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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18
IVA W ANNIWA rs

ME subscriber has just received very,
- handsome lot OF fashionable Ginghams ana
Cai'coes from New York, and will be receiving
from that cny,from time to time, Goods suitable
Tor the approaching season, selected ny an
experienced hand. II. ALLISON
March tsif
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" and Cassmeres, will please call at David
& Robert kyles'-tliey have recently received
supply in that line, of the hes, English Man.
ufacture. principally blue and black. with few
piece, fancy colors, which they can offer with
confidence TO the publc--for fine materials sol
I'd textures, and beautifully rich shades, they
cannot be snrpassed-perbaps have never vet
been equalled,at the prices for which these are
now selling.
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CoMN1IssIoM BUSINESS.
TRUST SALE OF
Valuable prOperty.

I'm The hfstday OF Amherst June court neYt
1--WE shall proceed TO sell. al public auction,
for ready money, the following property. con.
veyed to US in trust, by John Ware sen. Of III.
county of Amherst. for the purpose of carr ing
into effect the objects of the trust deed by
which is conveyed to us, aud which is of rec
ord in the office of the said court, Tom, boy,
Phil, boy, Lucy, a woman, and her child VIII
liam. Cordelia, a girl, and Ellen. a girl-Also.
one fract Of land, lying in the said county of
Amherst, and adjoining the lands OF David S.
Garland and others, aud containing, by esti-
nation, three bundled and eighty acres. The
title is believed to be indispuiabe, but acting in
the character oftrustees, we will convey that
which is vested In US and none other. The sale
will take place 10 from, of,be C. House.
EDMUND WINSTON,
WIN. ARsHSTEAD.
May 7. tds76
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DR.. EcWaIr.s
VEGETABLE MEDsr ,N ~
GENERALLY

o'oo'gomefy co. Upper Dublin Town,,,.
n, uow.,,-s.. september s, 1872
nave been recommended 10 call a.,
Tor assistance for child OF mine wbo /. yon
to hts ohe was taken with them uhen "sJeet
TOUR monihs old, and has them By smell. aooui
since. She Is now three year. old. ever
had three Physicians 90 attend her I'm, na'e
no purpose. The child is hearty, with ~. IA 10
ception Of those spells. Please 10 seoa s. II.
few lines by the bearer, expressive of Won, -.
aion whettpr you can cure or help her 'p''
fouss, ISAAC Woon
This child, who had been subject 10 VIII.
fits for period OF more than two wear, ,sl
entirely restored TO health in few days va,
has continued free from them ever sincs. ano
CERTIFICATES.
have seen Mr.. Woods child rens.,.
Since, and aver that she was entirely c,,rsd 'ly
Or. Howell, as represented in the afor...Fy
tatement. esald
The case of MIR. Woods child, while !, =.
justly excite our admiration, is one which nay
consider as marked with striking feature.
the early age oil four months she war sa;,a n.
with fits. and suffered TO distressing degree "a
the violence OF the paroxysms. Notwi,bs,.n9
ing the EFFORTS OF three very respectable nv
to recur after the usual intervals. and win :.
usual degree of violence. This state Of ,.;s s"e
continued until the child reached her sra lug
thai is for more than Two years. DR. H.,
was at length consulted but at a time \. hon +,
lie hopes were entertained by the family ,h NJ
any efectual service could be rendered h. IN
man agency. But to the self gratulat,on of ~.
parents and the happiness oft little sntra,a.
complete, efiectoal, and permanen, relief W.,
almost immediately obtained. After Inc OIL.
bitlon OF few doses OF the medicine, her beal,
was established. A period of nine months IT,.
since elapsed without return oftbe paro1vsn,
OF even symptom of the complaint. Havi"'
knowledge of the fact and acquainted Wink
the circumstace of the case, cheerfpllv snl,
scribe 10 the reality and Correctness of the foro
going statement. JOHN FiFIne
Philadelphia. July 4, 1929.
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EXCHAN GE.

