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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22
Blank Books and Stationary
Articles.
lust received and Tor sale by
IT KENNEDY.

IUST received and Tor sale Dy
,JANDR. II. KENNEDY.
A complete assortment Of ledgers; jour
nails and day books; letter, invoice. blank
and mem. books Of every slze and variety,
faint lined and plain.
Record books of every descriptions,
80 Gross Bennett boards,
1900 lbs Band box do
r. Can writing paper, Nos. 1878.
8 fine ouarto post. gilt & coloured,
Hot pressed 4. plain, s. fine
playing cards,
PAPER hanlgings, Of new patterns, with .
general assortment of other goods 10
his line.
n B. A. T. Kennedy is constantly sup
n,;ed with all the new publications OF me.
ri.. Every description Of Am. school
books by The doz. at a liberal discount tor
| cash.
| jan a"sU
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22
Notice,
In the case Of Josiah Watso's
A BANKRUPT.

H,HE surviving Com m~issioners named
and authorized in and by q comm's,
sion OF bankrupt, Nv arded and issued
and now in prosecution against JOSIAH
Watson, (late Of Alexandria intend 70
meet on Tuesday the 22d day otJanpaIy
1899, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. at The
Washington Tavern in the town OF Aies.
andria, in order TO make a dividend OF
the estate and the effects OF the SAID bank
rupt, when and where, the creditors who
have not already proved their debts under
til. said commission, are hereby required
to come prepared to prove the same op
thew will be excluded the benefit OF the
said dividend.
JOHN NEVER, assignee.
loc1A 3Ot
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22
For Amsterdam.

,5SE The good brig SWAN, Jeremiah
80 NheelwIight, master, burtheh a
bout $40 hhds. Her cargo beng ready
She vii be Immediately dispatched. For
small freight or passage, apply to the mas
Ter on board, Or to
John Fl LADD &Co.
Who haze for sale reed By sad brig,
6Casks whale Oil,
lAncbor Of about 700 10,
10 Tons building stone
Dec. 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22
Notice..
20

TNHE partnership heretofore existing.
i under the frmf OF Dorsey q t5itbe,
is this day Dissolved by mutual consent
And our books are put into the hands Of
Richard Weden, to settle and collect, y
none other. NAL
doc IT, JOHN n. GtbDCf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22
Murdoch, Yuille, Wardrop :
Co.'S.

Enest'old L. p. MADEIRA Wine.
Received by The brig Hebe from Madel.
"a, a full supply of the finest old VINE from
that House, in pipes, ~hogsheads and quar-
ter casks, which with their orpe stock,
will be sold on reasonable terms.
sept 6 i A.. c. CAZENOVE..& Go.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22
For Darien.

~E2S The sloop EAGLE, capt. Davis,
SSS now loading and viii SAIL IN a le"
dsys, tor freight or passage to the a Dove
port or Savannah, apply on board al un-
ion gbari, or 4. Ii. HONLAND,
u no i8 II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22
20, R,,ton and Portland,

The good brig Rising Sun, Prince,
sA laster: carries aoou! too barrels
- and will take freight on moderate
'eFas' ~ WM. FOWLS & Co, !.
Who have for sale said Brig's cargo OF
us tons Plaster.
dec - ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22
Far New Orleans.

,T The brig Hannah, W.. Pear
I'D son. master, will sail on the oth
ESss and take freight OF passengers on
moderate w. FOWLE, & Co.
a.. hare nou landing GOm schr. 'hsdas,
INV aRd for sate,
10 tOus St. Petersburg hemp. e
ct
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22
For Freight,
Also,
For Freight,

.Sg Tue good Schooner MARY, w.
80 Carrick MASTER, burthen about
400 BDls. and will be ready tor a cargo
tomorrow. Apply TO
JOHN FL. LADD, Co.
dscI9 Z
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22
A Negro Nun,

