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Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-18

NORTH k co.
 APOTHECARIES AND CHEMISTS,
 and dealers in GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS. Apotheeories' Hall opposiie the Mansion Honss, and
 S5 GopenmeRt street. ID RESPECTFULLY call the attention of Fami- IG lies, Physicians, and the public generally in town and country, 10 their extensive and well select ed stock of Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals and large assortment of the most delicate French, Eag- l,sb, German and American Perfumes and Extracts, &c , together with great variety of Brushes, Combs, amd Fancy Articles, adapted to the Toilet or Nursery. Physicians' prescriptions will receive particular attention.
 The very best of Medicines constantly kept on hand, and a competent person always in readiness, both night and day, to prepare them m ihe most careful and scientific manner, with scrupulous re- gard 10 correctness. tf.lf s
 LEEcHrs of the best kind always kept for sale, and a person (Mr. Payne) every way competent at hand to apply them and charge made but for those that take Medicine chests filled and re6tted in the neatest and most careful manner. novl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-11
MIR. PACKENHAM RECALLED.

The New York Journal Of Commerce says the state
met, copied oy us few DAYS since. irom the Bus Ton
Pos, that Mr.. Packsuham had been recalled by the Br-
,.h government is confirmed by facts recently trans
.i,ed We learn from various sources that the rejection
Nv the British Penpoien,iay Of MI Folks proposition
"a establish the 49ih parallel of North latitude the
tundary between the territories of the two countries,
o. Ear from being in conformity with positive instructions
INN hume, is considered by the British governs eni a
f.,ss s,ep in diplomacy. and thai Mr. Pscksnham has
Sesn recalled therefor aud 10 now expecting The arvsl
ri his successor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-11

rOREiGN NEW S.--Wc received the foreign news
" two arrivals the Queen Of the West and The Steamer
Cambria The Richmond Star says "lI shows En-
s.ps and especially En2aad In he be in very topsy
,urvy state he pressure for the hecesSaries oil lille Is
likely to he let the continent as severely as In Eng
land We are amused in looking at the suggestion ol
,he Belgian King. As succedaneam Tor The scarcity
VI poa,aes he offered his people labor On the psbc
wmka-askiug for bread and giving stone The prop
..,iun of political economy involved Is ths-i'ahor on
the public works will make poatoes cheap. II Will
give them money. but still r,atoes and olher f"d VIII
be as dear as il they worked anywhere else" This ar
rival will Of course produce Mother rise In Wheat and
Flour, which were declining very fast
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-11
OLD .IlE SHEENE I

This inimi,abie Banjo Player is 10 perform AT the
Theatre trnigh, Crhursday.o he is native born
Vryinian, reared in old Buckingham, and after an alb
sence of several years in Europe, where he performed
the as,onisment of the crowned heads here he has re-
turaed Among us. and will make his Original Virginia
instrument gladden. the hearts Of citizens and oonvuse
their sides with laughter. lie has with him Frank
Brewer the greatest Ethiopian extravaganza eAan'.-
Go and them to light.
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.Yore eriHemee of tyse p0iccr ~
TIIoNPsoN's onIFoUND SYAUH
Of Tar ~ Wood .NWpfh0.

Corsunrriyrs. porBr No IossEnl bat read the fol-.
loving and rcltcH ANornra wospEaruL CusE.
fuiLAprLpIih, April |, 1916.
h llERERI certify thai during hefols 10 Southwark
ui July last nwng 10 eNpnsufe aud fatigue Ia the per-
lumal,n OF military duty, my health received severe
shuck. In The atltr Part Of August. all the symptoms
oi PULMONARY CONSUMPTION appeared. At
this juueluto eall,d IN ny first phisican who attend
ed weeks without benffil. and lud disinct
", that he considered my disease beyond The reach IF
human AID. lie ceased his visits; every symptom
getting worst; pain in tlr SIDE and breast, diligently VI
br athlnp. taisng blood pilp,aon Of he heat. night
secals hectic hyer, &c,pnJ was so weak WAS IN
ahle raise from bed dress iunt assistance: cough
rackin. aud vi'lrnt frequently cnusug me 10 bring up
blond. | piw called in another ysicIan. who AT
recommended the use Of Thmpsn's Cumpouna Syrup
oi Tar aud Wood Napha aud WHEN | had got through
the fourth hbtle. was able diess myself and come
down stairs Without assistance, and Ivy The time had
finished my twelfth bottle my appetite and strength
tnTned. all lhe symptoms disappeared aud lbe disease
WAS subdued aud M common wllh thousands Of others
WIN have heen cured by this me cine, testify that
ia sondcjm porsrs, | alone owo my res,oratiun To-
health. JAMES ANDREWS,
2l7 Cathanne Street.
The above valuable medicine Is Tor aae by
JOHN. II. SEAY, DSuggia,
Agent for Lynelburg and vicinity.
Dec. tsit
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700 sRSsG,

