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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13
MR.. MADISON

MIR. MADISON.
The following j. the answer of the venerable
Ex.Presideni TO The notification of the Chair
man of the Delegates assembled at Orange
Court House of his nomination rs one OF Tour
suitable persons To serve that District in the
Convention 10 alter the Constitution of the
State.
MosTrELIIsR, March %, ls2o.
Dear Sir--l have received the cnnullaiica-
ton of the Delegates from the Counties ON
posing this Senatorial ID strict assembled Tor
the purpose of recommending four persons TO
represpUt II III the Con, pnfion which IS 10 pro-
pose amendments To the Constitution OF tue
State, aeqnairling me that have been mclud-
Ell IN the number seieeicd, aud expressing n
wish 10 be informed whether the Delegation
has my assent 10 their making ii known TO the
people of The District that, ii elected. | VIII
obey The call TO the services assigned me.
Although aware Of the considerations whc,
nj my age. with thu iniirmitirS incident TO H.
might dissBhde me from assuming such u irusi
| retain too deep Sense Of slai oweior1a,i
and repeated marks of confidence aud favor
10 my naiiss 5intp, and pm i,rnhfly 10 this por-
ton ol H. mol 10 join my efforts however itebln,
IN the imporlnnl work 10 be performed, should
such be the viii al The District.
In thai eyeni, shall carry into Tie Convex.
lion every disposition not 10 lose sigiit Of The
interests auI feelings Of tho District, whist
awaiting myself of lhs !sids afforded by The
free aad enIm discussion becoming to such n
body and Welding 10 thai snrn OF compro.
mise, Ia which The foresight vi the Delegation
haS 80 apr pfiately alluded.
ofer 10 abe Delegation the EXPRESSION oil ny
fiacefe aud greai respect.
JAMES MADISON.
WILLIAM MADISON, Chairman &c &c.
PiRAti.-~Wr lean from the Boston d. =.
Advertiser THAI a number OF merchants and un
derwr,Irrs fthat place, lately addressed n let.
Ter tn ihr Navy Department. representing thr
late pi,acies IN the West iDdips, aud snl,citinp
protection for American vessels Ia IraI onarier
The Secretary 81 ihr Navy made the following
reply -
Nary Department Mdrch %. lS29.
have received yuur ,lnnuni~ariun datn3
the l7th inst. in relation 10 the ATTRACTIONS n,lr.
deus hn'i p'rHcles recently committed near the
island Of Cuba
The Executive WAS informed Of those deprr
da'ions several days since and measurcs were
immediately taken. winch will il j. hoped pfe-
ven, "A recurrence OF siInilar a trnrilips, aud nj
ford ample proteciun 10 our commcrc, inter
esie n we'll rs 10 the lives Of or cii2ens. ca.
gagged IN honest trade with the " est indies, and
the Gulf Of Mexico
am, very res pea'uily, &c,
JOHN BRANCH.
4. w tARrwRI6Hr, ESQ.
And a'her uaderw itr,s aud Merchants of Bos-
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PARHS Il LONDON
SUPERB
,pAIrCT GO DDS.

L ST orening, SPet6 assortment oil
e3 f"ncy articles, amongst them are the fol.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13

The following j. the answer OF the venerahl.
Ex.Presideni TO The notification of the Chair
man Of the Delegates assembled at orang,
Conrt House. Of his nomination as one OF loni
suitable persons 10 serve that District in tlis
Convention 10 alter the Constitution of tb,
State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13

lcst iutepes, in the city, Oh account 81 iherx.
sensise transaction. with which IL Is connected,
IL became indispensable 10 stste the different
views oft entertained by different classes Of
traders m the article. Many begin now TO in-
cline 10 ,he-opinion that the supply OF wheat OF
home production has been nndrrated. aud thai
from ireland 10 particular mach larger guam.
thy " II be obtained than wns nj first calculated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13
FOREIGN INTHLLIGu Scr.
Six DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.

