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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
V AUABLE PROPER TY
FOR, SALE.

TWNhE subscriber is anxious 10 SO
N valuable tract Of land in thu.
IA County of Bedford. II is sim.
ated upon the north fork OF Goose Creek al
JOINING Capt. Buiords, and is bounded nn
one SIDE by The ,uan western road. II cou"
'a'ns 44st acres. 100 of which are cleared %
acres OF the cleared land are first rs,a ln,.
eroond the wood land lies remarkablv wsII
ana is hfst rate tobacco land. The subsc,;h",,
invites those who wish to purchase GOOD ,asd
al ~" pflce, TO come aud examine The ,rac,
ROBERT IRVINE.
.,no Executor of VIM. irvine, decd
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W. IRGlNlA-At rules holden III the clerks oifc, :.
" the Superior Court ofChancery, for the Lyutt
burg district, the 7ri day of June, 1880. David :
Garland, Pitt agninst VIM. Mckee, Edward b
Greenwsy and Elias Ogden, Deits.
The defendants VIM Mckee Edward NJ Greepyav
not having entered their appearance ~ en- secui,y
according to the act of Assembly and the rules OF his
court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants OF this country II Is ordered
that the said deiendan do appear here the first day
ofthe next term and answer the bill of the plsptlG
and that copy of this order I've forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper printed IN tho to~Hof Lynchburg
for two months succssively, and posted ii the fioIt
door of the courthouse" III the said town.
Copy-TeSie, j. WILLS, c. c.
july yYSw
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l.aborers Wanted.
aIDKNG2.

n O. NASH l. Co. having rented. In addi-
xrA. tion 10 their present 6roeeTy, large
.na convenient lumber house. viii receive on
Storage 1000 barrels Flour. Hemp Wh'shsy
and Feathers. which they will sell by sholesaie
~ rolai or ship. as may be requested. lhey
keep constantly an hs-d ihr best fsmily Flour,
together with large aud extensive assortment
Of Groceries. All OF winch they VIII sell on the
most moderate terms and invite Ilrf friends
nod the public 10 general 10 give them call.
Liberal advances will he made 10 those who en-.
trust iheir produce with them for sale,
Also, 10000 lbs Family Bscop,
600 sacks Liverpool Salt,
80 Bags Cehee,
40 bids. Sugar. All of which III be sold lcs
ar than ever. 40 NASH q 60,
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MILLINERY.

Mrs Gillhas on hand an assortment of
Leghorns and other Millinery. received direct
~ from the North. which she is prepared TO
dispose Of al very low prices. She is also,
prepared to execute any order in her line with
elegance and Dispatch The ditizens of Lynch
burg aud it, vicinity are respectfully invited to
coll aud examine her assortment.
June & "a
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July 8

W ihuiNiA-Al Rules holden lnthe Clerks office of
'ne superior Court of Chancery for the Lynchbur1
Disicl the IN day of June, 500 Nancy Shields PN
against Jane Lively widow and relief ~ lns }sy
u"G , James r. Lively, Philip Lively, Mathew Lively
I'D io uclcnuaht Mathew Lively. not having enter
Assembly and the rules court and il ppearingJy
satisfactory evidence that he not an iuIabita of this
II Is ordered that the said defendant do appear
on the hrst day of the next term and .n.veitbe
phi OF the paintiand that copy ofthis order be forth
iIi seLteu ~ some newspaper printed in the town
o! LynchDnrg, for two months successiyeI, and post
a. INC 'on' uoor OF the courthouse the said town.
I,l, . oPS-Aes'e' J. WILLS, C. c.
w1m
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SNIOTfCE Having sold ny sipea m rsde.
III ingelhef win all my interest 20 The
Iynohbuig 5boe Store, 10 Hubbard & Gtfd.
ner. al persons 10 whom an indebted vii
utrsen, their claims 10 NJ. W. Davenport, ior
payment. and all those Indebted TO me vii
please make phg men, TO him. ~ho Is o'horised
20 r.eeiv. the same. l.. r. GARDINER.
AUg. %.
FHyHE basiaess will he continued under the
D sunfrinteudsnee of NJ. w. Dspenpou,
who viii dispose Of The STOCK Of Goods on the
most reasonable terms.
HUBBARD L. GARDNER.
Aug %. A..
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neninl