Who calls himself John, a runaway,
and committed as the property OF a MIR.
Hump, and lately purchased OF a Mr..
Cave Withers, of Alexandria, ~. CO..
but since in jail says he was t~heEproperty
of William Skinker, deceased, OF Stafford
county. The said negro is about 10 or
20 years OF age, very black, about . feet
8 or 10 inches high, and had on when
committed, a black broad cloth coat. a
dark green pair OF pantaloons and white
hat. Fhe owner is requested to come tor
ward, )prove property, pay charges snd
take him away; otherwise he will be dis
posed of as the law directs.
P. B. BRADLEY. Jalor
for S. Jackson, Sheriff Of Fairtar Co..
The editors Of the Richmond Enquirer,
will please publish the above commitment
in their paper once a week TOR three
mouths, aud send their account TO me for
settlement.
dec lQ--1aw3m {. D. D..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22
Cheap shoes

s. g. d. REED,
TTAVE just received from Baltimore
"A & Boston, a fresh supply of SHOES.
consisting of the follow ing klnds:-Which
they offer for sale at reduced prices tor
Cash
Ladies' Kid Slippers with heels
Ditto, Morocco. do.
do. do. do.
do. KID do. :,
Misses and ChiIdrens Morocco and
Leather Shoes, Men and Boys lhicl and
bound-s !,
rrFur aud wool Hats, Boys white wool
Ditto. aug. II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22
Fer Freight,

,SS> The superior sch. GREEN, Sam.
EsSunbard, master, burhen 1000 bis.
now m complete order for the reception o !
acargo 10 any port in the West Indies, or
Brazil. Apply 10 L. II. ROWLAND,
Fh9 hds Just receaved for $0Is,
70bOxes mould candles, SIMPSONS brand,
81 DO Spermaceti do Swans patent do
6bales Lisbon floor and entry mats
i2 mo Is St
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22
For Freight,

s The good brig ARROW, A.
SR&W. Lc.1, master, carries LOU
bsrrsIs. and viii take freight for the West
Indies, OF a Southern pory.
AopIy to Nm. F0WLE y Go.
dec ID
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22
On EducatiOn.

Ou LuuCdliUfis
r HAVE engaged Mr.. Wolfe who now
4 lives with me, tor The ensuing year, as
English French, ana Classical
TUTOR.
will take a few boys at $50 dollars
per mum ror board and iu'tion &c.
Mr.. WoIie's system OF education com
prIses a collegiate coGtse OF Greek ana
Lain, the English and French languages
dramatically; History and Geography,
Ancient and Modern Elocutlon, with strict
adherence to emphasis, pronunciation,
wiring and arithmetic. The school VIII
commence on the LIST of January next. A
vacation OF four weeks will be n August.
ARlSS BUCkNEk.
q Auhurp. Dec. 4.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22
For Freight,

For Freight,
~ The good brig COLUMBUS
&skJ. G Marbury, master, bnrthen
about 1900 bills, and now ready to receive
aeargo, Apply to
j. H. LADD & Co.
Who have Just received for sale,
10 tons Russia clean hemp
20 or casks Rio Madeira wine
10000 Spanish segsrs
i'oHC los st, Domingo scfee
case band boxes dec l6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22

Beaver Hats.
THE subscriber has received at h&
new commission
Shoe and Hat Store,
King street,
And intends keeping constantly on hama
a general assortment Of
FASHIONABLE HITS,
OF every description, made by the best
workmen, equal in quality. beauty and
shane. durability OF colortO any in the
United States; and has received son e real
BEAVER HATS from the we'll known
establishment OF Merssrs. Lams0n and
Clap, OF baltimore.
Also, a general assortment Of
q e SHOES,
or town and northern make. comprising
every kind suitable for the present and
approaching season, and all for sale at the
lowest cash prices, BY r
J.H. RUNNELS.
N. B. AL kinds Of uncurrent BANK
Notes under FIVE per cent. Discount, viii
be received at par fer tAs aksyss gseds.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22

Hemp, Duck, Tea, &c.
Nm. E0zvJe @ Co.
LAVE this day landing from brig AZ
Il row and offer for s4te,
10 tons clean st. Petersburgk hemp.
100 pieces Russis Duck,
f60 do Ravens do
2 chests 4 4 boxes young bysop ~
20 barrels Mo. sugar
90 qrcasks 7. N. wine
so boxes moolf candley
40 do dipped do
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22
Vol. XIII
For Freight,

