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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04

"a CHARLESTON PACK KTs-Ceunerci,
S Line-she following vessels compose the above line Of
@kpsckeu;
Brig DIMoN, Frederick Sherwood, master.
Brig CORD ELLA, Francis Sherwood master
Brig BUEN0S AYRES III. Stuart, masen
Brig FANNY tnew) W. whitllesey master.
Brig -. (new.)
The above all first class vessels built expressly for the
trade and commanded by experienced masters Their ac
comnodatisns for passengers extensive and e1erons
will be made please both shippers and All
goods forwarded 10 the subscribers will be shipped tree
commission.
For freight passage apply to the captains board
iB wM. A. CALDWELL SONS. Charleston, &. G.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04

- FOR V@s.s+L.-0fice Division st-Neyer known IN
aThose anicied with the disease inormei
that * car nc sn certain snd eeeus cure by apply
ING ~ DIVISION The nature Of this medicine such tia
drives vesge ofthe poison from the ys m very
days no matter how aggravated the case addition is
E sure ana certain, 70 also intimate
being unable to detect the oft Both sexes may use
~ win perfect safety without or siu
aon or any respect diet The nv
this medicine IN different psrt Of tn. u States
from Maine to Florida. -,
Out thousands instance In, II b~,,
known 70 a several cases Of Is years standing have
been cured after every thing else has failed can
be seen by applying al this Office.
The universal OF IL puts all compc;on -
only place In the city where II IL sold
re prevent MISTAKES every bottle will have the written si0-
natnre OF Dr. w. LEvISON whom Il can be obtained pr
vstey al all times. moa.ir.s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04

The commanders well wi their reputation Is the
guarantee at the qualities of their snps The
fort Passengers will be supplied with every requisite
Soo intended for these vessels will be forwarded by
subscriber free from than actually
CURED on them. For freight or passage, apply to
j2S BOYD HINCKEN q ne.ytine Rp;,d,,~s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04

Ia BALTIMORE PACKETs-UNION
I'll LINE.-Ths following vessels will be regularly de-
14eEspx,ched between New York and BALTIMORE =
Brig PAVILION, w. Belly, master.
Brig sOLON, n. Bourne, mssteE
sckr CHARLES N. SMITH, II. IT. Totem master.
sohr tENRY BARGER, v. G. Briggs, master.
schr DIRECT, @. L. Briggs, master.
schr LACONIC, j. G. Drrison, master.
The vessels comprising this line and selling
nesriy oil new built Of the best materials expressly for the
trade sAy commanded, the experienced pilots
be effected rates
spseh Willie gven and every exerton will be by the
give satisfaction shippers Goods forwarded
the subscribers will be slipped free II commission For freight
spply to IN. bRIGGs, 56 Old Slip, N. "
js3 W. RRowN. Smiths Dock. Bait
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04

DOOMs We LET-Fursishes or unfurnsbed room.
avenue ~ Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04

IL SAVANNAH PACKETs-OLD LINEt
GA The Ships mprisiRg the above line win be DIES.
PATCHED from New York and savannah in the follow.
Ship TRENTON, tnew) Jas. 8. Bennett, master
Ship AUBURN, lnew) NJ. p Durfey, master.
Ship REPUBLICAN, r. w, Foster, master.
ship MiLLEDGEviLLE, d. l.. Porter, master.
Ship NEWARK. T. Durham, master
The above ships all of first buih In New York
expressly for the trades their Tor
and extensive and every facility will afforded
70 snpPe Goods forwarded To the subscribers, will be
shipped free of all charges except actually ucurred
- Johnson ) i IsS@H, Is w.n.., New York, or
u wASL1UkN LEMIS. Savannah.
- - Ar!.AhACHIC0LA PACKETs,-ship
Snip Snip tGH.oHS fz, i. r 1Ssns m %s:;:!
These vessels are OF light draft oil built
the trade ofbe best mstera copper fastened
with handsome accommodations and will sail punctaay as
VIII sail the Monday following The price Of passage Is
10 without liquors All goods forwarded subserbers
WI be shipped free Of commission.
IA COMMERCIAL LINE OF CHARLES.
4l3 TON PACKETS-Thsf oIls swing vessels CEN pose the
6above Line Of Packets
Brig DIMON. Fredk. Sherwood master.
Brig CORDELIA, Francis Sherwood master
Brig BUENOS AYES, II Stuart master
New -, Whktesey master.
The first vessels built expressly Dr th
trade and commanded by experienced mssers Their ac
comrsodsons for passengers extensive
and ereron viii be made TO please shippers and pase
An goods the subscriber viii be shipped free OF
Forfeisht or apply beard between Murray s,d
JOSEPH TINKHAMs r. DIMoN,
Oh South st. up stairs, or
WIN. A. Caldwell SONS
jA Agents, Chariest i.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04

