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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-23
August %

NMSk. PETER CAsll.--Ialsr notice. that on
ia the 2lsl aud 22d day. of September 1927.
a. the tavern house OF James > Peudleion in
Amherst county. Va. shall proceed TO take The
dispositions OF William NJ Walter. Washington
Cash and others 10 he read as =, ideuce on the
trial OF a suit IN chancerv depending IN The court
Of said county, wherein | am piaiun1 and your
self aud others defendants
CATHAEINE CASH,
by Geo. Campbell, her next friend.
August %. c4n3
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DRY GOODS At AUCTION.

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
y WILL ell Al Auction. without reserve. or
- Friday the 24th instant a general assort-
ment of Dry Goods consisting in part of:
sup. Blue aud mix'd Cloths
Do do Cassilneres
Cotton CambrisS
irish Linens
Russia Diaper
Book, Fig d and Leno Muslins
Iicklmburgs
CasSnrtS
Domestic Plnids
DO. Cloths
Bandana and Cotton Handkerchiefs
Ladies Cotton Hose
DImitv
Russia Sheetng
Cacoes
Table Mats
Swiss Points
Buttons
Shoes assorted
Knives and Folks, good quality. &c.
Terms sums under 300 cash over 100 &
not exceeding 500 sixty days over $3.50. six
months credit Negotiable notes with approved
endOrsers.-1he above goods are nearly all
fresh and in good order.
JOHN r. ID. PAYNE, auct'r.
August 90. 2til4
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9oo2 prizes ...............& II, 600
Fsu'Ject 10 tne nsuol deduction of fifteen per cent
" The Cash for the hole OF the Prize, can
be had at COHEN's OfFiCE L, the moment they
are drawn.
Whole Tickets s. on Quarters 81 %
Halves 5o Eighrhs ~
u Orders from any part of the United
States, either by mail (post paid) Or private
eonyeyance. enclosing the Cash or Prize Tick
els in any OF the Lotteries, will meet the same
prompt aud punctuai attention as il on persona
application.
u .4ddreS 10
il COHEN, Jr..& BROTHERS,
Baltimore.
Aug. II. if2
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August 23

NJlRoIAIA .--M Superior Court Of
y Chaueery holden 3 the town OF Lynch.
burg onthe 2lsl day OF Mag, 1877.
Aguess Nrvius, PIT.
against
jesse Cobb, and John CObbs, executor Of
Thomas Cobbs, deed, Diets.
Tie defendant Jesse Cohbs, who Is onl Of
his country, aud against whom the plaintiff
appears 10 have ptocreded in the mode pre-.
,crihed by law against absent defendants.
still failing to appear and answer on the
motion oi the plaintiff by counsel the court
doth take his bill Tor confessed as 10 that de-
,endaut, and the cause coming on 10 be
heard an the bill answer oi the other de-
lendanl aud an exhibit, was argued by couu
81 ou consideration whereof the court doth
order that one OF lis commissioners do take
All accouui at the administration OF the de.
fendaai John Cobbs upon the Estate ofhis tes-
tator 1honas Cubbs, dec Il, and Of the IN
lie, est OF the defendant jesse Cobbs in said
estAte and report the same To the court with
any matters specially stated, thought peril
men, Ivy him, ell, or required by the parties TO
be F., stated.
Copv-T.ste, JOHN WILLS, OK.
Commissioner Office, Lynch5urg,
June q, 1927.
The parties in this cause will take notice,
that have appointed Wednesday the Goth
dny.oi September next, 10 Gerry the iorego-
Ia. order of court into effect, AT which time
thrv are required To attend At my office ia
tni, town, with their accounts and vouchers
prepared for examination and settlement.
CHS. z. JOHNSTON, Com.
August 90. e4H3
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Call at Alien. Office Tor CASH. =
Dismal swamp Canal Lottery
Glass Eight.
Announcement of the Drawn

