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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-28
Marriages.

In this town, on the 18th inst. by the Rev.
DIR. Gano, Mr.. Peleg l.. Wade, of Seekonk, to
Miss Mary Shares, Of this town.
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Mr..
Pickering, Mr.. Jesse b. Sweet, to Miss Mary
Ann Josn, daughter Of Mr.. Willard Joslin, all
of this town.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-28

Light redding.-A Savannah paper, giving
sir columns in small type on one subject, says,
eve commence this day the publication Of an
interesting document" sc.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-28

Review of the Market. The Review ofthc
Market, which is published regularly in our
Saturdays paper, is also published on letter
sheet for the accommodation Of those who wish
il in that form.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-28

=. The largest Kettle ia the worid. This re-
markable vessel is at the Convent Of Bernardo
cs Of Pisa. II is of cast iron, end is said TO
be fifty feet in height and hundred and forty
feet in circumference.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-28

HENRY Y. CRANsToN has been elected
Colonel Of the Newport Artillery Company,
and JOSHUA TRIP Captain of the Volunteer
Corps.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08
FANCY STnRE

NkNE have this day opeaed very general
+" assortment Of rich and elegant Fancy
Goods, surprising IN style and beauty any thing
heretofore offered 10 Tie public.
satin Searfs 3 II yds long beautiful shades
Rich worked Swiss scaris entirely NV
eenze, Barege d Gan de Maple six IIkG
4 great variety Of shaded 6gr. silks
Elegant Reticules, plain and shell mddlcs
BRUSSELS thread lace aud edgings
Gimp laees which will wash equal 10 thread
beautiful assortment Of new style Belt RIB
bons
Naverly stripe and other fancif5l fgr Calicoes
bateste aud Barege Dresses all shades
200 pair fancy cold silk and Plmrlla Shoes.
The above goods, with additional supplies
weekly looked for, places us in an attitude to
furnish our friends on such terms that We ilatter
ourselves, will give general satisfaction.
u Country Merchants are respectfully mY-
ted h1ckEE. ROBINSON 4. 60
May .. tfs2
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SPRING GOODS.

<llIE SUBSCRIBER now offers for sale a
- well sclectedassortmcnt ofSEASOAABLE
DRY GOODS Of the latest style aud fashions
which, together with low prices, viii, he hopcs
be an Induccmenl for dealers to call aud exam
ne the assortment.
Among them are lle following:
IL 10 G-l Cambria aud Joeonct Musins
PlGin and llsd Null aud Book Nluslns, extra
quality
Swiss Muslin, pIain and extra fed
Common aud superior prints new style
Plain and stripe B1tisfc, adk Barfage
SWISS Muslin CaprS and Collars
Elegant Gauze aud SILK lllds.
Irish Llncns Black Latesuing do Surcas ian
Ladies Md nnd Hosl.m's Gloves
Gcntlemcn's boskm's aud Woodstock do
Ingram and White Cotton Hosiery
Elegant Plaid oiihS, new style
Fine Versailles and taleutia pcstings
superior Blue aud fancy colorcd Cloths
Brown, bieachcd aud plaid Cottons
With almost every other articles suited TO the
season and demand, aud viii, il is hoped, render
satisfaction to customers
ABNEY VI. FACkLER.
Bank square, Lyncbburg.
May 4 $50
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Nay ls
Consumptions, Coughs, &-c.