GIN DNIo INIFN NUN ENGLAND
by the arrival last evening of the packe,
ship sylvanus Jenklns, Capt. Allen, from Ii
verpooi whence she sailed IN the l1,h Feb.
we have received Cur rcgula, files ot London
papers % l3, LiserpnoI 10 lin. md Glasgow
aud Greenock OF IAN Feb, all inclusive. The
only news oi Importance hy hi, arrival is in
irish ailalrs.--F1oia thr Continsnt of Enrope
or frou, lhe Seat uf War, We have nothing of
che least interest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13

EXTRACT Of letter from Or Howe, whose
i"liers rom G,reca are fatniliar 10 he pub.
lie ddlei
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NEW ANHIVALS.

TuyHE subscriber has just received MIN
ber OF staple and fancy articles, TO many
OF hich he invites the particular aitrniion oil
the ladies. They are IN part rs follows
Fancy Gauge hdkfs. aud Scarfs
Panied Belts and Belt Ribbons. Bonnet md
Cap do
Baifistesand grass Ga,nbrics
view pieces very superior Gingban
100 pieces Calicos--laie1 Style
piece superior French Bombszipe
Italian Lusirings. Levsniines, Senshaws, &c,
Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hose
IRISH Linens and Lawns, Thread Edgings anil.
l.aees
Circassian Lusirings aod Bombazetfes
Tortoise Shell tuck, side and neck Combs
BRAZILIAN do
White wnipred Gros de Naples
White, Green aud Pink Florences
DO Saiins
White aud Black Silk Hose
10 Cotton do
Linen and, Cotton Floss
SWISS. J#sonef and Null Muslins
Corded add checked mn.liiis
Nankin and Canton cfapes
Ladies and gentleniens' Beaver Gloves VERY
soperior)
A few pieces very superior Cloths and
A general assortment Of Domestcs,
All a, The most reduced prices. and more d.ily
expected. III. ALLISON.
JHf 4, tstaH4Hfws isbz
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SotetOurt Land for Sale.

n OFFER for sale the tract of land on which
- reside, in the county Of Bo,e,ou''. con
tanning 49, acres-thcre are about 220 acres
of cleared land, which is well enclosed ind IN
fine order for cropping, Near 200 acres of the
us,clenred land i, of,hc very best quality, aud
admirably adapted o the production of corn.
wheat, oats. rye. tobacco, hemp aud clover,
aud Is equal To any tract of bieh land IN the
State. The Improvements ore plain, bu,
comfortable dwelling house. with 4 rooms,
kitchen. smoke.house. Sie.-7 tohaebo houses,
a Crane ~ aud wheat machine. all new. will
show the land and make known the terms 10
any one disposed TO purchase.
TIL. GOODE.
u The Ediiors of the Richmond Wing will
insert the alro.e oncra week for four weeks.
and forward dieir account TO this Office for pay
ment. L. q.
July Q w4w
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LAND FOR SALE.

q GREEABLE TO the will OF Joseph Flu.
"a qua, dec. will sell, to the highes, bid
der o1 ihr 3oih OF July neat, one Tract OF lnnd.
lying in the county OF Bedford. IN The waters
of Little Oiter. two mills east of Liberty, join
'ng The lands Of DIR. VIM. Austin aud others.
containing upwards OF 900 acres, about ONE
fourth OF which is cleared. The greaiar par, Of
he wood nnd Is tobacco land ofihe first quail
iiy. There - on this tfaet an excellent mill.
IN good repair. The sale will take place nj tle
mill. Any persoa wishing 10 view the land
can call On the subscriber, living near the pre-
misses. Terms will be one. Two and three years
credit, requiring Of the purchaser bonds with
good security. and also a trust deed TO secure
the purchase money.
HEZEKIAH FUQUA. cxor.
of Joseph Fuqus. dec
Jn'y ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-02