tonEB OFFICE, IL Market slrrrt.
Baltimore, Aug 6 IA. 1872.
u We have the pleasure TO announce that the
drawing otthe
GRAND LII EkAIUKE LOTTERY,
ofthr state Of MARYLAND, will take place in The
CITY ofBALlldOhE, On "Wednesday the lilh
OF October, and viii be completed on that da,
! his Lottery IS the most bI iant in the United
states; containing. besides the capitals OF 20, :.
900 DOLLS aud 10000 DOLLS. no less than
EN- prizes OF TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
each
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10000 Tickets 0n0O
Tie object of this Lottery should induce very
person that's friendly 10 internal ,mpr eeliri,t
TO encourage II, Tut there isa still prcatpr ~
dupnneni lie chance OF getting saN0 for the
small sum ot - %, II Is 50 arranged hat by
paichas,ns two tickets, one high anu ole low
ypu are ceflain of onr piizc and mny draw Two.
u J Tickets md slaf, : tor sait Ia the above
handsome schenlc. NJ the reduced pr.oo of -
50. Knives -. Quarters ~ cents
Orders tor tickets viii De thanktull, received
aud promptly attended 10 fadd,cssed TO-
ABltAM X. NORTH.
Jnh 30.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-23
Books and Stationary.

THiIE Subscriber has N pleasure O Inform
ny his hiends aud lie patnie genrIalh
that az has lately received, dree from thahdel-
phia, very large and well selected collections OF
NEW BOOKS T. STATIONARY,
ahich reader his assortment srrs large and
complete and he particularly invites pureha-
sers 10 give him call a he Is determined 10
sell very low Among the late arrivals are the
following new works. VIZ:
fine Niil,ur, sketch Book or "reminiscences
ofSetcntern Years ~ the service abroad aud NJ
home, a., al Office, oftie Line This work has
bton already very much praised that | need
not say any Jung more, as us equal Is not 10 b"
found,
liapc Leslie or Early Times ia Massachn-
sctts by the author OF redwood Tn author OF
his work !. very highly esteemed that II IS
almost useless to say any thing more, but that
~ universally admired by all who have iend II
Highways and Bywa,s or falts ofthe Road.
side, picked up in the French Provinces by q
Waking gentleman. third series. lh@ il deer
dedlv, by far, The beet Of them all
Amacl.s, a Nosel, IN vols This work is II.
Universally adnlilcd by all WHO have read II, and
the sale OF II almost uiepumled; this being tie
iorrth supply ordered from Tie North
Vivian GteY, Novel, "a 3 vols hv a young
English Nobleman This woik Is more unhet.
,al} praised by att than any work ever knew
N al n. life; this beng the fifth supply order
ed from Phi b,delphia.
Richmond, o. Scenes ia the Lie of Bow
shea Officer. | expect this is a very fin,
work
sketches ofa Tour TO the Lakes, by Ihoma,
!" NJ hcnncy, otnamenlcd with seventeen ~
cravings Of Lake superior and other seenety,
Ind IN ltheuessrs. costumes. Ac. 80.
Re,ollrctions Of Egypt, by the Baroness No"
Mmuiola. Tho Ia aver. interesting production
ADRIAN Il. NORTH.
August %
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h\rOflCE-Allp persons having claims against
~ the estate Of Littleberry Patteson, decd
Lands PaIteson, decd and John VI Council,
decd are hereby requested to bring them FOR
wand tor adjustment, being about to close my adj
pinistlaton accounts with the said estates II
hey are not presented by the Grsl day OF De
embrf next this notice viii he plead ia bar OF
uoh as may be alter tia, date.
ALEXANDER PATTESON.
Auyust %. c3m3
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40 DOLLARS REV ARD.

81 ANAWAY nom lhe subscriber on the 10th
- two negro mrn Jacob aud Frank. Jacob
is about 30 81 81 Years old aud about feet ~
OF t"ct high. rather spale made, he has "A high
forehead, a long mouth aud very thick lips. lu'
has also very large scar ON his right hand oc-
caSioned by Il burn when child where the Gng-
erS IONS the hand his colour is n bright
black. he ran the river as u boatnan from
iynehbnfg TO Richmond and from farmhle to
Petersburg, he is very good shoemaker.
Frank Is about 30 or - years Old, 8 feet sor TO
inches high, is dar. mulalto and has also ran
the river from Lynchburg TO Richmond and from
fatmVille to Petersburg, and is aso good
shoemaker, they both beng good water men,
Keen aud nritul, 40 doubt but they wliry and
pass as freemrn. viii give the above reward
Tor them, a. 20 dollars for either of the said nc
gfoes # delivered TO or secured ia jail 50 that
can get them again.
WYATT l.. KAUGlIER
Aug. % tcIn3
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ELECTIONS.

