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TRUST SAi.,i.

IN PURSUANCE ola dr~d Of trust, rIrcntct
BY Joseph Dr.rd, bearing d"" tn" Ut of Ao-
gust, 1920, and of fecurd IN the Clerk, Once 81
Amherst county, the subscriber will, on the Ill
day Of June newt on the premises, oi'rr for sale,
10 the highest bidder, for cash, TRACT OF
LAND, in sa ID deed mentioned, which Tract i
described rs containing 80 acres, being in tn
county Of Amherst, on the water. of Liule Pt.r>
River. on kne', Creek and adjoining rhe lands OF
f. lnund Ma>,ir, James Campbell aud J">rp
Guole. This land is represented a, rich Noun
tain Land, and well orlh the attention of fobac-
60 planters. The subscriber Knows Of no dcfcc
in the title, but will only conv, such i, ,.slc,
IA him bv The deed aforesaid.
LUCAS L. THOMPSON, Trustee.
Aaril II tai
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STOP THE TNIET'.
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Nv> STOLEN from my stable, near Camp
~. bell Cour-house, on the nigh, of tho l2th
inst, DARK bay roam MAZE, little below the
middle size, having SC six or eight inches in
length, on the left side, across the ribs (occasioncd
BY a cut) about the point reached BY the saddle
skirt; seal over one of her eyes made bv cut
ting Oh a wart no star in the forehead. She is
in good order, h.sa long man and t,il, carries
her head low, and both trots and PAGES, and i.
good dead rubbed on the sides with the saddle.
| will give reward Of ten dollars for the return
of tho Mare, and twenty dollars for the apprehcn-
sion OF the Fslon.-lnformdtion by letter from any
one who has seen Mare answering this descrip
ton, will be gladly received.
DANIEL MARI.
Feb 25 Is
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n 1 circuit superior eoar, Of law AMI
! A Continued ana he'd tort the town OF L,nc-H'''y'
d, 'he co"ti mouse n sad town, IN Tue,day ~
10Th day OF January, ioo6. sittn, as ile
cefy. " 1h4-.
Robert Strange, H.,
against
Freedman Moore, Joha Mei,eynoI1s
Mickey noids, Thomas Rald ana Ko,rtt me t.
SURVIVING partner oil Andrew jameson n no'ega
Delts. "'saas,
TINS cause came on tins day TO be bea,,.
papeta Ioflier,. feei, the export Ul Cvaan. lie
Autuouy, made III pursuance OF t.ie via 'tAtr
lIth vi October, - aid 8 II OF Au y" I4p
with the exceptions there,o by the p.a,,r'fi -
argued by counsel On consideration ''u &as
coutt, sa tainn. tue pan secuude p -, W. The
also So muI h oi his mot eNcepuol as re a . an
them ct SIX hundred and seventy In. a., " 5Hr
II nc.y seven eelts, AMI overru IL tie y. II u
VI. AID b. oil OPINION ihat tlie eln..t ''.e'
"I the uiAt vi the sale OF the pia,uttlf land
the ueed o, trust III the bill and ltoee.t, 'h1tt
toned, Wa indebted to the sad pla,nu,n - tael.
OF tilel partnership transact os IN a l,roq, oaA
than t. aue nom nun under sad tru,t H. o"h
beng also oi opinion that the defendant, - '"a
John Mciieynods, are proved 10 have rn,l ''1
with the sad defendant Moore, to prourr. '1ea
tie sale OF tue piauii said l. md one f VII, ''i'e
the trustee, aud approving the statement \ mai "s
the purpose oil correcting OF the Conm4i,,,..' 'ot
suant to the opinions above declared d,r,, All, tol
order and decree. that tie sale fllad. ly tI p'st
dant, James Mcheyno.ds, under the deed ~ 'e'eA
aforesaid, TO the SAID Predhln, Moore ba u"S
the 2lst OF November Isis, and the deed s, u''e
by the SAID Moore 10 the SAID James and L., " ~
heynolds, bearing date the l2th ol ilrc,n,L. t ny
IN the proceedings also mentioned be .,.a,. '5'
cancelled that the defendants, ia ne, ,al ,'"!
Mciieynolds, do, by proper deed lar , -"
purpose, with special WARRANTY recouyr, ''''
plaintiff the tract of Land aforesaid M, "e
her 10 Inn the possession thereof and ~
James iienagh, who is hereby appointed = r,,,'' ''
sloner Tor thar purpose, do execute SAID c,,,t.,
the part OF said defendants. Andt c,,,rI i3
award the plaintiff writ of pos,ess,on -, ,,,,1it '
here, &c. &c. And the court doth lnrII gaI;I o'
order aud decree, that The Defendant p. ibna
Moore, do pay the plaintiff the sum of cl,lly ''
dollars and iUtty three cents. with interest tIo,a
after the rate OF SIX per centum per annum from, r.
ith day OF October, lo2S. tlli pad and that bc,..
pay to the defendants. James aud John McEc,,oia
the sum OF niue hundred collars. with interest," tir.
on,aer the ae rate. from the i-th day OF Dccruh
ISIS, TIL pad. Aud tie co art do h further ,,j
TIA otIt, Commissioners DO l.. Ike an ac,nu,, IS
,hc ieHls and profits oi tn, tract OF Land a ,rc5
and oil IN. value OF the timber cut and frmJ,cJ l.,.
from since the sale under the sad trllsl ,,eI l
report the same TO the coult with any mate, N.
clay stated, thoneh pertinent by himself VI ,eqnl
red by the parties to be stated.
\ Copy-'Testr
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FOR SALE.

