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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24
NEW FALL GOODS
GEO. w. HAMMOND
At ms
NEW SCORE,
In Ch0rieSfn1f,

now receiving and oper,ny fresh sun.
ply OF SEASoNABI.E GOODS
N"A',"H Just returned from Bai,Imore, > smons
which arc to be founsl-
Super blue. black. elsret. ei;r< aud ,,,,,
m,rsd CLOTHS
Cassimere>, Cassinct.,
Rose, Whitney and Point Blankets.
Flannes. Merino Cloth,
.dertno Cireassian Csmblet. Pisid,
Black, scarlet. ard ~h,te Aierino Skavl,
with Merino borders,
Carpeiiing splendid Rigs. Brass Andiror,
sh"'eIs snd Tong, Ftadfrs sod Umbrella,
ALL Of which be respectfully in.i,,, N.
customers and The public senerall, 10 cal
Nov. %
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

if you wish them 70 he honest men and
visinees women, do not fsGch Mem 10
he Il you would save the nation. do
''cs give them looking glasses to play
scitk
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24
WE HAVE I'M STORE.

a donble-barrelied PERCUSSION
~ LOCK GUNS; slso. Dupont, c.Is bratsd
tower.proof canister POWDER; and SHOT
by the bsg or single pound
yeGerson - Cleveland.
Charlestown, Dec. II.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24
SMITH & ANDERS.
- BOOT
AND
-. Shoe Makers, 60.

RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens q,
~ tlsrpers Ferry aud the public IN gene
raj. hst they carry 90 the shove business IN
all iis various branches. on Poiofnae sfre.i
~ the Ioom adjoining Nc N. o. Allison :
isilor shop, feH doors west of Sir. spfinz.
eTs spoibeosry shop, where all bnsisess en-
irusied TO Their csre viii be ihankfull, re
ceivso anc carefully attended 10 end execu.
ted Il the very shortest notice. They r..
On hand a general assortment Of Dosts ara
shoes for Gentlemen and ladies'. PruneIle
Shoes OF ali colours ~ of which vii be
seld II very low prices lor es,h
February ". 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24
1000 1ARREx.s or coalg.
1000 ausHrT.a or nun

VHfiiE Subscribers ~ish 4, na,eh,.. a
\ shove nsnIrd qssniity of 4 sr,, a., ~.
or which hey VII give he msfket mr..
PsysSis N goods 81 cash rrics.
JEFFERSON 4 CLEVELAND.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24
TURNING,
zN WOOD, IRON, HR ASS. 60.

nhE undersignsd is now prepared, al
Mr. Wesnwag's saw mill. adjoining
Ilarpefs Ferry 20 execute oil kinds Of
Inning, IN wood. iron. brass. &c Ur
MI also make y: repair any kind of Ma
rbiuerJ which may he wanted, strictly &C
cofding To direction. turning lathes. &c.
&c. He will be thankful car ssy order,
IN bis lino Of business. and hopes 10 render
himself useful TO The public in that way
CHARLES II. MILLS.
Feb. IL, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24
MORE AUCTION
G00NS

GOODS,
Purchased at Knock-dorn Prices!
TIlE subscribers respectfully announce
Il to their friends and the public gene
rally. that they are agaiu receiving an ad-
ditional supply Of
CHEAP GOODS,
Purchased by one or our firm within the
last ten days. who has been in market at
tending the auctions. We can. therefore,
insure astonishing bargains to all who may
favour US with a call
JEFFERSON g. CLEVELAND.
Cbarlsstovn, Dee. 0.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24
PUBLIC SALE.

