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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14
Spring Millinery and FANCY GOODS.

ANN F. CABLE HAS just opened large assortment of 4 1 Fancy Goods and Spring Millinery. con sisting of black and yellow Leghorns, Maya rino brown and silk HATS, together with FiO,cers & Trimmings suitable for the season.
 ALSO.
 An assortment Vf Fancy Hdk'fs, Scarfs, Me- rino Shawls, Gloves, Mits, Silks and Battiste for dresses of the most fashionable style; all of which wilt be sold on reasonable terms.
 Litchield. April 80 46 At e special meeting of ths tOsoa cf Beth
 ien, legally assembled on the 2Sth dag of
 April, l829---as per scGsning On fle. NOTED, That Swine be allowed to go at V large on the highways or commons, in the town of Bethlem; prOvided that all such swine over eight weeks old are we'll and sufii- ciently wrung in the nose.
 Voted, That SO much of the By-law passed on the first Monday of December, as respects Geese, be repealed.
 A true copy of record.
 M Attest. SAMUEL CHURCH, 47 I0s0n Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14

Asahel Dunham's Estate. THE Court of Probate for the District of IL Sharon has limited and allowed six months from this date for the creditors of the estate of ASAHEL DUNHAM, late of Canaan, in said district. deceased, to present their claims against said estate to the subscribers. Such as neglect will be debarred a recovery.
 MARTHA DUNHAM, Adin'r.
 WILLIAM DUNHAM, Adm'r. Can0an, April 2s, 1898 *47
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14

Wanted immediately,
 4 JowrneymGas T0slOr, WHOSE habits are good, and who can w do good work.
 Also, a lad about 15 years old, as an Ap- prentice to the tailoring business; one who likes work better than play, and can come we'll recommended for morals, will be attend ed to by calling on the subscriber.
 STEPHEN TROWBRIDGE. Litchfe May7 ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14

Jack Barbarossa, SUPERIOR to any in the State, win stand O at the stable ofthe subscriber this season, two miles northwest of the meeting house in Warren. Mules will be contracted for; price from ten to eighteen dollars for every proper mule that sucks till tits four months old.
 DAN CARTER. Warren, May 5, 1899 *47
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14

Good old Mazim. Cloihe yourself be-
 low your estate. that you may grow rich--
 your wife above your essate, that you may have peace at home--your children equal
 to your estate, ,hat you may marry them to advantage.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14

. The religious paper of the Methodist Episcopal Society, in New York, is ex- .ensively patronized: 200 hands arc cm- ployed in this office; 25,0O0 papers are issued weekly, besides II, 900 magazines for adults, 800 juxenile saagasiness and other printing.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14

A fine Newfoundland dog, the other day--having something of a taste for the fine arts as well us his master, who had paid his two shillings went in to see the Panorama Painting of the Lake and City of Geneva, now exhibiting in New-York. Ailar gazing some time. .withevident tokens of qualification, he found himself tempted by the cool and fresh appearance of the water, that he could no longer resiss. and made desperate plunge at the canvass. The poor fellow escaped without any se- rious injury, but horribly disappoinsed.
 < Ilo i6ziden is nne af actual occHrEenccA; ; aud no higher yfaiss can b6 bestowed upon the pictare.-- Comm. Ado.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07
Yours, respectfully.
JOSEPH f.. MUSE.

J . SKINNER, ESQ
L 3. Ths manures used were SCOT
end ashes strewed in the lines. tha pc
.cullar advantage of these substances is
derived from their containing deIoues
cent salts and their conseqrsn. ten dem
cy 10 counteraot the effects os drought.
j. + NJ.
O'rshe'ie' county. 20 nif-oet. 8, 1928.
Joseph Il. Muse dsposeth ,ha. be &C
cursteiy surveyed and measured the
ground from which John Wheeler, his
overseer, swears be obtained the corn
below mentioned; and that The ore
measurement contains five acres pre-.
clseIy, and the other measurement. ten
acres 10 TIE best OF his knowledge
Taken and certified by me, Justice
OF the peace for the county aforesaid
JAMES HOUSTON.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07
ON FRUIT TREES

