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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16

a late number Of the Mechanics Maoa,i,. =,
.a'ns some lighly Judcious observations on Tho sur.
Ject oiefeciIng houses IN unhealthy situ,t,ons which
a"hough intended Tor a particular locality. may well
oo ",doe general IA then application, A b,abh !.
.e "i'' "e'ae'dthm TO an individual proposin, In
ouio 4 mansion Tor himself and his family i,bacoS..
nus uuiy 10 examine well and choose .ncb d, So,
tion az may place them beyond the reach or ~
"'''es""e 'spors, or other sources of disease.
How frequently do we. however, nolwubsta,d;,, tGs
ou'y winch appears so clearly aud impetatiyeIy inn.
posed, md builders making selections of nm win.
ou' regard TO The nature Of The soil or The existence IN
''e vicinity o isources OF disease. II is only necess,,y
70 pass through many portions Of our own Sla,e
~ oe"o, spiendid mansions on which the sill of
H.. ~. nSs been employed at grea, expense.
~" nave been abandoned and left desoIale.
ms :" unhealtnlness of situation. Illustrations
10 oe found on the heights adjacent to
rivers, "here the nnimponant prati6c,,,o, 81 -,
extended water view has been n,elo.,ad ~ y a'
'u'ness coupled with a lilile retire men, aann
often see persons selecting sizes for hon.os
righteousness oil = clay Foundation prevents ,haas
cape OF water, and thus placing within ,b.;, 49,.
"~e'hnes an enemy 10 their health iust as ,o,ra'
nont as the occupation OF the premises NAV no ,rha.o
'c"s'ks Apply particularly, although not exclusively
~ e'''"stes wnefe the heat is great end of Ions cano.
unuance. In England, for instance, an ooyy A.,
soooostion gives rise to painful and harrassinp dis.
ofoefs' outthey do not assail life here The sam.
causes shew their effects in the production Of b,linus
diseases tn II frequently sweep Oft whole families a, a
blow, and repder existence miserable. A fine vi.y -
. me thing, and a damp clay soil may be yood r,r
csooages, but neither The one nor The othe, should
.ssi oe suffered 10 render a noble mansion uninbab-
sAra = EHr.L.HM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16

onJ M mo,'o d INC Plaintiffs, by counsel, who fled their lin
H. I' n 1ppfuIhlg ny satisfactory evidence to the con,r Inn
W. ~. neIen9aniS' Catherine Ann Leebrick, Hannah IeriricL
I ~" a'i fcict OF Sanucl 2. Ieebrick, deceased. Caroline i
H. No., - y \, mani daughter Of said Samuel L. Icehrick. md RI.
auI o'seie ana Caroline his Wifi, formerly Caroline / enl,rI
H. wv n nap'ul OF this commonwealth, it is ordered ,Ia,
NJ, ~ said De,enJants do appear here on or before the Con 1',
ANA N november next, and snswc, the bill of tle plain.
- , a'u ~, q cory otthis order be forthwith inserted in arIi,o
= nchpurg tHginian'' "A newspaper published in tbe tn,yn y" ~
ib here, = "n W. uI Two months successfully, and another cow
~ m n"s'euu, me mont door of the courthouse of This conn.
uay' 4 Copy-Teste,
Sept. Q "AhhaNo, Clerk
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s,,,e hundred Dollars Rescurd.

ONe nUtstss EIOtfoSS 6AesSoSU.
HDANAvAY ron the subscriber on the 9Th of
III DAT. a very bright mulatto Boy by the name
Of yyAkNE1s, about ) feet . inches in height.
10 .eps OF agr, spare made, strait black hair.
bneb eyes genteel IA his appearance, very polite IN
lhts manners, speaks quick, and IS somewhat conceit.
eS has small scars on the back ofone Of his hands.
.He took with him two suits of cloths, one OF gray
bfoadclotb, ifoek coat aud pantaloons, the other Of
honespnn, copperas color roundabout X pantaloons
aud a black iuf hat about hall worn. II requires
close inspection 10 distinguish him from a white
person, II Is supposed that he has gone in The
direction OF Lynehburg, or ll,llsborough, OF
dawn the liver.
will give the above reward il taken over 90
miles Tom home over 10 and within % miles. $50 e,
wltl1ih 10 miles, Sln, If lie is returned 10 me, OF
lodged III jul, SO that | pet hm again.
NATl1L, p. THOMAS,
Near Milton, n. c.
July %
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Anew line of Coaches,