Nearly 500 At which ats sd nncrurd and heavily
umhercd IA we'll adapted the cultivation III tobacco
Corn aud Wheat "a large crop of which is already seeden
up,u ~ rs remarkably we'll aud is susceptible o the
highest improvement. .#.,
'rbrt, ia sl., ON tho ahevn farms VERY con-
fi~es, PORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE, heon.
tNnil uuy stualrl. aud surrounded by all 1hn enm.
s4a4 kts aud eanvenlences of pleasant aud asfesa>
BILE country residence,
The terms of The ahase s,le will he onf> third per-
hans on fourth ca H. aud The hlauee GA credit st sne
and two wears.
For further particulars. apply 10
T. ! BURTON i.ynehhufg,
JESSE \. 81 'RION. residing On 'ho place,
p s The ahove rracl will he divided into Two pafs
GELS il necessary, 10 sui, purchasers.
~ The Ricfn1nl Whig Will tn~rt ihs foregoing
weekly weeks and send aceoun, 10 th'. ollre.
Oct q tlop 1t
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ss2ssk Ky.

Died. on the lih Of Nuvehaber at his residence in
Amherst county, MAhmADugE b. SissoN in the 9th
year Of his age. In the circle in which he moved ne
man WAS more esteemed and respected. lie lived
joying The good III and friendship Of all who knew him
aud died in peace with all the world. In his domestic
relations he tender and aleclionate, and citi-
zen he strictly and scrupulousIy just. wife aud
three children whom he was deyoicdly atlached and
many friends, afe left behind 10 mourn his loss.
HE FIedeIIckshnrg lapers requested 10 COPY.
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81 NEGROES FOR SALE.

EeY virtue of decree Of the circuit superior court o.
D law and chancerv, Tor Amherst cnnnty, pronounced
on the 5h dav OF September. 1915. in suit, wherein
the President. Directors and company Of the Literary
Fund of Virginia and others are plaintiffs, ard John r.
samson surviving administrator OF John Z. Sampson
decd and oilers defendants; the Undersigned as
Commissioners will on the 9Th day OF January next
Nhat being Abemare day) If fair, it not the next
fair day. in the town Of charlottesville, in front Of The
court house sell Ia the highest bidder,
oZ NEGROES,
consisting Of men women and children.
Terms of sae.-On a credit of ninety days. Ina
purchaser or purchasers giving their notes satisfactorily
endorsed negotiable ard payable at The office of discount
and deposit of the Farmers Bank of Virginia at Char
loltesyle. GEORGE CARR. Co,,.
JOHN THOMPSON Jr.,
Nov 10 toJ
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Pork-This article is still selling at S. 80 in our
MARKET great many Of our citizens have held back,
prvferrng buying bacon To paying the present prices
We see that uncommun quantity Of Pork NH be put
~ in the Western states. The last Louisville Journal
ssys tina, more than 100000 hogs will be slaughtered IN
,ha, city alone while The usual "nnbc Is NJ" over 49,
co., The price in that market Is quoted al &350 fol
heavy hugs and large contracts have been made at thai
pr,ce-a decline former prices Lard is selling AT -
cents per h.
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Desirable Family Residence
HOEe S.lLE.

