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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-10

FRoM MISSISSIPPI. By last nights
mailsswe received returns from Columbus
as follows: For Prentiss wv 4s0---W Word,
(W) 455; Claiborhe, Loco) 25s.--Dayis
Loco l232.ss This is asplendidvictory for
the whigs--giyipgI a1netgain since last July
of 2l6lR At,lNicksburg atanoon the first
day, the.Fote stood. Prentiss, and Word,
30---GIaibornel4.sDa Davis g.. ..asssI,.s5 s..
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-10

LINCOLN IS. Probate office, Wiscassst,
May 4, 1888.
USAAC 'HEATON named executor in certain
A instrument purporting to be the last will and tes-
lament of Isaac Mansfield late Of washington in said
County. deceased having presented the same for
Probate;-- ys.ss ~. 81 4 K ts
4, aORDERED that the said Heaton give notice TO
all persons interested by causing copy Of this or
der to be published in the Lincoln Telegraph
paper printed at Bath in said County that they may
appear at Probate Court to be holden at Waldobo-
ro''in said County on the fifteenth day Of May
rent at o'clock in the morning and shew cause lf
any there be why the said instrument should not be
proved approved and allowed as the last will, and
tesament of sad Isaac Mansfield; SAID notice to be
published two weeks successfully before the sitting
oi'snid Court ~ NATH. GROTON 81
2ssss. Judge Of Probate
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-10

r % Rs Y % n. Es.g 9'EE. !
n 4
ARRIVED

Wednesday May I'd Sch Orient, Webb from
Bangor. Tuesday Sch statira, Ryan from Phlade-
phia; Sch Butler, Eaton, from New York; sch Gan
ges, Carter from sayannah Brig Austin, burlington,
Providence; sch Resolution, Merrymah, Bangor;
sch Desah, Hutchins, Boston, sch Leo Rogers FIN
Providence; sch Warromontogas, Leighton, Wis
casset; sch George, Blackington from Thomaston;
Brig Benjamin, Otis from Boston .e ~ M
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-10

NIOTICE Is hereby given, that Thomas Eaton IL.
LIZ has assigned to the subscriber, all his goods
and effects R cal and Personal for the benefit Of all
his creditors, that may wish 70 become parties TO
sud assignment, according to law. N. WELD.
April "a, 1888. 3w4
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-10
BATH ACADEMY.

MTISS Mary A. W. 1fott and Miss Elizabeth
WI Ifott, Of Boston, will commences term for
the instruction ofyoung ladies' on Monday. May 14th
One of them will also give Lessons, If desired in
Music. Drawing and Painting
"a <7 B!RAND.aLL, Sec'y. J.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-10
Notice to Log Owners.

a LOT of Logs about 500 in number of various
IA marks were remaining in the boom ofthe Sub
scriber in Pitston in the county of Kennebec on the
frs: day of May. instant unclaimed. and the BOOM
age unpaid. The owners thereof are requested to
pay the sboomage and other legal expenses, and to
take the logs away-or the logs will be sold agreea-
bly, the provisions Of the statute in such made
and provided. a'ii 4#sla ea
$40 80. ~ FRANCIS FLITNER.,
s, Pittston Nav 8. 1888. Emf 6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-10
For Boston & Portland.
THE SUPERIOR STEAMER
CLIFF TON

III yHE elegant fast-sailing Steamer CLIFTON,
u .dndreso ,Broon, Master. will leave Hallowell
for Portland, Mondays and Fridays at one o'clock,
p M. and place her passengers on board the Steam
erPortand for Boston the same evening Return
ing, the Portland will leave Boston Tuesdays and
Saturdaysa at seven o'clock, P. NJ The Portland
arrives in Portland about 8 IA. M. This being an
Bile and pleasant. iss'
3 Fare from Hallowellto Bath, 81 ~ d i
do do Portland $$s2 and found
a,sa do y Dc Boston. "a "a. 81
6s Deck passengers, So, vi non s1
All persons are hereby forbid trusting any one on
account ofthe Clifton N+ 49,. Bath May 9.
tf6 Feesv tsei> ssf s. ANDERSON, Agent 4
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-10
STATE. or MAINE.
LAND OFFICE,