new line OF Coaches,
From Bynetbura 10 Daeeei's tDibiell's) Springs
via the Natural Bfidg e. on Tuesday nest. he 2aa day
5fJaiy. Untii further notice. We shall leave bsneh-
burg on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS aud Saturday, at lat
aitef four A. NJ. and arrive at Dtt'clI's the same eve
nines. before night. The next morning Passengers
will leave Dibrell's after breakfast. and reach me
White Sulphur abont 3 O'Clock. i. NJ. tlslets 10
the Springs by tbs hne wall thus be relieved from
al NIGH travel, ani reach the White sulphur OF
l.ewisbnrg. IN Two dass from Lynehburg. The
Turnpike Is now finished quito 10 as lo'etsection WIN
the Lexington ADD Co,iagton Road, aud IN addi-
ton to the general novelty and splendid scenery u
affords. we would intuition as peculiar Objects Of
interest and curiosity. the passage through, not ofsT
the Blue Ridge, along the margin OF James River
aud commanding a view Of tl. Mountain Canal, a
brantiiul prospect-the Natural BrtlRf, sfieh Mr.
Jefferson pronounced worth a trip across tie Allan
tic TO virw-an last, but mol least, Daeeef's Springs.
kep, by Chs. l.. Dtbrell. where he that has been
ouee will like 20 be again.
The Undersigned Intending TO give their persona
attention TO dis line, eau confidently promise travel
Iers first rate Coaches and Teams, and Careful and
accommodating Drivers, and will spare no pans
themselves to satisfy theit passengers.
WM. a. GALBRAITII,
HENRY l.. DAVIES.
June o. Il
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EE.H.gEE

TIVE ncxf session oftle subscribers School VII
begin 90 Monday. 9th Of September. in the
basement story Of The Methodist Protestant Meeting
house. The location i central. the room comenodl-
Gus AMI every way suitable 10 The end for which IT IS
designed. The course Of instruction viii be liberal,
including all The branches of a thorough English and
Classical education. Pupils may enter al any time,
but not for = less time than one entire session. No
deduction for absence, unless in case of protraeted
Innnul
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ENHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING ASSOCIA.
y Ted themselves undrr Ihe Gr1n II

ENHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING ASSOCIA.
ted themselves under the firm Of
CAHFaNGTON, GsBS0N Il
Tor the purpose OF lransactiug he Commission Busi.
ness III Richmond, would respectfully solicit consign-
ihenis OF Produce rom their friends and the public
generally. Liberal advances will be made and their
best efforts used 10 promote the Interest Of those,
who may send Produce to their care.-Thc Business
will commence on the LIST October next, atthe House.
on Cary streetioimerly occupied by Mcssis. Ilobson
x Sampson. ED. j. CARRlNGTON,
WM. ID. GIBSON,
ANTHONY THORNTON.
Reference may be made 10 Il. Anderson. ESQ.
Messrs. Bagwell, Smith & Jones, and b. Blair, Esq.
kIchtnond-Mauric Langhorne, ID. w. Burton,
and i. Sydnor, Esqr's. Lynchburg.
Richmond, Sept. 9 wSws
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SaFEEoN
MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY,

