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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-21
FOR SALE
IN SAL II VI, Roanoke County.

TRUE SUBSCRIBER agent for Joshua K. G.
u Brown, ST., wishes TO sell privately the
-. HOUSE and LOT, now occupied by VIM.
E., G.. Williams. Tie situation is OF the most
Ill eligible in town, being on The hill. upon the
south tide OF main street, the OF church
alley, and Immediately opposite Messfs. 1. * q. w.
Shauks' store, in the most business part of the
town.
Il confirms Lo, and half Of ground, wiiha large
md oonmodious DWELLING HOUSE, togeth
CT with all necessary out Houses, such as Stables,
Ice House, Kitchen, &c. This property for
merly occupied as Tavern, and would now nc
doubt be well adapted for that porpose, being nearly
opposite tie house now occupied as Coun House
aud but short distance from the lot which the
Court House Is 10 be erected.
Funherparticuars deemed unnec cssary as per
sons wishngto purchase can call upon the subscri-
Der, examine the property aud ascertain the terms,
which will be liberal.
GEO. w. SHANkS. Agen, for
J. X. C.. Brown, ST.
Feb. dw'
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POLITICAL.
sanIx INSTRUCTIONS.


nv JAMIE hfhfStoN.
Mother, watching Ger H., child,
Faihef. filled with snSious care,
IN the soil b, sin dehled
Sow the seed, and sow with prayer;
Though through many m anxious sesr
Neither fruit nor flower appear,
Though the winter DER il spread,
Hard and frozen, and the seed
Seem forever lost and dead,
Only seen the nosious weed,
Yet refrain no, in despair;
Though j, sleep, the seed Is there
And the Spring Of srnce will shine
With The Spirits sun and shower,
And the heart in warmth divine
Feel it. Vi,ifyins power;
TIaply late, yet surely SO,
Though thou sec not il shall be;
Though thou live not, j, shall grow,
Certainly and fruiifully:
Sacred lessons thou has, Taught,
Burs, the ground and wake To life,
One by one each word and thought
Spfinsing vigorous and rife,
FRS. the blade and then the car.
And last the ripened com appear,
Till the golden harvest stand
Ready for the mowers hand,
Though perhaps !, meet thine cyos
Only when It's gathered in,
Housed and garner'd IA The skies.
Safe from every blirh, and sin
Parent, friend, the soil prepare,
Sow tha seed, and SOW With prayer.
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500 Reward for Frank.

M no absconded from the Subscriber in The ear
w ly part OF 1888. lie is bright 1nulatto five
feet seven or eight inches high, between 35 and 40
years old. and has ii on his forehead lie is il
good Waggoner and Ostlcr, and effects great humi-
ty when spoken 10. | lhuk it more than probable
he has obtained free papers and passes under ,.le
name of Frank Smith or Frank Taylor. have I'm
derstood he is about Lynchburg, and on James Riv-
er occasionally. The above reward will be given il
taken out OF the State, and $50 fn the State and Sc
cured so that get him, delivered TO me al the
New Store, buckingham Co Va.
FRANCIS SAUNDERS.
Feb. 7. wSws
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ECONOMY.

vINI1E public would do well to embrace invite per-
L sent opportunity to have their old CLOTHES
MADE NEW, process particularly desiiabled
these HARD TINES and are respectfully in the
to call and Judge for themselves.
The subscriber would inform the citizens of Lynch
burg and its vicinity that he has taken the stand on
main street formerly occupied by Simpson & Lyman,
where he will attend to the cleaning of cenlen en- 5
COATS, PANIALOONS, and VESTS, of every
description, entirely NEW PLAN from that
pursued by Dyers BY comparing the articles clean
ed by him, they are pronouncedb by competent Judg-
equal to new, and which has been noticed b, the
public. Spots, grease, &c. taken from the cloth,
and apparel pu, in complete form. When requcs.
ted, he applies stfenlng and restores the color to
faded seams.
lie trusts by strict atenlion to business TO gain the
patronage OF the citizens OF Lynchburg. He has
worked Tor the last nine years in the city of New
4 tk, VIII ere he has been patronzed by large mum
Der oi the most respectable merchants. In conse-
quence OF the many impositons piactised upon the
pubic, by those who do not understand the business
many gentlemen oh Jet TO give their clothing to be
secured clcansed. fhe subscriber is therefore
SATISFIED that one trial made by him is sufficient to
insure him Their patronage. lie extracts
Paint, Oil, Pitch, Tar, &C.
Without any injury to the cloth.
As he contemplales remaining in this place but
two weeks, he would advise those having CLOTHING to
be cleansed TO send it without delay. Clothing en-
trusted TO his will be safely returned and if moi
done 10 please the most fastidious, no charge will be
made
All orders left with the subscriber, will be punctn
SLY attended, TO. NJ COHEN
From London, recently from Ne,o York.
February IA 81.
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EOAs. HuNN,gN Heres or E03,sy,

