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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16
Nov p


Books Books! Books
~!
ID. II. P.IH.NE,
Bookseller, StGIioncr, and dea'cr in Fancy Goods, Nh
sicai h,bument> Sc, neTt door bciow Bel,
Rucher s. Co, Mann Street,
Lynchbpg, Ia.
AFFF.RS 10 the public generally a very large aud
~ well assorted stock OF BOOKS In all tho various
departments OF Nsdcine, Law. rheoIogy, &c.
English French, German. Spanish Latin and Greek
School Books,
Blank Books OF almost every variety.
Cap aud Letter Paper. plain and ruled. common aud
fine
Note Paper, plain and fancy, some very beautiful.
Paper llaugings aud Bordering,
Nmln', FLUTES, Gnuars. ~.
Ink. lnh Powder, Waters Sealing Wax, Motto Seals,
thessmen, Chess Boards, Backgammon Boards
Gold aud silver Pencils, gold Pens, ladies' Work Box.
Writing Desks.
Rodgers Cutlery, &c&c
Auanacs Tor 1917
Country Merchants, Teachcrs, and al, in want Of such
articles. are respectfully invited To examine tn stock
Ori. - IL
SGTfON 4 NASli'S Extra Fine CHEWING
~ TOBACCO can be had by calling on L. d. Jen-
nngs SAID 10 be very fine by good Judges of the article
Gall and give it ual.
October - ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16


W IIllam Yates and Mly hi, wife. and SAID William
Yates Adm'f., de binis non of William Boar /, irc'a
5"hn Alollry aud Martha his VIII. CuIln Yates, lin
Compton. Adn'to James h ard deed. Sarah Cnnp-
ton. Jln's D~kefsna aud Snt y his nIe, Wilson Ma
dor, ! 'eah Compton, John Compton, Thomas DAVIS
and Nelly Parker, Defendants
The sad Cour did, amoag othr- things adjudpe or.
per and decree, thai Commissioners w barton do Ia H.
nrihtr account oi the Administrator oi Pleasant Pres.
ION. on the estate oi said W am Beard drc'H en-
hacinJ the hires 81 the slaves ut the present yearand
also account 81 all su, ut money AS hstr brrn
rc""d hyI "r pad i,r. the sand LEWIS Cundn, and
with "ich lbf hens tile sad Elizabeth Cnn ii should
n4hliu'IY he charged, the division sad sIavr
and make report there f with any matte spec ally
Stat d. deemed pertinent by himself required by t.e
parties 10 b. slated.
Naw therefore, be II knoHno all the parties cnncrr1.
ed, that The nd rsgned, Com missioner as afr., H.
Will alh, "lli.r, IN IbenN, B,diorl County. at rha
hour of 10 "'cl"k, A. NJ, Of Sitndiy the II DIV ii
December $40. conn euce the arrouns aforesaid al
which lime and place they viii attend with Their az
cHniS vancers. nilnrsSrs and copies cuurl parrrs
lor examination aud settlement.
j. a. WHARTON. Com
Nnypnhri 9 vd,,
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Tor SNff OF hEfUt,
TIE BENT CREEK FLOUR MILL,
NAillCitts IN the limits ol the new county Of ppo
W nation. bordering ogoa the line % Buckingham,
sed within nlo less ut the James River Caual, and
l. nhlcs ~ this 10 the city OF Richmond.
ihls Mil has fixtures very superior -enurrIv c"m
plrtris failing stream. aud the brand u The
Mil has high s'andlOg III Richmond aud other mar
keis
The country adjacent the Mil is first wheat
gtpN ing rau o. Nteloia.
Those who may be desrous Of emhafhlng in the
manufacture of Flour will find This Mill advantageous
all respects And these who may have disposition
tatngape ~nullen culan, futhrr kind OF manu-.
laeluty would find this property very suitable Ia sura
undertaking. The Mil lIpuse l- large, aad The
lam Ia constructed must saidly and dnIably. Tho
house iisll could be converted iuo cotton woollen
mandatory, such mahuiaclofy cnuld be added 10
the nmr mill. mast conveniently aud advanageously.
Mr.. Andrew White who lives al The Mill. will show
the property To any deslrous Of purchasing. OF renting
The sane,
Fol tcfms, applyto
RICHARD POLLARD
Alta VISTA AbumaIle county near Warren.
AUGUST ~
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.S'O I4CE.
NERS. KIRKPATRICK has opened 10 The town Of
vi Lynclput..
NI\tRE

