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Advertisements inerted in the WEEsLv HseaLp at 81 90
per square every insertion.
hessrro HssALp-issued every morning. except Sunday,
price oo cents per copy. CoAty subscribers furnished
the rate, FOR any specific period remittance nd
No paper sent, unless paid in advance.
WISELY HxRsLp-issued ever Saturday morning at o.
clock price cents per copy FURNISHED 10 country usscri
hers Al ~ per anrun, IN adyane
requested 10 address their letters t.
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on business must be post raid
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TITS A MELANCHOLY TRUTH. that In tkn eity, -
On ron m to nsss s.s .,ea year 70 year suffering %ds
certain disorder which they focl TO be destructive both body
and mind Deceived and almost broken hearted by the
boassg people, whose 81 papers, they
not how TO in whom TO conde scarcely possible
imagine the Of bodily and misery arising from
Me people here allsdsd 10; myself of is
ertont until the qualifications OF Private Trsate"a fiAtis
and perfect cure OF these complaints but which Ao
has given most abundant opportunity Of witnessing
these facts Many FOR instance have assured with the bit
cres feelings Of regret that they had been led TO take from
10 TO Is bottles Of drops; Others my boxes Of pills. and
Others again have fallen into the hands OF advertising people,
(oe Of the boastiug OF the knd who il afterwards
re1ed have been entirely ignorant Of the different varieties
and changes which these complaints and undergo
son. that nothing Of greater than to ascertain
beforehand something Of the skill and reputation Of the phy
TO be consulted these peculiar Diseases and is this
account deem proper here to give the following statement
Of myself:
bsrgh, snd member Of the college Of Surgeons London Sc,
Sc we'll being the author Of voe expressly these
subjects 1.-The result Of nearly thirty eSPerenoe have
also testimonial from the OF the profession
Sir Ashley Cooper London to the eEnent physicians
Of America br Mott Of New York, and DIR. Hy,iek, Of
Phiadephia and which peraitted to shsw to any
who wishes j. These authorities and qualifications therefore,
allow NE with peculiar satisfon to state, that devote
portion my expressly diseases may be con-
suited my private study my residence IS street.
Those who arc afflicted with any defect or complicated com
tain every possible relief Wilde those who apply in the early
stages Of e disorder will b. agresaby surprised at the imm
date and convenient mode Of care pursued.
Females who wish to state their by post in any
kind Of doubt fear will meet with the faithful and DEL
cate attention. On this would lay the greater stress because
there various affections incident 10 the organs which,
hough resembling eer,.in eonan nevertheless srse
y innocent, and TO which all subject II is truly awful
thing when such fall into the hands Of snskfu
p~,neipled men
For those who wish IT, obliged TO travel little chest
with lock and key hed up containing every thing
for the cure having the little treatise fitted in the Id II
folds the Of certain facts which often deeply
ts,ing TO married people who have no children
With regard 10 structure, gleet depending structure
generally tho consequence of badly treated
be too well knows that all the medicine the wcsd alone,
will IT, Those, however, who residents Of this
city, remain about week under my care, may
perfect a and easy Letters t. he addressed to
slatf DIR. RALPH, Senr. IS Courtlanat ST. NJ.
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H y N A n u :. a 8 :, I R

