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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-02
Arust sale OK ..aoA

'ntne OF deed in trust, execute d by
- Jos. D.llardlo peachy Fra.l,fn md w
, Crawford, bearing date the 3Oth dav A..
1929, and OF record in the Clerk. o0ir.
Amherst county, the subscriber according IN tho
provisions OF said deed, will on the 27tb 1scs,.
Der next II fair, and il not, the next fair do,
thereafter, proceed 10 sell for casI, 10 the bieb.
est bidder, before the door of James S. Pendle
tons tavern in N. Glasgow, the tract of land in
sad deed named, cont lining by estimation 800
aer 5. near New Glasgow, adjoining the land
OF Van. higsinbotaam aud others. There is a
arge and comfortable dwelling house on said
'a"a also Two good barns, and other necesss
~ oai,nlnss: The subscriber will only convey
su." ''ie as Is vested 40 him by said deed OF
trust, which is considered good.
a. WIN. S CRAWFORD.
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" Boston's SeiAlitz Water.

THIS ariifcisl rrpatstisn nsnuia cturcd by
Joseph Buston. ehy uiist, M. Wall street Bnd
/. drawn rom y fountain as the soda wstef, %
ia put up Ia bottles, eorta,uins EACH one duse oi
ns mid and eiiiewnt laxative ~ can lac ~
au.red, add Virtual as p,iaIahla as tho soda
water isel,.
.sThl. pr etaration - d,derently composed
rom thai Of he coinis9u .e,dluz powder oi the
shops,
We have FOR year past been in the habit Of
Recommending IL 20 ssr Ieiients, espee'aii, the
oyspeptic, the nervous. and the hHbtuaiy
.ostlve With the most benign effects W. ale
induced 10 pTefer 10 tde congress water as
possessing all tue virtues OF the latter, with
out beng I,ernicious TO sa5 habit Or consItu-
ton.
I'VE have vi. ted the establishment Ia which
MIR. Boston inanuiaeloies THIS A,ucls. IL -
conducted on n large scale. keeping constant
~ feaf hands cen. sloyed. There appear. TO he
much l.bour bestowed IA imprsgu ,tIHg the wa
fer With the seyrtsl materials OF wnich II h
COMPOSED. We ieara that Nj. Boston trans.
port. the water 60 various part, of the United
States, furnishing noiels and other public pla
ces. We are persuaded that u Will taxa pryce-
denee Of the Saratoga waters as a lakduVe aud
mild TONIC a. suon as its virtues become
appreciated by public taste and eHpeuencs.'
Tie proprietor making no secret OF The att
Gle has submitted us ptepafston 10 u number
ofth Faculty, WHO highly approve and re
commend 1t, particularly 10 those Of inGtn, aud
delicate habit, as a medicine 50 agreeable g.
the taste thai even children take It With aviGi-
~.
The comparative smal dose that IL TeqpireJ
10 produce an active, aud (when taking issung,
almost in ediarr effect, renders the Ssdli =
Water IN valuable as n remedy to the nan oil
business, removing IA lrss dian an hour the
unpleasant oppresston many ieel from hessi.
ness IN the atmosphere or loo nee inJul
senoe IN eonssiall5 VI the lusu'ies Vi tAc 10
Bile.
To those whose business will not admit OF
visiting Saratoga Springs. this water is Offered
al tfeetual. agreeable and cheap substitute,
aud Is paiuculhTiy recommended TO the IN
hahitants OF warm climates, aud masters Of
vessels visiting tropical regions, FOE whose &C
commodniion 1t Is krp, packed IA quantities to
sait puruhnsers.
The subscriber, agent Tor Mr.. BoLon, is now
opening large supply pl Boston Setdhtz Water,
which is tor SALE AT New York prices.
Howell DAVIES.
Nov. %.
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Negroes for Hire aud sale