wish 10 eel he honse and lol occupied by myself
is SITUATED In desirable and healthy par, Vi The owa
.I---r the alley running by the reservoir, Il
s-1yF..rk about square beyond the reservoir |
,s1giiiM passing from Main street. The hauss u
roomy and comfortable, III riding very =
Rr,eanle residence Tor large family On the lot all
lie necessary hDnses. namely: rooms r servants.
meat honse. stable hoose. Scr. All the houses and
The lot in excellent order, peeding hut very lille re-,
por This property s INSURED in the Mutual Assurance
Society. The tax of Which is only about six dollars rsr
annum.
J would prefer private sale; but, If ihis cannot be
effected. this prnpef, Will be offered al auction On the
2oth day o December nest. 10 private purchaser tho
terms shall he accommodating. " j, should he aid at
auoliun the terms viii hr made ktosn on The dsy II
sale f.rg'ns, dsposed 10 purchase. are invited 10 view
this property. X. d. TOW NIEY
Npv 81 2ODn
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Ed OPS CORRESPONDENCE.
RICHMOND, Deccn.

RICHMOND, December ), 1915.
Af,r had closed nv letter On the 81 inst mot an
ti,i,n,ino such early ac,ou resolution was adon,ed
br I'M. n nse and cncurred in nv ,he Senate
a. r,uc.,d to J,, II, ,b. eec,;n, n n : S.n.,n,
Th,, du,y has been ACCORDINGLY rerGmed by the elcc
lion If Isaac S P.n,ybacker in conforntv Win IRE
vim, d.cson of n legislative Canon. which w,s an.
sagcd aevera hours b,Ilouu brtre they culd conccn
sratc ms ori,y upon hin,hr wise prec,ution la vino
been first taken 10 SUPPRESS all discussion 4, TO the COM
paraiive merits. claims and qualification, Of ,he dozen
ssprants (more or less) for The DISTINGUISHED s,,lion-
No other person nominated and the vue stood as
follows For Pennybacker ITO, w C. Rives 40. scat
f.rng |. Several Wings voted for III. Iocofac, uu-
nee who by the way is very small man for 40 high
station. from such State as Virginia
To-day we have had a warm prell ninary skmish in
the House the Convention 1nes,un-which resuI,ed
finally in the adoption of resolution directing bill to
bs bruugh, in To take the sense Of The people and like
wise provisional bill organizing the Convention in the
svent that majority Of The people shall decide in lis IA
cided opposition the measure. Mr. Scott ot f. took
e'so !" 'e" re- ans 70 condemn some o' ''e Doff,
NC se"'''N'"'s III ""' n'Dr"eh ""ssage' ""u'o
'. '"'e . ue'',, WI u'' anu p"e' "Pe,' were
-. u, wa. '"o i'es.ue". '''".'"o"s ri's7aee'
l. =, "a ~ ~ ' '' w" '' ''''
Cnos - .; ; 49, I'll -
tho &c, H. ~ L = az ,,;' va, my ,e' u vi
I.,;n ho 6II .. t w., ~ '' r
.us 'hn ~ ~ oae'I Ea y a"e ase"'y .. Eau
the first ballot, rece,voa % v,,as Sa,nn"I r w."
(Whiu17 - scai,er;na Ia n II - ~ ,.' W.
ceiyed The Caucns Illumination &c CiarL IS ,h L.
and NIessrs Richie & Ueiss ne pri,,.,s R,h ,iI b.
elected of course the DEGREES of ,h,, hdy heinz ,nn
oent and reversible r
The Presidents Message is written in , yle of nm
pretending simplicity. You have no room 70, comments
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NJ SEs1sEAGr.S.

Married on the ID inst. by the Rev John McElhen-
ny, J. 6. ANDERSON. Esq, Junior Editor If the Lew
sburg Chronicle. To Miss SAuEA. yoJrges daughter o
WIN. Spots, Esq all OF lewlsburg.
in Pntsylvana. on the 18Th ult.. tv Elder J
I. Mcl.aughlm. Mr.. JAMES &, LEAK. of Halifax, IL
Miss MARY A. SrASFIEEp, of Plllsylvana.
-. Ii the same county. by the same on the 18th
December. Mr.. JAMES J. ID. HINprnsos. Of HALIFAX
to Miss EIlziBETH }. McllAnY et Pus,lvania.
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Cash For Negroes.

