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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20
Form of a pontr of .90orncy 10 Tote By Progy.
nANk nE NIHGINi.l

BANK OF NIRt;INfA.
THE general meeting Of the Stockholders of the Bank 81
Virginia. will he le the pantg liuise, IN the cy OF
Richmond on the Monday, f?,b cf Jarnary
provided y te 9Th o the act of the General Assrh
bis, passed March 18th, 1872
a eli director &C Bank shall hereafter vote 'y
PROXY any tokod"r any eec ION n Directors Or onrets
az shall airy proxy be- valid which shall have been
executed SIXTY days hefne The Tim, of IN election"
asa providers, that mo ffesden o Orfoo: u
ay savings Bank agent ofany Manufacturing MIN.
ing Company, shall he hereafter tsbe etinr Of any Bank
j. ". PEGRAM Cashier.
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FARMERS BANK OF riRGISIA.-1i:c general meeting ct
TIE cauties nf the Farmers Rank al Virginia VI. ~
held II, ihei Banking House, HE ty al Ecnand, on We'd
nesda:. ihr iiIh dav If ,rna,y. et
An Art Of Assembly passed March j l5la, provides. I"
OIcr Director Bank shall hereafter vote v proxy Tor
Stakeholder in ci.ri0n If DIRECTIONS ar Uicrs o Il
Bank shall proxy b. valid which shall have heeh
executed SIXTY day before The Of ANY rlcctui
ihe Act pi"v That tarr Ill. nrA; annaal meeting.
Nc resie, Drr, &c any Slvns> BANK, ~ gene 'a
Agent Of any M:uf cniing Mining COMPANY, shall be
- hereafter eligible Director of any Bank"
Noveu.rr u, 1872. J. &. BLAIR, Cas"tr.
Form IF powr IF Attorney 10 IOte by Prory.
Know nj. y ihrsc Presents, 1h., Of
do hereby appoint tobe substitute an i
proxy for, ana i'll na!:e ard brha!f, to vote ~ IA!
Election Uac,o uf the Farmers Bank oi VIZ
GINA; and furthermore, rbe substitute proxy, 10 re-
II :ll meetings OF lie Stockholders o 'n'
Farmers Bank Of Virginia, and name and lt la'',
rse ting the cnacn. repeating. arcnin. such hyc
,aws odinanrr rrsu!os he dermr, necessary ana
convenient fr the Cf the aid Dana In witn"ss
whereof, have hefeunto set mana ana seal
day of IN tile yenr
S,a,,i and delivered in the prrsrnrc uf lsg.L
NV IS .s-tliJ
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ISch1GnLe ::

SchtdWc:
THE RICHMOND COTTON MANrFAcToRY.
Building. h1scment sonr tho remainder brick, 1--WE stories
h:--.rnrh 0s hldns hundred ana fo-''ui t', 'e"I-
w.;i 81 i;to fnty feet dtolirwa projecting IN oh uofce
Basement.
used for packing two yarn nan one h.n. pre-
~r s s I 'p nl yC %S OUTSIDE
feet wiie twenty feet dame:"r
SscOnd Story.
One hundred aud looms, Laf ii With are new, one ufn
il. lathe.
Thrytwo Paterson cards, thirty inchfs wtc w,n ralwn!
and dr.wia. hrad,wtn;ysx aitrwan cards Eighteen INCHES
wide d,o !i" nine drawing iramts' thirteen 'peeue''
four ,rladn: frames .
., Paterson thros,'es, containing e.fo srndles
% n,no,,s Il, il 1s,I,, smeS do do I3s5
r,,,, s,O1es 1854
Two spooins frames. containing wery-siS hacks twevf
reels one banding machine. and one turning lathe
Fttih S0rn.
o, br,dred and feet Ions. thirty and half feet
wG four hundred ard ssern splnit1 rat csh'
hundred and -four, warpng machines six dressing MA
chimes.
Lift FIR Lumbfr-P Picking House.
stories, forty Enr by twcnyonr feet clear h'k twenty
roaln, willow, ;ee pc@er ard lap maclnfs i,h
inches wIderate sontlce picker ana zap n'chss e,s,,
inches widcMat,cawan-wo bait CARDS. csiceh "c"es "e'
Lumber House
Ftvcirl br eighteen stories and loft, BRICK
Smiths Stop.
Thirty b twenty feet clear brick-soke for
n.rn- d Authorizations sufficient for hundred aad M!
Managers aud tencmen for four aies-oe'>
twenty-five by fourteen feet, brick -, ~,
The urehay and water wheels nearly ncw-thc iaef-
son rosc preparation rnGthc Matisa"an thosues
and rnnraiio cren-pa!t looms prime order
the remainder have WORK nearly finished to make them eaa
to new looms. J, -, ,:..a y,
Crnpa, hundred and twenty inccs neary a o'
under pres. ~ three and half feet at The CANAL
Tine l,,s are capable Of producing twenty-five orsand me
hundred Yards SlnEs ad oznahnEss per week. S1 os'
The piadies capable Of producing IN addition 10 ~ =,
the yarns w0vc, per week, go, "
To, n,,I,,, or r,c,,ry ne, week 1867
Requires /. hundred aud sky hands, :. -,
Nov. ID " -
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Dec.6

