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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-14

HNoR sALEa my Dag ssot,, u Di.e'
pine If the Methodist Pfou,tsai Church
Mrs. loses Deyout Exercises Of the Heart,
Dodridge,' Rise aud Progress Of Religion,
HYMN Books,
Bill Of Rlgh and Constitution Of the Methodist
Protestant Church.
lie Bill ofkighi. IL an able document IN de-
ifnce Of th- representative principle. ~ oppo
slion 10 every other form OF government. We
recommend ITO all the lovers Of civil aud re-
lisious liberty -price l21 cents
WI. ]. H0LCOMBE.
March 3
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TRUST SALE.

n SfEEABLf to the provisions oc a deed
~ OF trust executed by John Lee, Senior. OF
.-hmpoell county 10 the subscriber, on the Ord
Gay OF September last, which i. OF record IN
Inc Clerks office of said county, and 10 fulfil
Tue purposes OF said deceive will sell public
W a. the residence OF SAID Lee, on the 23d day
OF marcn mex, between 10 aud % valuable
o'aveS-a,so, all the stock of every description
on the plantation Of sand Lee. toee,hsr u,,h
ther plantation utensils aud bousanolJ ,a,,,
Kitchen furniture. Tbs terms vail ha nat
known Oh tue day of sale
Feb. 81
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Mr.. George Dahhs

H. take notice, that shah, ON The oA,b
oday oil Aph 1884. at the Tavern of Fr.a
er'sk Mnrry' IN the county Of Botetourt s,aIs
y. gina 'aHe tue dispositions OF Ella sM En-,
,";a' rna o'ae'' TO be read IN evidence on The
n,a, VI q" 'nJuneuo" no" depending and unde.
;o a p1.; .,e county court OF Bedford, wL,re
the taking OF the sand dispositions j. NV,
lle'ea on the above named day, / shall eon
''"ue to take them from day to js, nn', eon
pI ted oay nhlll com
Jan. 81 "a EiDoON.
w4w
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90 aYtnershiy.

TasfIE subscribers will, in future. cary Oh
I their Rope, Twiee. aud Begging making
business, al the old stand of. III. EchoIs, al
the lower end OF main street, under tho frm oil
Echols aud Cundif. where they will keep on
hand GOOD assortment Of Cofdsge, Tw Inc 81
Cotton Tagging. for sale Wholesale aud retail,
at unusually low prices.
J. II ECHOLS,
JONATHAN f CuNDIfF
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Millinery, Matchmaking &c.

Millinery, Matchmaking &c.
W. RS. Gill returns her thanks 10 the citi-
I'VE zens OF Lynchburg and its vicinity Ion
'heir patronage, and informs them that she
continues 10 execute orders for Bonnets, La.
dies Dresses, &c. IN the neatest manner, and
according TO The latest and most approved
modes.
She has on hand AN assortment of silk and
eghorn Bonn els, suitable Tor both town aud
onniry trade which viii be offered at the
mosi reduce Il prices. Jan. 30 ii6ots
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W Neat ! Wheat \

NVE are now receiving Whea, at the BlacL
" Water Mills. will pay the best cash n,,rs
'or an aehsered there. those wishing IN an
gage their crops, will please call on as, e. !. III
give them choices ofseyersl LIBERAL pron"';
'ons. NAIHL. WINSTON & ca
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Copartnership.

fEfAVISG purchased Of Mr.. Robert Kyle
I'll his fnersst ia III. Lynehbure esisb-
lish,nept. have TAKEN Mr.. James Is. BorIand
isio partnership. lie business OF mai house
WILL IN fotars, BIZ conducted bv Mr.. b. under
the Style and fun Of Kyle 4 Boilahd.
Mr. Barlauh Is authorized III collect all debts
due TO Dar,d Il Robert Kyle, s. Robert KYLE. as
yell ~ the Rents Of all nv teal estate IN
Lynohbnrg. DAVID KYLE.
Ian %
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NOTICE.

nY virtue OF a deed o trust. executed to
n , the subscribers by Jacob w lllam., bear
lug date the fourth day Of Apfil, 1929, aud
duly recorded in the county court OF Bedford,
Tor certain purposes in said deed expressed,
we or one of NV. shall proceed 10 sell. 10 the
highest bidder. for ready money, on tue prem
ises. on Thursday thu 7Ih day oi April, 1891,
one certain tract ~ par Gel oil land ia ssd deed
expressed. II being the same land wheieon the
said Williams now resiJes. containing 100 h
cres, be the same, more or less, and lying in
The county of Bedford, and State 81 Virginia
on the waters OF Mtrriihans Run. or So much
thereof, Us will be OF value sufficient 10 answer
the purposes Of the Conveyance. The title =
believed TO be good but we shall convey tina
ve,ted la US by the deed aforesaid
JOHN ASHWELL, 81. -
DANIEL AsHNELL, '''s's's'
March 10 q
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NOTICE.