fF1IlE subscriber wishes 10 Purchase parcel OF Ne
proes Of both sexes for which he will pay ehgh-
est market prices Persons having any of the above named
property dispose Of will find ii 10 their advantage by
calling hun lie present he found at the Frank
Iln Hotel, or al the store OF WIN. }. Willis.
T.. MYERS.
n b. Persons at a distance, having any of the above
property for sale. will by addressing with descrp
ti,n Of them, bo attended TO. ~. M.
D.c 4Ilf
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Ig.eIOD T.! Uy'OOEe

HAVE sold four lois Of Wood. and still have four
4 OF ten acres each To sell. Two loads day are now
being hauled To tuwn with ease.
have also a small plantation Of about so ACRES for
SALE on Wards Road, near Lynch's Greek, which has
ON it about % acres Of iue timber 1t excellent pc
stion for a Mechanlc- "A Blacksmith Wheelwtight,
for a small store aud wagon yard. would sell II on
liberal credit ACHILLES ID. JOfiNSoN.
Dec II Wv II
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e American government Is prepared 10 eAicnd lis laws
uver hs, region and 10 ensure 10 the people the mmun
lies Of American citizens.
With those portions Of The Presidents Message hav-
ing reference 10 domestic pulley do mol, oil
concur Blu, We must reserve hat have 10 say in
relation 10 these topics TO another day.
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FLOR AND WHEAT MARKET.

he our market is very unsettled. Holders scarcely
know what 10 ASK the news by the Cambria has mol
been sufficiently known TO settle the price Bayers are
offering 1915. but holders ask Sc, aud some refuse
that. Wheat ST .05 to sll0. But we presume by los
day there will be rise.
Ia Richmond the news had not effected the market,
A. il had not been in the city long enough. The last
sales Of -four made al $3.50
The news by the Cambria had not bad time to effect
tee price Of flour and grain in any of the Northern CT
ties, no sales having been made since The arrival.
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Sale or Furniture TOOis, sc .

nIKSUANT 10 two deeds Of trust, executed 10 the
subscriber by PutuelI w. CufIee. IN his life time.
the one dated The 3Oh May, 1910, and The other the
Bud June, 1910. aud both duly recorded IN The clerks
oGico of the Musings Count Of Lynchhurg, shall on
the 26lh day of The present month"; at The late residence
of the said Purnc w Coffee licensed IN the town Of
Lynchburg. sell auction, to the highest bidder ior
cash. the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NlTURE, mentioned and d scribed in the deed OF the
30th May. 1910, consisting Of Mahogany Side Board
Bureau, Dining Table, Rocking Chair, iva Feather
Beds, Bedsleads and Furniture, Chairs. Knives and
Forks, Earthen " are, Pots, &C. &c, So Also, the
Tools mentioned and described the deed of the I'd o
June 1910. consisting of Work Benches, Planes. SAYS
Brace and Bus SC. Sc. &c. J. WILLS.
Dec WHO'D
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Valuable rt..i.sss fox sale near
Y,vf,ey, f,,.,.a

y order tot f5M stttiemsnl AID c,7islon OF ''s -
tate uf John II Bnriep dei'J The lceaiees VI Na"
estate have Determined sell public auction, IN nc
loh d9 Of December mart II tar II nut. the neNt la
day. that pliatbia farm kpoica by the name OF odh
drore, On Which Nj. Margaret {. Barim nov re-
sides Tue abaye traet lies IN tamphel county. eSien'
ding lram Tho Farsai taad the Brdiurd line 10
Black rpier C,s5h ,stin ihree mit,s OF lynchbnrg,
and adiann. The ands Vi Rev i. ksbler. } a. Mcrn'
vrthrr Can't liaitst aud others. Tue Tract CIV
aims absut
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Lands near EyNCh burg
Eflbls SALE

,gNlIE SUBSCRIBER is authorised to sell the fol-
I lowing lands:
One tract six niles above town, lying on the canal
aud through which Wide Mouth creek runs, containing
about
20 a G Z S,
chiefly in woods; Another ract,lylng on the Lynchbnrg
and Blue Ridge turnpike, about lour miles from town,
containing about s. ACRES.
These lanas will be Sold # the weather be favorable,
the l2h day OF December next; or on the hrst tar
day thereafter, Sunday excepted. The sale will COM
mence at Wide Mouth.
The terms viii be made known on the day OF sale
IN the meantime the subscriber will take pleasure IN
showing the lands to persons disposed 10 purchase.
GEORGE PERClVAL, ST.
New 90 tloD u
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FOR Es E.v'I.

