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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-25

"A L i!ul's held for Alhe,na,,e C.o,,,
~ the A." day Of Npvemhcr. 1898
james k,us"lyiuy,
pt.,.,a 4
AGAINST q
James w. Leigh, aud Georu,.
w. hins"iving administrator ,rJ,.
kimsDIviig deceased. =
Defendants. <
ne defendant James w Leigh, n..,
en'efed Their appearance, and NV.
81" sec"ihy according I" TIE az, ~ ASSEM-
"iy and The rules oI tins Cur. a 81 n an
pearihs ny satisfactory evidence that he
IS not an nhabItaut of this Cnmmnuwa;,l,,
ON motion ct tn" plaintiff by HIS conn
sci, IL IS ordered that the sad sIeteuJau, 4.
appear here IN the fist day ot FIJI C.mr,
next, and answer the pia,n,,H's l,;l am,
'"a' cory al Tins order fnr,nui,h IN.
serted IN the Virginia Advocate. a news
paper published MT tn. town M (,j,,,l,,,,,,
vile, ipr two rnoitss s,,t.,.essivei. A.,
posted at the irunt door ii 81. C.nr' t,u.,
"' tiis county for the sans ir,r ,,h ri inns.
A Cpv- Tsstr.
IRA GARRETT d C.
November 1870 .,,,,s-.
a ] Court held for AIben,urle County H.,
.N fifth day ofOctober 1929. "'
William Crenshaw administrators ne y;,r, :.
0'" >'ee d, Plaintiff,
sarah Crenshaw. G,odIw Carter and M,,, NJ.
wife formerly, Mary Crenshaw. Ncb',la. o.
shaw, David Watts and Elizabeth his viG,. A.,
ihan'ei Thompson and Tcnperanr. his yY,,s.
9"hn D.Foster and Mary his wle. Ab,ab,,n
W. Jones and Mildred his vile, DayidC TLnin,,
son and D,ra,ha c. hi; wife D,Cend,n,,
IN CHavCERY
lie defendants Gopdlow Garter and Mary ~.
wife and Eiizabeth Waits, not having enicr.,.
their appearance, and givin security. accordng
u the nc; "t Assembly, and the rulss Of ,b,s
Court, and u appearing b. satisfactory 81, ;aonro
ibat they ate not inhabitants Of this Co,1m, N
wca'th-on tho motion # tic piaiutifs hv iLo,,
counsel, II is ordered that the snjd d.,ovJ..,,'
q" apPeht here on the first day of January c,.,,,,
next and answer TIE plaintiffs bill and ,I,,,
copy "f THIS order he fnrthwirl, inserted IN ,ho
virginia advocate, news paper publishes h,
the town OF charlottesville, FIR two months s.,n
cessIveiy, aud posted at the lr,p, d,n, 81 H.,
Courthouse Of this county for tho soms is,r,1
Of time J.nn, T, ' 'ops"
ALEXANDER GARRETT. C.T,c
o''oo'' ~ 1919. Pm
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PHILIP FRY, DC.
December II 30 On

n u aC"uu held for Automatic C.. nm
- ~ IN" 7ih Drctmher, i>29
n Ion Ii 'rk ,dale administrator
Julius Clatksom decreased
Plaintiff,
Thomas w. Maury administrator
with the will annexed nf Peter
Clarks"n deceased, aud Peter =
Harrison, 3
m, Defendants. I"
The defendant Peter Harrison mn, hay
ing entered his appearance and given Sc.
CURLY according to the act of Assembly
and the rules of this Court, and il appear.
my ny satisfactory evidence, that he is mo-.
an Inhabitant of this Commonwealth -on
motion ut the plaintiff by hi, counsel, i, IS
ordered that the said defendant do appear
here OH the first day of March Court mex,
anu answer the plaintiffs hill, and thai a
copy ut this order he forthwith inserted m
the Virginia Advocate, newspaper pub.
l'sl'ed III the town "f CnarIotrrsville' for
TWO months successfully, and posted a,
the ii"nt dnor of the C,ur,honSe of mi.
county tor the same length oftine.
A C,py-
Teste.
IRA GARRETT DC
December II '29 GIN
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UNION BAKERY,
MAIN STREET, CHARLOTTESVILLE