Buffers vegetable Iadlaa Specific,
IHNOR the cure of Colds. Coughs, Consumpti-
~ ons, Splitting o. Blood, Asthma. and all dis
orders ufthc Breast aud Lungs
he Vegetable Indian Specific, has stood the
test Of experience. and proved itself the most va
luable REMEDY e,fr discovered tor the cure al
Asthma, and all die diseases of the breast and
lungs. leading 10 consumption Tic following
certificate Jusircorncd from highly respected
gentleman, will show its value.
l. Samuel Moor. do hereby certify. that fnr
upwards OF wear, | was severely afflicted with a
pain IN my hrrasi accompanied with avery bad
cough aud shortuess OF meath and every indica-
ton in the opinion Of a Physician OF approach
ing consumption. Alter passing through a
course ofmed snr, and finding no relief, | was
induced To MAKE ulal OF Buffers Vegetable Ind
an Specific. and the use OF one anda half bottle.
completely rrstorcd nc tn health and | have re.
manned So cNer since, bciu. upwards ola year.
Tho celebrated Dr. Cullen has taught us that
" our fist attention should be employed in watch
ing the approach oitnc disease aud preventing
ITS proceeding 10 an meurablc state aud in per.
sons of consunptiye habit. especially those bonn
OF consumptlyc parents, the slightest symptom
Of an approaching consumption at the consump-
tive period Of life ought carefully 10 be attended
to
Inc Speolfc IS obtained by extraction from
herbs, roots, flowers. plants, &c when in perec.
ton. in consequence of happy combination
of the most valuable herbs, &c. IT becomes a bal.
sam o superior value. theuls tbeiniurcdpar
opens thc pores and composes the disturbed
nerves, after tine manner Of an anodvne conse.
qucnty the obstruction otthc chest aud the lungs
which conStituethe disease particularly need IT'S
use. ltrtomotcs expectoruion which is so
constantly called for and whilst It cIeansrs and
heals, ii also gives strength to the tender lungs
In tins manner II removes the hectic fever. i'm
proves digestion, gives strength to the nerves. re
pairs the appetite and improves the spirits This
specific may always be given in satcty--it is
mild & pleasant 10 the taste aud is found particu
| larry useful IN ypochrondrical, nervous and hys
tcrical diseases
Each bill otdirectons contains detailed &C.
count of this disease in all its different stages
and will be accompanied with the signature o.
the proprietor m red ink. Is is offered for sale
by the subscriber who is appointed by the pro
prietor sole agent for Lynchbms.
June s, 3m THOMAS J. DUVAL.
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David ~ Robert Kyle

~ EspEcrFuLLY invi,e TIRE pprntI1un oi
st .lpir irieat- ava cnstOmsys 70 TIE ioio"
In ,-tfees recently fScnFcd
a = pieces BIZ Italian and sinehew Lu'e
strings
Do do Tan and led Blk. eros de Nap
rase ans Lawns and % IRISH shceihga
Z s, C4lcars Of tie latest aud hanaso'nes'
sffic
A'fsr nlrses Ricn Dsmssk Table Linen ron
- lo qrs
; zasr ftsI.ipnab, rarssols
] de Wy fac Bin. q White Cotton los q
-. May %.
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and fnr Sale IN virginia.

vnHf SUBSCRIBER has numerous tract
at J.snd f,t sale iu TIE Western cnupte
olTjrtini4 10 sit. IL trreenhrier. Monroe, hen
Inv, Gle Logan. Wood, Nouonealia, Pes
.on. Har,issn Lewis. Cabcl aud Randolph
which ae proqt-eslo sell II public auction al
the places aud tin.s stated heio"
lsnoaa ts1e. IN Aason and Caheli--ri Point
pI.s.aa', on TUESDAY the 9TH DAY Of
nrst
10000 s,fes in Kenhawa. logan aud Giles
At Charleston on Monday the J lth June.
$50 oa0 Acres in Lewiston Monday the % ol
July. ~ Weston.
10000 Acres IN ilaui,oa-at CiarhsbntT, On
Mandagtho ION ofJu'y
10 0oe Acret IN Grrephi1cr aud Montoe--'t
- I.ewishuig on Monday toe 10Th Jon".
goo 600 Acres IN Randolph--on Monday, at Be
VERY. 27th day Of August
Sales 10 continue from day 10 day until all arc
gold Being obliged te cl9se soveral lataiee ili1
season. those who may wish 70 mike purehusr,
are respectfully invited TO VIe'V tie lnei5 and at
tena the sales When they mny haye chance OF
making valuable purchases. a. the land. must be
Sold here are some valuable bottonsou the
Rivers aud Creeks aud large quantity oigood
farming laods
The lana. vii be sold 10 suit purchasers wish
ing To make large sciilemcns--or tbosf in small
or sr,tlcmcnts--ot IN single tnrms--and there
ore many settled faums in each county.
A credu ~ hc given OF !, :. 3, aud years,
payable by annual nstllments, aud good titles
made to the lands.
The particulars pfqnartity and quality alcach
tract II be explained at thr time OF the sale.
The subscriber will offer for sale n public alc
ton. 25.0oa Acres Of lnud lying IN Kentucky,
u the Red Bank, ~ the Ohio H,er. IN lender-
II g
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08