NJ Ks klHhPAlNltk has opened 10 the town Of
VI IyneIputs.
A SEMINARY,
for the education Of young ladies'.
The ordinary school course will comprise all the
branches taught IN good female schools, together with
Rhetoric aud Mental and Moral Science for those suili
clenlly advanced To enter upon such studies.
Shunld sufficient encouragement ba given, the best
teachers " Ill be employed N III" different d. paments
aud every Effort made 10 establish Institution ca pabe
ol Imp,rlng thorough education. The mos; unemll
ng attention will be paid 10 The intellectual and moral
ladies', aud strict and walciiu guardianship exercised
over them at all times
The scholastic year will consist Of two sessions Of
five months each the remaining t"o months will be va
cation.
TERMS
Boarding, lights. fuel aud washing 81 / per month-Gr
the session OF five months. go
Tuition "a like Parlod. Tor pupils over years. ~
- under II
French, per session. III
Music, with use OF Piano, per session. ~
Board aud tuition payable IN advance.
Pupils can enter at any time during the session, but
after entering, deduction viii be made for absence
excerpt IN Of sickness.
Aud she would owe tho following References DIR
VIM A. 1un, Ed. }. Darlington. Esd Col. Nalcn
Tine Parrish, DR.. WIN. :. Morton, Rev. Jesse s Arms
lead. Nm. \. Page. Nelson Page and Frsucs B
Deane, 81, Esq rs, Of Cumberland: Judge d. A. " H.
sun, Col Maurice Iaughorne. Rev. f. Cnmpsion Geo
Bagby, Esq aud faucIs Il, Dtane Jr, Esq of Lynch
Nug.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16

William \. Scott. in his own fipht. and the Admin
iSItaor Of Charles 4. Scott dre'd Ann- IT, Scot,
widow aud relic, oi said Charles y Sc1l deed; Hen
~ ). Ianghorne and Anne f.. his wife, Thomas C.,
Miller aud Margaret f., his wife; Salnuel Scott.
Charles A. Scott, Daniel sc"l, JOAN l.. Scott Edward
scott aud fowhalan u. scott, lnaul under q years
al age. b. Robert lnsy. specially assigned hls unar
dian; Samuel Irvine, Henry Powell and Martha. his
wllr; William Miller, Executor Of John Putnam. dee
and Iuomas NJ BundGrant Defendants
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November

