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with the view Of Transferring general
foRwARpIsG AND CoaMIssioS BUsIss1,
respectfully tender our services to friends AMI the
public 49,
Occupying large and commodious Fire Proof Ware
house. situated Immediately the Csnai fronting the
street leading from the bridge, offer the same facili
ties and advantages Of other houses, with tho saving OF
the expense Of drayago
We would remind our friends that this business will
bca separate aud distinct from the Boating business
And forwarding produce consigned To our care. by way
of this Canal regard will only be had 10 such boats
deemed responsible, expeditions, and run for the lowest
lrcghts
Our rates Of commission upon sales. or for forwarding
will correspond with those OF other houses engaged IN The
same business
With the experience Of s. II. Davis, Jr. who will
have the entire and exclusive management and control Of
the business and will devote his whole time and attention
TO the ofthosc who may favor the house with
their patronage we confidently trust we shall he ona
BLEED render ontire satisfaction
We shall at all times keep on hand, for SALE supply
1T Plaster, Salt, Fish, &c, &c
JAS DOLAN,
ANDREW KINNIER,
THOS II. TOWLES,
S II. DAVIS, IA
REFERENCES.
NJ DANIEL s. NJ Copk'e. q. ID. e. j. I. Dd ris.
Tiolconibe s. Ofey, Samuel Miller
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E2l I! ,!l!:,| B, 9s U.s.

THESE PILLS no longer among those Of doubtful
utility They have passed away from the hundreds that
are daily launched upon the tide Of experiment. and
stand before the public high reputation. and extern
Vey employed all parts of the United States the Cana
da leNas Mexico and the W est Indies, medicine
that has ever been prepared for the relief of suffering
They have been introduced wherever it found possible %
carry them and there but few that do not contend
some remarkable evidences Of their good effects Inc
certificates that have been the proprietor exceed
Z'uo, upwards o! hve hundred of which from regular
practising ply scians, who the competent Judges OF
their merit.
Often have the performed BY this medicine been the
supect oil EDITORIAL comment, newspapers ana
journals and it may with truth be asserted that msd-
cine OF the kind has ever received testimonials Of greater va
iue than are attached to this.
They in general family medicine, and there
are thousands OF families who declare they sans
hea unless they have supply always on hand.
ihel nave no rival IN curing and preventing Bilious
yers Fever and Aguc, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, seA
caaache Janndice asthma, Dopsy Rheumatism, EniaEe
Burn, Fured Tongue Nausea, Distention of the stomach
and Bowels ncpient Darrhna Fatucncc, Habitual oos-
uveness Loss OF Appetite, Blochcd Sallow Compleson
ana IN all cases OF lorpor of the Bowels, where cathaIno
or an aPcrent Is needed They exceedingly mid ~
their cperaton producing neither nausea gripping deb'
The efficiency of these Pills well known, and their
use so general that further is considered unnsee|
Prepared by JOS PRIEsTI.Y PETERS, NJ. D. No. 1se
Liberty street, New York Each box contains 40 l1s
Price so cents.
a. BE careful and enquire for Peters Vegetable Pills
They are Tor sale in Iynchburg, at the Drug Stores 81
u. r. LYMAN,
r. STABI.ER, and
Howell DAVIES,
Agents
April 2G wl2m
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The Mechanics Savings Bank,

HIS INSTITUTION will receive on deposit all
~ sums OF money current in Virginia. if not less in
mount lhanvedollars, aud will issue certificates therefor
signed by the President Treasurer and Secretary bind
ing fully all the Stock, Funds and Property of the In
stitution ior the payment thereof when demanded upon
ten days notice, with interest thereon from the date there
Of at the rate Of three per ccnum per annu for such
may be demanded within four months, and four per cen
uin per annum upon such shall have remained four
and not exceeding six months, and five per cennm per
annum tor longer period than six months
AMMON HANCOCK, President,
PAUL c. BOWIES. Secretary
HENRY b. RICHARDS, Treasurer
DIRECTORS.
JONI I. SHAcKLEfoRp, CHARLES PHrIrs,
Ave. LEFrwIcu. Jonx H. Typrr.
DAVID =. REESE, SAMI W SnElroN.
PLEASANT LAgBy, john kIyNIER
NOV. ~ itlm--wt29N
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LAND FOR SALE.