~ Ak GROW +, the tact OF land which NOV
~ reside, situated four miles south OF I.ibcr
~, containing l9i acres, sufficient proportion
mhchls IA land The soil this naturally
ttrv productisr--most OF the cleared land good
hea,. and susceptible If the highest state OF Improve
ment. The bulldlng+ atc peat and comfortable, con
s,stng OF two story Brick House, Brick Kitchen
aud Smoke House, and other necessary out build
ngs The situation Is pleasant onr, aud tn, neigh
borhood agreeable FOR farther Information, apply
10 the subscriber. MARY HOPKINS.
Nav St
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One EzvnssrcA Thosso:s<s Dollars
WANTED on IcG--.

E>URSUANT to the provisions % tlc 4aseNed
Ordinance the undcrsI g5cd Compass nets
III receive sealed propes1l, Ior the whole any
,art oil the loan thercb, authorised, unt the i5th
dss OF june next, winch dag all ls.proposals re.
eei,ed will be opened tie office OF Discount and
Deposit OF the bank oil Smslald, ut lyncbbu,g, aud
acted upon a. directed BY the 18th OF sad Df
.1nauee. The loan will be required ia three equal
annual iustalments-the fist ~ November, leo /;
the second IN November, 1857 the tnrl IL No
,ember 1888. ID. &. MtRi.nLL,
NJ. II. GARLAND.
JOHN no. Inns,
JOHN NJ. OrEf,
5. IL DAVIS,
FORTINATuS SYDNOR,
JOHN q. MEEM,
JOHN VI. WARWICK,
JOHN EARLY.
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NEW YORK AND ERIE

NV 1UKk MD TNIfs TX ATL-KON =
The bin 10 aid in the construction OF thi. work,
Gently passed by the New York Legislature, has
received the signature OF Governor Marcy aud
has become law. 1t provides for a loan Of Ircc
millions OF dollars 10 the company, 10 be advanced,
in successive inStaments, ns the work shall pro-
gross. The loan is 10 be rembursabc in twenty
years. This loan To the company i. considered as
rendering the construction Of tho Erie RAI-road
certain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-16
POETICAI..
FORGIVENESS.
How beautiful falls

Fmm human lips that blessed word-iofg"e
forgiveness--'tis the attribute oil gods
The sound which openeth heasen-rene"s again
~, .,y, los, Eden, faded bloom, and filings
Homes halcson halo DER the vast. OF HE
Thrice happy he whose heart has eesu 10 sohoofd
In the meek lessons of humility,
'Ts,at he can give il utterance 1t impars
Celestial grandeur TO the human SOUL
And n,aketh man an angel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-16
NEGROES FOR SALE.

nN the Psi day Of this month C,lay) there will
~ be sold. At pub &c auction, III l.yuehbufe. for
cash, two valuable negro men--onc about ~
or %, and the other about - OF 80 years OF
age. The sale will be made ia pursuance Of a de-
cree OF the iiustlng Count iot the Corporation OF
lsnchburg, entered up at the last tern III the ease
OF padgeu w. rad,ett
). \ NJ II. GARLAND, Com's.
Mayo tbs
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China. Cha ard Earthen Ware.