More or less, lying on Cub Creek branch of Tye
River, IN Nelson county. aud adjoining the lands OF
Sylyanus Mceks and others.
= onds with approved security will be required of
the purchaser and leu on the Land, as additional
security.
The title is believed to be UNREASONABLE, but |
shall convey such only is vested in me rs trustee.
WIN. MASSlE, Trustee.
Nelson County, Feb. II wdts
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MIR Robert KYLE:

IR-PLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE. that on
- the 10Th day of March, 1889, a, the House OF
Diana Ilamet, i'll the County Of Coles, and State OF
Illinois, will proceed to take the deposition OF James
Gardner, 10 be read in evidence in the motion
now depending aud undetermined in the County
Court of Montgomery. in Virginia, in which motion,
you as the surviving partner of The firm of David and
Robert Kyle, is plaintiff and Thomas Goodson and
others, are defendants.
Should the deposition not be finished on that day,
| shall continue II for one day longer.
You may attend if you think proper.
| am yours, &c.
THOMAS BOWER.
Feb. ii I'm
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TRUSTEES SALE Oh
II II " ID.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST exc
ID cuted TO me by Moses IL. Preston, bearing
date on the 10Th day of October, 1897 aud Of re
cord in the County Court Of Bedford. shall on the
ith Monday in tins present month. February 1899,
liz being Bedford County Court day,) at The font
desr Of he Count House Of Bedford county, expose
to sale by way of public auction undivided mole
~ nj
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NOTICE..

DY virtue of a deed of rust executed by the late
ID Hill Carter, bearing date the 10th day OF May
1928, and recorded in the County Court OF Amherst
for the purpose of securing to the President Drec-
tors q Co. ofihe Farmers Bank of Virginia, certain
debts with interest thereon the trustees, one Of
them will proceed sell, public auction, FOR cash
on the 22d day OF January, 1889, the premises,
o45 acres oflaud lying on both sides of Maple Run
Creek IN the county of Amherst, about four miles
from the town OF New Glasgow, adjoining the lands
Of Daniel Warwick and others, much thereof
may be sufficient to pay the said President Di-
rectors Il Company of the Farmers Bank of Vrgi-
MA, the amount due TO them together, with the char
ges of sale. Such title will be conveyed, vested
ia the trustees by the deed above mentioned.
ALEXANDER TONPkINS, Trustees.
Dec. 22F
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TNHE CORNER TENEMENT, now occupied
L by Cobbs q Armsicad, commonly called
" kyles corner Is for rent-possession TO be given
on the LIST January. 1889 Persons DESTROYS to rent
are requested to call on Charles l.. Mosby, who is
autt orised to manage aud control the same for me.
HARRIET KYLE.
Dec. 10.
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sIasad for sale.

ID virtue Of decree Of the Superior Court OF
- Law aud Choncery, for Nelson county. pronoun
ced The 9Th day OF October, 1898, in the suit Of
Charles Jacobs &c. as. VIM. Massie, &c, | shall,
the 23d day OF March, 1889, sell, at public
ton, upon the premises credit OF six and twelve
tuun
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, TANNING THE EMBERS.-A letter from
New York, dated Tuesday at,ernoon ,av..-Sever.
III houses have been burn, in Alburph. Vermont. by
'ncendiaries, probably in retaliation for houses which
the Americans are reported 10 have burnt the ohe,
eide Of the line. | am inclined 10 think ,h. burning
VI houses is the business Of refugees who wish thus
I" cxasperare lie two countries into a war
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DIRECTORS.

Dadvid K. Edley, Elijah Fletcher,
John HolIins, Maurice Langhorne
Samuel McCorkle, Thomas Ferguson,
Jesse Hare, Maurice II. Garland,
Samuel Garland, Chas. l.. Mosby,
Jno. NJ. Warwick, Saml. Poindexter,
:. II. Davis, Chas. w. Christian,
Jas. l.. Clayter,- Geo ID. DAVIS.
Jas. w. Morgan, David w. Burton,
John Early, John H. Patterson,
JOHN G. MEM, President,
NJ. w. DAVENPORT, Secretary.
JOHN w. YOUNG, Treasure,
GEO. w. TURNER, Cashier.
Jan q wis
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SaleO1G.Inds.

