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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01

~ Der Terns 1raftat puroe AM pcr'
'Iebten Wcutag eem 8creinigten Staatsn Se'
nat ibcrfauet, ,pcrauf ccrielbe fId, ic9Isid, in
cine greeutipe Sieune begab.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01

. Sanab -. Die 8orbsreitunsen, tpel'
d,e iur 8erlesuns oes Re9iernn9sfses bon
8insfcn nadp Woutreal setrchen (inb, geben
almdblig Dor fld,, nno bas @ebdnee flirioen
Governor ipire am Iftsn 9nni sn oefen auf'
nahme nclIenest fein. L
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01

T3u Wcntmatre, untreit gariS potni
Elm Wann bcr iceben iein 1l6tes Sahr pol'
Ienoet bat.-gin anefrer ia Sabre aft ffarb
nsulit bafelbff, uno bntsrfiee einen S7jdbs
riaen Scbn. Dies mue bod rpirflid cine
aeiinee @eaeno fein. .~
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
StaSt Neamtcm..

gei Der 3uiammcnfunft ees nencrwdhltcu
Stactratbs, am pcrleBteu Dienifag gbeno,
rpurbe esriclbe auf fclsence Weife orsaniiIrt.
uno nahitcbence Grnennunsen acmadt:
Wre Ieeut:- :-@. .. @bcrbarb.
Gdlrei :-Sohn e 9iube.
Nearftmeif IS. e. Teubarc.
9lbmef fIer:-SeGe Samuels.
ScIsffafterer:-@afper Ienbarc
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01

GsIer.-De Srennce ces prefeenten
5d,sinen eutfhlc(Icn, einrn erniten 8eriudb ,u
beIsu gpieperermdhlung Su niadjcu. Ollie uns
,usertalIsc 8eamten lcllen absefcst, II. treue
Nnbduser oes preGOsntsn an oeren Stslsn
oebrad1t peroen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
Druder Qrbett.

ans sirten Druasr'sfrbeit pirb IN biskE
nudsrei 40 ben agsrrisbrisiteH preifest nne
auf Die farleffe an;etss Derrtdtet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01

Der Saifsr bon 8us!aHb bat perorbnsi,
bag aIe In isinem eauhs bsfnoiihen 3iaeu,
ncr i1f riasn fsftsn Wcsnits nablsu muHtH.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
Yanfnoten-2tfe.

9luf Ierlansen pieler unferer 2efer aften
mir bier ndd,fclseno ben Wcrtb Der @anfucs
ten Der oerfdiebenen Snrfcn cielcs Staats.
Bir aeeenfsn Die 9iife fir cine 3eiiIans nd,
d,cntlid, beridti9t su pnbI,iren.
sIuf ale nit cincni CD be,etd,nete Eanfcn
finb enfipeocr fdlfde peer perdncerte Tetrn
bon pcritieoenen Senennungen, i'm llmlauf.
Ybilaoelpbia Yanfen.
DO bon Icrcsamerifa, par
eo Ger St6reliden 6reibciten*, par
DO bon penniplpanien,* par
DO Bon penn Taunfhip,* par
DO Der 8ereiniaten Staaten, ~
Commercial Bdnf BON pennfplpanien,A rar
Sarmers unb Wehanics Baul,* par
9irarbS 8anf,* 8
8cnln9tpu Sanf, par
Manufafturers unb Msdanies BanI, par
Wedanies 8anf,* par
Wcpamenfius Banf,+ par
pbifaoeIpbid Sauf,* par
Sd,uplfiQ Sanf,* par
Scutbwarf Sant, par
Beffern 8ant, pas
Ganos 8anten.
9ibancu Banf su eibancn, 4
DO bon @bambersbnrg, I
DO bon @eitpsturg,t /
DO bon pittsburg,* I
30 BON Susauebanna @anntp 80
DO rcn @beffer @auntp, par
DO bon Delaware eaunty, par
DO bon @ermantaun, pdr
DO pcn esnistaur, IL
DO BON Wobletann,
DO pcn 0lcntacmerD SanHtp,s rar
DO ucu Icrthumberlnnb*, par
DO pcn 8erfs GanatD*, 20
Columbia Sanf uub Srnden.@ @ompasnie .
@arlisle Banf,* I
Ccpiestaun Banf par
Cation Sauf$ par
grhause Banf bon pittsturs 1
DO DO 3rpeis iu Scl!ioapStura, !
@rie Sanf ,n Grie, Q bic q
Sarniers anb Drcpers, Waynesburs 2i
6rantlin Sanf ,u Waihinaton I
Ndrners Sdnf pcn 8nds Ganntp, par
Tarmers Banf Don eaneaiier,
Sarmers Sanf bon 2eacins, 3
barrisburg Sanf,s
6cnesbale Banf, IL
Qaucaiter Sanf, :
eaneaifer xauntp Bdnf,*
Werd,t. unc Manufaft. Sanf Yittsburs :
Winers Bant. III pottsriles It
Wonongahefa Sauf ju BrewnsSins 1s
Dpcmiu9 Sanf "a Wiliesbarre, ls
gorf Banf ~ DorI iS
@sftbrinlb Banf sn @iGliamspcrf .
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01