For Freight,
The schooner CAROLINE, 4.
So Seayey master, burthen goo bois.
freight TO the NOrthward, .or the
will !a SIndies. Apply to
,,rbo offer for sale, reserved by ners
W oOars. 40 to ga feet, 10 to IL inches
diameter
,S $40 bushels Potatoes If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22
Was Committed

ryO the jail of Fairfax county, by war
A. rant FROM under the hand OF Law
renee Lesis, Esq. dated the 2lst day OF
%eoi 1921. ~, ,e
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-28

The spprcsehiog Congress. On The g-ouri h,i
ttete is no mstieI OF dispute bs'w,er Rv-sii
End the Pore, end ihst 81 oI'y smsincd Tor
Russia TO send NJ de SrogonoH succes-
sor TO him, again 90 Con-isnipopr. TIE
Jsnisssties destined TO serve on bosid the
feet, had formed he pibn OF piuodeiing Pers,
bot The vigilance OF The Cove iBment once
more defeated then c'inins, intentions. I'I
this intelligt nee, accounts i'om the iiOnliefs
Of Moidsvis, date June 2i, add. thai he A
sia'ic u"ops bsd 'obeiled et ID alla ard az
Routsohonk, Snd had lsken post on beth
bsnks of The D.rube. This Ieteiiioo msy
be one Of he oifiiculties 10 which the REFS
EheDdi alluded IN his enswer to the B 'Iish
snd Ausiis-r Minister -Leners from Til
est Of he 23 ui. stare thai he D,i,sb gov
efnmeni al Co,iu he'd rccoeb'zed suG pro-
camad the b, cksde Of he O.itman coasts
dec,eed 10y the & eek Seoe,e. They also
mention that e q eek te5stIs a,e veil sup
pied with Congteve rockets, which iotm
their ohiel sueogth ond hope in case Of fn
engagement wnh The large lu kisb ships.
Chou schid Pscha IS said to have been arliul-
iy drawn W the Suiiol.' smids, the d h,s cs
their nstise mouDte.n,, where they h'c de-
sutycd greaI portion U. his fJioc Esd ken
many superior oiiiccrs, ioI whose roUsora
they deManded enormous sum-. Intso
Iu kish vessels and corvette isden with
spoia and cspives !ror Scio had been lsksn
by a Geek squadron and carried 10 ai,sso-
,uogi
the French papers say Ii;le respecting
the late conspiracy Colmsr.
il is stated tLai 10 pc, sons died Of s,arva-
ton and fever, in ore parish Of Mayor coun.
iy, eland. during he ten days preceding he
10 h al JOY
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-28
CRuyLYY UNp.3P3ELEEED

On Mo- ~ IS, Charles Sfe,lhews was ar
ts,gDcd bofo,e Joshua T. Chose and Isaac
Lymap, Esq',s a, k','ery Z in', charged with
the murder OF his ION, Charles Henry Ccheiy
Slcbhrns, aged 9 ycsrs.--lt eppea'ed evil
dence before the magistrates. thar Stephens.
recently on intelligent ship master, was IN The
fequeu, habi, Of abusing his wit, ard chill
d,eo. On Sunday morning, the 2ls, OF Juv,
he wss head by neighbor, at the distance
Of 60 rods, to whip his wife severely; be-
sh'ieks were very loud; and his son Charles
was heard TO say, al shall ,tlie-I shall die"
On Sunday the | lth of Aug. the same person
heard him beat his son .evsre!y who, artec
besceching his fsber in vaiA for mercy, said,
he T" wished God would take him out CT TIC
world that moment" On Tue.day, the 9Th
inst. Stephens and bis wife returned from
Bos'on--at ,ca.table a quarrel arose between
them, and he beat he: severely. She di.op.
peared sooo after, and he'd no, been found q,
the period Of the examination. I Ii has since
been ssccr,ainej that she effected her escape
TO this town, dread(ully mspgled, end now
lies secrcted in The house Of ore Of her
friends. 90 Wednesday,, the 18Th inst. he
gave his son several severe whippings vith.
rope. In the evening ci iha, dey, led called
on Stephens on on errsnd; his son vent w
The door, and appeared to be much exhausted,
from Tie Establishments he had recc: ved H-
has nes sinee 6eea seen. The dsy followiog,
the dwelling house of Stephens was CLOSED
ihs vindow, and doer, fastened, aad al -.
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their own victim. wers dragged ty The Zee.