Nsto York June %, 1929.
Flour was perhaps never moTe hill ihnn at
present the nominal price is SO 90 but no
buyers, and 10 force sale, we are not sure
that even SO could be obtained. Business
generally is excessively dull.
In regard to new wheat and flour we can
only say our market is in such an inactive state
that II is impossible TO form a correct opinion
ms 10 the probable value Of either " heat OF
hour, but this much we can say, TINT without
n real or probable demand from Europe, new
flour and wheat will open quite as il did last
year, say IA q IL for flour; l l0a IL t
for wheat So far rs can now I've judged OF
the crop in this State, il will he very abundant
and of fair quality ; and il the weather should
continue favorable without any export de
mand, we cannot see why wheat and hou'
will not be as low for the year 10 come, rs II
has en- for the last ten years, at any time.
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NJ Office Whereas, ! have resided for
" some time past nj the house of David s.
Garland, in the county Of Amherst, where /
have been engaged in the erection Of yariou.
kinds Of machinery; these circumstances NAV
have induced belief thai there existed boiyefn
the said Garland aud my self some kind Of CT
partnership. wheel wonld authorize me 10 max e
contracts binding on him,
This !. 20 nifty all whom II may concern.
tina, no such authority does or has existed, IN
cept in cases spe ciall y authorised by writing
under his hand for that purpose. Given an.
der NY hand this 9th day Of june. 1929
AFAYETTE TiBBITTS.
Julys2 81
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To Farmers and Merchants:

NHE subscribers having connected them
IL seses under the firm of. e. c. +. Lynch
Il Co. in Ihe prosecution ofthe Lynchburg Mia
Il uhder The firm oi Nath 'fFinsion'G Co in the
prosecution of Black Water Miiis--will give
the highest cash price for wheat delivered at
either Of those Mills. Persons not SATISFIED
with the price Of " heat o. the time Of delivery
can lake a receipt for The came, and at any
time within sixty days after such delivery, settle
the price. or we win grind ON Commission on
the usnul terms and stand the RICHMOND In.
spection NATHL. WINSTON,
JOHN LYNCH. Jr.
M CHARLES E LYNCH.
WE will pay the best price for 10000 -four
barrel slaves delivered at Black Waigr Ills.
NATHL. WINSTON.
June q "A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-02

= n ,Lc-. .rrl =, ,hst ~
Nalional ConrehssDa " s,,s,ain.d m. ,.,.
virgins which io.o"'" .'.,,s hsor,.s al The
Constitution 10 ~, ~ g.:ea. A,.son, nd The
psln ssains' 'ais "s Ar Henry. With these
i,rysl defamation oil WI, 80, ,.,a. ant
consummaie powers, we'e ,,,,,.'s. %. a.a. ~
sootless virtue. "h,cn =" "a LII, Of
,smpted 10 suily. vi '"' - ~. ..,i'.;,...,-.
his men and of mo wsuon ~. ,..,;..., ned
lion IN ,ne "'e Th.v nave spoken, aud will for.
over sneak for thrusr"es. :,
Mes1s John adams, o" ns...',, ~ ras s
en-, &c" As you have no" 'e'"'"en W w"
s,res.. il will Income "' ''''Po' ". ~"
should !orm a Just es''ns' ~, -
characters, on WHICH, .,, -
you such notes, as my III, $500. ,ho,n
has furnished me VIM 80 "" ,' ,asa.ss'
with the materials you nv 1 ','
ed Of. and decide Oh We" =, 'ne
You know tue 'p a',a....s and Tho
tanned my 'fe"e ~ L. - Ia, ,n;o;on
governor we're the nf'' ~"o S"oos ;.
81 afterwards saw Proofs WING. eo"''e'. -.
him OF degree o' sa""y' a"o ~ "
il. of which no gern. APP. e'.u :"
A seven months in''"acy WV" "'.' "e''' """
n, many weeks IN Lon"on' nave gwen "'1 W
portuniIies OF s'"u "s u" 49,, .f rho
vain, III. oe.., .f ,h. rnotiyes
49,. Govern men. This IL all the III which
WV. no nossihy said OF him. He is as disin-
...t as the being who made him +; he rs
1904 IN his views, and accurate in bis
1r,an, EXCEPT where knowledge of the
jung T. necessary to form Judgment. He
wo.a" am;,ble ,hatI pronounce you will love
IS % r. ever YOU become acquainted with him.
, m" ,,ou,d be. as he was, great man in Con.
III
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
REVIEW