60 Since the publication of A. GRANDJEAN'S COM
POSITION more than thirty limitations or eountereits
have excessively appeared Now the Pous system eIpo:
rsd by all the BARRIERS Of New York
But one, doubtless will dispute that the author q
GRANDJEAN'S COMPOSITION is the only person who
has especially applied himself with zeal and asduy TO the
researches The he has
eeived testimony of the general satisfaction given
From this date, Mr. A. GRANDJEAN promises according
TO his convcoa TO perform extraordinary all
vho will give him their confidence and who will permit
him tn exercise A. according the and the different
affections Of the Pous system He appreciates and combines
with creumspsction all the prescriptions given In the best
ho giving preference TO his remedies except where
the requires it, and where morsver experience for
many years confirms its efficacy.
The principal remedies st Paste, the OF which
guarantees the inhe Of xEROTRISlA, and the Ten
Of the scalp Of letter nature tt which most generally
net with on the heads Of young children.
ID. Oderfersss Liquid the employs Of which, short
time, cures HYDROTRISIA.
3D. pscsIer Plaster and DoThoree Cop for the treat
men Of Bdacssand 6rudy prescriptions according 10 the
different cases and constitutions.
Approved recon mended BY the N Y. Medical Facnty
0shee, Barclay st., No l. Astor House. az 3m.
nR HULL's RADICAL CURE OF RUPTUREs-of
~ fee vcsey street, Astor Houss-A Surgeon of Is years
practice constant attendance Guarantees Of radical
given in all Of reducble rapture s strength and
sttstional health Of the patient being otherwise snmpared
With proper adaptation Dr. Hull Truss perfectly 10
tain the upsre without paa the least danger TO the patient
or the slightest interruptions 10 exercise business
Attendance given in private houses whore required and
afttr O'Clock, by the Office Surgeon
~ BPatens cautioned against trusting TO spurious
yentions Of Tru.se advertised upon ul
None unless they bear The signature Of AMOS O.
HULL-and the only Office in New York Is the original
formerly in Fulton street. but at No. Vesey street. Aston
Hase. a30 cod ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-17
CELEBRATED EYE
WATER

w IA j En-
nR FRANCiSS celebrated Eye Water IL adapted 10 sli
~ anaory sessss Of the eye. hes been tried and has
sSscseded in casewhes hope had Aed whsa faculty Of
medicine had de- carsd the sufferer be ncurabs ~
afasd to weakness Of sight and will those nebSlous
seay dead cloudy appearances equsy known by the
C~taacs Eyes that have hesn diseased years. this Eye
Water hss made perfect cure IN fow days
CERTIFICATES.
From the Rev Mr. Davis pastor of the Church at BuAssv,
~ York.
Tins is 70 certify that poor maa whom have bee. &C.
quaated with for e, and after spending nine months in
eye R6rmary discharged the Physcians the nsttu
ton with what they termed Cataract SO that he
Ties only being used removed the surprise who knew
him. and he with that eye we'll ever he did
feel it my duty give this information Cor the benefit
Psbhe.
Gentleman by the Of Brady, having Catarast on
each after spending eighteen months with of the first
Ocuiss in the city, given up incurae. After using
DR. Franes Eye Water only days. his eyes perfectly
restored to the establishment Of all his acquantances
Another that OF alter spending Twelve
nenhs eye n6rmary discharged inourabe with
nebula each eye. SO that he almost blindand after
using Dr. Franc Eye Water but few days. has recovered
his sight perfectly.
The Rev j. Harrison a Thompson Street. having procured
bottle Of the above for Mrs Harsons eyes-says to his
toaishmeAt il has removed the dmne and pain which had
been for had used different eye
ters bat they all failed therefore, hope the public win
appreciate its value.
The Rev. D. Dunbar says, from the testimony Of those who
have used the Eye Water prepared by Dr. Francis have
hesitation recommending the special notice Of the
lie, Hsstimsble remedy. DUNCAN DUNBAR,
Pastor Of the McDsueal Street Church.
be distinguished from the natural and will perform every
lion Of that organ without giving the slightest pain and for his
great this art he has received diploma,
10 Barclay street New York. NILS sm&W
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-17

ID COO Tor the Of Gonorrh9a elects, Structures and
anal agou4 complaint, OF the organs of generation
O all remedies discovered Cor the above compa this
% the most certain.
gard 10 diet, drink exposure, change m application 10 b
Dess.
public f the mescine docs not speak Cor ITSELF shall
speak FOR IT, Our Objects TO notify where be had, AID
that the proprietor single Of recent Conorrha
he brought in which the mixture will not eject rapid cure
under forfeiture of $780,
This disease that unfortunately psrvades AL ranks 81 90
ssty-hgh low sich and poor matrimonial and single They
presented With remedy by wiaeh they can cure
themselves without the least exposure, the sso ums pos
ssble. - -
Further the dsese cspsot be contracted u dose OF the
Mixture is taken al night going to ses when exposed.
al 81 abo, One bottle lasts week. which generally cures
~ ~. on,, ~ DR. WI H. MINORS Drug Store No
os Broadway corner Dsy street. Franklin House ~ fcrh-
and at Jone. Hstchnson corner OF Chestnut and Ih sh
phraJs,.,. m2-3ms
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JOSEPH GILLOTT'S
PA TENT STEEL PENS


No sekman
II
r~h d ii time IN clos pHh and ny % emPoed puh h ad. rel
~ q those ii h blaine
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16
YO Y'R.sssEEEEkS.

