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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

rnE Hind ROY.

The Following b~eaatifni lines on = I" Blind DO
s~clcirne Cha,iI.. by playing on his FLUTE 81
from The pen ofIudge CoSRsD OF Philadelphia
They are from, the kniekefboeker Magazine;
I'll. vain : They heed thee not The Flutes meek tonc
Thnlls laiae own breast alone. As streams thai glide
Orr the desert rock. whose sterile frown
Nets NOT beneath the sot and chrssth tide,
So passes thy sweet strain oer hearts OF stem
Thine out-=trrtehed hands, thy lips unu,tersd moan,
Thine oIhs npturning 10 the aarken'd sky,
lDarken'd nlssl POOR boy, 70 thes alone,)
Are upheld here: They pass thee BY.
Away !-thsse tears, unnark'd, fall from thy sightless eye
Az, get thee gone: h~eaighted one away
This Is no place for thee. The buzznag mart
OF selfish trade, the glad aud gsrish day.
Are no, for strains like thine. There Is no heart
To echo 10 their soi appeal. Depart
Go seek tr noiselcss glen, where shadows reign
Spreading a kindred gloom. and Ihere. apart
Prom the cold work., breathe ont tht pensive strain;
Bestar TO trees and rocks, than hsarless man complain
pity rl.ee,-shy life a lireIong night;
No friend 10 greet thee, and no voice 70 cheer:
No hand to guide til, dsrking steps arighi,
Or from thy pale cheek wipe in unbiiden tear.
I pity thce.-ihus dart, and lone, and dresri
Yet happy il Is well. The world from thee
Hath veiled its ~iniry fro~ny-iis v%iihering sneer,
tn opprcsser's triumph, aud the moekefs glee:
Wby then, rejoice, poor boyi-nJoiee thou eansino; see
TIC.
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TRUST SALE.

Friday the 10Th day of October, 1888. there
~ VIII be sold, upon the premises, at public auc-
i'on' Tor cash, the Tobacco Factory House and Lot,
,a'o IN the occupancy of VIM. Snead, deed. The
Lots at the junction of Sth street and OH alley. in the
town OF Lynchburg, and contains half an acre OF
ground. The Improvements are in good order, and
wen suited iof the manufacturing OF Tobacco.
AT the same time and place. and upon the same
terms all the Screws and Fixtures belonging to said
Factory House, will be sold.
ne sale will be made in pursuance ola lrust deed
executed to the undersigned by VIM. Snead, in his
NE time, dated on the 9th day of October, 1923, and
OF record in the Clerks office of he IIustins's Cour,
Tor the corporation OF Lynehburg. The ulle to the
property rs believed to be unquestionablc. but as trus.
tee | shall sell aud convey such ute only as the trust
deed aforesaid vests in me.
JOHNO. LEFTWlCII, Trustee.
Sept, Is 100
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A WANTED

\ GENTLEMAN who is qualified to take
charge OF an Academy, can get a good and
permanent situation, at Pduiding, JaSper Counfv.
Mississippi. 1t IS expected the building will be IN
readiness by the LIST December or January next.
The health OF tins section Of Mississippi IS thoueht
to be equal 10 any Other place in the South. Let
tiers can be addressed to the Trustees, or to Benz.
HINT. None need make application excep, he Is
fully competent. and of good moral character and
steady habits. Ii is probable that there will he a
Female Institution attached to it very soon conse.
4uentiy 1t may SUIT a gentleman and his wife, who
follow that profession.
PluldIng, Miss. August I'm
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t. FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