"A Il this Establishment will he kept
"A constantly o., hand and furnished to-
hider. large Loaf Bread ola superior qla;-
itg, Water aud Butter Crackers, Soda
Biscuits, Buns. Sugar, Honey and Glnger
Cakes, at the Richmond weight and rrices
Tor cash.
ALSO
Families can have their dinner dishes
nicely baked such as meats, poultry, pud-
dings, pies, &c. for less money than the
costoi wood consumed in families for bak-
ing the same.
November % 80 If
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THOMAS II. BAILEY,
CHiRLOT'TESVy.IE

| THOMAS T. BAILEY,
CHARLOTTESVILLE,
AS received and offers for sale. a
LII FRESH supply OF the following long
celebrated medicines:
10 ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS IN
! Tried aad highly approved Uaiuablr
Medicines
LEES unparalleled Ambitious Pills
price 25 aud so cents per box-iamnus
fm the cure of bilious and other destruc
tive fexers, obstinate obst..: ms Of the
stomach aud bowels, giddiness, costise.
ness, SICKNESS at The stomach, removing
cold, 81
None are genuine. without tie sigma
ture of Noah Ridgely.l
TWENTY YEARS.
LEES Elixir has, Tor twenty years, bee,,
a most successful medicine for colds
coughs, splitting of blood, asthma, indica-
tive coDsnmptiors, and other complaints
1T the lungs and breast, as many oi our
citizens have certified.
Lees Wonm LozENGEs, certain and
powerful remedy ior destroying all kinds
of worms.
LEES SOVEREIGN OINTMEnr fnr the
lTcH warranted to cure from one appIlca.
ton, and tree from mercury or any PERM
ciois Ingredients.
LEES GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION, req
ders the skin deI,cately soft and smooth
improves the complexion.
LEES ESsyNCG and ExTRACT Of Mus.
TARo, an infaiiible remedy for SPANS.
bruises, rheumatism, nunbness, &c.
LEES NEnvoUs CORDIAL, or GRAND
RESTORATIVE, most valuable medicine
ior great and general debility, nervous dis
nEdess, lnss Of appetite, &c.
LEES AGuE and FEVER DRoPs, war
ranied 10 cure IT taken according to direc
tons
LEES INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC, 4
certain AMI tlicctnal cure for vepereaI aud
g"norrhea.
LEES FooTn Ache DRoPs, which give
immediate relief.
LEES EYE WATER, certain cure for
sore eyes.
LEES ANopYNE EtIxIR, for the cure of
headaches
LES Corn PLASTER. for removing
corns.
Please tn take notice, none arc genuine
without the proprietor's signatare.
NOAH RIDGELY,
Late Michael Lex and Sos.
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N. B. My creditors are pressing me
hard tor what is du. them, and necessity
will compel me to press all those that have
not paid me before the frs, day of Janua-
~ next. l hope no farther notice will be
required. J.P.
December ll-'l9 IF
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TRUST SALE.
NOTICE.

ID u virtue of Dao.i uf Trust cxccut.
u ed by William L. Alllgrc to tn. sub
scriber, for the purpose Of securing the
payment of a certain debt therein men.
toned, due to Martin Dawson, which said
deed bears date the 3lst day of October,
1923, and was further and fully proved
and recorded in the court Of the county of
Flnvanna on the 25th day of November
1923, will be exposed to sale at public auc-
ton, for ready money, on Friday the | lth
day Of December next, at the dwelling
house of the said William T.. AlIigre. the
tract or parce! Of Land on which the said
Alligrc resides; lying and being in the
counties OF Fnvanna and AIhemarle, and
ON Mechnnk Creek containing
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POSTPONEMENT.

0PThe above sale is postponed until
Tuesday the l.2,h day of January 1880.
j. TIMBERLAKE Jr.
Trustee.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-25

ErOLD BOOKS peatlg rebound in
tSbecp, Cali. Morocco Or Rom.
O;tobey 21-.-'20 #
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LADIES' ALBUMS.

FHEoosi elegant sssoumeD, ever OF.
n. feteJ III Charlottesville. For sale
~ L WATTS.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-25
TWO TENEMENT
FOR RENT

hNEa comfortable BRICK HOUSE
~ adjoining Mr.. John Kelly's, with a
good garden and an excellent we'll OF wa
ter-possession can be had Immediately
One situated On the south end Of Court
street. which will be completed by the LIST
OF january, at which time possession can
be had by appication.,o 4
J. POLLOCK.
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24O ACRES.