or the Lynchburg Markets.
Corrected for The Yirginidr, BY
Thomas A. HoLCoMBE and RICHARD TYREE.
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices Of passed Tobac-
CO, from SO IS to II 80
Inferior to common, % 10 w
Common 10 good, Uio b w
Good TO fine, Wto IL on
Refused, 10 10 8 6o
Strips, 20 w
Inspected the last week $50 hfds passed tobac-
co, l02 hhds refused, total 654,
Comparison ofinspections, 1928 and lS29.
Passed. Ref For ins. Stock.
July LIST, 1928, 1892 1850 1910 34o1
July lst, 1929. s34l l4l5 1887 25oo
Difference, 1861 535 S73 9l7
IL will be seen by the above statement, 'ha'
the past has been a busy week the prices have
improved little for all qualities, and they are
such as the planters generally take. Although
low, compared TO the Spring prices, yet they
pay the planter fair value tor his labor. The
fine is in g .od demand in consequence ofs re-
ported sale of $50 hhds made in Richmond, a.
Sll.
We would avise our friends 20 get the bal
ance of their crops TO mar~et as soon as posi-
BILE, for the time will soon arrive wheL the BUY
ers will begin TO leave here for Richmond, the
SPRINGS and elsewhere. IL is now late IN the
season, and we may expect decline IN prices
when the French parcels are completed. lhe
British markets were dull at the last advices.
Wsdne sday morning, July LIST, 1879, our mar
ket dull, and the buyers careless about parcnas'
ing inferior aud common as low as al any ''hie
this season.
Flo,r by wholesale, 81 25 to 4 90
Wh;sIav wholesale. from 20 TO 90 IL
Corn, wholesale, per Dbl ~ 10 w
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TRUST SALE.

nY virtue of n deed oftrut executed to The
j subscriber by VIM. 1 bell hearing dn,c
the l4'h day q, 5fplembrf. 1927, and duly IL
corded In the Clerk 5 Office Of the county court
of Amherst, for cerlnin purposes therein ga.
Jsessed, | shall proceed 10 sell, Il The hiehes,
bidder, for ready money. before the dooe
Of the Franklin Hotel, IN the town OF Lynch
burg, on Tuesday the 30ih day of June nes
whether 10 place or OUT four valuable slnyet
viz Patrick, waterman, John n wheel
wright, Peter, a waterman, and Lewis a boy
50 many thereof ~ will be sufficient 10 an-
ever the purposes of said trust. Acting NJ
iru,iee shall only convey such title Ms Is vest
ed in me by said deed and none other.
ARCHIBALD HATCHER, Trustee.
P06IPONEMENT.- above sale Is
ostponed until Friday the 3lst day oil JnI,
nest, nj which time IL will take place. A. II.
July tHtt ,ds92
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OBITUARY..

DEPARTED this life ~ Saturday Goth
nli at hi, residence in 'he coanty OF Amherst.
Capt. ELIAS WILLS. aged 81 years 54 days,
at er a confinement of several months with dry
modification oil one foot. A more honest man
never died.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-02

JklBE neat hessioa Of the snbsrriber's school
II will commence on The first MONDAY IN Aa-
gust. In IL will be taught all The branches
constituting a good English education, and pre-
paraiory 10 College course. Persons living IN
Lyncbbure, and Wishing 10 remove their chi.
dren from those vicious aud Idle habits, incident
to town life, can be furnished with board h,
genieel families, on moderate terms
HENRY l.. DAVIES.
July @ N
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ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN IND
PFNDENCE
Order of The Dan.

order Of he Day.
The COMMITTEES O arrane enent on the pari
of the Artillery Company, respectfully inform
the public, thai the reading Of he Declaration
Of Independence, by Samuel Clayton, Esq. and
the Grafton by Jonn A. Wharion, Esq. with
other ceremonies. will lake place at St paurs
Church, on the 4,h inst. at 10 o'clock pre- else.
ly.
During the ceremonies al the Church, seve-
raj appropriate pieces of Music, selected for
the occasion, will he performed on the Organ,
accompanied by dtferen, instruments.
The four benches in the Church. immediate
Iy fronting the Iulpit, Will be reserved for the
use of The Company
The Orator aud Reader will join the compa
ny at the Franklin Hotel at a quarter before
10 o'clock
Maj. North, Capts. Tate and Phelps, and
Lieutenant Simpson, will act as Marshsis on
the occasion.
The Ladies and Gentlemen Of the town and
the vicinity, and the strangers, are politely in
vited TO attend. THE COMMITTEE.
July I'd, 1929.
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Notice to Contr..ctOYs.