y pursuance Il decree pronounced on the I'D
j DAY OF October 1893, by the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery for the town oil Lynch
bnfp IN Two causes IN Chanccry depending therein,
between James Bullock, com dinant. and Harry Ann
Cabcll widow OF John J. Cabell deed, aud other de-
Ecnaants aud between David q. March, suing as
well in his own behalf as OF such other CREDITORS OF
John Bullock. have an interest IN the subject mat
Ter of the suit, aud may pray 70 become parties and
contribute 10 The costs tbereoi, complainant, and
John Bullock and otha. as.eudsnts, the undersi.n-
ed commissioners pamed in said decree for the pur-
pose, will proceed on Thursday, the 2lst day Of
February 1899 II fair, and II not the next far day,
to sell upon the premises by way Of public auction,
10 the highest bidder The lands in and by said decree
directed 10 be sold by u.s. beng tract parcel Of
OF land containing by recent survey ASA acres, be
The same more less, lying and being IN the coun-
~ of Bedford on the north side OF Ivy Creek and on
both SIDES OF Brig Branch, fork OF Ivy Creek, adj
Joining the lands Of John O. Letwich and the Hens
of John l. Cabcll, deed. lands OF Benjamin Wiggin-
ton and James Metcaf The land will be Sold IN
pursuance of said decree, on credits OF slS twelve
and eighteen months equal lnstalments the pufcias-
or or purchasers executing 10 us as commissioners,
his or their bonds, with approved security, aud the
tile of the lands obc withheld, further security
for the purchase money"
The land will be shown to any person. wishing TO
view il, by John Bullock, living adjoining il.
HENRY DUNNlNGTON, Commits
JOHN BULLOCK, : sioneis.
january 81 t2IF
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To John ellison !:

To John ellison:
SIR-You will take notice, that on the eth of
- February next. NJ the Magistrates office Of
William Schoener,in the town of Reading, county Of
Berks, and State of Pennsy between the rising
and setting of the cf that day, | shall pro-
coed TO take the dispositions Of Edward Anderson,
LLOYD Wharton. William A. Wells, Henry Betz and
Others. And on the 2Sth February next, at the
Magistrates office of Esquire Leus, in the town Of
Hamburg, Beiks county, and State of Pennsylvania,
| shall proceed between the rising and the setting
sun Of that day to take the dispositions OF John Der
tennan and others. And al the Magistrates Office
Of John Cooper in the town of Danville, III the
county OF Columbia, and State aforesaid on the 9Th
ofMarch next, shall proceed TO take the deposition
oithe said John Cooper and others. All these de-
positions are designed be used as evidence the
trial OF three several causes depending and undeter
mined n the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancety for Amherst county, on the law side there
of, in two of which you are the plaintiff, and myself
defendant, and IN the other am plaintiff and you are
defendant. Attend il you think proper.
REAH gibson.
January % ISM
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J anuary "a
GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.

la Yaa.ssR $500.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
HNHE Northern Line OF Stages from Lynchburg
l. to Fredericksburg by way Of Charlottesville
leaves Lynchburg Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays, at . o'clock, A. M. and reaches Cha,lottes
vile in the evening of those days it arrives al Ere
dercksburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at o'clock, p M. In returning, II arrives at Char
lottcsyllo on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
-, reaches Lyuchburg Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Sa,,;cL.2ss. BY this route passengers leaving
Lynchburg viii easn Fredericksburg N two da ,,,;
or those going from Lyn,hburg TO h'ch"onl wal
reach Richmond on the second day al 6 o "'ocH' r.
M.-Our teams and coaches are first rate, and tno
drivers arc careful and accommodating. No pains
will be spared render the trip safe and pleasant
the passengers.
Fare through TO Fredericksburg $ll so
do Richmond 10 90
Apply a, the Franklin Hotel, Lynchburg, for seats.
S. b. CLOVES, Agt.
oJan.3
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" lhulNlA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
CIRCUIT Superior Court of Law and Chancerv for the
Town OF iynchburg, on the 9TH day of January, 1889:
Sarah Lucinda North, Ploir,r
against
, EiJah Fletcher, William Rucker Executor of William
hncker deceased Jacob Haas, Abon Nc Daniel Bernard
Rucker and james Benagb DcTts
The Defendant Jacob Haas having entered his
anGe ana gwen security according the Act of Assembly
a .ne tues OF inns Court and 1t appearing by satisfactory
uted That the said Defendant do appear on the first ay
he next term and answer the bill of the Plaintiff and that
copy OF this order beorthwh inserted some newsnane
printed the town OF Lvnchburg months
posted at the front door of the in the said
town. A copy-'Te n pCnES rSu, POI"
'N"'' w2m
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Encourage your own Manufactures

