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Splendid Aottery!

Three Prizes of Ten Thousand Dollars.
ODD IND EVnN SYSTEM, Glass 8
Most Splendid Scheme in the United States.
COHEN's OFFICE, ia, Market-stl
Baltimore, Sept II, 1896. :
U'Under the authority of the General Assembly,
the following brilliant scheme is presented to the pub
lie, to be drawn on the ODD and EVEN System, in con-
sequence of its unrivalied popularity-the whole IN
ONE DAY, and will take place in the City of Balti-
more, under the superintendent of the Commissions
ers appointed by the GOVERNOR and Council, on the
18th day Of November Mert.
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JOHNSON'S
HlAaAOVS POW NE.R,

HHiS Medicine is net offered TO the
i Public, as Paaqeed. but asa Cathar.
tlo admirably adapted 10 the removal OF
Bile, &c. bang fully equal in this respect 10
Ca'omei. aud superior to any other purss-
tive in use
IL is peculiarly adapted to Bilious and In.
dammatory diseases I; may be used in all ca.
ses where this class of Remedies is sdmissi.
Ole, may he repeated as often as such medi-
cihes are necessary, with perfect safety
does Not nanseate anless the stomach rs load.
ed with Bile and does not require the pa.
tent 10 confne himself 20 any particular
rules, during its operation.
Those persons whose constitutions have
Been injured, by All impropernse OF mercury,
or are morbid)y susceptible of its influence,
viii find il the best known substitute las q
Cathdrtc,) for Calomel.
1T is achieved 10 be a prove ntive of the Bill.
ious Complaints 81 orr climate, If one dose
<more hnecessary,) be taken occasionally,
or assoon as general feelings Of indisrosi.
tion, attended with bitter taste in the mouth.
furped tongue, &c. announce the approach of
disease.-
II will be found a valuable Yehr;fuge and
Aperient medicine in small doses
IL ceptEin6 40 mercury, and NAV be safely
given under any circunfStsacesto women or
children.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail
by the Proprietor.
DOCT. JAMES COOKE, Druggist,
fredericksburg, "a.
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jan Is.

virginia
AZ rules holden IN the Clerks Office of the superior
of chsncery for the Lynehburg district, the 2sh
day of January, 1875;
Sophia Crawford, Thomas Crews and Sally his wife,
Edmund Penn, William Long and Elizabeth his wife,
John ID. Wren, admr of Nancy M'Crede, dec. 1hOs.
HsILins aud Matilda Nash in her own right and as
eIr'I. Of Abner Nash, dee. Plts.
Against
The administrators of James Penn, dee. So.
phia Burrus Samuel Anderson and james Rucker eXa.
and ear. of Joseph Burrns, dee. Martha Penn and
George Penn ndmx. and admir-. ofWm. Penn, dec. So
phia CraN ford and ELIJAH Fletcher adm'x. and admir-.
of William S. Crawford, dec. Claiborne W. Gooch,
admir-. with the will annexed of Philip Gooch, dec,
George Penn, Thomas Penn, John w. Holder and Cath
airline his wife and Samuel White. Defts.
The defendants Sophia Burrus, Samuel Anderson,
James Rucker, Thoma, Penn, and John w. Holder
and Catharinc his wife not having entered their
appearance and gwen security according the act of
assembly and the rules of this COURT and il appearing
by satisfactory evidences that they nha BIT Of
this country, IL is ordered hat the said PENDANTS do
appear here the first day of the and
the bill Of the plaintiff, and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in the
town of Lynchburg, for months and
posted u, the front door of the house the said
town. cOpy-Tese,
John Wills
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Nj. Bennett Hutchinson,
AIR-fou will take notice. that on SAT-
~ urday, the 22nd day of April, next, at the
house of Johnathan Conneys, in the count3
of Montgomery, and state of Virginia. shall
take The athdavits OF Col Andrews Lewis, Pc.
ter Guerrant, Vim. James, and others. And
on Thursday, the 9th day OF May, at Mar.
shalPs Tavern, Wythe Court House, ] shall
take the affdavits of Thomas Hiley. and o.
thers--which atiidavits are intended TO be ole
fered as evidence in the trial of an injunction
depending IN the county court of Franklin, 10
which am Plaintiff, and you are defendant
at which places you may attend ifyou think
proper. DENNIS PRILLlMAN'
March %. cp4w33
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Nhe Tract Of land