WALL be ollie eh 70 lire for he ensni 2
w year on the 81 dav Of Janunry mex
before the doc oil James S Pendi-ton's tavern
IN New Glasgow, Amherst county, from Is t.
20 valuable negroes, belonging iothe estate Of
samuel toner, de a They CONSIST oi all de.
men, "omen. BOYS and girls, AMI
among them are Two frs rate bla k,mllbs
carpenters. cooPers, shoemakrfs, good cooks,
house servants and plantation hands. Bonds
with approved security will be required and no
person VIII he permitted 10 TAKE possession Of
the slaves they hire uniiI they comply with The
terms OF hnmg.-Also, at the sane time ana
place, will be offered for sale for cash, sevcra
likely .iegfoes b long Ing to the aforesaid estate
JOHN DlLLARD, In On of
Samuel Tuner, dec
Nov % ,ds
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NOTtCE.-By virtue Of deed sf irust.
~ executed 10 the subseribsr by wm. Jop.
Ing, bearing date the 18th day of oeioissr,
la24 nnd recorded ~ the Clerks Office Of Am
brs,, I shsli proceed 20 sell, 10 the highes, bill
tier, TO- cash, ~ the fesidsnce Of the taiA Jap-
ling, ~ the county Of Amherst, on the 10th day
ui Dscember peTt ensuing, one moisiy OF n
tract OF i,nd. supposed TO contain four hundred
acres, aud Is the sam. on which the said Jop-
hug tesides, pus sdjoins The land. Of Nm. Pry-
q, and OtHefs --Aso, one nTgfo woman nsa.ed
JAse, one negfo girl named Evnlile. L. theu in
crea,r IL any, ~ o hoIsrs. oke OF oren q or
carr, tN elvs head Of uorpcd cattle. tLifty bsad
Of hogs. eleven head Of sheep. three beds and
FURNITURE, one Srcre aTy and bookcase. one
walnut press. and the balance ol ihn household
fur ,iiure Of the said Jupllng together I'll all
bl. " chro fufnture and plantation otrnsils.
Acnng as trustee. ! shril convey only such
title ~ - ve.ted ~ me. which is, however. b..
lac, ed 10 bc iudisputabe.
BENNET A. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
Nov. -. ids
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a. OrlCE.-Wn he sold. nj public sale on
" the OH day Of Dec next, Al the old rrsi-
drnce Of Judith Chiffon, deed. about $40
barrels Of new Corn. the crop Of Shucks, Blade
mud Top Fodder. crop of Rye md oai. in the
shenf, the crop OF Tobacco stripped anl IN
buIks, about 800 gallons OF Peach Brandy
together with all aud every other ticle propef-
" belonging to the estate of judith Gilt III.
Twelve months credit will Ne gwen Tor all
sums Of ten dollars and upwards, the pur' ha-
ser giviug bonds with approved security Tor
all sums under $40, Cash, vii be required.
Al pes. ons having just eli, ms against The
estate, ar requested 10 come forward mud
receive thcIr pay.
RICHARD PERKINS,
Executor OF judith Chiffon.
ALSO. will be sohi. by as, u, the stnle tlme.
all the stock Of Horses. Cattle, Sheep aud lieg,,
among which are between 90 aud 10 small fat
tentng Hogs. Also, will br soldnl the Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils Of
every ort,lnciuJing one st uf biacksmh'st stool.
nd copper sluls, &c. us the residue o, Rich
ard Chiltpu's EstHtr.
Terms oil sole, the same as above.
FREDERICK kABLER,
RALEIGH CIiiLION,
Executors OF Richard Chiffon dec.
Nov. 10. tbs
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A Continuation of the Executors S ala
~ Y Monday the 18th day OF December nex,
%wil be offered at Public Sale, In like man
ner at the late residence OF Daniel GIinnan de-.
ceased, in the Town Of Fredericksburg. all lhs
Personal Estate Of said Grinnan, in said Town
consisting OF several House Servants, Garden
er, Cook, Hos'ler aud Sempstress, &c. alithe
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Carriage 4
Horses, Ugh, Wagon, Riding Horse,a consii.
cradle Stock oil Books, with a variety OF other
articlrs too tedious to enumerate. Tie terms
OF Sale,a stated in the previous sdve rtisemen,
JOHN 5. WEXFORD, Ex'er
OF The last VIII and Testament of
DANIEL GRINNAN, deceased,
Oct II, ids
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REMOVAL.