/ AN no" RECEIVING .ae goods BY the ship super
! o from Liverpool, winch makes the assortme I
OF CHINA aud Earthch Ware rs good aud large II /
have ever Offered the Glass II ncafl, all to hand
consisting OF pain NoHiicI and Cut. con NIRl
MERCHANTS and others would do we'll to gave
call Ia, luduccment, held out viii be sutli
ol.ui 10 ensure then custom.
JOSEPH y. EIiNS
Nav 10
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"A LII persons having claims against the estate
L n OF the late Charles Lacy, are requested 10
present them properly authenticated 10 the under
signed, in order that they may be- pad-those in
drbied TO said estate are requested to call & make
payment. JAMES MCDONALD, Error.
Of CAd,. Lacy dec'd
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ID. ROBES, {
CONMiS SiONERS OFFICE. }

E7"tA5Ng. Ndrch I2fh, $3.50 (
The part!,s interested will take notice, that
Sh Il. o. hu -. lhe !9!h day o. Junc Eek urD.
Gee ~ tie ecuion of the foregoing + ,r Of coul,
Oh Wien day. he huu4 oi lea. cfocA IN til NOR
mug, lhey lu.red to atteni AT nay ufice snb
iner accounts, vouchers aad proofs, and cony Of
uie court papers, repaired Tor esamI#ttIo4 a III
ieuiri.t. ,. l. WAT
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A 0rixt and Saw Mill. for salo.

'INlIE subscribers authorised To make a private
L sale OF the Grst aud Saw Mill on Black Va
ter Creek, known BY the name OF fat's Mill 1t l.,
considered valuable, being situated III ue2hborhoou
OF wealth. and the Lands heavily tlmbercd;
/ IT is not sold pf,atel, before Iucsdn, the 3lst
iust. II will lie sold auction, that das before
Office dooi Terms liberal.
IANNE & TURNER 4ucfr,
Bank Square.
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A'0Mmg .1userifuA ECLxFSE.

~ SUCH persons as bred from
e n1ly LIZ Young American Eclipse last sea.
TW II I'M son, are respectfully requested 70 al
asessssx8sA&t. low his colts good chance SO that
III may be able TO be exhibited for the liver cup,
10 oe awarded TO the best colt by dlsntcresed judges
on the eth day OF October. l5:,6 The cup will be-
neat and appropriate one, and witha the award
ing OF will add to the value of the toa that gets IT,
- The Judges will award at the same time a prcmi-
um oil season 10 Young American Eclipse ion the
second pest colt OF bis get. and if the mare should
hWe oerh ttt TO hur this season before the aw ards
WIZ go Tree of any charge. The subscriber has the
iui'es' confidence IN Dung American Eclipse, as
s,ock horse. The blood is well known in all parts
81 rhe Cnon and commands the In shest prices Go.
i anu shark, hall brothers Of his ont of no better
| Dahs, have sold for $4,000 each
Mayo INV w. IN
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james L ,i>cr,i, IA In,ni, rAtor Of Rcinrd
faakrrslr, d cd, ANA III III, own n h Mar
ranhcr,iy, W don Of Richard Tank, 81 ReI-
hen Tan>rr,ly, the representative OF >auuN
Tia lkcr.lv, DC d., when one Is appc ntc uba-
di III Tank rsl2, thr representative al chard
Tank rsly, w!.'n one Is appointed F. Jund
Taakrrsly, Rowland Tnnker,lv, Jane r II.
" Administrator OF William Tanher,l,. decd,
the representa- i've of Juscph Tm.k,rsly, d cd,
when one is appointed " iliiam Cfank John
c. Norl n I'd \. 4. Tnom-on, Def.
On the IN ,iol OF The defendants, James Ian
hcr,!y an! William Crank hs CT se 10 dr.
solve the Injunction awar led the pa inf It's
au,c on the 10 Ii dav of March, 1881 Il. 1T,
o co i>dcratinn of the papers formerly I'd, AID
the report of Commissioner Whar on, made IN
p,,f-ttlce Of the order of the 2-ih Of Junr,
1889 and after hearing counsel IN oppos ol
thereto, DOH ret onnt thu report azores nd t"
the Commissioner WHO made il, with nstrnti M
to reform the same according TO the testimony
OF the case rs 1t now tals's, or rs the plalnllh;
may exhibit 1t, after notice for taking the accounts
aud the said Commissioners directed to make
statement, showing the result, if the TWO mgr"
oir,s named in the proceedings were first credited
to the bond which WAS given for their purchase
and to make report TO the court, with any mat
tiers specially stated, thought pertinent by hum
self, or required by the parties to be so stated
and leave is reserved to the said defendants to r.
peat their motion to dissolve upon the coming IL
of he sad report.
\ CODy-testc
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ExEcUToR.s NOTICE.