4 / Circuit Superior Coun OF Law and Chauce
"A ~ heid fr Bedford county tie 10th day f S.p
temoer, ls1G
William Weeks and Sarah his WIFI Nicodpmos
Leit"leh and Margaret his wife, PllnuGs,
against
John Arthur ard Elizabeth his wifi. Saral I.eftwirh
6enrge iiuhd.y and DIlly ms wife, James f. Dalton
aud Mary his wifi, john Adams and JOHN Thomas
sally Thomas, James Thomas, Genrne r. Thomas and
Susan lhomas he last five, children aud heirs Of " ia
ney Thomas dec'd Formerly Wlnnry Adams Jaiues
ADAMS, Mary Adams, Slnah Adams Jlne AJam~,
Frances Adams. Paullna Adams Henrlella Adams and
oaihafge NJ. Adams, the as eghl, children and hers
al William A'lamr decd, Nancy Adams and Sarah
Adam-, children aud hens al / lonas ADAMS deed .
W daam Il. Beach, admir-. Of JANIS Adaas deed sam
u'I II. W oods, Elizabeth e.. Adams aud /, rec D.
Thompson. Del, ndanis
IL CnAScERy
The Court doth adJudee ord aud decree. lla, the
defendant William u. Beach, administrator OF jaime.
Adams decd. do render an account of his adnlrI,rra
non o The estate Oh his hiest tie heiurp commissioner
I" hs Courl. and The said Commissioner Is hereby di
fPcltd I" examine, stale and settle the sand account
"a report Tue sane Ia lls Court, with any matter >pa-
cay stated dremed rtInent by himself or r. CURED BY
The pafuts 10 be 81 stated.
An EAlract-F,se
JOS. " lLS0N, CIR
CoMMissIoHER's OFFICE.
Liberty, Oci. %, lSiG. :
The pares in this viii lake notice llar shall
at my llre, IN this Town, al the hour OF l0 o'cock A.
NJ oi Thursday, The lIh day "i December, lSl6,
CONNIE zee the account directed by The forcu lr decree
Al whi"h llne aud lace they i'll attend ulh IN ac-
counts vouchers and copies OF papers, lor exann-
nation aud settlement.
Novembcr9 viz
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The Court doth adJudge, order and decree thai tn,
dfIrhdah W lIllam \. Scoll, Administrator Of Charles
~ Scott, decd, do render before one Of the C,n,,ns
slunerS Of ms Conr, an account of his =,
lhreS'ae OF as SAID ntr,tats In making which settle
men, The Commissioner Will DISREGARD the settled ar
count already made ny that dfeudanr bccause il WAS
made arr he institution III this SUIT aud III also
a." report 10 ne court all debts pald by the dnlnis'r
"r ir The SAID estate, 81 AS o shpw the true ,sltIn
III The PluliS debt alnst The real and personal estate
IL VIII als' take an account showing hat real estate
was hel by III" SAID dtcedrn at the date II, Ih ,cre.
III Bncklngbam Court. which has been satisfied nv I'm,
F@h"n, a"d "al par Of any such has come to the pas,
srSslon OF The defendants Thomas VI Is nndnr,nl and
am \. Scott and The value o The arl held by p,rb
All oil which accounts The sad Commissioner viii he
state and settle, and make report thereof ia the Coarf
WIN any matters specially stated deemed pertinent by
h"srI'' Or required h, The parties be 5, stated.
\ Copy Use
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TRACT OF LAND,

thereby conveyed, containing, BY survey, about
1900 .HGRES.
The tract Of Land is siluaed near New Glasgow, in
he county o Amherst IN The huflh side ol Builalm
X yer. joined by the lands Of Lindsey Coetnln BEN
nri Hudson, William MaGlipy aud others, being the
- me land on which Jann Coleman nav resides and Is
VEL afaped 10 the cultivation Of gram aud lo9acc
he Improvements VA liable, and those Wishing
10 putclase sneli arm, wGuId do well 10 atetd tie
sale, AZ he property viii be disposed 81 # any hing near
lis value Is offered. HE llile helved To he unanes-
li"nabiy gopd but acting VIII only convey
such TILE as Is vested nv bv the deed of rust
hor,said. JOSEPH X. IRVING.
Trustee.
November wrasN
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4 Y pursuance ofa deed ofirusl eAecnird Ia M, In
4 March II, BY R,berI l.. aud James T. Coleman
aud duly recorded IN The Cetk', Office Of Anlrf,t
tounty Conf, ! shall IN the 2slh day of November
i 40. upon lie Pfemss or the purFs.s IN SAID deed
nentl en'd. eAfnse 10 safe Ing hrsl builder upon
cIrdIt ol 81, lNelye and ele herI mnnlIl, The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16

AND hf Sfr0nI II
john L. Cooo>, late Sheriff ol B"df,rd, and a. such
AdhlnS.rau' oi Ntl5an Boafd decreased.
Plaintiff
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DWELLING

al CO.: q. = IT,: !: ;: re; :. s: 6:
days OF vii please Apply 10 Col. Afmlslead Brrks
dale, Mr.. Elisha Bark-dle. Jr, viii give any
information which may BE- required.
The title 10 The above properly Is be.eved 10 be good
but acting az Trustee will only convey such lille
vested IN me, by the Deed Of Trust.
ALEXANDER TOMPklNS, Trustcc.
Oct. 5 ZION.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16

A | Clrnu Snpenar Count Ut Law aud Jhanrrry
= n hrII Tor bedford County, the ljh day Of Sep.
teuhet. let6.
f6hnnd fdei Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16
ROBERT TINSLFY. CIL.