4 ! have determined to move TO the West Vt
IA Fall, offer for sale my
TRACT OF LAND,
Wreck Island Creek, in the county of Campbell IL
IS miles east Of Lynchburg, and q miles north Of
Chiltons Tavern, on the Turnpike leading from Lynch
burg to Richmond, and within miles of the James Ri
yer Canal. This Land lies beautifully exposed to the
SOUTH and was originally good Tobacco Land and is
fine for Grain of all kinds. There between Is and
20 Of fine Meadow Land it, which is very pro
ductive. The Tract contains 2iS acres, of which there
is about third in woods well tmborcd The improve
Inents consist ola Dwelling House and other necessary
out Houses. Any person wishing buy would do well
to examine for himself good bargain may be bought
The above Land, if not sold privately before the 18th
Of February next will be Sold the PREMISES public
auction. that day. JOSEPH IfOWERTON.
Jan. "a w4ws
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Notice to the Creditors Of
Samuel Branch.

VIII be 10 the interest of the Creditors of Samuel
Branch to comply with the following directory pro
VISION IN certain Trust Deed by him executed to me
on the 18th day of January, 1912, and of record in
Campbell County:
And the said Samuel Branch being uncertain
as 10 me precise amount due upon many of the
debts herenbefore enumerated, requests all his cred
itors to furnish the sad William d. Branch with
'sateme nts OF their several claims showing the amount
'ot principal and interest due upon the same And all
creditors not included in the first and second classes
who shall fail to furnish the said William d. Branch
with statements oil the OF principal and nter,s,
due upon their several claims on or before the first a
of Jiy neat, shall be forever debared and exclude,
from all participation in the benefits of this Trust,
WIiI,IAMD BR RANCH,
Trustee q Samuel Branch
IT, y t2M-vtiJY
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VIRGINIA, to wit:-.N rules held in the Clerks or
The Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancerv for M
County OF Amherst Monday, the ID day of Janu,,Y 10 M
The President, Directors and Company Of the R,,L =.
Virginia, the President, Directors and Company of tho r
mers Bank Of Virginia, and James w. Morgan, Plaintiff
against
William II. Garland, Trustee Of Jane H. Garland e,
mund Winston, William Nimsead, Richard s Eli, ~,
Richard G.. iiaden, Delen1,,, '
Ii CUASCERy.
The Defendant William II Garland, Trustee of J,n II
Garland not having entered his appearance given %
ry, according to the Act OF Assembly and the rules q, tn
Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
nhabant Of this Country, it is ordered that N.
Defendant do appear here the first day March Tam
next and answer the bill OF the Plaintiffs and that co.y Of
this order he forthwith inserted newspaper
in the town OF Iynchbnrg, Tor two months scce.sivev an,
posted the front door of the Court house of this county
Copy -Teste,
ROBERT TINsLEy, c.
jan u WIN
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AlRiINIA-At Court held for Bedford county, the oath
day of November, thousand eight hundred and fort,
on
James Gray, John GRAY, Langworth Gray, Alice Smith
formerly Alice Gray and Irvine s. Bowes, Plaintiffs,
against
James Gray and the other children and heirs at law
George Gray, deceased Defendants.
In CHANcERY
The defendants in this not having entered their APP
and given security according to the act of Assem-
bly, and the rules of this Court, and appearing to the
faction Of the Court, that they inhabitants OF tbs
Gommonw cath, is ordered that the said defendants do
pear here, the fourth Monday in March next, and
the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in newspapers published in the town
of nchug for months successfully and posted tho
front door OF tie courthouse of this county.
Copy--Tesc.
10. {. MITCHELL, C. nc.
Jan. , WIN
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Donlrottr fntcllt0eurr.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
by and trih The adricc and consent Of The Senate
iloRaor BiNsrY, Judge Of the United States for the
Eastern District OF Pennsylvania the place Of Joseph
Hopkinson, deceased,
C0NSElS.
EnwAap roRraa, Of Virginia, nToba.co. IN Me-,
ice, in the place O. Henry T.. Coleman. deceased
JANIS SHAW, nj Belfast. In Ireland
LAND OFFICER
Jr,s Is {. RACHEL, Receiver nf Public Moneys At
Na!chlloohes. Is. sico James p Harrison resigned
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS
ThoN,s L. SHAW, Collector Georgelown, $. {, rc
appointed.
M,uLoS ID c,NFrrLp. Collector Grca, Egg Iln
bor. \. j appointed.
Jons w. CAMPBELL, Collector. Petersburg Va. IA
appointed.
Tho",s " iravr,, Surveyor, Charleston, 5 C., re
appointed.
WmLIAMGru, Surveyor. por, Royal, Va. re ap
pointed
JosrrH J. htflNcHAsr. Surveyor, Fast Greenwich.
r. l. vice John 4. Mawney, whose commission expires
Jan. 90. 1872.
WILLIAM ID IrrrLr, Surveyor, Portsmouth, a. II
wee Samuel Hail. whose commission has expired.
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51oettcIl.
rms TEMPERANCE nAGL.