nOGs-DOG~-DOGs- very 6te Newfouse.
~ land Dogs W,eps for sale the great Dog Esa
bishment Ne Soei Broadway door sm Duane st. where
gentlemen be accommodated from price efo - e0oe each
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04
CHEMICALS.
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
CO. have constantly for sale

CO. have constantly for sale
Ol Vitrio, Alum,
Bleaching Salts, Conperzs
aqua mnonia, Auratic Acid.
Aqua Fortis Nitric Acid
Blue VitrioI Msncanese
And many other articles In the line az their busness
Orders will be received at their Banking house No q
Broadway at the Office their gent Wes street
h1,-iy" GEO B. GILBERT. Agent
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-09
QUARANTINE.

nNand after the 10th day ocMay ,andnntil 'heiVln
u of Oct. 1888, quarantine will be requTeo
of all vessels, their officers. crows, passengers and
cargocs, on their arrival from any port where any
contagious sickness doth or hath preyml,ed-oi az,
vessels on board of which any person shall have ieu
Of anv disease or been sick during their homeward
passage NJ person shall be permitted to 90 on
board or to 90 on shore from any vessel whG 1 al
quarantine without permit from The health otiieer'
Fishermen and all other persons are cauilohtd a.
gains throwing any fish or any nth INTO inc uooH,
or suffering any filth to remain on their premises
whereby tho health of the inhahantS OF the town
NAV bo endangered: all violations Of the law WIN be
strictly attended to. Vessels will anchor at HE US
nnl place of quarantine, nearly opposite the 10" or
Steam Mill; and ''no vessel shall be allowed GER
tifcae to proceed to town in any case whatever
while she lays above quarantine" All Pilots are
reonested TO attend to the above laws.
Per order. ]. ELLSWORTH, Seq.
Bath, April 81, 1888.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-09
Prices Reduced !
AT THE LOVER WOOLEN
CLOTH MANUAL Glory
ATGR.AY, (.NALNE
JOHN MAYALL,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public that no
Ia continues TO manufacture " OOLENCLO1HS,
firm raw material, at the following reduced PR
COS. viz. Cassmeres at Dc to So cts. per yard, ac-
cordpg TO quality. Saitinets at 30 10 80 cts. per
ward. fine warp. Common fall Cloth At 80 to 30
cts, per ward, according TO quality. Walled al SO
10 SO | cls per yard, Blanketingover 2 ,ds wide
"a 10 l.2 els. Flannel, ! yd. white 10 cents.
Napt and colorcd 90 cents. Pressed do % cents.
Wool manufactured on shares al the very low
est terms. Cloth Dressed for Is cents per yard.
The above will be the prices, if the wool is ia.
ken and cloth delivered at the mill. II delivered
Mt an Agents 2 cts per yard will be added.
NJ rhe money will be refunded for the making
Of all cloths, manufactured by him that are not
done in good and workman like manner, II re-
turned within months at lis Factory from the
time Delivered and the current cash pric paid for
the wool received, exchanged for any other kinds
of woolen cloths on fair terms W. LEDY4RD.
J.. M. has spared no cost or expense to obtain
new and most approved machinery, aud will cxer-
else the greatest excrtions to execute his work IN
STYLE that will meet the wishes Of hs customers,
and generous patronage from discerning public,
which IS humbly solicited and win be Thankfully
received Those who deem il an object to save
from 10 to Is cents dollar, respectfully in
vi,ed 10 call at the Lower Factor, and examine
the prices and cloths manufactured beiore leaving
their wool.
For the convenience of customers, the following
agents have been appointed. with either of whom
wool, cloth, orders may be left, and the cloth VIII
be manufactured and left for delivery-Geo. Small,
Limington; James Ford, Cry Corner; John b.
Ford. Norway Clement Pencil, Portland, Long
and Loring Buckfeld, VIM. Lcdyard, Bath.
GRAY, MAY 1888. l2wks9
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-09
SAMUEL CROWELL,
TAILOR.