sNB E0BEBrEnN.S PATENT SIGMA.
- CIlIG BlIIEE@ 1hr>e celebrated and
veil known Bitten arc composed purely OF We
getablcS, of the rspst innocent yet specific vu-
tues, aud ae particularly recommended tor re-
s'aring weak constitutions. cleansing n strength
tning the stomach. aud increasing thc appetite
they evpel worms in all aces but from then SIM
pucity and safety, dfc a mustuatural 9r3 tJieCtl.
alylani5'ge. Wheu admmlsteredto cinldrcr, thev
are gratefully warm, and pnngently aromatic
tbcy are extremely sgrucrahlc in all seasons
but particularly 50 on the approach of warm
weather. when hllaus iablT experience such 10.
fa loss ntappcttr; they ATE also certain proven
tive against those complaint, 50 much IN tho
spring, such Is Intermittent 'cycrs and Agues
Dysentarcs, a.. Ac.
They posses, poreo> IN, thr property peculiar Il
Themselves. OF qua ifvin@ mud amehoratiug thosl
mAammatory peluitou, qualities inherent u ar
dent SPIRITS, and So often fIill when taken in an
empty stomach. and convert, taem into Whole
some, pleasant and myig ort'iue stomachic.
They are very pleasant Cordial Bitter. an,
are recommended for tine use oftavens. as wei
as private families
a few do2"u btttfs ofthc above valuable Bit
tors, ier sale by the subscriber Price one dol
Jar per bottle. WALIEBH. MIDDLETON.
tea. % Opposite Post Office
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Ip)URsUANT to decree pronounced on the
IL 9Th day of October, 1876, in the Superior
Court of Chancery for the Lvnchburg district,
in,he cause ofPh Thuimon Plaintiff, against St
George Tucker and others Defendants, the UNI
dersigncd Marshal OF the said court, will sell hy
way OF public auction, for cash, ON the prem-
ses, on laesday the 18th day of June lS27 (if
fan, duot the next iair day thereafter,) a tract
otland lying in the county of Amherst contain
ing one hundred and ninety eight and a half
acres being a tract of land OF winch Matthew
Tucker dird seized
I. "A. HoICoMBE, VI l. c. D c.
May IL ids40
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May 8.

NNfEW BOoKs.-The subscriber ...
81 the pleasure Of informing Tie Init.
he has Just received, direct from Fhiis4,4. t..
very large supply Of BOOKS and sI,iI,'ss a
Ky, wbich renters his stock Fr,y -
complete--Anong the last arrival. an AM
~ interesting aud valuable production. y
Alinacks, Novel. M > vols In. p,
nave said 50 mach IA praise of this uo,l
would he snpefiaous 10 say any MON
Tales OF the OiIafa lamily, IN vel. $40
series itmay well be questioned yHrtsa.
story WIS ever written Of a mofa iHr-,..
interesting character thHn the Nauzlg.
work, which having once been read ~
be easy to forget ~ 9a'
Tales Ola Voyage 70 the Arctic 0cs,e
wells. This perhaps IS the most ifte,...t..... -
amusing production that has been befs.c
pnhlic for some time
Paul Jones' Romance by Allen Cs,n...
ham, in 3 yols.--so much bas already l.,.
praise OF this worii, beidIe received a.,
need not say any thine more Ia favor ofii
Honor OIlara, a Hovel, IN yols. ~ |
Maria Porter, who is s@erally great fa,di
writer with me
a'nily Legends and Traditions Off =
ofircland, with fine plates. THIS is cey,,55.
the most magical work that the pubic h..
the pleasure O. pernsng for some time "A 1..,..
America. bs The author 81 Europe I'm
ter stands very high as literary mar. hcgrci
work must, " ought, 10 he good one
Speeches Of lienry Clay, with a very cn,,...
portrait This work IS executed in yrr,
terly tsle- beng, printed on very superior
per, which must prove very intereslpo ~,
Coalition party ADRIAN r. NORTH
May g.
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t'aiEdsis Nam sr5r' p-ppsrtg fer sale IN Lgact-