duty of the Land Agent " to advertise the settling
lands market, once a. year, for two months, in
one paper in the city of Boston, one IN Concord,
N. II and IN one paperin each county IN the Stato
describing the qualtyand situation ofsaid land and
the terms of sale >. the Land Agent hereby gives
pubc.not tIsat Tow nship number 4 in the fifth
rangeof Township west from the last line OF the
State has been loised for settlers, and is now in
the markell for safe and element underhe provis
ions ofthe following law passed at the last session
of the Legislature. The price vii! be from fifty to
seventy five cents per acre. according to the quail
ty and situation of the lotss The lots average 100
acres each. The soil in this township is good:
being remarkably frye from stones, and the land
lying in moderate sweIs The location of this
township is favorable for settlement, as the Aroos-
took read passes within, one mile Of the western m
line Of the towiisEip. There are between 40 and so
setersinsthe adjoining township No. din the 9Th
Range, and good saw mill and grst mill have
recently been built there by Ira FISH, Esq. only one
mile distant from thisstownslip..e eY Z ~
Townships No. 3 In the 4ihy Range. No inthe
9th Rahgn, and No. 8 in the 9TH Range have been
urveyeds apdyloitod into mile sections. Lots of16O
will be out from any of these sections 10
nctua settlers, where the land is more suitable for
Turning than, for timber. Townships Nos. g. 10
and l2 In ilic 5tti Range have been ordered to be
surveysd.by Tho Surveyor General, forthwith, and
will be- open for settlers as soon as the lots can be
run Tic .qroostook road passes directly
through these t,wnsbips and the soil represented
TO be excelont for farming. TIC 4roostook road is
Laid out and Cit out from the military road lead
ing from Rppgqrtp Houllon, near Mattawamkeag
point, to the .4rooslook river, distance of about
rs miles 70 '9ssg9
Abouti$l7 900 will, be expended. this year, upon
this road by the Land AGENTS Of Maine and Mas
sachlisetts, ahtiwith the part already finished tho
road will be completed about one .llalfof the dis
lance. Tho whole distance will probably be COM
pIcted next year A II tile land, Oh ibis road has
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-10
SPOKEN

APP. IL. Bahama E. 80 miles. sch Brutus, of Bel
fast, from Trinidad, Standing E.
18th, lat rs 3s, Ion 20 80, Ship Lagrange, Mar
shall, 20 days from Havrefor N. Orleans.
2eth lat 80 10, lon 70, sch Olive, Of Freeport,
from Georgetown, D. c.
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--- a---=---------i------
M ARRiED.

In this tow L, "Wednesday evening BY RevMr FL
lingwood Mr.. augustus l.. Dunn IF Ilalowell to
Miss Mary e. Owen, Of this town.
In Westport, MIR. Samuel Tarbox. Ito Miss
Olive Hodgedon, both of Westport. 81 +
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-10

NNHOSE psssons who have accounts oflong stand
~ ing with the subscriber, are requested to pay
the same, Immediately as he is in want.
n. RsSNIT5.
April 20. sw4
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-10

ARRIVALS, cLEARANcEs, &c.
fit Guayama, P. r. tl1th ult. brig Commerce.
TaIlnlan, for NJ York, days; sch Jane Of Fresport
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-10
DIED

In this town George Boardman, son Of William
P. and Louisa p. Smith, aged years. wy - tae
In Phpsburg Mr. lsacher Wallis aged about 80
years. Mr. Timothy Batchelder, jr. aged 2o 81
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-10
LINCOLN IS, Probate eoiee, Wiscassei,

Richmond. Nay 2, 1888. tft
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-10
Negro Smnrage /.

