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T7ltIS CrLERnfTrD C0Tip0IVn. Win

T'UIS CELEBRATED COMPOUND. with
Il other N"-e'1i.. productions, is ON" If tAs most
important q -ouscIi.s oi Che age. Ii is FAR superior To
any simple ~7t.alariIa syrup TINT has over been lis
ed. 1t has performed more tIan 5000 cur"s since the
discover was made. which is only about - mouih4-
The controlling power over disrnsc which this Syrup
possesses may ire attributed to tine tact that IT. Is com
posed purely ut Vegetable cXtruc,s. each article in it
having n direct reference to some internal organ, con-
s"qu"liIy tn" whole system receives their beneficial
influence, which occasions neither sickness nor pain
in their operations. and can be taken at all times and
under all circumstances. without regard to diet or hu-
sincss. is certainly a dc-ijcratun in the history Of med
icinc. This Compound Extract is put up in Quart
Bottles, and offered ut the low price OF One Dollar per
bottle. The object being To give the patient am oppor-
tunitv hv the purchase of one bottle to test the valn-
able Medical properties and the power it has over dis
case. 1t can be taken by the aged and the infant
with equal efficacy. This extract OF Yellow Dock and
Sarslparill1 is II sure, positive and permanent cure Tor
CONSUMPTION, Srrotula or KINGS Evil, Erysipclas. Salt
l}hcum, Pimrles ON the face, Chronic, Acute and In
ilnmmatory Rheumatism Gout, general Debility. l)ys-
pcpsia, nervous Headache. Liver Complaint, Spinal
affections, Female Complaints, Ulcers, Iiumors Sypo-
Ills in its worst form. affections OF the Bladder and Md
nrys, Bilious thO.ic and serious Loo.rncss. bl Is, Cos
tvcntss, Colds, Coughs. corrupt llumors, Asthma,
D~upsy, enlargement Ol TIA" Bones, Fever aud Aguc.
Giddincs-, Gravel, Headaches ofcvcry kind. inward
FcycIs, Impure Blood, I]auulicc, Loss Of Appetite,
Lnpro-y, Mcrcuriul Diseases, Night Swcats, Nervous
debility. Nervous Complaints ct all kinds, Neuralgia
Organic affections. papitalion OF the Heart, Painters
Collie, Piles. This Compound is an iniallib.c cure for
Piles, Rush OF Blood 30 the Head. Side, Chest, Back,
Limbs, Joints and Organs, Srurycy, swclings, Sick
Headache, Stiffness OF tue Joints, Exposure, and In
prudence Of ldr. This newly discovered Chemical
Compound e%ii'r'S N'iEuu. diseases rom i'e system
cieauScs the blood and invigoratcs the body more et-
iCctuH.ly than any other article that has been sold. In
the Vegetable Kingdom, an All-Wisc Being has de-
posted such plants and herbs H. are %congcnial to our
constitutions. and adapted TO the cure OF all durable
diseases to which human naiure is incident. And this
compound syrup Is composed ~ an these valuable
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4"l r!dIlr' OF various quantities.. Also, 10000
l'rhas'a tobacco. comprising various brands and
Suu,i Ne" Orleans, ruuo Rico. 81. Croix and Ila-
yaHn C3iir', crushed Loaf and Powdered Sugars
New o. 1aus, Porto Rico, Nuriyrias, 81. Croix, Tim
llad and tuha Nu'asscs Hall Boxes, Box and Kra
]ltnls.ns s. Domingo, Cuba, Rio, lnguim, SumatIa
and lava Coffee Iuurnlo, Pepper, Ginger, Nutmcgs,
Cio'c., Mustard, Ca-..1, Fancy aud Bar Soap, Sperm
aui N.ulI Candles, Winter uuiS Summer Oil, Mack
rr'.. Salmon, S.ai Herring, Picked and Dry Cod.
tri 30 iui 4uI "..r,l. q ointment ol Ciu.,Iu which
BIZ, 'i iorsal at Ilr very lowest market prices, aud
~ "iach "' in'ite the auruliuu I'll tie country lGcr-
r1uf. CLARK. FISK a 60
N ll'HI a@'yun.,s made upon cons IMlcit.
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CoLD AND SILVER, STEEL AND