C-~~c THE desirable FAMILY RESI-
ES&!!Hk DENCE. a, presen, in the occupancy of
WIN Edwin Matthew's Esq. IN Church
Es.sysls..l3 Street, near lbr Methodist Episcopal
Church. has good W eliot Wafer IN The yard. aud
all necessary Out Houses in glnd repair also, excel
lent Garden Possession given LIT January.
Apply ~ the subscriber L. FLETCHER.
Dec. / Ia
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o. The Lexington Repor,er states that Mr.. Hart
tha sculptor whom The ladies' Of Virginia have selected
~ the person to execute Mr. Clays statue. will proceed
immediately TO Italy TO commence his task.
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EahGE.rGgsEFs lfh, fslJ.

oEGE.R EEs lfh, lSlJ.
IN r. @. PETERS is This morang opening .
II y. lot OF NEW GOODS. received by express d..
reel from the importers, consisting in part Of
pc. super black French Chth. which will COM
pare with any French Cloth In this market,
9 ps. French Doe skin Cashmere, (super.)
| pc. super black Satin Nesting.
Alsp. fine assortment ot CASH MERES, warrant.
ed all woul, with the Velvet Ribbon 10 trIG, them !.
white and red FlanneIs, Tweed Cassneres Blankets.
Linseys. heavy Noollens, &c.
Persuns waaling any Of The above Goods, womb do
well 10 give ell, as am dc,eruiaed sell them
very low. ID. 4, &. PETERS.
Dec. 4wif
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o. The public debt Of the L. States on the ls' OF
last October. assaIed by the Secretary oiihe Treasury,
was 81 07J ,i45.5e.
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rri,se laFsT a.,

,Ivs1a TIE brick tenement, sltnnicd on Diamond
ssiiI Hill, aud recently occupied by the late John
jsl4A Victor. The location of this house is very
venen and the lot has npa i, good well Of water and
The necessary osI door buildings.
Possession given immediately application to
J. &. SlIACkLEFOKD. Adm'r.
de bouis non Of Maria Victor, deed
Dec 10
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Unprecedented attraction!
CHEAPER THAN EVEN.
ia MES DXyw rDDrE,

J a w z s ID " w DIE,
CO Beuer IA tioehs. u aicAes l,trtlrg
u.s. AID iHleg Goods.
IN MI Main street., Fyaehburg, ys.
~ isnow In full receipt al the largest
< -rrl and haadsun,s 81 seleclinn Of ,lowey
81 he has ever had the pleasure Of uirt-
u ~ ing IL hi, friends and the rnhlic aud
ir,ling assured that he has. in all Ia,
stances. used his umosl cusayus 10 please hosc ho
have been so KIND 10 favor him with call he still
hopes that by STREET attention 10 business, aud deter
mutation TO SELL LOW, he may continue ~ merit
pofnn OF their patronage. portion of his assortment
consists Of the following articles To Wit Gold and Silver
Lever. Anchor and Vertical Watches; Fob aud Guard
Chains; Breast Pms, and handsome article
fnger Rings, Bracelets. FarRmgs; Gold and Silver
Pencils; Gold and Silver Spectaclcs, Sc. &c
\. B.-An work done with heatness and despaic
Old Gold and Silver tahen in exchange for work
J. y.
Dee. IL II ut Is
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b,1se geesA.',

.fEJsii. ROOMS over lac s,ofr urcupci by 'Thoma
b !. olry. They largo and pleasant. and arr
a., sitably adapted Tor any Who wishes a,nd nj
flee ihoNao " aShf''''
Nov 10
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NEW GOODS. 3
NEGWoEs WANTED!