We are indebted to the ''Carlisle Repub-
lican" for the following opinion of the Su-
preme Court on this interesting question Of
Constitutional law. The question arose
upon writ of error to the judgement off the
Common Pleas of Luzerne county, in an
action by William Fogg, negro, against
Hiram Hobbs, inspector, and others, for re.
fusing his vote. The plaintiff recovered
in the Court below and it will be seen that
the Supreme Couft have reversed the judg-
mon. The case was argued at Sunbury,
and the opinion of the Court delivered by
Chief Justice Gibson.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-10


The right Of suffrage is extended to ali
white trcemen, twenty one years old, one
year resident in this state, having within
two years paid tax assessed within ten
days before the election, and resided ten
days Immediately preceding in the district,
white freemen, between twenty one and
twenty two years old, having resided a wear
in the state, may vote without paying any
tax or being the sons Of qualified voters.
These are, we conceive, great improve
ments. They extend the right of suffrage
considerably beyoud its present allowance.
and they put an end to the claim of those
who are not entitled to political equality with
white freemen. Without impairing the ne
cessarily great power ofegislation, these re-
forms limit and regulate il so as to curb one
of the greatest evils that has usurped the
public sovereignty. While abolishing all
officers for life, they preserve the indepen
dence ofthe Judiciary, without its much com
planned Of irresponsbility. They strip the
Governor of that odious patronage which
convulsed the state. They give back to the
people the choice oftheir country officers g.
immediate magistracy. And throughout the
whole of the amendments proposed, the SOW.
ereignty Of the people is rendered reality
in practice, as it is principle proclaimed
in all the bills Of rights of every free govern
ment. Atthe same time, civil and religious
liberty, personal security freedom of speech
and of the press, all vested interests, togeth-
er with every immunity of republican we'll
being are preserved as heretofore asserted in
the old bill of rights.
Finally, the amended constitution con-
taing within itself the vital principle of fur
ther amendment, by authorizing both hou-
ses OF two successive Legislatures, with the
appreciation of the people at an intervening
election, once in five years, to add to their
constitution whatever other amendments
experience may require; so that the frame
Of government, without over-hasty action;
commotion expense or Inconvenience NAV
at all times be deliberately improved, as the
good sense Of the community may deter
mine,
All things considered, we hatter ourselves
fellow citizens, that much desirable and SAL
utary reform has been effected, as far as the
convention is concerned. Ii was but 4
committee of the whole people, preparing
by their instruction such measures as il rests
with thom TO act upon finally. 1t was thought
best to take your Judgment upon the whole
as a unit, On the day Of the general annual
elections, when more than at any special
election, the whole people of Pennsylvania
may, and probably will; vote on this impor-
tant subject.
As citizens of Pennsylvania; as Ameri.
cans, as ireemen; as republicans, and as re-
formers Of existing abuses, we are willing
10 abide your will, fellow cilizehs, on the
principles of good government thus submit
ted 10 the people.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-10


BY the extinction of all licenses to Gam
bling Houses in France, that government
loses six millions Of francs per annum.
Wheat Flour is selling in New York at
SO. At Cleveland, Ohio, tits selling at SO
barrel.
The debt incurred by the state Of Ohio in
prosecuting her public works is upwards Of
$ll 100000,
The Legislature of Maine has passed
law exempting from attachment the pew Of
an insolyent debtor.
Some one asked lad how he happened
to be so small for his age lie replied
''Father always keeps me so busy hSn't
time to grow o.
A cotemporary editor makes The follow
ing just remark.-.Thousand have learned
this important trhth by their fun--a few, a
very few, by their success :="Newspaper
enterprise and newspaper property are pc
cullar and SUI generiS Like a poet, a
newspaper EDITOR must be born such or he
will never succeed"
A REMEDY "A person choaked with a
Potato will find instant relief, it is said, BY
swallowing u Pumpkin.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-10

The Legislature of Maine has passed a
law exempting from attachment the pew Of
an insolyent debtor.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-10

The debt incurred by the state Of Ohio in
prosecuting her public works is upwards Of
$ll, 100000,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-10