/" Das 8dtallicn ces los He9iments,
bsfsbligt Don eieut @ol. Soermau Nupp, foll
in 2rcrIerstaun uuo nidt in Willerstaun Se'
haIten ipereen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01

TCer Senat bieies Staats hat, NIT els
ner Stimme ocn IS III 10 entid,iecen, cas
Die Sraae: Steic eftntlifc gBerfc perfauft
ipsreen fpllen poer nidt, bem 8clfe lelbit CUR
@ntIhceung iiberlaeen perben fol-.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01

Benne { pom Geu' g)erfer 0eralo, bat
fiiuf oper feds 3sitnussb.ransssSsr Hsit'
s1cses als &ibeihu,sa anScflast. ,r'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
Sauss uno Saf.lltren, SrilIen, ,e.
Charles 6. Wla0ep.

in Der Samiltcn Straee
sipiihen @rais's @aftbaus
unb SIumer unb Blfh'S
Stohr, in siGentaun, madt
ieinen Sreunoen nno cinem
aeebrten sDublifum iibers
baupt befannt, caB er foes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-18

The September number Of the JOUR.
nal Of lie Fran kin Institute contains
much Interesting matter. Al article
That vii attract much attention is a re
port on the explosion Of the Princeton
gun, made by the Committee on Science
ani n c Arts constituted by the Institute
Il is a very able paper end The com
milee arrived at the following concIus'
ions.
/. The iron ofwhich tho gun was
principally made was capable Of being
rendered OF good quality by sufficient
working.
,. In the state in which the iron
vas pui into the gun II was not in a
sufficiently good condition for the pur-
pose 10 which II was applied.
). As The metal existed in the gun
il was decidedly bad.
1. As TO the manufacture Of the gun,
The Welding was imperfect
These facts relate exclusively to the
gun submitted 10 the examination Of
the committee, and are derived from
immediate experiment and observation;
but, besides giving these to the public,
the committee feel bound 70 express he
opinion that in the present state Of the
arts the use Of wrought iron guns of
large eahbre, made upon the same plan
as The gun now under examination,
ought 10 be abandoned for the following
reasons:
LIST The practical difficulty, If not
lmPossbllity, Of welding such a large
mass iron 50 as 10 ensure a perfect
soundness aud uniformity throughout.
:. The uncertainty that will always
prevail 10 regard 10 lmperlections in the
welding. And,
81. From the fact that iron decreases
very much in strength from the long
exposure 10 the intense heat necessary
IN making gun Of this size, without a
possibility, with the hammers at present
~ use IN this country, OF restoring the /
hbre by hammering. At the same time /
the committee would not wish 10 he un.
derslood as expressing any opinion
whether the construction Of safe |
wrought-lron gun upon some other plan
IS practicable or lmpraclicable in the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-18