ANEW SONG TO AN OLD TUNE.
Written for the Temperance Society Of Lsneas'e Pa
!, ~ NKwsox and sung at meeting held at the Nj
ch.ucs' Institute in that city, Jhursda, evening
October q, is.i.
TcSr--HEos,n sst Bov.-
Come all ,e true friend, 81 the nation,
Attend to iiumanity's call;
Come, aid in your coantr,s salvation,
And roll on the Temperance Boil
Ard roll on the Temperance Ball.
And roll On the Temperance Ball
Cone, aid in your eountry's salvation.
And rot. on the Temperance Ball
We Democrat. come 20 the rsscue,
And he,poa the slorioa- cause,
And millions heres tier will bless you
With b.sr.~heoring songs Of srplsu,.
With kesrt-chrring songs, &c
Come. Wkfs, hid adeu TO 4" Hard Cider
And boldly step into the ranks,
To spread the proud banner sill wider,
Invite all the friends Of the Banks,
Invite all the friends, &c.
Jh< Geld Ta1eT .7yuiy . adv sncmE
The cohorts q Ron 10 destroy,
Tie glad eye ofBcsut, |. dancing
Her heart S overlooking with 10Y,
Her heart = orefaovinE, be.
Bright HOPE IN the bosom, j, burning.
And, on tbe pale check ofihe Fair,
The bloom Of tho rose is rcturnidE
To ban,.h III. gloom Of de,pair.
To Danish the gloom, &c
The lie On her infant Is gazing,
Tu, not alone -
Husband her virtue !. prasing,--
The dark cloud Of .orro,v Is rome.
The dark cloud Of sorrow, 80
IT,. raiaen, truly delighted,
Her hear, beating Wild, with Joy
Con6des in the ths, plgh,ed,
Her Youth is Temperance Boy"
lea Youth is q Temperance boy, ho
The dandy " it'll Icslousy ;. eseng
iii, rohle, Of wine with . tear;
The corpuleu, Alderman : signing
Farewell 10 hi. muggin Of beer
Faevcli Ia his muggin, SIC.
IN. sot frem society 5 creeping
No more rceng boldly about,
The old. broken bottle weeping
The last drop oi MISERY out
The last drop Of mi.srv, sr
How Won stand halting, while BLArrr
!, sweeily appealing to all,
To cotac 10 the sandar' Of duty,
And roll on the Temperance Ball
And roll on the Temperate, Dali,
And roll on the Temperance Ball,
To come to the standard Of dnty,
And roll the TEMPERANCE BALL,
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n ;tl'k('E.

PURSUANT to a decree of the Circuit Superior
L Court Of Law and Chancery, for the town Of
lynchburg. pronounced the Odd day of October, 1871
in the suit then therein depending, between Sarah Lucinda
North. plaintiff and Elijah Fletcher Others defendants.
the undersigned the Commissioner therein named, will ON
the Sd day of March proceed upon the PROMISES
SELL by way of public auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, subject to the dover right of the said Sarah Iu-
cnda North therein equal and undivided third par,
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Bliss !sst. Or,

V,IE partnership Of Payne & hos'y, in the Iron Lu
i sincss, Sc, at Elk & reek. IN the county OF Mel
son. was dissolved BY mutual consent, the 3lst day Vi
Decenbe, last. The u the firm viii be used only
for the purpose cieng the proper bushes Of the con
c.rnand authority 10 II otherwise has at any
time existed. GEO. NJ PAYNE,
JSO.W MOSBY
Fix Creek Furnace Jan "A wiw
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Oct 81
Auction AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS.

