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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02

Stare TRUE and Pirncy.--By captain Clark of the
schr. Alert arrived at Portsmouth, n RI. in % DAYS
from NIartinico, the Commercial Advertiser is inform
cd, that short Zine before his arrival al Porto Rico
trcoct Stare ship arrived there from Africa with
cargo of slaves which the master sold to the planters
for notes payable at future day. No suspicion arose
against Tic officers or crew, until, waiting some time
they were induced for the sake cash, to offer the notes
at % per cent discount. This created suspicion ,la
all vas not right. The master finally sold the notes at
discount for draft on St. Thomas, where Inc went
with the ship and presented his draft, and was informed
That 1T would DC paid in few hours. In the mean time
notice of foul play having been received from Porto
Rico Danish sloop fwar got under way and took
possession Of ship. The officers and crew were ar
rested, and investigation found That the former
officers OF The ship had been all Wrdercd by the crew
on the passage from Africa, excepting the second mate
whom they preserved until they arrived in sirht Of
Porto Rico when they murdered him, chose new Off
Gers, went boldly shore, and conducted as above
stated Tho crew consisting II persons were TO be
cFec"tea at Martinique soon after capt. Clark left
Several cases OF SMALL POX have recently &C.
CURED u0on South Eiye-- near Annapolis
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I. is said however, that her resolution Is 10 the
two municipalities has been communicated TO the
foreign courts But none of this news IL official.
:. The London Public Ledger of the 9th May
even states, that these propositions to the Por e
have not only the concurrence OF the other great
mowers bu, will be backed by them with all their
influenced and the result, therefore, may be easily
anticipated The London Times, in specializing
upon the dispatch of MIR. Clay to MIR. Middleton,
allows US no credit for dlsnerestednes in al
tempting to mediate peace with Spain Tor 5. Anne
rca; insinuates that we could more easily wrest
Cuba from Spain, when the opportunity arose, than
from either of the new American Republics. or
from any European states therefore no wonder " c
deprecate measures which might conduce to IRE
mature change of ownership; and that England
can far into milestone any OF her neigh
bours.-The London Chronicle animadverts upon
the Long Speeches OF the American Orators quo
ting as an example the maiden speech OF MIR. Il
verett, &c of which five mortal columns are givee
in the last papers, by way Of commencement; and
adds - we shall look for the continuation TIM
next arrivasn'- The British ministers have modi-
fed their corn project in con sequence OF the ex-
postulations of the landed interest They have re-
stricted the permissive power of importing foreign
corn TO 500 900 quarters; and with view to NEE,
the difficulty ofdeterminng beo ehand what should
be the price al which importation might take place,
they have consented to place no restriction on
the price, and not to fix the duty Another i'm
portant innovation is 10 be made in the Banking
poiicy: To restore credit and confidence thro' the
country: to supply the vacuum which is made by
the limit ed circulation of provincial bank paper,
and since there is not single attempt in any quar-
ter to form joint stock companies for the purpose
OF banking, the Directors of the Bank of England
are about TO establish Branch Banks. Lord Lii
verpool announced this resolution in Parliament
on the 9th May.
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by letters received in This city from Liverpool
OF The Sh May, it appears tina, Parliament has de-
eTm!ned to admit all the bonded grain and -four ow
IN the Kingdom 10 be sold for home con sumption,
at duty OF II shi!lings per quarter wheat, and
os iOd per barrel Tor four. Parliament has also
Invested ministers with the power to admit for
home use an import OF foreign grain, not exceed
Ing O,OOO quarters al any time after the close OF
the session, and before the next meeting of Para-
ment, upon the payment At any duty on Which
government may determine, not exceeding the
lu;y now imposed by law. Il is thought that
ministers viii exercise this power during Tie sum-
mer The duty, it WIN be perceived, is uncertain
hut the letters we have seen express the opinion
that II will not exceed rs per or. Oh qheai, and
IS Sd per cwt. -four
A condition is said to exist in the grant of this
power 70 ministers which may be important to our
merchants. Il is, that only tWo months are al
lowed for the admission oil flour, &c. for home
USE after the dgte Of the orders for that purpose
50 that exports from the u. S. ought 10 be made
IN anticipation of these ORDERS to ensure their ar
rival in time. Shipments OF this kind, would, Of
course, be bonded tor export. and wait the deter
inination OF ministers. AT Liverpool flour in bond
has been at from % to 2Is Tor some time past An
intelligent House writes, that II coald be deliver
ed at rs or 27s in bond, and he taken out at IS IUd
duty, it might bring 80 10 4Os PER bbls The pric,
Of English flour at Liverpool on the Sth May was
Sos for ESQ lbs. Wheat IS cd to los per 10 los
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a. leaders in these bold innovations upon the an
eient order OF things. He led the tcoy in aN the
great changes and improvements tn the science
Of government, tchich has t0fen place ia the
United States. This fact may be safely affirmed
as ruth which is capable of the saiisiacto-
ry proof; and IL is which should never he for
gotten by the people Of this country. La it con.
sis,s the chief fame of Thomas jefferson, and il
will insure him the grateful remembrance OF his
countrynen. so long "a our free institutions shall
exist He was the author OF the first republican
form OF government which was proposed TO the
people Of this country. The Bill OF Rights, at
tached TO the Constitution of Virginia, was written
by him. The constitution itself, have understood,
was written by George Mason; bu, the principles
upon which it is founded, frs. affirmed and
advocated in this country by Thomas Jefferson.
He first proposed the abolition of the laws OF
primogeniture and OF entails, which broke the he
reditary and high-handed srstocracy, which divided
The country, and insured that equality among our
citizens, which is essential 10 the preserv alton of
republican governments. He drew the law OF
descents, giving equal inheritance to sons and
daughters.
After discoveries made, il is an easy matter
to prof, by them. But TO break through the pre-
JUDGES of the world and change old settled habits
required the bold and elevated genius OF efierson
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azH asEEyE2 Rns:s-.