"A Ii persons Indebted to he estate of Chas
IA W"lden. sen. decd. (lale of the county
oil Patsy wanna are requested To make imme-
date paym,ni and ;hase having claims agains,
The estate are hereby pol6rd 10 hiring them
forward immediately, properly authenticated
ihai:hey may he paid.
JOEL T. ADAMS. Ex'ro
MCHD. |. WALDEN.
Feb oS ~
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Cash for Wheat.

WYE will pay the best cash price Tor all
" Wheat delivered at the Lynchburg
Mills. Persons wishing TO engage their crops
will piese call on us. We will give them choice
OF several liberal propositions.
J. ! c. L. LYNCH, Il CO.
july
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ATIkhIAIA At Rues holden IN tho ei-,L,-------
Tue superior Court ofChanccry for tic Once o.
Di'trct,lhe l.t day of November isBOIt.yfh Ihbufg
JIM IN bis own night aud one of the 80, hurhs
vid Burk', dec d. John Burks Charlrs IT. us Of Da-
Harden, who intermarried with iboche p,Ns John
aud Elias w Harden, David Harden, PA Aa, deed
den, sally II arden, Lucy Harden Eliz.ia,P 49, Har
obYdience Harden, john Harden, Charles iiiaidsn,
ana Jano Harden, children of Phoebe II iiafueR
hst ionr of whom are Infdnts and nv Ii.u9u lhs
R"1 1inga aud next friend Pits against a a
hufksi IN hs own night and ole of the Heoigs
sid But h, decd. Henry Roach and tt. u,A la
miie' Richard BuIks. William Roach md '3 p'a his
Roach aud NJ illnda Roach the children - " iiiaii
Burks, Dclts. ooedleues
The defendant Malinda Roach NOT HAVING
appeatahce ana gwen security according to me her
Assembly and the rules ofths Cour, d 'le Act Of
ny sdtisldstory evidence, that she la uot an Ppeaflg
TINS country Is ordered that the sad Of
appear mere on the first day of the neKt o"ddHt do
swef lhe 5lll OF the Plaintiffs aud that aud an
=, aer oe lor.a% I'm inserted ~ some neYspa VI at
III the town of Lynchburg, for Two uIon, piated
SAID town. must, Ia tho
Feb 10 0Ops J. WILLS. &C.
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Feb. 10


NWlhGlNlA-At Rules holden in the Cio,k,. a..
the superior Court Of Chancery for the L,nrli,
D'a,flct, The lSt day OF November, le3O-Saral ,
twenty one years, who by john Huphe, t6e,r .
friend, rims. ngaInst Samuel Davidson Jane. Mil,
nhmr OF Jeremiah Ingram, dec. lie ,is Caelnbtl
9tton, as eN'Or of Samuel Porter dec and The same
heritage iiowerton III his own right ard EizsbeIb
MS "iie' Legfana Porter, infant by Comm .,loper
Bradley, Deits. i
ne defendant Stephen Bradley, not having catered
ms appearance aud given security according 4, The
az, Vi assenio'! aud the rules of this court, aud
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he Is not an
haOllaht ui THIS country II ordered that the saJ
defendant do appear here the fir,t day OF the ue,,
term aud an"er the original and umended bill OF tin,
plaintiffs and that copy of this order hs forthwith
ihse' yea IN some newspaper printed III the town vi
LShChbnre Tor TWO months successfully, and posted
TIE ItOht door OF the courthouse IN the sad town.
copy-Ieste, J. WILLS, c. c.
'an. ol WIN
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TuaNER q kerr

