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FOR COuGiis CONsuMPTiONs, AND AsTHMAT
&c COMPLAINTS. 90.

UNR. ROGERS Vegetable Pumonic Detergent. Also
A. Io2ers Anti Bilious Aperent Pulmonary Pills. The
above Articles well known, and their qualities 70 just
" appreciated by the pubic, tlri 't sueuOs Ia PUBLISH
any the tiO,sans of certificates We proprietor as re-
ceived frun those WHO have een cured by tem The FOL!
lowing however having been eiy received iione nsc
ed
Dr. q GORGE ROGERS, Near York, Jan. 4, iSle.
Dear S-Y,ai nrs recoiect e circumstance OF the IL
disposition Of my little son, lnb0urng under serious P
ouary affection, whom you prescribed for feW times by
the solicitation of his mother your Office, In the course ot
the summer past II fact a lie appeared to be ire
eorcraby from bu, by strict attention 10 your pre-
script IONS and the Of your vaable compound fulnos
mic Detergent for few weeks, he rs now perfectly healthy
and eshy therefore feel my duty 10 express my graf
tudc You under the blessing OF Providence for Tie res0
ton Of my eos health II does appear 10 De that vegc-
table medicine like YOURS sa, md etcscios, reqnies
only be known u hc university approved Of, and US
friend the fniy Of and toy is reason YOU arc ct
liberty and requested give lHbicy o The abovc re-
marks from your obliged frcad, although personal nc-
quainianre with YOU EiCf anp GAkDSEa.
The above excellent medicines prepared with Tie
by Dr. Rogers, al his Dspcnsiory, aud for sale
by Timothy Kellogg whole ple AMI retail, No ., Merciants'
Exchange, General Agent for the proprietor, where all or
des any part Of the United states will e promptly ex
ecuied
For sale In Providence. by JOHN ". Mason Co. No
~, Broad st. and Dury GREENE, High Street .
May q ly la"wi
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FROM rnE LADIES' MAGA=INE.


fE .fsI SONG.
The liz Of M! ! forget them, hove,
They cannot injufe thee;
The rosr tree has It's thoriis, 10y,
yei grows nu-i leau,eUl5y!
The ocean has hsstons, love,
Vet whcu the winds dD sicc,i,
Oh, what can he more peicsill, lfEr,
fhan that pure bfcal.iig deep:
Nl.it lIas It's darkness, ton, irvs,
Yet when the stars on hi.h
And the y'u,s muon Is lighting, pge,
The bower and tic sky =
vhen tle bright dey Is twiniling, ltIe;
Like diainni,ls in Oil ssht,--
On who wo,ild for noinsGt, loTf,
Exchange ii ;ls day light:
Youth has ils smiles aud tears, hyo,
And April has lis showers
All things are wei ordained, love,
For both bring foitL Ma il.wt;'
Ad,skfog eloui may dim, logc,
Al morn tic SKIES o. Jne,
Il then the sun si.ines Diit. iag',
More glUfiolsiy al hooi!
O.i would riss AL il;s, lo'c
The ruae-tIcc's tlluTn aud siu,:i,
That might 1is transplant loSe,
The rose bud ~ my heat.
NiGIILAHu gA2v.
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RAY OF LIGHT.

When God created tho heavens nnd
the earth, he said 'let there be light, and
there was light Before the most noble
Of Gods productions were brought into
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The following Tale vas selected. rs
tho best from about twenty otkes, which
were presented in competition for the
Volume of Approved American Poetry
offered by Mrs, WARE, for the Bower of
Tasto,' .,i
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THE BLIND MANS LAY.