The men'bs OF April and May are a
precIsss season TO the farmer; q lew
hours work judiciousIy applied a. this
season, will IN shorl time double the
value OF .yoor gsrdsn, nursery and
orchards. By eggrafIing, your mesn-
est fruit trees, and nursery stock, may
be changed into the choicest varieties
ofthc apple and pear, and your profits
and pleasures increased an hundred
fold. The operation is very simple and
easy: Take cuttings from Tbs tree
yeu wish TO inePesse; these should be
young and healthy wood of the years
growth; GU, them into gratis about SIX
inches long; with a sharp kuife cot The
lower end of each, on one side with a
Slope 10 point, and il is ready for in.
sethng; wan strong knife on saw cot
oil ths limb or stock you wish TO change
-paio the cui smooth aud even: end
from the top make a cut downward
one neb gently through the bark on
each side, and pct in the lower end OF
the graft, the cut or fat side next the
wood, tie it ia firm, and with some
well worked clay, cover the wound
with sag and string, secure the clay
70 It's place, and the opera.ionsis done
Ivy tins easy and cheap operation, the
value OF our orchards, nurseries and
fruiierics rDsy be increased without
trouble or expense"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07
REiPUBFICE.

FROM The Hofhssts' 5}~p .fdo. and Telegraph.
",4h'-ng doe IS better f6aa a drunken man .
ca tho senins Of the eth instant, as
we were coming from lie Roy to this
place in the fiuneer, the night being
uncoma, only derk, we discovered for
some distance before we reached AL
lsn's creek. in WheetIaAd, chat a dag.
not knewn by any of the passengers,
was frequently running about tbs sides
ct the carriage and evidently very un,
easy, and seeming to look with deep
interest, for soma notice from the pas
sengsts within. When we had come up
within ten or twelve rods of the creek.
tho dog got before the stage and in the
middle OF the road Sc. up a G1ost sarne ST
barking and crying, which attracted the
notice otthe passengers and driver, who
apprehsndins that ALI this concern OF
tbs strange deg might mean something
stopped his horses, and looking under
his coach, aud within six inches of his
wheel, saw man lying across the road
an such position, that had he drove
two feet further, the wheel must have
passed directly over the meek of the poor
creature, and Terminated lis eaisteHce.
The man was old and g,ey- needed, and
the secret OF bis exposure was, he was
drunk, SO drunk, that when aroused he
s.uld not speak. AS soon a. be was
drawn out from uhdsr the coach, the
faithful deg appeared in an extacy of
Jsy-b first melton was to stretch
himself at full length upon his beastly
asteF'fawniDg with more interest than
language can describe, then jumping
across bis body backward, and forward
as II to shield him from, Danger, or 10
,nfuse animation into his almost lfelsss
body We state thess facts for two rea.
aons-brst to show the danger of rum,
ana secondly tho sagacity CT the animal;
the faithful interest manifested by the
dog could not have been more fully ex
pressed, even If be had possessed the
power OF spesch--snd we must add one
more word to set the disgusting drunk
ara before the rosdss-hs held in bis
hand The neck of brokeH bottle.
PAssENGERs.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07
Poerav
pENEvULESve.
never lightly f.ng

Oh. let as never lightly a,ng
A barb ~ wOe 10 wound anotherj
Oh, never let as haste to bring
Abe cup OF sorrow TO bFother.
Face has power 10 wound--out he
Who wounds that I've may witness pain,
HISS learnt no lzu OF charity,
Which ne'r mfiicis pang 10 vaia.
IT'S god-like to awaken JOY,
Or Sorrow influence to Subdue;
But not TO wouDd--noF 20 sauoy,
Is part of virtues lesson too;
Peace, winsed IN is,rer worlds above,
Snsli bend her down and brighten this,
When all mans lahof shall be love,
Aud sll his thous hts "a oroths,'s bliss.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07

acres, seven hundred and sixty bushels
OF she'll corn, or seventy six bushels
per acre
Taken and certified by me, a justice
as aforementioned.
JAMES HOUSTON.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07
?. ISEgETY.