"a Plated and German Silver, Spcctab.es and plated
Gos,'gs. % fine assortment gust received.
w.! E.N.utn s. BF1Tuv.
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John rrircr, Is Hester st, Rhcuma,sm
Could scllcck, ~ seventh st. Group.
Wtllinm Terry % nowcry, Pain in the breast
". Ihompson. cor. sIh Az. * 2jth do.
+. II. Swain, =! Iocknnn st., Piles.
o. II. N,ddcr, lUi Inurrns St, Dyscntery.
John Crnthcr,, II Dover ST., sim neck.
Jane, Buc,lcy. a. Grand st, Burns.
John Hooper. - Hudson st., Bruises.
Thomas LOWS. 80 fur9th st., Liver complaint.
EamuI Roberts, lu3 Sulpk 81. rheumatism.
&. Lurrson. Icciun'n & William, salt Rhcun.
VIM. Agate, III Iinwcry Heavy Cough.
Vincent phl lI} Allen St. Asihm,-sore throat.
NJ. W. Lewis, ia Cherry St. Rheumatism.
Sylynnrs Edwards, 3I7 Delaney Sick headache, 30 years.
rhIandrr Webb. - %cammel ST Heavy cold.
Jlhn u. T'llur. 80 Pike It.. Headache and ~crup,ioas
Charles =. swain. 81 Bridge s.. liraoklyn, Sore hands
T.. l.. Brown, ~ Adams St., do. f~rysipclas.
David y, Edwards, Orient, l.. l., Sore hands.
sarah \. smith 2I1 Delaney St, rain in the side
CIV Il. o>irarlor. -3i Fulton st do.
Lane Morris, = Elm It., thappci hands.
Sarah Edward, III Delaney ST, Dizziness in the head.
A.. Merchant. . Oliver i, HhCEnltism.
Wlll!nm linrycll. . Oak st, Chicken pov.
:. " Bcnn'i - Water ST., Heavy cod.
II. Frost. - rcld ST., $ re throai, rheumatism
a. + T. l s"iin' 3 x .l @g,1asY st.. s.. i Is,n ne .,'s 90 wears.
". NJ. Andrras. % pinrapIie st. nra"kl'n ph,hsic. Group
~. I. Gcihus, Plymouth 81. Bfonhlyn. Liver complaint.
Nose Car'm't, rs Division ST., do.
4. W. Mun.on, ga Wa,cr St, Worms, Aenc in hroas,
! NieGrs"s',isc, ai5 plyiion St, pain !" SSc%
VIM. :. Wood, iNorfolk It., talt Rhcum
\. y. Culver, Master Of sclooncrrurta. rheumatism
=. d i'nnnt :. Maiistr Pains, cutancous eruption
Jiincs Pratt, III William st, Sore legs
"9n.S c'chil,. ., Church ST., Loss Of hair
]. e 1aucr, 90 Water st, rain in chest
q. " Tones, IA Christopher st Crrns
Ahis'I Merchant Q Diver =. Iumor Of tho eye.
Cand'oe Downs. ~ Second st., Erupuons on face
lHriu, Young. ~ Maiden Lane. Hrld,che 10 years
j. D. jjcaatq,. rlr.i nlaA- Err Eye,
4 Si"r'cy. ~ iitSi' ou.nsy, toothacho
! tITt zoo ~ O., QulnNy
+. C.u'r, - i'rnmo I. Sore eyes
g.. I: i} 'oa 30 Forsyth t., LAYER complaint
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N0I'Vd mus, IUy To, III. Nr. Ernnctt- Dear
SWLl am entirely ont utyour Extract of Yellow Dock
ana Sarsaparlla, and viii be much obliged il You will
send me some four dozen or more bottles as soon as
possible. do not like to be- out OF the medicine. So
Jar At has sold well and given entire satisfaction. One
bottle oi the J GLOW Dock and Saraupaulla. and one
I"'lie OF Rl'mh1tc Lmlmeut, sold ON the lOth day ol
JUNO, has performed u radical cure Of inialnmatory
rheumatism ct lour standing, upon a gcutIemun who
VS. only able to move about the mouse ON crutchcs-
lt We n our village to-day. some siA or seven uilts
iF"u hHl4.1 Niigut oIu.UIu. .r cguC. lie Ni-lrd ue
tn enl'r Jp You bis uulci.lgI ulaua.s lurhgiut r-,of-
rd to h,olth, mud relieved from pain and suiitupa h,
'c sole u-e oi>uul n,gIulb.urtdc.n..
lR TNuWt
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CHsrag, Rs00s. asoEC.
OPFV 70 H..