e fines Aim felt as IL his blindness were uNssii.
fr forced him 10 trust To his own turn for coil
WAYS Fanny sl alTnsl lave ye:s 10 scn the cath ana
tl,e sky no lra,l r,v tiat Aaus eyes were dak bn
he wsre Ia hrr liza, tl s,n;l o ID, bld ry uccy arr
OF the pnrs thai he kg. " were near is i,.t was pleas
nj incrd and that lie sip,v ,f all tie iate birs aAf
his I.rr tfsncs Ulu hiul'j-Lfckts o7,i stl!a1s o
SQt:isk life
tr.
y ,r,rn of Ll,e e,eI yi,,,,ts o,e,l ,jnir li,;,
.ro The frs, ,resyy cal of raty snriu.-
And tir.,e from, ,le rrey dawn m, tvIirh;'s eloon
Where ,i,s so srrg rr moss s,,rciargoa w.ti daay,
Yielded iis o,,,iie r,1is,itte 10 the to,ct
telling the nicitfhll rcar-ic unused away
Long L..i1s nc tent haluin, - save when
Thp sol ,n,I p;.y;ng words Of love wouli cali
I .,o,,,r = we os syc,,s,st s,,, mo-, ,,v
- ,,..,, a h,s nn,,rl,,iug ,,nat n.f,v!
N''''e %
Tl.s,rh I,s,r flrc gli.y .eli
tit ihs t.,i,,'s s,ta.ed al,
OF the wRi, Z gers varied hne,
And the y,!., iirkly hue
hi.d tire crii,so, bash cha, gioys
Jn the rieh, vohip,u,lls rGse---
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CREAM OF AMBER,

For removing pnpes spoe, peokie aud all crnpon of
The sai gradually propucas soft, clear aud beautiful
pexion.
A. remedy for Sc.ofla and Sail Shen, lis merits staad
unri, alled
The fullest rencc may 1e placed upon the efficacy of the
CREAM OF AMDEE - ~ ~ aboycme opcd, II
o'y renders the skin beautifully so smooth and y hu. !
pes caTc IN is application, promote, tbs fee an,
rpied exeee u hose functions Of tic skn which
say to heakh aud the aunment ard preservation he.u
tfli complexion. ..... ...
A'lo the shove Mciitscs afe for ssle by Dr. GEORGE
IT, TILLISGiiASr sol, agent for hi, town, No T. South
MaIa Street. ,iyn ~ The ~ stlpn Mouar. June4
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= =
VALUABLE MEDICINES.

NUR DAM takes this nelhoi to inorrn his friend. and tho
Va public, hat he !ls poro,o, of'hres Recipe; which
he has rcoeny puic Of NJ. RAylEs toschcr with
cercis Of which attached 10 the directions
for the use OF the Medicines
Formerly gained great rcpue for tho Of he Atna, ard
all con,unpive eompsnts bat always considered pos.
live for tho Asthma and Whoopn, Cough since which
time, many articles have Teen substituted, what effect the pub
lie are the hest judges. ..
Celebrated Hrnorroides Pie Eoe,pary and Ointment
This preparation known 20 he positive for the Pilc.,
many Of The no, respectable pe,on IN Boston, eau
Gates from them can.be Mr.. CHARLES BARRELLS
i5a, Wahinstonee, and at Druggist Shops !, Boston;
but he Known Of Mr. Be he Agent for the U
ANDERSoN's EYE WATER,
(Not prepared by Anderson who invented the Cough Dop)
article which much celebrated in Paris aud London
which others have started and sed with Ey
W.r s"oS Of The @ 'Ss Of This a h
many have recently used with great in the
northern and middle states: :
bis Agents under the psc" pe'nende.as Of one Of the
best Chemists in Boston.
the U,n lie has agynt i, eight of the states besides
Massachusetts, viz, ]. Portland, Maine; Wood.tcck, vermon,,
ren Gonn New York City, Albany w. Troy, Uea Roehesc,
Saratoga Springs and Egs Fah, ". y phadcphia, Pen;
Balmore MIDI and Boston, Mass. at which la" place the Pro
pretor resides.
LExbER p2M, DANIEL SoYEs, Marssi .Tset, o.
CHARLES BAkRkLl i5S, wa'hn5on street, Boston, will
receive immediate attention
N. B. The proprietor has particularly instructed all his
Agents to refund The money every Puehrscr ofhte Med
cincs they do MT give satisfaction upon fair ,ria the Pu
chaser returning the boxc, bo,tci sud directions, within
fortnight aner the oi the Mcdiri,c.
CERTIFICATEs
Boston. afay Jo,h, 1895.
the subscriber of Huntington in The Of New York,
have taken Of Paen" Pile Elecuary and Ointment,
which has enely cured ci the Piles (Which had very
badly five DAYS. and should rccormend and ave every
person who has a troublesome complaint make o the
above remedy, which consider positive cure. lssuD
SOLOMON kETCHkM,J Jr
Boston, Nov. 28h, 1896
This 10 certify that have used Fatcn celebrated Pile
Eecy and cured by the OF week. after be-
ing afflicted more thnn twenty yeas. (Sgncd)
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rsla rna LloicJ' AAG,slS,