NJ r have Just received a very handsome assort-
W ment of FALL and WINTER GOODS, recent
y purchased IN The Northern Cities, upon the best
tcftns-consiSting, in part, Of
Figured Silks, ofall colors,
Satins Of various colors,
Mdttconl lustring,
l.nstrlng. G1uze and Grodcnap Ribbons,
French Worked Collars,
90 pieces A London Prints, at % cents,
SVo pieces OF Calico, at 10 cts, Cd, Is. and Is. Cd.
French and English Mernos, various colors,
Figured Meriuo tof ladies' dresses, ia new article,)
flannels. white, red aud yellow.
Aatge quantity OF plain and plaid L.inseys,
+ nlled Cloth for Servants,
\ large quantity OF brown aud bleached Domestics.
Sugar, Coffee and Salt.
with many other articles suited to the season :;
ana 10 which we call the attention of the public, and
especially Country Merchants, who may wish TO re-
pienish their Stock. We confidently assure the
public that we can offer them such bargains as TO
induce them to buy, lfthey will call and examine our
Stock. BURTON ROBES.
Sept. II
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.VO1'ECE.

4 PETITION Will be presented to the next Lee
y glslatuie OF Virginia, PRAYING for a new county
out OF paris of Amherst aud Bedford, lyiug and being
IN the upper cud OF SAID county, aud between the To
bacco Row and Blue Ridge Mountains-and also a
meeting Of the citizens friendly TO a division of SAID
county, will meet at Richard }. Pryor's Tavern, Ped
lar Mills, ON Saturday the 20tl, OF October next, and
on Thursday the 18th OF the same month AT Wauph's
cry AT which places a map OF SAID county will be
presented 10 The citizens, designating It's boundaries,
mountains, roads, &c. &c.
Aug, 81. IN
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O SALE.

WISH TO SELL. at oext Bedford Court, a
4 NEGRO NoMA and Two CHILDREN.
The Woman is about ~ years OF age. A credit ofnine-
~ days will be gwen ON half The purchase money !;
they will certainly be sold, and are as likely and
as valuable as any to be found.
JOHN SHARP, j.
Bedford. Scpt.3 WV
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y. VI. Il d. w.

They can assure the public that their a~ccommoda-
lions will be equai TO any similar establishment in
the State-ThGlr Bar, furnished with !, great variety
of the purest and best Liquors, will receive their
constant aud untiring atteution-their Table will
be furnished with the greatest variety The market and
the season will ailord--tl,eir Bedding clean and com
Portable, and their Stable furnished with best pro-
yender, and the most experienced aud careful atten-
dants.
a few Day Boardcrs can yet be received, and our
country friends will always lind Us 'eady TO accom-
Innl1Ir Ihcnl-
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accept no forced issur, which ma, be rendered by
political spoiai pleade,s. between the Two. There
Is no necessity Tor taking The one ~ The other. 10th
schemes are bad. and to be esehesod. Let them
hold fast that winch = good = aud Their cause.
which IS ne oau,e 81 He country. viii. at last. pre-
vail. At the same time. let hose Jealous advocates
Of The Sub-Treasufy. who are seeking TO mske con
sefis TO their scheme, otfhroseh lis own merits. lf
IT have any, Lui by holding o5the raw haas and
bloody bones Of National Bank. as the only rival
proposition, take warning. Let thom beware how
the, free upon The people an election between an
incorporated business Bank. ard an Executive
political Bank I'm there are men enough III
the country, TO our CERTAIN knoslcdge. who have
stood firmly against a National Bank. aud are
as honestly and sincerely opposed TO IT as ever, who
YET look upon such an institution. objectionable as
fhes deem II, as Taught nlh Ear less dangers 10 the
morals, the liberties and the prosperity Of the coun-
Try, than the monstfous politieo-huaneia engine,
winch. under the name ofibe Hdepcndeni ITedsary.
Is soUghtto be put into The hands and under the alb
solute dominion OF the President.
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LAND FOR SALE,

virtue of a decree of the circuit superior conf
- OF law and chancery, for Amherst county. pro
nonnced at the september term, 1898, in the case of
Edmund Winston, Sheriff of Amherst county, and
as such, administrator OF George L. Luck, deed.
plaintiff, against Alfred T.. billiard, defendant the
undersigned Commissioner, appointed by the SAID
court, will proceed to sell, by way of public auction.
on the premises, ON Saturday the 20th day of Octo.
Der next, to the highest bidder, on "A credit Til the
first day of April next,
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DISSOIUI/O.N

