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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-18
NOTICE..

'INlIE subscribers have formed Partnership un-
1 der the firm OF +. VI. Greenway & 60, for the
Transaction ot general COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS, in the city of Baltimore. aud have taken
the Warehsuse, Ne. y. south Charles street, whsr
they expect in few days, variety OF Wuoen.
Silk and Cotton Goods.
EDW. NJ. GREENNtl.
EDMUND DlDIER.
LORENZO NOREEll.
Baltimore, July u Wv if WIN ol
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o. The Mobile Register of the 9th ult states
that Mr. Lamar, the new Texan Secretary OF
War, has made formal report to the Cabinet, re-
commencing that Santa Ana be tried as fcon,
for the murder of Fanning's detachment, and, on
conviction be executed. The date Of this report,
however, is not known, and it is therefore uncer-
tain whether it was made before after the agree
ment between Santa Ana and the authorities OF
Texas.-Thc bodies of the mastered detachment
were buried by the. Texans on the "a el'. with
military bonors. on which occasion an address was
delivered by Cen Rusk
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HMNfPd.

A ho' Nc MAN tn live in Dry Goods House.
L u VINO writes a good hand, and has an ext,,,sire
country acquaintance Such an one geta libe-
raj salary by producing undoubted testimonials of
character DC. One from the country would be
preferred Letters post paid addressed 10 \. B G..
lynchburg, will be attended to.
June 30 -,
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~ The Richmond Wing mentions that the
people of Louisa count, have subscribed 300.
600 to the Louisa Rail Road and adds, =" How
different from some other counties in resprct To
the James River and kanawha Company"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-18

o. DIVINE SERVICE will lie performed al
St Johns Campbell, the 9TH SUNDAY in this
month and on the Friday and Saturday previous,
by Rev. John i. Clark, assisted by Rev. McSsrs.
Cobbs and Pagc-Two Services each day aud on
sunday me Holy I ounn",,,,n will be administered
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-18

" lRGINlA Al rules holden in the Clerks OF
fee OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chanccry for the county OF Nelson, in the month
Of July, 1876
Daniel lligginhotham Plaintiff
1Sdinsf
Charles A. Jacobs, and William Massic Eyecn-
tor of David JACOBS, decd Delis
In CHaNcEny.
Tho defendant Charles 4. Jacobs, not hayiur en-
tered his appearance and gwen security according to
the act ct Assembly, and the rules of lhs ourt and
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not
an ihiiabitan OF this country, ii is ordered that the
sad defendant do appear here the first day of
September Term next, aud answer the bill OF the
palni'l and that copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted IN " The Lynohbnrg Virsinian" a newspa-
per published IN the town of Lynchburg, for two
months successfully, and another copy thereof be
posted at the front door of the Court house of this
county, on some Court day.
Copy-Teste
RIO. c. CUTLER, Crk.
July Is wo,n
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~ The lat ad,i,es from Mexico l,u,e no
aouht OF the existence OF high aud undivided
'oehh9 OF evaporation against Texas, aud oftle
determination of the government. backed by the
people, 10 attempt lis reconqueSi with all the for
e'S that they can bring IN the field Thu polt-
i'a' opponents of Santa Ana deplore his fate ms a
national Humiliation, while lis friends feel a ierccr
resentment. The people Of the United States
are special objects of Mexican resentment, which i,
not strange, from the impression. said TO be p,cya-
'e"' among them, that Santa Ana was defeated
and taken by the American army under Gen.
Games.
u David G. Brnet, President of Texas,
mas ISSUED Il Proclamation, revokins all powers
heretofore conferred upon The agents of that Re-
public in the I. States In borrow money or to
raise funds for Texas, except those of Thomas
Toby and Samuel Toby of New Orleans. who are
declared to be tic only authorized agents OF the
Texan Goscrnmen, in the United States
LATEST FROM MENICO-Thc brig Ir-
chm, arrived New Otlcans from Matamoras,
bi'ngs information that the commissioners sent
from Texas to that place to negotiate an cx-
change OF prisoners, had been arrested and
mpfisoned, and that the Mcxicans positively re-
fused To enter into any ircaics-A letter from
the commissioners states that 1000 Mexican troops
were At Matamoras, 1000 at the river Ncu-
ccs, and 5000 al Saillo actually preparing to
march second time upon Texas. On the other
hand, orders had been issued by the Texan GOV.
eminent To IFS troops to march forthwith against
the MeNicans.
We suhjoin IA proclamation of the President q,
Texas:
Executive DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS,
Nelasco, ooh of June, 1886
To JEREMIAH BRowN Esq,
Commander of schr Inyinciblc
j Sr-We hive Just heard that the Mexicans art
returning upon us--it is said an armament is ttinu
out from Vera Cruz. Our gallant little Navy mus
he on the alcrt-you will please sail for this place
where more extended instructions will BIZ fur.
nished YOU. Your obcdicnt servant,
DAVID G. BURNETT.
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H. The President of the United States ar
rived in Fredericksburg, on the I2tl inst. in his
private carriage, on his way to the Hermitage.
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The last Coti,lion Party.