nOLLARS MAY BE SAVED AND THE
- MANUFACTURES Of your town encoura-
ged. by buying your HATS, of the subscriber
Every Hat we sell, being Manufactured by our
selves, IN the town of Lynchburg, shall not be infe
rlor TO any and being determined sell low, for
cash, we hope therefore, the advantage we offer to
our customers, will be appreciated by the public :;
and as there will be credit in our business, good
customers will not have pay 70, bad ones We
have just received good Stock Of
HATTER'S MATERIALS,
Which will be made up in the neatest manner, by
first rate workmen. We are also receiving II goJd
assortment of ladies' and gentlemen's Shoes, mems
and boys 6ne Fur Cloth and Hair Seal Caps, SOME
OF superior quality. All ofwhich will be sold low
for cash only. DlNKLE & RUMBOUGH
p. S. We are agents for the sale of Morrsons'
Iygean Pills. D.&R
Nov. % wis
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The above sale is postponed till the Goth Februa-
ny, 1889, at which time will take place, the prem
ises, at tho house formerly occaped by MIR. Bethel.
A.TOMPklNS, Trustee.
January "a t26E
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Wiley Campbell, Plaintiff,
against
Nancy Mills, Lewis Campbell aud Susonnah his wife, John
f. Hawkins as trustee for said Lewis Campbell and wife.
and the same John f. Hawkins in his right and Lucinda
hs VILE William l.. Campbell, Alexander Campbell Doly
r. Campbell, Patsy Campbell Mary Campbell, james Camp
bell Joel and John Campbell children said Lewis and
Susannah the last five OF whom, infants under the age
twenty Caet Campbell and Nancy his wife Will
William H. padge and Mary Ann his wife, late Mary mn
Cabe, William II, Campbell Stella Jane Campbell Ju-
duh h. Campbell Sarah G. Campbell, Lucy {. Campbell,
Amanda 5 Campbell children OF said Caet and Nancy the
last six of whom infants under the of
years The same iam Fulks trustee OF said Caet Nam
cy aud their children, john Dnwiddie and Mildred his wife
j. W. II n f. Dnwiddie, Gustavus Dinw ddic Edward W.
Dmwidlie, Martha and Eyeline Dinwdde children Of sad
Mildred the last four whom being infants under age
u years. Stella Alcock Joel Campbell James, Mary Eliza
beth and Nancy Campbell, the only children of Cornelius
Campbell deceased. William Lively, George James and
Martha Lively James Walters and Nancy his wife, formerly
Nancy Lively, Joel Lively and Patrick Henry LIVELY chill
dren OF Lucy Lively, deceased, Defendants,
In CuANcERY
The Defendants Stella Acock Joel Campbell, james Ma
ry Elizabeth aud Nancy Campbell the only children
neus Campbell deceased William Lively, George, james
and Martha Lively James Walters and Nancy his wife for
mery Nancy Lively Joel Lively and Patrick Henry Lively
children OF Lucy Lively deceased having entered their
appearance, and given security according the act of
factory evidence that they inhabitants this common
wealth Its ordered that they do appear here the first
day of the April and answer the bill of the Plaintiff
aud that copy OF this order, be forthwith inserted
newspaper printed in the Of Lynchburg for months
successfully and posted The front door the courthouse
this county. A copy-reste.
ROBERT TINSLEY, Clerk.
Jan, II xor,
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NOTICE.

III AVlNG procured business rs = Salesman !,
Il l. the firm Of Lancaster & BRYANT. Wholesale
and Retail Dealers, in
Groceries and Country Produce,
take this method of soliciting my country friends
and acquanances to give them call.
BENZ. T. TINSLEY.
Feb.
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el. Z

Bedford County Court, January 29h, 1899.
TNIOMAS RAY and Sally his wife, William
i Stiff John Stuff James Stiff Henry Stiff John
w. Bondurant and Nancy his wife, Lewis sf and
Molly Suf, Plaintiffs
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Race Horse, CARO-.