FkHE subscriber has taken the Bell Tavern
- at Nelson Court House, Uoyinss on,
"here he is now ready TO receive all persons
VINO may favor him with their company, aud he
pleogeS himself 10 use every exertion TO give
the most general satlsfa ction.
HIS house is situated near the Conrt-uo
ana is large and ommolious. HIS stab. is ot
ofick' and calculated to hold from forty ~ fifty
poIse' this is likewise plentilully sunlied
WIN grain, fodder, &c. which. with the atteo.
non OF good and faithful servants, he aatters
''mssl' will entne him TO patronage.
J. b. STOUT.
Nielsen c. H. Oct, 81 IL
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NOI1CE.-By Hitine deed OF trust, OK
l Y ecuted 10 The undersigned, by Nm J
lhurmond, Tor CERTAIN purposes thrrsin tHpres-
sed hearing date tic 9th OF November. Is96
and duly recorded in the Clerk. office Vi AM
h,r.i county, Nil be soid To the highes bidder
for ready money. hi the residence Of William
lhnimond IN the County 81 Amherst, on Sa-
Iurday the 18Th day OF December next, all the
interest of sn,d Wm. J. 1hufmond in the estate
of WIN. IhuTmond SAID interest Is one sesenI H.
Undivided part pl near thee hundred acres Of
land, many valuable slaves. with every species
ofpropefty oiwhich sad estate consists Al
thong the tile 10 said estate is believed he per
feet yet such onl, vii he made iot the purchaser
AS /. vested mus rs trustees. JOHN PRYOR,
NM. TUCKER.
Nov IL tbs
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Lands and Slaves at auction.

EpY tirtne ola deed Of trust ertcuiediO as by
h D III Cader, bearing ddie on The 7h day
Of Mrg, 1928, aud Of record IN the county court
Of amherst. aud for TIE purpose Of paying de6i
Meret,. mentioned. due 10 the PreSident. DHec-
tors y "a. Of HE Bank Of Ppginia, zee aaH, on
HE ID dry 0t December. 1880, bejOre HE JrOUi
door Of The taterH house M The turn Of .NeiO
Glasgow, aud adm county Of Amhersi, at present
occupied M James 5 Pcnd.eion sell, By Way Of
public nueiion Jor rendy money The J6lloWmg
siares, riH The increase Of The JemdteS Of Them
II ang) sinee the date Of The sad deed Of trust,
10 pa: Johi, and noHg has tVye, aud Their seuen
children Jaatts SaHy, Betsy, Marld, Mary June
md Nd Darg aud PoHy his rife and her
'onr cfaireu frankly. Eirira Henry and Dapy
-und luna and her tWO sons AKRON and Ed
mand. Should The sale Of The sud Slares not be
compiefed on The day abore appointed The sale
thereof wHbe continued on the day nert JoAow
ing. al The same place above appointed.
by virtue Of The same deed o. trust, and for The
same purpose ADORE designated zee shdH. on The
An ady IF December, 1880. al The late dweiiing
house Of sud HI Carter IN The sad county oJ
amherst, sell, BY Way Cf pubhc auction. 1000
derss " Land, Wh The nppurenances lying
aud beng IN The said county of AmherSi--u be-
ing The toWer part Or end Of The tract Of land on
iohish The SAID Hill Garter resided at The date Of
The sad deed Of trust and AT the time ofhB
dedth, o De IND Oh aud dtrided from The residue
ofhe snid tract by II straight line 10 be run from
one sidetine of The SAID tract to the other side
line Of The SAID hraci. so as 10 include he d,oei
ing house occupied by The said Garter al The date
81 M sud d,ed Of trust, being the same house
al Whet The sad safe is hefety adosrHSed 10 take
piace
Terms Of Sale ofMt Land-1h Land loiH be
soh on a credt Of |. ,. ) and 4 years, for equal
portions o. he purchase money. 10 be computed
from The day Of sate. Forth iioo first payments
bonds uh approved perSonat security ell be
required, ami tor The tpO last payments bonds
etthom any personal security ,cW be demanted,
aud q deed o. trust on The Land itself wiH be
required 10 secure the four payments.
Inc hie 10 me property herein before men.
TONED Is 6eheped 10 be good, but acttng n,erelg
as trustees, afe shall only convty such TILE as IS
uesied IN usby The deed Of trust nfores.d.
L5G1s !, y. y THHE01nPSoN' Trustees
DrI tJo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-02
DYSPEPSIA.