"A III persons indebted to the estate of Aexande,
Patteson, dec, are requested to MAKE naymen,
"tnout further delay and such as have claims
against salh estate. TO present them in order that
'hey may bs settled. W. =. BOCOCK. Fr'oy
Ayril -
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EAGLE HOTEL,

IL ANING taken tins establishment IN charge, |
shall be prepared To acc ominodatc - OF - gen
temen during the races, and promise TO furnish the
best OF Liquors, &c, aud good dieting the
marx will afford aud hope therefore, 10 share a
part oi public patronage.
TIlOS. SMITH, Igtt.
Mayo II
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'tN'',
ID. ROBES, CLERK.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
Liberty, February p, 1896.

COMMISSIONER 5 OFFNE
Liberty, February "A, 1886. !
The parties IN this case, wi i'll take notice, that
have appointed Thursday, the Doth day of May
next, to commence the execution OF the toregh-
ing decree, on which day, mt the hour OF 10 o.
clock A. W., they are requested to attend ut my
Othcr, in this town, with their evidence prepared
for examination and settlement.
JNO. A. WHARTON, Comr.
April 25 w4w
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April 25

" lRGlNlA, TO WIT :-Ata court OF quarterly Sos
sion, begun and held for the county OF Amherst
at the courthouse, Monday, the 2lst day OF March
1886:
William c. Christian, aud James G. Christian
plaintiffs,
against
Charles II. Christian, John johnson and Wary MS
~Iic, late Mary Christian, James Christian, iitntH
Christian, and the heirs at law of Elizabeth bean
deceased Whose names are unknown,) aud WAFER
ID. Christian, defendants.
IN CHASCERY.
The defendants, John johnson and Mary his WE
late Mary Christian, James Christians Henry Chts'
tan. and the heirs at law of Elizabeth Bean dec DE-
lwhoSe names are unknown,) aud " alter ID. Chtis-
t'an, not having entered their appearance, and gwen
security, according to the act of assembly ana IN
rules OF this court and it appearing the sati''ac
ton OF the court tina, they inhabitants OF is
Commonwealth: on notion of The plaintiffs. by thei
counsel il is ordered that the said defendants do APP
pear here. on be the LIST day of the next June
term, 10 answer the bill of the plaintiffs and ha'
copy OF this order be forthwith in ered in the lynch
burg Nrg'nian. and posted at the front door OF tho
courthouse Of said county.
A copy-tesie,
ROBERT TINSLEf Cerk.
April 8 pom
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IN CHASCERY.