ftbOSED its last session with 60 pupils. This
~ substantial proof of Increasing public favor has
induced US to employ an additional teacher, who is
Il young Lady OF approved abilities, both natural aud
acquired and is experienced in teaching. The
next session viii begin on Monday the 10Th Of Sep
TENDER and continue 5 months. Our course embra-
ees, besides a liberal English Education, thorough
instruction IN the Cheek, Latin and French Ian
guages, and the higher Mathematics with Music
on the PIANO FORTE, Drawing aud Painting and
other Ornamental branches OF an accomplished Fee
male Education. Terms as heretofore. A few
boarders will be taken in the family Of the Principal.
WM.G, WILLIAMS, A. NJ. Principal.
Miss ELIZA l.. WILLIAMS. Pfin. Female Dent.
Mrs. ) A. WILLIAMS, Teacher of Music Il or. brs.
Salem, Roanoke ely. Aug. % a4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16
CHANcERY.

ne Defendants Samuel NCMullen and Matthew Wilp
not having entered their appearance and given seenrir s
cordIns TO the act OF assembly aud the rules oltbis couh9
IL appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not ni
itants OF this commonwealth, 1t is ordered, that they da
pear here on the first day ofthe next term and answer lhch
OF the plaintiff, that This order be Inserted in some neusae
punished IN Lynchburg, for two months succcssivelr 81
Pos'eoat me 'front.' door OF the courthouse Of this county
some court day. A Copy-Teste,
July % uan
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July 90


4 l rules held in the Clerks Office of the County C@f
~ Amherst, on Monday, the 9Th day ofAugust, 1899;
thomas W. Glass and Lucinda his wife, Robert Uawh
ferdinand VI. Wiley and Jane his wife, late Jane Cunb
JACOB Haas and William H.. Garland, Trustee, &c.
PluGo'
against
hichard ;. Ellis, Bc,cily T. Brown and Mary bis y
isaaG tucker, administrator of Robert Cawthon, deer
Il W onaries, Thomas n. Eubank, Daniel Flood audi
lIa ms WIFE Isaac Rucker, Jr. and Zuliman his wis
'ohaulah tucker and Antonieta his wife, Dcientah'
IN CBANcERY.
p = ne peiendants Daniel Flood and Louisa his wife, -
..ucher' Jr. md Pullman his wife, and Jonathan RucteIl
Anpohleaa ms wife, not having entered their appearanfs
: 81, ~ security, according to the acl OF assembly and the II
W ,nis oonri, and II appearing by satisfactory evidence
~! ae hot iniabIlants of this country it Is orderri v
~ naao npsehi Defendants appear here on The third MON.
y! ''Fe"'oef aeXt, that being court DIV, and answer tf
Snll ana amended bill Of the Plaintiffs, and that a l@.
y; ;m' T., or.er De forthwith inserted in some newspaper, pun.
~ Wv own OF Lynchbure, for two months successive4@
pos'ea az te from dor OF the courthouse of this count
~Copy-Tcste, -
August 10 WIN
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lefty McMullcn, Betsy McMullen, Peggy McMullcn, na
rel mcMulien, Samuel McMullen, Polly McMullen, Chrsf
Pher McMnllen, Fayette McMulen, Isaac Bowyer and Eg
beth his wife, Mary Baber, John Wilcox and Mary his Wiz
susan MeMnllen, Matthew McMullen, jackson McMUUs
Minerva Men ullen, Jane Gilkerson, Matthew Gikerson PEI
gy 6lkerson, William Gilkerson, Robert Gilkcrson, ThoEB|
ullNerson' Peggy M.hhrow, William Withrow, - Cm
and Ann his wife, Anna Withrow, Robert Withrov, -
Terrell and Sally his wife, Matthew Witlrow, Harvey We
row, Caroline Nidrow, and Harvey Beard and Polly is vi
Defendants
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GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.
Leari,tg LyHrhbHrg for or
the North.