INlE CO-PARTNERSHIP trading under tho
4 style of Lydlck & Yancey, was by mutual con
sent dissolved on tho goth Of August. 1t is therefore
desirable to wind up the concerns of the late firm as
speedily as possible. In order to do so, VIM. ii.
Lydick is appointed to adjust the same. Those
Therefore indebted to the firm will call on him and
settle their accounts, as longer indulgence cannot be
given. Those TO whom the firm is indebted will call
on him for payment. WIN. ii. LYDICK,
J. NJ. IANCEI.
Sept. II w4w
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BATH FOR LADIES.

SENERAL LADIES having already avaIled
- themselves OF the benefits of the Lvncburc
Baths, the subscriber is induced TO inform The La
dies that they can be at any time accommodated by
giving HIM IA few hou,s notice other wish to do so.
The entrance to the Bath House for the Ladies will
be entirely private. ISAAC HARRISON,
Sep. I3 Is
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II HOUSE .y.v.D LOT,

now in the occupancy Of DR.. WarnerJoncs. The
House is a one story Dwelling, with seven rooms
q neat yard, and excellent garden. with some three
or four Acres Of highly improved Land attached to 1t
There is a good Stable. Smoke house. Ice house
Kitchen, &c. and all the necessary Improve ments for
the convenience ola fdmily-Auached to this proper
ty, is aStore iiouse sufficiently large for any Merchant
IN a country village. THIS House can be used as
an Office, either for 4 Physician or a Lawyer. Per
sous who wish TO purchase will be shown The pro.
perry by DIR. Warner Jones, who resides upon the
premises, or by me, any time before, or on The day
of sale.
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Confectionery, Fruit, &c.

We viii also continue the Confectionery AMI Fruit
business. Our candies being all manufactured 10y
o irselves, we will warrant them to b. equal /, any
m 'dc IN the state. and far superior to those Obtained
in the Northern cities. and fully as cheap. Whole
sale orders filed as heretofore, with The best articles,
at the lowest prices. Our stock OF Fruits. NUS, &c.
will always be large, fresh aud of the best quality.
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The Tract of Land,

aHkS94. The Tract Of Land,
s@&Hf3S IN the proceedings mentioned, conveyed
n.y." by Geo. II. Luck, in his life time, to
~ VIM. Armistead * Jno. w. Young, as
Trustees, and by the said Jno. w. Young, as Trus-
tee, TO the defendant, by deed, bearing date the oath
day of April, 1899, containing 363 Acres. living and
being IN the county of Amherst. near Pedlar Mills,
on pediar River, and ITS waters, and adjoining the
lands of Richard ;. Ellis, Peter L. Thornton and
others.
The purchaser will be required to give bond with
approved security, aud the title retained as further
security until the purchase money is paid, unless
the Land be purchased by the creditor or his agent,
IN which case no security is required.
ROBERT l.. COLEMAN, d. Sb'f.
for Jno. Coleman, Sh.f,, and as such, Com'r.
Septembes 20 roo
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MIR. John W ii>On
NOTICE, that

JAKE NOTICE, that on Friday the 23d day
4 of November next, at the dwelling house Of
solomon Herman, in the county of Floyd, state of
Virginia. | shall proceed to take tie dispositions of
james Hill, David Slushcr and others, to be read as
evidence IN a suit now depending and undetermined,
IN the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Cbanccry,
Tor the county OF Floyd, on the Chancery side OF the.
docket, in which | I'm plaintiff and YOU are delen-
dant-and ii the taking otsald depositlons shall not
be completed on The day above mentioned, the tax
ing wal be continued from day to day Sundays ex-
celied) until finished.
Yours. &c.
JAMES WILLIAMSON.
Sept. Il wiw
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Sept. II
TO THE LOVERS OF MUSIC.