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IpUI0N OI q IUN-T0TU T0TTTUIWT Inc COMBINATION Oi
yellow Dock with Sa.-upuUIa.
montgomery, June s. 1917.
Mr.. Bcnnctt-Dcar Sir-!n this age OF patent ned
icine excitement, il affords me great pleasure to see
among the iUuumerHhlc snrs1parlla. Irepnrrt ""s' "lc
compound tiHt j. ih-iy to stand the test ui tune
Your Syrup, combining rs II does tie tTo best roots
now known. viii most assurcdIy meet with universal
APPRECIATION. For the last fifteen years | have been in
the hnbi: OF using, more or less, yellow dock root in
syrup and ointment preparations in my practice, and
have no hesitation IN Spying that it is the most valua-
bic root now known.
! have been presenting your extract since | first saw
it, and 1t is equal to my expectations.
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Sept, 9Th. Just received a Irttcr from IIcrhimcr.
ileiEilntr 90" winch states that the syrup cured a
gentleman oi consumption that was supposcd TO he
beyond hopo-now enjoying good health.
Victor, July -, 1871. Mr.. Bvuuett-Dear Sir-Thc
medicine sent has not come to hand vet. lam cntrc-
ly out with calls OF nom 4 10 l0bolt.cs per day. Send
some by express Immediately,
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Medical 2dgcgCisrs.1ca3s,

Kccno, May II, l"is. wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
AppOI\lAIE\TS

A. +. Bagby. Senator If the l. < ff1m Alabama
has been nominated Munster 10 Russia in place Of Mr.
lngersol, re caedat his request. Mr.. Baehy re-.
signed his scat Friday. Ihsis the second Senator
the President has appointed Office within the last three
months. Verify, stand in need Of self denying or
dlnance. The Union, of cnnrSr, auds the appointment
rs admirable, and STATES the astounding fact that Mr..
Bagby applicant f the Il Issian pb,n,r were
his claims urged by his friends Tue appointment as
spontaneously rendered by the President This may be
CREDIT Ticus but If true The President the more
10 blame Cor unnecessarily bringing the disturbing n1nen-
cesof Executive patronage 10 bear upon the SenaeW hat
an incentive to please their parry chief Is presented by
the hope Of fr ign mission Senator Sewer could af
ford to resign his seat and be absent from the United
Styles 50 n. three or four months consideration Of
FOURTEEN THOUSAND dollars, which will be
about the amount of his outfit, pa and return allowance
Senator Bagby will stay abroad eighteen monthS-whlch
is the average length Of residence Of our Min
81. -burg.rturn and pocket i,renty t0rn thousand
rren hundred and my doRa's
The Prtsden, has ais nominated ex Governor T,n-
ccy, of Connecticut, Attorney General of the L. $
Il appears therefore. that Mr.. Clifford remain as
Minister Plenpotenary in Mexico. The country ought
congratulated upon Mr.. Clifford being superseded
asAitorney General by any
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
MIR CRITlENDEN,

This distinguished gentleman being nb,nt to relire
from the Senate invited 10 public dinner, by
rye number ofhs friends. ofbllh parties in the Sanait
and House If Representatives and in the city OF Wash
ingion. The dinner very elegant affair great
many capital speeches made, and the best itelln.
Prevailed Senator Jefferson Davis made very eloquent
speech in praise Of Gen. Ia. or. Senators We,co'
and Cameron also gave veat TO fteogs OF admiration
his character
We regre, sincerely the retirement Of Mr.. Ch''endfr
from the Senate. Important as may be the office OF Gov
ernor Of Kentucky, twenty men might be found 1uailfet
10 fill ii sooner tn VIII, worlhlly succeed Mr.
Crlllenden in the Senate. lie leaves that body will
the afrconate regard and admiration Of every member
Mr.. Ctllrenjen resigned his seat oo thu i'h inst and
immediately -ci cut FIR kentuehv.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