against
pfossrr Powell. aamr. Of Richard Powell jr.
decd the SAL prossrr Powell and James Lee,
surviving eIors. ol Richard Powell, sen. deed.
the snd Pfosssr Powell. In nj. own right. 1hoS.
Powell, Lindsey Psdgei and catbarne his wife
& Francis Powell, Am Powell, George Powell.
Lucy =. lee, Joseph l.. Lee, Charles L. Lee,
Sally Lee Francis Lee. Madlsjn Lee, and
Lee, infants by Commissioner Benash, 'pocihll,
assgr ed ,hef euarnsu, Jesse Summons aud
Ann his wife, and Elizabeth Powell, Dehs
This cause came on this day 10 be heard
on the blll answers Of the defendants ProSser
Powell Francis Powell, Ann Powell, George
Powell, I.ncy T. Lee, Joseph l., Lee @hatIes
l.. Lee, Sally Ire. Franco. Lee. Madison Lee
and lee. exhibits, The dccreial or
ders Of The Goth lay of September, 1879. and
ihr orb das Of A1gas, 1927. which appear 10
have been duly executed on tho defendants
James Lee and Elizabeth powtl. The order Of
publication agsins, the dpfrndan, Thomas Pow
ed. dl the ~ day OF November. 1879 which APP
pears 10 have bren duly published, and the
,bpuans awarded therein Oh the 9th day of
April ana lie % day oil November, 1929,
which appear 10 hive been duly served on the
defendants Lindsey Padgei and Jesse Sam
mons. aud was argued by counsel On con-
sl1oration whereof the court doth order that
one Of It's Commissioners do tHLe an account
of the administration Of The estate OF Richard
Powell, jr. decd. as also. an account of the nd.
mlnIsiration Of the estate of Richard Powell,
sen. dec. md report the same TO the court with
any matters specially stated, thought pertinent
by himself, OF required by the parties to be So
stated; aud the court doth farther order that
the defendant prosser Powell. do, alter due
notice for that purpose aitsndthe CominiSsloncr
who may take the said account. and answer
In solemn form such in'errogaiories as shsli
then aud there be pronounced 10 him touchhg
the matters in controversy IN this SUN.
A Copy-Ieste. J. WILLS, c {.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
L,nchbnrg, LIST July, 1880 &
The parties Interested IN this cause viii take
notice, thai have appointed tuesday The 18Th
day OF October aeHi. 10 commence the
accounts directed by the foregoing order oil
court, on which day, n, the houl ol uins clock
IN the morning, they are required 10 atend at
my olhcr ~ this town, v ith their accounts,
vouchers and copy o. court papers, prepared
for examination and settlement.
l.. b. NoRVELL. Com.
August % w4w
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xTlkGiNlA.-Atku Rules Holden III tho Clerks Office
" ofthe Superior Court ofChancery for the Lynch
burg District the It'll day Of June, 1880. Thomas I.
Wright, an luiant under the age of twenty years
who sues 10y VIM Cough, his guardian and next
friend, Pitt against German Jordan, Richard G. Ila-
den, Martin w. Davenport, admr. with the will an
nexed OF VIM. Mathews, dec. Samuel Fleming, Sack.
vile King and Thomas Franklin, (Major0
The defendants Richard 6. Haden aud Samuel Elsn
ing not having entered their appearance given security
according To the act of Assembly the rules ouyi
aud appcarnS by satisfactory evidence that tey ara
not inhabitants ot this country; II is ordered tb, thp
said defendants do appear here on the FIRST 6ay of
the next term, and answer the bill Of the pIsptH
aud that copy of tins order be forthn 18th inserted Il
Two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the from, door of
tho court house, in the said town.
eopy--Teste, J. WILLS, C e
July 3 ,,an
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FHyHE Subscriber will undertake To collect
az settle any accounts thai may be en.
trusted 10 him IN the counties Of Phsyivani.,
Patrick, Henry. FTanklo or BEDFORD. For
farther particulars, apply at The Virgnlan M
hee. GEO. W CALLANAY.
Aug. 80. ~
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TO THE pUHi.AC.