THE subscriber being about to remove
u from Mills Grove. will offer for sale. an
Friday the 18th day of March next, on the
premises. TO the highest bidder, two good
work horses, four mich cows. hogs, sheep.
&c. one cart. household and kitchen furni.
'ure. two stills, apple or cider mill. &C. and .
rds or rUfty pounds sterling. '
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

TWO Do1sx.AR9 q fifty CTS
PEh ANNUA,
fsyshle bait Yearly IN sdvsore bar Two Ilss
lass Sih BE resyivesl ~ eaymfnt ~ fsls
pad eiiiifelt Ia advance. ShOuid "a, men, -,
ehohy dsSsrsed until t.s cod - shs ,e,,.
lusss Doaasns wdl ks isrsfhf,iy charge
AbvfHrtsssesTs asserted - The rate rs
per sqvsfe for tie lllfee hfrt inscrtions. 49,
'Ssn'J -hre eenis PEE sqsafe fpf each ssba
qnenf inscr1 ions
49, ~ soses''sfH'fats prrsenlst ~ y
.s''oH, ~ih os e0us'snfd nniii luft iddcp. 80
chsfged accordingly, snisss spses.I d.,scsoss
to ne eeair.sy Be airsn.
Az cornnssuicst,ees Addressed 70 ~
ediioFs mest BE poet paid.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

A NEGRO Girl. shout ~ ., " year. Cd
"A WIZ se 'skes for The snpaisg 'ySss anG
- ibis Office
Ian. ~. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

GROUND ALUM SALT.
I'hE sebserisers have just rees,ssd ,l,ei,
u nsusi supply Of Ground AIusn ss,.l i,,,ss.
pool blowa salt. 70 whieh the, lstita che a.
hnlion oi eiiizshs sod formers.
T.. RUSSELL 4 co.
HarPsrs-Ferry. nov ~.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

The Springfield Republican relates Sc
II respectable citizen Of that place TO
emily called upon another and urg IN
his acceptance Of dollar, stating -
father indulgence can I be given. Til. NV w
,'ce Will be deemed sufficient, as exnect TO
leave Mills. Grove On the Isl Of April next
>. w H.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24
FREE PRESS.
pssI'saan, vtss1s, ~
oALL.AzUa a DAUoHnRTv.


@NAes hFeN|s
The FsSs Pssss i pvbiakrtl weekly. o
TWO Dox.x.Ans q x1xTx crs
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

kfcR sale ~
Jan. G. 1890. '' NS'
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24
Valuable Land for Sale

Feb 3. 1850.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-26
Va, Military LAND Warrants

u WILL purchase claims to Land Warrants and War
rants t.,aAdy granted BY the State o. Virginia tor
The services Of her Officers and Soldiers III the Revou
tion.ry al; as well those the Continental as Stale
establishment Or will locate all warrants that may
be confIcc To for location, upon the most desirable
aud lu4be lanAsin Ohio, Indiana or Illinois, as may
be prered for such part Il ereof as viii he iair
CONN ,ion for the services rendered-and this SER
vice shall be such ought to be expected from one
who has resided % years IN the West and whose time
has been constantly aud exclusively dc oted to land
and land matters.
Ever Officer and Soldier, and every Chaplain and
Surpeon who served in The Continental army, or m
thu, of the State, or in the Navy Of tho State OF Viz
GINA sho or their representatives, have not yet draw
buunt, IN land. (and not more than onefsah OF all
The sol liers sailors and marines have vet obtained their
warrants are entitled to one, and obtn it,
under a late law passed for their beneft-And to all
such MS do not know how to proceed TO Obtain their
rights. my services now rendered and Will be
prompt, rendered
IeI,ers postage paid addressed to Inc at Richmond,
Virginia until the Isl of January next will be attend
ed TO- and in all where necessary, will call in
ncrson upon those Interested
CADWALLADER WALLACE.
ChiKcolhe. Ohio. JHHe 18Th, 1850
June 24-d9t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-26
-aNH

Haraaq-The New-York Mercantile states,
aa'n was very sickly at Havanah at the last
@'es, Goth instant particularly among the ship
eenSf' The ship Charles Henry arrived at New
'0rS on Monday, lost three Of her crew on the
Assase-and three others were sent to the quar-
.laNe hospital on her arrival. Her letters were
10 De fumigated before being sent up to town.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-26
SHIP NEWS.
P0RT0F .aLEXAADRLa. %. c.