DRAFTS-on New York, Philadelphia, Bal
,imore, Washington City, Richmond and
Petersburg, for sale at small premium,
and.in sums to suit purchasers, at the lottery
aud Ell change Office of b. w. HEWSON,
Successor to S. Il M, Allen & Go.
Lynchburg.
Feb. 2.
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n VERY handsome ii.lle Farm, upon the
&head waters Of Appomaitox, in Buoking.
ham. This land Is in The neigbborhood of Clio.
yer Hill, lies remarkably well. produces TO-
bacco of the zines, quality. and has upon il a
very large orchard OF well selected fruit : the
tract contains BIO acres--Persons disposed 10
buy, will apply TO the subscriber or Col Sami.
4. Palteson, who lives adjoining ihe premises
SAML.P. CHRISTIAN.
March Q. sf=54# "a
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I'll he subscriber having acted in
~ the character OF Deputy Sheriff Tor the late
Thomas West, Sheriff of the county of Camp.
bell, from June, 1926, until April, 1928. and
wishing 10 close all matters connected with his
Foibcial'dn',es whilst acting in that capacity,
hereby notifies all persons having claims or de-
mands agninst the late Sheriff, for the acts OF
said deputy tubring them forward immediate.
ly for adjustmen, aud settlement. And all who
have claims against the subscriber Individually
either by bond, note, or account, are likewise
requested, and hereby notified, 10 present them
without delay; as this notification will be
pleaded in bar of all such as are not presented
in a reasonable time.
GERMAN JORDAN.
May II. 3m77
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One half of Rose Isle for Sale


WISH 10 sell this valuable tract OF land,
n lying on I've River, in Nelson county, a
bout ID miles from New Market, (ai th. June.
ton OF Tye and James Riser,) where there IS
nm inspection for Tobacco and ooat nsyiga.
ton TO Richmond In Tho neighborhond there
are two first rate manufa curing mills for O. ur
The half Of the tract contains, by estimate, 1900
acres. and in good repair This tract is consi.
dered one Of the best in Nelson county, particu.
larry well adapted to tobacco, corn & wheat. The
land is well watered and iimbered, and a grea,
deal of fine tobacco land TO cut. There is a
body of 100 acres Of low gronnds of good quail.
itv on the river, attached TO either half oil thin
desirable place. The purchaser will be allow
ed 10 purchase either half OF this estate 1.-THE
lower or the upper por,ion) as may best suit his
wishes. IL is useless 10 give further descrip
ton OF this desirable estate, rs those wishing to
purchase will first view the premises. MIR. A.
ores, residing on the place, will shew the land
10 any person wishing TO view il. am dispos,
ed tosell on accommodating terms, but bar.
gain can be had for cash, or | would take ne.
groes IN payment. Letters addressed 10 me in
Ly nchbnrg will be promptly attended to.
LAND0N II. CABELL.
May 7. ts76
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Warren county, Nor. l6. 1909

Warren county, Nov. l6, 1929
DR.. John B. HomeH,
DEAR SrR-You have requested NV o,,;.
on the character Of your Vegetable Fa". 9p
Pills. in reply, am able 10 81 ate. tina, Ib"y
made use Of them for number of wears u we
| own particular use, besides administered ,,a 10y
TO gre at number of persons under a yare,, "
forms Of disease, and always with the ham,. "
results. One particular and remark able ca.'
was that of Miss s.. This lady was .a Iase
ed Tor period of two years, with gIapdnL.
swellings Of a very large size, which af,e, ="
ing iuliy developed, broke and discharged a
great deal OF matter, by which she was RID,
to very low and weakly state. The ANN"
OF the tumors was announced by prictina saa
sation or itching on the surface, milan
then proceeded rapidly, until they were Gl,,'
formed. Whenever the itching was perceva9y
her practice was to take one pill, and h. ~,
use OF The pills foi twelve weeks, takinp oat,
TWO week, the growth oithe tumors was a.
rested, and their Subsequent appearance an
'iTely prevented after which she confined -
mend and gained strength very rapidly. Pr
vions to this, she had been attended by a yo,s
respectable medical gentle m an, but witbo,, -.
fect-and TO the use of the Family PiHs aim
do not hesitate TO ascribe her ex,raord;na.a
restoration.
Another case was that of a child suLiec, =,
fits, in which instance they did not fail 10 az,
complish complete cure. have e.hih;ted
them in Dyseater,, Bilious complaints. Delhi.
~, and Organic arrangement, with very dsc;
ded effects, and feel no hesitation in recommen.
ding them as valuable medicine in the afo,e.
said complaints, and wherever mild purga
tive is required.
With sentiments ofos,o..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18
Philadelphia, april 10, 1927.
Certificate of Cnfhariue Arbristo.

