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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07
In Cu,NCERy.
IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT
For the Eastern District of virginia
Oct 81

For the Eastern District OF rginia
Aug. 4, 1872
In the matter Of Bankruptcy of
4 DIN w. GLENN of the county ofIIaliiax, in the
~ Eastern Virginia District, The said John w.
Glenn who has been decreod bankrupt by this Court.
having filed petition praying for his discharge 1t is
ordered. That notice thereof be published in nowspa-
per printed in the city of Richmond seventy days at
least before the 9th day Of January next. when hear
ng will be had the said petition. the City Hail. in
the city OF Richmond and all creditors who have PROV
ed their debts, and other persons in interest APP
pear at ,he said time and place, and show cause il any
they have why the prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted Copy-Teste.
HENRY GIBSON. elk
Oct 81 wlIw
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.V'stf'E(E.

4 ii. creditors of Samuel Branch having a claim or
N claims embraced in tn, first class OF debts prnv
ded for in certain trust deed executed to me BY the
said Sam Branch. bearing date the 2Sh dav of .lanua
ry. 1912, and of record IN the Clerks office of Campbell
county hereby notified aud required To furnish me
with statement OF their respective claims by the 2jth
OF November next, or they may be thereafter forever
dcbarred from any participation in said deed and all
those indebted 10 me- trustee aforesaid, whose notes
were due the 10Th of this month"; must come forward
and SETTLE shall put them in HE hands ol officers for
collection. Letters will be addressed to Odyille
4. o. Buckingham county.
WILLIAM ID. BRANCH.
Trustee Of Sami. Branch
Tho Richmond Wing will please to publish the aoove
advertisement twice week TIL the 2,,lh Nov. next
in the country paper, and forward It's account to this OF
flee Tor collection
July II t25N
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s1naam statement Of Commercial Navigation. I've
have received from Washington the Annual S,a,cmen,
81 tns Cpnmece and Navigation Of the United States
hrhe year ending Both September ls4l the printing Of
which V but recently completed It makes volume of
80 pages. large syo
Inc imports Of the year amounted to $I27 GAG III: of
shic, IN American vessels AlI3o2l ~ End !, g.,
e;gn Ni,724,300. Exports $l2l ISL ,s03; of which.
t,5c,1 g were II domestic origin and SIS AGO Qel
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esztgslEsssESG PIANOS,

'l'llE II BSCRlBER has procured the agency for
4 the sale Of tbose truly splendid Instruments, made
by Chlchcrlng s Machrys. ol Boston
lothose acquainted with instruments from this Man
uaeory, we say nothing, feeling confident they cannot
lail 10 please.
To those unacqaaned with them We say ONLY
lhA THEN. and yrn will find them not inferior to
The celebrated Broalwood Pianos Of London
We do not sell them Oh Tlal--nol because we are a
irad to rish trial, bat Tor The reason that lnaloy
Of persons not Judges; and snch our confidence in
the manufacturers that willing 10 stake our rep
ulallon upon their tone and durability being warranted
10 stand any climate
The above instruments hand. and for sale. at
the sign ot The Golden MorIlr, Bank Square, Lynch
burg, Va, by d. Il. LYMAN
Aug. : wl2m-li AMI oi
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SALE OF SLAVES ron CASH.