INllE SUBSCRIBERS are wanting 10 nurchass
4 any number oi LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES.
that Viii SUI the Southern market.
As they are anxious To make their purchases spss
Oily as possble, they assure those having any tor sale
that they will pay ms liberal cash prices be hain.
ed N any market IN the State. Persons who wish -
SELL viii do well la call on them before making sale.
n. B.-We wish 10 purchase one or iva Blacksmiha
and Carpenters DAVIS X HART.
NV. 5 4txif
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keRihSi.S.

> 900 IBS NEv GEESE FEATHERS on
csNoV hand and fn sale luw fur cash.
BRYANT. TiNsi.EY 4 LAVENDER.
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PUBLIC iNOYet;a,.

IN III. be sold, 10 the highest bidder, Monday
W Tie 23rd ns al the late residence Of Col.
Joshua r. Holmes, decd, all The ptshnble Property be-
longing To his estate. consisting OF the variety of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Horses, Cows. Ba
rouch. w agon, &C., &c.-Ierms made known nn day OF
sale MARTHA A. HOLMES, Adm'x
Dec | At
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Eknh1RP Enl. ES9iif.

fT--ef, desire TO rent the Store now occupied by
Itji;il Neasfs. Norvell & Averett, AS Commission
lLLia,s House. next below Mr.. Richard Iyree's on
Main street. Possession will he given by the first Vi
November. or perhaps earlier.
Gil. l.. MOSBY, Erecuior
or "A. Hoiconbe, Jso
Ang25 H1
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TRACT OF LAND

in the said deed mentioned lying in the county of Bed
ford on Saunders Mill Creek, containing 10 ACRES
more or less.
The title to this land is believed to be indsputale bu
acting trustee. shall convey only such title as is vest
ed in me by the deed Of trust and decree aforesaid.
q. A. WiNGFIELD.
Liberty Dec wt3J
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CASH FOR WHEAT.
EsEsOG.I.I'.s! xsRO G.1.V'S!!

Fl good supply Of Negroes Heavy BR o.
81 CANS. oi excellent quality. on hand,
eskzp cc9 and for sale lower than ever before by
~ CALVIN THO MPSON.
n B A good supply Of Mr. VIM. l.. Saunders
sstfs Chewing Tobacco for sale. CT.
Nov II 2wil2Wuf
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EUcfOru H0lidS.

vZyE wish 10 hire for the next year, IL or ~ MEN
w and BOYS. Those having such would do wen
to give us call before hiring. e. e
u S''e NJ. LANGHORNE s SONS.
Dec ii wv
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fall aud Winter GoOtis.

Fall and winter Goods.
fEllE Subscribers hava just ieeo WE'D lirlI poyply
FALL. AND WIN TER GOODS,
comprising general assortment all Of which they wd
sell al thu lowest market prizes, 10 hose who may fave
them with call. TURNER s. BuRWElL.
Nov , su
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P0STpOkFAlENT.
Trust safe OTLNnN.

10Y virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Jacob Nll-
, ams t, Marquis ID. Gray end Bnrwell Lee, Trus
tees dated the 22d of April. 1913 and of record in Bed
ford county court and of decree of the county couT
Bedford substituting the undersigned trustee in said
deed pronounced IN the Doth day Of November, lS45
in the case OF Preston s. Leltwich and another against
Jacob Williams and others, | shall proceed IN the pre-
misses the Sd day of January next. 10 sell 10 the high
esl h;dder. al puhc anctlnn. Tor cnsh, The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-11
commissioners sale OF sy9sid aud
NESsis0EE.

EaI VIRTUE of decree oi the county court &
u , Bedford. will sell to the highest bidder, nj pub
lie auction. on thu premises, On Friday, the 26th DE
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-08
HOUCK'S PANACEA

SURPASSES ALL OTHER REMEDIES FOR THE
CURE OF COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA, CON
SUMPTION, AND OTHER DISEASES.
YHNEUuSAhDS of persons can testify to its eff
n feacv who have been cured after all other re-
d: edies had failed.
tits unnecessary to eulogze the virtue Of the Pana-
cea as il stands uHrivaled by all other medicines as
wilbe fully testified 10 by reference to the pamphlet
accompanying each hottie.
Price per bottle, ST so.
liberal discount made to persons who purchase to
sell. No. 10, LIBERTY, CORNER Or GERMAH-sT
n99 I'm JACOB HOUCK.