ALSO
Three other tracts adjoining the same.
containing in the said three tracts,
3S4 ACRES
Making in all. ga ACRES, adjoining the
Lands OF DabHey Minors estate, SIS
also
A HORSE. The title in me vested as
Trustee. only will he assured and conveyed
JOHN TlMBERLAKE. JR.
November 6-'29 tbs
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November 300 If
GPThe Editors of the Richmond En-
Guirer and National IntelIigencer will in-
srt che above once a week for four
%ceks, and forward their accounts to
his Office for payment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31
Respectfully yours,
Letter from Theodore p. r. ID,pnu

d.. Homeii-Sir, would inform YOU. that in
The summer of 1896, was severely afflicted
with Tue Liver complaint, or something an.
pfox'matns nearly 10 Consumption / had
made use of different medicines for some l,le
tune, without any radical alteration Tor the
better, when ! was induced by particular
r'end. Mrs =, TO make use of YOU PTS
AN did so, ~ conjunction with the Tami3
rus ana IN three or Tour weeks | was perfect
~ restored 10 health, and have enjoyed it un
inierruptedly up to the present time Sbonld
these remarks be Of any service 10 Won. Won
are al liberty to make what use YOU think pro.
PEI OF them, Sincerely vo,r
THEODORE P. H.LYMAN
philadelphia, april 30 1927
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Certificate of Pbpbe uyJy;,

was attacked during the last winter with
complaint 10 which had been more or less sub.
Jeci Tor several years, viz 4: the Bilious Ckolic,
and which, at this time for four notths was
uncommonly severe. In this situation applied
to DIR John b Howell, who put me under a
course OF his Vegetable Family Pills" in con-
JUNCTION with his Golden Tincture of China
me complaint was entirely subdued, and my
heai'h perfectly restored in the course OF four
OF I'VE weeks. now enjoy my usual health
plant. PHGRE WITH
pby.,, No. 70, Arch street
fhHddefphid, .4DrI 10 1907
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ALSO.

Domes'ics of every description, and large
supply Of spun Cotton Yarn. of every size, from
No. 4 10 Is nclnslue -
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sFE-nG GcccS

II
DAyID Il ROBERT KYLE, take pleasure
LIN announcing the first arrival OF their
springsG oods, TO which. being chiefly in tie
Fancy line--they respectfully invite the aiien.
ton OF the Ladies-among the articles received
are
super blk. Italian Lustrings
Rich blue, blue black, pink, olive, 4 straw col
OreG Gro de Maps
a few pieces of splendid white waiered Gro de
Maps
Black aud fancy colored, striped and figured
Black, white. blue, pink and straw colored Flo
iences
Black Satins and Modes
White, pink. blue, cinnamon and straw colored
Satins
Black Sencbews and Satin Leyantines
A few pieces Bstesse, very handsome
Gro de Nap and Satin Bonnet Ribbons
JET black and second mourning do
Rich Decoupe do new style
White pink, blue, and straw col d, watered bel,
Ribbons
Rich DecouTe and Gro de Nap dress Shawls
Calicoes, new style, rich and ndclible colors
A few pieces Swiss Ginghams, beautiful
Super black Nankin and Canton Grapes
Cambrics, Jackonet and Swiss Musins
Purling and Bobnelt Footing
Handsome assortment Cap Ribbons
Black barege and Gro de Nap dress Shawls
Linen Cambria Handkerc hefs, white u coored
borders
Italian Grapes and Grape Lesses, every shade
Ladies blk aud white Prunella Shoes
Long Lawns aud Grass Cambrics
Black and white silk Hosiery. &c.
The above articles, il is believed, with respect
to qualify and style, are not TO be surpassed
and prices quite moderate.
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n WILL sell from 3O0to 500 acres Of unelear
- ed land, lying in Bedford county. three
quarixs OF a mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg It's well adapt
ed TO the culture of Tobacco and the different
kind o grain usually cultivated in the neighbor
hood Is well waiered, and lies better than any
tract of It's size IN this part ofthe country. II Is
so situated as'to be entirely exempted from ds
mage by heavy rains OF high water The terms
will be very accommodating say one, two
and three years upon a small payment III hand.
Enquire of The subscriber, one mile and a bal
south OF New London ALEX, AUSTIN.
Jan II. $50
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Dyeinc Establishment.