VINHE takes great pleasure in
l. informing the lovers of MUSEC in L%ynhburg
and vicinity. tina, he has received. and offers for sale,
a choice selection OF fine PIANOS, made to his
particular Order by }. Chickering a Co., in Boston.
They are warranted by the manufacturer moi to be
inferior to the celebrated PIANOS of John Broad
wood IN London, and confidently as such recommend
Ell by the subscriber, who formerly in Europe has
been engaged for nearly four years in the sale OF the
above mentioned London Instruments. The lovers
OF the delicate MUSIC and neat furniture are re-
quested TO call and examine for themselves, to be
convinced that they now may receive the full value
OF their money. X. J.RYPMA,
Corner % third street and Tan, ard Alley.
Lynchburg, Aug. II w6t
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1862 ACRES OF

principally IN wood, bought with a view of supplying
fuel 10 the Furnace, and lays probably Two mile,
nom the l. ntnacc, IN ITS nearest parts, and will be
sold with or separate from til, Furnace Tract, as NAV
appear preferable on the day of sale. Tins propcr,
being leased Tor the present year, 1t cannot be dely.
cred 10 the purchasers until the LIST OF Jannary, Is39
and will be sold subject to that condition, and on a
credit oil niue, twelve, and eighteen months, from the
day of such delivery the payments to be secured h,
bonds bearing interest from that date, with approved
security, aud a deed oftrusi ON the property.
JOHN EARLY, Trus-
JAMES BENAGH, tees.
Auc. 81, ala
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Valuable LAND for sale near
L~Vnchhurg.

DEING anxions to remove, | offer for sale two
ID tracts OF Land, each containing five bundled
and sixty 10 SIX hundred acres. situated in Amherst
county.
The one on which reside is on James River, on.
aud a bali miles above L4ynchbure, one half of which
is IN woods. aud Of the best kind of tobacco land, and
syxHeAa. heavily tinbered the buildings are all
1.SsHS& good, with a large new stone barn, % fee,
WY%Fs BY "a, two stores high Hartis's Creek .
- fine bold stream. runs through it, and fur
nishes water power OF immense value. The Farm
Mills, ence the property OF VIM. Mitchell deed.
were erected on the tract, and, although they were
carried off by afleod some yeals ago. a large quantity
flhe building rock still remains, with which a new NH
or a factory might be erected, at small expense
The advantages possessed by this land, in the ler,,li.
ty Of the soil, lis c%ontIguily TO market, aud vast war,,
power, render II an object worth the attention Of
capitalists.
The other tract lies five miles from Lynehbur,
and one mile from the main stage road LEADING 10
Amherst Court House the same creek runs thiousL
this tract, which was once the property Of Doct. Robe,,
II. Rose. This is truly a valuable tract Of land. and
has about two hundred aud eighty acres in woods. and
fine tobacco land and has about fifty acres of cresI
bottom, that is rich. The whole plantation lies ve,v
level, SO that the most of II may be plou. he'd bo,L,
ways.
l am determined TO sell and by carly application a
bargain may be had. The terms of sale will be lib
efal, aud made known on application. Possession
will be delivered OF the tact on which reside NJ in
end of the year, and of the other ut any time. D
large crop of wheat Will be sown and neatly put in.
this fall. for The benefit OF the purchasers. Refer.
ence can be had, as to the land, by apply ing to Cant.
Thomas A. lolcombe, Capt. Chales p. Lee, Maio,
Thomas Rudd, or Nh. Seth Woodroot.
GEO. W. PETTYJOHN.
July 90 w3m
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LITCHEDT

Will be furnished at any hour from 10 O'Clock 4
Nj. to 10 o'clock p. NJ. aud during the white, sea-
son, a constant supply OF Fresh Oysters, winch will
be served to our friends III every variety Of way de-
sired.
Sept. II wts
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JOHN NJ. SPEED,
ATTORNEY At a w

M Ill. attend the Superior and Interior Courts
w OF The county OF C,mpbell aud the Corpora
ton of lynchbnrg. Any business entrusted to his
management, will receive prompt attention. He
may be found AT the Law Office of c. L.. Mos
by, Esq.
Sept. } Is
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LAND FOR l. E,
FOR C.ISH.