NIGULASU EAaJ.
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tunes Aim felt II his bliincss a bNssihe
fr Il forced lin lTs 10 his soulo u.n for conuii
tho bsa aid plres human acC,us and "a see God al
ways Fanny coud a!1sl have ve:a TO sec tue earth and
the sky beautiful, thai Aiiaii's eyes dark bn.
lie Whispered her, thai s smell of ic bud ng al
OF the primss thai he kE. is tszt Pleas
ant inGeed aud that tie siD,ug Cf all tie late brs aae
his lssrt rsacs wain haI.'-Ligkts al s!rilars u
St [iT~.
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Nnlnahle l.and for sale.

IN obedience 20 - decree of the superior
y Court 81 thao.ets holden at otauntou on
THURSDAY the 2pth day OF November, ls23 ~
SUIT therein depending, wherein Ann II. Lee,
z. { Lee, : ). Lee X. t. Lee Catharne Nil
.ved Ice, William MMShal and Ann II. his
.s.ne aud Bernard M1abc are complts. aud
Hugh Nelson aud Eliza has wife are defendants.
IN which Hugh Nelson Is appointed a trustee TO
cary the SAID 'CCIee INTO effect and IS ordered
is proceed 10 sell Il tract Of land. lyLlg IN the
CONT rs OF Patrick aud Montgomery containing
Eighteen Thousand nlne hundred aud twenty
acres Which were duly conveyed by George Nj
.eholns aud Charles living 10 John Nicholas, aud
lyy the sad IohH Nicholas aud Aun his wife con.
seYcc to Henry Lee by deed dated 18Th nav OF
October ls90, aud hy the said Henry Lee
conveyed 10 John Walker of Ahemare, by deed
dated 18th day Of May, 1901, which SAID seve-
raj deeds we're duly recorded in the General
Court, ~ trust 10 repay 10 Charles Carter OF
5diIy fle sum of ST 900 with interrst-and
b. the sad Charles Carter his interest in the
said deed ottrast was duly conveyed TO the com
platnants herein reelted, bearing the name oil Lee
by his deed Of assignment dated June 10. 1901
/ stall oiief for 'Hle. at public auction, before
theFdsle Tavern in Richmond the said Eight
teen Thousand nine hundred and twenty acres
Of Land, ON Monday the LIST day of January
next, AZ II o'clock on a credit OF one, two and
three wears, the purchaser giving bonds with
approved seeusiiy, for three equal annual install
taents. The trustee retaining lien on the lands
niltll all the payments are made
HUGH NELSON Trustee.
Dec 81. td.21
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yaluab!e Real Estate at Auction.