To Bsick Tiakers and Stone Masons
M ANFED IMMEDIATELY. good workmen"
w the above character, 10 erect tenen en- ,nihV
feet by fifty in this Town. Communications SPECIFY
ing terms, will be attended to promptly. Persons APP
pyn. will be expected to furnish testimonials ae 10
character and skill. RICH ARD X. CRALLE.
CO. The Lexington Gazette wi insert the aoe'o
Iw. and forward account to this office.
March II wits
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WISH 10 purchase about 80 likely Young Ne
eroe' from TO Is years of age-Lctlcr, di-
cceted 10 ne in Lyn hburg, or my brother Marx,
Will be attended ~ JOHN ANTHONY
De, ~
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JOHN THOMPSON. JR. Clerl

Amherst Court lloHs Mlrch Is, 1896 1
The parties will take notice, TIA, have appoint-
ed Wednesday, the LIST day Of June next, to COM
m"nrc the account in the foregoing order sneci-
Il II on which day, at the hour of 10 O'Clock, A.
VI. they are requested 10 attend at my Olicc,
WIN all necessary paper, prepared for examina-
ton, and settlement.
ROBERT TINSLLY, CONF.
Artl26 Wv
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4 Ia circuit superior court Of law and ci,ancr-
n nv, continued by adjournment, and held for
the county OF Amherst, at the court house, on We'd
nesdav, The I'd day of September, 1885.
Isaac Rucker and Ambrose Ruckcr, plaintiffs,
against.
Richsrd H. Burks, William Shelton, Richard
Burk>, William Ware, Archibald Robertson, adj
mini>trator OF Isaac Tin>lrv decd, Fleming Cole
man, Robert Tinsley and Alexander Tin>ev, and
William K. Roanc, Defendants,
IN CuASCrRY
The scirc facias heretofore awarded toreviye this
cause, against Thomas \. llocombr, admini>tra-
tor OF William X. Rome, Decd, and Fayctte II.
NorvrIl and Mary his wife, William s Claiborne
and Cornelia his wife, by her guardian the said
" 'l'iam =, specially assigned to defend her in
Ibis suit, and James Roanr, Robert Roane.
NirGini' Rome, aud Sarah Roane, hv Ro.
bert ImSlt'N, their guardian, specially assign
ed TO defend them i TIN, suit. the heirs AT law
of the s,ii William r. Roanc. decd. being re-
TUNED cscctted, the DOH order that this sui,
stand revived, and be- he realtcr conducted IN the
names OF the administrator and heirs at law ainrr-
sad, of III" said William Il. Roanr, Decd And
tn" court doth order, thai one of lis commissioners
do take an accoun, OF tine rents and prnis of the
Tract of Land, in the proceedings mentioned, and
report The same IN thc court, with matters spp-
ca ~ stated, thought pertinent bv himself, or re-
CURED by the parties tn be ST. stated.
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Should we become involved IN real OF qaasl
var with Mexico, the surplus may never be olyl-
led or viii be soon recalled. At all events the
whole will be wanted in lsi2, if not earlier. Five
millions arc to come of the present Tariff IN 1911,
alone.
Mr.. Adams health has not been good the later
nart of thus session but saw Mrs Adams quite
well al church last Sunday.
Truly and respectfully,
Tour ob. ser.
LEVI WOODBURY.
Hon RESI. WArERHoUsE.
Cambridge, lMass)
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Latest from Florida.