NrOTiCE-lh. Franklin Manufacturing Company have Az
~ pointed A. s Maddox their Agent, who VII; nc FURNISHED 81
his store TWO doors below the Bank Virginia, with la;rt
,upry Of all the varieties Writing Paper made al their VIII
yz Foscap acap packet post and letter Paper, ell when liz
vii, sell by wholesale aad retail such prices Cannot fan 70
satisfy public. City and country merchants aud CITIZENS OF
his
and see ii II is go 10 encourage domestic 'aha
facnrrs RICHARD WHITFIELD, Presdrat
oct J.. lS4l. T."
"a EGEO HIRING The sub4cer again offers his services '"
~ the pubic III is business as the tine FOR mr.
ng ont i. near His endeavor will he a. give that alien
non which the interests req:rein sickness cape
r;ally. .,,
he still continues 10 attend the collection Of debts OF every
description, renting out houses, &c.
Richard c. Tunsa who has 70! several years been ass"
'' ~ ' " RICHARD HILL, Jr,
Office uvr the Euqu Office,
Main street, corner below the Gin -
~ N HI-t5J
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II, - n

NOTICE To THE CgLUllOK OF T.. +. NltkhtA'
~ E>o-Te creators OF M Edmund +. Wrkham are re-
quesei known. without delay 70 the un.-Eed Jas
Irons al Richmond and character o Their CLAIMS
satin, due by bond, no;c open account ana
when Those having claims By open account must obtain
acknowledgment of them by Mr. WicAhaii a. Is
much the interest e the ediio a. We'll n 81
SIR Wickau,, stocks. and ocr pcri>ahie pro-
p-y as ell remaining slaves, should he sold upon ea
SOFA credit creditor requested 20 state, in wrn2 hts
upon point wiho; the assent OF the creditors ths
sa.-s be for cash.
The postage paid upon all through the
mails. JOIN \: AZ" Lii, Trustees.
II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

I,LSnN GREEN FEMALE SEMINARY-ihe sfho9l he,c .
Il r- c0 ted at El.on Green in Caroline, 10y the aie ;s
TAiacfro will he continued the ensuing yea, nue @
c-.c q M and Mrs Tod commencing Tie 5ih OF January
terminating on the 18th December following allowing 'e
oi August as vacation The present ffecrpuess, %
i. Vrl y or,irus 10 c;ve ns,icton in all te branSh
II IN Enr Eluca,in, toc.the, with French and Music.
'"1'-i o." i'''l , az" - lu' 49,. 80 SG0
-" 4O''"''hS va! a"ir hdi 10 "u'"'s'' s
<rtas!ts, i0He.-, &c, In
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Farm of a Poner IF attorney.
KNOX. AL MEN llY THESE rLcSENr.i. Ihal

FHTM n I'ONtF q -I'IWHrV'
KNOW ALL MEN ny THESE PRESENTS, That
Hereby appoint
10 he substitute and PROXY far an! III name ana
Of DIrertr Directors O the la"
W, ~, ,i,,;,. mi fir.b.,p,r. IN r,n,escnt al!
meetings e TIE Stockholders If said Tank, ard in
aId i,"ta 10 vote ttsitc'l;'.
pran- amending Bylaws, Ordinance. Rsgnit"' rs
.ay necessary and convenient for tic government ard
,,,n,"cnen, az the said Rank as fuly ~ might
ar could were personally present.
WITNESS hand and seal this day ot
lei l'E'Li
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AN NOTICE John r. Cooke and John o. Seger, oil Rlcii
L. ,no,d have formed professional coaneaun.
They in practise together in the Cont Of Appeals The fede
n, CARTS and the Court OF Chancery, III Richmond .
John o. Ste will practise separately the common law sde
Of the Circuit Superior Court IT Richmond aad IN me .l Of
MISC in and nio Courts Of Powhaia
and the Superior Court of Amelia. =,
John r. will practise separately, eetoioIt III the
Western Count OF Appeals, 4, Le~isbuIg - =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