on which Thomas DooIy. dec. formerly resi-
ded, Tying about three miles northwest from
Liberty, and about ore mile north of Captain
James CampbelI's ,adjoiuing the lands Of Geo.
Dooiy, James Dooly and others, aud con
tanning about 200 Arres-abou, one third OF
the tract is cleared and the balance is good
Tobacco land, is we'll ,imbered and lies well.
The improvements are good dwelling house
and the usual out houses, a small orchard. &c.
A deed wihlspeGial warranty will be maze TO
the purchaser, according 10 the terms OF the
decree aforesaid, and possession had by the
purchaser on the first day OF January. 1927,
with the privilege OF seeding th. fall.
JOHN Ii. 0TEY, Jr. Com'r.
ApIii 6 c4w36
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A List Of Letters, remaining IN the Post Office
at LynchbuTg, on the Isl day Of april, 1926
A. m. II. Anderson. James {. Anthony, Shadrad
Aiois, John Amos, Mrs Hannah Allen, Edmund Ander.
B-Parn Burnley, Robert Blanks, Archer Broyn, 5
Mathe" brown, Capt: Henry Bsllnger, Bsujamir
Brown, MISS Drucls Boyer, Henry Burks, Miss Ju-
dnh +. Bernard, Parham Boley, James Burton, Robert
Barrel.
c-R. Chiffon. Charles Galloway, DIR. John L. cobbs
Mrs. Margaret Chiffon Mrs EdithA J. Clay Miss Mar
saset Connolly, Lewis Campbell, Charlie, ". Christian
Craft Clerk supr. Court OF chaneery.
D-Miss Mary Ann Dunn, WIN. c. Dobson, Mrs
Mary Dilla d, I'm Davis, iineau' DuPuy, 2. .lOnzo
Davis, VIM. Da, wilson.
E-George Edwards, George F. Embrle, Akin En-.
brie.
F-Edmd. II. Farrcr. DIR. N. W. FLOYD.
6-James Gillian, Waldo p. Coll, Charles Gillian,
VIM. Gait, Claiborne 0iadman, Jesse Glass. ewis K.
GrlgsOy, Clark Gookin, David Glass, Richard Grims-
Holm Hoome,, Capt. John Hays, Lindsay Hard.
J-Thomas JONES' Miss Sarah A. Jones, lame, Jone,
Clement A. Jennings, Mrs. Lucy Jones' Judy Jenk
Thomas johnson, BOaIis D. Johnson =, Jesse Jones,
K-wm. I. Krauth 2, Adam Keller, Andrew Ken.
NEEDY, John Kirby, James Knight, Miss Elizabeth
Knight, Mi" Mary p. Kirby, zackHille King, Mrs.
| Ann King.
L-sAmusl Long 4. James London. Jr. Mr.. Lubs,
Green b. LcwelieI, Mrs. Elizabeth Leach, Barnabas
Settle Peyton Lettwich Maurice Langhurne, Lorenzo
! D. Lain, Seth ". Lyon, jane, Lancaster.
| m-PoWhatan MnJ, Samuel Mathews. Jabez Munseli,
u
MAJ Norman, Andrew Milan, Charles Morris, Squire
Mead, John Moore, Mrs. Darcas Moorman. Lews c.
| Morrison. Miss Lucy W. L. Moore, Robert Malone,
| Bernard McManis,
| N-Ahram Il. North.
! P-Charles Pinehsrd, Richard Perkins, Frederick
Padset, Mrs. Lncy ID. PoindeXter, Charles Palmore
Gtorge Parker, Miss Frances Penn, Mace Pendieto
! Richard Pollard, Miss Sarah Pearman.
| R-Mrs. Margaret Rchardsoh, John Richardson.
James Il. Hisque, Daniel Roberts, Mira, Ann S. Rose,
Elizabeth Robertson, Danl. S. Roberts, VIM. Rondes,
Jr Ambrose hucker, Daniel Russell 2, Charles Rudd,
| Anderson Haley,
S-Samscl NJ Scott, D. Staples, John Settle, Jane,
Snead, IabcZ Smith 2, Richard Shelton, Thomas II.
Scott, Gabriel J. Jeutt Miss Margaret L. Scott Pres.
ton Stockton, John Smith, Richard Statehan, MIR.
Schoolfeld.
I'm. Talbo.. Miss M. C. Towles, Sterling C. Thorn.
ton, DAVID Iinssy, bacon Init, Saml. aylor, Chris
topheIa Undertake. Mills Turner, Col. l.. Thompson,
| Vincent Tabb WIN. Turnbu, John TAlton, Charles
| Talbot John iaylOrf, Miss Nancy l. Thornton,
| f-Dr. John Yale, Mrs. Elizabeth Yaney, Robert
Iancey.
| W-Ben. Wigginion, Fielding L. Williams, BenIa.
| min Wiks, John X. Wigh man, Edmd. Winston, Kitty
| A. womoek, Josiah Woodson Thomas j. Watson
| John J. Winn, BENJAMIN Watts, Frederick Wendii
Ssml. b. WOodson, Loyal Whyett.
| - JOHN ID. MURRELL, P. NJ.
| April 3, 3t35
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Jan. IL.