Wheat Flour is selling in New York at
SO. At Cleveland, Ohio, tits selling at SO
a barrel.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-10

BY the extinction of all licenses to Gam.
bling Houses in France, that government
loses six millions of francs per annum.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10
FREEPAPlRS LOST.

l N the Spring Of 1886, while in the employment
l. OF Mess,s. Babb, Stevenson a Packet On the
James River and Kanaw ha Canal. al section No. /.
near Lynchbur.. | put my Free Papers in the
hands of Nj. X. NJ. Stevenson. who said he los
them; since winch, have mt with 10 ncnnve-
nence for the want OF my papers, until lately. | am
informed u certain Samuel Steele has advertised me
as IA runa"ay save.-I have taken steps 10 have my
papers renewed IN the county OF Charles Cuy. where
| was born, first registered, aud afterwards recorded
IN the city of Richmond; bur, in the mean iime
would be thankful ofany information of The lost Pa
pers. In support OF The above. have suLjoined u
copy ofa statement made in writing by Mr. John p
Bath CYRUS BROWN
JosnyAs FALLS Dam, Sept. I'd. 1888.
Cyru Browns came with me from the neighbor-
hood OF Richmond TO Lynchburg, in the Spring of
1896, aud then had free papers, which he put into
the hands If r. NJ. Stevenson. who lost Them, of
which he, Stevenson, made deposition before several
magistrates, whose certificate is in my possession.
JOHN p. BABB.
Sept. 2w
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preference TO nanonai bank. In this do moi,
doubt but he is sincere but am willing 10 take
either national bank ~ sub treasury, but contra
~ tony own preference, was willing aud proposed
10 take special dcposile system. rs James NJ. Ma
son. Geo. w. Hopkins. John Robertson aud Waldy
Thompson well know aud will state. So that the ia
nrr oi special depeslle scheme IS not attributable
tn mr.
The 3" Fincastlc Democrat" wishes To know, Ms
suppose d"ss your correspond. Mt. " rhat The pa,ty
may eTpeet from me IN fatare" answer, ardent. au-
tive aud drcided support IN all measures clearly with
III the pale oi The cnnsIin iion. calculated To per
prtnae our free Insult tons preserve the ng hts Of
the Stacs secure the liberties OF the people aud pro
mote It's wealth. power aud happiness. and dcrrnln-
ed and un.icdpg oppnsu 10 all oil an opposite
character. IL need not expect unqualified subscr
yieuc. 10 executive will OF patty dlctaon. but u
faithful performance OF my duiy according TO the
h"nesi dictates oil INV judgment, feeble rs II ~, and
the admonuons OF my avn conscience.
In the speeches which have delivered the floor
oflhe House OF Representatives aud in my addresses
10 my constituents | have az decidedly and unc-
quiyocaly as had power Ia express, stated The lo-
mIcal opIn,ous. by winch my representative dunes
would be guided, aud defy the most astutr cric
to point out single instance IA winch have dtva-
ted from them. ! h.se opinions were and still are
approved by an immense majnrfy OF my dis,ict-
Mm then 81 ould be accused In what have |
offended These a,e questions winch | submit to
my constituents 10 hr answered NJ TIE polls.
was sought by many who accuse me, from
that ebscuiny and retirement, aud these profession
nj PURSUITS, which was happy aud cuni.ntrd. -
For HE sahc oi the veiy Opinions winch now adyo-
tae was eltvdted 10 my present POSITION aud now
man, al those who ell yal.d me, b,causc | cannot
nd will not abandon these orinons which honest
~ aud cuuseIrulously believe be sound, sce, not
nnI, 10 hn,l me from tins elevated posnton. bu, to
/ rustraic me the ground floor oi inianly aud
degradation. hS ,mpulIng To me The base olimes OF
mhieluy. ,reoeher> and drse,,on =! leave m,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10
RowAND' Tonic MIXTURE,
.l.N'D
TONIC MIXTURE PILLS,
WARRANTED perfect and lasting for Aeuc and
w Fever and available remedy in Jauhdce, Dysenlery,