'oMMl slaNER'S OrricE.
- Amherst e. lilo. September I'm. ISl6
ne parties Interested IN the foregoing order will ,I
n''c' ihal-l have appointed the G;h day of Derenhs
NEXT, 10 com hence The accounts therein meniionsJ AN
which dav at 10 O'clock IN the mornin, they are
"a TO aen at my olr, with Their accounts vouchers
ana copies 81 Cour papers. preplrcd irex,mln,tnn ,
settlement. RO VI HpotN\' :, AZ"
October 10 O"'"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16

Patrick Xix, Matthew Palr. Lewis Chopper; Hiram
|" Ia hanrn aud llz, his w!ic John Holiday and Bat
lhena MS wr, My Harrison. Jrtlerspn Board aud Sal
y his VIE, John Harrison and Christopher Board,
Defendants.
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Wire .ik

RULES holden in the clerks Office OF the circuit .n,
a rar court OF law aud chintery for tile county If ~,
rifk At The court house, the 1t Monday in Ott,h
$50: '''
Jcsse A. Waugh, PainT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16

BcnIamin s, Menilcc, James ". Wauhop, John X
"auhoP, Abram staple, and Thomas NJ Clark,
J, TEND
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16

JOS. WILSON, Clerk.
CoMMissioNEs's OFFICE.
Liberty, October Il, 1916. J
me parties N The above will take noce. mat
nan al my "lhce. IN tins lowh, al the hour nt ~ q
rl"rk, a. M..oi "Wednesday. The l6h day Of Drrembf
ieIo commence the accounts directed by the fore ont
a'cree' al Which I'm" aud place they viii attend. WIN
or" accounts vouchers aud copies Of court papers "f
eNarnlnallon aud settlement
j. \. WHARTON. Com
\, venbrf Q WV
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In CHANCERy.

Y.
The defendants, benjamin 5. Meniice, James W Wauton
and John Il auhlp, not having entered their appear
ance and given sermity according the al Assemlv
and the rules ct this court, und it appearing by sati-f
evidence that they inhabitants OF this Conn, n,
wealth; on HE motion o the plaintiff by counsel. order
ct Thai the sad Diet ndans do appear here the first
DAY IN December next, and answer the plaintiff, b1
aud that copy ot this order be tofhv ih published in tn,
iNN i'ure Alfginan, for Ia mont ts1c, { ,t
ed at eiront door house thus count, Oh ina
court day.
Cop,-Te-i-,
SAMUEL. G. STAPLES. ok
October 10 vs.,
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Is CHANcERY.

he Cont doth adjnl.e. order and Decree rha, lts
Defendants Xix, Pale aud Cooper do, before Cnnm'-
sinner OF ths Curt render an account of The sales matte
~ 'eW OF Tue slaves, bronaina 10 the ri JOSIAH
iidfrsnn deceased ,and ot the mount paid ~ her -
ihef OF them, IN the leits aud representatives ii sad J
sian Harrison deceased, aud tn whom aud when paid,
and tie SAID Gu nlissuntr is hereby dir cid. ID
eA'mn'' Stale and settle HE said accounts, and make
,rP'' 40 ms opnfi with any matters specially s4'r'
th"ngh' pertinent by hns IT, or required by The parlIts
10 be 50 stated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16

VDlIIE undersigned off, fuf sale Their Land. lying
on tisosr Greek. ia The county ii Brdford mile
from The fnrplke Road, and . mfcs West Vi Liberty.
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Oct. 20
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-17
Medical CARD!
KE PERFECT CURE OR NO CHARGE.