w SIAN rs Otk SASn
DJRSUANT To "A deed of trust executed on the 18th
September 1912, by Henry Bib of Nelson. and
corded IN Buckingham. will be sold, Thursday the
tn day of November next Tho present residence OF
llam NJ. 1fhurmond. in tho last named county, to
the highest bidder, Tor cash, the Slaves in said deed
mentioned, being about Il in number, men, women boys
and girls. by THE USTFES
Oct. 20 I'm
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WE OFFER FOR SALE, low for cash or in
W barter
80 hhds SUGAR y o porto Riro and Yer, Cr,,
from common Ia the best
3h ngs Cotlrr, part extra fine
40 hhds tcrees and bbls. y. o. and Porto
AIoasscs
do Syrup very superior
do extra
900 sacks l.lycfpool fine Salt
200 do Ground Alum
Zoo sides good and damaged Sole Leather
5oo lbs. best Spanish Float Indigo
500 do Madden
lol casks Nails and Spikes, i'd to & inch
: tons l"degar Tyre lron IN. to . inches
10 do country Bar DO
10 hhs Tanners Oh
III hinls Stone Ware assorted at manufacturers
prices
loO boxes Sperm and 1allow Candles
- do brown soap
10 bags Race Ginger
10 d. heavy Black Pepper
900 lbs. Green Copperas
30 bbls ilerrings and Shad
10000 lbs western Bacon
90 boxes II Il and l0>> II Window Glass
lo do 10 n Il. very superior
> erccS fresh Rice
; boxes Starch
~ chests aud boxes Tea, part extra fine g. Pow
der
- doz. painted Buckets
- nests Iron bound Tubs
. do do large size
10 do2. horse Buckets, assorted sizes
20 duz. Bed Cord 3. d and Q slran
. doz. Corn Brooms
10 cases Tobacco Oil,
~ boxes Loaf Sugar. part equal to any ever seen in
this market
300 lbs. Fast Boston Crushed do
.ooO lbs. camnen do
800 lbs. Sal l5ratns
90 boxes Tin plate l-3X
900 lbs. American SleetIron
500 ls. Xnc
- boxes Raisins
80 reams Wrapping paper
f'u do FOODS Cap and LettcrPapcr
~ vi Cigars. irom common 10 very fine
2o'' lbs. Am rican blislored Steel
800 lbs. Alum
gross Blackng. Sc, &c.
GEO. BAGBY s Go.
July % Is
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Inc above proportions are worth booking at The fol
lowing conclusions may be drawn:
ihree OF the Oldest and most influential States of
me Amerlcsn Union Virginia. ~ Carolina. and
.. Saroilna. have the smallest proportional number
" newspapers, Gas they have also tire fewes, per
sons who Know how 10 read y to the white p1pnla-
hand. ~ ~ o
g. "nefe newspapers most prevail as in Mass, chu-
rets ~ York. &c, there also are most schooIs-,n~ vi
en@rp'ze-inost wealth, and most progress The ,on.
'pl Is, DO, mat newspapers occasion the resnlts
gu. put, 'ha, the Press aud intelligence go ioge,her.-mu
, iual helps TO each other. anu
Inc proportional number of papers appears LARGE in
Louisiana and Missssppi-but. this is caused by v"
!. me't lacls. Each OF them has large commercial
noro, b a eaeh has more blacks than whites the pro
ms snois is important in respects than one
we press DE thus numerous and powerful how is n
uon purified in lis msras unless the Press he nm
,'nen That which is SEEN read, and heard every day
IKE the air we Breathe will communicate strength ar
aksess. healing or disease. Ought not the conduc,
cn q the Press to make sumo sanaiory rifles for their
-.own voluntary government 2
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT

IN TIE UNITED STATES COIE,r
For the Eastern Dislrc, of yroiri,
OcroHrR 10, 1912: "s"''''
JACOB RI MBOUGII, of the town of I.vncbhnru
- having filed petition PRAYING that he may be ae
clarcd bankrupt: 1t is Ordered that all persons clair,
ing to be creditors OF the said Jacob Rumbouch. show
cause 10 the court on tho l2h day of November nex,
why the said Jacob Rumbpugh be- not declared R,nl
ru pursuant to the act Of Congress in that beiall and
that copy Of this order be published in the newsnapor
according To the 22d and 2ith rules of court
ACopy-Testc.
HENRY GIBSON, CPk
Vet ~ WV
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NIRtINIA.-h Court held for Neson county, at the
Courthouse, Monday the 2ithday of October 1872:
Reuben u, paesun, administrator with the will annexed
of Jesse Joplmg, decreased, Plaintiff,
against
Benjamin Jophng, and William p shepherd, adminsra-
tor with the Will annexed Of James JopinG, deceased,
Defendants,
In Cu,NCERY.
On motion Of the Plaintiff, by his counsel, who filed his
bill and ape ung by satisfactory evidence To the Court,
that the Defendant Benjamin Jopng is nhaban OF
this Cummonw cah is ordered that the said Defendant
lillian p Shepherd, administrator With the will
of James ling, deceased be restrained from wing, 9th
ewisc conveying away, all debts, property effects
his hands, belonging To the said Defendant benjamin Jop
ling, to the u three hundred and fifty dollars sub
rr o the Plaintiff demand and the future order decree
Of the Count concerning the And it is further ordered
that copy OF this order be eIthwith inserted in thc
burg Nrginian, newspaper published in the town II
lynchhng, Tor two months successfully, previous the
fourth Monday IN January next, and that another copy
thcreofhe posted at the front door of the courthouse this
county ON some court day. \ Coiy-Testc,
SP, GARLAND, Clk.
Oct. 81 WIN
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q L X u q 4 y T.