N.yib Caroline John Culpeper is elected to
-,,,.,,ess from the fayetteville district by ma
3e9 votes over one, and $50 over ano-
.aor date.--Daniel L. Barringer is re-alec-
,oI t,om the Orange district. by majority OF
noo votes over Judge Murphey In the Caswel
DISTRICT represented in the last Congress by
Cen RonumslM Saunders, Augustin II. Shep-
herd IS elected bv large majority over Bedford
proyf.-In the Warren district, Daniel Turner
,e elected, pice w. N. Edwards, who declined
Ne,.rs. Gabriel Holmes, john IL. Bryan. John
Lang and Willis Aston are rejected from their
,e.pectiye districts. without opposition. Lewis
Williams. JONI Conner aud Thomas II. Hail are
..o re.e ected. by considerable majoritieS, over
their opponents.
AlaJaa,a.-Gabriel Moore is reelected to Con-
ea'ss.
Tennessee. Mr. Bell is elected TO Congress
from the district lately represented by Gen.
Houston, by majority Of about 1000 votes O.
YER the celebrated Felix Grundy, MIR. Polk and
Nj Isaacks are reelected.
Gen. Houston is elected Governor by maio.
rily Of about 1000 votes over Col. Newton
Cannon.
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To Readers md Correpondepts.-T 10Th
annual Report Of the Bedford Male Bible Socis-
q, has been received, and shall have place
next week-Also, the communication OF " G. " in
reply TO our remarks of last Thursday. The
count Of the celebration ofrhe 9TH of July nj
Lovng'on, with the toasts, are rather ont ot
cie. Such things lose their aciness aud inter
est by bng keeping.
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M EW huSIC.--'The subscriber has again
~ the pleasure of informing the Ladics OF
Lynchhurg aud its vicinity that he has lately re
c"Ved direct from philadcphia, u larpc aud
wei selected ASSOC tmeut of NEW MUSlG, en-.
braeing all the new pieces up 10 this tilnr
which he hopes they will do him the favour To
cad and purchase as be is dete miced TO sell ".
~ low--but bc Is sorry 10 be under the nccesst
" Of informing the Ladies that hereafter he eau.
not allow them To exchange Their music inter In.
wing selected the gives this notice that no PEI.
sou ANY be disappointed
ADRIAN X. NORTH
August %.
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Nigh aud low sy stem,

OUhIlhned IN cunsrqltnct u rs unIi,nIled
popularity,
Virginia States AdUig0tion LotterV.
CLASS MUNGER 1iIKEE.
VIII be drawn IN iynchbqg, ON " e,lnesday The
44lh OF us month, superintendent by HE fol,
loving board Of commissioners:
Judge y IN Daniel, John Hancock
tb,s@rIi Dabney, john bullock.
Jes'c b. Harrison, John BagncH,
Anon NJ Daniel, Colin BncLnor.
Jahh .. Meem. Elijah Fletcher,
David q. Muael, john N,l.
Ahcgah DAYS, Jun. John { Miller,
9eorge " n''Ioehe, VIM. h'hinney,
Robert ksie,
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Lynchburg Female Academy.

m OR the future the Subscribers will be associ-
~ ated in conducting This institution. The
following branches will be taught Reading, Wrr-
ting. English Grammar, Geography, with the
use OF Maps and the Globes, the Projection
ofMaps, History, ancient and modern. Chrome
iogy, EpIStolary Composition, Logic Rhetoric,
Chemistry, Astronomy and Philosophy Arth-
meiic, housekeeping, Algebra, Geometry, &c -
The terms will bc the same have been hereio-
made known by \, ! ID.
We are fully CONVINCED Of the ereatsuiilty re-
sultlng from atteatlou To the principles OF
,hnss, and shall, therefore employ the method
OF propoundlne TO the pupil, on every branch.
questions calculated 10 exercise her IN discuvei-
ing the reasons for All her performances Where
ver we fad there has been neglect IN attending
TO the rpdlmenis ot study, we shall dbour 10
supply the omission.
II IS our intention 10 make permanent csti-
blishineni. They who are disposed 10 patroniIe
Us may, therefore, rest assured, that every ex-
er,lon viii be used To promote their interests
The discipline ofthe school will be strict, though
parental. In the first instasce an appeal will he
made TO the understanding and 10 the honour OF
the offender Should this course fail to produce
the desired effect a more energetic measure will
he rcsolted 10; and IN the event of its failure, an
e& pulsion must ensue.
Our first session will commence on second
day, the 10Th Of 9Th month next.
\ 7 DOUGLAS,
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III Tickets and shares IN the ahose Lottery
ma, be had al tho Lucky oicc, " herr has re-
Gently been sold saVetai tardnI rIiaes, aud thu
cash paid At slghi would earnestly maie tho
attention oi tho,e disposed 10 embark on The
road 10 wealth, tony few tlekets'm the splen-
did scheme, You should not lOrgel 70 call ri f0r-
hpic's Home, where te,e are parcels OF choice
aud well selected nunbaIb.
u Orders Rom aEy pan OIL the United SrIfos
enclosing the cash ~ piizc tickets will i,cei..
due attention ! Addressed 80
ABlAM Il. NORTH,
LYncbbme Va.
u Whole tickets S5--liay,s IT, 90 Quar-
ters d -.
a Il. NORTH
July 30
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Eighth mo. Goth.