IHNHE Celebrated Race Horse. Cara.
Il LiNlAN, by Old Sir Archy, will make his
next season, at my stable in this place Pedigree
Performances and other particulars. in due season.
Dec. Il.
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Jan, II

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of the
circuit law and chancery
y OF Amherst on Monday, the Sd day of December, 1888
James +. Thornton, Plaintiff
against
John Eubank and Catherine his wife, James Rose Spots
wood Garland Thomas N. Eubank Margaret Eubank, Pat
rick k. Eubank, Martha Ann Eubank Susan Eubank John
Enbank, Lonsa Eubank and Sally Champe Eubonk infant
children OF the said John and Catarine Eubank John c.
Elliott, Defendants
In CHANCFRY.
The Defendant James Rose having his appear
ance and given security according the oassembN and
the rules of this and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, that he is not nhabtant of this
ordered TINT the said defendant do appear here on the
first day OF the next April term and answer the bill of the
Plaintiff and THAI acopy OF this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper printed in the vncbnrg for two
months successfully aud posted the of the court
house ofthis county. A copy-Testc
ROBERT TiNSLEY, Clerk.
JUL 40 w2m
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
LNROM LIST January, the large Brick Building,
Il opposite the Union Hotel, containing Ia rooms
above ground, cellar rooms and necessary out
buildings. Ii is now in the occupancy o. A. w
Crenshaw tavern, and is well suited for that,
boarding, or private dwelling house.
SMITH & BAGWELL.t
December II
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rINliE subscriber would respectfully inform his
L friends aud the public in general, that he ha.
purchased OF Mr.. Marshal Baylics,
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AlRGlNlA-A rules held in the clerks office of the cir
cult superior OF law and chancery the coun-
y OF Amherst on Monday, the Sd day of December 1888
Wiley Campbell, Plaintiff,
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o. TO THE MERCHANTS. IN

o. TO THE MERCHANTS. IN
l HAVE now in store an excellent assortment Of
i YEv WIRE,
perhaps the largest stock and greatest variety ever of
tered Tor sale IN Tins market. Also supply of
> L | l. Il ) of different patterns, containing from
50 to 80 gallons. The merchants are particularly
invited to call and examine my stock /; for | think |
can hold out inducements to them which will make
II more TO their interest to buy here til IN at the
North. TILDEN REED
Feb Ia IA
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against
Richard Stiff, Jesse Stif, Vincent Nelson and
Polly his wife, and David Stiff, Defendants
In CnANcEhY.
upon the papers formerly read, aud argued by
doth further adjudgc order and decree, that the
administration OF the Of James Sun, deceased
before IA Commissioner Of this court, aud also that
the same plaintiff render account Of the sales of
the lands and slaves, made by him under a decree
rendered in this on the ed day OF April, 1888
and the court doth further adjudse, order aud de-
cree, that said Commissioner do state and settle the
accounts between the plaintiffs aud defendants who
distributes. in which account he is 10 take into
estimate any advancement which may have been
made by the inlestate in his LIFETIME to any of the
partes-and the said Commissioned is to report said
accounts TO this with any matter specially stat
ed, thought pertinent by himself, required by the
parties to be SO stated
Copy-Teste.
RO. G.. MITCHELL, G. Il. C..
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,
Liberty, Feb. |, 1890. {
The parties in this cause will take notice, that |
shall al my office in this town, the hour of
10 o'clock on the morning OF Tuesday the 18th day
Of March 1889, commence the accounts directed
by the foregoing decree. An which time aud place
they are required to attend with their accounts.
vouchers, witnesses and copies Of Court papers pre-
pared for examination and settlement
JNO. a. WHARTON.
Feb w4w
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OBJ PRINTING Executed at this Office. will
= neatncss and despatch.
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TOD.lCGO.V'E<T.

N THIS fine Horse will again stand
NI-sX IL at Lynchbutg the next season.
RME VK His present owner. Mr.. l. Newell,
esssessAsx-Akss has consented, the request OF a
number of breeders TO send him here again. He
will stand at my stable under my care, on liberal
terms, which will be made known IN due time.
JAMES VI. LANGUORNE.
January % WITS
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n.a7'E.y.7' .1XE-HELTES.

TGSF RECEIVED one case patent axe 'he''''
- IA good articlc) for the approaching season.c
CHARLES PHELfo.
Sent d
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE. IL.
Persons usins the Life Medicines advised TO ah %
Pills at night in sufficient quantities to operate two OF ts
times on the bowels in the of the next day. ALSO
spoonful of the Bitters hall hour before eaG a
For those of delicate cncebled constitution nan
quantity may be sufficient.
The above Medicine for sale by D. R. LYMAN. e.
Oct Is wl<m
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C.YT.IVV'B.H C.1$TE.VGS.
NV + have in store, on consignment large guam
w tity of well assorted Castings for sale by the
ton. Merchants buying to sell again will please give
us call. We are authorzedby the tonsignors TO
warrant them TO be OF first metal.
LANCASTER & BRYANT.
Dec. II
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Richard Stiff, Jesse Stuff Vincent Nelson and
Polly his wife, and David Stiff, Defendants.