WouLD inform the neIbnn' 'h OF Bath "a and
NJ. Rogers new Brick block on front Street where
he intends carrying on the Tailoring business in
Nil its branches and h,pes to merit sharcof the
public patronage. Al! those ia'oring him with
their custom may depend on having ih'r work ex' :
cu,ed in the most fashionable style and warranted
10 fit Uniforms made with neatness and disnatcll.
Cnt,ing done TO order at short notice.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-09
Assignment.

THE creditors of Willard Walker, of Bath in the
County of Lincoln, Tin plate worker, are hereby
notified that he has made assignment to OF all his
estate excepting such property as is bylaw exempted
from attachment, for the benefit Of all his creditors, to he
equally distributed among such shall become parties
10 said assignment by calling either OF the subscrl-
bers. JACOB ROBINSON.
Bath, June 9TH 1888 EBENE Err CLAP.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-09
Haverhill. Mass Marcl, &c 1898.

Haverhill. Mass March &c 1898,
Denr Sjr-Nuincrous eases have come 10 my
knowledge in which the Sanat>o las proved very
bcneti, ia- and case IN particular, IN Viii IL
performed II uonGer. can procure You gooi
ccri Il ate from The pa, ent II you wish fitasr
credit nc with the rnc'os'd noh' :, ana forward
me more Of the SunatIvc by 'ht h aver.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-09
Commissioners Notice.

TNHE Subscribers hereby give notice, that they
u have been appointed hy the Judge OF Probate
for the County OF Lincoln-to receive and examine
the Claims ofthe several creditors TO the estate OF
GEORGE b. MITCHELL, late ofBalh in said County
Merchant deceased represented insolvcnt. That
six months from the 2lst day Of February inst. are
allowed said creditors 10 bring in and prove ihtl
caims-and that will attend that servi e at the
Counting Room of Clark & Scwall in Bath on the
second Monday Of March land the five following
months at 8 o'clock p. NJ.
Dated at Bath Ills 25t dav Of Feb. A. d 1888
DAVID G.. MAGGUN.
FREEMAN CLARK.
March 8. II 40.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-09

Rush P Office, Monroe Go NY March l4,l -.
Dear sr-ln 45 Tours after | received tie p ck-
ag,. of Sanativr | sold all Of it-and lave rome
20 The conclusion that it must be all that II Is re-
commended 10 be- 1t is sufficient Ia say, IN i The
benefit derived ron, slor; use ci it, h convinced
the most prrjudiced of It's utility. I lac enclosed
money ,on VIII pass to my account, ard ] wish
YOU to send me more Of he Sanave ms soon us
convenient Respectfully. Nc.
JOHN b C.tOSBY, P. NJ
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-09

Amherst N. RI. Jan | 1898.
DR.. Rowmnd-I sold plial Of the Machcss
Snnatiye goutloman who was in a Cohf,mfd
Consu,o, ton, nrouo,lncd PAtT ANY RELIEF
and coninedto his ronm-hc had settled his affairs
and prepared 10 meet his ATE. He las not taken
whole bottle, ami SAWS his health is perfect, that
he is entirely well. aud mpucs the cure 10 the
Sanafire and to nothing 81 e. Many others who
have taken it make similar statements
Yours respectfully. &c.
THOS NJ. BENDER.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-09
From the Boston Morning Herald
REAT EXCITEMENTIN BOSTON
TREMBLING AMONG THE MEDl-
CAL FACULTY Il!

q T I III ~ 7 : :
OAb rAe =, -, ,y...on
M n learn tnat lhe eis.lugulNh'1 Ut, y. IT, AZ
w go washington sl1es', ""e e. u H p
GU .'e co''p,d'a :" ;I61 i, fos.
sti'e' .;,,.,a I ba,l,,, ri Gee.
,oi2 ~'a.s S..a,;sa in lr,il,yo, ,,ses which
,'ch ,';, ai.en -
nav ~ lbs "a, madam mod, me- per
general aeen' u, 'h's VA, 'i"on'n 'i''"' s
mission !" 'u'.' " ,,a nn,,oo srr,.h 9,s O,
Il Inconvenience and His uobc oen,rosi.
nlsln'rts<"d a'd w hcsno, tL.ir gcnnine phi.
~ OF Or IL anu '" '''p''" '"'' e'"' re-
a", W. Dr Watson 10 or,bc oninion.
- ',' Sn,atve Inns created such II tremendous
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-09