.NELI'ILLE TALBOT.
HANlNG taken the house recently occupied by Mr..
i ii. McCraw, few doors above the Franklin lIo
tel tenders his his friends and the public as
Auction and Commission Merchant.
He will attend to the sale of Real Estate, Negroes,
Horses, and every description of Merchandise
His acquaintance with the resident dealers in Ne
groes well pretty extensive acquaintance in the
contiguous neighbohood, will afford him every facility
in the sale OF that species Of property His spacious
and cellar will enable him keep in good oondi-
every article Of merchandise he may receive on con
tgnmeat.
lie deems it futile to make flourish Of promise and
WILL therefore only say tina, he will be grateful for pat
ronage, and those who bcstow it, may rely upon justice
| at his hands
lie will take charge of Negroes to be offered for sale
either privately publicly, and board them % cents
per day until the sale is effected Reasonable advances OH
property in hand
REFERENCES.
Smithson H. Darts, Sr. John j. Ptnrls
Richard 7Wee John Houins
Mckinney g. .llosby Henry Darts
Nc Corks 8. Nc Daniel White, Tardv 4. hrine
Burton s. Rodes Hancock g. adams.
| The Richmond Country Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks, and send
count to this office for collection
Dee. l3 Is
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Uhiskey.The production Of this article in this city
and the noghborhood is thousand gallons a day
less than 4, was four months ago This has been brought
about partly BY adlminShed consumption and partly by
an increase supply from other quarters Several Of the
great milk daries consequently great difficulty
about ioed fol- Their cows.--,H. L. Jour Com
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.7D.uE.v'xSTR.lTOR'S S.ILE.

VNlIL BE SOLD, at the Red House. IN the Coun
w " Of Charlotte, the 9Th day Of February next
If fair day, not, the first fair day, thereaer-all
thr Personal Estate OF the late Thomas w Harvey
deceased namely Household and Kitchen FumIture
stock of Horses, Cattle and Hogs; Farming Tools Corn
Oats; Hay. Sc; large supply Of Bacon, Lard, &c;
aud every other necessary for the Of the tavern
Liquors Wines. &c. well laid in and in good con
don TEnMs.-Fof all sums of five dollars and un
der cash; for five dollars. credit will be Civ
TILL tho st day Of August next the purchasers giving
bond with approved securities
There will also be sold. at the place and time,
a 10, Of very likely YOU Nc n r. e RIO S
The purchasers will be required to give negotiable note,
satisfactorily endorsed.
Also on the 9Th February next on the premises that
well known r "A + r " s IA " d in
! Charlotte county,
TT. R ED HOU Sc.
II includes all the possessions the north side OF the
Prince Edward aud Campbell Court House Road, in
GLIDING the Red House Tavern, improved and enlarged
in manner promote both the comfort and convenience
=. the traveller; including, also, all necessary Ont lous
co. large and beautiful Garden. convenient and good
Brick Store and Iunber louise; l1lacksnths Shop.
Carriage Shop. neat Taor's Shop, Ice House "A
Carriage House. &c. There are in the above trac,
bout 40 Acres, well wa'erod, and tho most OF
which is good Wood Land
The stand for the Tavern and also the stand for Nler
camille Transactions regarded by all be amongst the
mos, healthy beautiful and profitable situations in Nir
GINA and the Tavern stand amongst tho best in the
nitod States All The buildings are new and in first
ratio repair, neatly and tastcfully arranged. Terms
One fourth Of tho purchase money will be required
the 2iih day Of December ncxtthe remainder in equal
n nua nstalments.
CHARLES {. HARVEY, Administrator of
Thomas w. Harvey, deceased.
The Richmond country Wing and Enquirer will please
publish the above TIL the day of sale and forward their
accounts IN this Office for collection
Jan. Is t9F
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TWO PIECES Or PARCELS OF
GROUND,

situated in tho town of ynchbugthe piece or par
Gel being second Main street and particular
ly described in decd from Abram II. North to James
Bcnagh and Albon Mcdaniel, bearing date the 2nd Of
October, 1928 and ofrecord in the Clerks Office of the
Hastings Court of Lynchburgthe other pieceor parcel,
being Sixth alley and particularly described in
deed from the said Abram r. North to Bernard Ruck
and James Benagh bearing date the st of September
1923. and also Of record in the Clerks Office of tho
Hastings Court Of lynchburg. being the two pieces
parcels of Ground in said decree mentioned.
HENRY HUNTINGTON,
Sergeant of Lynchburg.
Jan. 81 t3M
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STOCKS, Collars, BOsOssss, Nc.