No. q
single statement LIKE the following ought to be SUN
ent suffering with diseased lungs To
make lr Wsar, Bu4au aud test its virtues in their
49,.
tloRrscr, Oneida co N. Y. May, 1916
Mr.. = w Fowle-
Dear Sir: / take pleasure IN stating to YOU my espe-
rsn,e n hc o Of Wistars Balsam ol Wild Cherry,
Sometime in February, 1915 was attacked with dim
Guilty Of lungs winch brought in appearance TO tho
brink OF grave, consulted thoe who called skill
hIl phy sran. who pronounced ease ihrurablc. My
friends nigh, did ,pcct find alive In the morning
was induced, last resort 10 try Wis'ars Bhsam aud
after taking the first bhc,i ict great relief continued 10
after taking four bottle i considered myself cured
and In the last have had no ATTY mci
cine i,r the luuSs, and believe myself entirely we'll
[>ignd 81
For sale hy
Aud by Druggist. generally throughout the United States,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
RATIFICATION MEETINGS.

We have space for notice Of half the ratification
meetings which have been held called, in various
places \ very large gathering Of Wings vas held in
Richmond on Saturday night. and addressed by G.
$ Mofehead, the representative Of the Ashland District
in tire House and by Ncsss Thompson, OF Indiana anu
Kerr, of North Car lima.
A meeting was to be held on Monday night last, in
Baltimore, at which Mr.. Webster to be- Of the
speakers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
GEORGE BAGDH
UNOlPsHte and Retail Grocer

AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
OFFERS FOR SALE,
- - hhds Porto Rco and New Orleans Sugars.
10 bags L llte. Java. Maracabo. Laguayn aud
RIO.
do old Java. superior to any ever scen In
this market, supposed 10 be 30 years old,
10000 lbs. Loaf. Crushed and Powdered Sugars,
10 tiefcrs y o. Clarified do very fine,
CO0o lbs prime Western Bacln. hog round.
to hhds Cry enrcd Side.
10 do and 3 bbls. n. .. and West India
Mossses.
tierces Stuar's pure Syrup.
- bales "a. aud "A brown Domesilcs.
% do Manchester Ozuabnrgs Nus. and 2,
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns, assorted,
80 SIDES sole Leather,
l2o keys Manakin Nails.
- tons Tredegar and Country Iron. embracing
almost every assortment.
80 kegs White Lead
- bbls Tanners Oh. very fine.
100 gallo" pure w"'e, ,s'r'oed Lamp OIL.
10 baskets Sweet Oh,
20 do very fie Vintage. 1913,
case Iaquered Boxes extra fine Tea,
~ chests and hall Chests do
5 do Imperial and Gunpowder do
50 key. blasting, Dupont. and Kentucky Rae
Powder.
900 feet SaIriy Fuse.
% tercrs Ground Plaster,
81 sets Wagon Boxes,
three Rice,
1000 lbs. prime Western Feathers,
1000 lbs lIllslered Steel.
1000 lbs cast and shear do
50 boxes Iallow, Sperm mud Adamanliua Cam
dlea,
100 sacks Salt,
ceroons superior Indigo,
. barrels Madder,
~ bores II 10 and lt,>< l2Glass.
| ton Grind Stones (real Nova Scotia.
bags Ginger,
d. Pepper.
do A4pice,
~ cases superior m'ss Liqaorice. favora brands,
~ Il, do stick d. do Nv
- boxes Tin Plate,
500 lbs. Spclter,
BD1 do American Sheet Iron,
900 do Russia do do
- do Maze,
3 gross NIason's Hacking
10 bnKes Soap.
dnz. Painted Pais,
boxes speed Chocolate.
q doz Spades and Shovels
% renns iine Cap and Letter paper.
boxes lIavuhna Segats.
100 par heavy Bpgans. Sc, Sc.
ALSO,
large lot Of Prints bed richings ran'aodh Comb.
ilandkercheis, Sheelings, Vesngs, &c. all Of which
will be sold harlan.
Ills friends aud the public respectfully invsd to
call and es,mne his stock befote Buying elsewhere, ~
he is determined to sell
April PIE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
THE, l.. :. LOAN.

