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Burlington, Oct. |.

- CSSEll'S STOMACH Bl11FRS NAV 10
y used in Wine or waer-The,e ceel "a ed iiiers
are composed purely Of veee al e. Of the inno-
cent yet specific virtues. They recommended pap
ucularlv for restoring weak constitutions clean ing
| and strengthening The stomach, and increasing tho
appee-also preventative aga INST the cholera NOR
bus, fever and asne, removing nausea, vomiting,
heart burning weak mes in the rra>i, pain in ih.
stomach and other symptoms offaulencc and ntlg.,-
ton. One box will tnciure one gallon. Price Is cts.
a lox.
RussELL's 1rcn OINrMENr.-This choice and .sne
ointment Is sand to' superior 70 any now in use. for
that di, agreeable and loah cme ,ea E, the TT II.
This Ointment l. so cear'ain in its operation that
per Ionllel with the al owe disorder on. hi 10 10
| whou, II. 1t is remedy for cmaneous eruption.,
corln'ic a'ec'io - Of the head any other breaking
| ont which aries from sharp humors in The Lood
| Price 25 cts a OK.
Rus Fills VEGETABLE BIlIors FILLS. or family
physc, for genera use, in ca'e> Of Jaundcc, morbid
sen il lily Of the stomach and owc>, loss Of appetite,
ird reath, cosvenes, Pile., and all tease> ari.-
| ing from Hilary derancenens,-al,o ~ Correcting
the state Of the lood and cleansing he system Of
foul and viscld humour, The pills are a mild ca
rhariic, producing neliher "a gripping, nd are
therefore valuable and highly approved medicine.
and pronounced as such he di>ringu, he'd
| physicians. Each lox containing 80 Pills. Price
| 81. cts. OK
| Rns,cll's cecl rated SALT RuErM OIS1MES, This
unqne,tonaly the Is. and .af,t remedy ever ysr
offered The public for that obstinate disorder SA 1t
RHEUM. Where Other means have tailed, it has sue
ceele, and the fact that has een extensively u.ed
y emnen, Practitioners speaks volumes in ITS prai,e.
II is equally eicacious in all d, ea,e> Of the skin
,cad head, ring worms, and the lnvc,erae Itch
&c. &C. Numerous certificates might le oliained,
hut the proprietor chooses that fair trial should The
hox, For sale by J. & J. H. Peck & Co., Theodore
A. Peck & Co., n Of the Mo ar and Rol er Moo,y
Burlington; l,r. G. f. Mile, and Hull & Cook, Hines.
hurgh; S. II. Barne.., Charlotte; l.. jane, Georgia /;
| l.. Tyler, Essex Fuller & Huntington, Richmond
| Also, ly the druggists and merchants generally
| throughout the state '2.9m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-04

y EMOVAL.--J. LEWIS, the Mechanical Den.
IL list, has removed his office to his dwelling on
where he will be able to attend to calls at all hours OF
the day night. Burlington, Oct. 30, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-04