Gfn1 REal witt a i gHf breeze
s,s sama n Ia Boston hsraar. snl II
E. re anchor IN SUNDAY evening. Ne
Ha4 been aHseat eleven months 0uf
cargo "a. Hass.a ron aud hemp b.
a4s thoughts wee #ou nrlfHcf. There
vas BOSTON, he mere beautiful because
H4If con caa.ed by her evening vel
Basfaa' not nqeedmy birth u'acs, nor
.ac home 81 as taHfH-xct | love hef
eHb asaH.r.s affection, becaasel shs
aas dt, of ny country, u that was fcA.
500 enough.
Mos oI my sbi9mafcs hal turned n
a. early hour while sinner o6 -
years can scarcely tell WI, iQok has
scat oa lha UIad'ass.
Ibaduat slttHere 'one before Inc ieoP
tcae ol enc III The church bells aaome8
over lie harb7r. q Ibal boil Il wa
Ike an anchor dragging me 10 he.b1uam
L recalled tho teaching Of my piaus pa
rents. and ihe Instructions of the house
I'll Col ID took me over the voyage
Of NV past ne. aud forward into the o..
cean of eternity. shipped luII sea Of
conviction. All there sat on The wInd>
Ass I'll the bell hai done ieHing The
wofshppers O he hous If God. ] Wa
backing and aIane, and deeply distress
Ell al The taougl OF beng wrecked and
LOST m sisht of the desired haven. !
had been wrecked ,hrco tlncs-oDee IN
beating into CadIz. once m the harhor
Of Halifax, and oil Cay llead-au5 Al
each time came near pershlug bm /
never lcIt a now. loan3 my pumps
IagooE IN rightcarnesi.
Al length | returned IN, but not 10
sleep DO YOU 'spose could sleep,
~ hen MI he nigh long taat bell vas
ringing in my ears. The kneIi of my
joomi when my sins bad taken me a
aback Nhen God was about 10 over
/ haul me for ms wicked doings. Sleep
+ How could ! sliced diving hard on a see
>hore2 il was night Of storm and
i aeep distress 70 nay soui caIed on
/ God for mercy with a viii. The mex
morning tho WIND hauled round and
there came a lead calm 10 my troubled
spirit. vas al peace with G9d,and man
and myself As soon rs our ship was
/ lad alongside The wharf | squared my
/ yards Tor tha' bell. Al length found
: il, aa1 how did wish we could under
stand each others tongue, SO that
might express nv gratitude for IS
warning voice Now, every port en-
/ ter, nv ears arc opened 10 tie sound al
the church.going bell. follow ,ha'
which sound most Ike that Boston bell
/ Never shall forget us admoniions,
aud never cease 10 bless God FOR max
i np II the means of my awakening and
conversion 10 linn.
Sailors Nag,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-18

gentleman. aaa ,s#el Gen jackson Tire -
'aer dat. sats faat Iae ..I uaH uubes.fga#ch con-
esae.# ilai Tennessee ~ % ~ Nr Cay W.
aa aam,ssnH g. come Ifau 'Ae bread II The I.4-aE-
re- HaaF Wal eaa8rr mea is l#ere .f Jsnas
f#Hh when even 81. ser, iaaI aaf maslef eesaa4y.
.edges a aitafoe hal De Own Sac viii ep as8last
I'M WHal aea bias be- &c. o,peet ~ eyea % hase
taai afaef >iaIs' sfIi s. fr Inn wien fAe sd al
h.s 4,.a'ay j. esmpa iiel i1 confess pa bluomes.
th8l h5. oNu Sale i boz
Loon Of the Lfe1nels Ifsicn 90 Them. Hear
ihem talb sNaFeetHgIy about Mr. CaYs small ua-
Isftt 81 bts own safe, aud then objective hos
paHoFIy They decline lae prsfrre3 hels Of the
Who Hat NJ Cay Ni't carry l3h h.. own safe
aaI Mr Pnh.s -Lsusrttt journal.
Argus please copy go amount q one dollar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-18


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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-18
TRENTON

LESLIE CONE Ar TRENrON-Our
Trend preh BuI who accompanied Gen
combs 10 the New Jersey Wing Coyen.
Ton informs Us that the speach made
there By the gallant AMI warm
hearted heniuckian surpassed even MI
ms previous efforts in this vicinity fand
Mr.. /. had listened 10 them al, L. ~.
elect on The dense assembIage was eIe,
i'te' unparalleled. The whole mass
were s%ayed by his thrilling appeals as
a New Jersey audience never before =
single incident viii illustrate the peneral
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-18