WAsHrNGToN, June H. An arrival at BALI
more, from Havana, brings an account of the cap
ture OF the Colombian private armed schooner
Anlme, Captain ID. Thomas, OF o long gun and
two small ones, with five officers and forty-six
men, having been captured Il, an anchor near Cape
Florida, and therefore, says the writer OF letter
On the subject, within the a;ers of the United
States Quere de noe. The prisoners were landed
at Havana and marched to Jail. We suspect, from
the temper manifested IN this letter, that this crew
was almost together composed of natives OF United
States. r.h6t. mi
Our friends the Editors Of the Enquirer are lit
tie at fault when lhes suggest that the latey-pub-
lished Speech of Mr. RANDOLPH, was deli
vered but one day before the Duel'' between MIR.
Z and Mr.. CLAY. That Speech was delivered on
Thursday the S0h of March, on turning TO our file,
we find that the duel took place on Saturday the
Sth OF April. We do moi know why the fact sd
be suppressed, that the part OF that Speech which
underwent revision by Mr.. r. was so revised be-
fore the meeting between him and Mr.. c. took
place 1t may be that these circumstances are not
at all consequential; but there can be no harm in
having them rightly stated. GL6.
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PROPOSALS
Dy 'oLLlNs GO. Richmond, Virginia,
FOR PUBLISHING THE
sa'ia Report ard kentucky RESOLUTIONS


OF 1888 and 1889;
WYNN the Debate the in the Hon.e ~ po,,s =:
Virginia. s ~
N ANY members &c both House, Of N. VII; -,
:Ie having expressed desire 10 possess them.,iSs of
interesting papers propose gu, then, 10 p,e ~
the Work. De extended 10
hes papesaFe recommended by the importance of their
U3ects' and HE splendid talents with which ,hcv ye,o d.
e",'ed They extend beyond the Alien and Seaaon 7 ,
~ 'hsy orig.nated,t TO broad dscnon OF The nr,rci
Pss oi e eGerai onnuon The rules of The
% are critically discussed; rules, which appy NIT
'.e 10 lnese celebrated laws, multitude OF ;r'nn
questions which are continually starting up in such ir
~ Nnmen' as oprs The abilities with which tbey ws,
o, v are equal to Their mPor,ante The Kentucky Rsso-
were penned ny Mr.. Jgtrsoa: The ms..rIy Beto
1nt'o,S rid Report o. FiJt ina wee drawn he a.
enlt which took place upon the ption of ihe Re-
,', called into The field the abilities of C;iy, If J,5r
OF Ceroine Of George Meath TayLor and Of several
public lie. s'''eu themselves IA
o. hrst ine that these papers have bcen e-ouped o..
~ one Ioirue and 1t hoped that 1t NAV be found
valuable acquisition TO the politician - '
me proposed publication " III also embrace .h nr
Sethion Laws sac AANe" ana
IL WI, De printed fine medium paper and will contain
serihrrs, 81 so. " @'-' INC; 10 sub
Richmond, June 20. 90
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BuBaio SPrtNgs. .lieekleniu,