1OS SHEET IRON.
i az boxes Canada Iron,
SO bundles r. G. English do just reed and for
Oct. 10. sale hy Villas, LOOMS 4 Co.
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FOREIGN IRON AND STEEL. English Iron
L from u TO O inches Russia old sable Iron; do
new do DO; Swectes do; Hoop do from to 1 inch ;
Brazers Rods; Spring, cast, german, swedes and
English blister steel Cart and wagon Loxes, finished
Gro bars, by June 10. J. e. J. n. PECK e. Go.
MT. VERNON READER, Polyglott Billie.
Nl Of different skies and bindings, Pocket Bibles
and Ies;a'nens and general assortment Of stationa-
rylusl received from n. York and for .alc W
Colleges ie:25. $. HUNTINGTON.
NOR SALE..-Conmon boards, plank, lining
IL boards, clap boards and floor boards, al the low
est prices, by HlCKOK g. CATLlN.
Burlington, Aug. 10, 1910.
NJ Office to GROCERS & HOTEL KEEPERS
The subscribers keep constantly on hand extern
sive nssortmens of Essences and Syrups also Slough
tons Bters, Wine do. Soda and Scidlitz Powders,
Spices of all kinds Purchasers will find it not for
heir disadvantage TO call uponus..
October %. THEO. A. PECK d Co.
7 IGHT and dark French, English and German
IL Mernoes black blue black and cold Apncs
plain and fg'd Alpaca Cloths. A variety Of coored
Grape Cambletts and Cambleteens for sale very low,
for cash by Sept "a N. LOVELY a. Co.
r lyman & COLE, have on hand an extensive
II assortment of Burlington Mill Co. BROAD
CLOTHS and BEAVER CLOTHS Aiso.-A great
assortment of English Broad Cloths Beaver Cloths
and Casslmeres which they will sell at REDUCED prices.
WANTED.-A few thousand lbs good Fleece Wool
or which cash will be paid. Oct. g. lS4O.
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* OILS.
~ hbls American Lnsced Oil,
10 Tierce> fall sperm do
5 do winter do do
81 bhls refined do do J.& j. II. PECK & Co.
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On TOBACCO.
~ kegs plug Tol acco
40 boxes Cavendi. h do
60 packages sheep do
1000 lis. Leaf do do. Nv J. & J. n. PECK Il Co..
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seeing that it is creation whose happiness
is half generated by m"mory--by the past,
however sad or various"
"Wcrc you ever in Italy, sir7" said the
stranger host, after some conversation on
other matters.
eyes, some ten years ago."
"You travelled over the Alps, Of course I"
ayes, did," said Evanshaw. "The Alps
are dear mountansto me. Their grandeur,
their scenery, their memories, | can appre-
catc to the full but il is extraordinary how
little bit of the heart, how feeling, a par
ticle of lorc, takes precedence with me of all
that is merely mental. saved mans life
on the Alps, and my gratitude to Heaven for
giving me the opportunity of doing so, makes
me daily happy; for | daily give vent to it
ere the labors of the day are entered upon"
"Did you ever meet in Italy with an En-
glshman of the name of Barrow 7"
Barrow! Twas his name; the name OF
him preserved. Is he living! Can l sec
him"
"1hat is for you 10 say. should think
you might, for he sits close to you at this in
stant." And with these words the stranger
barred his wrist, and discovered to his frient
the scar made by VOLTS teeth.
"Domcstic calamiics of all sorts have al
tered me, my dear Evanshaw," said Barrow
after time. "But good philosophy has en-
ablcd you to carry cheerful and unimpaire.
looks, despite of your long poverty. Is cv
cry thing arranged as you like il in -
!. Street.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17

Large sale Ofsplcndid Mahogany
Furniture nj Auction,
[ NEARLY S30OO ,ynnrII

NNthHLf SoUuO WORTHY
WILL SELL. On Thursday, the 20Ll inst, in
i tont of my Ware Room the following Futui-
tnfe, VIZ.
Mahogany Sideboards and China Presses combined.
do Secretaries and Book Cases do
Large do Wardlohes, beautiful articles
do Sofas with spring bottoms (nrw st,lc)
do Washstands with and without Marble IONS
Ladies Work Tables with and without secret drawers
Ladies Cabinets, with Marble tops, aud splcn
did articles,
Large Mahogany Curtain Bedstea,s,
Ladies' do Dressing Tables with and withou, Mar
BILE tops,
Mahogany Dining Tables with pillows and blocks,
do do do with legs,
do Chairs (spendid artice,)
SldcboaIds. Candlestands. Bureaus Music Stools
Ouomans. Fire Se,ee IS, together with many other
articles IN the way Of Furniture.
The above Furniture is all good, will warrant it
to be of rs good materials and pet togethci equal
10 any mnde in the union. j. never was my iuien-
Ton 10 sell this Furniture al auction, but | owe mo
ney and am determined TO sell to enable me TO pay
IT. cordIaI'y invite all persons to call aud
this Furniture the morning Of the sale. Sale TO be
conducted by Payne q Turner.
WM. CROSBIE.
Feb. 10 i2OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17
Valuable STAGES at auction.

TEIHE UNDERSIGNED. executor of The last i'll and
4 testament Of Lindsey Mcdaniel. decd. will on
the 81 Monday in February next, (bring Amherst
Cont day.) before the front door OF the Court
House Of Amherst "nnty, expose 10 sale by way
of public auction, credit OF twelve months, the
purchasers giving bonds with approved personal Sc
curly. number Of valuable Slaves belonging to the
estate of said decedent, consisting of men, women
and children
These Slaves are uncommonly likely, and valua-
bic. aud persons disposed 10 supply themselves wuh
good family Slaves, will find their interest to at
tend. JOHN K. MCDANIEL,
Exo'r. Of Lindsey Mcdaniel, decd.
Ian. % I'VE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17
Valuable FarlMviisc Lots for sale,