their own victims wers dragged by The feet
through brooks.
Every day women OF the first families IN
the island are exposed 10 sale in ife public
markets articles II great value, such ae the
sacred vases ot the Creek ard Catholic church.
es, and habilimen,s OF the Priests, are by
these wrelcbes sold at vile price. JbrougI
The intervention OF the Charge d'Ahsifes oi
the French Consulate, have succeeded IN
purchasing IS women, whose names i send
you, and who arc now 10 safety al tbe Consu-
late.
"Since my arrival here, the same scenes
have been renewed every day: there arc sales
of diamonds, rich pelisses, Jewehy, cbsHces,
fine stuff, in short all kinds OF valuable atu-
clcs, which are in the suee,s, and are given
swsy for nohing. How should il be other
wise, when al the inhabitants OF Asia, tTom
children Of Is % Old Den oi so, e,nba eve
~ d4y tor Scio, from whence thcy Ietur0 la
den with spoiis We Can only return our
thanks TO The Eu opeans who reside al Smyr-
ma they have done AL they could TO purchase
our women !; 10 purchase all, the treasures
which the couotry Of Homer possessed be-
lore its disasters, would scarcely suffice a.
mongst the rayishefs ot them, ,herc arc some
with souls SC atroeious that they VIII not iis-
ten 10 any species OF arrangement. ~
"One ol thcsc monsters refused 10 600 pi'
astres for the ransom OF the wife Of Gabs, aEd
replied that he would not restore her for 200,'
600. l have contributed TO the ransom oi
Theodore Halle, purchased for 5000 p!astres,
NJ. Pe,tochochico, on bearing The death OF
his brother precipi,a,ed himself from win
dow his sister Jd.ia threw herself into a
ditch I; the Other, made a slave was brought
here, where she was Immediately purchased.
Our good friend Jaan d'Andte, was killed IN
bis house in ihe presence of his wife, whist
| Fastening to save his two sons, who shared
| the fate Of their father, also, IN the presence
| of their mother :he latter has been conveyed
10 slavery o Aigiers.
I" My hand Ieiuses 10 ,face at greater
| length the at,rocious scenes which | have wit
| messed, and o,be,s a thousand times more
dreadful nigh, be added 20 these have cited.
In one word the ssngulnary catastrophe OF
| Sc,o has p oduced The death or misery OF 49,
| OCo individuals, fof 10 that amount may be es
| itm,icd the numbef OF our leiiow county
men and women pu, 20 death or reduced &c
! slavery. Jus God, when will the day oil ven
gesncs come, and whs' vengeance can eve'
| nact upon IUr od!ous assassI0s all the chas
| usemen, which they deserve {"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-28
Bv tDe GDalis.
llIE MAtEDONiAN

We are so y tn say, that iale Information
FROM No'ioik, stare that the crew OF the Mac
edoD'an are YET suff.ring severely under tho
illness which they bfoush, with them, and
that es ma0y as tive have recently dIsd OIL
one day.
We stated, some time sgo iha, orders hal
been given TO D.; Cubrsh 10 repair 10 that
station. That order. howevef, was .ub-c-
quen,ly fevok d, and D.. Hami'on We, of-
deicd there instead Of him, ond repairs thl,h-
81 for,hw' with d. Washington. The'e
are now Eve surgeons on he station, 50 hat
there can be no d, 6c!ency of medical auen-
dance .--Noi. IaseH
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FROM RIO JANElRC.