SEALED proposals. will be received by the
- President and Directors Of ihe Lynch.
burg and Salem Turnpike Company, At the
Tavern Of William Terry, in the town of Lib.
erry, Bedford county, on the twenty fifth day
OF August nexi, being the second day OF the
Court Of said county for The construction OF
from one TO two miles Of Turnpike Road, ex-
tending from the town Of Liberty. wesiwardly.
board Of Directors will attend al Liberty on
the day above mentioned, and will furnish
10 those wishing 10 contract particular de-
scription ofthe manner 10 which the road is TO
be constructed, and Of the terms of The con-
tract. By order OF the Board Of Directors.
JOHN NJ GORDON, Clerk.
IL The Lexington Inielligencer is reques-
Ted 10 publish This for weeks and forward
ihrir accoun, TO this Office for payment.
July 2. i25J
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Ferfumery & fancy Soaps.

:JOHE SUBSCRIBER is now receiving large
Ill and ,piendid assortment Of Periumery and
fancy Soaps, Ho"EL Da'iIo'
June IS
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RICHMOND MARKET, June 81.
NV Wheat 81 20 Canal Flour 50 80 10
SO 70
Tobacco, good aud fine Sc 10 mid1ling
81 50a D 90 common 81 3 , refused 50 %
a 4 So.
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LIST OF FUNDS.

Tickets So; Halves So 90; Quarters 3 %.
For sale at HEWSON'S Lucky Office.
June %
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GLASS WARE

NIOW opening handsome assortment, Of
~ GLASS WARE. VIZ;
India Shades
Entry Lamps
SHlsers
Jellies
Wines
1umbleIs
Lemonades
Celeries
Champaenes
Bird Founts
DO Boxes
Lamp Glasses. (rariou, kind,)
Jewellers Globes
Shop Furniture, &c. &c.
Howell DAVIES.
July 2.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-02
NEW NOVEL;

IpHF subscriber has the pleasure OF inform
iag his friends and The public generally.
thai he has just received, direct from Philsdei
phia. a new novel called Anne Of Geierstes'. or
the Maiden OF the Mist, by the author Of Wa
yerly, sc. or, in ether words, by Sir Walter
Scoit.-From the hAsty. perusai which have
given il. | think il IS one among his. best pro
dyc,ions AbhAM II. NUM- H.
June 80. Z'tf
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July2 1929.

A processionon of the teachers and chilJren
attached to the " Lynchburg Sabbath School
Union" will be formed at the FIRST Baptist
Church at 8 o'clock on the morning Of the 4th
july next from which they will proceed to the
second Baptist Church, when an address APP
propriate 10 the occasion will be delivered.
Parents aud all others friendly 20 The cause OF
Sabbath Schools are respectfully invited to
attend
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Union Canal X.0ttery,

CLASS No. 7.
To be drawn In the City OF Philadelphia, on
Friday the 3D. day Of July. 1899
Sixty Numbers-Nine drawn Ballots.
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T 20 PRIZES OF $1,000. IN
MAINE STATE LOTTERY,

CLASS NO. /.
To be drawn in Portland, on Friday the Goth
day Of Jnne, 1920
80 Numbers-g Drawn Ballots.
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LAST PROCLAMATION.

The splendid drawing Of The Dismal Swamp
Lottery,
CAPITAL $50 COO
Takes place in the City Of Richmond call thu
dav q, the Banner Of Luck for fortunes.
The following numbers were drawn In the
Delaware and South Carolina Lottery No.s
a 80 20 42 10 9 1.
Renew your prizes az -
Jane 70
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A.XGNHl ARYAX.X.ERY
ATH OFF JWLYa

ATTENTION RIFLE GR1YS.
NOU will attend a parade on Saturday
morning, The oh OF July NJ sunrise, IN
front of The Union HnIel, prepared with SIX
rounds OF blank cartridges II is expected that
every member will be in the temporary uniform
oe the corps, (blue coats and white pantaloo ms,
White vest. black cravat or stock. and a shot
gum By order of the Lieut. commanding
II. II. TOLER, o. S.
Juiy 2
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ATTENTION JUNIORS.