a. lGbT or nine days Rgo,a man, calling
M himself HENDERSON but whu,e real
nahie was accidentally ascrftained TO be Hell
bEhl, and who was some time ago in the
PennenI'aiy, came 10 this place, aud snapped
horses with NE directly after which he sold
ihe horse which he got from me al aucl ion.
As soon as heard that he nad passed by a
name not his own, questioned him preli,
closely al 10 how the mare which be 6rou hl
10 Lpsn came into his possession aud, becun.
ing alarmed as suppose. he lelt town without
taking Gather horse OF money. | have no
doubt, therefore. that the mare was stolen aud
give has notice in order that the owner may
call aad get her. She Is a sorrel mare, about
five yeats old. 3 feet 3 inches ~ height, switch
tail. and her two hind legs whiIe.-iIenderson
OF Helbert, is about five feet, IL inches high,
dark complexion snd dark eyes. very rough
in his speech. sod had on Il blue cloth round
about and grey cloth pan,aloons, He said he
came from u dJlnctop, but whether he meant
Washington city, OF Washington county. do
not know. tie was very anxious ~ the swap
iEai we made, iha, shsuld give him in at old
birdie, from which expect that he intended
~ steal another horse a. soon al an opportunity
offered.
The owner OF Tire Mare above described
can OBTAIN her, BY proving property ami pay
ing charges, on application a, my Livery S,a>
Die. WILLIAM ELLIOT.
Aug. 30 I'm
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ASH i0r Wheat.

WYE will pay the best cash price for all
" Wheat delivered at tho Black Water
Mills. Persons wishing to engage their crops
will please cal on us. We will give them
choice of several liberal propositions.
NArAL. WINSTON g. co.
July l.
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WHEAT.

1uNfIE subscriber viii purchase good
Wheat delivered at the German
u Mills, fifteen miles below Lynch
burg. For all such, he will pay within
twenty cents of the Richmond market,
in cash /; present price Is. None will
be received on storage.
DAVID STAPLES.
Aug. 90 81
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LAND FOR SALE.
AanA foY sale.

TNlIE subscriber will dispose of a great bar
n gain in the sale of tract OF Land, iyIng
in the county OF Amherst, on the waters of
Maple HUE, in the ne'ghborhood of Walters
Mil. The SAID land is IN a superior degree
Calculated Tor the production OF every species
OF crop which this climate will mature. hut
particularly all kinds OF small g,siu aud tobac
co. There are abou; eight hundred acres in the
tact, with good portion of low grounds. Il
lies slngulsrly we'll. and might be made first
rate stotk iarm-it has convenient and com.
Portable dwelling house on II. with all npoesSa-
~ out houses, aud an excellent barn, with an
orchard of choice trnit. Any farther descrip.
ton Is deemed unnecessary, AS II Is presumed
that any person wishing 10 buy will visit the
premises aud Judge for themselves Tue terms
OF sale will be accommodating, and II not sold
on or before the FIRST day OF the Amhert Supe.
rior Court, II will be exposed to pablo sale al
Amherst Court House.
SAMUEL II, DAVIES.
Aug. % w4w
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Improvement in Tailoring.
Jolly %.