1uli. suh#e,i1cr vii soil by wy Of Pubic
Auction. on NedaesdaY the 23id n'H'
month Janaary,f tan, otherwise the neHtfa,
dt, thereafter "a. the town of Iynchbnfe y
! feet OF sfourd, fronting On Nam street
ranalnc haek lbs usual depth OF lot, aud m
n,cdiatrl, tetn ccn M John VI Aa"iek ne"
Buck iloa.e aud Nj Richard Iyrce's Gtoeety-
Alsa. the taa soodca fenements lmmcdHtel'
IN front Ut lie Franklin liutc. containing "a
feft 'front.' on said Street, aud running bach l"Z
feet Terms. | nd > years ciedi Bonds "r'
approved security. AID a decd OF trust Oh the
property will be required TO secure tho pay
meth
The sale will I've conducted by MI George
Nhrlorkc, Aucli0uosr. I'M. lleiNh.
De-. 81 tds2l
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ALBHlGiI's
C0AN MsAA.> SYnt'p

IHlilS Medicine, for the short timeit h,,
- been before the Public. ha, proved itself
superior 10 Panaceds, aud other remedies "a
such degree as 10 give confidence to the Pro-
Prlct"l, that its efficacy alone viii support il,
distinguished merits II is the most uselnlSprpp
aud autumn Alternative ever Yet ,coyered L
Is 50 perfectly innocent thai no evil effect need
be unprecedented nom il, nappled agreeable
TO the directions. tmay be given, without an,
apprehension to the most tender infant Oh lee
bic adult
The COLUMBIAN SYRtPwill relieve and
eventually remove the following diseases Ne
cro,is Carries, lor alteration, OF the bones)
King IEil, 81 Sciotula, Rheumatic affections Of
the head, and system generally syphilis Met
cnflal, and all complaints OF mating III the m
proper nsr Of Mercury; Ulcers 81 the mouh. l.
throat White Swelling Generous and inyctc-
rate IceIs discharges FROM tie Eals; diseasi
Is Of the Skin Liver complaints Jaundicc H.
digestion, aud Debility.
As a general depuiative article, or purifier
OF the blood, this medicine possesse, invaluable
powers Ii improves the appetite ana las ne
remarkable quailty ri deptIsne ihr SKIN OF that
yellow bilious tint, which is 50 common IN blr..s
constitutions. Besides the diseases above ear,
meratcd, il is also recommended as renee, or
that affecting disorder, the uIctlared sire l.,d
under which children SUFFERING most excrdciatus
torments for years.
Each bottle of the genuine Medicine has lab.
el representing the Eagle aud the lydia. VITA
IN! signature
D. PkIcE $3 PR Borrll AND S3orEg Dor
EN-. JACOB hEkiGHl,
No. 1903, Arch Street. near ihrd, Phila.
Oct %.
The subscriber has just rcceyeda large qoanl
tity OF the Columbian SyIup; and Is the only
gent tor this section OF country
MAILER Ii. MIDDLEI0N,
Opposite Post Office,
Oct. %
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70 OhANbP, on ihe 9th o. Isnnary, from
- the subscriber living IN Buckingham, a
negfo man, oilieht complexion. named Harry.
between - aud - years of aee weighs about
$50 o. 10 nearly sIs icet high. well formed,
aud hcsiy. ilE clothing VAS very indHcrcot.
aud Geed mol he described, with the exception OF
white hai. lie vas formerly the property of
Nj. Nelson tiaxton Of Campbell county I
purchased Inn ~ a sheriff, sale last November
fontt lie eas seen ia this place on Friday
nlshi last, where il Is possible he may sill be
concealed, a. he has connections residing here
have reason To believe that, il. he is not 40.
pretended speedily IN this county. he will make
his escape 10 West Tennessee, aud, ifhe does
50, fhat he will cross at Ross Ferry On lIols-
ten River frhe above negro should be taken
IN Buckingham county, will give ten dollars,
bnt Il on the county twenty dollars reward
tof MS apprehension.
ABSALOM STEVENS.
Buckingham Jan u ts2s
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Dec 81
TRUST SALE,