NETILL BE SOLD in the town OF FdrmvIl!e, NJ
w the Store door of Mr.. Il. S, Morton. Tor on
the p,emiscs) 10 the highest bidder, on Wednes'
day. The 1911 february 1870, sundry Ln's' be-
longing to Col. James Madison. Several OF the
Lots are situated in the active business part o town
on Main s,,eet. between T.. 5. Mortons ard the
corner lately occupied by Mr. &. C.. Read onr
beautiful unipproved Lnt ON the hull. near MIS-
Riddles; Lot on the river near the landing and
another on the Branch.
The Lots will be sold on credit al six and twelve
n,ouihs purchasers giving bond and approved sec"-
rty I he Sale will be made by us as trustees, under
a Deed If 1,ust recorded la Prince Edward Of
fee 10 secure The payment of ccrian dtbis therein
named. Wewi convey only such title as 10 IN us
vested by said Deed.
ROBERT MORTON, thus
JAMES ". DUNNINGTON, ice,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17
NO TEEE,

WIN proceed belpre the front door Of Allcelia-
-. oout House, on the l6.i day Of March next.
.""' ne'ng the FIST day OF the March Court 1910 for
Nv county, TO execute The foregoing decree acen-
Ns W us terms ami provisions; the SAID Lois
u.s. o. o9 and GU, are all situated IN perhaps tiif
IT, business portion of the town Of Covington, all
lug ON Inc same street with the Court HOUSE, and
- 'iietn Is Gu cross street, immediately OPP
re Tue pubic square; on one OF these Lots, rs
' s, inc Tavern house, now occupied by Rob-
9" skeen. Esq.
SAMUEL B. LOWRY. Deputy for
John perainuer Sher,u of 4 ('ntiuty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17
HUNT 81 MARTIN,
,c,,uOsiae the Post OMfcC,

DElNG determined 10 sell al very reduesd prices
ID all Goods exclusively sdnped 10 the winter
trade respectfully invite the aseniina ofte public 70
their sock of heavy Wooiiens and Linseys Tor Ne
groes, Point. Duifei. Rose and Wnhney Banksu.
Kentucky Jeaus. S.line,,s. French and Enxlsss
Merinos.s ,Shawls, Carpciips, Hearth Rusrs, FH
and Seal Gaps, &c &c. Allof which will he otIrs
ed a, amrse Commission close :he sio.k ~ sps'ss
Dire. .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17
We YECE.

III, persons having CLAIMS against the estate of
N the late Mrs. Ann Tan will please bling them
forward properly authenticated, that speedy stue
m. n, may be- effected: aud those due the estate will
please call and pay.
i. S, MILLER. Exo'r. Of
Mrs. Ann TAFT dec,d
Feb. IS lmli
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17
yLslGMiSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,'

,.,..aei 'emi-reehy, ferery Monday and Thmsday at
Dollars per aanun; payable in adraRce. No sabscrip
ME re-eired fora shorter period than sir month sand
sill be discontinued fereep al The discretion othe
si,,.r,J sstil all arrearages are paid.
-IDVER TISE NE n inserted at so cent, per square
for the first inseron and 81 cenJor erery snbse
<vsss Insertion.
rrJOB PRINTING erecntcd neatly and erpeditiously
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17
commissioners sale of Land i'm Camp
bell county.