VXTARRANTED a perfect and lasting Aguc and
w Fever and available remedy in Jaundice Dyssnery
Heartburn etc.
From Or. limos r. Smith, Northern Liberties Phiad
Dear ST,-l congratulate YOU vour good fortune in
presenting the the Fever Ague such
blessing YOUR Tome Mixture has full. prov
self IL is speedily becoming the remedy with all
who appreciate usefulness, aud long, will be esteemed
of te most Important discoveries OF the Fever
and Aguc has hitherto balcd the skill OF the
of Practitioners, and they Il presumption
promise than temporary aid. Your Ionic MIXTURE how
have and peculiar power arrest the
disease and revive aud rostablsh the buluucc OF hano
and health. hope will persevcte 10 ext nd the
huencc Of the medicine aud that the public will
generosity. Yours roSpt CtuiN,
a. Il. SMITH, VI. d.
Extract Of letter .Oin DR.. Sttrens, Bucis Co. Pa.
Sir, bought hUnv Nth during the autumn OF 1851
the first quan'y Of Mixture which hea ri highly
telled permanent for Fever and Ague disease
which that period prevailed very extensively III our coun
try. NJ, ncglhors and patients had become accustom
cd to the nj Barks and Quur e., that 'Y ceased 10
render them and they readily INT to make
trial of medicine. believe that ts time
hundreds who wunl cordially testify tn, benefit. III
have received from s employment and would gladly aid
spread knowledge of peculiar virtues. There
iie the Agac m te ghborooi since the niroduc-
ton at the rona Mixture which mainly attributed tbs
very general Of this medicine j. L. STEVENS
ALSO,
Rewards Eye Water, inllamnation- &c OF the Eyes
Do. 1mPnipnsic Dentifrics, a valuable article
for the Teeth and Gums.
1owa"d'. Amn,onjaicd Embrocntion, for Qninsy,
khennatim, Sprans, &c. of high standing.
RSwand's Alternative Extracts, for Liver diseases
Jaundicc, scnrvy, herenrial diseases etc.
nowa"d's AInbnster Powder, for identifying and sof-
ening the couple isn
Rownnd'~ Ver,nifugc or Worm Destroyer, celc
oTa.ed ana popular rcmady.
For sale by HOW'LL ID ,VIES ,rent
July 80 wllm
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JOHN NJ. SPEED,
ATTOIsV AT LAW

NJ Ill. attend the Snnerior and Inferior Courts
w oi the county OF Campbell aud the Corpora.
non OF Lynchbarg. Any aus'nrss entrusted 10 his
management will receive prompt attention. He
may be found the Law Office of L. l.. Mos
by, E-q.
Sept. Is
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IL NJ f..

l HAVE, and will keep, at Capt. John r. John
i sons. and nj Mr.. William rhu,man's aud at
my Kiln, 7mIles below Lynchhurg,a constant supply
al Lime. Dealers and workers OF the arice
quesled To give ii atairt,ial
WIN. G. McALLISTER.
Sept. 2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10
MIR. ROZZAOTRA

Ior ~ lf lilly infururs his friends and
- patrons, that he has returned to town. with Ih,
Intention Of giving lessons on dileren, Musical In
;"umen's IL Is "partan, that those who wish his
t',s room is over Messrs. Lytick L. Yancey's.
Sept. 6 ""''S .,
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July LIST. lS3S.