T,tIE LINE ofMAIL COACHESfor Richmond,
L will, until further notice, leave II 3 O'clock,
A. NJ, By Fsrnville, on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays; aud by Gainesville Oh Tuesdays, Thus
days and Saturdays, and arrive at Richmond in time
for the Northern Cars.
There is less night tyarei on his than any other
Line 10 Richmond, aud Passengers for the Northern
Cities, will fnd this as safe, comfortable and as ex-
pedient as any other Line.
The line FOR Salem, Fincastle, Sweet Springs,
White Sulphur and Lcwisburg, leaves Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, connecting at Salem with
the line 10 Knoxville. Nashville, &C., and al Lew
isburg with the line 10 Guyandoie. Our Teams and
Coaches are good, our Drivers are careful and sober,
and the proprietors will use every exertion to please
their passonge 5. d. PATTESON d Co.
Aprill w6m
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POETICAs..


81 nv MIS-. slsapnSEs.
Have ve not sres Him, wlen through partsel SHOWS
Wake the Grs, k~iniUnes Of tie vernal gfoenf
wbeu meath its modest yea the afbutus blows,
And the blue violet bursts rs messy screen
wlaen ,i,e wild rose. tina, asks usaorists care,
pnioldesh is fich lcsss-, bare &c not seen Him there
Have va amt sren Him, wlen the infants eye,
Through its ssi- hit sapphire window, shows The mind :
When in the trembling Of the tear o. SIGH
Floats forth that essence, trembling and refined :
SAY We not Him the Author Of out trust,
Who bread 81 the breath Of life into a flanie OF dust
Have We not keard Him, when the tunefai nii
Casts of its icy chains, and tenps away
Ia rhuniers echoing from hill 10 hill :
In song OF birds, al break OF summers day !
Or in the Oceans everlasting roar.
Battling the old, grey rocks, that siernls guard hs shofe'
When in the Stiffness Of fo sabbath morn.
The week. dread cares 10 Irruqnil slumberiest,
When in the heart tho holy thought is born,
And Heavens high impulse warns the waiting hreast'
Have We not ft Him, when your soicelers prayer
$ sellcd on, ia tones Of praise, announcing God Naa there
She,r as me Father II 90 fail 10 trnee
His chariot, when the stars majestic roll,
His pencil mid carth's ioseliness md grace,
Ills presence, in the sabbath Of the soul,
How can you see Him, 1.-The day of dread,
wlen, to assembled soilds, the Book d Doom IS read
. Moo 81 Jnhn wv
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TERMS.