TNHE subscribers beg leave TO inform the
- public that they have commenced the
above business in all its various branches, and
are ready TO execute all kinds of work entrus-
ted to their care, equal 10 any imported. Their
room Is opposite the Franklin Hotel
A. HINES & co.
n B. Particular attention will he paid to
securing bleaching aud dyeing Ladies Merno
Shawls, Leghorn Bonnets, &c. in super Tor
style. A. II. a. co.
July 10 ON
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ADDITIONAL.

n RECENT arrival enables us a, this tune
a. 10 offer 10 the public still more desirable
assortment than MISUNDERSTANDING other arti-
Giles are
Artificial Flowers, the most beautiful
Lace Collars and Peerines the richest style
Long white Kid Gloves
snort, black, white, aud fancy colored do.
Blk. silk Buttons, splendid
Ihread Laces and Edgings, fancy figures
oymp Laces, unusually cheap
oeefsucker GmghamS, cheap and handsome
article
Tortoise Shell Tuck Combs
iuck, side, and long ben, do. Brazilian
Ladies black and white Prunea Shoes
loss cotton and thread Oh spools
Italian Servings, every shade
Decoupe long Sca,is, the very richest
snort do. cheap, yet beautiful
fIain and 'ambouredBook Muslns
ID and Ga swiss and null MusIios
LuslrIng and Satin Ribbons, every width and
shade
FINE Jaconet Cravaines
super blk. Italian Silk do.
Fine and superfine Barcelona do.
ram and fig d white MarsciIIes
RAN extra buff do.
Sup. Valencia do.
Je' DIX, Bruchelies. for Genlemens' summer
wear, the handsomest article now worn
Genfl'mens' black and white Silk l.2 Hose
super double India Cotton do
A ie" pieces super brown thread Drilling
Metal coat Buttons. treble gilt
Fancy V"st do. FIRST style
Blue aud blk. Lasting do.
Super blk. Silk We've.
piece blue Black, most mperb
"entiemens super black and fancy cold. horse
skin Gloves
Woodstock and Doe do superior
4 lew dozen surer English white silk, do.
uehtiemens' SILK pocket Handkerchief, first
chop
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D.. =cW=I-:s
VEGETABLE MEDICESI
ll'N DAl 80 ~ 7.
GENERALLY