:, Certificate of Cnttariue Arbrisio.
!, mad complaint in my right eye, which was
unnamed and weak an ulcer discharging yell
low matter opened just below the eye, on The
t'gh cheek; a surgical operation was prOnoun.,
ceu necessary BY medical gentleman. but
was not willing to submit to il. IL this state
oil Inc case applied TO Dr. Howell who pot
1,. under course of his Golden Tincture o!
enna. IN conjunction with bis " Vegetable Fa''
nhy filis, which entirely supercedes the neces
s"y OF surgical operation. The infamna-
uoh was removed the ulcer healed, and the
strength of the eye was entirely restored, with
on' me pain, inconvenience, and scar ola sur-
gical operation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18
sentiments ofesieem,
Respectfully yours,

p, S. 1t may not be improper 10 superadd
that in my own personal instance, q few .,eke
since, suffered from an at,ack Of sometime
like Dysentery, and found few doses of The
Pills t" remove it efectualy unaided by any o. o.
Their means.
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ALSO,
HARDWARE.

very first order.
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AGENTS.

MIR. James Mckiidoe, Richmond.
Messfs. Bragg, Jones and Co. Petersburg
vi whom may be had DIR. John B. HoweIl's We
getabie Medicines generally.
Howell DAVIES.
MAJ 10
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CATHARTNE ARBRIsT0.

NO 2S2 Market ST. above OH
Philad. April %, 1927.
ne subscriber, who is appointed agent TOT
Virginia, has this day received large
supply of DR. John Brasier Howell's Vegetable
Medicines which will be sold at Philadelphia
prices. Howell DAVIES.
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ENGLISH GOODS.

U"mesIics OF every description, and a large
supply OF spun Cotton Yarn, of every size, from
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Ian. I
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-28

Duke of Orleans, Gather of the celebrated EraIte) and
Chaplain to Louis XVI and XVIII and Charles x. Doctor
o Brien was also Knight of Malta
On Wednesday last, in the city Of New York, SARAH
PAUL, aged ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN YEARS.
On the Sth inst the house of Isaac Craven, in Warmn-
ster township, Bucks county Penn JAMES SCOUT in the
9st year of his He jealous advocate of the rights
and liberties Of his contryhe lieutenant in compa-
ny of militia during the Revolutionary War; and served
raj tours of militia duywas at the battles of Princeton and
Bandywne In both instances be behaved with great gaany
At the latter engagement he remained in the of the
treating American army An officer in front of the pursuing
troops singled out by Mr. Scout he fired and the officer fell
Although officer he always carried gun Of his make.
of extraordinary length and excellence, and he marks
of the first order. While the British Jersey,
the banks of the Delaware, Scout British soldier stand
ing the bank, the opposite shoehe eveed his long
gun, took deliberate aim-fred-and the soldier fell.
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COMMUNICATED.

Died. in Ekton, Md February ls the dist year of her
age, Mrs REBECCA JONES, of MIR George JONES'
and daughter of Philip and Mary Rodman of Brandywine
Hundred, Newcastle County, Delaware. In the of
1909 TO- camp meeting Chester Pa she made
paraker of the grace of God and her home join
ed the Methodist Episcopal Church, in whose doctrines and
discipline she true believer. About eight years ago.
the Lord by the power of divine grace sanced her soul and
her full liberty. From that time until her death she
adorned the doctrine of God her Saviour by walking all the
commandments and ordinances of the Lord blameless As
wife she aectionae and kind; MOTHER loving and
ndulgen; neghbor, obgngo the poor she gave food
and ament and the sick she visited their great satisfaction
and comfort.
On the Wednesday week previous to her departure, she
broke out in esaces ofoy pasng the Lord aloud and cal
led for her family and her husband coming her bed side
she told him he give her up, that she going die
and would be in glory On her physician coming in she
sad Doctor going die, don't ater me, for feel Je
my friend. Her life for the last eight years has been
remarked for her upright walk and chaste conversations and
that time she known for hour doubt
acceptance with the Lord In her deathsckness which was
weeks and two days, she known
repme but bore lively testimony to the last of the pow
of divine love- bearing her up and giving her good hope
of eternal life She has left behind her husband with eight
small children, and large number of relatives and friends
mourn her departure.
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WAsHiNeroN, February &C..