AhN LOW SPlRIis Low spirits Is a certain
q D state of the lnlnd accompanied by indiges i IN
wherein the ertHtcst evils are nppreended upon the
slightest grounds and the worst consequence i'm
apiurd. Ancient medical writers supposed this dis
ease To be cunfn To those particular regions of the
abdomen, technically called hypochontria, which
are situated the right or left side of that cavity
whence comes the name hypoch"ndriasis.
SYMrruMs.--Ihe common corporeal syr ptoms
are Aatul,ncy in the stomach or bowels acrid pruc-
alions co<iiveness, spasmodic pains, gdinoss dim
ness ofsigt, palpalions, plld often an utter iuali-
~ of fixing the attention upon any subject of nPor-
tnnce or engaging in any thing that demands vieor-
or courage Ais" l.nguidness--thc mind becomes
irritable, thoughtful, Responding. melancholy AID
detected accompanied with 1olal Cerargen cnt of
Che nervous sys,m The mental feelings and PEI
ruliar train Of IDEAS thar haunt The imagination and
overw helm the Judgment. txli lit an minute diver
sity The wisosl and best of men us open to his
affection us the weakest
CAusES--A scdcnurv life of any kind, especially
severe study. roiracted 10 arc hour in the night,
and rarely rcved by social intercourse, tr REESE,
dssol"ie hali. grcat excess IN eating aud drinks
ing the i.nnodcrale use oil mercury. violent pnrga-
veS the sion Of sume abittal Cischargr, or
long continued crnpti"n relax non or deb lIiy OF
ore or more important organs within the abdomen is
tr, quenl cause.
TrEATmfNr.---Thc principal objects ofreatment
are to remove indigestion, 10 Strengthen tie body
and tn enlivcn the spirits which may be promoted
bv exercise, early hours, regular meals and pleas
ant conversation. he bowels Oirustnc) being
careful regulated ~ the occasional use ola mid
nperrnf We know nothing better calculated Ia
obnin this cud, than DR. VIM. Evans rericut
Pis.--being mild and certain in their operation he
bowels being once ceatsed, is iucs,imublr Cnno-
mile Pills (Which are ouic, apud, n ard AMI spas
modc) are an nillih rene v.ai d without dispute
have proved great blessing 10 the numerous pubic.
Some pin sicans have r. commended free USE OF
mercury but it should not be rpsorcd to; as in
many cases ii viii greatly aagravate the symptoms,
The Medical office Of DIR, VIM, EVANS is nj
No. 7, Division street. near Cha ham square. where
his Comomc, rs we'll as his excellent Family APP
elieni Pills. may be obtained, Sold al, by his I'D
vcrliSrd country Agents
J.H. JONES, cprnc, OF Middle and Union SIS,
Portland. is Agent for The State OF Maine, where
persons may apply for Sub agencies. lyAug % 90
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-09
STOVE u TlN-WARE
MANUFACTORY.
w - = Stevens.
No. 2 Rogers Brick Block.

YHNHE subscriber has now on hand, large and
extensive assortment of Cooking Stoves ct
almost every pattern now in .4iso. FIRE
FRA.NES, ofvarious patterns.
ALSO
An extensive, and complete assortment OF TIN
W3RE conner. Lead and Britannia Ware and a
great variety of other articles, which he will sell ON
reasonable terms.
WANTED,
In exchange for the above, or tons paper rags;
also-old pewter, lead, copper, brass DC
Apl I5. tf3 w n r. STEVENS.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-09

GNlIlZtiNS OF NJ NNE! -l}cwarc OF Cou. te =
" felt Brandrchs Pills, sold by one A. l. Nor
cross, Of lnlowe Maine. Said Norcross' Pills
filthy composilion entirely different in iheir
effect fron The genuine Gfany effect they do havc)
Which is very doubtful. would not forget 10 give
the said a l.. Norcr, SIS tie credit Of maklng the
clums est, pnores apology for Brandrels Pi Is that
have ever seen. although have examined some
fifty or sixty different specimens Of Counterfeit
Brandrrts Pills. This SAID Norcross has dastard-
ly impudencc 10 impose upon honest merchants his
spurious issues. with guarantee TINT they The
genuine lrandrehs Vegetable Universal Pills,
have an eye on This decciving villain, and govern
yourselves accordingly, when you wish 10 purchase
Brandretls's Genuine Vegetable Medicine.
B. BR.4NDRE1I H. N D.
10 Hanover-strret, Boston. (Mass 3n1l
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-09