ARRIVED, JUNE "A,
Steamboat Franklin, hewitt. Baltimore; freight
and passengers for the District. Came in the
River in company with brig bound up. Passed
off St. Georges Island, Ship Shenandoah, Ditto.
OF Blackstones Island passed toPsail schooner.
OFF Quantico two Shops, supposed to be Phlla-
phia Packets, also bound up.
25th--Schooner Superb, LIE Mont, Bath, Maine;
lumber to VIM. Fowle & Co.
SAILED.
Steamboat, Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk.
-Schr Favorite, Hauton, hence at Philadelphia
cath inst.
schr. Rising Sun, Silver, hence, q Salem.
Goth inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-26
Yo Nent,
20 Rent.
,I,II,n nLRELLING HOUSES.

ss ON Fairfax street, viii be let at tow rents 10
$50 p.rsons of good character. Inquire at
: 3sssi SAM'L. B. LARMoUR Cos.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-26
i,anA + NY Sale.

-1-->7 ri- subscriber Offer Tor ale his excellent
- FIRM called MOUNT ROCKEY,'
@S,SS Hing in Fairfax county, Virgins, consisting
s.SssxA Of FIVE HUNDRED ACRES, fly ofwmch
are Lravil, tlmeered. 1hi, Farm is joining the
l,nds OF John Lloyd. stephen Daniel, Col~I'An Brown
Ind c. c. Stuart The improvements are
s.~,. A toIeraJiy goel Dlcellins House,
fR.@E wrh ., rooms s.,e' 49, ,eGc-s,,.g Sei.tIngq
3ss Its sol is kind, and productive OF corn, whea',
3szSArye and tobacco. Its situation is knownto be
healthy and i,fsn agreeable neighborhooi. There is
aIss this farm good Apple Orchard and number
Of never failing springs of the hes, water
Any further descr ptou Of he land is deemed unne.
ce.sAr> as any wishing purcasewil first view ii and
Judge for ths ms, ives II will be shewn on applica
uon u the subscriber, Mr.. Bennett living on the
premises. oo
For the said land vii take 80 per acre-Sl5O0 III
cash the balance IN good bonds, with security.
GEORGE l.. TURBERVILEE
June 26-eO5t'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-26
Valuable Farms for o,Iie.

WISH to sell THREE FARMS, immediately IN
the vicinity ofmy residence two ofwIich are hiSh'l
;mnroved These lands near the Fails Church,
'n;iies from Georgetown, and 10 from Alexandria
- s,awSw DAN. F. DULANY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-26
10 Neht

Louer Ferry House, lorsr end q W0l y street,
will in few weeks be fe%e#ea ny ny se esI to
Ms&2s# transport, with safety, any number oil pas
s $50 n IONS. horses, cattle, &C. &c &c
me rsvean House with adj lil'onai brick house
IN hi, Itrpe commodious Stable. Carriage Shed
anu Quiet JOSIAH Il. DAVIS
nant,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-26
Tvust Sale.

y,ya decree of the Superior Court of Chancery foE
ID The Fredericksburg District, pronounced IN the
case Of Graham ~ Brett and wife, the 2lst day OF
Nav 1850 the subscriber has been appointed Trustee
in the Mace Of Gerard Alexander, Jr the former Irus
tee in deed executed by Richard A. Brett and Mar
psret his wife, on the i7th day ct September, 1915 10
Secure to Ann Graham the payment OF certain sums o.
money therein specified. ,..
Pursuant to the terms of said deed andto the au'ho
,ity vested in HIM by the decree aforesaid, the suoscr
her viii on Tie 22d day Of July ns1t. the Tavern OF
peyton NoryiIi in the Town OF Hay Market one' 'o
sale 10 the highes, bidder, for ready money,
THE IR.4C1 or LAND CHILLED
,s.,s,. SPRINGFIELD,
Ey,,TT on which said R,chard A. Brett now resides;
EgSsS situate in the county of Prince William, ana
81 within three miles of the Town OF Hay aar'
Eel he tract contains about
Tyo Hundred and Fifty 4cres,
A.. Has comfortable Dwelling House. good 0 .,ei
Err ard, and several springs OF excellent ~s'Sf. WIN
fertile soil and in the centre of dehgn'tu' "e'eu
borhood this Farm for its sze Is one Oh the nios' us
sr,ble in the county of Prince William
The subscriber, selling Trustee WIZ ohiy CONVEY
Us such' 'u' THOMAS LAWSON, Trustee.
,.,.h,re Va. June j. I850-june S-eots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-26
TO Rent,