WAS committed on the first day of DC
w tobsr last to the Jail of Charlotte
county as runaway, a negro man who
calls himself Davy Smith, and says that
he is Blacksmith by trade, and belong.
to MajorJoDss Of Alabama, and that he
bought him of VIM. Shanks of the town OF
Petersburg. W. He is yellow slender
made man, about fifty years old, has a
wen on the right side of his neck, and a.
bout FIVE feet eleven inches in height. The
owneri is requested to comply with the
law and take him away, or he will be
dealt with as the law directs.
VIM. SMITH, jailor, c. c.
Feb. 90.
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- Nl ACE

Try rrtasc of deed Of trust, from Chriais
- pier Ciark. TO allan Taylor and the snb.
scrtber, bearing date The 9Th day Of December.
1919, and Of record in the county court Of Mont
g0mery, Ishaii, for the purpO'es therein cypress
ed, expose 10 sole by ac0y AZ public auction, on
the 22nd day Of april ntxt, before the door Of
the franklin Hotel in The toacn Of Lynchbug,
for cash, OF on such other terms, as the parties
interested may then direct, the Jollowing siapes,
(part ofhe number included IN said truH dssd,)
piE: Peter Froy, Cupid and Miliy his wJe,
Nelly aud her four children, LesVis, SPOTS, J0ho
Crockett and Sally and her son Johnothqn,
Such tile as is give by the trust deed, and none
other will be made.
DAVIDSON BRADFUTE,
Trustee.
Feb, 18th tds29
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kltiE subscriber is willing TO receive or 6
- young Ladies, as boarders. She has
very good Piano Forte, which those Young
Ladies who feel disposed to learn to play, can
have the use Other situation is on the hill
near the Courthouse. Terms $40 per month,
one halt IN advance, and the balance at the
expiration Of the session.
ANN F. IRVINE.
April 8. te4,46
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NOTICE.

|yRf virtue of trust deed, executed TO me
Oby William Parker, bearing date on the
7th day VI August, 1924, for the purpose OF
securing the payment Of debt. due by said
Parker. TO MessTs. pennin and Dickinson,
which deed IS duly admitted 10 record in tie
Clerks Odiee OF the County of Pittsylyanis,
shall, on the 29fh day OF this mouth. al The
dwelling ho1se OF said Parker, on old Moor
mans Greek, proceed to sell for cash, 400
ACRES OF LAND, a part OF the
tract Wherein said Parker now lives, Also, ,
head OF horses, head OF cattle, 10 head OF
hogs, and OF sheep,-Also, ) feather beds
aud furniture. all the other household and
kitchen furulure, plantation tools, ac.-Act-
ing as trustee, shall convey such title only,
as is vested in me as such. though believe
tue title to be unquestionsble.
ABRAHAM c. SHELTON.
April 6. ctds35
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LYNCHBURG FEMALE
AGADMWYa