H- WAsHINGToN, February 20.
The nest adnaisraor-Ru ,nor-Light begins to break
upon us as to the composition of the Cabinet The
following taken from the Philadelphia National Gazette of
Feb 49,
" The American Sentinel of this morning Announces upon
satisfactory authority the following General Jacksons
list of Minister'S
Secretary ofState-MARTIN VAN buren,, of New York.
Secretary ofth TreasurySAMUELD INGHAnd, of Penn
sytvania.
Secretary of War-JoHN HI. EATON, of Tennessee.
Secretary of the Navy-JoHN BRANCH, of North Carroll
Attorney General-JoHN McPHERsoN BERRIEN, of
Georgia.
Postmaster General-JoHN MCLEAN, of Ohio
stWe received yesterday the infomaon from differ
ent at Washington and suppose to be 1t
probable that the Vice President and the Gene
raj will be called into the Cabinet of which those officers
have not been considered as members regularly
The of the day, at Washington certainly substan-
TALLY confirms this statement There thing in it how
ever which yet subject doubt For the last eight and
forty hours, has been reported that Mr. MCLEAN had
sented TO vacae his present Office for office in the Cabinet
Nat Intel
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DIED

On the 22d inst. SARAH ANN, wife of JOSEPH s.
DERIcKsoN and youngest daughter of David and Ann PEN
ney of Bandywne Hundred; the oath year of her age
On Monday last, in Washington City, Com. THOMAS
TINGEY aged 10 years; Commandant of the Navy Yard in
that city.
On the 18th inst. in New York, Mrs HANNAH, relct of
the late Gov. DANIEL d. ToMPKINs.
At Annapolis, Md the Goth inst after long conne-
ment, the Rev HENRY HAMMOND, aged So years;
local preacher of the Methodist Society.
At Limerick Ireland the 29 Of Dec in the Seth year
of his age the Rev. DIR. B. o'BRIEN, First Amoner the
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aU47GA89o


THE IsAuGuRAr1oN-It is stated by the Chairman of
bs Central Committee at Washington, that the President
desires to avoid all military parade the occasion, and
en TO proceed from his lodgings to the CAPITOL foot,
the purpose of taking the oath of office the 4th OF
&bach' 4aat
Fp-On the afternoon of the Goth inst fire
! roke out at the Marine Barracks, near the Navy
&ad, Washington City, which entirely destroyed the
centre building.
! appointment By the Post Master GsneraL-Mr JoHN
EwLIN be Post Master at West CHESTER Penn IN place
Il Of Jesse Kersey, resigned
On the 21st inst in Joint-meetng the Legislature
IN New Jersey, SAMUEL l.. SouTnARD, Secretary of
HE Navy was appointed Attorney General of that state,
Nm five years.
Anti Duelling Medal-The premium of gold medal, Of
Tered by the AntDuelmg Society of Savannah Geo. for the
best essay on Duelling, has been awarded to VIM Jay, of
Bedford West Chester county, New York Twenty-Five es
says were received.
certificate has been published by the President
N Agricultural society," in Ohio, signed by Messrs
Il Amasa Turner and Seth Jefferson, of Mantua, who
state that on the Goth of October last they measured
n the corn which grew on one acre of land belonging
ITO Seth Harmon, and found it to be 1903 bushels and
l quarts Of shelled corn. Several other acres in the
same field averaged 100 bushels each.
Mr. Brooks of the New York Courier, and Miss Aiken of
that City, known as two of the bards of land,
#nnder the respective titles of Forio and Norma, have
rnited themselves in matrmony.
The census of Pennsylvania in $780, gave 434,373
inhabitants in 1900, $685. in 1910, $1,000 in
1920 l,049,458; and in 1880, it will be l,27o939,
Tor thereabouts
We have letter from France, which mentions that
# Sparks the hosptable mansion of General Lafay
|ee where he had been detained examining unpublished
memoirs and documents kindly furnished to him by the Gem
e in addition his fertile recOecons OF the Revo-
on from which he has derived much useful information for
|eucdatng the history Of the American war
Boston Daily ddu
The bill reported in the House of Representatives
by the Select Committee for the Relief of James Mon
Poe, appropates $685. be paid to him out Of any
moneys in the Treasury, not otherwise appropriated
Jusr LAVA bill has recently passed the Legislature
p Kentucky in relation to dueng, changing the existing
paw respects 1t makes perjury for individual
holding Office having taken the oath prescribed to give
accept or carry challenge without first resgnng his Offices
pr 1t an Attorney entering of record his withdrawal from
practice.
The whole number of deaths in the city of New
York, for the year 1885, was 5181. The month in
which the greatest number died, was August-582.-
Nine hundred and sir lied Of CONSUMPTION.
Many that are wits IN jest are fools in earnest
Ae that swells in PROSPERITY will shrink in adversely.
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MARRIED