IN ALL FORMS OF SECRET DISEASE!
DIR. HARRIS OFFICE, Lock iNFIRMARY, No.
Is L. PRATT STREET, between President ST and
the Bridge. Disease driven instead of being turn
ed in upon the constitution. Who will risk health
and lie by taking specific or compound, administer
ed to all Gke, without regard To constitution suinp
toms stage of disease, when, for the same money,
they obtain the advice and treatment of skillfui
and experienced Physician?
DR. HARRIS, a distinguished graduate OF Cam
bridge, united with an eminent practitinnt from New
Orleans, is well known 10 the cilzeus of Baltimore
as a Skillul and experienced Phi, stefan. He makes
promises he cannot fulfil. His charges are mode
rate. Where cure is warranted, it is given in writ
ing, so there can be no mistake!
REMEMBER THIS
No Mercury, Balsam, disgusting Oils, or feted Drugs,
taints his remedies They are made OF sweet but
powerful Vegetable OmpGunds-purifying the blood,
strengthening the stomach, and forcing disease Out
instead of throwing it into the system TO break out
afterwards with renewed virulence. Syphilis, Go
norrh9a, Glee,s Structure, Seminal weakness, In
voluntary Emissions, Sweed Glands, or any infiam.
nation of the members, with affections of the kid
neys or bladder, treated with promptski and speed
!" cured.
GRAVEL AND PILES. These painful and dan
ger0us diseases DR.. II. pledges his reputation to eff
tectually cure in few days without surgical opera.
ton or hndrance from business Persons at dis
tRce may consult DIR. by letter (p0st pad) and be
cured at home. Medicines forwarded with dispatch
Honorable confidence observed in all cases. Advice
gratis. Once arranged with private Rooms. Open
from in the morning till ii O'Clock al night.
N. b. Observe the signs upon the window and the
door. iy3l-tf
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Clipper.l
ANNApoIIS Nov I6 1915

ANNAPOLIS, NOV. 10, 1910.
-MssSrs. Editors: Theodorick Bland, Chancel-
Tor of Maryland, died suddenly this morning,
of disease of The heart, in this city.
The Governor has designated the second
Friday of February, for the hanging of the ne
gro Alexander, found guilty of murder during
the last term OF the Baltimore City Court.
A rumor has been current here that the re-
moval of the Naval school from this place, W as
talked of at Washington. learn that it orgi-
mated in the fact of the Secretary Of the Navy
having tried to purchase Mount Vernon for a
Naval Hospital. The extensive buildings and
other improvements at the school negatives all
such random speculatons.
The sun to-day shines forth clear and cheer
ing, for the first tina for about two weeks
A most successful revival OF religion is going
on at the Methodist Episcopal church of this
city; about thirty joined church on Sabbath, and
the altar was again crowded at night. The
pastor, (Mr. Hurst,) is an cstmable man, and
Jealous Christian. God speed him and the
cause.
hear much talk Of wedding which is to
come off on Thursday night next, The parties
are young-the lady very handsome-the gen.
tleman, worthy of that designation in every
sense of the word. There are to be six brides
maids. OF course there is no little shopping
Observable. We wish them luck.
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25agttmt0re GI(pper.