tairrafs rzain 5.r5rf p-Dpsrfg for sale IN Lgact.
bUfa
ynlUsSuaNT 70 decree pronounced IN the
Y 4sih day Of October. Is26 ~ the superior
Count Ut Gbae-eeq fef the ! nabhtlrg alrtiiri
~ the ean=o ri the Presidtri, Dfectafs and
Company Of the Bank Of Virginia Plaintiffs
snd robert Morris and ofhcfs Defendants the
undersigned Marshal of ile said court. sill sell
by way ofpuhlic auction. to- cash. on the pre-
muses., on "wednesday The 18th dsg Of June,
1877 81 f1ir If not the mkt fnr day thereafter, ]
one u1dls d"d moicty Of a CERTAIN lot IN the
Town of l.Ypcl'burg. with The fenement thereon.
occupied " Paul Jones and Beihnel " Hew.
son. situate on main or second street. containing
forty-nine and half feet front on the main
street, and extending back 1872. beng tie LOT
aud tenement owned jointly by Robert Nor
ris 4 the representatives Of James burlington.
This property is really valuable aud worthy the
attention Of capitalists
!. \ ii0LCOMBE, NJ l.. {. d. c.
MAY II. tds1O
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p COX BINDERY-rhe subscriber la. La

81 OOk BIADERY.-The subscriber has ls..
- " procured an additional first rate Roc.
Binder, which enables him TO DO all wo,L !,
that line with neatness and dispatch. he h.,
received dmeetfrom Philadelphia, a very hrs,
supply Of paper OF very superior quality, VIM,
enables him to do any kind OF Blank Hort Mt
minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and me mi,
&c generally may rely on having any worl a,
dercd OF me, faithfully done and made out ort1..
best materials and at very low prices.-per,ms
wishing books bound are requested to bring tbr,
forward innedIa;eiy as am somewhat at lqi,.
are and can do them much better than when
am pushed viii work. Tie public are GIrft,-
informed that bind books at much lower nric.s
than they ever were known to be done at in M,
dart Of lie country, and IN a much more super;.
on manner. ABhAM h. NORTH.
FEB. ts27
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08

EfaRUST AIE.-Ue 5aturdsy tie efh D.
L ofJuBe neat. nc siil sell upon the p1e-
ht,s-s. al public auction. Ter eash, tn House
and but now IA the occupancy .! A'et9nder
Brideeiaad, near the slaughter pen, ~ ne -
emily 81 I.ynehbarg--ai Tire zane ii1e aud
place. vii be ssid eh,e horse cart, Together vhh
all the house hold and kitchen furniture OF Eve
~ description belonging 10 said bfideeland,
consisting ofthree fati.er beds, aud furniture
complete, three mahogany dining tables, ioim'
ing one set, one walnut dining table, one clock
and case, one dozen vinusor chairs, one rocking
do one childs, high do. and mahogany bureau
and looking glass, one set Of china, ball dozen
silver table spoons, hall dozen tea 40. one sb-
Fcr ladle, one IRON and one beil-meiai kettle,
casiors, plates, dishes, &c &c too tedious hefe
10 ennueratc The above vii be made m pur-
suance Of q deed Of trn1 eaccuicdby said AieE.
Brdgeand to the undersigned for the purpose
of securing two several debts due to the late
firm of Alexander 1ompkus, d Co and Is now
of record in the Hastings Court Clerks Office,
for the Corporation of Lynchburg. The trns-
tees viii only convey such right TO this property
as the said deed vests in them.
S. 4 NJ. II. GARLAND, Trustees.
May %. tdsl2
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YnluRsuANT 10 a decree OF the Superior
Y Cour Of Chancery, directed by Law 10 be
holden at the town of Lvuehbutg. pronounced
on the 9th day of October, 1896. in cause
therein depending between Gabriel !. Scott. plt
and Reuben Pendeton, James 5. Fendlcton and
Robert Tinscy, defts.--The undersigned Mar
shall otthe said Superior Cont OF Chancery,
will. on Wednesday, the 3othday ofneSt month,
If fair 'fnot the neNt fair day, atthe Courthouse
Of the county Of Amherst, proceed to sci, by way
OF public auction, to the hig hest bidder for rea-
dy mobe,, two slaves. named Michael and Gil
bert, being the slaves, in the said decree mentl-
oned. THOMAS A. H0LCOMBE, Mar.
Aptd27. ctds3S
By consent ofpwtiss he abore 'aie wai take
place. before he Aaryhoits o4ice, in Lync6bwg,
on Frii4g The 9Th n .htn,, ls27, yJair, i not, the
neat tar dGy thereafter
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= j1hCsI SALE.-m pursuance Of Il dec %
- nast executed TO the undersigned, '%
bcolam" \. Phillips, on the Sd day OF Noffnr
Ter, $50, and now of record in the Clerk VI
nee Of Amherst County Court, given iorthe Sc
eurity OF two several debts due 10 the late MN
OF Alexander Iompkns, Il Co. we viii on +,
day The 22d lay Of June, 1927, proceed to SUI.
nFnn the premises, at auction, fnF cash, i"lA
b.i5 OF ground containing a hail are ea'
lying in tbetown Of Madison. and comfy
Amherst, within less than nlle o. lmchfe' ]
lue o! those Lots is improved, and the fcst !,
vacant. They are the same Lots conveyed -
said Phillips by the trustee, of the iown'i N'd
son.-Actmg as trustees, we shall onlt ton''s
such interest as is vested Us by said deed
5. ~ NJ, H. GARLAND, Trustees
May %. tds12
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May II.