1--WE st BsCRIBFR Is now receiving from the
Northern Cities. large assortment Of Goods IN his
line ofbnslness. selected with great by himself,
To which he would respectfully invite the attention Of
the public In his assortment viii be found many rare
aud beautiful + \ y CN & q q -
which he IS able Ia offer Al low prices VIZ: Ladies )rcs
sing Cases, Fancy Boxes, Fancy Soups, Hair Oils,
Farna Cologne Hair Nail and Tooth Brushes, Accnr-
dams. Segar { ass, Chess men, Backgammon Boards,
Drafts mcu NIoln Strings, &c, sc.
lie has taken unusual 10 select good assortment
ofbcanfiiul Toys many Of them cntIrely new. Is
took Of Confectionery Is large and of excellent quality
He would mention his French aud Havana PRE-
SERj rs. Preserved Ginger. French and Italian
Candies, brandy Fruits. such Pears. Peaches p
pcus. Cherries, Prucnes. Rein Claude. Craps Straw
berries, and Cnrrants. Asl largc assortment Of soft
she'll Almonds. filbcrts, Waiouts Cream Nuts Pea
Nut. Cocoa Nuts. RiIsn5, Currents, Cilrpu Sc sc.
lie is manufacturing Candies Of the best quality
which he Is enabled 10 ofrr To merchants On AS rood
terms article ol the quality can be- purchased
IN the Northern titits. M lovers Of coon ST.
cans are invited to call; his stock Of Principe and
Havana they may be assured. that They will fnd a
very superior article. Grateful for The lib, raj patronage
heretofore extended To HIM. he would most respectfully
solicit continuance OF the same, determined no clor
shall be spared on his Parl 10 merit it,
GEO. VI. NANCFN.
S,,ipn,l,r
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COMBINED ATTRACTION:

ANlN,' sold ont the principal par ofour O l. u
u l . { X at the store OF Burton 4 Rode. We
have the pleasure 81 Informing friends and thu public
generally. that hasc remoeed To that hopsc . 4 II
v 7 T. q { of + T. s n.
" T. " and DESIRABLE GOODS. and shall
in future continue business At III, orp srANr IN.
der the style and firm of RODEN & 81 RTON.
Having been very literally par,ni1ed by a generous
pnbhc fer nearly five years, under the old and new
firms, We tlalicr ourselves, uaw, thai have united
our sinc. and are better prepared aud the dlspo
sed tn nert ITS conlnuanee that shall fail 10 re-
lllze mesi san2uine expectations.
oul stock 1T tins lmr very large, and comprised IN
Part Of the following rrry desirable aftlcr4 Ia which,
with many olhr, mol enumerated. earnestly invite
tho attention ol all who IN want Of good Goods nj
low prices;
PLAN and Figured Silk and Sans some very and rich
unusually low
Black Italian silks, a great variety
Buc black d., handsome aud cheap
BLACK, blue blarh and colorcd tballeYs
Muusns erral variety aud very cheap
Black and colocd Go DE Nap Mcrno yer, fine
Black. blue bach and cuored Bnmla2ines
Syrian Muslns, tnc and handsome article for Ladies
dfessts
Panied Lawns and Mo-lius, from Is to IS
Calico,s At 81 worth Is
10 g" Is l. I'd
do r.ng. - II
Printed Cambrirs wand wid,, at lsld
faron Muslin, White aud colorc,l. a new article
Cambria, and Nlnslms; a splendid assortment
Bonnet Silks aud Lawns. yer, low
Bonnet Ribbons, larac ,upply. cheap
Alpaca lnslrr, beautiful article lor Ladies' dresses
Cambria and Muslin Edglngs and nserIups
Thrcad ard B,hnel aces a large supply
Sill, Cotton AMI or.cd Hosiery splendid assortment
6loVes, ot all Kinds, prices and descriptions
Scaris, Fancy llmdkrTchols, Shawls and Mantas
rich eauDy
Cloths tassimotes. and Nosiinps
Georgia Nankocns. brown Ilnrus and Drlllings
summer Cloths and Ihibct Cloths. very fine
Cotton Funges, large stock, very cheap
SILK and Cotton UMBRELLAS and parasos
tanhroons. talNN Cloths. tottonC assmcrsc Kentucky
lcabes and taruus olhol Goods suitable or gen
tomens cluliauu
Cotton ozuobgry, BmIaps aud Tow Linen
B.achel ami brown Coltuns IRON cents to the finest
qualify
Sugar, Office. Salt aud iIao Cotton very low besides
great variety al other mn AND GRO
clnIrs ,oi winch We invite a special examinations
ROBES 4 BURTON.
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EOK RE,Y'T.