MIR. BOSSiElN, with III. utmost sincere ac.
IVs Acknowledgement Tor the Ia,nrs he has ,ecrn-
ed from the most respectable families ri lSnchburg.
and vicinity, aud from the respectable and gen.
tecl ladies aud gentlemen, who la,. attended his
school and parties during the session returning to
them his thanks. lie respectful, informs them thai
his It'll aud farewell Party. will take place on FIJI
day, the I'D instant, Ia winch hr should he yer, rad
t" see the Parents aud all the Ladies' who may dc.
sire To participate the colo,mrnt oi such amrsc.
mcuts.
Mr. u. will he ,er, much pleased 10 his pat
fons nj his r.ips lehorr IN Richmond. where he
poets To have pnrt,cs ever, week. Observation-Disclosures
* situated ON Shoekor Hill, second square from the
Capitol, corner &. 9Th Street.
July ~ 2if
NIRGINIA At rules holden in the Clerks III
fee of the Circuit superior Court OF Law aud
thancrrN Tor the count, al Nelson, in tho month Of
July. 1876.
Robert Rncs, administrator oil Jesse Cl.rksou,
decd, Plaintiff,
lgap0
John Jacobs. David =. Garland. George Il. ia.
cobs. aud William Massic, executor nj DAVID la
c"bs. dec d. Defendants
IL tn,Ncrny.
The Defendant. John Jacobs and George Il J,
cob', not having entered ,hcu appearance, aud q.
ven security according tn the act ui Assembly, aud
the rules ot this Court, aud II appearing h> sat,sw.
tor, evidence, that the, inhabitants ri tia.
country; ills ordered, that the SAID Defendants do
appear here on the FIRST ds OF September Tenn u, IT,
and answerthr hl OF the plaintiff; aud that copy
OF this order bc forthwith inserted in The ',ncl.
burg Nnginan, n newspaper published N the town
OF I.snchbnre, io,tw months successfully, and ano
thci copy thereof be posted NJ c front door oi the
Court house of tina county, on some Court day.
ACop, -reste,
Ro. {. CUTLER, CTR
Jul, II VIM
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200 NEGROES WANTED
fnTNHEDY rf!Gyy

'I'lll highest price IN cash. will he given for lAeiy
! NEGROES. from Is to - wears old Two or
hrcr good Carpenters AMI IIlaeksmls arc wanted
ROWAN & iTARRlSS.
March II Am il
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a. The Bank of Virginia has declared a diyi-
dcnd of 5pcr cent. and the Farmers Bank of V,r-
gina dividend of per cent. for the last six
months.
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BEDFoRD KIRIE SnCIEr

The Bedford Bible Society will hold its annual
meeting ON the 9Th Sunday in Tins month, AT Liber-
~ when several addresses will be delivered
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-18

