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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-30
NROFFATT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND
pil(ESIX BlTTERS.

\
ORIGIN OF THE LIFE MEDICINES.
FHSHEreader may not perhaps be aware
M ihusihe origin Of MofIai's Life Medicines
was the rcsil, of a prciracled aud painful ill-
ness of their originator, alr John Mutiat When
,akeniIl Mr. ~. was prosperous and -four.
istlirg merchant ia the lower part of the city OF
New York; and having consulted aud employed
number OF our most shiiiul physicians, he,
after mplilhs Of suffering, was prevailed upon
TO purchase the recipe Of the invaluable vese'
table preparation INV offered TO The pubic.
The effect of the Life Medicnrsia his own
case was SO singular and remarkable. that he
Immediately determined to offer 10 the world n
medicine to which he not only owed hIs iife.
but his happiness, The aniiorm success winch
lius siace attended their administration IN eve
rySinslancc. where fair ,riul has been given
,hc,n. has been c,,ested by thousands, aud il-
conieslibiy proves their iu'r'nsic merit
THE Lire Acknowledgment RENAnKs.
These medlcin, are indcti;stiln their name
10 their manifest aud sensible action ~ purify
ing tie springs and channels oi lie aud endu'ig
them with renewed ioHe anu ri.rr, and To The
undoubled fac, that Q, vcrs carly period IN
their hi-.ery they had rescued sufferers from
the very verge oil M untl'neiy grave, alter all
the deceptive nnsiruus al the day, prescribed
by pirysicialis, bad utterly iailed' IN which Gu
ses they also permanently secured that uniform
enioynicni of hesl,t, without which liic ilse'i
is bI, partial blessing. So great indeed had
their efficacy invariably proved. ihn! 1t was
scarcely less tl,an miraculous TO those who were
unacqnuin,.d with The beautifully phi'osophi'
CT. principle upon which they we're coinP"nnd'
ed, aud upon which they consequently ar!
THE PHOENIX BlrrERS are $" called,
because they pnsscs tie power oi restoring the
expiring enil,eSs OF hrallh. 10 glowing rigor
the constitution. as The PhGnix Is
said 10 he restored Ia life from The ashes o us
own dissolution. The Phnnix Bilters are en-
tireIy vegetable, composed Of roots found IN
certain parts of the western country. which will
infaribiy cure FEYERS AND AGUES Of all
kinds; will never fail to eradicate entirely all
the efec. Of Mercury. infinitely sooner than the
most powerful pTcparn,ions ID Sarsaparil!a.
and viii immediately cure the determination Of
BLOOD To THE HEAD; never fail IN the
Siekncss incident TO yoang females; and will be
found certain rrnedy I'm all cases OF ReTcoHs
d.biiity and ,rcakness oitlic most impaired CON-
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NO.9.
or straight gut. by the means Of a syringe

or s,raish, eur. by the means of a syringe
or 6,-tunncl.
,JosEpH FiEHRER,
Veterinary Physician.
Harrisburg. Oct. 6, l54l.
What affinity is there between this
'.horn. ail' and the well known distemper
to which all foreign cattle are subject in
our region! The symptoms are very simi.
lar, and we believe the causes assisned
for the one frequently produce the other.
The recipe is worth Trial, especially as
we know no other that can be recommcn-
ded.-Southerr Plaaten
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sil'ii'iUilN. ~ n leinedy TOT JHI'
Gammai0ry Rhrumaiism. the eth
Plruuix Buffers will be demoastai
OF \ sinsle bottle
The proprietor rejoiees in IRE nr
foydcd BY the diffusion oftl'e pres
his VEGETABLE LIFE MEDIC
in the knowledge and reach ofess
in the cousfinniiy, Unlike sre !
sfssE5Eais. Inc Liie Fil!sSaTe parei,,
yroErAlrLE. and coninin neither ;.
,;,,n,y Arsenic. uur auy other III
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seS.
-EtssSg IS & & sss i.emons. Figs
ay Praufe :ssnS nyes, Macaroni
Rt,rnls e aisIsis IA ls eSaS S:ss cash stare Of
: sy &. .ME1GS.
Dfach2 d S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06
LNNCaEssiusli, TMtsgsDAY