ia IIy the year. or for term of years. that
susffkSAs elegant
slsss THREE S7'ORYBRICKHOUSE
$1,000 and G.3RDEN,
y the corner of Pitt and Wo streets, at present IN
No nccupancy of Capt George Fletcher. II is cslou.
l,ted for large family; the rooms are spacious and
elegantly inished; the garden superior 10 any OF the
same extentin the District; and the house - 'ocIo
80 ~. hest water in town. The rent will be made
law 60 good tenant and possession given on the rSt
of June. Por terms apply to Mr Robert J.. White
maN A-2aWtf dNNHS hNDH-'.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-26
Fire.

Fire.
guvwENTY FIVE patent rivet Fire gv nc, 81 CON
- by
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-26

10 William Nchinney, and Charles
Mckin0ey, Ex'ors. Of George Har-
omay, dee'd. Samuel Haroway, Il.
paphrod,tas Haroway, Nancy Hare
way, J0hn Lesson, and Susanna and
Polly acres.
TWNAKE NOTICE That on the 10th, l7th,
n 18Th and ION days Of August, 1880, at
John Hancock house, in the town of Lynch
burg, 10 the county of Campbell, between the
hours Of six o'clock in the morning and SIX
o clock in the evening of thoss days, We shall
proceed 10 take The DISPOSITIONS of John Han
cock and other persons TO be read as evidence
in a suit IN Chancery now deepening and nnde-
termined IN the county court Of Charlotte where
10 we are plaintiffs and you are defendants.
JANES 0MOHUNDRO.
CLOE 0MOHUNDNO, wife Of
James Omohuudro.
jnly Is. I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-26

y WILL SIS l., on Friday the 20lh day Of
- August next, N The Int residence of Joseph
Hardy, decd. in Bedford county, the following
desirable ,acts Of land, one lying and being la
said county, adjoining the lauds CT Capt John
Scott, William Il. Porter aud others, containing
about twenty 1--we acres all Of II IA good heari,
aud first rae land.
Also, one other tract lying in The same coun-
". bonnd'd by the lands of Benjamin Donald,
Wi'iam A. Hardy and others, containing about
fourteen acres. This IS lot band very de.
,irabIe 10 any one II joins, it being surpassed
by none in lsrlIty.
Likewise, one other tract in said county, ~
ing on Lick Run, ad DINING the lands OF .Iames
Jopllng. Nicholas Owen, and others, supposed
10 contain about one hundred acres. This tract
j. rich land n good portion OF IL cleared, aud
the greater part 't 1 10" grounds. II has on ii
Il comfortable dwelling house and other neccs-
sary out houses aud excellent orchard Of choice
Guit oil apples, pears aud eherrr 5, and With
all a very deeirabIe place. a credit of one aud
Two years Will he given the purchasers npon
their giving bonds with approved security.
WILLIAM A. HARDY, Egor.
oil Joseph Hardy, decreased.
July 10 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-26
and Virginia Military Land w..
rants,
WILL purchase claims IN Ia, M