The proposals for the loan Of sixteen millions Of dol
lars advertised BY fhn Secretary of the Treasury,
opened ON "a ulay last. Nearly all the loan ken
by Cocoran s Riggs. on account of Barring, Brothers,
=, premium OF a fraction than three per
IT. Ths i fact strik ely illustrative, at once
Of the confidence fet by European capitalists in our
Government and Of the dsiTns entertained Of all he cx-
lstinr governments Of Europe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

A Lii persons are hereby Orw armed from ,radin for
or taking assignment. of bond, executed hy the
subscriber and Fountain e. Hurt to Harvey Clays and
Robert NJ Cayor. Commission ,rs. aching under q dc,
cree OF the county Court OF Fedold couniyin the
Of Thomas r. Clayton, Ro'.eu NJ. CaytoI and others,
Plaintiffs aud Elizabeth robertson and Others Defend
anis. about the month OF February last. m $75O25-
he sad bond was executed Cor the purchase of three
negroes one OF " oir of unsonnd mind the time
OF Purcase-'nd tna fact being unknown the subscri-
her Al the u.ne nc is determined pay the h,nd.
LAWSON 5. HURT.
Jlpe l9-2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

u Tie Commissioners sppsnled to take Stock
in the l,nelmrg and Tennessee Rail Road, have do
ttfmlned 10 send agents nio the South W est We IN
defNand that the gentlemen selected v III attend the
Jol> Courts 81 Montgomery. Pulaski, Wythc. Smy III
and Washington counties, hr the purpose Of addressing
the people upon this importln snhJrci.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

Read the article Of the Richnond Times under this
heading Gen Cass in his letter Of acceptance, INDUCES
in unqualified praise Of Mr. Folks admnisratianno,-
wiihsiandng that Mr. Polk prevented the Internal i'm
proyement bill passed by the last Congress from becom-
ing law ny retaining it until the adjournment, aud at
the beInnng nfthe present session sent IN message
expainn. the grounds Of Withholding his assent, which
his friends declare to BE- marked by eNlsess rec OF ar
gument. ia. Cass moreover. gives in his formal ad-
heson To the Democratic platform erected by the ras's
lations of the Baltimore Convention, one Of which eN-
pnssy denies to the General Government the right h
undertake or prosecute system OF Internal Improvements
and. the faith of this adhesion. Southern Democrats
are ready IL vote t1r hun nj doubling they w"uid
have 10 right to do, # they cnnfne themselves To the
letter Of Acceptance that their n,uiaee is opposed IN
the exercise Of such power by the National & VEN
men,, and would, if President. n,erpse his veto, should
bill be passed appropdang money 10 the improvement
OF harbotS and rivers.
Would PLAIN. straight ftward man. after reading
this letter Of Gen Cass accepting the nomination, believe,
cxcep' upon ndi,pnab,e evidence that Gen. Cass du-
ring his brief legislative had Voted for all bills ot
general or ca character. in which the right Of Con
gross 10 appropriate money Fl internal Improvement
WAS nyolved-nay. that his name stands recorded in
favor If The very bill upon which Mr.. Polk uposed his
veto and transmitted his famous argument against the
cnns'i utionaiy Of Improvements 10y Congress Yet
such is the NJ man is NOR deeply committed 10
The policy and ght Of Congress 10 improve hatb'rs and
rivers. We d ut 1t avrrrel chat he h1s changed
his opinion On the subject within the last year. We
know his mind is apt to be in transition state, vexed
questions, but are inclined In think he has not ind
Gated any thing Of The Kind with respect to This qurs.
ton. We'll may his Western friends laugh t"
hsy do the idea Of his vetong hafbot and river bill.
Yet this is the gen eman Southern Democrats called
upon sustain. Had he MT shut the door against any
attempts enquire into his political VIEWS. VIC should
advise the Democratic central committee Of virginia.
10 ask Il" HIM the direct question: whether. should har
hor and river bill pass. dnring his presidency he would
veto III His answer would be equal to the Kane let
ter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