FAVE Bynchburg on Mondays, Vednes-
- days and Ffida,s, at . O'Clock, A. NJ arrive III
Charlottesville same evening. at 7 +. = hea'e
Charlottesville next day by ) A. NJ, r'en ihe Kan
Road. a distance OF only % miles ir"a 1ha,'o''es-
vile after the Isl Of July, by 10 o''osN' anu a''Fe
be found BIZ Gar the mos, eeomf, table foule as we'll
rs the mos, expeduous to Richmond or gong
Norh, by way of Washington e,y' having no night
travelling ate, leaving L''eebufg' Inc ieias
and coaches on this line are ms. rae ana me
nain. will mo .pared 10 ,nder The TIP safe and plea
Fare though to lschnood, 50 500 Frcde-
f~icksb1re SD. . u, CLoH ES, Agent.
June II, Is
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against

S"'ilaihlo ANN iechtick, Robert Steele and Caroline his
VIZ, ~in, iianiah i.eetrick, widow and relict of SamncI p, Jees
orlck, deceased, and Caroline Jane Leebick. infin, d,ngL,er
VI siu samuel !; Leebrlck, deceased, and George ID, Ter.
u,'cN ana Sarah l.eebrlck, iniants under the age of iwcntv-one
fenis, children afd heirs of Daniel Leebrick, deceased omJ
'onh He''oh' administrator of SAID Daniel Lecbriek, deceased
Defen1nnts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16

A L rules held in the Clerks Office of the County Court of
n Amherst, on Monday, the 9Th day Of August, 1899
Peyton Keith, administrator OF Robert +. Allen, deceased,
Plainiin,
against
William Logan and Betsey his wife, formerly netsey Allen,
William ). Allen, Mary T.. Allen, John Duif and Amanda his
wife, formerly Amanda Allen, and Martha Jane Boiling, in
FAINT daughter fJoIn Boiling and Grocy Boiling, formerly
GrHcy Allen, deceased, Defendants.
The Defendants William s. Allen and John Duff and A.
manda his wife, formerly Amanda Allen, not having entered
their appearance and given security, according to the act of
assembly and the rules of tins court, and ii appearing by sat
isiict0rY evidence that they are notlnhabtants of This country;
il is ordered that TIE said Deicndnnts appear here on the third
Monday in November next, that being court day, and answer
the bill of the Plaintiff, and that IA copy of this order be forth
with inserted in sons newspaper, published in the town of
lyncl!hurg, for tNo months successfully, and posted at the
front door Of the courthouse of this county.
A Copy-Teste,
SAML. NJ. GARLAND, Clerk.
August 10 w2m
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Sept,9

V'holNiA-Atn court held for Nelson county, nj the
courthouse, on Monday, the Goth day ofAugust. 1899
lNuncy Leebrtck, widow and telict OF Daniel Ieebrick. de.
Ceased Nicholas Leebrck, Lucy Leebrick, Maria Leebrick,
nnIeni Il Cash aud Angelina his wife, formerly Angelina
,eepIick' the said Nicholas, Lucy, Marin and Angelina Lee
DICK being children and heirs Daniel Leebrick, deceased,
Plaintiffs,
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Poly Shelton, Jonathan II. Bell, Edmund l.. Woo1nt
BeHJamln X. Dawson and Nelson c. Dawson, adininistma
of Joseph r.. Dawson, deceased. Defendants,
The Defendant Jonathan III. Bell, NOT having entered hs
appearance and given security according to he act Of Assem-.
ply and the rules ofthis court, andi appearing by satisinctur
evidence, that he Is not an mhabitant Of EMs country IT isa.
dered, ihat The SAID Defendant do appear here on the first daf
OF the next term q answer the original and amended bill oftB
Plaintiffs and that aoopy Of this order be forthwith inseHel
III some newspaper printed in the town of l. ynchburg, for tpa
months successfully, and posted at the front door OF he couf
mousse IN SAID town A Copy-Teste,
G.. L. WILLS, D. {.
July ~ w2m
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20 n 0s'fRerShiD.
war. Edmund II. wells:

NNAkE NOTICE, that | shall on the 27lh day of
d September next, ai the Clerks Office of the
county of Patrick, take the depo>itions of A. Stables
and others, 10 be read rs evidence in u cause depend
ing'ln The Cicnit Superior Count Of Law and Chan.
cefy, for the county OF Patrick, in which YOU are
plaintiff and am defendant.
This mode of notice is adopted as YOU are not an
inhabitant Of this Commonwealth.
JEFFERSON IL. HUGHES.
Aug oG wt27S
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VIRGINIA. rules holden in the Clerks Office OF The
cfrmlt superior c3nit OF law and ehancery, for the ,o"na
William Shelton, John Shelton, Nancy Rucker and Sahy
choppelI, widow of William Chappell, deceased,
Plaintiff.
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For Public consideration.

