis order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper printed in the Lynch
burg two months successfully and posted at the front
door of the courthouse in the said town.
ACapy-Tcsie,
70 ,1IIS wills e.
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v,rvsroy-ht the junction

~ NATHANIEL vTSsToN-At the junction
IN OF alain street with the Alley leading 10 L
from Friends to Martins or Stone Ware house OF
fcrs TO the pubic, by wholesale or retail, gene
raj assortment OF GKOC EfuE5 on as good terms
as can be had in this market conhdcn, they are
well bought, but will not promise on better OF
cheaper. consisting in part Of
Best filled saclAs OF SAIL, iwilled sackng
Sugar aud Coffee Of different qualities
y. Orleans and ". 4. Aolasses
Mould aud sperm candles, 4is TO b's
Turpentine and transparent soap
Guupowder and Imperial Tea, fresh
Cut and wrought Nails and Brads
Patent Balances, with and without frames
Window Glass, 8 by 10, Il 10 by IL, 4 Putty
5mithheld and mountain Bacon, which VIII en-
gage TO furnish by the season
New Mackerel and Herrings
Few casks of rich Cheese
Best Brown Tanners Oil
Suffolk Tar, and Carolina Moss for mattresses
Assortment of Hardware, Crockery, Glass and
Earthen Ware
Blind, Snafle and Curb Brides
Collars, Wagon, cart and gig whips
Hacks best and common Segars
Mems and boys wool and fur Hats
Salt Petre, Glauber Salts, Mustard
Allspice, Pepper, Ginger, Indigo, Nader and
Copperas
iron, German and blisiered Steel
Genuine Madeira and Malaga Wine
London and Philadelphia Porter
Cotton Sheeting and Shifting, 0snaburgs
"a and IL point Blankets
600 Id. beautiful Cotton yarn
10 bbls of Cider
For which will receive any kind of produce
brought to this market at the bes, cash prices.
NATHL. WINSTON.
March 20 ts62
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ly--Teste,
ROB. C. MITCHELL, D. c.

VIRGINIA, Sct--At court held for Bedford county a.
the eouriouselthere on the 23d day ofoct. lSgb
Eliza Madison, Pm
against
Samuel Mead and Films Jones, Dens
lNCHANCERY
The defendant Samuel Mead, not having entered h,
appearance according the act OF Assembly and tie y
fthis court aud ii appearing the satisfaction Of tina
court that he is mhobitant Of this countr,-,
therefore ordered he do appear here the fourth ia
day in January next, and answer the complainant hi :
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the town of lynchbnq,
for Two months successfully and posted the from door
of the courthouse of said county several
A Copy-Tcste,
IL J. C. STEPTOE, C.RC
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ATS Court held for buckingham county, the Oh dag Of
October 1926.
Elizabeth Hatcher widow, and Frances j. Hatcher an
infant enid OF Josiah Hatcher, dec. Pits
against
Ulysses, Cassandra and Josiah Hatcher infant children
Of Henry Hatcher, dee. John and Mary Ann Gillian in.
FAINT children ofNancy Gillian dec who was formerly
Nancy Hatcher, of the daughters of Josiah Hatcher.
dec. Minerva, Addison ard Emily Staples infant children
Of judith Staples, dec who judith Hatcher daughter
of the said Josiah Hatcher dec Philemon ~. Anderson
Hannah his wife, who Hannah Hatcher daughter Of
the said Josiah Hatcher, dec. Alexander Moore ait
son Of Polly Moore dec. who formerly Polly Hatcher,
daughter Of the said Josiah Hatcher, dec and Josiah
Brooks, infant of the said Polly by second mar.
rage with one Chichester Brooks, DeiiS.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Philemon II. Anderson md Hannah his
wife not having entered their appearance and given
CURLY according to the act Of Assembly and the rules
this court, and appearing that the said Anderson and
wife are not inhabitants of this tateOn the motion Of
the plaintiffs by then attorney, is ordered that the said
Anderson and wife do appear here before March
term next and answer the painti bill and that copy
of this order be forthwith published in the Vifgnal,
public newspaper printed in the town of Lynchburg tor
two months successfully and that another copy be post
ed up at the front door of the courthouse of this county,
Copy-Testc,
IL r. ELDRIDGE, d.
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JOHN WILLS,
VIRGINIA Al Rulos holden in the Clerks office ofh,