Per session eff, e ,ne.ii., ps,ssI. in advance.
Tuition in O,thoRtaphy. Reading q Wrtiag, sig 80
=" English Grammar, Geography, HIS
tory. Aruhmeiiea and Composition. 10 %
Ancient Languages, Mathematics
Chemistry, Moral. Natural and Itlellec-
tusi Philosophy, Rhetoric and Logic. 90 90
All communication addressed u tie subscribed
at Lynthburg, will meet with prompt attention.
j. v. GOODMAN.
The attention Of tie public is directed to 1.-THE fol-
loving recommendation
Feeling a deep interest IN the cause of Education,
beg leave to commend TO the community The Key.
Mr.. Goodman. as a gentlepran Of high literary attain
meuls, aud capt 10 teacl"
ItglYes me much peasnre 10 state that he has
conducted II school lpth VICINITY, nueht 10 his own
credit, 10 the improvement oil ms pupils, aon to me
entire satisfaction Of he parents OF the children en-
trusted TO his cllnge. The rapid progress made by
his scholars, as eviseed by an examination which ]
recently attended, bears ample testimony TO the ex-
celleney Of his mode Of conveying instruction..
He wlIbe found an accomplished scholar, gen
tleman pod Christian. il. BARCLAY, MI.
Scoasv1e, Sept. 9Th, 1893.
The Peg'd, Mr.. Goodman prosposes 10 establish a
Sohoolln Lyoclburg. lie has been teaching, dur
ing HE last twelve months, in the county OF AlDe-
my1c, aud has had one OF my sons under his care.
Bfs reputation foi piety, intelligence, Learnt & and
fitness Tor the office Of Teacher, IS high and the pro
efess aud improvement OF my son. authorize me 10
believe. that Mr.. Goodman well deserves the reputa-
ton he has acquired. GEO. NJ. PAYNE.
lnglcside, Buckingham Co. Sept. 2ls'. 1888.
THIS certifes, that Mr.. James W. Goodman, a
graduate Of 1887, at this College, is gentleman Of
nnesceptlonablo moral character and highly respec-
table literary attainments. lie is. in my judgment,
possessed OF the requisite qualifications for a Pre-
ceptor. and entirely deserving OF confidence and pa
tronage. N. LORD, President
Of Dartmouth College.
Dartmouth College, Feb. q, 1883.
- RIETuT .. linn navt1 Rp1aa & NJ
II. Garland, VIM. Daniel, Jr. Esqr., Colo. Lang
horne, j. M. Gordon, John IIollins, Rev. A.. b.
Smith, Lynchburg.-J. w. Saunders. V. w. Solth-
all, I. w. Gllmer, Esqrs, Charlotlesviile.-Kev'd
Robert liyland, Rev. J. Il. Taylor. Ric hmond.
CT The Richmond Religious Herald viii please
TO insert the above, once a fortnight for three times,
aud forward its account to this Once FOR payment.
August 10 WITS
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AlEAF FROM n PUBLIC ALBUM,

a LEAE FGVh II Atbt
Krrr AT NIAGARA FALLS.
Old Twopercent Inns got tho news
brought pui bY the Great Western
And poevish Misa Twopercent,
Who's hcaIt for him dies beet yenrn,
SAYS. "Ietis go and see the luwrt Fail,
That newspaper pore not on
go, curse he Fall o. saya he,
"rhink Of the tn of e0kfoa.' Sea Island.
The Falls are cleyer-auiic SO hnl they do mt hnnswrr
NV M when the weather is 'o, | prefer looking nj en hem
era,in ofihnm IA tle 'oase. j. !. Of England.
lanl N forcsi. lake aud tiscf.
Pleasant wales. and nountoius grand,
Glrr. like the sky, fo,Frer
bends above my native land. 4. n.
The Fail ere certainly sety preu. | tlink they would
look sweet by moonlight.
Cafoiae -, Of Hareriy Place.
Ifall the water that ever tel
ovs the Fails, could be
Collected together in one place,
'TWuBld make another sea.
Il. u. ef Segiack, Conn.
Iferc tic rLea9 capf cafa4nct
Roars with carh-eon,ulsing ihand,Ti
From its Throne OF rocks eIefnHl-
IhfuA like n cuHuuef0f, with " ondur
Thy daring deeds the world astounding,
ItPasses giory's rainbow apderi
cosaopoiife.
Let fhose, WIN Uei ~s,., "a weak element, ol,se5,e ia
strength here Nature ts generally WISE and prudent ba, here
she - nnrTusideui the wafer nnwcr wasted br,e ,,aali -
my saw mills. ULsdpyieh pop-C,. or cas.eess.
The White ERm h flashing
NH1 diamonds sisay,
The toneHt Is daslunr,
Away, nsaxt
Ibe rainbow - flashing
Its arch orf the spmV p
And the dinner bells ringing,
Away, away
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FOR SALE,
TIE JE:.ISIEL.I'G TOW HOTEL,