nIAIN and bowed Satin Stocks
do do Bombazinc do
do do Merlno do black and fancy
Splendid Cheno Stocks and Scaris
Black Italian aud colourcd and figured Silk Cravas
4 largo oi Linen Collars. and Blossoms
Which we are determined 10 sell
HUNT & WARD
Nov 1 Is
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was much follow j. IL aas remarkable ir some lo'u
lisres If -t,le hal did not hear oi any attempt Il
disturb hrs ,onsgavn, d To modest hun on ihai ac
count.
We hope the few instances of attempt al religion,
pcrsccution which have had OCCASION IN res,rd q
late, NAV he considered sporadic cases dcnonp the de
Iartrre Il had spirit Let worship God according
10 the dictates OF their Conscience without attempting Il
assault heir persons, 10 withdraw the common gain
II their business Bu, il mob rM persist in violating
personal rights and the laws Of the land let them be pu
down by the s,ruuao. hand which the executors Of the
law commando and LET these who. fr motives Of gain
stir up the mischief lie Irumncd into better conduct, oi
into m inoflensivo position--Ihitod L. y Gos
Tur CtinArr-Wn have perceived within the last
few wears that cur winters yearly becoming mndeT,
and our summers colder What can be the csusci The
fact none will deny, Tut The ,rhy would like to be in
formed of-.silr Iiare-a Palladium
That the winters are becoming more mild. and the
summers more cold IN other words that the weather
throughout zach year. and winter inclusive 10 IA
pdly becominp eauslizs is a matter Of such general
iorcty thai every rejecting man must have observed II
for several years past. And we had supposed that lit
crary and scientific journal. such the Palladium pro
fscs 10 be- would have accounted for the fact upon pure
" philosophical principles We will endeavor to On
tighten the mind of our cDtemporary.
The ocpilc the great circle OF the sphere, ue appa
rent pa.h u, the SUM- and the regulator 81 the scasons IN
us Inclination has been decreasing fM near three thou
sand ,cars aud It's Didrin,nn variation, in the begin
nng OF ls4l was estimated at ll7ih Of the whole
This an, sehpnl boy knons. has thrown our division
Of tho EARTH nearer the IN the winter, and further
from his influences IN the summer. Hence, IN the
winter the suns rays fall more directly upon our zone,
than they did few years since, and IN the summer,
moro obquoly than formerly.
These circumstances operate to lessen the heat Of sum
ner as well as the cold Of winter. Hence tho cold Of
the past summers and lhe warm days of as many WIN
,ers. Hence also the great amount Of warm weather
the present winter. ns well the hackwardnes OF the
Spring. and the cold during the summer. And II our
philosophy he correct ID which we have no doubt this
lourncylng finn summer 10 winter. will gradually
tlnus ill are thrown the in winter, and
far from II III summer, rs 10 oquallzo the weather.
put stop tho cultivation Of the earth, to gorat
tent and introduce starvation, misery and death Are
there no, predictions in Holy Writ. that point to
such tmt2 We ask for information. Let Of the
DIyncs Of our country answer.
.Ioncsborough Tenn. " hig.
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FlOll.hs and CultivatOrs!!

FHNiIE subscriber is Agent for the sale Of the justly
4 celebrated PLoliGllS manufactured by Ruglcs,
Nourse x Mason, Of Worcester. Massachusetts. These
Poughs hay, been introduced with great into
Virginia and North Carolina Arrangements are being
made TO keep in lynehburg, full assortment Of the fol
lowing various kinds and sizes
No \ one horse No 0 hill side one horse
No 4 ,, one horse No A |, do two do
No A, two horse No ., do three do
No 81, three horse No A 3, green sward, his
No \ 1, four horse No do do g
No ID do do -
Also, Expanding Cuva,ors, article universally
approved by all who have tried them. These Ploughs
will be sold nj prices To suit the times. They
rdored superior to any Plough heretofore offered to the
Farmers. from the fact that the metal mould board and
pon, is of the strength and character OF that used
in the construction OF the wheels of Rail Road Engines
competent supply of Extra Points to suit the va
nous sizes, always on hand.
JAMES A. STIGLER.
Oct. 81 I'm
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PORT WINE.

VIE subscriber has on hand very superior lot of
purposes. ~ MUM al
ALSO Pale and Brown Sherry, Madeira. of verv So
perior quality. &; W YANCES