lnNllE SUBSCRIBER is now receiving from the
4 Northern Cities large assortment Of Goods IN his
line of business selected with great care by hmseii,
To which he would respectfully invite the attention OF
the public In his will be found many rare
and beautiful I A c Y 6 o D ID
wh oh he Is able to offer a, low prices, VIZ Ladies' Dres
sing Cases Fancy Boxes, Fancy Soaps. Hair Oils.
Farna telgue. Hair. Nail and Tooth Brushes, Accor-
dams. SCAR Cases, Chess.men, Backgammon Boards,
Dra'ts men. Violin Strings &c, sc.
tie has taken unusual care 10 select good assortment
otbsaqtliul Toys. many of them entirely new. Ills
took Of Confectionery large and of eNcellca quality
Tie would mention his French and Havana PRE-
SERIES. Preserved Ginger, French and Italian
Candies. Brandy Fruits, such Pears, Peaches, p
prcols. Cherries. Pruenrs, Rein Claude, Grapes Straw
berries and Curauts Also. large assortment of soft
she'll Almonds, Flherts. Waluuts Cream Nuts Pea
Nuts, Cocoa Nuts, Raslns. Currents, Citron, &c NC
He is manufacturing Candies of the best quality
which hr is enabled offer 10 merchants on as good
article of the quality can be purchased
IN the N3uhcrn Cities. All lovers of GOOD Sc
CARS arr invited to call his stock Of Principe snd
Havana, they may be assured. that they will find q
very superior article. Grateful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended To HIM. he would most respectfully
solicit continuance of the same, determined no effort
shall be spared ON his part 10 merit II. -
GEO w. YANCEI.
September IL Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06
DAN RIVER LAND
FOR S.ILE.


.IENlIE subscriber offers for sale his TRACT OF
/ LAND, lying on Dan River aud Wynn's Creek
in the County OF Halifax, Virginia, seven miles East
of Milton r. {. and the South side oi the river. con
tanning by survey so acres, of which there are $50
acres Of river and creek low grounds and one halt ei
two thirds Of the tact now to clear OF which thore IL
portion of the finest kind of TOH.lCCO L.S.v'D
Tho improvements are comfortable DV YELLING
HOUSE. with four rooms. good Tobacco Barns. Ne.
gro Houses and all other Buildings necessary on n
Farm. lie deems particular description nnno-
cessary all persons who wish 10 buy Land like 10 see
II before they purchase
He would prefer selling privately, but if Ia not sold
before the sob day OF September next. II will On that
da, 20 at public sale on The premises. The terms
will be liberal and made known on that day,
JOHN II. CARTER.
July 2S "
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TRACT Of LAND.


lately purchased of Geo. w. A. Raine, lying in the
counties Of Buckingham acd Prince Edward, coniainnz
$40 .fCisIS,
adjoining the lands Of John w. West Henry -
Flood and others, Said tract of Land Is well adapted
to the cultivation OF Wheat. Corn and Tohacca we'll
waerd about one.lhird cleared and the balance heavi
~ imhcred Tobacco Land The above TRACT OF
LAND is considered to be one of the best HIGHLAND
plantations in the country To pers5s DESTROYS Of set
ting large plantation this tract Is peculiarly suited as
there are several plantations adjoining fl sale The
above tract. II not sold privately. will certainly be sold
on the day above mentioned Possession given lmnc-
diacly. Terms made known the day OF sale, and
they shall be such to suit the Times. Sale o take
place on the premises. HUGH RAlNE
Il the above tract Of Land is Id shall hire out fr
the balance Vi the pr sent year. and The ensuing year
lS43, three .NEGRO men aad t,po NEGRO 30
.nE.N,-onc OF them excellent Blacksmith and alsJ
first rate coax and house servant. by the name of
Geofse ianghorne. Bond with approved security will
be required. HUGH RAINE. Trustee
for Caroline NJ Ranc and children
Al the same time, will be sold on credit of twelve
months, the purchaser giving bond with approved secur
ty about 200 barrels of CORN, all the FODDER
Horses Cows Hogs Cattle aud Household and kltch
EN- Furniture &c. of the said Geo. w. A. Rainc.
CIiAS. w. STATilAM
otl. 3 u3O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06
.V'O EECE.