;. nROST SALE-By virtue ofadeed oil trust,
- executed by John n Rose, to the subscri-
bers, lor certain purposes therein expressed,
which said trust deed was admitted To record IN
the clerk, office of the county court Of Amherst,
ON the 2lst of April, l823-.rhe undersigned
will, on the l1th June next, sell to the highest
bidder, ON II credit until the lst day OF January
next, the tract of land conveyed IN the deed a
torcsaid, VIZ : about three hundred acres, lying
IN the county of Amherst, and adioins the lands
OF William Morgan, VIM. NJ. Waller and the
Rose Mills tract. Upon thistract OF land there is
a good dwelling house, and all other necessary
out houses. The undersigned acting astrustees
will convey no other or further title than Is y,st
ed in them by the deed aforesaid but they believe
that to be good.
JOHN p. COBBS, }.r
JAMES s. PENN, ''"S'eeS
MAY II. ctdslo
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Yg4 ENIEW S-The subscriber beps leayt %
- inform the public that he is appointed
agent Nor this part of the country by the
publishers, Tor the following valuable Pero
deal Works, viz
North American Review, published in Bog
ton.
Edinburgh Review, published in Boston,
Quarterly Review, Do do
American Quarterly Reyiew, published in
Philadelphia.
NediGo- Chirurgical Review, published in
New York, and Edited by James johnson,
N. p.
Philadelphia Journal of Sciences Edited
by \. Chapman, NJ. d., w. p. DeWes, NJ. D.
and John Goldman, NJ. ID. &c. &c.
will remark ihat the above Reviews have
obtained great reputation and praise uom lie
very best Judges in the United States, being
edited by the most eminent literary men in
1Ie world, aud the typographical part exc
cnted equal 10 any whatever.
The subscription price for each OF ths n
bove works Is 50 per annum | viii furnish
elGcr of them o subscribers delivered Inti,3
pacC free Of ali other expenses; which VIII
save 10 those who take them from me about
two dollars a year on each work. hope
gentlemen will do me The favor Of calling and
Subscribing tor one or all OF the above yaua-
bic WORKS. ABRAM r. NORTH.
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1rAOR EENr-1he Mills commonly called
q the fredoaian Mills situated in Campbell
County. about seven miles below lyu6. uurg,
and within 100 yards or less, OF jams, kscf.-
For further particulars, terms, &c. apply to
Thomas i. Gay, tesiding near the premises, or
10 The subscriber IN Richmond
JOHN ROBERTSON.
Nav p III
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June

Ys4 EIGIOrS TRACTS "A large supply Of
- Rtglons Tracts, extending from No. !
10 No. l97, inclusive, have been received AT the
Depository.
The Members and friends ofthe Society here,
aud those living AT distance, can be supplied
GA application to GEORGE BAGBY, Trcusuer.
June T. 3t8G
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NV BOOKS The ses-ry.,s.
4 pressure 81 ,n'o1SluE fle publ.c -,
Of the most interesting wa. tla.s. . -
the pubic tor .nane sears iaa~sd 49,
from information thu 1t hardly 81, ~
passed. The "pfk an question IS cet,.,l
Gray the frsi part N one vel aud H., ..Ah
part in Two vols. This production Is - I'D
the Bon Ton ofthe day 5'''''s :
ABiAM R. NORTH
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Nav Il