\ learned clergyman ia Maine was
aceosied IN the following manner BY
an iIliierate preacher VINO despiseI ell .
ucason-
"S.r, you have been 10 college, sup
pose
Il have, SIR was the elergyman's
reply.
Il am thankful" rejoinel the timer.
ant, "lhat tho Lord has opened nv
mouth 10 preach without any edaca-
ton
y simi'af-eFeni," replied the cler-
gyman, took place IN Balaam'. time.
bur they are Of rare occurrance at tho
pre- sent DAY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-18

.JosErn I. BucglN6HAN, Esq editor
OF The Boston Courier, 10 deliver The
annual address before the NIdllesex So.
c'ely Of Hnsbanlmen and Manufacturers,
III Concord, on the 2d Of October
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-18
MR 5EfFERSoN's OPINION or \ L. STATES
BANK

II any Democrat ia ,he B,foaeh Who desires a.
know The ruth regard 10 ih,, matter. vi AXE
the Trouble o refer % he Denaorac Ra,la, IN,
tearuafy ISL, page IL. be viii dal tie follow
iue passage.
- have waived ms own objections loa Bank s."
sad Mr. Jedsisaa. from Monticello. .aaJ The nf.8f
'hai dld 30 Tres ia lie faeI fAai I suffered Tie
Bank thai ctisfei iu mv Administration. IL extend
- hfaoohe. AMI maIHpi, IT, offices
Such J. he language If tals great man. aad yer,
much like thai at Mr.. Ma3tsln who sad Il ala,
Surrender my creed 10 lie Determination Of the -.
pfeme C'uH aod The lcI giesceuee Of ,he Coanir, d"
- NeffeA Herald
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-18

.efe is nothing DO HN IHfs WIIfh sh.HIi cause
t4fff.sr htwoett ii rlay aIafmn. We ought "a.
r,e' lHai iarrIsurr MI uakc e,cf4 cler'la ia 4asf
iaNef go Obtain caaIf5i of our markets. IT., H,.r
business $50 Do 30 w s1aaIi fu.sae Tho .spe
IsHioy % ~e were similarly situated We should
hnd q uceossaf, nda So. These BnH.h msngfe.
ufers acf od, ils ,hfcWd. eulerpn.iue h,seei.g
basiue's mer. rae, 6ud mai afhcf nsfag. 49,
beg uhHs 90 d1 lhe.t uNu lahor hey bu, Of Them
Ies' sed less even ye4f 4 lhu, bcr4mes q matt,
~ The uim'sI Importance To persuade other nsfI,a.
q P','ale, q abandon pf1iocHHn Lie ornsfi
7Ha st.IIui safesmru frey use ai the means IN fte5
is'Nef Do make us believe that tAoy can eel n.
ts'as on much better terms than 0e can uaate lher
osf'ehts Au- Dow lhey see that 10 HtNFs c,.,
Is elected ftesidsni. and The p4hcs OF PrsIeris, !.
esa b's'hsd. Ne sAai. always do our own Nors. sg8
lhey vii iase he market here. TIE London Ada.
81 recent dale. sen l5rcbly expressed III, apare
hehsi'n IA The following pafagaph;-
me eiseion OF Mr. Clay mus, we feaf be looked
upon as 10 considerable extent The con frHati9n o.
"' pftHotple q commercial rts'riaaon Ho ba. ii.
"als been HE consistent advocate OF PR0TEe-
I'VE TARIFF, and The cause Of The Wbe. Ia.
always been Identified with hat Of The New Enc.
ahI manufacturers, who am o. acquiring a nm.
poly Of lie home market ty the ard Of prohI4nory
"u"es' Nor can wo w1R5et that such IL the paI,cy
VI 'he m'si respectable and intelligent Statesmen If
america. when we consider that by our corn law,
We ''ui lhe door 10 The face OF any attempt 10 ne
sonA'e commercial arrangement on the inlt,ng Of
c "a" and substantial reolproeiig VIZ TAXI No
IhINs fR'M rnE L STATES nut THAI WpIs.t, M,
CANNOT POSSIBLY Do wtrHour-rHviR cerr,, IN
oDAeCo-EASLtD DING he staple produce o. he rrs1f
asF'eH"@fai States Of me hta hy a SLIDING scale
mgenlously framed as 10 throw the n.sr,u,..g,
sh'uni Of impeachment N lie way Of acces. 10 lie
English market Is uto Be wondered al. fles. tbgt
~s4 rttaliaie and meet high dates on American G5r
~ high duties On English manufactured A liberal
Htreial policy lhfee years ago would have pre.
's'''o We passing ot the restrictive Tariff Of the
enue5 states and would have gwen decided a.
e'''lu'y DO nat country 60 Free Trade principles
''1 ne free IfaIe parry a liberal commercial
to.'y 'l'P''d lea ears hence as from pteseu, IN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-18