\ IL creditors Of Samuel Branch having claim cl
N claims embraced in tho first class of debts prJvi
lod for il certain trust deed executed 10 by The
said Saml Branch, hearing date the 2Sth day Of Janua
ry 1872 and Of record in the Clerks office of Campbell
county, hereby notified and required to furnish me
with statement Of their respective claims by the 25t
Of November next they may be thereallrr forever
debarrcd from any participation IN said deed; and all
those indebted to me, trustee aforesaid whose notes
were due the 9th Of this month. must come forward
and Settle shall put them in the hands Of officers io
collection. Letters will be addressed Oakvlllc
p. O. Buckingham county.
WILLIAM d. BRANCH,
Trustee Of Saml Branch.
The Richmond Wing will please to publish the aoovc
advertisement twice a week I'LL the 18th Nov next
in the country paper and forward its account this vi
flee for collection.
July Ia t25N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

In thoqe good old Republican timo,,' Of which Mr.
yler talks moeh. Nj Monroe (hen Presidency re-
nesled General Steele Chan Collector Of the port ii
rhlladcphia) TO gives place in tho Custom house 10
pcrsan for whom ls interested himself General Steele
lack tina, lie should have been glad ohge tie
President but that there then vacancy to give
10 far. il very we'll Bat MIR. Mouno was anxnrs
his man, and wrote once mere TO General Steele,
cling him thai ho could easily mako vacancy
IN the occosVn The Collector replied that he would
make ~ vacancy, mud HAT row, ii In, vacan.
cy tie Presidents should not have il, Marked re-
IKE 10 the Pr, sidfnt II wss. he too hontst ,,o
pune much the Republican ofJenathan Roberts fae
"a tesert THE downright style; End the matter drplaa
forever. Nd. Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06
IA Nls ~. ES SALE.

WISH to sell the ni 'and which, reside, "
ing The waters of Flat Creek, in Ca pbull
county, adjoining the lands Of john &. Norman George
Iue and others within mile Of the road loadng
to New London, about mile and halt from Swim
ney's Tavern, about miles from Campbell Court House,
and about Il les from Lynehburg. II contains 493.
ares, third Of it is cleared the uncleared land is
well .naered. This laud is productive, and is well
aiaplcd the growth Of tob4,co. wheat, Sc. On it
IS ~ cxeIc site FOR Saw Mill, and the tract ITSELF
we'll the guous country. affords an abundance OF
TIMBER tlr carrying advauiageuusly such mill. The
improvements hewn Log dwelling house, containing
fu of convenient SECS good stables; negro cabins,
&c There well Of good water in the yard and at
annc little distance from the house is spring Of excel
leu, water.
Were II not that wish TO accomplish a special oh
Jocl should be 10 selling this land being well
pleased with il aud the ncighbo;hood; but the
plshment OF this object depends upon my selling it,
VIII give any person disposed to purchase, liberal bar
gam. FRANCIS w. SCOTT.
Sept. Is In
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Runaway

kNROM the subscriber, on the 2Ith August, 1912
Il residing in Campbell county, on S annton river,
about five mites southwest of Ieesve, negro woman
named ROSE7'11
Said negro wonans age is not exactly known, but sup
posed to be TWENTY-FIVE years Old is Of ordinary height,
black; has thick lips and tooth out in front. She
stanss very erect and not quick spoken. Said negro
was raised in Hanover, and expect she is aiming to
get hack will give reasonable reward for the appre-
pension and delivery of said slave secured in any Jail
so thai get her again. Address Addison w. Ward,
Leesvile, Campbell county, Va.
A. w. WARD.
81 The Richmond Wing will please publish the
above advertisement for one month"; and forward its ac-
cornt to this Office for roocton
Sept IS In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

Land for sale.
AGAIN offer for SALE Tract of Land near Loving
Il ston, in Nelson county, containing
Four hundred and twenty Acres.
This Land is of good quality and well timbered; and i,
capable Of making first rate farm. There is also
GO0d NH site
on the land. As | have no other Involvement in selling
than to pay MY debts, the terms WILDE accommodating
the accomplishment Of that desirable object will per
nit. Mr. John Stevens, Jr. is residing on the Land
and will show it to any person disposed TO pnrchase and
is fully authorized to contract for the same
Ifhe above land is not sold by the fourth Monday in
August next, will then offer for sale public
ton, in front Of Christopher T. Estes tavern
J. GARLAND.
July IA is
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Ey6Cs Of Land