vuuIIE Subscriber has devoted 8 of
II the. last years 10 this object.
Ia Having dicoyered a few simple
principles by which The pecu'iarities OF The hn.
man form IS sscenaned with great accuracy
on the protraclion principle. and bestowed
much attention and devoted much time, in APP
plying these principles 10 the practical uses
OF the trade, and moreover, having had, while
in the prosecution OF these objects, much inter
course with many OF the first Iallors in this
country, aud their decided appreciation Of the
soundness ofihe principles laid down, he hopes
il will not be deemed vain in hun il he present
himself, as a, least equally wen qualified with
others in the same line, ~ please those who
may be anYious 10 have their clothes 10 TT them
with elegance aud ease. Having spent
great pari Of the spring and summer in the city
OF PhIladrlphin and its vicinity, he pledges
himself TO make up his work in The same
s,iie rs il is now made by the best Tailors
in thai City. Believing thai these advantages
will en,lle the subscriber 10 n share OF public
patronage, he has again opened shop in
Lynehhurg, which lsat present IN the upper
pat of the house occufiedby Nj. George Bag.
by, on Bank square.
DANIEL WILLIAMS.
AUG 10. Is
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Snoe Store and Mandatory.
IT, GREE,

IEfA on baud, at his Store, ,ext door above
LA DIR. Howell Davies, Il general assortment
OF Shoes, OF his own and Northern manufac
ture, which he offers at the lowest prices. Also
Philadelphia made Boots, at unusually low
prices. He is prepared 10 execute work, par.
ticularly in the ladies' branch Of business, with
npatnpss and nromutuPSs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
Beach's Carriage Mandatory.

VINE subscribers iaform their friends and
- the public generally. that they have opened
shop on main street, u few doors below the
Franklin Hotel Lynchhu,g, where they offer
Tor sale new supply of Pleasure Carriages, at
reduced prices. for cash. where those who wish
TO purchase will find great variety rs at a
ny other establishment in Virginia. All re-
pairing will be executed with nratness and dis
pach, by II Il II Il. BEACH
For further information the pubic are referred
70 Thomas A. liuiconbe, or al the Franklin
Hotel.
June % WITS
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NWsIRGlNlA-At Rules holden IN the CIerk1 -,,1-..
the superior Court OF Chancory for the Lyuchbur,
District, the IN day ofJune 1880 Frances IIarrsoS
ano lanson Harrison, by Thomas }. Crawford and
Peter A, Sailing his guardians and next friend pin
against Richard N Lubank. David S. Garland, WA,
Harrison aud Benjamin Taialerro, Sheriff of Amber,
ana as sueh adm: ofPreston II. Garland. dee Deflg
ihedeicndant WHIT Harrison, not having entetedsi,
appearance aud gipensecuty according TO the actoft
eoy ana the rules OF this court and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence thathe is an nhab,tt oibs
II 10 that the SAID defendant do appear
here on the first day of the next term and aps,,t rho
eili sfthe plaintiffs, and that a copy of this order be
some spaper printed NTH, tow,
" ychoufg lor Two months successfully AND posted US
Tue front door OF the courthouse in said town
ACopy-Teste, J. WILLS, &C.
July s %
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NYlRGlNiAAt rules holden Ia the oii,ce oItba
superior Court Of Ch0ncery for the Lynchbuig
District, the 9Th day of June 1880 Edmund ierudop
surviving eAor oil David Terrell, dec Pltf. agaIns.
paloi sullivan, admr. de bOus non of Thomas Bar
nett, dec. and III his right, and Sally his wife
Joseph Barnett and Fanny Barnett Dens
Inc defendant Fanny Barnett, not having entered
os elVeu security according the act o.
Assembly and the rules of this Court nm, il anne,rua
ny satisfactory evidence that is mot an inhsbitap
OF TINS country 1t ordered that the sa,d defendant
aplea mere On me lrst day OF tho next term, and
order De forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed
III The town OF Lynchburg for two months snecessye
anu posted at the front door of the courthouse in tie
saiu 'o"h' copy. Tese,
,,,.a J.WILLS, &C.
t,,Op
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Jolly 10
JUST LANDED
Direct irOYN New Nork
July u

a ND now opening ut the subscribers cheap
IA store, oPpDslte the market house, the fol.
lowing beautiful cloths, at fifty per cen, less
than former prices:
] piece hest of Engl,nd. imperial fancy blue
lplece Shepherds black, fnll IA.
piece HTsI's do beautiful gloss Texture
piece auburn Brown (all he rage)
piece Loudon Olive, (hslf price,
IL pieces Satin figured Smoensk Ves,ing. en-
TREY new. With variety of other Goods a,
very reduced prices.
MCKEE, ROBINSoN& Co.
July.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
July 8