EUArE. fasf received large asid GENEVA
LIE assorimeai OF seasenable Gods, purchn-
.rd within the iastte weeks NJ aserlon. sbie b
euallcs thea 30 s.lfnueh lower than htrete
forf. Among ~hseh sse
10 nieee. snptri,ne Cloths, olive london
brown, tlafei, dtsb. blue, blaok aud steel
MID
b pieces slper f.ondor Cassimeres
o. ieg.. Csssuci,, nj every description, fine
ior 80 GEMS.
D cave supef grass hlea iiish Linens
- pieces long Lawns
~ pieces brown irish La ms
.bo hahs Domestic Cotton
bales Coltun 0znRburgs
30 pieces Scotch OzuabufRs
9 do Circassian Plsids
90 DO Scotch plaids
Splendid assortment fancy IIdkfs. Of al de
serIptloas
bales Calcees, splendid Patterns
Grand assortment Bonnet Ribbons
Beautiful assortment fancy Sdss shaded
pieces Italian Silks nnd Gtos de Maps
Flag and Bsndaoos fidkfs. first qualify
Plain aud spotted Flannels
Bombazetis and Boin.aziDes, Vestings Of al
kinds
Black and wtie Worsied Hose, to Cd Sd
Oenllemcn's hall Hos do. besides great yari
ely of other articles. .ll ofwhich we are deieT
Inned 10 sell al The low osl Nofihefn mnihe
ices. Jan. 10
NrNR. TII0MdS II. NELSON has removed
- to Mrs Ilay's, whsre he will constantly
lie found, uniess engaged Ia bis professional
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IMAM Af from the subscrI crs residing
nG III the county Of Buckingham, negro
man MANSER aud his wife MALlNDA.
Manser is abou, ordinary size, bet~ cen % & 30
years OF age, complexion rather yellow; he ha.
large scar on his breast occasion I'd from a
burn when small he is a harnl,s Is inotfensiye
negro. Malnda is about The same ace as the
man, OF ordinary size, has veIy unCo anon
bushy head OF hair, rather of Indian COMPLEX
Ion, WITH some dark ireckles IN her face. She is
very intelligent woman aud was principally
raised q" ksuawha, nesr the salt works She
is well acquainted in the counties OF Bedford
and Giles. She WAS the property of Josepb
Evans who owned said woman Two years and
i'ved IN the county of Glles-Evans purchased
ne, OF Brown and Cla>tor, Lyuchburg. We
VIII give reward oil 500 each, ifiake1 out %
the state. SO that wegrt them ag,in or re
ward OF $50 each II taken in the State and Sc
cured III jail SO that We get them.
POWHAIAN JONES,
ANDERSON ID. ABRAHAM.
Backing CHAM, Feb. lS Is
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Aceidniated Lemon Drops, Best achitc
Race Ginger,
n Nd Prllihei's New Remedy for Dropsy
~ Ac. this DAP received and Tor Sale by
Howell DAVIES
March 10. Is
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NEW GOOD 5a