NE have ust received great variety OF New
w Books. Among them the following. viz
5tb Vol. Lc,gh's Reports Thoughts the Rcli-
sious State ot the World by Cotton: Colerdge's
Letters SPAN REVISITED. The Doctor +; Self Con
dcmn,d; Whale Fishing koning,nakcr. by Paul
ding complete uniiorn editions of Mrs Edge
woriIs and Mrs. Shrrwood. Works The Parents
Assistant Paris and the Parislans Philosophy Of
Living t,c wa, ENJOY life aud its comforts
Humer'scA lrlctc Works, uniform edition, vols
Onr IN 1shu.aud Tom Jones. Rienzi Life of
Sir james Mack,niosIi Fosters pcnmanship new
WORK Da,cs's Arithmetic. Ne. Sc. For sale by
MARTIN & LATHAM.
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"hPreJndiced observer, do not seem very well af
'ec'ed to the cause. NJ. Dupin and Admiral Du
perre replied to the fanatics of the French Cham
oer and asked for the adjournment of the oueSt;,,
10 more suitable period and they were SIM
ported ny NJ. Mangun, ono OF the abest of the oppo-
si''on members, who maintained, "Is. that slave
ry WIS recognized by French laws, 81. that ia
indemnify the French slave proprietors would
require sum of from POO, 900 900 TO 300 600
100 OF francs; ID that this sum France could MOI
afford to pay 18th, that there would be GREAT
danger OF losing the Colonies altogether il the
slaves shall at once be emancipatcd; 9Th. ,ba,
colonial society and interests would be DESTROYED
by sudden change; 9th. that the emancipation
oil the slaves in the English Colonies had produced
a bad effect every where, except at ANTIGUA nh
mat slaves must be prepared for emancipation be-
fore they can be (saicy) emancipatcd; Sth. that if
the slave proprietors Of Martinique desired to eman
c'Pae their slaves, they had only To do SO ; and 9th
that nothing can be done for the slaves but by de-
grees."
Some OF these reasons of NJ. Maucun apply
with more force TO the American Abol,rioniss than
to the French and we commend them to the spe
clal consideration of those who would conyulse
the social elements, in pursuit OF an object.
which, il they could consummate it, would prove n
of endless evil 10 the subjects of their Mn,
tdnfhropy; but which being as impossible of acliey
ment as it would BE- TO arrest the waters of the
Niagara in mid-desccnt, is entitled to be clascd
only among the dreams ofmoon struck enthusiasts.
The Tobacco Crop Shor-A mercantile
TREND, who has been at SEINE pains to ascertain
correctly the fact, informs that upto the l,t of
July, the tobacco inspections in Virginia were
short 4, $50 hids, from the amount inspected last
wear up to the same period. Tobacco is now bear
ing "A fine price, and meets with ready market :
indeed all the products of the aericuturist are
paying him very handsomely for his abors.
Petersburg Consolidation.
a. We think it more than probable that the
deficit in the Tobacco crop, advertcd 10 by the Pc
tcrsburg paper, is rather apparent than real In
consequence ottIe long cold and rainy spells OF
the Spring and Summer, the planters have found
1t difficult to keep up their work, and they have
had no force TO spare, either in men or teams, To
convey their Tobacco To market as early as usual.
Hence, alt lough there may have been, on the Isl
OF July, deficit of nearly 5000 hogsleads, as COM
pared with the last years inspections, it does not
follow that the crop in Nirg mia was smaller, to
that extent, or any think like it. BY the Is, of
October, imagine the sum total of this wear will
at least equal that of the last
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-18
DRAWINGS PERCEIVED.

A,tnrTrs ttriCt. July II, 1856.
The following are the numbers drawn for the
NORFOLK MECHANICS LOTTERY iih
class. At Ai'S,n'rF, on Saturday. 9th J,I Is G.
Is. 81 -. n. % ~. G. -. II. % ,G. rs ~. L.
Drawn Numbrrs,f the lcesburg Lottery Extra
Cias' No. z at Richmond, on Thursday the Nth
July, l-'hi
J. 40. L. -. b. -. IL. 3. IL. /. Is.
r Renew v"nr Prz's ia the Wellsbug Lottery
drawn on SATURDAY NJ Alexandria. Capital Prizes
S23.oW $1,000. $4,000. 10 of@ 600 10 Of 81 800.
10 OF II 900. &c. &c
o." DIR AWiNG EXPECTEDTO-M MORROW.
J. H. NERETT. Il Co.
July ~ /,
( 'uAMpAIGNi. WINES, quart hot.
-. hc' - D. kcy and oihcf
Ditto ditto pint ditto - cents ( choice brands,
Clarr' Win, by cask or dcmijohn 80 cent. the n;a
Ion,
Red Burgundy, deiightm summer Wine ,nT
makes better Sang0ree than any other wine r,rv
for, by the gallon. demohn or cash,
And a,ariety OF other Wines. Best old Jam,,c,
Rum. Holland Gin, lirandies and Other goods in
proportion. For sale by HOWEI. DAVIES.
July II ifts
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NOTICE..