NNIRGiNIA--At Rules holden in tho Clerks ofce
oil the Superio Court Of Ch-ncery for the L,uchJ
burg District, the 9Th day OF June, 1880. Robert
Crutchhed, sheriff of the county of Spottsyl,au.p.
mud admr. OF Robert Patton, dec Pltf against Mar.
tin Key, Richard L. Putncy, WIN. Il. Porter aud
Robert Patton, jr Delis.
The defendants Martin Key and Robert Patton, IT,
moi having entered their appearance aud given security
according to the act of Assembly and the rules of ths
court audit appearing by satisfactory evidence thai
they are not inhabitants ofthis country; 1t is ordered
nat the sald defendants do appear here the first day
Of the term, and answer the bill of the nla;p,f
and that copy ofths order be forthwith inserted ia
some newspaper printed in the town ofLynchburg 70,
Two months successfully aud posted ut the front doc
OF the courthouse IL tue SAID town.
copy-Teste, j. WILLS e E
July ,.S
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Public y Office.

EDY virtue of deed Of trust executed TO the
h b suhscriber by Mary Z. West, bearing
dat the l0lh day of May, 1893, aud Only re
corded in the Clerks office Of the county court
OF urklnsham, FOR purposes therein expressed.
shall, on the l7lh day of September next, at
my residence, Clover Hill, proceed TO sell,
10 The highest bidder for cash, tract or parcel
OF land. lying IN Buckingham, on The head wa
'ers Of Appomalox, adjoining the lands of Hen
~ a. Christian Samuel !. Walker, Samuel A.
Patterson and others, containing about $40
ores. now in the possession OF Peter Francisco
who married the SAID Mary Il. West. The land
will only be sold for the lite time OF Mrs. Fran
cisco. The dover title is believed TO be indis
putable but 'he undersigned will Only convey
such title as 10 vested 10 him bv The DEED aud 90
other. A. PATTI ERSoN, Trusiee.
Aug 10 ids
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NHHEAT advancing. We want to buy 2ooo
w bushels. A. .. y. n GO.
Aug. 30. ~
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GREAT BARGAINS
NEW ARRIVALS!

' a HE subscriber Inns Tins day recr,yed 30
Il baIrs and boxes Domestic Goods, consisting
OF brown and bleuched Shirtings and Sheet
lngs. spun Cotton, very best ever brought TO
this market-Furnnure and other Checks and
Piaids, gether with considerable addition Of
British G GODS. so few very fine Hats
all extremely low Tor Cash.
HENRY ALLISON.
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NtflRGINiA.-A,a Superior Conrf of Chan
Y Gerry holden a, the town oi Dynebbnrg' on
thu 9Th day Of May, $3.50
William lardy. aIn,r oi Peter Dei'o. decd
PITT
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Trust Sa leoii,a nd.

IrlY virtue ola deed in trust executed by Jos.
- Dliatd To Peachy Franklin and VIM. S.
Crawford, bearing date the 30ih day OF May f,
1875, X o recordm the Clerk office OF Amherst
county the subscriberaccrdIng 10 The provisions
of SAID deed, will ON 10th day OF Seplembe
next, il fair, AMI # MOI, the next fair day there
after, proceed TO sell for cash, 10 the highest
bidder, on the premises, the tract of land in
said deed named, containing by estimation
300 acres. near New Glasgow, adjoining the
land of WIN. Higg.nhotham and others. There
is large and comfortable dwelling house on
SAID land also ~ o good barns, and other ne
cessary buildings. The subscriber win ONLY
convey such title as is vested in him by SAID
deed trust, which is considered good
WM. 5. CRAWFORD.
July 10 tbs
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August II