NHE SUBSCRIBER takes this method 10
- express his gratitude for the liberal pat
ronage which has been heretofore extended
to him, and to inform his patrons aud the
public generally, that the exercises of the pre-.
sent session commenced on Monday the 9th
January, Gnst) lie has taken that large,and
commodious establishment on Third Street
formerly known as the Bell Tavern, in a
healthy aud retired situation, and has associ
ated with him in the management of the in
sttu,on the Rev. Josiah Cole, formerly of
Norfolk, who, to an accurate knowledge OF
the sciences, adds more than twenty years ex.
perience as teacher. In this institution are
taught all the branches OF an English educai
on, including Music, Painting on Paper. Vel.
vet, Satin, Wood, and the various branches
of Needle Work. There will be always em-
ployed four competent teachers. Terms the
same as heretofore. Pupils from a distance
will be accommodated with board in the snb-
scriber's family for fifty dollars per session,
payable in advance. or forty-fve dollars, the
pupil furnishing her own bed, bedding and
towels.
Parental attention and care will at all
times be paid 10 those who may be placed in
| our family as boarders.
For character, qualifications, &c. reference
10 Col, VIM. b. Lynch, Rev. +. G. Smith
Rev John Early. Rev. Edward Cannon, Da.
| vid Kyle, Ro. Kyle, David r. Edley, Doct
Howell Davies, Robert NORRIS, sami Brans
ford, Abram II. North, Norborne NJ. Taliafer
70 and the Editors OF the Virginian,
ALEX. I. DOUGLASS.
Jan. Is. ts44
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Tobacco I.auA for Sale.

DY virtue of, and obedience to decree
- OF the county court of Bedford, pro.
nounccd at their March term, 1926, l shall
sell. to the highes, bidder, on the premises,
on Saturday the 18th day of May next, upon
a credit of one aud two years, lthe purchaser
giving bond and security and a deed of trurt
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-13
70 Merchants in Town
and Country.

MRS. MARY KING, having deter
4sl mined 10 decline the Dry Good busi-
meas in Lynchburg, offers her entire stock tor
sale upon the most accommodating terms.
/, consists OF every article usually kept in
Dry Good stores, together with a great vari.
ely OF ready made cloathing, such as Great
Goats, Pantaloons, vests of various qualities,
Ladies, Genilemen's and Children's Cloaks
OF the incest patterns, &c. &C.
A very liberal credit will be given, the
purchasers giving bond with approved en-.
dorsers. The tenement she now occupies
will he for rent. II consists OF II spacious
store and counting room below--two rooms
in The second aud two in the third story
She will rent either the upper or lower part.
or tho whole tenement.
III Country merchants particularly would
do we'll TO call aud examine these goods, as
they are all new aud fresh, and were selected
by herself not more than three months ago.
March 81 10.
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NOTICE.

PROPOSALS. will be received at Mr..
4 Hugh Pa1ton's tavern, in the county OF
Rockbridge. until the Goth day of April, inst.
for the erection Of dam across James River,
aud for building the stone abutments of the
bridge, intended te be erected across the same
river, at or near the point where the Blue
Ridge Canal terminates on the North side, and
commences on the South side of the said river.
The plans and specifications of these works
will be exhibited to persons DESTROYS to con
tract tor their execution, on application to the
subscriber.
JNo. STAPLES, Engineer,
for ID. s. GARLAND, Commissioner. of
kandwha Road AND Navigation.
Aprii6. tc5t35
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LAND FOR SALE.

Try virtue OF deed of trust, executed 10
- the subscriber, by George Tucker, aud
duly recorded in the County Court of Pittsyl.
vania, TO secure the payment of debt due
The Commonwealth of Virginia; I shall on
Monday, the nth day of April next, at Pitt.
syivania Courthouse, it being the day Of the
Election, positively proceed TO sell, 20 the
highest bidder, for Cash, 176 ACRES
OF LAND, lying on the south side OF
Staunton and Pig Rivers: being trac, of
land sold to the said George Tucker. by Jas.
NJ. Williams, who was escheator for the coun.
ty OF Plttsylvania, and granted TO the said
Tucker from the Commonwealth of Virginia,
by Patent bearing date. the 10th October,
1921. shall convey the title vested in me,
by said trust deed. IHOS. WILLIAMS.
March 70. cptds33
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NOTICE.