M As committed, to amherst county jail on the
w 9th Of the present month. negro
runaway who calls himself
DAVY TRICE
pav, Is a black man, five feet lOA inches hish with
some small scars on his face aud forehead: he has
an enlargement ON the inner PAT Of his right ANGLE.
winch h" says was occaNioncd b, It's being encc put
out Of lont. lie had on when committed, "A linen
slnti and pantaoons. The OF said runaway
slave viii please come forward. prove his property,
pay charges, aud take him away, OF he will be dealt
with 4, coldng to law.
JONATHAN \. STOUT igtnk
Thomas y Eabank, Sh.F. aud Jniof Of tmherst.
July ~ wis
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a. The attempt to establish line of packets
between New Orleans and Liverpool has failed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-18
( 'IIANpAIGNi. WINES. quart ho,
VI. HART,
READY MADE CLOTHING sroIu.

NEADX MADO CLOI111NG STOR0s
(BiNk SQUARED
Trio Doors from the Virginia Bank
Vk'lE subscriber informs bis friends and the pub-.
lie generally, that he keeps constantly hand,
general assortment OF ever, article in the Dress
hnr.-And as every article is made in town. the work
will be found to- he good His assortment cousists
in part, OF
Blue, black. and cotore,f Dress md Frock Coats:
Steel MIXED and coIored Big Coats
Ladies and Genlcnssus ClMAs of an ,IS..x;,
fous:
Fur and seal Caps;
Cloth and Cashmere IantaIopuS
Stocks, shirts. Shirtces, Stoekenft Shirt. md
Drawers Also.
'ldre1's ch'hing &c. &c. &c. an of which,
will he SOLD low Tor cash.
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July Is

y Ia circuit superior court of law aud chance
~, continued aud held Tor tl,r county of Frank
I'M, At the courthouse, the 10Th day OF Nav,
1886, sitting asa count of equity
John Hlankcnship and Mar, Ann hls wife, former "
May Ann Dillon Plaintiffs
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lam"
I, '''.' '''n'' pl''on, Henry pill"h, Jdr"n
'"'' ',.a ''Sey hlswiic' Jesse Dillon, j. Robert
'N' =" imam lasley' il. W ill'am Dillon Fanny
m p',a 3'nh ana i'rhiah ms VIE, Elizabeth
anb ", "' no" VI ',Nse ,',,'on' sen T. deceased
'''' ''''' an" 'ho' ~ boo'hc' administrators
W ,'' N''' 'cSSe ','''"h sen :. deceased pefis
On nnTnr''ng 10 ~, court IN" the defendants Jcs.
~, No. DECENTRALIZATION, a' 7'ns are ""' imam" IA Is
.,,,'., ,. Wa" Wv ,',,''''s nave
,c, ss,,1,, ,i '''',..I '' ''''''"k !" ''
s, ,,,l, " "n" we "''N u ',''S cunt ana 'n'N
su anu ~ appear anu IN" piant1is bulls
, y, " w 'h'N' "'.'""'h,s " more
n,i,F IL NM W.. NS' ''',",'' a'uof
-, ,''o"' - eco" o"i'' anu ialsry his
I,,',,,h n',,' '''"o' "''"y ',,'i' 'e'''an 0nh'
ua,Lo li,',, 49, 49, ' ,' -
'''',' administrators OF Jesse pi'''"h sen = dee H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-18

a. Capt. Walter Coles, the representative in
Congress from this District, will discover, by the
complexion OF the ,oastS drunk IN this county, on
the 4th inst. that his course in Congress has not
been alto gcthcr satisfactory even to his own party
We are bound so to presume, at least since they
very clearly indicate that they are looking to ano-
Their gentleman as his successor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-18

SYLNANIA-Thc Van Burcnitcs in
this State held huge Convention on the 4tl of
July, which was distinguished by its turbulence,
but more by the anarchical and agrarian doctrines
avowcd BY many of its members. The friends of
Harrison are only sanguinc of success in Penn
s,lvania, but that they will carry the State by "A
majority of more than 30, 900 Votes.
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DAvY TRICE.
EDUCATION.
July Ia

'1NllE next session of the subscribers School III
commence ON Monday. the LIST of August.
REBEtCA l.. TOWNlEN.
JulX IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-18

~ The Richmond Enquirer is beginning to
manufacture public sentiment, in rcic'enc" to
the Presidential election. lie tells his distant
friends that Virginia is safe for Van; and his dis
tant correspondents speak in equally confident
terms of the votes of other States, among them
North Carolina and Tennessec,-the former of
which is almost certain for White, and the latter
intallibv So 1t will be amusing, six months hence,
to compare prophecies with results.
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III BfRRELS PURE Mountain i.nsced Oil
III for sale rery low, ifappIie,l for soon.
l1S&b.