TTfRGINIA. Al Rules holden IN the Clerks Office
" OF the Superior Court OF Chancery for The Lynch
burg District. the 7th day of Juuc, 1890 Charlie,
Henry Lynch, Of hnselm Lynch, dec. Plt5
against Maria b. Leftwch Deft. =.
The defendants not having entered her an
pear nce aud given security according to the n.t
ofAssenby and the rules of this court, aud il appear
by satisfactory evidence that she is iuha6itunt 81
this eountry It'll ordered that the said defendant do "a
pear here the first day of the next and am
aver the bill of the pitt and that copy of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in
the town ofLynchburg for Nv months successfully and
posted the front door OF the courthouse the sald
town copy-Iests, J. WILLS, Z. L.
July WIN
W. 1RGINIA. At rules holden 10 the clerks office r
W the Superior Courtof Cbaneery, for the Lynch
burg District, the 7th day of June. 1890 Matthew,
Sandefer, PHI. against David Owen aud Lunsto,8
Loving exors of Levi Owen, dec. Defts.
The defendant David Owen, not having entered In i,
appearance and given security according the act AT
Assembly aud the rules of this Court and appearng
by satisfactory evidence that he is inhabitaui ~
this country II 10 ordered, that the said defendant m
appear here on the first day OF the next term and
answer the bill of the paintf and that copy Of t
order be forthwith insertedin some newspaper ma
ted in the town of Lynchburg, for months suec,..
svey and posted at the from door OF the courthus
III the said town.
AcopyTeste, J. WILLS, c. c.
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CASH Cor Wheat.

SetS.T. will pay The besi cash p'iee 'et ~
VI Wheat delivered 81 the Ltn"h"Rs
Mills. Persons wishing Ia engage men rps
viii plsse call on "a. We "ilgive them ebo'e'
Of several liberal proportions.
J.. &C. LYNCH, q co.
1uls
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NEW ARRIVALS.

Aug. 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-05
FRIDAY muaan1n
Dyspepsy Cured Il Prevented.

lar 7. SUTHERLAND, having discovered the
of, and the remedy for, this most dreful dis
ease, offers his servcesto those who have suffered by
its distressing influence, for short time for many
years.
lie has entire confidence in the remedy, il admins
tered sgreeably his directions not merely from his
belief the correctness of its principles connected
with the of lyspepsy, but also from having prac
'ised with complete success in very great number
Of obstinate cases III which the patients have been At.
Acted with nearly all Of the following Nmp.
toms pain III the he adj dizziness vertigo confusion
Of mind, attended with loss at memoir, disagree cable
taste in tie mouth; midty; melancholy rritabiiity;
loss of appetite; nausea; gnawIng IN the stomach
when empty; affection of the nerves; attended with
general debility and loss of energy chi!ness; affections
OF sight; sourness or burning Of the stomscb fsuen.
cy. pressure on the stomach after meals, producing
great uneaness and Distress cold feet and hands; lam
gor weakness of the stomach attend, with vomiting
acid eructaton; uneasinesS in the throat with pain IN
the side breast paptation; weakness and pains IN
the legs. frequent ard involuntary signing, yawnng,
dropsness rregularty of the bowels, pain IN the back
tremUr, disury; disturbed sleep.
Those persons who affected with any or all OF
the above mentioned, and consider I EN- evils "too
gr,evous to be borne" respectfully recommended
to call Dr S. BY whom The, are confidently assured
that his remedy will effect speedy an permanent re-
lief ard will also prove preventive sganst the re.
turn of the disease. References will be made to re.
spectacle ladies' and gentlemen. residing in this city
and elsewhere, no have been benefited by the uso
OF this remedy
DIR Sutherland may be seen at his Office. No. 80
Wall street, every day Except Sunoays) between lO
and O'Clock; and at sI other times at his residence
No. l53 Elm, corner of Grand street
New York, Oct 20
49, have appointed WILLIAM HARPER
Druggist, If Alexandria, district 0f Columbia, my
Agent; y ho has been fully qualified for curing Dys-
pep.y, on the plan prac,iscd by myself oct 70