AZ y Wednesday, the Odd day OF Jan. ls2S,
" will proceed 10 sell, on the premises, al
nnb1ic auction a certain tract ar parcel "i land,
iymr and betng in The county ot bediofd, on
James river. containing one hundred acres
NOR or less. including two Small Islands ms
land lies within fuur miles ot lynehburg. and IS
thna. pt to be extremely valuable
On the 14lh day oi1anuary ls2si vii sell
before the Market House IN the town OF Lyhtn-
bnrp. several valuable slaves.
lhe above sales viii be made IN pursuance OF
two several trust deeds executed by Gabriel l..
seofrto Henry q Ely, aud VIM. ". Scott, ior
th,. indemnity OF lhus II scott, one dated the
18th of June. 1924. and ofrccofd IN the clerk ;,
sIf,r OF Bedford county court, the other dated
rh, I'm da, Of August, 1924, and of record IN
Amherst clerk o0ice--io both of which deeds
thu undersigned has been appointed trustee ior
special purposes. 10y IN order OF the Hastings
Court ot the Corplrat,5n Of Lynchhmg,
Ierms will b. liberal aud made known on the
da.s of sale.
wu only convey such right as is vested IN
ne bv the leeds and order alorrsdld-an of
which vii be exhibited al the sales.
MAURICE II. GARLAND, Trustee.
Dec Al tds2s
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NfOTICE.-C Committed 10 Campbell la'l
y o. The 9TH Of wy. ltsi. Two negro men,
IamcsA Dick -taurs aNelluw fellow, about
- years old. common staiure--DtCk, black
fellow, about - ~ i wears oi asc, Who says
theV run AMY from Mrs Newman, moving from
io,isa county Va 10 the western country.
Those fellows at fri said fheY belonged 10
Thomas Johnson II Lausa.--3he owners
are requested 70 prove property. pay charges
aud take them away.
GERMAN JORDAN,
failor for Campbell co.
Dec % dw21
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Dec 81

HnlE subscriber viii sell privately hls tract
ofland IN Bedford county, situated on the
nnflh and south forks nt tuosc Cfeek, aud on the
main road leading from Lynchbufg to llncas-
tic. l. mlles west OF Liberty aud adjoining
Capt Buford. Il contains about llOo acres, OF
which $40 are mclearcd. The part which is
uncearrd, except a very small portion, is excel
lent tobacco land Ofthe cleared land, 100 n
crcs are low grounds ofthr frs quakty, aud the
,emaindcl remarkably fnc highland ! his IS
one OF thc hest tracts Of laud IN the upper COM
nv. being well adapted 10 the cultivation OF to-
bacco aud all kinds OF grain II lies remarkably
vel and is very free from stone; II divided It
would make two very handsome trncts which
shall be done II those " o wish to purchase
wish It. Persons wishing 10 purchase may ap.
DIV 10 the subscriber residing IN the ncighboI
s..ood Of New london, o. TO Capt. Butard resi-
dug nrar the tract WILLIAM IRVINE.
January ! ts2b
n The Editors Of the Enquirer will insert
the above advertisement I'll forbid, aud forward
thcir bi TO this office for payment
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1;DCCA11ON