PIVmOtT .NHSS, I'D ", IO'7O' .
Deur Sr--i have abundance oil matter to tell you
concernins The Sanative where il has lcrl"rlro
cures when those who have bought it, had scarcely
nny filth in It's efficacy. We have Que person no"
able 10 attend to her domestic concerns, Who was
a, he tire she commenced lakne it, col fined u
her chamber an prostrattd on her bed. will tell
YOU more wien sees YOU.
:. Respeclly, &c. ISAAC u. hiCH'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-09
w ANTED

I'm exchange for go, DIS or debts, old Copper
u Brass. Lend, Pewter. Paper Rags. Sr DC.
WILL ARD WALKER.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-09
Claremont, April 81. 1888


Hartford CT April l2, 1888.
ID mr. Sir-My daughter, who had distressing
- ra;..d +. prrat deal OF matter and v no was
ufl.c,ed with paipitatn of tie hea't. us iaks IN a
pIiaI oftl,e Sanaiive and rs now ELL. Others
also bear testimony to its good effects.
Yours Respectable,
C. X COMSrOCK
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-09
po,vor Pas, Office, Pa. March ], 1893.

II I
Dear Sir: Since last wrote lOui nave seen
several persons VIII" have been using me oanauv''
aud in eucry ase il has proved ilstIf worthy '"e
name il bears. a Young man h"b'rt mc.'hci! nau
bc,u wasting away in "A ofed eonsumltiom for the
las, TWO ycars-and by using thus medicine about
six weeks, h< cough, paius, &c. left him entirely
and Ia, i. now 80 we'll as 10 DC about his ordinary
business.
JUDGED sir, from the rapdty Of the sales, the val,
ne Of The Sanaiye may he safely uel'Tihii'eo'
am wholly out have daily calls for it, and wish you
yyould forward me more as soon possible.
Yours &c. "A. Lo1AH' T. M
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-09

From Timothy George, Esq. Oningion, Me
-. NV VITA has been considered Of comsunP
i've habit for two years, attended With severe
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-09
YNIIIS TINTV
THOS G. Farm SHORTH

Cornwall Post Office Vi. april G, 1888
Dear Sir-Thc MatchIess sanalNc is very htgh-
&, esteenaed in this quarter and is getting mo gem
crai use QUIZ tt,,
Wcstfeld Post Office, n. Y Feb III, 1885.
Dear sr-Sevrral pressing eases demand tie
Sau;tivc nj W atcyer expense II can b. seht 10 me-
II has effected some astonishing cures hlrfadH ana
cannot mait Tor The parLaee y"n say Is on the
way wish ,nu would seld me- hill Il dozen PM
Ills by MAIL. aud will PAT the extra price 81 ST.
.n IN In, Snnn,iye Don't fail 10 send ly the mail
as il will come by weight nj 81 per ounceas post
nre, shall expect il in ~ da! $ from tate :,
Youls DC. CkRlo NlNHOiNoi W.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-09
PRESSED HAY i!
JOHN B CROSS,
Farimer,s Agent sen Portland,

FAF'falcr7S AScabE --- E'OI'IEN7ees.
HHAVING erected on Union Wharl. Mag =
- Y e aliae, capable Of storing about two =
- thousand tons Of Pressed Hay, would respect Z.
- full. notify SHIP OU.NER, that cargoes OF q
HAY may, a all times, he had wilheut delay -
= 1T the lowest rates, according 10 quHlly,
= The drprhof water Al tire Magazine at 1o'o
y tidc, Ing about niae feet will afford, al high g
=. tide water sufficient for the largest Ships, =
= where the Navigation, IN the coldrst winters, =
= is seldom ob>rucled single day, by ice. =
The arrangements oftbis Agency, are such, that
the largest vessels can be loaded, in tsvo, three
,avs, with selected Hay
ORDERS, viii be faithfully executed with despatch,
at all times ofthe wear
The Hay will be carefully re-wegh'd when de-
liverrd from the agazlne.
Portland Feb. |, 1878 tI45.
Applyto D. C. .MAGOUN, Bath.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-09
From the Postmaster of Clarcmont, N. Fl.