N no instance has a prevalent inflammation been ,,.5...
= 81 more deplorable consequences, than the blind ..s'ie
sion thai the members OF the medical profession nloa
con1petentto administer RENE les for disease. The con,,a" AZ
which Is gwen TO this preposterous pretension of an ;n,aanhss
ed class, Is one Of the most prolific sources of dsensr eest'
ing, and early death. How many thousands of persars ~ "et-
are, at tins moment, shrrendeIing their constitutions ,"ss
insidlQus intoads OF almost every variety Of human -
rom uicir reluctance to incur the expense oiconsultinr a ,d%u'
sicinn. and from their silly prejudice ngai1si the most M
medicines, unless sanctioned by the mystic authority ofa
tendedly learned prescription II they could see ,ba,P'-
scription ia plain English, they would find, in a ,ast na'ai
oicases, thatit ordered nothing in the world but a li,,le ny
barb, or SIENNA, or Iaiap, or aloes, mixed with sugar and way
drug and a simple catharic like this 10 generally cffos,;nnfNd
But the druggist keeps the prescription md when The ~
tent gets Ill again he has again to consult The phv sician "a
stead ofprocuring for himself, at u mere fraction OF the N
nal expense, The wonderful remedy which bad relieved LtE
Ii Is thus thata majority OF the population OF every civil;
country suffer disease To work its insidious wnY into ~. -h
tenn, because the r~eliefthey derive from medic al aid ia NJ ~
expensive, transItory, and difieult oiaccess aud thu, nv
emplifed the memorable confession of an eminent rIvsia;o
that I" Prescriptions in tie Roman language have in.,nrani
killed more people than all the Roman arinies.' '"'
A medicine so compounded that it will cleanse tn Min.
tary canal OF all its ieculent Accommodations and inc amlpnsg
give u new and inyigoTating action TO all the yiseers tina, 80
tribute their agency to the digestive functions, and, by ronn
ting the lnsensiblc perspIraiion, relieve the whole sysieu ~
tebfIle and inhammntony symptoms, must necessarl, pJo,.
greatblessing to mankind, ifrendered al a price which Ma
1t within the reach OF tall classes. lit have an EXTENSIVE s"I
good, than all the members Of the medical profession, W.
bined can possibly accomplish within the compnraljyeI, ' nn
row limits of their private practice. Such a medicine H..
pub lie has IN "o
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.Vsic Line.
JlSA

nASsENGERs 10 The Springs, an1 Other ttav-
4 ellers. arc hereby informed, That the unuer+
sene1 will commence running
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IT WUUFU .NtUTtTIV Is TOT SaTe Uy
ID. r. LYMAN. Agent.
The Life Medicines mav also be had Of The pr;ncipoI dur.
glsts IN every town throughout the United Suites and the
oanadas. Ask for Nofat's Life Pills and Phenix Biticrs and
be sure that "A fac simile of John Monat's SIGNATURE il mon the
label at each bottle ofbitters or box of pills.
Apfil1l t15O
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Valuable Land for sale.