10y virtue of deed of trust, executed by
- David Avis, to the subscriber, on the 9th
day OF August, 1919, and recorded in the
Bounty Court of Campbell, will be sold for
cash, at the house of said Avis, on Saturday
The 10Th OF this month April, l chestnut sorrel
horse, 2young cattle. red heitter, pided
he'ffer, marked with crop and a slit in the
lett ear, bed, 2 blankets, / sheet, and
counterpaine, oil the plantation utensils of
SAID Avis. Such right as is vested in the
subscriber by virtue of said trust will be con.
yeyed 10 the purchaser, and none other.
JOSEPH McALLISTER, Trustee.
April 6. c2t35
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a New patent HeAsteaA.

1--WE Subscriber. Cabinet Maker in the
Il city oil Baltimore, respectfully informs
the public IN general aud Cabinet Makers in
particular, that he has visited Lynchburg for
the purpose of exhibiting his new and highly
improved bedStead joint fastening, and that
he has had q bedstead made on this plan
which may be seen a, MIR. Norris Franklin
Hotel. where all Who feel an interest in an
Improvement in this most useful article are
invited 10 call and view it-.for description
ut which he refers them TO the very respecta-
BILE certificates attached TO this advert isement
The subscriber also informs the Cabinet Ma
kers OF tho several adjoining counties, that he
has sold to MIR, Robert NORRIS, of thi. place,
The exclusive right aud liberty of using and
vending TO others TO be used, the above nam
ed tastenings, aud should application he
made MIR NJ. will either sell tho iasienings or
the patent right, to use them. There is no
doubt but the person having the exclusive
right for any town or county, will be sna.
bled TO monopoIZe the business,
The public's humble servt
ISAAC COOPER.
We tho subscribers Do hereby certify that
we have purchased OF Mr. Isaac Cooper, OF
Baltim ore, the right Of using bis patent bed
| stead. and have found II " most useful nven
t,on--Ihe great facility with which this kind
OF bedstead can be put up or taken down, e.
ven by the most ignorant servant, added 10
| the most perfect strength aud durability oil
he fastening, renders it far preferable to any
| thing OF the kind we have ever seen, aud am
sure that all who try 1t will be equally pleas.
ed--ln case OF fire, when person whistles 10
move at short notice, this kind OF bedstead
| caa be taken down in Que minute-This cir.
| constance alone renders them invaluable.
Given under our hands
ARCHIBALD WART, Fredericksburg
DAVID I. BURR, Richmond.
SAML. r. COLDWELL, Petersburg.
JACOB BALTZELL, Baltimore.
JOSEPH w. ENTLER,
JOHN NEEDLES, :,
EDWAfD NEEDELS, :,
Jan. ~. 4w2A
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a NEGRO GIRL FOR SALE,

a Negro girl about Ia years old, who is a
4 a hrst rate house servant-an excellent
Ssamstress-and can do any kind of netting.
II can be safely said, she has not her superior
as an accomplished house servant or as a
kind and attentive careful nurse.--Fo or further
particulars apply atthis Office.
April &, ts35
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Dr. virtue of a deed of ,rus, era.,,.,

~ George 4. Richardson and ann N, -.
to the subscriber for purposes therein rtnrs.'
ed, will he sold at the market hons. r. -.
town OF Lynchbnrg, on Thursday the a,tb ~
April neat, at public auction, for cash. -
sr" man named JEfFkY. The subscrse,
acting as trustee, will convey only surb -
as Is vested in him by the said trust deed ~.
he believes the title 10 be indisputable s1'
JAMES BENAGH, Trustee.
March 80. en,Js ~.
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To Dapid T. Him. Kyle.

To Darid T. Him. Kyle.
TAKE notice--that, on WEDNESDAY ~.
i 26th day Of April, 1926, at the Fr,nti lie
Hotel, in the town of Lynchburg, Va. beIws.ua
The hours OF 10 O'Clock in the morning & Il =
the evening OF that day, we shall proceed - -
take the deposiiions Of James Newhau n,
X Eddy. VIM, Sieen, John Lynch and o,bsr'
aud 1t, from any cause, we cannot finish H..
taking vi the dispositions aforesaid on tina, ds,'
We will continue from day 10 day, betre99..
the same hours until we have finished, which
dence in the trial of suit depending in IL.
Lynchburg Chancery District Court, wL.rsi.
we are plaintiffs and you, together with Ms,..
Ann Mays, administrators of Joseph Ma
decd, are defendants. 's'
MATILDA ROBERTS.
WidO,o and derise. Of Enoch Roderi,d,rt
VIM. DAVIS, Jr
executor Of Z. Roberts dec'x
warren 1o' 4t62
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nylanA Roberts

Has FOR S4L2
200 sacks L filled salt
90 bbis. whiskey
30 bags green coffee
80 t6is. flour
20 bbis GU! nails
20 6ozes Imp. aud gtnpordes tee
10 tons bar iron
10000 los. bacon all Of ruhieh be uilI 30
iou for cash cis3l March Q.
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March 20.