Tories. The charge is Us absurd when States COLI
saercd as when individuals taken consi drallon
New England was unanimously lJyal 10 the Of A.
,nercan liberty. There were Tories there Yet on
the rise Of parties, subsequen, to the adoption Of the Con-
sti,uon New England nearly unanimously supported
Federal doctrines On the other hand States which il
would be nvidous name. where there uiany To-
nes among all classes of the people, became Democratic.
But we will not de ain the reader from the fenzied
elmlli,ion Of The Examiner. II refites Itself
We attended the proceedings Of this remarkable
body from beginning to end aud must he allowed
SAY independently of our position rs member ot any
nv tia If all the scenes Of shameless hackguardism
and law. disgusting aad ungenllemanly wtan ,ng tlnse
enacted during the past week IN the streets. hotels and
Chinese Museum al the "CIy Of Broherly Lave
the NEST outrareo,sy Shameless disgusting and unaen
tlemanly that we have yet seen At all political gath
engs Of his size there mnst Of necessity I've some dlsr
der bhh In and ,ut Of dnors account of the excited
Of feeling which is required To call many people
from such greit distances together hut nothing but an
assembly Of politicians wilhou, principles. would ever be
guilty of such bpasily hehavo, exhibited On lr
steps Of every hole and in every public place, Ia Phil
aephia during the past week by the fep senailves {"
the gentleman party in the |. :. But bad as the man
uers of the Wing del. rates were the acts o the ton
vent,on ITSELF lis black ingatitnde to The great Repre-
sentative of WhlIgrry. lis open rePndl1ll"n ct pun
cples for and us equally open avnwal oil hunba@
its single Of hope, by which to guide discourse
10 the seat Of power. was sill worse Nevertheless
Mr. Allen not right when he arese IN the tunVrn.
ton aud proclaimed in loud voice thai THE W Hit
PARTY Is DlSSOLNEn!" The Wing party IS not
dissoved il is merely ria, ing of one ii the tricks 81
disguise and making If thnse alterations on the
outside which distinguish il rom every other parry
and which also Distinguish il fr IN all that is honest aud
sincere What Was the present Wing patty in the be
ginninp2 Il was the Tory party Of The American col
onies, and lis principles summed up IN the cry oi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
LANDS Lv.7PPO.M1TTOX ron SHE.

Lands LN.7PPO.M1IIOH ron SALE.
DY virtue Of deed ofirust, from 4. II. Williamson
- 10 rs made the 9Th of Otnber, 1910, and Of rec,rd
in the office Of the Of Charlotte Campbell and Ar
ppmattox and pursuant 10 Two orders ~ The Superior
Court of Chancfy nt the Richmond circuit made in the
suit Of Hunt, &c. Wmsham. &c, The lh d
March 1916, aud OH Of July, 1877. wesnall, Saur
day. the twenty ninth day ut July, 1913. nj twelve
n'cIocL in tile town Of TarmriYe IN FROM Of the Eagle
Hotel proceed scat public auction, certain tracts Of
land, which, at The date Of the said deed Were in the
counties of Charlotte and Gdmpbcllb but mostly in Camp
hHanl which is stated tobe in .3ppopidor, to
wit: = tracts containing,
ONE 700 AND ANOTHER sos ACh Els,
more or less each of which tracts Ismore particularly des
cribed in a deed II tia 9th Of November. s33, from
Edrnd u o,.hap administrator, with tho well eXcd
Of &. Nla nson, decd, to f. H. Williamson, of re-
cord in the office Of Campbell chuly court. The sale
vii be ,r cash as 10 one fourth OF the purchase money
and 10 tie residue, npln credit If Sin and twelve
months equal lnstaments, bearing interest from the
day OF sale deed Of trus, will bo taken the pro-
pcTty to the credit instruments
II, al the lime appointed for the sale the weather
should be such as IN our opinion to make II improper 10
sell ihe sale will be ADJOURNED ffon time to time until ii
shall be completed
CONWAY ROBINSON,
WILLIAM II. MCFARLAND,
June lS-iol J.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

o. The conviction of the Irish patriot, John Mitchell
and his sentence 10 fourteen years transportation for
What, y late act of Paramen,is converted from sedl-
run ntn tfeason cannot be read by any one who
aud is accustomed 10 the liberty Of the press with
on feelings If horrot aud Indignation. The article pub
l>hed under his oan name, in his own paper, hig!
Wrought and mPassioncd as 10 sye,and sedous enough
rs seolimrn,bnt not that hundreds Of speech
made by O'Coune and others in Repeal meetings
The government will find that they have committed al
Of folly, for which they will pay dearly. The feel
ing of The Irish people is wrought The highest prcl
Of excitement. Theme has also produced great feel
ing among the IRISH and the friends Of Ireland in GA
cities