c,pIE,.T FEMALE SCHOOL Loas,err GROVE. ESSEX
y CorsrY-Iie subscriber takes this nistlot ~ ihi ,
,trcns n his Seminary and lie Ilhie generally st us heA
v c,nmeuce on the Monday in January next, and
on The ach Of December follow ing with vacation :"
six weeks during months Of August and selembc ne hs
i'd in again engaging the services Of Miss ainaa =
(od,icl given. he believes, tie mos: entire saac-
lion TO all w!:o have heretofore encouraged her
Tor and Tuition in all or any OF me hnssn b'ahcnr co
for the scholastic term, including painting roocsy' &C. !"
French. ;, ran, ;-.,.,,., IN
nhs," on .a'o o''N' e 40
tn. Srccl i located in neishohood agreeable and heai
nv near Ike road leading om Richmond To Tafpatannfk
hin y f.c mes farmer and eight of The latter place.
As The ina. scholars will be ned il would be Wen Inr
these disposed the School their patronage, 10 III re ca'
application. .,,n., u,
' RICHARD /. CONVICTION.
oe,,oc g Criswod ESQ Richnond; renja,nn II. Wal
ke Lancaster; Messrs John D. MeGill and Wa,, eay a
Young ard Treble Essex md Msssrs Richardson he"S
and F. d. Pisso;t James ot.y s,.o
Bss2
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AND FOR SALE offer FOR sale the Tract Of Land on win,
city Richmond and mile from the Brooke turnpike. II
ag tho chickahoniny r;seri2 acres oil iIh'u, anu .
and fraction of low grounds ere nnrre
being in the original growthcon;anins good wool ana exec.
barrel and other Siyiv five acres nt low s"nus anu
Of the upans have been seeded IN clover ana clu
from which plentiful crop OF hay was cut last summer anu u
in improving condition. To the Land from i'rsh
Cana has been from extreme rii % We low
grounds the other upwards Of o0o Yards IN 'eigi ana near
~ ~ wide Throughout this extent, u mas nceh regularly
yke and banked and by his body o 5s c iihd "a
found in the nerhhoihood has been enfey fecai'ea-
cultivated ex?crImcEt on m ~ Inc 10
land 600 hills Of tobacco and rn war aeG III say
tii injured by hai - any III
Virginia. unreared high land Is tobacco lnd o Grst rae
qaay The crop Corn, IN: high 'and, VIII lc he
hundred barrels The land abounfs IN mari
hui ii used only limited extent The improvement
are rain The dwelling house IL o wood with rooms
nn thoroughly repaired The out houses ron
sis, Of new Kitchen with excellent aundr: with
,ns ice house. ana we'll of Tie best water The garden Is
r,, f n ces-S productive in every description OF veee
crnan,entrd h variety of flowers aud plants
Nv stables for and horses. cribs good tars hay
nd the accommodation oil my neuoeS
h.eye il 10 be heahy spa, any ohe found anywhere
This ,roc was formerly divided into two Of rather an I'm
,rs each aud desired will he again divided aud snid srpn
cv invite 10 visit the property NJ terms Nj
ha Il not sold privately beine the lst day u
January Wa ''' GEO II. KENYON.
53-tds
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SALE OF NEGKOE>vl nc sold, credit al IL moniii-
- on Tuesday, 9th day Of December next, my residence
miles Northwest "f Orange Court ase nineteen valuable
Slaves Estate Of Joseph Clark deceased Also,
10 shares Of the Swift Run Gap Turnpike Company
". Ii. CLARK,
Executor Of Joseph Clark, decreased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF GLOUCESTER larD.Ilhe
Undersigned Commissioners under The a'horts 81
uf Crcu Su.erio Court of Law and Chancey Tor "ioue
coary pronounced in The of Curtis vs. cfke' d. s
p ffa nj sail Court l8i2 and an amended a.ce' ,h,
lrccednr October term Will, The sth nay 81 1aH'S
ne ff IL nat fair day offer Tor SAFE on rue
'les, well known and valuable ,rto' oil Ll .aeu
ron -r an Ycrk river in the county Gloucester Puron
Contains upwards OF a0 of aad, $40 OF which are hish
Attached to ii an extensive marsh, particularly adapted
70 an abundant supply Of fish and oysters may be OBJ
hned York riyer which the land stna;rd tie Is
Place the suited Tor planting oysters which has
he profitable business There ~ an abundant supply
u uh aaj, within convecnt distance oi the rirer,
Where it viii always command ready SALE .
The believed 10 he indspuabe though we VIII make
suc deed 10 The purchaser warranted making
One half Of The purchase money VIII
tie rcqnyed aud the other half ut the expiration o! II
monlls The day of sale.
S as5.sS S" % S'@s5fhAl Commissioners
NV. % 57-Sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