"s % go s+sa.f. ~ Z
dsjtsst feee.psd al he .Nt,e .gEOE HQOT and
MT STORE, i.reAsr supply Of shs EsileE,ny
Gr.,eies IL .ea:--
Mt.'s aiorocoo Caps,
Boys do do
Mems white and black Hats Of sspt sior
qnality,
Hoys' do do do
Nleu'S aud Boys 81 mn or Hats do Ao
Lsdies seal SKIN sh IS and Boo,s,
Misses do de-
MEMS nailed Boots, do
Which will be sold low.
Naisinsburg, April so
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07
JAMES HOUSTON.

John Wheeler deposeih tha. The corr
which, grew on the absve named
grounds this season, measured as fol
lows, TO wit: on the five acres, four
sundfed aud forty niue bushels and
one hall bushel and one half pee k o.
'hsll corr, OF ninety bushels per acre
wanting half peck-and on The ten
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-05

Perhaps there il M class OF men, ,npre iWiieh
N The hsnds ofsood fellowship and eliDg iban
ARE the hat manufacturers The GAn oi sensi'
blny, sho viii ool, ipio heir actions vii find
inucl, to interest aud plette him The joafs,
as they ere teehnically chilled. are rcma,ksbr
fpf ilieir travelling propensity. abd IT'S seidoni
one IS met with thai iasnot sern almost every
part u the United States. They scarcely ever
remain IN one shop mon. thin three Honths -
Owing 10 this wandering di'posaon. they are
somfti,ncs sorely pinehed With pc verify, hut NOT
whhstanding this. they are The most ndegeb'
dent men 10 the rofli. They ruvel along
fees thoruy path, totally regardless Of The IA.
iure. aud perfectly happy With The present =
The travelling jour merls friend wherever he
finds brother Of the craft and in The settled
parts of the United Sta'efhnt factories are sci.
don, more than a day. Journey tpmf. u
would he deemed nh act u Disgrace tor Qua
Jour 10 n.geci another, While he bad any fhing
whore-wiih 20 help him. The nascllne Jour,
when he arrives ~ mandatory. first makes
himself known 10 the head juarmeymcn. mo ih'-
me,is,,ly gives notice 10 the master or owner
Of The I'D biisbment. that there u man on inrn
Il the master is IL want Of another hsnd he en-
trs INTO an agrermrnt II not he Orders sioek
Ia b.. Weighed nui sufficient to make three bats,
aud leis The 1oitf work u up, gives BIN his pay,
l,fi,put three dollars, aud the jour thrn pro-
c.rds IN to the ncxi factory This Is called
givug hin, ptper. 10 case The PfaHFs N ne
f;leory are all full, and here is no roDu Tor fr
MN o., tim, then the employed joarsmake ~
Il parse winch Is .ulicien,io hflpih.ir bro,hei
10 the nsxtshop Somrtines II happsns. ti,ere
il a inrn ',u for highe wages Wsen this Is
lie case, though all me jours IN the ceuntr,
we're 10 pass through the place. aof one would
eng d " ~ a Ivssiajc than thHt o. nHUdeaf W
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A SOVEREIGN REMEDY

In Diseases of the Liver Debility resulting
from niemperance and dissipation: Old and in
veterate Ulcers: Pains in the Bones. attended
with swellings of the joints indigestion
Blo,ches on the Face, PimPles, &c. Syphilis
Cutaneous diseases generally, and letter IN par
iicular: Mercuria and Scrafulous complaints.
The certificates of wonderful cures perform.
Ell by the Caiholicon, have become so numer-
GUS, as to preclude their insertion in any news
paper aud has made it necessary for the pro-
grietor to print them in pamphlet OF about
100 pages. This viii be forwarded as soon as
possible to the several Agents for gfa,utous Dis.
rIbutioo, and must, on perusai, strengthen the
good opinion now Entertained by the friends ol
ihis medicine, and disarn,, rs il Is hoped the
prernlices OF those whe view with dstrnst any
medicine not known in what is called "rcRu-
Par pracrice." Facts are subbon things, and
cannot be gainsad.
Atthe earnest solicitations Of members Of The
medical faculty, and others who have Witnessed
che astounding cures effected by the use Of The
Vegetable Catholicon. and who are anxious that
us benefits TO mankind may be more widely diff
fused, the proprietor has consented 10 reduce
the retail price TO TWO DOLLARS
per bottle and this will be done without in any
way de,erioraiing the quality Of the m dcine,
orredueing The aise Of The bottle, as has been
materially done in the case OF Swain's Pan-
.acea.
The above genuine Medicine iorsa ale by
WALTER H. NiDDLErD%,
Agent or Lvnehbmg.
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Kalunhh Real EstQtc for sne.
Dec. o..