"A EIN IVIN IC tNIVTNJ'
<RHE Lynchburg Junior volunteers, will
- parade on the HILL in front of Blacks Lot,
on Saturday the 9TH Of July, at9 o'clock, A.
NJ. ia full sumner uniform armed with spears.
By order OF the Captain.
SAML. | BRANSF0RD, o. s.
LII.
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FOURTH OF JULY.

Arrangement Of The RID GrGys.
The Giays will parade AT sunrise, in front OF
the Union II ,te, prepared with six rounds Of
blank cartridges.
They will be dismissed a, ! O'Clock, and
will again re.nssemble at 9 O'Clock, AT the same
place, prepared with "a rounds Ut blank car.
tridges.
AT 10 o'clock, the Reader Of The. Declaration
Of independence and the Orator the day
will be escorted 10 the Presbyterian Church,
at which hour precisely the ceremonies will
commence, with prayer by the Rev. DIR. Waller.
ifaay OF the citizens should be disp sed TO
form in rear of the company, and march in
procession to the Church, they are respectfully
invited ID do so.
The four benches in front of the pnlpi, will
be exclusively reserved for the procession.
THE COMMITTEE.
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,v1orIce-ay ,i,,.. ar :. H., = ,,,.,

NfOriCE.--By virtue Of d deei 4 ,rnst
Az HSc ated 10 "a .ai,s flbcrs by Ambioss
fucker snd Betsy bs vie, aad Is of = ceto N
the county caut Of Anhessi. 10, certain pur
poses in said deed expfessed--w,Il be sxposad
90 sale. nj public auction. on Friday the 7h
day of August nest, " fair, II cot, on the NEXT
far day. a ffeci Of LAND. Containing isfy q
eres, ing near Hfer's Creek, in tie COUNTY
Of Amherst Anoiher tract Containing about
thirteen hundred AID fariy aefes, br,ng the
trac' on which said fucker resides. Also. one
iher tract IN the same nefgFitos hood, contain.
ing eight huid,ed aad thirty nine ceres. on
which George fiosley resides. The sale will
he or credit ~ one, Two ard three years.
the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curly, and deed oi trust on the land 10 secure
The purchase money. Ac',og az trustees. tho
viii convey such title as Is vested
IN them by said derd. and none other, which
they believe unique stionsble.
JOHN MILLER. L.
DAVID Il. EDLEY, '''ee"
June1. ifs fds.
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CURE BY
DIR. j. Is. HOWELL'S
VEGET BILE
WI f. &c T ~ e.

Chester County, Pennsytpania, May l2h, 1929.
NEAR SIR Nearly year has elapsed
y SINCE I was called on TO undertake the
case Of a man wi h an liberated sore leg, under
one OF its most aggravated for,ns.-l was in
formed the case WIS of long standing, and had
r. ssied the ordinary mode Of treatment in the
hands Of several very respectable members OF
the profession. lns, cad, therefore. ot pursuing
the usual course, I advised him TO make Use of
the T" GoLDEN T1NCTURI,"
which J had previously prescribed and seen We.
~ good effects from it.--He did so, dressing
his leg morning aud evening, with The com
mon Caro-, poullice. By pursuing this course,
the leg was restored 10 a sound and healthy
state in less than two months, and remains
40 up TO the preseat period. II was used with
complete success in the case Of a child which
had that running at the ears so common 10
children. have prescribed your EAMI-
Ky PILLS 20 very considerable extent
and have great reason to be pleased with their
effects. ] consider them valuable purgaiive
for the feeble and delicate, and particularly
for Females would thank you 10 forward
me an additional supply by the earliest con
yeyance, and remain, with respect, yours.
J.. w,
Tho above sold by Howell DAVIES,
AGENT FOR Virginia
July Q.