,rur BOOKER GOLD NINE STILL ~ MARkET-owins
10 III. .clsincncy a'her, ihs vaaabi. pHpery Is
offered he highest biaueI ios ei>i
IN ss on the 2s:n instant fair, II not fair, me IcAt
f,tAg Il, tie nader which this property i' o'ea "i
"a Am 20 sell but tie greater par o. NV
puc money il 10 he PAID 10 refna'd & Booker Ed an
siErpl IA i'm /, say that lie give accommodating terms
- 49,! '''''' ''""e' 0' WV f'F' GEO H. MATTHEWS.
C:-aawids
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Nov ~

NNTESSiEE SAIL. OF SIAN .s.S.n Ill ic sold Il, pubi
~ ac,on without reserve flr ready MONEY, al Sabot I'M
Goocland county, "a pat of the Dover Estate on ffay' .h
3sh instant from - valuable, we'll trained Plantation
Hands eu.arin. womr boys and girls, good Iaok
smith Wherwrigh, Shoemaker TaioTcss &c. 1cnan. q"
them youn- ard likely JOHN BRoc kENB"os W.
WM. n. MACFARLAhD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

Z 1.lCE-, rcti,a; will hc presented 10 ie present. g
a sncd the ,i.; al tie Commonwealth 10 :" u. ~
- Sol an n sc,t IN III. city Of Rhmond, a ~ 'nnis "i'
'" '''': '.''''' hi' "'''' Wv MARY ROPER.
po- Il, G3-2aw5w
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r,,RST SALE OF LAND, NEGEuE 81 nt.'f r, ~
Deed of Trust e.ec,,.et To the subscriber ~ L" " - ,
~ N. h. nci &C his creditors generally aud a"S nv,
C-t. Of NrcSlfnhcr- oai We ", a.; Ia n he
- tay ~ J.aiary fa II r" the eA' ''i M .
,e,nisrs ,c "a ~. Highest bidder that hisii! 't"'
anJ Iyp en vatchets creek being the Land on Will '
sod AZ rrrscn; resides. saa;!iGn. about i;yVo ar. ~, -,
,ancns consist. a comfortable dwelling HOUSE, ~ "
b,ir-s - -r:br, " M and .Ti-i !ii le
w o lard considered by Good judges 20 ne el''i " ,
me eauury wril adl,tci 10 the growth "i tohae" N',
aadrnn An fer.oas disposed 10 purchase W. pr,
The land payiou- the Gay al sale M f'i WIZ :. on IT,.
,- >l the aud to person disposed to eAiine
.ie. da aud place, Viii be SOLD ,nols
S.r.oss men worer ani es Aiso AZ. 'e ho s
nu kl en- Furniture and Plantation tiensliS q" e'e! n
.s;ne Sti ficlts entire crop OF s,e's ~ n,sr
tar,rls II com oas fodder and hay Also ms s"en W
Caws HOGS aad sheep The TERMS when WIN VIC , ~
m mate s,an on The day 81 safe The cree .iS 90 Su
are c,f r. requested Ia attend iEt SAFE rs t.'' .''
,;- from an. purchase :hcy my maze Al PERSONS ' ~
,,,;,i e,;1 Field ,yl please make them known To ~:
..er her before til day sal, that provision may ne mac '
,ir s.,.-,r-n; The the above properly Is orl'eNfu
M niae bat, selling a. trustee, 1Nii cnhFeF Sus'!
, Is yr>te n ~ virtue o; said deed ihe SAFE win o
P''' ""' MINIMUM AHAsA r. WRIGHT, Trustee.
- CO =, g. i r,,ta m, my co,sem and Appreciation
' " EATON G. FIELD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