4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, living
"a in Amherst County, on Eye River, about three
miles rom Ne" Glasgow, belonging 10 The Legalees
of VS.. Crawford, dee. j. offered tot sale.-A rood
portion of this Lnnd is in woods, ar heavily timber.
ed, The cleared part consists Of fertile low ground,
and high Land of good qualify. The lmprow-
ments ate not valuable. THIS Tract contains af8ut
400 acres, and wlll be sold ON very reasonable toms.
For further particulars enquire OF
i. FLETCHER.
July % Is
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July29

A~iRGlNlA-A rules held in the Clicks Office of the CT
' cut superior court of law and chqncerv, for Be1Or
county, the day ofJuly. I83g.
William II. Jones, Plaintiff,
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NIRGINIA-Ata circuit superior court OF law and chance
' ~, held for Bedford county, the 9th of MAY, 1889.
John L. Gray, John {. Gray and others, Plaintiffs,
against
William Campbell, Marquis d. Gray and others,
Defendants.
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country made Flee Linens.
'o'ooo yds. of Flax and Tow LINENS f., s,ic n,
July : LIN
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WOrus VaUtasCaUlIs.
ENUChbal.g mills.

1tASH will be given for good clean dry Wheat.
or a barrel of superiine Flour for five bushels
and one peck Of Wheat. II.
Sept. q
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IN CHASCERY.
On the motion of the Defendants William Campbell & Mar.
gus ID. Gray, who filed their petition, setting forth that the
Plaintiff John c. Gray is indebted to them respectively, the
court doth order that the said John c. Gray do appear here
on the hrst day OF the next term, and sfew cause, il anv he
can, why the said Marquis ID. Gray and William Campbell
should not be substituted TO the rights of William Terry, I'M
DER the deed OF trust IN said petition mentioned, or otherwise
have satisfaction Of their respective demands ont of his re-
naming interest in the personal estate of Thomas Campbell,
deceased, and by Il sale OF the lands allotted to him under the
orders aud DEGREES of this court, as one ofthe Distributes of
the estate of said Thomas Campbell deceased.
A Copy-Ieste,
JOS. WILSON, Clerk.
JnlV 90 -.
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against
Landon r. Cabell and Chiswell Dabnev,

Landon X. Cabell and Chiswell Dabnev,
Defendants.
The Defendant Landon x. CabelI, not having entered his
appearance rdgiVen security according to the act ofassem-
by and the rules OF tins court, and ii appearing bv satisacto-
~ evidence, that he is not an iuhabitant of this country /: Ii is
ORDERED, ihnt the said Defendant do appear here on the first
day OF the next term and answer the bill Of fbe Plant q and
that "A copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some news.
paper printed IN the town ofL.ynchburg, for two months sue
cessively, and posted at the front door of the courthouse, in
SAID Town. ACopy-Tcsie,
July %
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IL CHANCERY.

The Defendant George ID. Patterson, not having entered
his appearance and given security, according to the net of as
sein'ly and the rules of this court, and il appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is not an "inhnbitant of this common
wealth, il i%sordered. that the said Defendant do appear here on
The foulth Monday in November next, and answer the bill of
The plaintiffs, and that aeopy of this order be forthwith insert
ed in some newspaper published in the town of Lynchburg.
Tor two months successfully and posted at the front door Of
the courthouse of this county.
A ~Copy-Teste,
Sept. Q
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Y ikGlNiA-A rules held in the Clerks Office of the
' county Courto of Bedford, on Monday the I'd day of Sep
'ember, one thousand eight hundred aud thirty-nin
Jahez LeilMich, Jr and William Morgan, Albion Mcdaniel
and ''eorEe i. Williams, late merchants and partners, ira
dung under the style aud firm of George I. Williams & Co,
Plaintiffs
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The above Medicine is for sale by

Aliberal deduction made to those who purchase to Sc
gain.
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States, and voluntarily certified by thousands of in'I;, id meo
whom they hnye relieved and cured 1t il in vain thai the IN =
ieIes'ed aenouncefs OF popular medicines attempt to inclrJ
these IN their indiscrininnte opprobrium. Facts bea, ,oe' +
ries, and are more stubborn even than prejudiccs. Could tho
most eminent and successful physician that ever lived ole,
so many testimonials Of remarkable cures, and ESQ ex ten.,1.
an alienation Of suffering under an almost endless yurie,Y ~