SNVSE are now opealng additional supplies
" Of Staple and Fancy Goods, SURPRISING
in variety and cbeapness, any previous assoft
meni, VIZ:
/ case fashionable Dunstable 9onnets
9 case y black and buf NHvafinoes
case Angelo straw do very chedp
3 pieces lmpefial Sarony blue aud black
Cloths
Q pieces fashionable olive and olive brown
Superb hgured cut Velvet Tor vesuogs
DO black Genoa do
3 pieces beautiful shaded MandaIin Silks
q rich black do
Fret quality. black Italian SILKS
Heavy Gro dc Maps aud Gro de Swiss 10
A nest assortment OF Changealile Silks
Black Mandarin Grapes, first o der
Very bsst hlaek Caoton sud Nankin Cranes
SQUEEZING Pongees. for RIDING ,lrcsses
lew pioces "a Aletino Cloths, MI shades
. boxes assorted NJ ,atnn Itlbbons
A few sets ,ich Bonnet do
Handsome Lnbogfaphie Haas.
Gauge, " orsted Barge, Merino and Cashmere
do
Beautiful Thread Lsces, aud E9sings, very
cheap
81, A aud Ca plain Bobbnelt, very supe-
tIot
}obbineu Laces and Edgines.a great variety
With a large assortment Course Woolfn 10
nes,,es. Rose and Point Blankets, Shoes. Hat,
and general assortment OF Groceries They
arc determined 10 ohor 10 their friends aud The
nabhe al the very lowest cash prices.
ckEE, ROBINSON y co.
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n NALioE has been lei at the Franklin
IN Hotel, containing the following articles
which the owner is requested to call aud pc,
Cambria Pocket Handktrchief marked Chas
line Cooke
Silk do
pair brown Tlrced drilling pantaloons
pair ribbed mixed Cotton Stockings
! do Pumps
] piece Turpentine Soap
| piece OF lobacco
! March 7 -
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N\ruliCL.-N1lb be sold ON TUESDAY the 2ol
An day OF March neat, if fair, if not, IN,
next fair day thereafter. at the late residence
oil George Coier, decd in the county Of Bedford
on credit oitweive months. five or six likely
negro Men and Boys,stock OF Horses, Cattle
Hogs, aud Sheep Bacon, Corn, rive, osts. and
fodder, Wagon and Geer, plan alton tools g. c
bonds with approved security ion all sums OF
h'e dollars aud upwards that sum and under
cash viii be required,
BALDA Mcdaniel. Exor.
Feb.2 ids
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ETikGlNh.-At Rules holden a., IL -
" OF the superior Court of Chaucery fr Office
burg district the LIST day OF Noyenip the Lynch
, assurance Society against fire on
'ns olate oi virginia, Pits. against Jo, u,lgs Of
WIDOW, ahd w N. Smith aud F!orentint H. ncDa1I--
Ilorentne Mcdaniel, VIM. q. A, M,r ,'.' Vie Iats
io G Dolly r@T r. S1 s,s,d a. has wife late sa Il e S
w McDahel' Agniss Mcdaniel and Nm Jesso
pali'el' ohidfen aud heIrs Of AoAauorr a " he-
dec. aud james Thomas, De6s "u'' aeDaule.
The defendants Flofentine SuitI, All :,
and Snfa II his wife, not having entered ' ,iy Il Gil
aHee anu gwen security according to the ,c, 'peaf
Gy and Tue rules OF ns court, aud appoaT9 ~ Asrn
country Ii IS ordered that The said 4Hs Of tn,
pear mere On The first day ofte next do ar
,ne p o. the pla"Iii'' aud that copy Of t u as"er
Town of ~ r same newspaper printed M Sa
49,, "a - - "'uis io' tWo months succe..i,t' tho
posted at Tue hont door of the coullho1so in and
Town a cOpN lat. '90i III the sa.l
oh Ia r.
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aduinistrator's Sale

kHJlLL 10 sold, on Thursday the 24th day
w OF March. II lair, II not, the next fair
DAY, at the late residence Of Samuel Read
deceased, 10 the county oi Bedford. an the
personal property, (Slnves eNceped,) ofwhoh
he died possessed, consisting OF Horses. Cat
tie. Hogs aud Sheep. HousehuId aud Kitchen
Fufnnurr, the former OF whlen is new, fashion.
able and elegant, u lot Of Blacksmiih's Isol.,
Gi.e Carriage. and variety oil otbei arii
Ses
Ga the sN,ne day, will be hired, Cor the pre-
t.nt year, several valuable Slaves
Terms of sals will be cash, tor all sums un.
DIR Sl0--oyer that sun credit oil II months
VII he given--,he pufehaser giving bonds III
approved security.
The sale viii be continued from day 10 da.
until completed. JOHN 1. W.REAU,
Administrator
March TO- ~
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Wh} ANTED TO Hire. tor the la ance Of the
w year, cook, washer aud noner. For
one tina, can come well recommended, withuo,
encumhrance, LIBERAL hire will be given. En-
qure at this office.
March ] q.
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PEDIGREE