;ANsS RIVER LANDS FOR SALE.-1hc Lands on James
ycr sh y, distance aao~e Richmond, well known as m
ca o, the a,e John Wckham, which were recently os,tu
uc ale M In, subscribers having been sold, are SIN
Persons wishing purchase learn The terms oi sae
'' j.. W. LEIGH, at Richmond,
WM f. WiCkHAM,
Near Taylorsviile, tianov.. county:
Nov Is a'-@.Wl
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County, 10 'rh:

County, 10 'rN:
l. aJus,icc Of the Peace for said County, do
hereby certify ;lat ,,
no In executed the Power of Attorney personally
appeared ard mad" oath tia! the stock on hNh
y.:e proposed In b. given, Is bora Tide
and the = j. not hrd by means ni any
rontrve designed evade the provisions o Ie
Eslasing regulations for the Incorporation! "i bahS,
passed the al March, 1871.
l.iyrn unIrr n,Yh This day nj ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

rV,nE TINE Is CONE AT LAST THAT YOU can now hhy
Hats and Cans rs cheap the cheapest of the finters sell
IN New York bat on at tie Southern Hat Earornm Sp
pos,e the Tavern, Main We have just received
fresh supply ecntlrmens youths and infants c and velvet
Caps, Of and qaaiy At very reduced price, VIZ
mems boys Caps C2 cents 10 81 50 each hair seal
Cans and wool 37 t2i cents: silk Hats from 81 Sd
10 So moeskn Hats SO the very best thai be manuiac
lured 81; Russia Hats black and drah lina'c and very
broad brirs 50 50 50, the very bs, only @ beaver Hats
from 81 so "a the Hats Of manufa tnre
mos, splendid article S. ether description Oh Hats and
GARBiNATi s. ROSENTl1tLL,
Southern Hal Emporium, Main street,
Opposite the Bell Tavern
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1u,pIsr SALE or VALUABLE LAND AND NEGGoES.-
i,nfrap,y the provisions Of erd al Trust executed
y F,a,d ndcr.un the undersigned, dated 18Th OF MAY, onr
ric, hundd and fnyouc and duly recorded IN The
,rss ige at Chesterfield oouy, and for ir purposes there
in SET forth proceed 10 SELL lay public ancon for cash. on
the Jaruary Is q, thc pen .Ses, that
Unable Trac Land we:son the said Edward Anderson re
>es lying Chesterfield comfy on the North side oil Apoat
IT., river. containing thousand acres.
Al the sarc aud place aud for The same purpose, siai
sell n number Of Valuable Slaves a,sc for cash
Although The above pope " Is believed To he mas
,hlc shall convey title vested III me by lie
provisions u the trust deed.
DANIEL. Z. ALLEN, Trustee.
IA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

~ ,,,., ,,o,or,, ~, ,lc r,cr,,,- of his wal
or of his ir atn Gicsatc;s estate, n3mlEs The tea'"f or
ie.taror i. Iona fir held hy him virtue al some duly rec"
ca III l.; for some other OF persons, MANN
-" ~ ~ -, % .,.--eawii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

rg,O NTShc subscriber, after interval 81 some
wears again his services claimants on e Govern
mo az tie United the State Of Virginia, for revolt
services any other demands whether arising under
contract. otherwise. His experience In aendn. 10 snc
claims NAV nnale him. where they well found
ed 10 r. of The information necessary 10 SUSTAIN
them The of that eSpcrencehls Familiarity WIN
,l- subject and dicru stimulated nv the necessity
of beginning his life Of bunesshe Is willing to pledge
m .insp no NAV employ hifor moderate ttrGp
lion or such commission as NAV be aere
on Urged such strong Inducements he pledges all The inds
tr aud energy he may cycrsd His residence and
office are on and streets, the swan Tavern Letters
addressed to him will be punctuay attended TO-
p,.,,o,d nh Oct 1912 4i-iy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

,sNNENrY OR THIRTY NEGRoES-Wiii be sold AT Public
Il Auction, al in the of LawreGcevlle Buns
wick county WEDNESDAY 2st of December, from 20 To ~
valuable yos Negroes Many these from l. To
accustomed farm work, and are healthy ana
,ery likely. Terms cash.
G. B. COOKE, Executor of Il. b. Stark, deceased
-tda
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