y
yWyHE subscriber in pursuance of two
deeds ottrast, executed TO him by the
surviving partners Of the late firms OF Gait
Bullock. & Co. and Gait 4. Bullock, and
the executors of Vim. Gait, deceased, (Which
deeds bear date on,he 3ist day of March.
1923 offers for sale, the following valuable
real property, TO wit
olo ~ acres Of land, purchased by the
said Gait, Bullock & Co. OF Il. s. A.. Brad
fute. situated in the county of Bedford, near
the town of New London.
1876 4 acres of laud, tying in Campbell
county. near Gamblers Mountain, and in the
vicinity ofthe town Of bynchburg.
An undivided mniety of the Black Water
Mills, and the lands thereto appurienani, siin-
ate in the immediate neighborhood OF the
town Of Lynchburg. (the property above
describrd. belongs 10 the concern of Gait,
Bullock s. Coz
Also. The foi!owing real Estate, belonging
IN ,be co,,sern Of Cali & Bullock, 10 wit
/ The Hoase and lot, with the Rppurtenan
cos in tho town Of Lynchburg, formerly DC.
c.,;ed bv lie said concerns, as Store, and
now IL the oceupsney Of Mckee l. Meem.
Also. The House and Lot immediately ~
the rear of the one last mentioned, and now
oec,pied by Landlord 4 VeddsF.
Theterm of sale will be liberal. and made
kDown on application TO the subscriber, who
wiz convey 10 the purchasrr or p'Hchrser'
snrh tide asis vested 10 him by the deeds o.
lrust aforesaid. and ~ other.
CHlsWsgh bAasEy, Trustee.
I Aus, q '-5
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POETRY.
The following beautiful lines are On a monn-
neat OF sleeping Children, by Chantry.


The following beautiful lines are on monn
men, OF sleeping Children, by Chaniry.
From an anonymous pen.
n chcrabs surnber, such Is their reposo,
So nlaiinniess, 80 beautiful They lie
M'he DER their forms. sonrn'ed splsndour glows
Aml, round their touch, celestial broo1es p,gh.
And such the rest Of Eve in Eden's bower.
uer white bower heamug in thu moonlight ray :
Calm she reclinad, nrh, closing flower
To rise moro rsdiant Al tho break Of day.
And such or sleepin happy ohildheod era.
Thongh,. hike giant from his rest. awaken
To bind the bounding heart aud faston there
Iiis iron filters aud HE heavy Y oke.
Thus as gazcd on that fair fashiond child,
breathing the homage Of tho heart alonos
IN dreams Of early blessednsss hcrinled,
silent captive al thu seopors threnoi
Young mothers came, contrasting with hiss.
The babe, tho ilage Of their lrst born otss
Or wert for one more Beautiful than this
Gone ffom its cradle TO its rest above.
Blithe children stcrpd their laugh; they iwoald not
rouse
The genie bhby from It's slumhsr deep
While lnfy eyes, and high nepending hrows,
Longd for the silence ofihat drsamlcss sleen.
Byo-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-05