WAsaINGroN, Nov, I6, lS4


The Presentation Of The Bible, yesterday, at
the Ryland Chapel, drew an assemblage NOR,
than sufficient to crowd the Church. The
Sons Of Temperance were present in regalia.
There was delightful singing by members OF
three choirs. General McCalla, towards the
conclusion, delivered an able temperance adj
dress
Capt Lille, the blind sailor of Baltimore, is
TO deliver Il lecture tomorrow (Tuesday) even
ing, at the Wesley Chapel, corner of F and
Fifth streets, telling truthful yarns about add
ventures on the ocean. Put a dollar into your
pocket to buy one of his thrilling and interest
ing books.
Negro Gambling. Messrs. Wolard and
Handy, very efficient officers of police, ferret
ted out gang of sable gamblers on Saturday
night, at ten O'Clock They were trying their
luck at frame house on Pennsy lvania avenue,
designated as an oyster house, kept by man
named Bell, and, for the time, were wound
up to the highest pitch of excitement. VOL
lard and Handy, with the assistance OF Captain
Goddard and six Others of the Auxiliary Guard,
arrested Is of the offenders, and before Justice
J. l.. Smith, on Sunday morning, they were
dealt with according to law. The Squire,
while his hand was in for business, sent, on the
same occasion, two white and two black Vag-
rants to Buttsvllle.
Jim Sanford, on Sunday morning, on the
Island, cut Moses Jennlngs's head pretty Sc
verely. They are blacks. The case will pro-
baby be sent to Court
The Friends, nave been told, are, to-day,
holding their annual meeting at Alexandria.
The Ohio, ship of the hne, will not, it is
said, 90 to the Pacific-her destination having
been changed
A gentleman from Georgetown, this morn
ing, communicates the following items, viz:
a colored girl, aged about thirteen years, left
her home on Wednesday, and on Saturday her
lifeless body was found in Rock Creek.
A man named Queen, fell into the canal, and
his body was found this morning. 1t is sup.
posed he was, previous 10 the event, in Il state
of intoxication,
Robbery. While Mr.. S. Wardell, grocer
with his family, was at church on Sunday
night, the private door was entered by robbers
who proceeded to a chamber, in which there
was chest containing a hundred dollars in
silver and gold, gold and silver watch
and silver spoons. They took the money,
leaving the other articles in the chest
The thieves, after entering, fastened the door,
so that they might make their escape at the
rear on the first intimation of the return of the
family. This they did, 1t is hoped the rob.
bers will be arrested aud the money recovered
The fact is there are supposed TO be nests oil
thieves in Washington as well as in George
town, and the public would do we'll to guard
against them. G.
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NO LONGER
@pGS

HUT CnAEGED no 3g.

EAF CHARGED Ao Sbs
o. The pUbltcATe respectfully Informed that by the
ordinance Of the city, regulating the numbering of the
lnuses, the Subscribers number has been changed
from 26 20 81, OF which his customers and strangers
~lll please take notice.
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABLE
1FrNERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-
sent occasion call the attention Of strangers visiting
the city, and others, to the superior qualities of the
above medicines for the cure Of Dyspepsia, Bowel
Omplants, Bilious Fever, Fever and AgUe, Rheuma-
usn, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints winch we liable. In addition to the
many certificates published in the papers OF the day,
he has in his possession number from mOst respecta
Bile Individuals all estyng the virtues of these
medicines, and which can be seen at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity to return
his grateful thanks to discerning public, who have
extended his medicines such liberal support since
their introduction into this cty and he is happy IN
the belief that they have been productive of much
good wherever used. As he is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made to impose upOn them a
spurious article. Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his name on the top of the
cork also fac smile OF his name the label on the
side of tn bottle None other are genune therefore
be not deceived.
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged TO
be most excellent remedy for bilious complaints.
They are extensively used, and ronOunced one of
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition to the above he has many other MEDl-
CINAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together " it'll great variety OF PERFUM cry, cata-
lagues OF which can be his store, and which
he warrants to be equal to any in the city.
LOUIS GOULEY, No 80 Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market
| NIB. Remember the No., 3S, as the genuine Grti-
elc are for sale Mt other place in Baltimore. nl6
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District OF Columbia Advertisements.

! STORE. The subsCrh,r having obtained Iii
nensc Ia sell nj auction ana located himself ~ thht
large and cnmmOdIOus building Lately erected ny
NtssrS. tlasup & WrCdGn, fronting 9.h street ana
Penn avenue, between 6 street and Ousiana Ave
nue. ali ironing tNr west end ur the Centre Market
respectfully offers his services 10 sell property OF eve
ry description, All sales entrusted 10 his care VIII
receive his personal attention. aud every fort will he
made to make goods command fair prices He Will
hGStOw particular attention u the arranging and dis
posal OF hrnilure atprivae houses. lie can store n
large QuantilyOf goods, and storega will he low
Any furniture sent u HIM commission will be
carefully stored and taken care of He has always
on hand, at private sale, good assortment of beds,
beds eadS, and other furniture al low cash prices.
nl7-eOtf THOS q. WILSON, AuCtiuneT,