Young ladies can be accommodated with
boa'd in the subscribers family. For the infor-
nation Of my country friends, think proper
80 state, that 'he strIclest attention will be paid
to The moral department OF oue boardefs. Visit
ing aud receiving OF yisi.s viii be prohibited du-
rine school hours and allowed, al no time un-
less under very peculiar circumstances, viz :
to accommodate parents or other members OF
the girls families.
Music, Painting ON paper, velvet. satin and
wood, and the various brnches 4 Neede-Aorh
VIII be taught by Mrs. Douglas
A. I. DOUGLAS.
August 90. tchsI
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$VflK6INlh-ttn superior { our Of Chauec-
y ~ holden in the town iLynehbaig, the
2O,h day Of Ucobc,, 1921.
Johu jacobs, Pit
against
Cornelius Powell, administrator de bonls non
of Jesse touts, deed, Dcn
Tins cause cHnte Oh This day Ia lac heard On
the bill, answers, exhibits and the examination
at wtpes>cs, aud was argued by counsel Oh
consideration whereof The court doth oidcf that
the Defendant Jehdrran account ni hs admin
sIralion on The esiaJc Of lis lnicsia.e before one
OF the commissioner, Oh Tia count who Is dueei-
ell 10 "xamna, $ at aud seiile the shmc, and
MAKE report thereof T. the court with any mi
tiers specially stated, thought pertinent b., hmm
self, or required by the parties 10 be- 50 stsuod,
A Copy--Testc, J. WILLS, {, G.
Commissioners Office, Lynchbefe,
Ju, ls27. !
The parties 10 this caasr will take notice dat
have appointed "Wednesday, the Goth ol Sept
neAtto carry the foregoing order of court into
effect. ~ which time they required 10 attend
NJ my Office IA this town with then accounts and
vouchers prepared Tor examination aud settle
mcnt CllAS. l.. JOHNSTON, Com.
August %. clw3
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rpR sale Two or Three likely Negroes a.
"a mnng which are a good second rate shoe
maker and carpenter. Also. a first rate cook
washer anu ironer. Enquire at this office.
august ~. ts3
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BJ' We had intended to examine Mr. MDuf-
te's celebrated 4lh OF July speech to-day, and Il
prove dar assertion, that 1t Is string OF false de
auctions from false prem.ses-But we have nol
ioom and must therefore defer II.
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MARRIED, in Nelson county, on the 10th
inst by the Rev. James Boyd, Mr. JACOB n.
IILMAN. 10 Miss CARA ANN e. NJ. JOHN
son, daus htsr OF Capt. James Johnson, all OF
Nelson county.
-, on he same dav, by thu Rev lanes
Boyd, Mr.. WILLIAM Low, 10 Miss POLLY
HIGHT. all OF Nelson county
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beloved by all who knew him. lie left behind.
TO moulin h's unfmei, loss induig,nt father
and an ait cilouate mother. Together with a nu-
merons Train of relations aud acquaintance
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Extreme prices ofpassscd Iobao-
co, from -.------------ - - In 10 90
inferior TO COMMON -----2 75to IS
Common do. 10 good ----- 4 0Oto q 90
Good 10 fine uufo 10 90
Strips, ----3 OOto 90
Refused do. ----------- UUto 3 90
STAPLE ARTICLES.
Flour, new by Wholesale, - oo 10 81 90
Retail, / toto ~
Whiskey, wholesale, from 30 TO 81
Retail. 80 TO u 80
Corn, 81 81 to %
Meal, 80 10 30
Bacon per 10 wholesale d to q - 90
Retail to els
Butter, j L2
BeesWax % cts,
Tallow 10 cts.
Wheat, by the bushei so 10 %
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Va. State Navigation Lottery,