A + ths solici alton oil DOci. u. n. hose,
a have undertaken to attend the admins
t,,tIon OF his remedies for The cure Of Dyspep-
.,a. duriog his absence from Lynchbnrg.
Shortly after DR.. Ross had formed his plan
II treatment. hs communicated TO me his views
on that subject. My first impressions were
suoh A. 10 induce hun 10 report from time 10
lime. the result of hts experience. This taken
in cor uuction With What hnse since seen
myself confirms ms in The beiiefihat il Is a
moi valuable system aud under iudiclous
application, Ill t-sfrTe persons 10 health, thai
oiherwise would be incurable.
Ifrwenty -four ytars experience IN The prac-
tfre OF plysic, Can secure me from errors IN
the snpjteaIion OF DIR. Roses remedies enter
tam a full assurance, that no one will have
cause to roget the trouble aud expense of tess-
ing their utility.
For the convenience of persons ishing to
receive The bpnefit Of DIR. Roses system, visits
will be paid to any pari oil ihe town.
Apply at the washington Ho el.
JNO:P CoBBS.
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Nov 4.

IErAVlNG engagements ;nat viii carry me
ri from Lynchborg for sotne time, have
prevailed on my friend Doct. Cobbs TO attend
the application of my remedies tor the cure OF
Dyspepsia, in my absence
avail myself oil this Pportinity Of saying
that he may be relied on To The full extent Of
his undertaking. His long experience peon-
liariv qualities him for discriminating the Gu
ses that fall within The sphere of my rene
dies.
Patients Of this description for whom have
pIesciibed, aud received Il lee will be attend
ed 10 Il, d.. 4 with the same iIompiness
as those coming orig inaily under his care.
q. A. ROSE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-02

TFlRGlNIA, sCr.-A, rules holden in the Clerks of
~ nee oi The county Court of Bedford on Monday The
hrst day of November, 1880.
john Pearcy Plaintiff ag anst james Pearcy, Ishan
bro"h and Nancy his wife, TO rmery Nancy Pearcy,
Joshua fearcy, Lucinda Peircy, Jabez Pearcy, Ruth
Iearcy ANA Kebecca Pearcy, (Which said last named
Nancy Brown and Joshua, Lucinda Jabez Ruth aud
neoecca fearcy are the children and heirs Charles
pneafcy, dec'( isham Pearcy, Edmund Pearcy, Henry
fcarcy, Nicholas Pearcy, Henry Miller and Sally hIa
VIE, formerly Sally Poarcy, and Nancy Womack, al
Gerry. ~
~ me defendants James Pcarcy. Isham Brown ami
nIIIncy nus wife, Joshua Poarcy, Lucinda Pearcy'
isha% p rearcy Ruth Pearcy, Reb coca PsaIey
nsham fearcy, Edmund Pearcy and Henry Mile
ana sally his wife, not having entered their
appearance aud given security according TO no
act OF Assembly aud the rules of this court andit
appearing from satisfactory evidence that they are not
OF this country 1t is therefore ordered that
,1e saiu oefendants do appear here the iolfti
nohuay IN January next, and the bill OF me
p,alili' ana that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted III the Lypchburg Nrguan public newspaper
pned IN the town ofLynchburg, for two months SUE
cessVey and posted the front door of the courthouse
" TINS county ON two several court days.
Nv o. is w2n
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AanA for Bale.

NVE "tsh 10 sell a tact OF laud. lying ,
~ the nolth lofk OF Goose Geek. four
miles northeast OF Cap. Paschal BuIoId's. in
The eoun o Bedford; containing hy survey
coo acres. Of which abuW 800 or 400 acres
Ae cleared. There is some first rate tobacco
and 10 clear. Thus land lies VEL Is wellwa
cred, aud is in good state of cultivation. Per
sons wishing 10 purchase, can apply TO Bartlett
ihomp,on, living on the premises, or TO Cnpt.
i. bdford, who knows vel the situation.
A. THONP ON
BAklLtTT THOMPSON.
Nov. IS 9m
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E1tensits EIecutor'. Sale Of slu.