glIIC subscriber all epen 7eboolin Isneh'
II burg, On Mo1das, the fourth oi FEBRUARY
ne.t. in Which will g. caught The usual hfaneo's
ei an ,seiu lnFb.h education, and NE LAIN y
tsfeek languages lefms--i"r ne bug is1eo"iA sc
ten dollais. iar fhc iatn aud oiesh hlieth az,
las per sc.siea otHte oiea''is' ph, Ho'e VI ""'
,sner Tor efsrac'fi I'D qualifications refer
-, MAJ, IL. b..l 60 the Rsv \ \ tobHs. OF tho
Sep london Aeoasmy u. y Nai''s
Dee 81
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~ O0k BlNDEki.-Ibc snb.c,.,.=.
- y proemed an add,ional f,r., Las lar.
Binder, y hieh enables INN to do IN '''f Boz.
that line With neatness aud dis VI. a
received direct from phlladelpFis Ii 1t
'n2ply OF paper of'e,y superior ,.n.,.'.5 a.r'
enables hlm 10 do any kind Of Bi,,,t =. ,"apa
minutes notice, Merchants. Clerk. -. =s "a
lie generally may rely on having a,. ~ .7D
dered OF ne, faithfully done and man. -. %,
best materials and at very low p,I,s. -. ~ Tie
wishing books hound are reaue.tc., tal.. sI~is
forward Immediately a, an ,ou,.,,,., ''.s a7a
nre and can do them much bette, H.. d is7-
am pushed with work. Tie public - @lt'i
informed that hind boot. al mocl h.. ''''''r
than they ever were known to be doa.z.. il'''
dart OF the country, and IN much mo-. VI Us
OF manner. AREAN f. Nalrvl
Feb. 9 ~
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SlNNNiN 81 kNMcN NNONs.