tTySi A LARGE and commodious BUILDING.
lGiiI with twenty rooms, conveniently arranged.
-aA+R and supplied with necessary furniture, &c,
situated on Third street, near the centre of the
town.
The subscribers would prefer private sale Of the
properly, for which they would give a good barg ain.
ana liberal time 10 make the pay ment. which miebt
be divided To SUIT the purchaser. We need not saw
that Lynchburg is now in a rapid state of improve.
n'ent, asthc Canal will be completed up to that place
by December next.
II mot sold by the loth day of October next. we
shall, on that day, offer it lot sale to the liehes,
bidder, upon the following terms one third cash
tue balance in one aud two years, requlrino. rLe
purchaser to secure the payment by bond and an.
proved security or a deefof trust upon the proper.
" To secure the purchase money. If however ,
private sale shall be made before The l2th Oc,ohe,
aot'ee oitlle same will be glven
July % 49,
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LANCASTER Il BRYANT,

LANCASTER Il BRYANT,
WI on hand u large and general assortmeh,
IL OF Groceries consisting, IN part, of the fol
loving articles
35 hhds. ST. Croix, =. Rico and n. O. Sugars,
5000 lbs. double and single Loaf do
$50 bags Java, old Wine aud Green Coffee,
5000 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather,
5000 do Manchester Cotton Vans,
1000 do Lynchburg do do
800 do Raw Cotton,
GO boxes Imperial, Gunpowder & hyson Teas,
40 do Turpentine Soap,
40 do Tallow Candles,
100 kegs Nails, assorted sizes,
100 do Blasting Powder.
80 do Dupont's Gunpowder,
$50 bags Shot,
Is bbls. Roe IIerrings,
% do Picking Vinegar,
80 hhds. and tierces Molasses,
40 bbis. Tanners OIL,
10 do Cream Ale,
% do n. G. Tar,
10 hali-pipes sup. Cognac Brandy,
30 bbls. American do
80 hhds. and bbls. Jamaica, Antigua and n. Z.
Rum.
Is half pipes aud bbls. 5. NJ. Wine,
~ Dbls. India do
As do Malaga do
30 boxes Muscat do
10 bbls. Country Gin,
| plpe Holland do
80 bbls. old Rye and Rectifed Whiskev,
as do common do
20 bbls. old Apple Brandy.
With a variety of other articles in the Grocery
Line, too tedious 10 mention all OF which they offer
ior sale low, for cash. or in exchange for country
produce.
August % Is
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E.J.V'D FOR S,gEE.

'k'HE SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell his Tract
Il OF Land lyiag in the county of Patrick, on the
waters OF Mill Creek and Mayo rivers. Containing
about 700 ACRES, with a good framed
fTTT3 DWELLING HOUSE, <vz.
EA" good Kitchen, smokehouse, Barn, and iii
49, all other necessary out houses. -E.H
The LAND has on il several good Ample Orchards.
suHictent to make five or SIX hundred gallons Of
brandy of Fall, with a good MILL SEAT on il.
There is a large plantation cleared on the land sniff.
c'eot to work Sor 10 hands TO an advantage, with a
considerable quantity YET TO clear, Of good tobacco
land. The land is well watered, and is m a healthy
ana wealthy neighborhood. The subscriber being
determined 10 sell, will offer his land for sale. on the
first day Of October next, by way of public sale. The
purchaser paying one-third OF the money down, a
cfedt OF | aud ? years will be given on The balance
by the purchaser giving bond aud approved security.
Al persons wishing To purchase a bargain in land,
would do well. o attend this sale, as | am determined
10 sell. JOHN ~POlNDENTER.
Patrick, July 8 wl1Or
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n valuable Tract OfLand
FOR S.1LE.