The brg ii me', Cpp,. Jamv. Phillips j.
arrived 81 Bsiin,ore on Monday, IN 40 days
from Re JaDcifo, which place she lcE on tho
loin July Cap. Philips ,no' IT., that en-
expedition consisting OF Two i,igares, the u
Mon and he Rove! Caroline, tn &C sloops OF
war aod two gun briggs, had been t",og on;
at RIO and were on The pnin, ot sailing against
Bahia, where General Madeirs, with about
5000 u $500 Portugucse troops were station
ed. 1t was expected Gith this force 10 block
ode the port OF Bahia un,il a suiricieut number
Of troops could be merchsd by and from Per.
nanibuco 10 attack The Portuguese t.6eps.
baltimore Coz.
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FROM CARACAS
We h.

We h, d IN our Corarus CO...
respondsn COMMUNICATIONS to The 2o'h, in.
clusiveIy, With copies Of he Anglo Colnmbj-
sno Gazette to the 25h July. That Of the
last date Announces, IRON official sources, the
complete conquest cf the South, and thereby
in addition OF one million Of inhabitants 20 the
Republic. Ii Is thus certain, that the Gazette
refer to was not suppressed bu, IT is now
Published exoiu,ivey in the Spanish language.
Gen. Soubette was joined, on the i5ih July,
By -four batialions from Msrscabo, OF Ped eg j!
ard wos then marching on Morale, who it
was thought, must he defeated Hence il is
evident, the runor that he had been 10 Cur
acoa and eIu,ned TO Puerto Cavcio, is difec,.
iy coniradctcd, as il wcs before knnwn 10 be
. pt osperous invention.
Baltimore Fed. Rcta6.
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Latest G0m Europe.

LIQN % /IOb fIH
The James Monroe, MARSHALL arrived at
New Y from Liverpool, has brought Lon
don daies as laJc a, the l4.h jury.
SPANISH hFFAlR5.
London Juty IA, erentng. Intelligence
arrived yesyeidAy from MldrId TO the evening
of the 6 h. At that period, VIC unders'aod'
no cooce sioo had been made by the mu'inous
troops, nor had any thing occurred 10 inspire
hopes of bringing the affair to an amcsbse &C
commodation. F,,quent interviews are sad
20 have taken place between the King and his
Ministers, III which the latter strongly urged
MS Mslcsty 10 sanction With his name The
promvga alton of some o!iicisl document, de-
Glazing his GIsapprobauoo OF the conduct OF
he loyal guards, aGd Designating them by
he title os reb,!s TO their coHn'ry J. IS ad
dsd, hat viii, this proposition, Ferdinand has
& mly refused CON mpliaDcc, declaring that his
guards were his friends, and should nsve' be
sugmatised or Brought into peril by cry ac'
q ms. An apprehension, to which lhe Sac'l'
a,;ng conduct Of the King gave some cause,
appears to have beea ea,ertaiDed by The MIN
is,ers, that Ferdinand might suddenly adopt
the resolution Of placing himself under the
protection Of the refractory troops; and they
urged him therefore, TO tepair TO some plocc
pf sate'y. where bis per son, should the troops
be melted to so daring al attempt, might be
secure from seizure. To this proposition s'-
30 the King returned decided neg gativc, with
The remu,k, that his guards were faithful, and
hat he had nothing 10 Ieer from then. In
this situation, affairs ct Msdfid were leit on
he OH inst. The conduct OF the King ipsp'f-
ing the most setious alarm among that por-
ton of the people who ere we'll affected TO the
constitution. All the impartial reports OF
travellers and Of private letters relate, with
the utmos, confidence, that the great bulk OF
the Spanish nation is decidedly attached TO
The constitution, and tbot the ooly dangerous
iis.nsc,iop exist In the r. yal guards, unless
there should aIsn be odded he Kiog himself.
London, Juty l3-Two expresses arrived
to-day. The only Dsws, we understand, Is
that owing 10 the disturbed state OF the Spen
ish capital, the rcnfes Tell at Pafis on Thurs
day to 9l, 50. The accounts of commotions
IN Barcelona, are said to be confirmed.
the Psri, papers Of Thutsday attived yes
terday An e,tempt on 'he part OF the
Greeks to carry Nppoi di Romsn'a ny storm
/, stated to have isiied, from want oil copcerI
in their operations.
Chourschid pschs is reported 10 hsve been
defeated by the Greek forces 10 battle
which was renewed four days, the 29ih, 3oih
and slt Of May, and the Is, Of June. On
,he last day he Turks were completely
wors,ed, snd flSd ,ow@ds Glyky, vigorously
purs sued by ,he Greeks, who became masters
ut he baggage.
AFFAIRS OF GREECE AND TURKEY.
PARIS July li.-Our last accounts from
Guns ,inople, state tha, the D,ysn has re-
su,ned us insinccte and dilatory mode Ct pro.
ceediog, and tha, the Reis EFF nd,. in answer
TO the pressing no es of the English and Aus.
uisu Ministers, has declined, on The part of
The Sultan, sending q Oiplpml!c Assn, TO
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-28