Mr.. Daridson Bradfute,
GlR-TAkE NOTICE That have
~ instituted a SUIT 10 the Superior Court OF
CHANGER holden at Wyihe Courthouse. a.
gainst Christopher Clark, yourself and Others.
for the purpose of recovering a number Of
slaves, and among others the slavesadyerti.ed
by you to be sold on the 22d of April next.
before the door of the Franklin Hotel in the
town of Lynchburg, from which advertise.
ment il appears that you are about to sell
said slaves. by virtue Of deed of trust e,e.
cuted TO Allen Taylor and yourselfby Chris
TOPPER Clark, bearing date the 9th oil Decem.
Der, 1919, and recorded in the county court
OF Montgomery, which advertisement i. pub.
!shed in the Virginian, newspaper publish
ed at Lynchburg, dated the I'd Of March, 1855.
and do hereby forbid the said sale
Yours, &c. ANDREW LEWIS.
March 20. t22A62
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Mr.. Dsid Roney,

Mr.. Daid Ro,sey,
SIR-Please TO take notice, that shalI'
NJ Oh Monday the oath OF April next, pro
coed totake the dispositions ofWilliam sunni.
ter and others, at the Franklin Hotel, In the
town OF Lynchburg, between the rising anda
setting oftbe sun OF that day, and if from any
cause the deposltions aforesaid shalt not be
taken or finished on the day aforesaid. I viii
continue from day 10 day, between the same
hours, until they are taken, which Deposit
ons are to be read as evidence in a suit now
depending in the Superior Court of Chance
ry for the Lyncbburg District, wherein ! am
plaintiff and you aud others defendants, when
and whers you may attend if You please.
CORNELIUS PAYNE,
March %.
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VIEW PUBLICATIONS..
- HE Subscriber has the pleasure of an
L nouncing to the public that he has just
received further supply of
NEW WORKS.

Among them are
Tue last of the Mohcans, in vols. from
the pen OF The celebrated American Novelist,
Mr.. Cooper, of New York, author of the Spy,
Pilot, Lionel Lincoln, &c. &c. This work is
pronounced by Critics TO be his best pro uc-
ton
National Tales in 2 vols. this is very
superb production, aud ought 10 be owned
by every person.
Matilda, Tale of the day, said to be We.
~ excellent work.
Fabers Difficulties of InGdelity, said to be
very fine.
The Foresters by the authors of Lights
aud Shadows, OF Scottish life, &c. &c.
Verplanck's Essays on the Nature, and
uses of the various evidences of Revealed
Religion This work is much praisedlby those
who have read il.
A Treatise on the Christian Doctrine,
compiled from the Holy Scriptures alone,
by John Milton, in vols. This work is We.
ry superbly executed. and ought TO be read
by every person.
Letter, and Papers ofthe late Reyd. Tho
mas Scott, d. ID. never before published with
occasional observations, by John Scott, A.
NJ.
The Book of Fate, a new and complete
system OF Fortune Telling,
Gummere's Surveying. a very new edition
greatly improved.
The Modern practice of Physic, by Robert
Thomas. NJ. ID. the eighth edition, with We
ry considerable additions, &c &c.
A Treatise on Domestic Medicine, by Ro.
bert Thomas, M. ID.
Together with great many others, all OF
which will he sold very low by
ABRAM n. NORTH.
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NOVICE..

NOVICE.
HEREBY forwarn all persons from
Il trading for or taking an assignment of 8
bond for sac, by me given to John !. Ro.
bertson OF Bedford. for the hire of q negro
girl named Pheahy, bearing date sometime
IN December, 1925, and due the lst day OF
January, 1927, as | am determined not to
pay the same. SAML. L. c. DAWSON.
April g. cp2y-3b