NiH6lNIi--As Superior Caurl OF Chan
eefy, holden Al the tasn OF Lynehburg,
| on the 30th Hay 81 Oct, 1873
Thomas Cleaoul and liosanna his wife,
pitts.
against 14s
Rehsi Tinsley. administrator OF G;sorge M.
finsi.y decd, who was administrator ol Josh.
IN Tiusley, dec. Alexander Tinsiey Surviving
| administrators ofJo,h rinsl.y, deed. aud in
his own right, anderson r,osley, Watt Bal.
". aud Dolly his wife. Mepnclt NJ. Winnie
aud Judith his vile John Mahooe and In.
cinda his wife, Joseph Tinsley, Patrick Banks
aud Judith his wife, Ahsalnm Joshua fins,ey,
MARTHA linsiey, Mlly finsiey, aud Joseph
Tlnsley. administrator Of Banister Tinsiey,
Geo liasley aud Achihald Robertson, al.
ministraior al Isaac TiUsley, deceased,
deis,
The dstendants, Anderson Tinslsy and wi.
at Bailey, and Dolly his wife. who are out of
ms country, and against whom the plaintiffs
uppaar To have proceeded ~ the mode pre-
scribed by law against absent defendants, slill
failing 10 appear and answer. on the mnion OF
the plaintiffs by counsel, tho eouui doth iake'
their bull Tor confessed as Ia hose defendants
and thr causs coming On tn be heard on the
bi'i, and The subprua avard.d therein on the
second day ct oo,. aud the fifth dry of Nov,
is27. which appears TO have been duly served
on lhe eihfr defendants was arguedby coun-
sci tor the plaintiffs.
Gn consideration whereof, thu court doth
order thai one OF ito Commissioners do take
an acconht of ihe administration the estate
OF Joshua linsley, decd. and report Tho same
10 the court with any matters specially stated
thought pertinent by himself or required by
The phities 10 beso stated and the court doth
further order, uncss Che detendan,, Robert
fmsley, administration of George NJ. Tinsey,
dec. shat admit before the Commissioner, who
may tahe the saio account thai he has n his hand
wadminisiercd ssseis OF his intesiate, soiIi.
Gent 20 pay the amount which may hn re-
ported by the said Commissioner as due from
the administrations of the said Joshua Iinsiey,
dee on the nc count 10 he taken AS aforosaid, |
that the said Commissioners do also take nm ac-
count OF ihs administration of the estate Of /
the said George NJ. Tinsiey, dec. and in like |
manner, report The same TO the court with any |
matter, specially stated though, pertinent by |
himself, Of required by The parlirs 10 bn 80 sta.
ted. A copy---Teste.
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a. AND FOR SALE wish 10 sell the

ri AND FOR SALE wish 10 sell the
u valuable tract ofland lying on Otter r.
yer, about forr miles from Wards Bridge and
three from Wards road. in Campbell cprniv,
II contains 656 Acres handsomely improved,
and in good repair The land is OF Gns quality
particularly adapted 10 tobacco. This land is
well waiered and iimbered, and great deal Of
fine iohacco.land to cut: there is n body Of 35
10 40 acres Of low grounds, of good quality, at
or he'd 10 it. on the river---There is limestone eff
lace quality, also, on THIS land, which has been
itned also, iron ore. in great abundance, which
has been l,ied, and proved 10 be Of superior
quality. The spring convenient 10 Ire dwelling
- very large. siiordins suihciency Of water for
an overshot mill. Also. most delightful seat
ior nili--rhe water is OF superior quality.
xnis Land is subject 10 deed in trust, 1. the ob
jet 10 selling is TO satisfy said deed after which
seiog done, a good aud bona fide title can be
made. The purchaser may make payment him
selfto the persons who told the trust deed.
Any persons wI.hing to purchase or view SAID
'nnds whl please call on Capt. a. Il. Galloway
who lives OH said lands. ar the subscriber, near
Wards Bridge. The terms will be made rs nc,
coinTodaing az possible but 4 bargain can be
mad fnr cash. Possession can be had on the Isl
OF Janaary next, and tlle privilege of seeding
This fall STO. b. KUTLEDGE.
Aug. % ts4
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n WILL. sell from 3ooto 900 acres Of uncear
- I'd land, lying in Bedford county. three
quarters of a mile from New london Academy
and thlfteenfronl Lynchburg. II lis we'll adapt
"a - the culture of Tobacco AMI the different
h'pi oi grain usually cultivated 10 the neighbor
h'9d is well waiered, aud lies better than any
uactof Us size in this part ofhe country. II is
- estimated as 10 be entirely exempted from da-
niage ~ heavy rains or high water TIE terms
siil be very acconim odating say one, two
Hnd three years, upon n small payment in hand.
'snquire nfti,e SUBSCRIBER, one mile and hal
south of New i.pn.t,,,. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. IL. 1879
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BY FLETCHER s. TOLER.
TERMS.