conveyed in sad drcd. aud on which said Fitzpatrick
now resides. Tins Land lies abent II miles fr3m
LNnrhhnrg, two lrun Sw ancS's Tavern. and from
Canp5l Court hnns'. containing by survey, no
NJ r. :: lalfcf it is in woods large porlin II !rh
is in7 Taco Land. The cleared Land is under a
rood fence, # good qualify we'll adapted TO farming,
AMI susceptible ot high degree Of mpr .pomen II IS
wacrcd fv l'eaTcs Creek, which there IS me fine
b5ftan Land. The buildings are r9nfrta' lc.
At the trne nd place. shall sell 3 or hnad
+ " rl II rscs ah2u, 5' head fSh-cp upwards e -
head Of lo-s, 25 heal If Cattle Plantation Utensils Sc
T + Z NJ S
FIR he land, anr third cash. 50 days negotiable
paper sat sA"orly endorsed with ntercs, added for the
balance ithe Land and two years credit the pnr
chaser executing b7l]s with approved security. carry
ing interest ffpin date The other properly will be sid
on crcdi, unlil LIST day # April next for sums Of five
dollars and upwards the purchaser giving bond and
eury, carrying interest from the day Of sale; for sums
under five dollars the cash will be required.
The Lnnd will he shown to any by Mr.. Peter
Fitzpatrick. Acting Trustecs we shall cEly convey
such title Is vested in u.s. but believe the TUE pertne.-
y good Possession will be given 25th December with
the privilege ofsceding Wheat and allowing this Fall
c. l.. MOSBY.
SAM'L NOWLTN.
Trustees.
Sept. $50
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06
Trust Safe.

Ike Virtue If deed Of trust executed 10 The suhscri-
s..n. oer, by Henry Hall and Ca,harine his wife to
Of Of December ls4o and recorded in the Hus,inas
.., Oh Tue Town Of .ynchburg. will sell, at public
as on Inc premises for cash. on Thursday the Sd
60, .'.Semoer next, HOUSE md LOT on ninth
M ala on Federal Hill adjoining the residence of
il vas,a 'fAa' Adams will convey only such title as
'>'''p IN me by the aforesaid trust deed.
o., JNO. EARLY, Trustee.
IAN
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TO FAR vi s1EgS.

rK,tIE subscriber has rented fr the present year tie
Il AMHERST mills, situated Immediately on
the bank Of the Canaand lsnew prepared To receive
and ariud W heat io toll His terms enth or he
will glye a barrel Of snpcrtnc Flour Richmond nSpec-
ii H. tr five bushels oi whcatOr il any persons wish
10 sh p their Wheat 10 Richmond, he will receive and
arn ID II Win ai p3es'c despatch. al such price AS
rannot fan to please refer to Jas. l. Lampkn Jno
VI Williams David w. Barton, F3qrs., Co.. Lang.
horne and Gen Rodcs. JAS SDIPIllN.
Amherst. Angost 4, 1872 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06
LAW NOTICE.

I HAVE taken my son JOHN II. GARLAND into
L partnership with me in the PRACTICE OF LAW.
We will regularly practise in the Courts of Campbell
Amherst, Bedford, Nelson. the Corporation of Lynch
ourg, and the Superior Court of Buckingham. Promr,
attention viii be given all business entrusted to our
management Address, J. & }. r. GARLAND, Lunch
burg, Fng,aia
shall continue to attend the Court of Appeals.
J. GARLAND.
Sept. 90 is
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E.K1ys .VOTE(E,
RECEIVERS NOTICE.

TNNIiOSF. who II r + D f II F. 5 frnm
n CHARLES X WILLIAM NE.lMS in $50.
al Big Lick aud also those who hlred the negroes
in Salem for the present year hereby informed that
have been appointed. by Roanoke Superior Court, Re
ceiver To collect the scvcray due from the hlrers
n both years. As ih,re Is controversy about the rst
of property those Slaves, the Court directed that the
hires h,ud be- collected, and the Nancy deposited ~ the
Salem Savings institution "Ubcct 10 the future order of
the Court II hoped. therefore. that those who owe
lures, viii come forward promptly, aud pay 10 me the
sums .l"r from ihen and would suggest To the hold
ers Of the bonds for the hires of So that restrain
ing order ha, been served upon all the deboro, they may
greatly facilitate the collection of the bonds by placing
them in my hands
Those who owe for the hire OF the prcscn, year are
hereby notified that their bonds my posse ssion and
punc,ual payments will be required after the st iJan
nary next, when the said bonds become due.
I. JOHNSTON.
Receirer.
Sept % WV
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COTTAG Il SCHO q L.
HI y BTY,v

tIBEHTY, VA.
I1ENlE exercises Ct this School will be resumed ON
i Monday the Sd OF October. Terms of Tuition and
Boarding, for months, SIS. J. d. MITCHELL.
Sept 26 2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