CooI Tar, Spirits Tunpentine, Paints in oil and
dry and fancy colors in oil aud dry tine assortment
OF each together with a large supply Of Paints,
hite- wosh Hair aud other Brushes. For sale by
Howell DAVIES
Jnly II It's
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20 stpOncliac.nt.

The settlement of the above accounts is postpon-
ed 10 Tuesday, the 2nd day of August next.
i. SEDNDK, Com.
July IL VIA
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NEENOES.

FN\i'E subscriber will. at all times pay the highest
j" cash price Tor bkey Young Negroes. Persons.
having such to sell, III 10 well to call on him.
49, NJ HART
Jan. ~ I2m
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John Jacobs and William Mass,c executor Of Ia.
yid Jacobs, decd. Defendants
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NEW HsIDOaAS.

RIO. t.tlT1.I.R, fTk
v.,,u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-13

cona,;,pt n the grave which has closed over an NO.
WIN n,,,cipa, ted in It's formation has separated n'l "
fem Il !ha, is personal 10 hun OF 10 l!'' W. ~ 10
FIR their early publicity alter ms was :s1 nv
;cnJ r-ou, his having !eIn Transcribed uhu ~.
n;oJc nd !, may he added, The known wishes u n'S
;.,ns, lions friend 7hos J-rson and Other aSt's
al ~, lois The important light they WOMB *htu io
conf as we'll future usefulness, Des,u'S ~! L
s,. , nrcuniar; obligations imposed 'y lis WEI: "ls'u
Lr ooiearance without awaiting The pi''p''H''" "
hi, other works; and ea measures SIRE ac"or"'Gy
ndoycd by NE ascertain FROG, publishers ID various
parts Of the Union, the terms on "ica their
could be effected. " =, Dl,,s
II was also intended 10 publish with these D:bHt'S
n sc taken b7 him in the Congress OF the Io'cT'a
linn IN 1890 p and Z It which he vas then n'eH''.'
and selections aied b. himself, and prepared r"rt i'S
eve frn:n lis letters ;arTalHy The pr'ceroihs' VI i
hoI tptinr the periods of his service in il, prrhS'9 "
Debates in l77ii Ihe Drcaraon OF Indrt,
b: Thomas J, irrsun, 10 e'bndy all 'he
in tia. shape kmown t. exist. I;5 SSP'ss y. VI, 49,. M
Lion Of the country under hr C"nrdefa'':'' a"u s
rcs Of the old system OF! Governments es :" -;
c,d mr.. p,,.r II seem Ia convey s!ch preceding i"'
formation Us should accompany The DEBATES OH 'ne ;o
marica Of the Constitution ny WHICH IL was s"F c -
Thc ,-o;,sals winch have been received. 5" '.f !''
,din y;iIn the expectations OF Mr: Aiaosg"'
, ha,uL liz, FIST u! these works with those le-
.,. Inv. evidenced that .hrlr puGiIcatl'a cou '''5
e eararcl III b. ur, wi,aon! ad'ancrs 'i 'GhuS anu
involving vf risks winch ain not III S''"''0'' "
or incur. ,, ,>, ;,,,.cl ro
ubn,, for vour Consideration, whether The k"UcS'"h
~ ,hse D.b,,rs be matter Of sufficient interest to the
peus Of The ['.!cd States to deserve to be
10 the notice ul Congress. Ad SHOULD sicn pc ''!e
a,:or ~ H., ,,,;v 81 these works by lIi" Representa-
Tres "f The nation, AS induce "r 10 relieve me Ia
G;vnnljy from Inc obstacles which IMPEDE il, TIER &C.
nera! crc;!ngn will DC ensured and The Srni'@ " re-
Enumerated By It's morc econo'cai d''u''"'''" "''''
ilc!a.
W..h high rrsrcc, and con7;deraCn,, ,,so,
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~ T. 4 7 TIL
I';l;! CELEnH ATEi,