Co., The upper part of The House opposite Liberty
N.iii Warehouse. 1t is good family residence.
LII has attached to it a Smoke House and kilch
'n Possession given Immediately.
ARCHER. BROWN.
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d NJ A v ON Executors and Administrator,
Il 4 Just received and for saleby
PAYNE s GREGORY.
June 6
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pIOUGlsS! PIG UG1lS! !!
U'\ETO.Y' s. x'YDV,E

AVE jus received supply ofthe LIVINGSTON
Il COUNTY PLOUGliS, to which was awarded
the first premium at the great Agricultural Fair. h Id
last Fall AT Syracuse, New York. For particulars we
refer 10 certificates and hanlbs in our possession-
Planters and Farmers invited To call and examine
them
June Is w(jm
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N q a &c r., .
September Il

Dl RSl mt to deed OF trust executed by Maurice
Morris 10 The subscriber. hearing dale the 2st day
Of My, 1872, and duly recorded in the county court Of
Amherst, shall procccd 10 sell io ready money the
highest bidder At lcks Grocery Saturday the 2lh
day o November next. the property conveyed il said
deed. loW, Tract ct Land containing 2DD, acres. "
ing ON both sides of Wares Gap road, in the nciahbor
hood OF the place of salc-onc Sorc Marc, one Grey
Marc, one Bay Colt, one Steer one llrcr, stock Of
Hogs, and the said Maurice Morss interest in SO much
oI the estate of Allison Morris, deed. as was allotted to
the widow for life. Acting trustee | shall only CON
Ycy such lillc Is vested IN me by the deed aforesaid
but believe it TO be good.
DAVID TiNSLEN, Trustee.
Oct. - TIN
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Oct. 10

4 Court held for Halifax county, at the Court house
n thereof, On Monday, the 22d dav OF August, 1872:
Armsead Owen, Jesse Haley and Tempe his wife John
Bacss and Frances his wife, iiacy Shaw and Caroline
Compton and Mary Jane his wife, and sail, Owen,
Plaintiffs,
Elizabeth Owen, John Owen and Staples Owen, and
Luther II. Tucker, Defendants.
Is CHANcERY
The Defendants, Josiah Owen, Staples Owen, and
John Owen not having entered their appearance and APP
pcarng by satisfactory evidence, that they
of this commonwealth II is ordered that the said defen-
dants josiah Owen, Staples Owen and John Owen, do ap-
pear here the fourth Monday in November Nt,
the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy Of this
der be forthwith inserted in Of the printed
the town of Iynchburg, for months succcssive y and
posted at the front door ote courthouse of county
on some courday.
WM. HOLT, elk,
Oct. ) WIN
1872:
Thomas Lee and William fowler, Plaintiffs
against
Robert Steel and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Keeling
Defendants,
Is CHAScERY.
Thcdctcndans not wing entered their appearance accord
ing To the act Of Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they nhab
ans OF this Commonwealth, it is ordered that the said
cniants do appear before the Justices OF the said Court
The Court house of the said county, the first Monday in
January next and enter their appearance and the
plaintiffs bill and that acopy of this order be inserted
newspaper published in the of Lynchburg for two
months successfully, and posted at the front or of the
Courth use of the said Comfy.
Copy-Tesie,
WlNSLOW ROBINSON, c.
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~ Farm For. ESclIy.