0lhss Aunbrr Three,
To he drawn 90 2yth August next under the
OF commissioner
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IEvI-W

Ofthe Lynehbmg Tobacco Market.
C0roecfcd eeehtg for ne Fireiatau.
THOMAS 4 HoLCoNBE and RICHARD TYRE,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
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BIZ AYTI' Sa
otAl 1scfiptIon Tor sale az tbs office
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Foreign NeWs.-London papers TO the Odd
July. and Liverpool to the 25th, have bren re-
celyed at New York. Their contents are unin-
tare,ing, with the eYcepton of the news nom
Greece, which is highly uotavourable to the
cause ofFreedom Athens had been summoned
10 surrender. by the Turkish General, bui the
garrison Indignantly rejected the propositions
determined to perish or BEAT back the ASSISTANTS.
Post Offices, Sc.-Prepo,als have been issued
b. the Post Master General 10 contract for CA.
rymg weekly mad on the new post-rouie lately
established by law from this place, ca Wards
bridge, to Adams's Mill, IN Ptlsyyauia. Per
sons who wish to obtain the contract ought TO
luse time in sending on their propositions.
We have received a letter from the Post Mas
ter General, ia reply to the complaint made Il
ha by US OF the irreauIarlty of Tire mail from,
Liberty 10 Henry Courthouse lie says " IN
less the most satisfactory reasons shah he given
!nr The failures that has c occurred, the u1ntrac.
Shall be ioriei ed -
We have been requested TO state that the post
oGce in Halifax county, formerly called Mount
Pleasant Otherwise Hagood's store is now
called Brooklyn; and that Joseph B. Terry has
beenappointed Postmaster, in lieu OF Vim. r.
lhgood resigned.
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June 10

Nh NECuIOR's SALE.--The following trace
Ia oi Land, the property Of the Eslair 81 Mat.
INV Harvey deed. are offered 10, sale, va:
1900 Acres on James River, AT the mouth ~
C9iawba Greek On this uact are rich mic
o. Ion ore Gvpsom has also "a found onlhs
surface, indicating an abundance Of this miner
ii; though 40 mine has been opened. HIS Land
lis OF both sides ol The Gatuwba, one OF u
hest stream, ior the erection OF any description
81 water works in the upper country No CIca
ng has been made on TIN prcmi# Is the Nua#
having been s,inpnlnu,ly preserved with vie
10 tar erection OF Iron WORKS. No morc pa
licnnr Il. sorpiion Is deemed necessary, a, II
presumed ANY one wishing to purchase ptop,.
y Of SO much value viii inspect aod as,ma
ior themselves,
i5u Acres, extending from Caiauha 10 Fin.
castc--yabout one hundred ucrrs oI whtehls { T.
tdana bottom, equal 10 any low grounds IN tue
county.
81 Acres. bead of Burdens nm. Jour mic
from ucastlc.
20 Acfes, two miles from Jamr3 River. JON
iae Bcnuct's, ncal the mouth al CaAwba.
200 Aclts, on James River, near the mouth
o Cataaba, joining Hamilton.
30 Acres, two mile, nom the River. on "a.
taW ba---on " hlch there Is inst rate Merchant
Nh and a Hemp Mil.
> AC IS Town Lots near Federal spring,
Fmc,sde.
Any Of the above named premises will he
sbeWut persons, wishing to purchase, b, jam,
) Allen James rRcri Robert Kyle or ID, Nc.
D5AelI, fmcasile.
2o0 Aces, T4n,oer Ridge joining Jesse Row
lrnd aud remarkably Level.
lpO lctcS, iouc> psdcr) twelve miles above
Fincaste on Cala~ba road about half OF whiei
isnch Catawba low ground.
1000 Acres, lDoy place. near James River,
joining CraN ford and LraIc
80 Acres, pu chas' dol Corbn Lakeland. u
lng on back Greek three mile from jaime, III
ver--f 81 rate tobacco land, due portion 81
il heinE low & Quad
All the upland tracts in the above schedule
arr OF good quality and wen adapted 10 IL
prodncrion OF gas " eat, c5rn and tobacco.
The tracis particularly specified na well wouh
thr attention and pa tcniar examination oiprr-
sons wishing to purchase real estate,
As il is the wish aud tbe Interest Of the len
tees as well as the Executors, 10 sell tnnsr ands
they viii b. disposed ofai accommodating pr.
ces and OIL long credits--0uIy about ouc-lunftb
Of the purchase money wilIbe required on Civ
ng possession.
MAGDALlS HARVEY, EKfiX,
JOHN VI. HARVEY, Exr oft
Estate Of Matthew Harvey, deed.
rbatI
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Justice of,he Peace, Philadelphia city.
Paiiadelphtn, June 90, 1876.