Montgomery CO. Upper Dublin Township
September D, 1927
DR.. Howell-Sir:
have been recommended 10 call On =,
for assistance Tor child OF mine who is snkiss,
TO Ills. She Was iaken with fien when all,
four months old, aud has them by spells eys,
since. She is nov three years old. la,
had three Physicians TO attend her, bur all ;,
no purpose. The child Is hearty, with the q,
ception ofihose spells. Please 10 send IN. :
few lines by the bearer, expressive OF your on,
mon whether you can cure or help her.
Yours, ISAAC WOOD.
This child, who had been subject TO violen,
hts for period OF more than two years Va,
entirely restored to health in few days and
has continued free from them ever since.
CERTIFICATES.
have seen Mr.. Woods child repea,sdi.
since, and aver that she was entirely cured H.,
DIR. Howell. as represented in the aforesaid
tatement.
The case of MIR. Woods child, while il mo-,
justly excite our admiration, is one which I
consider as marked with striking features A,
the early age ofiour months she was seized
with fits, and suffered TO Il distressing degree h.
the violence OF the paIoxysms Nolwithsand
ing the efforts OF three very respectable mn
fessonal gentlemen, the paroxysms continueS
TO recur after the usual intervals, and with HE
usual degree of violence. This state of thinps
continued until the child reached her Ord wear
thar is for more than two years. DIR. Howe
was at length consulte but at time when Ii,
lie hopes were entertained by the family that
any efiectual service could be rendered b, hn.
man agency. But to The self graduation ofthe
parents and the happiness of the little sufferer
complete, efectual, aud permanent relief was
almost Immediately obtained. After the eAh.
bition OF few doses OF the medicine, her health
was established. period OF nine months has
since elapsed without return ofthe paroxy,m
OF even IA symptom of the complaint. Hasing
a knowledge o the fact and acquainted with
the clrcams.ace Of the case, | cheertitlly sub
scribe TO ire reality and correctness OF the fore.
going statement. JOHN FIELD.
PHILADELPHIA, July 4, 1929.
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-
k1esES-fos.-.EA IN the line OF Mail
GEE&TzA.zs Coaches between Alex
szs-z..s.z -zs---zs1s-zzzfs andra aud Charloltes.
~ vile, announces to the
public III al he has extended his line from the
latter place to Lynchburg. This line is now
in complete operation, provided with good
coaches and horses, and under the dire cion of
respectable and experienced drivers. II runs
parallel with The blue mountains nearly through.
out lis whole extent, and presents TO the trayel-
Ter n scenery of the most diversified and pic
tufesuue cast The road is safe aud generally
good the accommodations on the read are al.
ways comfortable and cheap and, at some
places very superior. The distance between
Lynchburg and Alexandra is about 100 miles,
aud Is run over in three days, allowing one en-
tire nights rest on The road. This line con
meets itself with the Western Stage, from
Lvnehburg 10 Salem which. at The latter
place, drops into the line running by Abiding
don 10 Huntsville, &c. in Tennessee. The
South Western traveller has thus a choice of
routes 10 and from Washington. The Propre-
tor thinks this route by Lynchburg preferable
II has, among other advantages, this decided
one of allowing the weary and exhausted trav
ellcr two full nights rest between Salem and
Washington. II is believed that this is the best
and most agreeable route to the Sweet and
Salt Sulphur Springs THIS line leaves Alley
andra on Sunday 81 A Nj. on Nedne sday 2
+ Nj. aud niefSccis the Richmond aud Frede
rioksburg Stages nj Charlottesville it leaves
Lynchbure On Sunday and Thursday Mt / A.
NJ aud reaches Alexandria on the following
Tuesday and Saturday.
FARE.
From Lynchbmg 20 Charlottesville So
Alexandria l3 SO
All intermediate places cents a mile.
Baggage al the risk OF the owners.
1HE PROPRIETOR.
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WOOL eNIDIMG.

TENHr subscriber bas just established, mud
Il has now in operation nesf his residence,
NeAister's old Store. near Dir. 1bos. Reds
Mil o. Falling. on the rohd leading from the
Red House in Charlotte. 10 Lynehburg, first
rate new Cafding Maehlne. The price for
cardlog will be s eenfs the pound. The wool
must be- brought to the machine in clear
state aud creased with about pound Of greese
10 every 10 pounds OF wool. He hope. by hisek-
efiioast 10 have the work executed IN n most sat
isfactory manner, 10 receive encouragement ~
this undertaking. WM. THOMPSON, Jr.
lJ' IL will be necessary TO send a blanket or
something ofihe kind 10 return the rolls on.
June !. 3moS3
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SYA9lno

~ HNiE proprietor of
k1f.kk~fsa--Nx IN the line oil Mail
GsEfxTz$.1JI&S Coaches between Alex
.-..z<zs---s<kE-zzxfs andria and Charlotes.
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Philadelphia, april 10, 1927.
Certificate of Catharine Arbriqo.

SffJtc0e OF CdHGrine 6rbriSiO.
nad complaint in my right eve, which was
unnamed and weak an ulcer dscharging veil
-" matter opened just below the eye, on tbs
gu cheek surgical operation was pronoun-
oeu necessary by medical gentleman, but
was not Wiling TO submit to il. H. this state
VI Tue case applied TO DIR. Howell. who put
Cue "e unotr conrse of his Golden Tinciure OF
nina, IN conjunction with his +" Vegetable Fa.-
'! us, which entirely supercedes the neces
's's oil surgical operation The innamma
ou was removed, th, ulcer healed and the
s"tngih OF the eye was entirely restored, with
ou' ,oe pam, inconvenience, and scar of a sur
gical opei alton.
CAIHARiNE ARBRlSTO.
No. $50 Market ST. above Sih
Phitdd. AprR &c, 1927.
" II. subscriber, who is appointed agent for
'HginIa, has this day received large
supply. OF DIR. John Brasier Howell's Vegetable
pieo'clnes, which will be sold at Philadelphia
prices. uOVTr DAVIrS
AGENTS.
MIR. James McKildoe, Richmcnd.
Messfs. Bragg, Jones and Co. PETERSBURG.
vi "hom may be had Dr. John B. Howell's We
getabe Medicines generally.
May Is. IN - i'''
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Warren county, NOu. Is, 1898.