|ENiE FARM belonging to the Estate of Robert NJ.
Warwick, dcaccascd. THIS Farm is situated in the
county Of Amherst, about mile from l.ynchburg. 1t
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FOR KS Mt

FOR lss MI
A ND possession given on the first of January neA,,
IA comfortable DJtLELLNI, HOUSE, on ''' '
HILL IN the neghborhccd of Mr. C. Hardy, and ioms'
occupied by the subscriber DAVID T. kEr.oi'
Uu. u l.
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WILLIAM ID. BRANCH,
Trustee Of .Saull. Branch.
FIRE f.V'Ng'Es.Y.y.(E.


OFFICE LII FIRE .L\D .MiR, ms. coz
RIoHMoNp, 20th Sept. lSl2
'INllE Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company
l. Capital 100000, Home Institutional flee
on It'll street, under the Exchange Hotel.
DIRECTORS.
\. PLrAs,NTs. President; NM. DABSry.
FLEMING JAMES, ID. NJ. BgANCu.
). l. CRuMr, J. f.. w tpswoRru,
JunAu MYERS, H. l.. krxr
JAMES c. CRANE, u. c. WogTH,M
.lSo. TnoNrsoN, ISo n GoRpoN
HENRY Irpi.,M, J. j. FRY
NM II. llunBARp,
Insure against loss damage by FIRE on Buildings.
Merchandise Furniture. SC &c. favorable terms as
well rs against Marine hazards on both Fociun and Do
mcse voyages. The proprciy projecting ones pro
pcrly against the avaoes OF Fire and the Seas ia so man
licst That il needs but te comment The fact that
man Is insured should properly Gas it does) add to his
crcd-lt secures ease aud composure OF mind and en-
aoles him. in of loss to his property These
are benefits ct the highest moment, and amply compcn
sote Tor the comparatively small amount expended in
premiums. II is surely. then. wise that all who have
property al risk should protect themselves by insurance
and thus like all other business. should be done Ar
HOME, when it can be thus done satisfactorily Ap
plcatons made 10 the undersigned will be promptly at
tended 10. TIlOS NJ ALFRIEND Soc'ry
Oct. ~ l2t
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TO country .Kcrrh0Hls ana
others.

w WILL, give the highest market price in trade
W Tor Feathrrs, Tow and Flax Linen. Wool. Ba-
con, &c. ROBES y BURTON.
JunC2 tsir
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REENEsY hAND FOR SAFE.