From the Postmaster OF I larcnoHt, ~ H.
.sn-PThe alb we powerful aud Invaluable medl-
cine is doing wonders IN thi; section 'fthe country
as well as in others Applications for II have been
made IN various places in this vicinity. young
Ia v in this town has been restored from con-
sumption and confirmed in health by the use OF
it-No mistake She had been visited i'y various
PHI, scans, but all to no PURPOSE. one p"'a' vi
iLis medicine produced the long desired ebect.
A few more bottles OF this cihcncious medicine
NAV he found at the Post Office ifappled for soon,
may j. NYE
Sole agent FOR Claremont.
llpS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-09

suns may apply for snb-aeencIrs :,
HENRY HYDE, Bath; Baker Neal, Wlscassct
Thonas Chase, North Yarmouth; James osockeI'
Nnr,,y. daniel Remick, Krrnehunk; Nathcn
Rr,nolis. Lew iston; Joseph Griffin Brunswick;
Palmer d Wa h5trn. Gardiner; r. g. Lincoln,
H,iloveiI Sole HGPnfS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-27
Natural Bridge turnpike Company

4 T A MEETING ofjhe President aud Director,
"A of the Natural Bridge Turnpike Company, il
was " ordered thai the Secretary advertise in the
Lynchburg Viginian, Richmond Comp Ter and Fin.
castle Democrat, the shares of stock held BY delin.
quent subscribers. giving 80 DAYS notice of the t,mt
and place of sale" Notice is hereby given that thu
shares Of dellnquents will be sold by the Presldeni
and Directors, Tuesday the 18th day of J,uuar,
next, al the door Of the Post Office, in the town Of
PaitonsburQ John GARTH, Sscrry.
Der
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-27
NOTICE.

ID virtue Of deed Of trust executed by the Lar,
- Hill Carter, bearing date the l6, in day of May
| 629 aud recorded IN the County Court of Amherst
Tor the purpose Of securing TO the President. D,rec
tors & Go. otile Farmers Bank of Virginia certain
lrbs. with interest thereon; the trustees or one
hen,. will proceed 10 sell. public auction Tor cash
on tie Gel day Of J,nnary 1882 on the PREMISE.
oi5 acres OF md dying on hoh SIDES OF Maple rur,
Creek, IN the county OF Amherst. aaoui four mile.
from the town oi New Glasgow. All joining the lands
# Daniel Warwick aud oihrrs) or 80 much thereof
is may hr sufficient 10 pay The said President d.
recrors & Company of he Farmers Bark of Vr
gina. the amount due 10 them, together with the
charges of sale. Such tltle only Will he conveyed
is vested in the Trustees by the deed above men.
oned. ALEXANDER TOMPKINS, Trustee
Dec. go 1921
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-27

p virtue Of decree Of ihe county cont of Hall
- IAN pronounced NJ the November term. 1898
The Undersigned the Commissioners. appointed b,
sud court wall proceed 10 sell To the hishesi bidder
at Geo Dejafnell's tavern, III the county Of Pulsy
sana. on Monday the 3lsl ot December, on
credit Of nne months, TWO likely Negio Guls, on,
9 years old and the Other L years old, the nrope,
of Adalne Carr, Paul Car and Patience Carr, Il,
lawful heirs OF Vim. Caf. deceased.
JORDAN Il. LIP SCOMB.
Dec. 10 3S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-27
Sale Of Personal Property.

D virtue of deed OF trust executed by The Ok
- ford Iron Company to the subscribers on the
7rh day OF August, aS and recorded in the clerk,
office Of Campbell county courl. will be sold. -
public auction, to the highest bidder, at The Fur
race of tho said Company, on Beaver Creek, ia thu
county of Campbell Tuesday The FIRST day OF
January next, all the personal property belonging II
the said Company. The sale wall be for cash, ol
ninety days credit the option Of the purchaser h,
giving negotiable note with an approved eudofser
and to carry interest fromthc day otsae.
JAMES BENA6H, Trustees.
Oeesmopy IL