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office % -.
superior Court ofChancery for the Lynchbnrs Dss'@
the 9th November, lS2G -.
benjamin Watkins, III
against =,
George Scarce, Thomas Scarce, John Scarce ara -
vid Scarce, Don
The defendant David Scarce not having entered M y
pearance aud given security according TO the aci o.
sembiy and the rules this court aud II apPearn ~
usiactory evidence that he ia not inhabitant OF
try-it is ordered, that the said defendant do appr
on the first day ofthe next and answer the ol =
plaintiffs and that copy OF this order be orth"h ~
TED m some newspaper printed in the town Of
Tor two months successfully, and posted al the nom ~
OF the courthouse in the sand town
4 copy--1es.c, ..,,,sr
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Dec. J. Opposite osi-Q6fee.

vrl EMOVAL.-EpwARD BRows has removed
~ his Jetoeller's Shop to the tenement next
door TO the virginian Office, nearly opposite
Messrs. Holmes l. Brewster. He takes this OPP
portunty 10 return his sincere thanks to his
friends and the public for the patronage hereto
fore given him, and assures them he will endea-
VOL TO merit continuance Of their encourage
ment. by prompt and faithful attention to thei'
orders for repairing watches and clocks, making
aud msnding Jewelry, or executing any work in
his line with which they may entrust him.
EDWARD BROWN.
I,,nn tSJ3
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June I
WASHING TON CITY
Canal Lottery-tth Glass.

To be drawn in Washington City. on the 9th
of December, 1926
snHE Manager respectfully offer to tho public, the
~ following scheme Of the 9TH class OF Washington
Lotteries, the hope and belief that viii he found
worthy the patronage of all tho friends Of this kind Of adj
venture. II v arranged the very popular mode by
the combination Of three numbers on each ticket the
numbers from To CO. being all that used These 40
numbers being placed in wheel on the day Of drawing
eight ofthem are drawn out At random which produces
- capital prizes oaoh ticket of which contains three o
Jhe drawn numbers 455 prizes, each with two Of the
Drawn numbers, and loG0s prizes, each with Of the
lrawn numbers e2,i00 other tickets, which will con.
ain no CUB oil the drawn numbcrs, being blanks.
SCHEME.
The ticket continuing the LIST, Cd and Sd
tawn Nos. will be entitled TO the q nno
Prize OF S60,Ooo
Tina, ONE continuing the 9th, 9Th and
9Th will he entitled to the second
Grand Prize Of 10000
That nna 90 nj a ming tl,e al atb ~ 9Th III lOU
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" ..HE EPISCOPAL CHUhCH.-.Iust recei-
- we'd, by the subscriber, a very able and
interesting pamphlet, entitled A candid Erasaina-
ton otthe Protestant Episcopal Church, in tico
Letters. II is said that the Episcopal Church has
been powerfully abused of late, and here's some
thing on the other side. Every body ought to
read this very ably written work, since it is put
out at the very low price of IL l-2 cents.
ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Dec Ia.
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10 r. ELDRiDGE, I'm
In Campbell county couyl. Nor IA - looc :

IN Campbell county c0llrl, Nor. IA lsoe
Elizebeth Kelley, VIM. Worsham Pamol;, "
Ezekiel East and Elizabeth his wife William ~ pishan
Martha his wife, Sally Kelley, John Hami sl nd
rieils his WIFE William Chandler and Elizabeth HI.
and Martha Clements infant under the apn ,p Z,
one years, who sues by isham Z. Hargrayc. he,
friend, u" i
against N'nipt
John Bullock, admir- of Robert B. Kelley doc,3 W.,
Robertson and Elizabeth his wife and Jnbn :, mn.
IN CHdNCERY Dfit'
The defendant John Kelley not having entered l.
pearance and given security according 10 The I -, p.
semby and the rules of this court aud il ap,ea As,
the court that he Is not nhabani Of Thu. s,s,, o
ordered, that he do appear here on the second NJ
IN January next, and answer the bill ofthe Complaint
and that this order be inserted IN the Iynebburp T
DOR eightwecks successfully, and posted at the fran,
II the courthouse of this county on some cour, H. WI
ACopy--Teste,
UTw9wl5 JNO AIEXANnI,p =
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oxrruroes s,Lr-wm b, ,o,d nm