The lum1te American nnurlur The snoIyc,.,-
~ of the BatIIs II North Point say,-eA hrt la.
Jnsi come 10 our know edge. Winch IL may mol he
n1ppoHune to mention al ihn. lime We ,rstn
from reliable source that ihe But,sh Government
had actually made oa' the patent Constituting Cen
Ross Ear. Of Washins2a." m c5nsidetaiI1a of The
capture Of HE Ameuean Capital an1 Tie de.ttgct.,7
of lie public buildings The death ~ Gen. Il. IA,
the battle oi North Pa,ut winch look place in sh,ot
three weeks alefNatas most edecualIy frustrated
the intention OF ms Governments
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-18

4 writer m The New Bedford Ner.
curry states that some Of The followers
of Father NlLlga have taken new
Start Of late. aal thal several Of the del
uded believers N that vicinity have ac
11aily gwen up every temporal concern
10 wait Tor the day IN which our earth is
10 oe burnt ~ Some Of these men
have families, aud they are suffering
from Their utter neglect Of business.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-18

Charles Gibbons, Es7 las been nominated to,
State seunIot by The Wings Of PaIadelpa.a cav
lie j. one NJ The mos ardent. indamua3le. euefeeI,e
working Nhs ga Pennsylvania and has done he
eau,e s'oa service as President OF Tho Nauaa4 Cay
club The Wings Of Philadelphia vii AXE ca,
thal hIs M MY Dies alL III heIaN 1nnn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-28
Xa. Erus,ln.oud a SON.

\ HE now receiving large and general assortment
N :" GOODS, (aboot twice as many as can he Open
ed IN their house,) which, having been purchased
iof CASH N Baltimore, since the decline Of prices can
and VIII be sold as low at any house in the upper
country We earnestly request the Ladies and Gentle
men OF the surrounding country 10 examine our Stock
and prices. The l.sdies will find largo and elegant
assortment Of ner style Goods and the Gentlemen car
be accommodated IN good style. We have large stock
OF Goods Tor Ncgto's clothing, Blankets. Groceries
Bouts aud Shoes. Hats, Axes aud other Hardware and
Cutlery. Earhcn, Tin and Glass ware, Sc, &c.
Amherst oei, II ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-28

BDtRSlANI 10 an order of the Circuit Superior
u Court NJ Law ana thaneefy, for the county OF Am
iiefsi, Pronounced IN The 30h day of August 1871 in
the ease OF Campbell and Others against Campbell and
Whers. the undersigned acting Commissioners un-
der The Aforesaid drCree, viii uler FOR sale public auc
Tim, on the 10Th of November next At the mansion
huuse oi the aie John Campbell, deed. in the county
"i Amherst, the following tracts Of land 10 vii: the
Down Tract supposed To hundred aud tween
IS scrs with comfortable and convenient improy ements
fIaf's Mountain Tract lying on line waters OF Little
Pmy River containing hundred and six arres-
Jufess Ridge 1mcts one containing Ia the other i6
acres, all in woods and very rich tubaccn land Three
tracts on both sides Phy River adjoining the lands of
Edward Massie and James ". Campbell containing by
survey, the first 50 acres the second 1872 acres and the
third 81 cresa adj inug. Also oneolher Tract called
Chlidress Creek Iuci containing 3l2 acres lying On
the waters Of the spulh lnk OF Plny River Ais, the
Sandy Ridge Tme containing 10 acres lying on both
sides If the lye River Turnpike, dJ0inng Mr. " lllam
Massie's Mpniei,,o est9ie.
The abOye lands considered valuable of their kind
and vii be sid upon credit Of three equal instamrns
al ss twelve and eighteen months the purchasers being
required Ia give bonds with approved security l1f the
purchase money, AID the tile 10 be retained by us until
the Whole purchase money is paid,
ANY persan wishing u the lands will appy 10
MessIs. George w. Campbell and James Campbel. the
exnrs. oi the aforesaid Jno. Campbell. decd POSSES
sien viii be given the day Of sale Acting as comlnls
siansrs VIII convey sHch title only AZ is vested in Us
by the decree ui.der which we act.
WILLIAM NJ. WALLER,
WILLIAM BOURNE
d Oct. IA tl5No
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-28