WILL purchase claims In Land IN
"a ana warrants already granted BY N. t e.
OF virginia for the services, of her on ;"e o'a'e
oo'o'tss ia The Revolutionary War sud
nose on the Continental as STATE es,si,i; VEL
vi l WIN locate all WARRANTS thai ms.
es" 10 me iof location. Upon tie me-, s'"h
u. ,l ana valuable lands la OHIO. Iod,..'"s
ililnoIs Is, as may be preferred. Ia, ''"'h Or
hereof as "iii be a fair Compensation - p4ti
sefV ices rendrted-and this ser,ir. 'o. lie
sucu rs ought 10 be expected from M. 'a" be
resided y years in The Nest, and .r,. - "as
has been constantly and ekeIuslyeI,,4 -. '''he
land aud land matters. 4e'oled 10
Every Oihcer and Soldier, and ev.,. p,
IAN and Surgeon who served IN the C,yy, nap
army or III that OF the Stnle, or in The al
Of The State OF Virginia, who, or the,, "a navy
ia''ves, have notyet drawn a bounty !, sen
kand not more than one tenth of all IN. a"a'
sanors aud marines have vet obtei,oa .t e's'
"arIhhtst) are entitled to one, aud ,s ''
obtah II, under late law passed forthe,s ~"
dt.-And 10 all such as do nor Lna,., S'he.
proceed 10 obtain their rights, my ,et,i,.1 "
now rendered and viii be promptly ,s,,I "'e
ed. f' 'eHutt,
letters, postage paid. addressed to mo
ihchmond, Virginia, until the LIST of La. ~
next whl be attended TO, and in all cases ~
necessary, ! will call IN person upon inns,
'erested. CADWALLADER WALLACE
Chillcothe, OHIO. June 10Th, 1880.
July l. I'm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-26

"a OlICE.-Ihe Subscriber being desirons
l. OF removing 10 the west, now offers for
sale the valuable tract Of Land on which lie
now resides. in the county Of Franklin, lying
on the main public road leading from Lynch.
onrg 10 Franklin court house, about mhsA
above Greer's ford, on Stanton River, CON-
tanning 500 acres. On said tract there is plan
ta'Ion sufficient 10 work 7 or hands TO advan
tage-a comfortable dwelling house with other
necessary out houSes--a Manufacturing NM.
on bold and constant stream, working . par
oi stones, with Saw Mil and Cotton Gli
annexed thereto. Also, large aud COVE
nient Store House, in good order for tie
reception of Goods.
This tract fLand and its situation holds ou'
many advantages. II lies in healthy uounrt,
III an excellent farming neghborhOUd, ana
convenient TO the Roanoke Navigation, when
lsrapldly improving, and will no doubt, in
lie" years be made as safe and convenient Tor
the transportation OF produce as any River III
virginia. 1t is an excellent stand for a conn'
Store, where considerable stock of goods
might he annually vended TO advantage. Inc
subscriber deems it unnecessary to give iuI.
ther description Of said LAID, pTesuming an3
person wishing to puiC base will view fot
themseveS-sufiice il to say, that Will SCI.
on moderate and liberal terms. a small pa.
OF the purchase money will be required W
hand at the time of giving possession, and '"o
balance in l., ?, 3 and years.
BERNARD HENDRICKS
June 10 view
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-26
Valuable Meai EstaIe.
June 81

ISVHE subscriber has two valuable tracts Of
IL land lying in the county OF Montgomery,
each containing about 1900 acres, which be is
anxious 10 dispose of on reasonable terms. One
OF those plantations is well known by the name
Of the White House plantation, with good i'm
provemeniS. The house is well calculated for
a tavern on public road much travelled. This
plantation has also on ii a very good Saw and
Gr'st Mil. and in neighborhood sufficient 10
render 1t valuable. The other plantation has
usual improvements. They will be sold either
by the whole tratt, or if il will suit purcda-
sers better, | will divide the tracts TO sun
them, provided can effect a sale of both, or
one tract. and deem it unnecessary TO giyt any
further description, as il is presumed that those
wishing 10 purchase would prefer viewing The
premises, which can be shewn them at any lime
ny The proprietor. JOS. KING.
Montgomery, May 90. wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-26
NrMSt Sale VI A,nNN.

80 Y virtue ola deed in trust e xecuied b, Jos.
- DllIard to Peschy Franklin aud Wm S.
Crawford, hearing date the 3Olh day of May,
1925 - otrecordin the Clerk office of Amherst
county the suhsurlberaccrdlng 10 the provisions
of said Iced, will on 10Th day OF Sepiembe
nest, If fair, aul il not, the next fair day there
after. proceed to sell for cash, to the highest
bidder, on the premises, the tract of land IN
said deed named, containing by estimation
300 acres. near New Glasgow, adjoining the
lind OF Wm. Ilgginbotham and others. There
is large aud comfortable dwelling house on
said land also Two good barns. and other ne
cessarv buildings. The subscriber will only
convey such tale as is vested in him by SAID
deed trust, which il considered good
WM. 5. CRAWFORD.
july ID ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-26