THRUST ALE of VALUABLE LAND ~ CHESTERFIELD.
~ at a Deed OF Trust executed 10 us by Eiwn An-
Gr''u, m purposes therein set oh shall, on the St day
o. JAny v;occcd SELL Tie premises u The high
.St dd' Tract OF Land wing The Mouth side ct Apo.
nation er N The Chesterfield adjoining tie lands Of
William anktshp, deceased, William r. Johnson, Edwin
ttn aa 'ter', Containing about 2oO acres 3V acres OF
vince IL h rae low grounds which exempt rom IN.
nada'ia naa 'iSi ct The lands the This Tract OF
Land wei ada'ed to the culture Of tobacco and that portion
"n'eh Is cleared Is IN h: S.a,c o improvement lars pnf
Ton Of the act yet IN woods The .cily If reaching geod
market 'om ms land Is very great. ONLY about twenty
bly, miles distant from Petersburg and Richmond
Tens IF Sas-Tle nnd will he Sold on a credit Of six and
we've months The purchase money lie by approved
enforced negotiable Hotrs with deed al tr,i-, on the land
se"s IA Trustees shall cnEvey such title only as vested
III d' as slch, whc, however, believe unduut,el
" u A. tx aGt;. jr
Nov 5e,as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

hN AOIlIETh" Subscriber has removed his oice 10 The
A Basement s,oy Of his residence Of sl and
t'rS opposite The Office Of The Mutual Assurance Society lie
NAY be found at his office, attendance again
sGardl On some OF The Courts Of The City,
THOMAS GREEN.
0c,.7 44-Iy
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-01
LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, April 90, 1912. 4l~ly
DIR. SPENCEG'S VEGETABLE ANTI-BIL.
IOuS AND ANTl.DY 5PEP re PILLS.

T7tYTTE uiyciaI estimation in which these
81 celebrated Pills are held, is satisfactorily
demonstrated by The increasing dem and ior them
in every STATE aud section OF tnc Union, aud BY
the voluntary testimonials to their rctHarkahte
efficacy which are every where olered IL |,
not less from deeply G attyi"g confidence that
they are the means OF extensive ani IneslImate
good among his afflicted fellow creatures, than
from interested considerations, that the Ptopne
tor OF these pye-enenmily successful medicines l,
tIesifous of keeping them constantly before pub
lie eve The sale OF every additional boS aud
hottie is guarantee hat some persons wall be
relieved from a gfeater or less degree Of suffering
and be improved in general healtni for IN no
case OF suleIlug from disease can they be taken
in yain.-Ihe proprietor has never known or
been informed OF al instance in which they have
failed to do gooi,--ln the most obstinate cases
of chronic disease, such as chronic dyspepsia,
torpd liver, rHeumati5m asthma, nervous aud
bilious headache, costveHess, piles, genera de-
biIItV, sc,UGll0us SWeIn5s aud ulcers, sCufFy,
salt rhoum aud all other cnronlc affections OIL the
orga aud membranes, they erect cures with
rapldtY and permaneucy which lev persons
would Theoretically believe, but to which thou
sands have. testified from happy experience. In
colds aud coughs, which, il neglected, supenn
Luce The most fatal diseases OF tie lungs, and ~
deed the v,cera III general, uese medicines, II
taken but for three or four days nevcl fail. Ia.
ken at night, they SO promote the insensioie per-
gDiration, and So relieve the system OF tebrlG ac-
ton ana Il cuent obstructions, as to produce a
most delightful sense OF convaescence IN the
moruing aud though the usual syptoms OF cold
should pa,taIy return during the day; the repe-
ttion Of suitable dose at the next hour OF bed
inc will almost invariably effect permanent re,
ief with out further aid. Their effect upon f.
vers of more acute and violent kind is not
less sue aud speedy if taken in propor'lonablt
ouantity and persons etiring to bed with in.
flama,ory symptoms Of the most alarming kiUd,
will awake wi,htbe gratifying consciousness tina
the fierce enemy has been overthrown, and car
be easily subdued. In ,he same way, viscera
turgescence. though long established, and visera
irhamations, however ethical, will y,eld-th'
former to small and the latter to large doses o
tese Pits: ana go also hysterical aflecuons,
hypocondriacism, restessness, and very many
other varieties Of the Neurotica class Of diseases
welded to The efficacy Of these pills. Price, Z,
cents Der box, with full directions. For sale a
the LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, April 80, l642. ally