EZtensiee EIecutor'. Sale Of a..
and other Personal Estate.
SHALL offer for Sale at PuLI,e Anal
u the Phantom of the lsie Daniel GIinns, oo.
called pRESQUE ISLE. in The G,' ote
W OF Colpeper, on the 9th day OF Der
Der next. the sale to continue from day 10 :
until the ahole shall be sold, all the p.r.y
Properly which belongs 10 the Estate of a..
ceased. on that Plantation, consisting in w
between Fifty and sixty Slaves, be,.s., u,
and 30 Horses, several Brood Mares of ~
fret hood about Que Hundred Head of uo,. "e
Cattle, Il large stocs vi Sheep and Hnes 10
700 Barrels OF Corn, large quantity of IA.
Fodder. &c, Plantation Utensils. Carneala.'
aud Backsmi,hs' Tools. House hold aud K''1t
en- Furniture, Copper stu, one of Gu
oilers best Surveyors Compasses, with ca.
aud Plotting Instruments, with many otlsr
ticles TOO tedious to enumeratp "
II is confidently believed, that in pronor,;.
TO the quantity OF Property thai will lie OH
ell Tor sale. larger proportion &c -, VIM.
Property was never offered nj pubic sale !, ve
gaia. The slaves are generally likely. MANI - -
them very much SO and amongst them il w =.
valuable Blacksmith. young and healthy
mongst the Horses there is Sud, believed To-.
OF the best bloc in the State. The So off
tie, Sheep aud Hogs, are ofihe most i'm, ro.a,
breeds-ruany Of them now Fl, Tor market, ,e',
well worth the attention of Butchers. tn
Furniture OF superior quality. u Farm,r,
and Others, DESTROYS OF procuring Valn.his
Stock, will do well TO attend this Sale AZ =.
opportunity ofprocuring such will seldom or'
cur.
The terms Of sale as follows The slave, .,r
be sold for Cash. the residue Of the Prope,ts
upon credit OF IL months for I'll sums aho,s
F.rty Dollars under that. Cash III. purcta.,.
giving Bonds with approved srcuils la h..,
interest rom tie date but as IL is jnnort.n, ;,
the interest,", OF the Estate, that | should bH slla
TO command the funds at a specified ,ipeI
i'll agree 10 relnIuish the Interest In II ~
who shall pay their Bonds when DUE. No Pm
perry 10 he removed until the Terms Of the sal.
shall be complied with To prevent a sacriGc.
oil the properly that may be offered for ,aie
reserve the right of making one bid. in eysry
case, for the b. nelit OF the +. tate Persons af.
smous Of viewing any part OF the Ploper,v bs
fore The day of SAL, can do SO by apnl,ingI Ia
Mr.. JOSEPH p. FLiPPo, the Manager On the
Farm.
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Commission Business.

HNhOMA9 CkENS respectfully informs
u his lr, mis- and the public generally. tha,
he Continues TO ot.r ms services asa Cnmmis.
sion Merehan', tna' he~ill transact any busi-
ns's eonh"ea T." his care, with p,onpt,tude aud
fidelity, and IS thnnt hl for the patronage re-
eeived heretof"re. Ills office is k.pt Al NJ,
Nm. Hnmilion's store, main.srre,t I, next doo,
below Messfs Morgan a. Mcdaniel. where
goods, orany kind ofcoun,ry produce will lac
received on storage. HIS family occuuie, Mr..
George Nhiilocke's large briek tenement, SIT,
aied IA healthy ANA d. sirnbIe par, Of Lynch
burg, where fe" young ladies would be taken
as boatdeis, Gu reasnnahl4 terms, il being very
convenient 10 Mi. Reds aud MIR Smiths
Schools
Nov % H.
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"a lHVfu 10 tHh lD4lbNiHB ltttfI i''hh WV
Hon. JOHN TALIAFERRO. Member of Con
gress aud a Member oil the late Virginia Con-
VeniOn.
Hagtey, near Fredericksburg, Oct ls, 1880.
Sr-At Tue moment Of my departure from
home, | have received your letter, nnter da'e
of the 8h instant, the subject Of tina Omt-
meni invented by DR.. William Judsns, of Ohio,
and for some time since prepared and disposed
Of by you.
Iregret that The hurry in which | mnst ne
cPSsary make this cammicdlIon, rende' ; II M
possible for me TO stale, IN satisfactory man
ner, the particular esidenets ON which have
formed The most favorable opinion oil the 'fhra
cious operation OF iii, Ointment, on every spe-
cies of tumor and ulcer, as we'll as on hesh
wounds and coniusions.
Since the date OF short and hasty note,
addressed by me 10 Mr.. Charles Herstons on
this subject, have continued TO use DIR. judi
kins's Ointment with invariable success--hnd
il is due TO you TO say, that | have Tor several
mouths past obt,ined, and used extensively.
the Ointment prepared by you, with the same
invai liable success. You may, therefore, as
sumo TO the most full extent, wht have stated
10 Mr.. Herslons, in regard 10 the Ointment
prepared by him, as applicable to Thai prepared
by you. must add, thai prefer your PIE
paration of this Ointment because il is better
Incorporated, or mixed, aud much more lee
tom dTeggyi or extraneous matter, than any
! had previously used. In conclusion, repeat,
my former opnlon, and say to you, in the most
confident nianntI, thal this Oinlmrni. now pre-
pared by you, better deserves the confidence
ut lose VIC may he afflicted by the mnladi
cnumerat above, than any remed, hereto
lore known. say this iIom The most foil aud
satisfactory trails made by myself win Judkins
Ointment. And II is for the benefit OF the aC
ilicted poor who are unable TO bear the expense
incident 10 the professional process by which
such Diseases are managed, that in such strong
terms recommend the use of this simple, strong
aud ce tim cur.
lam, SIR, very respee fully yom..
JOHN IAllAF ERRO.
For sale, wholesale aud retail by
Howell DAVIES, Agent,
Man Street, Lynchburg Va
No. 9,
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$40 RENJ Rn.