virtue and IN pursuance of decree ut the circuit
sD superior court Of law and ehancery for Amherst
rmnif, pronounced on the slh OF October 1871 in the
case OF R'b A. Smiley, plaintiff, and Plzatru Edmunds.
Christopher L. Estes and Ialod b. Scot, delen
dan's, the undersigned appointed commissioner for
that purpose. viii, on the fourth Monday in November
NEXT IN ihelown OF loylngst1n, and before the front
door Of the cnuuh1nse IN said town. sell 10 the highest
hddef Tor cash, the BRICK BUILDING in SAID Town.
known rs the Methodist Church
STERLING CLAIBORNE, Commissioner Sc.
Oct. II to5N
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NOTICE.

pursuance of decree Of the circuit superior conrt
Il oil law and chancery, for the county OF Amherst pro-
nounceJ on the first day Of April, 1871 in The case of
Jesse Mandy, Plaintiff, against Roly Penn and others
DEFENDANTS the Undersigned, commissioner for that
pupose appointed, will proceed to SELL upon the premi-
SEES. by way tpubc auction, 10 the highest bidder for
cash. on 5th day OF November next the tract of land
mentioned IN said decree much thereof may be suf
clent to pay the Plaintiff his debt interest aud cost
The land rs situated in the neghborhood of the Staple
tons Mills, county of Amherst.
GEO. w. CHRISTIAN. Deputy for
Jas. Powell, Shirt and as such com'r
Oct t5N
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fn,lc True rnin r.traetor anivc. Nhie,.

,fENhc True ppin Extractor Aaise. WIZ
cures like a charm all BURNS ~ hIe OF w
s. ever, external SORE, PAIN, MILAN MA ~,
Ache or Itching ever yet found The human fanny,
which IL has applied, must always be bough et'
inc frnn Coms,ock y CO.. OF New York or men an'no'
zed Agents All caulened against an' spurious ar
ticcs which may always be avoided by knowing lhe cue
you buy cpnss from Comsioek s Co, who are now me
only pfoprelrs and manufacturers. Inquire iaf Coh
nel's which is warranted do all it ever would when
called by any other name the price shall be refunded
in any case If IL does not please. To place 1t wlihn Inc
reach of all the price has been redneed more than ion
fld and is now sold for % cents the mer price being
tlu exorbilant. The 81 cents size contains no" ioui
tunes as much the former and the dollar SIZE near
ten times much.
No family that has any tile 10 humanity, VIII fai 10
have Councils Pain Extractor Ointment, always on
hand To life. all sears, and reduce all agony from
any burn in five minutes, provided they have seen II
used, or will believe lhose who have used II.
For sale by JOHN VI SEAY.
Lynchburs, Va.
June Il 20 Is
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E'AEE.tssess
E'gEDS. Eas. ~. &ggE S,1"ESSEI'

Va rs established himself in I.ynclburg on the cross
q street, parallel with the Market House and N
rear Of A. tron,e'1 STORE opposite Exchange Corner-
where he "lll caff} Ar t4oriny business in
rous branches. All work entrusted IL his shall he
done promptly. IN The must fashionable slylr lie it,
vlles the attention OF his former cus,oaers and the pub
lie IN general tor a share Of patronage.
Sept. % WITS