Corporal 1,lm VAS got Ivy Old Sir Archer,
as dam by Old Domede, his grandam by
Wild Air. bis great graudam by Apollo, his g.
{. grandam by Partner his &. &. G. gIaadam by
fearnought, his c. &. Z. &. grandam was im-
seen. hal his strain is Of tao very best stock
Virginia has ever possessed. J. POWELL.
Feb II Is
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Uns NJ ~ eeaf i.eid Il, E4ss.l,, >.
ul,,a 'sa, A.1-e, t'e 2i d. Of Jangs,S Sh.{ Z,
Dejsadsn, ~ On. p'a!Hash as a.As. Leiay 10
~. ihe ae'enosnt Leroy jordan not b.v,,.
Of nee and given seeury according entered
tho sai.frt, tHies Of this court, & sst
of tlis C, :. 'ae court that he not an MI ng 10
y, ' s commonwealth motion OF the a. ,lh ssaf
sn do s. It's ordered mat the la, P ana
heAi' ana answer The ball of the Comrls, IN Aph.l
,pg " 'is 9,h'f be forthwith inserted In lie aa
80. sSs liae. public newspaper .lbi,ss 'yneL-
ont.so seyoral court dsys ~ 'honse ol tits GOWN
Copy-Testc, GA. wrScp,,,
Feb Il a. " iHhflELD DC
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Vie subscriber living in the upper end OF
III Charlotte county, on Saunton River,
WISHES to employ Teacher. VINO eau come
well recommended as Ia morals, aud his quad
Ihcahons TO teach the Latin aud English Lan-
guages' EDNARD ". HENRY,
March IL
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nh. ROBERT NlNUfiELD wishes to
~ make known to his friends aud Country
men generally, that he has determined on The
practice OF Physlc, and will attend 10 the same
IN It's various Lranchcs, 10 wi Medicine, Sur.
gerry and Midwifery. His location is that oil
his mothers, situate on the Glade Road, two
miles above the Foley. and four below Mun>
da, S mills where, he may be found a, any and
all times, ready 10 attend the calls o those " no
ma. think proper TO favor hin with their prat.
nee, and he further hopes, that as his course on
reading has been regular and of considerable
ieogth of time, (say aHout three years,) he will
be able to do credit 10 himself and do honour
10 the faculty. lie was disappointed in atlen
ding the Lectures tins present session, in con-
Sequence OF IN Unforeseen cause, hut viii mos-
assuredly do SO Observation-Disclosures. he
has furnished b imsef with plentifui supply of
new and genuine medicines.
March 1t
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Dis solution of Copartnersnin-

Is solutloii Oh COpartnership.
ME coparlnership hereto ore exist be.
IL tween the Undersigned, under the
urn OF A. . Nash, Il ca. ls this day dissolved
ny mutual consent. All persons indebted to the
concern VIII make payment 10 A. Hatcher
and those To whom they IRE indebted udl call
on him Tor payment. A. D. NASH.
feh A HATCHER.
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March

s1pt11anR.&6&ks 10 mares at The nOdei al z
yuce oi ! - iae - asoB. which will Commences
on the LIT March and expire the lst Jly, 10
be Discharged by the payment OF Sl0 within
The season 50 the single leap, payable at the
time OF service, and $50 70 insure mare III
ioal to be paid whenever 1t Is asceriained the
mare !. in foa or transferred, and 81 cents to
the groom IA every case. Good paslurage will
he furnished gTatis, aud mares lcfi win the
horse, n required, will be we'll fed AMI attended
10 ut % CENTS per day. All possible care and
attention shall % pad 10 prevent accidents
escapes but will not be sponsble for either.
CORPORAL TRIM is a beautiful cbesnut
,OIrei, very near It not quite 10 bands high,
nov rising five years old. aud for blood, bone
aud sIrOng running points, surpassed by few.
II any Horse in Virginia In consequence of
an injury which be received when only few
weeks old on one OF his fore legs, ns' above
he pa,reIn JOINT, (he leg nearly cut off by
syihe,) hp was never trained for the tuif.
As this Is bis hisI season, and the great scar
city Of money al lbs time, his services are
offered lower than any hose Of equal blood in
Virginia. H. Is now 10 full possession Of all
h,s natural powers Onmpaired by hard run.
ning OF old age.--.tany line horses are broken
down and worn out by hard running and age
before they are lei TO nHTes-bence # is We are
so often Disappointed IN the Colts we get IRON
,ucb horses-for hold Il TO TO truth thai
cannot be eontroVeI that the offspring oi
all animals must partake more or less OF the
nit mtlrs oi the parent sock at the time Of
lTuCTpatiuu
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MarsMal's bale.