lie sui s'rber finding 1t inconyeneut to keep 1pa
= plantation, So remote from his present residence
vi" sell to the highest bidder, on Thursday the sh day
oil December ncN. IN the premises, his Of Land
lying on both sides ot Horse Pasture creek ON the main
carolina road. from salem \. {, to The Virginia
springs This Tract, since the sale recently made to
Df. Read, Is believed 10 contain about
. q d ~ q * " s.
about one half, or less than half cleared has valuable
u" al creek QH grounds almost every acre of which
woum , .sy7tanc first rate ehinpng Tobacco. The
highland generally is a beautiful pau, o,, emily 10
the South, r)od nulatto soil with firm CLAY sub soil
susceptible Of indefinite improvement aud all now pro
duclNc having scarce five OF abraded land in the
whole tract. There is IN the uncleared land larce
quantity of plant bed and meadow land and fine bodies
adapted to the growth Of brsi manufacturing Tobacco
II Is well tlmbcred, convenient to two Saw mills, and
an excellent Manufacturing Mill. The plantation is
finely watercd, and has besides Others two MINERAL
SPRINGS, similar IN their tonic and duretc properties
Aliens Spring III Patrick which are now attract
ING attention. The neghburhood is unexcCpiions
Bile public Academy, though not now occupied, close
by, and several churches in It's immediate vicinity. at
which there Is REGULAR service. There will be ready Tor
occupancy, at the time sale plain dwelling house,
aDd necessary out houses. Two new barns have been
recently ecJ"d. and the division of the plantation is
convenient for securing progressive improvement.
The land viii be sold on accommodating terms.
At the same time and place, will be soiu cradlt
OF. SIX months the purchaser giving bond with approved
security the whole Of the crops of Corn, Oats Fodder
aud Tobacco the produce OF the present year: also the
Stock ot every description aud Plantation Itenss.-
There are among the horses two fOFfS Of hgl,
blood and several good draught horses For sums under
five dollars, usual. cash will he required. Dr. adj
living near, Mr. ltchd Stanley, the overseer will
take pleasure in shelving the land to any person desiring
Ia purchase. BARTiW. EGAN,
Oct. 81 wlw
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iareien oftAe domestic articles. Is $3.50 wera
exported IN American vessels aud t3 3 In foreign
or Inc foreign articles. 80 SO IN American yessos.
and So .22e. $50 in itreign.
OF American shipping there entered during the year
G3l 900 tons; cleared, .63t. d. OF foreign t0nnsge
entered 100 444; cleared 736Siq
The registered tonnage OF the United States on the
90fh Sept 1861. was W5.cO3
Ennlled and licensed, l,lof,Ws
Fishing vessels, 8sf3
Total tons 2Iso7ii
OF the registered aud oun1llei tonnage there were TN
poyed in the ~ hale fishery l57 .iU5 Tons
Of the enrolled and licensed tonnage 1883 tons
werr employed in steam navigation.
There was built darlng the same yoar. registered Ton
n,ge the anuuni ii - 302 ions; enallr. u 81 -
Total | lSs % tons y }. jour. Com.
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The Lacoioc, paprrs boast that they have skinned
the e,,on ia Nafy Wand and Ono Never mud, gentle
men, the Wings vii make The fur fy from the skunks
before til, ueNi Presidential election.
IaHisriHc L5trnd
Let the Wings he moi dshearicnod at the result ol
the elections IN Ono aud Mafy land year before the
list Presidential csenn the l.lcuic : canicl almost
every State in III, Unlon. Whenever the time cplnos
when great struggle will give the Wings opporn
nifty Ia carry thor measure, into operation. they will be
to make tia Effort, aad Will be snfe To triumph
At present iriumphin the l9eal elections would be o
avail again, y Veto hut, IN 1871, the Voice Of The
people will b. again heard As in lsiu.-U,
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
.HDTERE KS REEH +.

'V,lllS medicine is the only that has comc before
the public f the relief OF mothers. and is designed
TOR them, aud them only 1t is not cure for all com
ains but for the designed; and the testimonials in
ITS favor being strong, recommend II IA yaIua
bic medicine. pamphlet accompanies each bottle.
with full description fits peculiar virtues For sale
by DiNkl.E & ri MBol GIL.
My % Wt23\
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FOR SALE.
SkCTiUsS SAFE.

,SRCYiNHS SAFE.
M f. will sell, Tor cash AT Buckingham Courthouse.
" on the second Monday in November next
Chat hclng count day. about 100 IIkELI Ne
tiROES. Tor the purpose Of satisfying executions
Persons residing At distance who wish to purchase ne
eroeS are earnestly requested attend the sale which
Will continue from day to day till completed.
CHARLES J.. CHRISTIAN
WILLIAM NJ. MOSEIFT.
Dcpdiestor Reuben u. Piiesoa. s. b. {.
BucKiNeHNM. Oct. II Inn
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NASTINGS, Pots. Ovens Skillets. &c. For sale
~ cheap for the money H. RICHARDS.
July % Is
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Oct. 10