Cu,RIpsroS SEPT. 6.-The schr. Amc.
la, Capt. Joyner, arrived here yesterday,
from New Orleans, via ST. Augustine, hav-
ing on board, as passengers, some officers
of the L. S. army, from whom We learn
that the post at Mlcanopy had been aban'
doned, and the troops removed to Gary 5
Ferry, ON Black Creek. Three companies
of soldiers have been ordered TO Santa re S
Bridge, which is to be kept up as militia
r. station. At Newnansvllle, sixty miles
from Gary's Ferry, Gary's Ferry aud Plco-
lata, garrisons are also TO be kept up M.
merous small parties OF Indians supposed
10 be Creeks are reported 10 be passing
South in the vicinity OF Newnansvllle.
About 800 men were at 81. Augustine,
sick, having been brought from different
posts through the country.
Major Pierce had abandoned his nten'
ton Of renewing the attack on the Indians
at Gen. Cllnch's plantation, from the ex'
hausted state OF the troops, DC. and tue SUI
perlor force of the enemy.
Captain Ashby had entirely recovered
from has wounds, and was 10 go on duty IN
day or two.
Lieut.. Dancy gives a deplorable account
Of the health OF the L. s. forces N Florida.
He states thai OF company OF 60 I. ;.
dracoous, who arrived there IN March last,
there were but SIR reported capable Of du
Is, aud OF has own company, consisting oil
between 80 and 20, there were only four,
who, when he left, we're not ON the slck
Courier.
TALLAHASSEE, ArGusr 27.-.The Greeks
il appears, have divided themselves int
small parlit Of from tcp to thy in number
IN order to elude the vigilance Of the Geor
ga troops, and make good their escape Il
Florida, where they hope 10 battle to better
advantage. Hundreds, We may say, have
already made their way to the Semlnoles
where, prompted by the almost lniyersa
success OF that nation, and IN conIunctor
with them, they Will make bold and dar
ng stand.
A gentleman recently from Hamilton
county, informs us that bodies ui Indians
from ten to sixty, IN gang, are continually
passing down and when interrupted By Ih'
whites hastily collected together, hy TO 1
hammock, and dare them to come N.
The Tallahassee Fioudian Of the 81
ult. says: a gentleman who arrived o.
Thursday, from hey West brings INTEL,
gence that a vessel commanded by Span
lard and an American, reccuty touched a
Indian hey. iull Of negroes, supposed I,
have been purchased from the Seminole
IN exchange for ammunition. The pecpi'
a, the Aey had not force enough 70 aFrcs
the mscfCauts.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-16
ATTEMPT TO STEAL SANTA ANNA.

FROM Tic MERCHANTS isNcb-bEt views hooili
NAW-OEIEANs, Aug y, 1886.
ATTEMPT 10 STEAL SANTA ANNA.
By the arrival OF the schr. Jaiins CGSar,
from Bazona (TeNas,) We learn that tue
schr. Passiac, Capt. Hughes, hence Tor
Galveston, vas seized Tor having ON board
several persons from New Orleans, who
made an attempt 10 steal Santa Anna aud
take hln to Mexico "a said schooner. Tho
persons we're arrested and imprisoned be.
fore their plans were properly naIured.
The ]. {. reports that the Texan Schr.
hrincible, about 30 miles from the ;. W.
Bar, IN chase Of the MeSean schr. Venus.
Not believed by many who say She IS b. tins
time Ia Vera Cruz. She was within halt
a mile Of the Venus when the ]. {. saw
them, and by this time she may be feNion
prize. She left here with cargo said 10
be worth $500 600
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-16

4 Cure for Pulmonary Complaints
The following receipt IS uot Intended to be
a remedy for a confirmed consumption. But
We assure our readers from our own actual
experience, and from repeaiad observation,
Of is effects, that II viii relieve many pull.
monarv complaints not easily to be dislln.
gusbed N their symptoms from a consump.
ton, and which, If neglected would have
proved fatal. Let the patient early every
morning while 10 bed, drunk half pint Of
mix warm from the COW, IN which table
spoon luil Of honey aud a table spoon ull Of
French brandy, or ii that cannot be had, Of
other spirits, has been first mixed let hun
then remain 10 bed for one hour after drink
log 1t. 1t will cause gentle perspiration
to take place, promote an easy expectoratIon,
relieve the cough, and IN few weeks re-
store hum to perfect health. Having in
early life, when supposed by oil who saw
him. to be far advanced IN a consumption,
reduced almost TO skeleton, and laborlng
under the hectic fever attendant on tina, dis
ease, by this remedy restored TO health,
after having long 10 vain tried the remedies,
prescribed by able physicians, and having
since witnessed a similar effect IN several
instances IN which he has recommended il ;
the Editor feels DESTROYS to communicate
this remedy TO the public, in order that
others, similarly afflicted, may avail them.
selves Of 1t. 1t is believed that 1t will not
be injurious IN those pulmonary affections
which 1t cannot cure, while for many others
he knows IT to be an effectual remedy
Tennessee Farmer.
1t IS stated thai the revenue which has &C.
crued at the New York Custom House du.
ring the last two quarters, exceeds HiHe mil.
lions of dollars.
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cipats their slaves TO throw them, at their
pleasure, upon the People of this State
Both these evils require to be guarded a.
gainst, and the remedy lies not with Tho
courts, but with The Legislature