FENnlS is TO NOTIFY the hers uf Thomas
l. johnson, deceased, and all other prrs
Interested that once more appoint the l4h day of
Q, tob r, lS3S to them the office OF Chsm ell
D,bney, Esq IN the town oi Lynchhurg, for the pur-
pose OF paving them the balance of the money thai is
my hands belonging the sad estate, when shall
exieoi The ltga,eeslo give me reiundlng bonds with
good security. Also. all er>ous having demands a.
eansl the said estate. notified 10 trng them or-
ward by O'Clock Oh that day. or be'ol
BENZ. TALIAFERRO,
Administrator of Thomas johnson, Il, cd.
Aug. 81. In
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Y,N.lMSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

IS published seieekiy, ferery Monday ard 7Anrsday at
Fsu Dollars per payable {" "draace No snbscrtp
tics r be receirea fora shorter period han mons and
paper wH be discontinued fercet al the discrso~ q s
Ediisrs, } until all arredrages paid.
pADVER TISEHEN II Inserted at so cent, per square
or iess for he Sra, tnsero and 3 for erery subse
ggenf Insertion.
prJOB PRINTING erecuted neatly and erpeditiousiy
and on reasonable terms.
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.N'OTIlE.
Aug. 80

4 LII persons Indebted TO The subscribers. are
IA hereby notified that satisfactory arrangements
Tor the payment oithelr debts must be made by the
Isl of August next, as longer indulgence cannot be
given. JAMES Z. HUNT q 20.
June II
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Sept. 9
NOTICE.

FINHE subscriber will resume the duties of her
L School on Monday the l7th of September.
SARAH l.. WATT.
Sept. 6 Is
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A LADY wishes a situation as teacher Of Music.
on The Piano and Guitar, Painting and Needle
work. She can give testimonials of her qualifca-
tons.
A line. addr, sse to, A d, and left at the franklin
Hotel, will be auennedlo
Sept. 3 OF
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sza zss. DUNFRE,
Itch Ointment

TIME extensive sale md established repa,at Dumes
Itch Ointment, encourages the proprietor recommend
it with renewed confidence the public nnoceat
we'll powerful application for this .nnoying disease
The have been cured hour by
his esteemed Ointment II contains MerthTy, other
pSxious Ingredient aud be confidently applied 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10
NOTICE..

A LII persons holding claims against the Estate oil
"A Col John Smith minor, deed. Of Pntsy vana,
are requested To make immediate application 10 the
subscriber, with their arc"unls legally authenticated,
SAMUEL BERGER,
Administrator with the will
annexed of. S. mr.. decd.
Aug. 80 AZ
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Trust NNkc.

ID vIriue OF Il deed of irusi executed ON the 9th
- day OF January, 1918, by Anthony North Jr. to
the undersigned and George Z. Richardson, TO Sc.
cure debt due 10 ; potswood d. Crenshaw, the
drisi anrd of the trustees named in the said
deed, viii expose sale at public auction, before the
door Of the Franklin Hotel The town OF Lynch
bnr2, Inc
Lot Of Ground,
Lying sixth street in The said town, conveyed by
the sad deed. The sale wall take place the S II
day OF Septen Der nrxi aud Ill br for CASH. Ac-
ling trustee slall only sell aud convey such tile
as is vested IN me hy the sad deed OF trust.
GEORGE WHI1LOCKE.
Ang. o7. ids
The above sale is unayolably postponed until
Friday 2lst September.
GEORGE WHITLOCK, Trustee.
September 1918
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$1,000 PRENIUM.
VIKGENK.4 N.kNPSO.y..
Or 81 900 PremiumyegctabIcf for the cure Of



VvNO inspire the suffering with confidence this
l. diseased tsem, is only that such
j its reputation that the OF Druggist in
Richmond less than twelve months have been hundred
dollars besides shat other dealers have sold and Fh,
cIaBs used The OF Mr.. = X. Thompson Rich
niond whose su1engs for five years had brought him
often To the brink OF the aud who had finally %
self die after having lost the palate roof of his mouth
and part of his In this he persuaded by
fhy slean to the sampson, and his
prize, well as that OF the community. he gained
two pounds in month and and half papers made
perfect of him. MIR. =. has given history of his
case. See hand.bs of other Price $40 co. For
aisby Howell DAVIES, Agent
n b. The above is acquiring high character the
Of Kings Evil Scrofula
July 30 wion