-, July lOh, 1850.
Ir I'm. IT.. Gray.
Dear Slf-Mrs. b. Of this place. has used no
les. man 10 bottles OF Jadkiu's ointment and
eerlaialy with tho most evident advantage. As
she isa poor woman, and NV professional ser.
wees. from that cousl Jer ilion, ara gfatudipus !
e., toe, her case Is Of oil oiAfrs. emisently
calculated 10 give, II successful, uncommon
reputation TO the ointment, ON DESTROYS To
continue my experimental practice, and have
10 reqsesi thai your interest aud humanity vii
present her through me. with three additional
bottles. lhata perfect cure may be effected.
Like the rest OF NY brethren, am a decided
enemy 10 what are termed gUaek medicines"
OF every description bal. really. the wonderful
efFects produces by your ointment, have coiu-
pietely removed every thing like distrusi
as 10 us value IN relation TO suffering human
~. MIS-. 81 case was one Of MTee years
tlsudng, having hitherto baaied all the pro.
fess,onai skill Ut Or. g. and myself, and pre-.
senting n mass Of liberation constantly reuew.
ing itself from the middle OF her face quite down
90 the umhllieus, stretching nj the same time.
20 the top OF each numeIus, and along the
eervieal yerlibrae. IN all my practice never
saw any thing like n. oor dad DR.. q. from his
osn declaration, ever witness any similar &C
carrenre. Tbs disease attacked. too. her righl
uhnd ~ simitF fnaHhtft ffslsifu hppUchtuu4
90 reiard II progress. Sucl, was the situation
of Mrs. D. tina, one Of your largest bolfl,s would
merely last four days, so much ointment did II
require. Her hand is now perfectly healed,
no far MS the morbid humour IL toacerned, and
have no doubt bur the rigdily Of the POINTS
will, in a short time. he oyercome,s so MS to ena.
Bile her 20 we il with freedom. IhehanG IRON
being bcnt, as IT were, 10 Il knot. IS now, nearly
straight Her system, irombeiug reduced 10
the extremist dsgrre OF enlaeision and loath-
eonenesS Is now rapidly rsgnln,og its former
healthy appearance; and | have no doubui but
thee bottles viii effect complete cure. ask
you. then, IN the name of humanity and in that
Of your nwn interest, TO furnish this poor NO.
man, without charge. with this number Of bot
files. viii continue TO overlook the case, aud
will. when thu cure is effected, gave you Ger.
tfcae that will establish. ON tho drmest
foundation, The just pretenS'Ons ofy our ointment
20 the highest reputation.
! am, respectfully, your, SC. S &. g.
Eos sale 10y hONEL DAVIES.
Agent tor Lynchbnrg.
Jnlvo %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-26

I%foTlCE.-Wi Wishing 10 close as speedily as
Al possible the settlement of the estate of
Joseph liardy, decd. hereby request all per.
sons having claims against SAID estate TO bring
them forward forthwith for settlement, aud
those indebted 10 said estate are hereby called
upon 10 make immediate payment, AS no further
Indulgence can he given.
WILLIAM A HARDY, EKor.
of Joseph Hardy, deceased.
July 10. ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-26

" hHE estate Of George Cabell dec formerly
- of the town of Lynchbure, having been
recently committed 10 the undersigned as
administrator de bonis non, with the will an
nextd, by the Court ofIusfngs for the Corpo
ration Of Lynchhurg, be adopts this method TO
notify the public that he is DESTROYS 10 close his
administration as soon as circumstances will
permit; and, with this view requests all persons
Indebted 10 said estate 10 make payment TO
him without DELAY, and those to whom said
estate is indebted, to exhibit their claims as
speedily as possible, thai they may be adjusted
SAML. BRANSFORD. Sergeant
of the Corporation Of Lynchburg, and
admr. dc bouis nou, with the will annexed
OF George Cdbell, dec.
July Is