On Thursday evening" the 18th inst by the Rev. John p
Peckworth, Mr. JOHN W. SPENCER, TO Miss REBECCA
F. ENNIS, both of Newcastle County, Del.
In this Borough the 26th inst, by the Rev Higgins
JOHN STATS to HANNAH KEMP. .I
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COMMUNICATED.

MARRIED-In this Borough, on Monday last by the Rev.
?. Kenny, Mr. FRANCIS BREEN, to Miss CATHERINE.
MCARTON.
How dull were life did not fond woman's smile,
Our hours of WEAKNESS and grief beguie;
How bright it's path when kindred souls unite
To share it's tolls and make it's burdens light.
Throughout their journey may this couple prove
The sweet delights that wait on vruous love;
Their barque be waited by the gentle gale,
Nor storms nor tempests fill their SAIL
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LECTURE will be delivered the Academy this even
ng at O'clock the Institution of the Sabbath Admits
lance free. Feb. 25.
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Notwithstanding the nclemency of the weather on
.turdav last. the Volunteer Companies OF this Bo-
o,rh paraded in honor of the birthday Of WASH
s,eTos The light infantry company of Washington
ravs. commanded by Capt. NJ CLING, paid visit to
New Castle, and Capt. Hamilton's company Of Ri
emen, and Capt Porter's artillery company marched
brouch the Borough and to Brandywine; fired sa-
mes and partook of refreshments served up at the
Brown Hall. The day passed with a good degree OF
Siarty and the appearance and performance of the
military we're highly credtable to the officers and sol
kers.
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NOR RENT-The d,celling part of House No. A, High
street, (adoning the Subscrbers It entirely sepa
rate from the Store. Possession may be had Immediately
Feb. &c, 1929. VIM. LARKIN.
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The tmd to invite failure by their ears the sangune
win success by their confidence.
Zeal without knowledge is like fire without light
Vows made in storms, are forgotten in calms
The nobles remedy of injuries is oblivion.
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BELFAST, Maine, Feb. 18--The depth of snow
in this vicinity Notwithstanding the late rains and mild
weather, is upwards of four feet. Much injury has
been sustained particularly in the settlements, by
the weight of the snow and rain retained by it, crush
ing down the roofs of barns and other out houses.
After series of mild weather, the thermometer
was again down to Is degrees below zero yesterday
morning. 0
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MTEw BooKs.-A. & H WILSON have just received
The Disoacaed,'' by the author of Pelham; and
among the popular of the day. and highly eommen
ded by the best Reviews. sl.s.sl 4 ia b E'
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NoTICEThe Trustees of the Episcopal Congregation G
V Wilmington, DESTROYS TO receive proposals for the
Mason work. and Carpenters work of Church, built
of Stone Information the subject will be given app-
ton to DR. JOHN BRINCKLE, Chairman of the Board Of
Trustees. Wilmington Feb. 81, 1929.
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h wood double that length. Billets oil rom 70 :
Eches in diameter, on medium, Will De iouha mos.
Economical.
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vMvHE AMERICAN QUARTERLY REVIEW for March.
IL 1929, and the AMERICAN JOURNAL OF THE MED
ICAL Sciences for Feb 1929, for sale by A. & H. WILSON
Agents, los, Market-st. Wilmington
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a. HINGLES.The subscriber wishes to inform his friends
~ and the public general that he has hand at John
HemphipS Wharf and Lumber Yard, IN Wilmington,
quantity of good CAROLINA and INDIAN RIVER
CEDAR SHINGLES Also general assortment of good
seasoned LUMBER, which will be sold reasonable TERMS
by WILLIAM SIMMONS, Ageat.
February %, 1929. lS-4tp
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d U OARDING.-A few geneel borders may be accommq-
u - dated at No. lO5, Market street
| Wilmington, Feb. 1929.