A L Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery,
N continued AMI neld Tor the town Of Lynchbnrg, at
the Gourt house the 2nd June, 1912, sitting
Court Of Chancery:
Sarah lucnd. North, PltH,
agablst
Elijah Fletcher. William Ruckcr. executor Of VIM
Rucker, decd, Jacob Haas. Albon Mcdaniel, james
,enagh and Bernard Rucker, Detts.
l he court, taking into consideration the repor, Of
Henry Huntington, Sergeant OF the Corporation Of
Lynchburg mace pursuant the dece,a order entered
n this cause. on the 23d day Of October, 1871 10
which there is M exception doth confirm II. And on
the motion Of the plaintiff, by counsel, the Court doth
further adudge and order that OF tho commissioners
Of this Court do take of the value Of the rent
Of the in the proceedings mentioned, ais, of the
value Of the dover right OF the said plaintiff, in the
sixth part nfho lots purchased by The defendant III Itch
aforesaid; also of the annual value Of the lot
purchased and who is in the actual possession of the
same, and mako repor, To the Court specially stating
any matters deemed pertinent by himeelf, required by
the parties 10 be 50 stated
Copy-Icste,
d. ROBES, cu.
CoMMIssIosER's OFFICE,
Lynchburg, Sept. l2, 1879 s
The partics 10 the foregoing notified tina,
have appointed Thursday, tho Goth day of October
next to carry into execution the above order of accounts
which day they will please attend my office in tho
aforesaid, with their vouchers exhibits and copies
Of court papers. necessary To enable TO settle the
accounts herein referred.
GEO. WIN DABNEY,
Commissioner.
Sept. Is WIN
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tLuABLE LAND. Stock, &c.
For Snlc nj AutfiOu,

Df virtue ola Deed Of Trust executed to the sub
I'D scribcr5 by Peter Fitzpatrick and wife, bearing
date Odd day If May S4o and duly recorded in the
Clerks Qfice Of Campbell c'uniy. for certain purposes
therein expressed VIZ stall proceed to sell. the premi
ses to the highest bidder, Saturday, the Sh day of
Oct. llrr lSI2 LIN
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Oakly for Rent.

1s.A WISH rent or lease nv late residence with.
Lii in mile Of Lynchburg, called OAkLf. The
Improvements well suited to large s. genteel fan
y. and is altogether one Of the most desirable resden
ces near town. S. GARLAND.
Sept 90 rs
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NOTICE..

OFFER for ssae, privately. till Thursday. the
4 18th Of Oclober next, and if not sold before that
lime, shall offer at public auclon to the highest bid
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

HASEINGs Pots. Oycna, Skilles. Sc. For sal,
Y cheap for the money IL. Is. RICHARDS
July % Is
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Sept. s
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July 2S
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-01-05
THE FARMERS LIFE

s The fplfeingfr from the pehiof Gilman is
notless Just ,iian beauGfuls 4. IS; - ~,
What, a means of iniparting pleasure. is is
an improved agriclIlture.2 How nlany.
charming examples resent themselves
an1oung as Of in Sements which7every
eye igazesgllpon with unmiogled delighs- =.
Leta man; according tohis ..ppw er, !, tax e.
his ten, his twenly, bis fifty. his hundred
acres, Let him comb she hair, aud wash
the face Of nature, Let him subduei clear
cultivate. enrich. ;embeilish il. :Let ltim
smooth ihe rough place Sand drain the
wed, and fiji up the sunken, and enrich
the, barEeh; Let him enclose it with. a
neat and substantial fence. LET him fne
its borders and road sides with ornamental
trees, and-let bin, stock every. proper part
with vines and fruits. Let his, fields and
meadows wave with their golden ifar-
vest, and lethis hills be covered with the
herds rejoicing ip,,he fulness with. which
his !abors, under The blessing Of God, have
spread their table, and who, when hegoes
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