y
in the house owned by Mr.. Archibald Robert.
son, and immediately opposite The Post Office.
His Goods are OF the latest importalons, aud
great pains have been bestowed in selecting
the latest style Of patterns. lie solicit those
who may wish to purchase 10 call and view
his Goods and judge for themselves. He
ilattrrs himself that in point of chenpnes5 !,
quality and style, they will not be surpassed
by any in the State. As the season is very
inr advanced, he would artcularlY solicit
those who may want Broad Cloths aud coarse
Noollens, 10 take n look AT his, as he will
sell them nj a pery small Hdeaace.
His stock consists in part OF the following ar
ticles, viz
Superfne blue and black west of Ing land
Cloths and Cas5imeres
Steel Mkt. Olive-Citror, Rrown-Olive and o.
Tier tancy cold Cloths
/ Drnb, white and Iancy cold Gassimeres
Black and white Casslmeres for vest, ,supe-
riUr Goods
! !. pubIe milcd Drah and Waterproof Cloths
Scarlet red, green, spotted and white Elan
uels
Cassinclfs, some of which very superior
krrseys, L,nscvs, Plain and Forest Cloths
Rose and Point Blankets, (he.D
rarran and Circassian Piuids
Plaid Cloaks
Bombazelles, assorted
French and English BOmhazines
Black and slate cold wurslnd Hose
Cotton aud silk DO darge as4oriIneny
Meriuo aud Cashmere ShaWls
large and elegant assortment Of Melino,
Cashmere, SILK and Gau2e Hrs
eros de Naples silk plain, fs d aud wafer d
French gray, ash,s OF rests, brown, and
II great variety oil the most fashionable
COurs
Beat black Italian Lutcstrings, Senchaws
Sarsnels Salns, Levanlines, Fioreuces
aud black Mode
Best Nankcen aud Canton Grapes
Black and brown Satdu, an elegant article
for Ladies' dresses
Black, white and pink SMtins
Plain Bobbineli, aud
Black Bobbincu Lace Wells, "a mosttashion-
An elegant assortment Of Ribbons
Belt and sash DO
Ladies aud Gentlemen silk Hose well as,
sorted
do do Silk Gloves
do TO horse skin, KID, bca.
yer and worsled do
silk Barrase
Piping and Gimps, daisy and frog Buttons,
aud adher TRIMMINGS
/ silk aud Velvet Yesiings
Best hlack silk Velvet, and some fancy CO
Iura
Company Flags aud fancy silk Hdkfs
| silk Umbrellas, some the largest size aud
very best quality
! Tortoise sheI! Combs, assorted
/ Superior hlack Lasting ana Circassians
Lace Capes
! Bobhnelt and Thread Laces and Edgings
+ RBhps. lnuurp1 and > ippanfIg uprleG
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Vit]E Subscriber living in New London res
i pectfuIly informs her friends and the pub
IL. that she will soon be prepared TO furnish
eenlec accommodation 10 those who INA please
10 favor her with their company. Stttdems IN
tending 10 70 to the Rev. Nicholas II Cobb, at
the Academy eau also'be furnished with board on
the terms usual in her northumberland eve
~ attention in her power will be paid 10 their
comlolt aud departments
ELIZABETH ALEXANDER.
Jan. II Lung
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NafR. SAMUEL FLEMlNG-As you are
AFAno' an inhabltant of This commonwealth,
we hereby notify You, thai we shall take the
deposition Of James d AskeW. ut his house,
IN Logan county state Of Kentucky, on Mon
day 2Sth day Of the present month January,
TO he read as evidence at the trial ot the suit
depending in Campbell county court, where
in we, as assignees of said Askew are pitts. Il
you are def. Should said deposition not .be
taken on that day above named, then it viii
he taken TN the day AFTER or continue from
day to day till ii is taken
PANNILL g. NOWL1N
Jan 10. tlc42o
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AOTTCE.--Ihe subscribers take this meth
v cd al informing their friends and the pub
generally, that they intend, during the ensn-
Spring, to visit the States OF Tennessee, Ala.
ma, Mississippi aud Louisiana, and will faith
Nv aud punctually transact or settle any bust
Ess that may be confded TO their care. They
Slso intend taking with them some negroes, and
will buy and take with them several more young
negroes, On moderate commission. ltev viii
start about the first OF February, and may be
seen at their room on main street, opposite A. K.
North's Book, Store, Lynchburg.
{. 81. ID. B. PHELPS.
Jan. II. ts29
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DnRUsr skLE.--By virtue Ola d. Ell OF
l trust. executed 10 MS on the seventh DAY o.
August ls23. by Robert &. SIT aud h.'bi'''
scott. Of the county Of Cainphell, aud oi fe
c9ra IN the clerks oihcc OF said county We, -
ea.e OF US. will proceed to sell, at public
auslion. Tor cash on tuesday the I'D day OF
January nest, at the market house, IN ne town
al Lynchbuig one aes 70 lad slave, named JACK
and. on "Wednesday tkg 2dd DAY oi the 5 NE
n,onlb. (Gtnuaty) We viii proceed to sell Oh
the premises, by entae cf the sad deed oi
f,fIsf. a certain tract 81 parcd oi land, h1R ~
the county 81 Bedford. containing one hundred
Arcs bounded 81 the nortt Nv lam's hiRfis on
tie south by Indies Cterl, mud tie lues oi the
flaef OF land hrld aud occupied by Ann scott
anrc wes, by the land OF Dawes also, one
saau island situated in James River, IN the
..an,ty of Amherst cnnianIng by cstimaton Sc
sen Acres. more on -. ar 30 nfneh ni sad pro-
nertp. ~ vii satisfy alo,efaid deed OF trust The
ute Of the ntlr said property IS beltfv'
stlfo boz uuanestion hut netting ms uostec',
", vii convey such THE As is vested IN ns aud
WILLIAM NJ HVEs, )r.s,oes.
JOHN HANCOCK,
Dec. 81 'ns-f
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AacuAED y. EIBaNk respectfully ~
III orms his friends aud the Pablo Etaei'
a. ,,,st be has opened House OF fnbt'f
Eaitrfai4.iaeaf. ~ the Tavern House i9faei
/, kepi ~ sucli by Col. John Dllard, III nv
toWsni New Glasgow, whero he IS Ifepafeu
+, receive and accommodate all those w"
may call apen him. The Tavern House :,
lafse aud commodious, the Stables ATE o.
taa best kiudand AMPLY stored with corn
oats, 6sc. with She assurance thai no eaof, 81
his part shall be wanting to eiYe c"nf'e"
saiisiaction. lie hopes 10 merit ana receive
a portion Of public patronage. -.
Nav Glasgow, Amherst city Ian. 5. 'sZo