IN obedience TO "A decree of the Stanton
- Chance'y D'sulc, Court, pronounced on the
9th day OF January, 1881 in cause therein
depending, wherein Jouathan Paxton and o.
theirs are plaintiffs, and Elizabeth Douth hat and
others defendants, will be sold, on the 4ih dav
OF April next, at Rur,on's Tavern, in LeAine.
ton, To the highest bidder, the Establishment
long known as DOUTHArS TAVERN. with
the tract OF land, containing three hundred and
seventeen acres, attached tbereto-lying near
the upper end OF Rockbridge County, on the
great road leading To Tennessee on the terms
following. viz one fourth of the purchase
money 10 be paid on the day of sale, and the
balance Ia three equal instruments, al L., Is
and "a months thereafter the deferred nav.
men,s 10 he secured by bond with sutti cient Sc
curly, aud lien rrtai. ed on the properly.
GEORGE ESkKIDGE, NJ. S. {. C.
Feb. "a, lv
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TIAIIE Snb.erlber. tsk- pleasure Ia Vlirrlng
- TO IA. public a beaulInl and veIy exten
sive assortment OF DRY GOODS, &c. all ~
Gently purchased.
vii at all tunes be their aim 10 keep on
hands such al assortment. and TO sell on such
terms viii 'n'rr public patronage, which
they most respectfully SOLICIT.
Jan. % KYLE ~ BORLAND.
49, ~ Ii pefsUas Hho may have
49, "a claims against Robert X, IL
s1 viii please prese", them fur pay
meni. ROBERT KYLE.
Jau. 20
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FOR SALE,

- SN DIAL Gp
A Heieeaat philadelphia made BdP0GGHf
4 n m uaied With brass. constructed Tor one
~ tso horses--also. sag5rs Pf9So FORTE.
Enquire of he Printer.
February 20, ~
u Il
EUsr RECEIVED from Ballmofs aud
ed Philadelphia, - supply afiresh and rnuine
Medieinss, &c. ron.iatins 10 pat Of ibe iolus
ing articles
Epson salts
Glaober salts, superior
Gennine cold p,e,set tsalor.0H.
Gum OPIUM
Cs,5uei
Gum ahrliIe
Ma1der
Salt Pctic
Refined Alum
Rotten Stone
blue Yitriol
White Niuiol
Spanish liiJ.n
SpnIts Iufpeninn
American lenelass
Oh PepprrnIm
Oh BufRamo< &c &c. dc &c
which makes his nssntiInen, very complsie
All Of which will seil on reasonable ,srms fui
cash, or la eIchause Tor various articles of
produce. NM. J. HDLCOMBE
Dec. IL ~
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To Milliners

A young Lady qualified Tor tho Millinery
IA business u.ay obtain employment by in
quiting ut NJ. Ii. GILL.
Mach 10. 1t
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William b. Reid, Thomas J. Reid, Adj
mlnistratots of John REID, deceased,
Joseph Gadd, Senior, and Robert
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-14
SHAKESPEARE.

Ne son c. II Oct. 81.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-10
4 WEDNESDAY, MlpmMlNa, AUGUST 40, as8ae
Medical Communication.

the inlcmperance and luxury Of the age are hast
IA enng The ravages ofscorbutic complaints, and rem
dering the blood impure; and as thousands have
destroyed their constitution by negecting to apply the
proper remedies-to such Swsim's Panscea must be,
and has been, more than doubly valuable, q certain
and eectual of restoring them to perfect health
and vigor Few families wholly exempt from scor
butte affections which exhibit various symptoms, as
eruptions, ucerstions debility, loss Of appetite, and
detection, all arising from impure blood, and which, it
not properly attended TO. certain to produce the
greatest injury to the constitution 1t is well estab
lshed fact, that impure scrofulous faint OF the
blood will remain in the system ior years, nay, Tor
generations invading the nobest organs of the human
frame. Swaims Panaces is recommended at this sea-
Of the year, valuable restorer OF the system,
thereby invgorating the constitution, and enabling 1t
10 bear the dcbtating effects of the summer season.
It's by its great purifying qualities that SO many dis
cured by its use. Indeed publication OF the
blood is the grand secret Of curing most of the deas
cs to which we are subject. fact only recently Cs
tsbished by the general and successful of swaIms
Panacea The effect of this medicine is such as not
to interrupt either business or pleasure and requires
only the common restraint Of moderation in diet II IL
convey ed by the circulating Aud- and corrects their
tendencies to all those diseases which originate Ill Vi
tiated blood diseased liver, depraved appetite, pre-
disposition TO sfFeclion Of the lungs, &c. No. one hour
eper, adoised TO IT, ,ethott first fully convincing
himself of the truth IF What IS here stated.