This IS to certify, that have been severely
afl,c1rj with the Rheumatism for the last III
ten ears, aud 80 bad that was Obliged 10
use cru ches. or help, to enahlr me 10 move
about. lried every possible means OF re.
ceiyins reiet from mis- deploreble situation,
having used two BOTTLES of Swa'ms Genuine
p,nacca without eifrct, wheu, about year
since. applied to Nh. W. w. Potter Tor
EMMY Of his vegetable Caiho'icon, aud from
The nse oftwo bottles, it has effected cure,
and since have stopped taking the medl-
cine. have never yet enioYed better neallh'
INV DOROTHY BENDER
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ELiI Meth BINDER.
PhlladeipLla. .Nal 90, ls26.

This is 10 certify, that my son, John H.
orlh aged fourteen wears, has been aitijct-
ed Tor eleal years with the knle's ErH' the
be,l .nrairai advice was had, every remedy
"a, tried, but without success, until Nj Pot.
tiers Vegetable Cath piIcon Wa, bad reeourSt
10, winch mas '1retualy cured him. The
tumoua arr Dispersed. and his general
ueaflL IS hetter than II has beel for many
years past.
Tbis / give unsolicited by Mr.. Potter, and
.roH suaere desire of beuehtlng others
Who may nc similarly situated.
GEORGE I'OWORTH,
Insiire OF The Pence. PniIadelnhIa city.
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Opnosite Washington square.
PHILADELPHIA, .Aprit /. 1926.

Tb;. ;s to certify, that have been laboring
i"'s - h, uaars under dreadful disease that
''f nm ~ more than one hundred in0eter-
o ogS pircrs on my neck and body, aud in my
mt "'.''S =, =" ,,;: state remained upwards Of
throat ,,rder he care of highly respec-
one N,"' ,.eI known medical gentleman,
,a ,ina ", avrry medicine that he ordered me-
iaS'm ,!;. fs% any c1ert, and was finally aban
n", "'' w.. him a. .inauralle My frame had
''"e' - nncb emaciatcd, from the Tong and
nee ''ne ms ","s endured, aud my health was
J+V ,ra, ID 10 hi, dcspairing situation NJ
T Sy u :. otter very generously offered me bis
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EnHuar stLE.-By virtue ola deed Of nost
= executed 10 the ,uhs,ilhrrs by John Rtca
ann, on thr l9ta d1, at srpieabcr, ISL AMI
duly recorded ~ tir cirlt otii,r ct the rnuutA
cnlat utlsellold. ~ shal ga saturday, -
June ucxt. II fan, not the ncNt lar day thrf.
uier Sunday excepted. tor certain pufposfs
IN sad decd expressed, proceed Il sol, on tbt
premises. lor cash. all tie said RICHARDSON int,
cst IN uarl Of an, decided by Joseph Nilsson
heirs 10 john NJ abe. In this uacl tlrr. Is
GllsI ana saw Mill Aso. one black ilurse
thu mich Cows iour lleltcrs. on ,ohll rd Il
Strsr. taiiiy head OF Hog. three Fraafr Dc 5
aud Furniture, one Glue painted Chest. two fo#s
aud tNo Oseos. - y lea pIshe., AK Plat
an onr shol Gan. Sncb ute ~ Is vested IN
ca ~ The lfus, led w, he conveyed nnd no O.
Ihtr lHOAiE1 DAVIS,
TildS. PRESTON. !
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