" Ill subscriber viii undertake the collec-
- ton OF debts, due the people of Virginia.
IN the State OF Kentucky and Arkansas Terri.
,o'y'-Ah letters addressed to Tim, (post paid
Louisville kentucky, bis place of residence to
"hlch point he will return in a few DAYS. viii be
promptly attended 10. t RIjCkEp
hiay lS. ,Gsi
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for Rent. until Christmas,

EnHE HOUSE AND FARM, about one mile
q from Lynchbnrs recently in the oceupan-
cy Of Nh John Lee decd.--Ihis farm has every
advantage Of arcsidenee near town, being plea
sanity situated and beautifully improved. To
gelher with the farm. may be had an ample sup
ply OF provisions, laid IN by the late Nh. Lee
likewise, two negro men, aud woman, who is
a cook the crop of corn, rye oats and clover
and also patt Of the Furniture, if dcslallr
THERE'S GOOD supply oflce.--'fcrms acoomoda-
ting Apply to HAIHL.I MANSON.
May -. tcrs42
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u 'OIICE-By virtue Of a deed Of tust exc
" cmed 10 the subscribers by Hmtwel
Epps aud his wife, for the purpose OF mdema,
tying Fisher Wilson, which deed bears date
the 2ist day of May. 1884 aud is recorded IN
the county court or Campbell the undersigned
OF one of them, will expose 10 public auction, Ton
cash, at Campbell Courthouse, on The dr,t day
Of the June term OF the said court, the tract oi
land on which the sad ilartweli Eppes now re
sides, lying IN the count OF Campbell contain
my by estimation, five hundred and seventeen
acres more on less, and bounded by the lands OF
Odcn G. Clay and others. The trustees will
convey such title only as is vested in them by
the deed 81 Trust above mentioned
JOHN ALEXANDER
WV. KADFOKD
Nav Is. ctds4l
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May -

\fOIlCE.-Pursnan to the conditions of a
~ deed OF trust executed by Jabcz Camden
and Nancy ms wife to the subs rber, which
was admitted to record in the Clcr, Office OF
the County Court of Amherst, on the 9Th day
of November, 1928 for the purpose Of securing
10 Charles Il. Penn several sums Of money
herein specified | shall, on the sth day of
June, 1877, on the premises, sell at auction, for
cash, a tiaet ofland in the County Of Amherst,
adjoining the lands Of VIM. Stmuett and others,
containing by estimation 700 Acres be the same
more or less. Acting as trustee, shall convey
10 the purchaser such title only as IS vested nme
by the decd aforesaid, and no other
JAMES POWELL.
MAY IL. ctd,40
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Cornish's Remedy for the Piles
IDHE Medicine now offered to the pu.Ii-
a Is one which has been tnlIv suiieele
10 me inlalthle test ct experience AMI in e.
very instance where il las been fairy tlirj
il has b en- attended with the most comrle,.
success ~ some ct tut cases the la6enfs
had been laboring under the disease Ter wear.
and dor,na that period had received the best
medical advice, and had even undergone
painful sur zeal operation. without permanent
ADVANTAGE. lis not (lbe those nsuallpat
yeHisfd,1 offered as ee,taiu cure fora long
catalogue of disease, but those afflicted VIlh
tins complain, for which atone II J. recon
mcnded, may rely with confidence upon1h-
tanning relief, eFea in its worst forms, in
short timr and they themselso5 are t0c hest
judges OF the importance OF such remedy -
Price 80 cents pei box, with directions sign
ed by the proprietor.
The subscriber IS appointed Agent for he
sale OF the above medicine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON
Nov OF
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08

1EloR SALE >,sh 10 sell ny House and
=. La ~ l.ynehbarg. situated an die hill.
opposite Dit Ldastd piice5s. 81 efrssB, oren=
p,ed b. Mrs Wa1s ap has = IL sirable si,iis-
ion Tor private iaf.,ls aud all be- sold on
IeaRa1ii'e terms Application s,t I've made 10
Nj Al n Wyllie. WILLIAM PUAuP.
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