Com niissioncrs' sale Of Land i'm Camp
bell county.
R1 virtue al the provisions OF n decree Of the
HO county court of Campbell, pronounced AT the
December tenn 1889. in The case OF Black Nal. vs.
Pann,il &al. the undersigned appointed comm sSion-
ers for the purpose, will proceed. on Saturday tie
18Th day Of January 1870 on the premises, 10 ex =
pose 10 the highest bidder at public AUCTION, the
Tract of Land.
living in the county of Campbell, adjoining the
l. A n ID OF Jno. S. PAYNE and others on
which Ms. hae Black now resides-beug the
same Land 81 which the late John Black, died srized
containing 745 acres or l.ss. The land will be
sold in parcels in whole. the conlmiss ouels shall
Judge To be most cxredient The day of sale, ac
cordng to discretion vested in them by the said
decree.
Mrs Black is entitled 10 hold tins land during
tie year ls40-and the sale will be made subject TO
this r'ghl, the purchaser or purchasers having pos
session for seeding purposes in The fall Of lao and
full possession 90 the Isl day oil January ls4l.
Terms Of sae-One thnd Of The purchase money
to be paid on the LIST Janury Sal and the balance
IN two equal annual inslalmens from that day-thc
purchasers giving bonds with approved personal
security. aud the title retained as additional sccuri.
~.
The title is believed good. but he undersigned
viii COVE, such only The decree aforesaid vests
IN them.
JNO. b. DABNEY.
BOILING CLARKE,
WN. ORGAN.
G. ID. GILLIAN,
JNO. S. PAYNE.
Commissioners.
Dec. 10 IDS
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ru,uE subscriber i'll sell in front OF the Market
u.use in the town of Lynchburg, on Saturday
N, o2nd inst, If not sold privately beiorc thar
"'"'' rOURVAf UABLE SLAVES,
p;,v Sam Harriet and her daughter, 10 years
Of are. belonging the estate OF the late Mrs Ann
IT., these servants are truly valuable. EmiIy and
.,,;., are house servants OF the first order the
mas, pains having been taken to instruct them
in the use Of the Needle lron'nt, Washing
Coating. Sam is sad to be the best
,v.,cr and factory hand in this place. having served
:" I'M, business from asnall boy, These Servants
Inn will known in L,nchbntg 10 rrqnira further
d.sc,,n,iop any persons wishing TO purcas such vii
IA well 10 make some enquiry about them be-
fore the sale.
S. MILLER, Executor Of
MIS-. Aun Tat, de, eased
F.b 13 i22f II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17
Feb. 10
Archibald HKardinS:

TINAKE NOTICE that Oh Tuesday, the oath day
l. of March next, al the house OF Asa Wairoud.
in the County of Puis,ivania We shall proceed 10
take the dispositions OF Thomas Williams and 9th
ers on the goth day Of March next AT the Store Of
Beverly Sydnor, j.. 4 Co., the dcpositlons Of
Robert Easlcy and olhers; aud on The 2Slh day of
March next. the house ol Daniel Nnnnelee, Sen.
in the County of Hallfax Va the deposl,ious of
said Nunneec aud olhers.-to be read rs evidence
in a suit depending in the CHenn Superior Count
Of Law and Chsncery Tor the County ofila'illx,
Va wherein YOU are Comp'a aud Benjamin
Harding DAM Nunuelee, aud Wimbish, Sydnor
N Co. ae Dclrndanls-and should the drposlonS
no, he completed on the days above mentioned, they
will be continued from day day until they are com
pleled. ANIHON1 SfDNOk,
ARMiST'D BARkSDALE,
F.. Y. WIMDlSlI.
Feb. 10 Az
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17

At lie same time and place mentioned in the "a
bove advertisement of Samuel Panniil, Commission
err The undersigned will offer for sale, at public
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17
r. VSs % ~ n q Ee % " s ,

LEWIS and SARAH ANN.
Sold by order Of The county Count OF Campbell,
in the case of Black Us. Black &al.
Terms CASH DANIEL NJ. BLACK.
Admmistrdpro Of I'm. Btack, iced.
Ian. 1E t2lF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17
NEGROES, to wit LOUISA, CROCK.
EFT and AIsAMINTA.

Terms. II months crcdit,--ihe purchaser execu'
ting bond with approved personal security.
The title is believed 10 be good, but the under
signed selling as commissioner, will convey such
title onl, as is vested in him by the deed aforesaid.
SAMUEL PANNILL, Cumr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17
Commissioners sale Of
NEG Hs(nES.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE, pronounced
Ed in The Of - Charlton rs. Charlton" by
Campbell county Couri, at The January Term, $40,
The undersigned Commiss ioner appointed Tor he pur-
pose will Friday, The Dist OF February next, pro-
coed sell. by way of public auction. to the his CHEST
bidder, at the residence of Mrs Michael Black,
tbeng the plantation formerly ownedby Jno. Black
the loilnwiup
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Dec. 10
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-25

:, JOB WORK ofall kind uoatIy executed at
his office. =.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-25
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue of an order of the Court Of Cons
mon Pleas of Tuscarawas county made at May
Term 1888, shall offer for sale on the premises
on the 18th day of Dec. 1910 at II o'clock the
following described real Estate, situate IN Dover
Township, viz. Lot of Land adjoining the
Town of Dover in the county Of Tuscarawas,
commencing in the center of the Wooster Road
one rod north west from the town plat, thence
running south AZ West, seven chains and twen-
ty five hundredth, thence north AZ west six
chains and twenty five hundredth, thence north
43 easl nine chains and forty four hundredih.
thence South 29 East six chains and sixty hund-
redths to the place of beginning, containing FIVE
acres and thirty four perches more or less. The
above land is property of the, estate Of Isaac B,
Lee, late OF Tuscarawas county deceased. 1t is
we'll situated for private residence. Terms Oi
sale made known at the time Of sale.
LUCY LEE, Ad'x,
~ BY B. NJ. Athsrton, Attorney.
,Anec. 7th, 1s46. CIV.
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E S IRA Y!
FASHIONABLE TAILORING