Warren county, Non. l6, 1923.
DR.. John b. HoreH,
DEAR SIR-You have requested nv onin;o.
on the character of your Vegetable faui,,
Pills. In reply, am able TO state, thai Eaye
made use OF them for a number OF Years IN ma,
own particular use, besides administering IT,
10 great numher OF persons under q variety ~
l.Ims OF disease, and always with the hanri:e.t
results. One particular and remarkable ga.
was that Of Miss s.. This ladv was afll,r,.
ed, for period OftW years, with glapdulae
swellngs OF very large size, which, after be.
ing fully developed, broke and DISCHARGED N
great deal OF matter, by which she was reduced
to very low and weakly stale. The approach
OF the iumors was announced by prcking sen.
saiion or itching on the surface, inflammation
then proceeded rapidly, until they were fully
formed. Whenever the itching was perceived
her practice was TO take one pill, and bv The
use OF The pills ion twelve weeks, taking only
Two week, the growth otihe tumors was ar.
rested, anu their subsequent appearance en-
tHeiy prevented after hich she continued I.
mend. and gaint d strength very rapidly Pre-
Vlous 10 this, she had been ATTENDED by n yerv
respectable medical gentleman, bur without Fl.
fect-and to the use of the FdmiV Pills alone
do not hesitate 10 ascribe her extraordinary
resi- railsn.
Another case was that Of a child subject IN
Fts, IN which instance they did not fail to nc.
complsh a complete cure. | have exhibited
them in Dysentery, Bilious complaints. Deb,.
ty, and Organic arrangement, with very drci
ded effects, and feel no hesitation in reconmeo.
ding them as valuable medicine in the alo...
said complaints, and wherever a mild purga.
tive is required.
With sentiments ofesieem,
Respectfully yourS,
JOHN FIELD
+. ). II may not he improper TO superadd,
thai III my own persona, instance a few weeks
since, uttered from an attack of sometime
like ID, sentery, and found few doses Of H..
Pills 10 remove it eifectuaIy, unaded by any u.
Their means. i
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Boletourt Land for Sale.

- OFFER tor sale The tract Of land on which
- naw reside, IN the county OF Befei nj
aad on tive waters Of Roanoke one mile from
Tosh Ford. on the Benz Mountain fosd. adj
joining lhe land Of John Persaeer aud Others
containing fio arfes-,here are about lD0 a.
efes of cleared ianj which is well enclosed aud
10 fine order Tor cropping. Said tract u well
adapted 10 the production of corn, wheat, oats.
re, tobacco and clover. and u surpassed IN
fertility by few tracts in the neighborhood. The
improvements are n plain, but comfortable
dwelling. kitchen. barn. stable, &C. &c.
will she. the land and make known the
terms 10 any one disposed to buy.
JAS. EVANS,
Bofsiouri. dpgri a. 1929. 4~3
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NEW JEWELRy. ar

VI jlHt' subscTlber has just received from New
- York, new supply of Ladies and Cen.
tlemens elegant Gold Lever Watches Also
Silver LeversandpIain English an assor,men,
of Plated and Britannia Ware, Sugar Dishes
and Cream Pots, Of new paten, and snner;or
quality and Spectacle Glasses TO sui, ali ev,.s
all OF which will be sold on the most modera,e
terms. EDWARD pDDUUN
June %. oo Az
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31

WYE havejnst received few packages drsi-
j" rable goods much cheaperlha previous
supplies that We are induced once more this
GUNNER to invite our town aud country friends
to examine the prices, feeling confident they
will be surprised al The great Reduction IN all
kinds of goods recently mad IN the Northern
Markets. NIKE, ROBINSON O. co.
WHEAT.
WYE wish 10 purchase several thousand
" bushels of Wheat. for which the highest
market price Will he elyrn.
MkEE, ROBINSON & co.
July 90