PURSUANT 10 a decree of he Circuit SUPERB
i OF Court of Law and Chancety, for the coun-
~ OF Bedford, rendered on he 9th day Of November,
1888, in The case Of VIM. II. Cabell and Agnes his
wife, and others, Plaintiffs, against James Campbell,
late executor Of james G~watklns, deceased, aud 9th.
ers. Defendants. The undersigned, a commissioner
for that purpose, will proceed TO sell, on the prem
srs. To the highest bidder,a AT auction, on Wednesday,,
the 10th day of October, 1899, II fair, If not, The nexi
fair day thereafter, the
Tract OF Land,
named in the decree; Wing on The waters of Goose
Creek, il Bedford county, containing by old survey
S9G Acres,
more or less. Oh i credit of 6, IL and IL months, the
purchaser T. give bond with nudoubled security. and
the TILE ,etained until the purchase money is paid.
Ny friend, Joseph Coier, Esq. will show the Land
10 asy one wishing IN purchase.
THOMAS A, HOLCOMBE.
Commissioner.
Sept. . wtl6O If
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Tnr UsE % SPEorAcLrs-Tbe last number Of
the Boston Medical aud Surgical Jonr4l has The fol.
loving remarks IN reference To the use Of spectacles.
1hes are d" important II true aad W. see no reason
10 DOUBT then accuracy.
Is one OF the gross mistakes uf approaching
age thai people at suck time imagine a necessity for
sreeiaeles, when, IN fact. IN riphiy cases IN, or f,
hundred, The eye sight Is positively Injured by them.
IL VIC iAmper with our eyes. dndiuletpose ellsses be.
tween the cofgca aud the object. a re.nodiGcaio,
ana re-adJustncHt e the pants within necessarily
tallow-aBd when tbis new arrangement has mn
oeeh eslaehslled, II Is no easy matter To restore
the organsto their fufner primitive condition Aae
brings with 1t n relaxation Of the tension nj all
The lfsses. and The eye sunets temporarily v,lh
Inc e"re system but soon e-acts having within
us own consultation a principal of adaptation. ac.
eotding 10 the ciIeumstauccs. hnbits and -
tion OF The individual. From iotv. Gya - co..
y period when glasses are etronenusiy s,pros,J -
dlspensole' were they moi resorled to at all nhbounh
'hsre be a detective vision at the fotmrr focal 1Fs.
lance IN reading, Ion example, the sight Womb so,,
oeE'h % improve aud hoaly, 10 al inlenis and ppr-
poses, III d majority otinstances, would be ;, .es,,b.
dislied. ~ =
Hs a law, ana strange IT is that its indications ~
not more observed, that The eyr, nj every pr,,od If
lie, viii accommodate itself 10 HE wants and neccss,
aes oil lhe indHidua-provided II is moi afliGc,all,
de'anged. Imperfect vision, The evils NJ re,,si,l,'
eoness, and The nlislpriuneof noi seeing d,s,intciy :,
old age, were never heatd ufas being uni,ers,i ~ "a
opticians had become numerous. We do MOI d.n,
the ntih'y OF speciacles after they have h.c, ,osa,,'
ed to but we perfectly agree with NJ, W,tlano
saying mat ! they are rarely necessary. Near.siphtrd
chhdren are oiien kept IN that stale ,h,oupb III. H..
being early furnished with concaye .nec,acla:,
wahho'h them altogether, md The eve womb IN
eNaot opeu'ehee toihe laws of lis rpaniyation od,,,
"seii to the labor required. Bur wien ,Le ~
are once put on, they must ever after he ,cs,iosJ
inca'eu'ao'e injury has been the result of the f,lty
oil wearing glasses. Both gentlemen and ,ndi..s
~ me spflng tide of you'd. whose eyes are vi,hon, =
s,"g'e ne'ee'' peep through these useless apendages
~ supposeu seH"h}' an a permanent and lncurabIc
difhculiy ensnes, which time has mn ow - W.
rect "hlel consists ia a want OF agreement, IN ,he
locus n' the Two organs. Unless the surface ~
"h'eh'h image impinges on the retin, pe,(cguv I,
gre" W ooth eyes, there win be distorted and in1is.
glasses Produces" F''i'e'
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VOTgCE.

N Cling under a decree of the Circuit Superior
"a Cnurt OF Law and Chance,y ror the county of
NELSON, shalt, on the eth day Of September next,
upon we premises, oiier ior sale, Tor cash, the
of assigned TO Ohio W. Garter. unnn
tue DIVISION OF the Walnut Grove Estate. This
Land hes on Piney River, and adioins the lands of
Daniel Warwick. II will be sold to the hipbes,
bidder in conformity with the decree, which will be
exhibited on the day of sale.
WM. F. CARTER, Conn.
August o. o,S