n ~
q OSEPiI w. NEWBURGH, would les
q" spectlully inform his old friends and
the public in general, that he carries on
the above business in all It's various
branches, one door East Of J. |. Smiths
Store, where he may at all times be
fonnd to attend TO all work inlrusted 10
him. He Hatiers himself il will be
done as durable, neat and fashionable,
as it can be done in the country, as no
intends at all times TO keep in his EN-
ploy good competent workman, and he
means to receive the Fashions isamply
provided for.
To accommodate his frieEds in tho
country, he will take nearly all kinds
country produce.
N. B.. One or two apprentices vans
ted Immediately to learn the Tailoring
business. Boys between the age Of Is
and I6, would be preferred. They must
be Of good character, as recommend ~
tions Of industry, honesty, and sobre-
ly, will be required.
Canal Dover, Aug. Is, 1889. IT,
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COURT OF COMMON PLEA s.
TUSCARAWAS COUNTY, OHIO.
IN CHANCERY

Francis Garnant and Pursuant ID a decree
Margaret his Wife ofthis Court rendered
Smith A: Townes Il / I shall nS on the he 18th 18th
y of September next, at the courthouse in
New Philadelphia, offer at4publc Sale
the following described Real Estate, viz. Lot
Number IA in the Town ofDover in said Coun
w. B. N, ATHERTON,
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-
aud eftl BEEN inQ1I fcrnpulcusly mGintAinsd b
pE5flp pfthe numerous, extended
and diversified claims on the Irsasury; it sAS
LIIsss great and psfmlAent objects, with many
lothessshat might b shared. have for series
ofyeafs. malkedby peculiar obstacles and diff
cuItss. bseBsqecsssluly accomplished without
resort to apefInansAt deDt or the aid of a na-
iOnal bank. have wd nos ! right to expect thai
apolicy, the object Ofwfiick has beel.to sustain
the public service Independently of sitheI Of
these fruitlllsource of discOrd, will receive the
fna!sanc,ion Of people whose unbissed and
aiIly elected judgment upon. public affairs is new
I er ultimately wrongi - g. >
The endorsements in tn. pecuniary concerns
of individuals, ofunexampled extent and dura-
tion, have recently existed in this, as in other
epmmercialnatons, is undoubtedly true. To sup
pose it necessary, new to trace these reverses 70
I heir sources, wo uld be reflection on the q
telligence Of my fellows citizens. Whatever
may have been the obscuritY IN which the sub
hjset Masinsolyed during the earliest stages, o.
s the revolution, there cannot ne be many by
i whom the whole question is not fully under.
stood. s~est "
4 Not deeming it,wlthin the constitutional pow
: : ers Of the General Government to repair private
losses sustained BY reverse in business having
no connection with the public service either b,
direct appropriations from the Treasury, or BY
special legislation designed SO secure exclusive
5 sSsin preference to, and at the expence Of tkC
E great mujorityneccessalrly de barred from any
participation in~them, no attempt TO do so al
been nurs, made, recommended, or encoura
Q gerv present Executive.
"niP''Sneu'ed,h however, that the great pur
Asks, mel chantaiument of which the Peiers
" "xosecution ofthe instituted have been lost sigh
freely carried sd %IG distno, ssaS %sca snscsIp% power
C1ons to the slave Cacto sion and 'cparness wL;"I
iactoIs are it has lbssl
station to another, witpn6ne myself within tn
shment by either of the naee ano q SO eareiulI
belong, engaged in the comm ,,nion of ihs S,s,s' @
| submit to your judgments wpence from the ex
ernment, having been the first t. the Federal Go
adequate penalties the slnve-raegs coD.,n,in 20 ass%
clar' II piracy should not be the 6 words, | hav
bid to lis citizens all trade with ,endng any meas
ries on the coast OF Africa; Civ; Prehe"o would,
all nations in this respect, wrar5ed rs trench;Hg
lowed cannot fail to produce &c provisions of III
results in breaking up those dens Uuion. viewin
M.vAeds'1l Govern
,, "' '.. of the States,
WASHINGTON December 5, 1s4hould be exerci