, VIRTUE Of decree of he Circuit Superior
- Cuurt OF Law and Chanoery, for the county of
Amherst, pronounced at the September term, 1888,
IN the case of Gilbert vs.. Barnes's executor the
undersigned, Commissioned, appointed by the said
Court, will proceed TO sell, to the highest bidder TO.
cash, on Tuesday The 9th day Of October next, on
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DAY OF SALE

w. 1t will be observed that the day oi sale OF the
above properly has been changed from Tuesday, the
30tl, to Monday the 20th OF Oclober, IN consequence
of the anniversary of the Lynchburg Agricultural So
ciety taking place on the former day.
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40 .gCRES OF E.E.V'D,

wing in The county oil Amherst, being the same
LAND purchased by Elijah Barnes from Nelson
Crawford, aud adjoining WIN. Ruckcr, Abraham
Carter aud others.
ROBERT l.. COLEMAN, ID. s.. for
John Coleman, Com'r. of the Court.
Sept. II wtds
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4 DIV HOUSE.

with all necessary out houses. coal honscs, &c. Thi,
property Is situated Immediately on the stage road
between Lynelbufg and Richmond, and about SIX
or seven miles below the lntmcr place, and about one
aud a half miles from the James River Canal, which
IN the course OF the next year is expected to be com
pleted. In addition TO the above property, is also for
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II LUtU School IN .$f0UHI0N.

I'll x/NtC SCuOO az StONlf<OA,
The first session OF which will commence on the lst
day of December next, and terminate on the lst day
OF \ prIl following. Those who may purpose TO at
tend, are requested TO communicate their lntentioa
by lettes or otherwise, by the lst day of November, or
earlier if practcable-and to such Of hem as can, it
is recommended 10 supply themselves with the fol-
lowing text books Chitty's blackstone with Fields
Analysis appended-Tuckcr's Commentaries. the
last and revised edition, with an Analysis appended
Cruises Digest, and Stephen ON Pleading. A few Co
pies of each, it is believed, can be procured he-e by
such as may moi be able to get them lsewhere. The
subscribers fee Will be $50 payable in advance.
LUCAS Il. THOMPSON.
Sfaunton. Aug. 20. WIN
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L. HOSSE,

standing near the Academy. now in the occupancy
Of Capt. John Il. Duncan. THIS House IS new aud
not yet finished, but viii be before the day Of sale.
IL is sufficiently large FOR a family OF any size
There are about three Acres OF Land attached 10 IT..
with all necessary out houses. The last named
property will be shown 10 any person who NAY wish
10 purchase. either by Capt. Duncan or myself, on
OF before the day of sale. New Glasgow is a pleasant
village, in a fine neiehborhood, Immediately on The
stage road, between Charlottesville and Lynchbutg.
1t Is well situated for a Lawyer, u Physician, or a
Merchant. The terms II sale will be one, two,
three and four years credit; The purchaser giving
bond with good personal security, and a deed oil
trust TO secure the payment of the purchase money.
GEO. CALLAWAY. .1Ty.
fer Gd'S. II. PAGE.
New Glasgow. Sept. - t3N
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FOR SALE.

n LIAELi Intelligent servant Girl, abou,
n Ia 90 ID years of age. She IS a first rate
mouse ssivaNt aud nurse, Enquire OF
= I. PHELPS, Auctf.
Sept. 10 Is
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ANHSONE FURNITURE.