10 oNANAN from tie sabseilbt i ON iF,e Is
- Noyem' er $3.50. Negro Man name,lt
ADAM, fifty yeals ofoge or upwards, Of
low .sa'ne. seIy dark complr, ION, full eyes and
v'ry round face, with grey hRtr both on his
head and beard, When spoken TO ra,her intel
hgent than Otherwise, and humble IN his man.
n"r. lie can read both rrinI an manusrtint.
ne said negro came originally from Amherst
county, and has n iree noaan for a wife. nam
ed Hannah Dnnncr, with whom he has always
hVed they heye several children, mo oflbem
grown WIN whom, perhaps he may attempt
to pass as tree mantle Is u tolerahIe good
'"Igh C"rpenie', Cooper, &c. His children are
named Adam, George, james, Jenkins aoJ
ioH' VINO rs "a Waterman ON the river from
Ltncnburg TO Rlchmond-it is quite probeble
he may he ON The river or about Amherst as ne
mas many acquaintance in that sectlon.-i will
give the above named reward II said Negro is
taken o OF this Sate, and ten dollars il taken
within tue State, OF secured in jnil, so that |
get bun. HENRY EARIy
Franklin, Nov % 9n
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PORTRAIT paiutipp

' FL MITCHELL has taken the rom
u,-a ~ NJ burton d Hopkins, formerly occu.
ne fonnt T.. Jesse Is. Harrison, where he can
Ineir no,,,.yy nose who are DESTROYS of having
ladies' drans1 , ''sen' Having a lay figure for
'' oc 20 % os pictures especially. e JUS
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COMB MANUrAcroRx.
Nov %.

IA DWARD PErIuS. from Richmond, Comb
III Maker and R,Pairer. respectfully inform.
the citizens Of Lgnehburg, and the neiehbor-
ing country. that he has taken the house on
main street. at the sign OF The Big Comb, OF.
posite Nh. Dnguid's Cabinet Warehouse, " here
he - prepared IL repair Tortoise Shell Combs
so that they Will appear rs il entreiy new. lie
will shortly be enalled 10 manulatt IRE Combs
Having served regular apprenticeship. he
will execute wotk IN the nrairst manner Pub
lie patronage Is respectfully sDlci ell
B.-Gash will be given Tor OLD Tortoise
She'll.
Nov 90 o,
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New a>enleAy.

saFIDLITZ wArER.-Ths agreeable ape
~ risnf !. with conldenes offered TO The P"o-
lie and partis uiaIiy TO thsr who eanno' SUI
mount her Il slke tn he mrdieinss ~ e""'
nloa u.r h,,ng deprived e all The p"pse""'
tasle, IL l. no. les pslA' able Than SOFA sMr''
II has sload the lest Of eSreuercs' amp give"
satisfaction la great naaher, oi P'rsn"' IN me
habit o taking j.. 5rdins Water IS sr"ne'y
recommended b, ph,sic'a"s rs r'"edy ;"
disorders of the stomach a"d d'g's'Fe Organs,
h. alach. biliom affections, eusnsou' snd
seorbuie efupiians
The following remarks appeared "a the Mrdi-
cal Inqairer,s munts.l, publication conducted
b, an a.soniatiun Of ph. sic'ans aud surgeons oI
SsN York,