m xHCUToas sALE.-win he so'd m
IL ibe premises, on the brsi Gay ri Jann-
ar. 1877, thai we'll known and valuable es-
tate eslled Poplar Forest. l,ing In the eoan-
lies of Bedford and Csml,b,il. the property
II lhpmas Jefferson, dec within eight miles
Of Lyuchhufg aud hree from New London
ai-n nbUni 10 likely and valnhni. negroes,
With stock, crops, DE-. he tefi1s oi SALT
all be accommodating and made known
pre- vious 10 the day
On the fifteenth of January. nj Monticel-
Ia. in the county OF Alternate the whole
ri The residue Of the personal property OF
Thomas Jefferson, dec. consisting OF 100 va.
lnable negroes, stock, crop, &c. household
aud kitchen furniture. The attention OF the
public is earnestly invited TO this property.
The negroes are believed TO be the most val
liable for their number ever offered al one
time 10 the State Of Virginia. The house.
hold furniture, many valuable historical and
portrait paintings, busts OF marble and plais-
ter OF distinguished individuals one OF mar.
BILE OF Thomas Jefferson, by Caracci, with
the pedestal and truncated column on which
IL stands a Photograph or copying inslru
ment used by Thomas Jefferson, for the lasl
twenty five years; with various other arii
Giles curious aud useful TO men Of business
and private families. The terms of sale will
be accommodating and made known preyi-
Gus TO the day. The sales will be continued
from day TO day until completed. These
sales being unavoidable, IL is a sufficient
guarantee TO the public, that they will take
place at the times and places appointed
THOMAS j. RANDOLPH,
Executor Of In. JeGersOn. dec.
The above shles 10 he conducted by John
II ID. Payne, Auctioneer.
Nov, IL. tdsl5
Having understood, from various sources,
hal an idea has got abroad thai the above
'ales viii mol take place, I think proper
tate that there is not the smallest foundal-
IN for such report.
THOS. J. RANDOLPH.
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In4 EMOVAL.-Ihe subscrberhas removed
- from his former stand, 10 the house,
few doors above the old stand of Daniel Hig.
ginbotham Co. and just below the Lottery
office of Aug. Leftwich, where he will cont
nue. TO carry on the business OF TIM Err &
COPPERSMiTH, in all its various branches
Work entrusted 10 him will be done with dis
patch aud on the most moderate terms He
respectfully soicits share of public patron
age. THOS. o. ACREE.
Nov %. tsl6.
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YpNR DYOTT'S Approved An,i.Billous Pills,
~ which prevent and cure all Bilious Com.
plants, Malignant Feyers, &c. There pills II
administered in time to remove the Bile from the
Stomach, will counteract the causes which com
monty produce Yellow or Bilious Fever Ague or
Fail fevers, Bilious Cholic, Pleurisy, Dysentc-
~. Worms, Sick and Foul Stomach, Head Ache,
Loss OF Appetite, Flaiulencc, Epileptic Fits, lily.
and Hysterical Complaints, Sour
Stomach, Heart Burn, Dyspepsia OF Indigestion,
&c They remove Habi,ual Cosiiveness, Colds
aud Coughs, Asthma. Stranguary, Gravel, Rheu-
maiism Govt, Scuryy, Scorbutic Blotehes, lmpu-
rites in the Blood female Complaints, &c
further supply Of the above Pills, this day
received al the subscribers Drug and Medicine
Store, price 20 cents box.
WALTER H. MIDDLETON,
Dec. J. Opposite oa-Q6iee.