~ FURNITURE.
virtue Of a deed of ust executed to me on
- the goth August, 1897, for purposes therein
mentioned, shall proceed TO sell, AT public auction,
on Thursday the ith October next, in the house
over Mr.. Saml. Nowlin's office, all the Household
aud Kitchen Furniture therein, consisting, in part of
! Grand Piano Fore,
| tircclan Sofa.
| set Dining Tables,
Tea do
| SIdeboard
! Centre do
l Secretary and Book Case,
> bureaus,
4 Beds and Bedding,
, Mahogany Bedslcads,
! doz. Guild Maple Clai,s,
> Windsor,
| Sianly Cooking Stove, No. 3.
| Pdrlow do
| Mantle Glass,
. Pier do
Hand Irons,
Tenders, Re.
Together with all the Household and Kitchen
/ urn'iuie, comprising every uticle in a well furnish
DID ~ilouse.-Tcrns, liberal and made known on the
day of sale. ROBERT MORRISS. Trnstee.
Saleto be conducted by Charles Phelps, Auct'r.
sept. 70 tao
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4. E..FlFsH5RG HOTEL.
q. w.

HAVING purchased Mr.. WIN. II. Lydick'sini
FL rest i'll the above establishment, it will in future
be conducted by himself and his brother, under
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NOTICE.

'INllE subscriber viii resume the duties of her
L School on Monday the l7th Of September.
SAkAl l.. WATT.
Sept. g Is
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" S"m l1= ', s., ,11''

'U,llE subscriber will offer FOR sale, at public
L auction. on the premises, on Saturday The Sd
Lac .1 Nnv.unh., pax
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ALL THE REAL ESTATE
hvT'Hs'Ug TO INC s"d N0mPany, consIsling 0I abou
1902 Acres OGLaud. in one Trac1
II

and an excellent additional Water Site for anot
Furnare Mil, OF Other mannlacIorA-Ako.
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\ ihhiNiA;-Atn Court held for Nelson County, the 18th
' day ot August, 1888
iieIGh'nh Hafgrovc, John Iargrovc, Beverly Harsrovc,
'ohn ilafsio'e' Folly llargroNe and Sophia ~llagrove,
plaintiffs,
against
nfIoHd l." Whitehead and John J. IIargrove, administra-
tors OF fiezckiah liargroye, decd. Elizabeth Uarproyc.
Mdo" aud rclict OF William Hmgrovc, decd. Edmund W
liill and Elizabeth his wife, Arabella, William, Robert Su.
san and - ilnrgrove. children of said " illam Uarrroye
decd, Randolph r. james b., Elizabeth and Maria Uar.
grove, children OF Joseph Hargrove, decd, and - The
Thomas ~largroVe, deed, twlose names are unknown1
Defendants.
IN CHANcERY.
onthe motion of the plaintiff, by counsel, and il appcnrinr
10 w curt that 'helcsal heirs and representatives Of Thom-
Us iiaigfoNf dec d. Whose names are unknown1 are NOT in
hapillht3 OF TINS commonwealth is ordered that they do
oPPeor mere on or before the fourth Monday in November
next, ana answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that a copy of
ms order he forthwith inserted in SEINE newsunpcr published
III 'e Town OF I%ynchburg, for two months successfully. and
announcer copy thereof posted at the front door of the Court
iio'se OF this county, on some Court day.
A~Copy-Teste,
Septemberl Il .n5n
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For chronic and other diseases, whether produced by bile
pllegm, from internal morbid matters, arising from badly cur
ed old disorders, from the use Of nercury, calurnel, bark, &c
OF in leinalesl from the change OF life, Us specified in the Med
irl AiKPrfizrT.
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Agents in Virginia.

Spinning n Hodges, Booksellers, l63 Nassau street, cit,
of New York.
Robert Kelly, Nevburg.
Joseph Bogarius, IIshbill Village, Duchess county.
W Wholesale purchasers will be favored with a discoun
OF % percent. afDr. kIIlI'S Office, Richmond, Va, but t,
amount must lie trai anitcd by mail, post paid1 in currcn
bank ILLS, 7 n rsit at sight, on Richmond, Va.
Dec. IS lom