E,IH CEI..i:t ATED CAMOHiIE OR TOXIC Pil.i" | i'T
- ErTns, effect ihr brain au nGri
pr.ll" h"a:;, the ,c.mlUrs nd ic dizzy
In uilelg before their effects like vain
h":ur b. nisr lie morning i' :"Ec
general debility "gr-ia indigestion
an! it's o. appetite, an aPeni
;i!i:i.
h1" i, St.rtI: lt-'nc>> "hci Tie n!"! 5.
irritable, hcSpun:c. iuughul melancholy an 'ci'cri
IIypoc"n ciSm,, o spirits pniPiiaiIon oi tie heat n"i'o" IT
aiir. liubc" scc! rheumatism, sIodi% hirc
nt, sight, ar all other symptoms, d. ~
Evar Canuiliia Pills ill speedy AMI safe
The various WEAKNESSES peculiar 10 lie: fa "0n" imre
.Iia,rIy pnwcr Of d. W. EVANS iAMONiLE Pt Ills
indies and r"!rc.aty in this country also III in
ag foua tir best medical! m!asc /" ;r Toilet
heal dizziness, aud nagr and creating Pleasing rvactty
crlag away r,sianchoy. Thvg give Comfort a strength 10 tie
%Ioc
Persons OF habits should occasionally Or. William
ycgcra!r ,?rrrnt Fills tin ac, non lof BILIOUS alice
i;nrs i.r: ,:i.' %! breathing. r" .G:ch or throat asthma
Of the every kind, and a"" diseases All g
Of the circulation ass! mpa;y ot r ho"
,Gca bet utility Of thrc i, ia the monthly sale
upw"!s oil three thousand dollars within the
States Of the Union.
Several Ioisaul ienune; have been received by Dr. VIZ"
Evans his Oiac, "a. Division New York. T"tOly from
public, hui also ron Gcnts medical men, twn have pre-
s"yc ;i in their raccs, ains IN The iEEcsi ei:S I" '"f
caiuT virtues.
These pill. be had II, Mr.. &. HALLS Bookstore.
above the Eagle Tavern Main street. Echmoah Va"
where application for agencies may be made by rci o: ":rr+e
iii!. lunsua Fancy Naiusun aad MeGs Nor
tilnnr { Muwiay'. Fanay Store, Baltimore
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-13
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To Piamt,rS Lcho HisE 10 cmi2reie 10 Mississippi
VALUABLE PLANTATION jar S'-: H. s." sc;r'' !" CON
s..rnrc Of the death o. hi. pauur ia &. Turner, "!r's
AMI Nr-ru's, i.zUO county, i', W.ir>
snu:n the 1DELti m Z; ti"n 1t c"-isi'
o. bout :sJl ,ir' Ian! sell Supplied h "ntc 81! ;im
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description u" which % 10 - w"iAn+ h"j>,
with wa.0I, is, ciiir, "HH anei hes ana
ror a. ,!."r; ff the riamaon. ic' are ""; 1854
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..,u lini there ~ iG AMI OUT ':l%'ns u " it
scPara o: a .' @n! qraHrrs, c "a ~" $40 'i"'', IN
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fall, tic briefs ID :ic ma", "a; liz" rr:' ,nh 'c e
spot IL I i large: ~. "'" ":u i"" pan.
tnriuaS :ry NJr:nrH en- to 500 HH
- hands irin thu So!:cTG one l "a !,i'"cf va"
tho n2H "hic!I w! ~ each place
li.lhc ini ,,nss. Las: c-ci 900! snap Ion Hi l"'
viii " rn ia. =i"''! ~? i'5."h With
DuTrSr MEOW the cis b! ap2! az 10 Ig a. aria
dac Benton: F,Gc tlr:IcT, The PREMISE FI? il:NoH
Clinton; Nn tari, nr"f Vernon; Richard '!' 1t
I;cs>!,rt.: jain rurua. Co... Mrnsc-; Bu!l ship =
to-. New ;j.irans, the subscriber, a .>ait:c&.
WILLIAM FERElDiE
" i. There land cnou-l, ofcn grt 'i "n -" Lanes ra
as wa:cr 10. 100 ll hands 10 eks ri c"a nNt sea
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