The James NYnroe, Marshall, arrived al
New Y from Liverpool, has brought Lon
don da,es as la,c as the lA.h jury.
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Goreign.
LONDON, July g.

Copy Of letter written f'om Leghoin, by
a Greek house, 10 one OF his frtnds here.
LEoHoRN. JUsE 10, 1922.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-22
PHYSIC & SURGERY.
GARRISON FREEMAN.

Continues TO practice in the above branches as heretofore
and his Medical shop is in South Queen street, one square
from The Courthouse in the city of Lancaster where he
prepares upon the most reasonable erms all kndsof med
cnes agreeable the age Strength constitution and habits
the parent tor aiding and assisting in removing
and curing nc diseases to which the human body is liable
The daley aud numerous applications from individuals
from different sections of the state labong under yayou
Affections fo which they could get rele and the easy safe
and exptd ous manner which they have been hapy re-
stored m health again in very short time, the truth of
which several hundreds ovug witnesses under oathN have
already testified, not only the bes, evidences but the SUI
rest criterion for the public Judge of the efficacy Of his re-
medeE, as well as the certainty oe his mode Of treating dis
cases.
Lancaster county, 80.
For the Information of the public do here by certify that
the following PERSONS whose names herein mentioned
personally appeared before the subscriber of the AL
dermen for he city ct Lancaster; and beng duly sworn or
affirmed everay deposed ard declared that they had made
use OF Dr. freenans cough drops Tor Indian Spe
cc upon themselves with the greatest success for the Gu
ring OF coughs colds, asthrnas, consumptions splitting of
blood and diseases Of the breast ard ung-and that in
instance their effects were complete and nfabe will fully
appear by the following testimony Of those who used them
Peter Albright, aged 81 years. Of the CRY of Lancaster
long time exceeding i'll with violent cough main and
ches IN his aes and breast accompanied with hectic fe-
ver ngft-sweats, and eInacated commenced using DR.
Freemans remedies and Indian Specific ooh Of Fehr,,v
1879 he soon found himself better and BY continuing s
restored to health again. Sworn and subscribed TO- Dec
1919. - 49, S-A
Conrad Mixal, aged 81 years Of Ieacock ,opnshn an
caster county, was aorey afflicted with most violent cough
PANS and stitches in his sides and breast fever and night
;weas began using r Freeman Indian Specific sth March
1872 which gave immediate relief ard by its use was cured
IN very shoritie Alarmed and subscribed 70 10Th Novem
Der, 1919. ~ AOtN -'''si'i
John Collins Weaver) aged 40 years, of Lanpeter town.
SNIP Lancaster county, had violent cough pans in his sides
ana breast and splitting of matter from his lungs hectic fever
au nght sweats complete by using his Indian Spe
enc, now wei and hearty Sworn and subscribed TO- 10Th
John Barr, aged years, of Newcastle countv state Of
nsawae, aohg me exceeding ILL., with violent cough
nosreness pans IN his sides and breast hectic fewer
sht sweats' much emacated 22d March, 1917, anp;eJ
ana go OF his Indian Specific; by using two DO lies COM
and hearty Affirmed and sub crhed TO- 10Th Nov 1910
Mailman Jones, aged ~ years. of S'rasburg Lancaster 70
a,ced with most violent cough, pains in his side bress,
ana spt ing OIL matter mixed with blood from hq Innos rs
teVei and night sests, BY using tpo hctcs eSnne,.