~ Far 81 psy annuri, payable ~ aiyanee--No sab
Ia. viii he rseuisei for less time thau ss mouths
y =. MAJOR will ha discontinued (brt al the discretion
-s,hs l.alifcss 81 aatll all artearages are paid
n Advertisement will be Inserted al so qsnts per
sa,;,aance Thare from distance Must he paid for
.,s 10 their Insertion, or the payment assumed by
ms responsible personin Lynchburg
~ fhaarery Orders not oxceedin two squares arc u-
ssr,sd for six dollars
r. lIlstters addressed tn tho Editors must be post
"a =, they will mol be attended 10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-05

Brushes for marking Toscco aud Cotton
Eaches or marking Brushes
Fancy Soaps---French, English and Amer.
ican--a great variety
Water colours and colours for Velvet paint
ing
Perfumery Fancy cuiglass and plain
Smelling Viafs---the greatest variety
in Virginia
A most splendid assortment Of Fancy Es.
sences and Waisrs--viz: Honey, Co
iogne, Lavender. Jessnn,ne, Musk, Vi
olet, O,to of Rose. DC. &c.
Shoe aud Boot Brushes
Shoe, Boot and Harness Vorn;sh
Copal, Japan, and Spirit Varnishes
1000 lbs. best Glue
goo do Red Saunders
900 do Guu Shelac
200 Capal--all qualities
100 Blue Calls
500 lbs Brazaletto Wood
All tie new remedies lately introduced iato
the Practice of medicine.
Thermometers,
coo lbs. Vifdigris
400 Calls. Alcohol
1900 lbs. Venetian Red
900 do Red Lead
200 do Rochelle Powdels
1000 do rurpentine Soap
200 do Calornel
100 do powdered Jalap
100 do powdered Rla,harb
Spanish Floatant Indigo
ALL THE SECRET REMEDIES
All the Patent Medicines in use
Swaim's, Wilson's, and SCOTS Panaccas
Potter's Catholicon
Dr.. Chambers celebrated Remedy for III
temperance
Surgical instruments, in cases and sepa.
racial kinds in ase
Obstetrica1 do
Trusses-alI kinds j., nae -
Catheters-all Kinds DO
Bougie's do do
Mathematical Instruments
Shop Farnitnre---ali kinds in use
d most beautiful assortment Of Snuff BOX
es-the variety far exceeding any IN
Virginia
Together wh.a great variety OF other articles
too numerous TO mention, and weekly arrivals,
" hich always keep the stock on hand large
and fresh---all ofwhich are offered to my friends
to the citizens of Lynchburg, to Merchants
Physicians. and the public generally at much
iowcr prices than they ever were sold in this
place. Howell DAVIES.
hiain Street, Lynchbnrg
Dec D.
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ONLY S2 PER BOTTLE.

YMyilE unparalleled reputation of this med
cine is such, and its pre-emnent virtued
are so well established, and so fully ackno"es
lodged by an intelligent public, that il is
scarcely necessary to say any thing further
eh.o that II 10
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COMMISSIONERS oFFicE,

Lyhchburg, NOV. 70, IS2B. J
The parties in this cause, will take notice,
that have appointed Friday the twenty sew.
enih day OF February next, To commence the
accounts directed by the foregoing order OF
court, on which day, at the hour OF nine o..
clock in the morning, they are required to at.
tend at my office, in this town, si,h their ac-
counts, vouchers, mud copies u court papers.
prepared for examination aud settlement.
JAS. BEN AGH, c.
~. o.