buUato SPTalgS, snecLleaJft,
VIE snhst'her with view to the comfort a.
Il ton OF 'hosepstsons who ina visit this ua,e,
sessyn' gag sPs'ed 20 pains or expense, which, he
oeen erected since the last which will enable hin
comfortably, hom 100 TO $50 persons ,rre.e
sohs nave hssn made TO his stables aud such general i'm
Po,ement' made he eonceves cale1aed torsnS.r ,h
comfortable and the healthy asreesble baekgammon table
enc. b'adS&e are provided Tor Petsops fond tLose
nienis; good Piano Forte, the areo no5,;an S d.
sioln haie. &c With good performers each 10 81
a amusement 10 hose fond vi the fashouatle sx.re
county esnaiford, wil be always provided. "e 'He
ne waters Of this Spring i,h iron ,,b-
no neutral 'ai so happily combined and saeh due
es. Of b s Them most of the prevailing DIS
eases ague and fever, the liver rrsvs,
hey gre peculiarly .ihcaeiousin ali cutaneou, aason, nj
Gers OF long standing and inyrtera,e
'u'eu oy 'ns'e Springs An intimate scquaintapet srh
cure, effected by ibeu me in ,ay;nr b, ,hs
use OF the wafer will ao reef in crrs,eS or .lu'
niy are subject The certificates Of Dr., nnmsn Ia
w M L. Pahl'' and VIM IL PalIo ali Of whom h.. W.,
are ss a.s co bASIp" s saFlf ftSs'i'
have becn acquainted with The Buns spy.' ~ is2e
o. ~.n YEATS dilng wheht@e have Frequently ,naJ.r.s
oil the waters on myself, well ,nd.J 81
ohe and with decided eject. They op-rs,e n, "sm to
nu, enlee'a aPenen and at the time strengthen s
system. ice no hesitation them a. b
calculated TO remove the diseases incident TO the
nh ,r apey have never been critically analysed but
u'PhnI ahd non can hut wish they were more ress
hfOn,.d 10 believing they would be found TO answer
Having been requested by 5r. Shelton to rive nv a;S:
ne t , 70 me laals, aud eaee Ofthe DnaO Waters
al the same time considerably tic and from, an
o' IN number "t nsianees of their beneficial ,a.e, %
recommend them valuable remedy in all case, "
u"h aud irregularities of the aud int s,c, l.;
S o. we ser and kidneys, aud I'll Of general de-
| May 6, IC2G. Nm,
In addition to a. certificate of Dr. VIA. IT, paa H..
'e - Whe ini!y subscribe. have on, 10 stat, ,b;
"aNe u'en me buulo Spring Waters II or Is 49,,
once or twice duins the watering season and bav & f
on me purposes described the cettifeat. of -
M IL falo. hier having attended many of The nedi
'P"s'i among and beyond the mountains bnvr ,.ssn ~
ma. the Buffalo Spring possesses more prarIv hr mr.
pss % ,he "hte Sulphur Springs of Greenirr,l ibs,
any olher have used The difference $50. - -
pf,ng' Is ,h; The White Sulphur possesses ,W,her nes
Pe OF PusaVe quality than the Bualo hut tLi, mae he
y supplied by .ns quantity Ep.om salts or (,alS;,eS
Masr b taken "a the mosnns With The quantity Of
cure enaneou diseases such Itch letter and H. 80
property arPl,d and believe them he cert,in rrnejv
| ------- -, 49, WM l. PATIIiO.
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IConlniitnienfed.

lCouinittn cdfcd.
DlkD-onile 10th Instant (ofa violent attack Of about i've
a5yD mss Lup Caroline TuSi, youngest daughter Of
WIN lun'tall, E.q 81 Psyiyans the 10Th yesl Of her
age Her Conduct through nfe been aniiabie ana
~ ht nearest and mos, intimate no tecoec-
non Of hcr ever having sewu angry passion But clos
g scene was interesting beyond description Nothing sot oi
Tue teachings otbe Spu God could Inspired the ,cp-
nf mt which she delivered exhoraon which he cave
to yer friends who around her, subject Of cn
Snd me ierve"i prayer which she mode Throne oi
trace that tcy might obtain religion and be 10
ueH God ~brncver he chose call them. Alter this and
very little before she expired she had III present called
he'd aud addressed them individually, The subject Of rel
gou txhorng them TO seek God, whilst he was 10 be found.
aud not to put OF The thing neediu was loo Late
ohc dssufed them thai jesus Ghii could make OWN. led
SOFT SAID th he hal given he her God aid hoped
never 70 wish 10 etaseit There some OF her fn,
connexions aben, each Of them she sent .peeisl nea
such u she hadhten delivering She tLen called her family
one 10y took hem by the htnd gave thou an aertonae
kss, hade them long farewell aud tell asleep in the ann of
her Saviouf She has lclt father three sisters
and th'ee hrothcrs ogether w, numeou, acquante a.
bemoan her loss whilst bey hnd comfort IN the belief
nat hetdePaTted sPnd happy and rejoicing eseneo
---- on The 7h instant, al Burlington, n j. in The ef,
year II bis age, Hipr GDh. Esq Counsellor a, Law ADD
Cetk Of ihe Supreme Court Ut tie United States.
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.aDVERT TSrENT

BSCONDED FROM my possession 5il lat Juno, Maria
- adou, eopulent wouan Of dark ohncu8fs compiler
supposed t0he between twenty FIVE and thirty Old.
She hasa variety o clohng thericre shall not attempt 10 de-
scribe 'hem She IT pleasing cote nance bat n
oohlutfd ~ examination, 9th oanng the corners Of
e mouth WI instantly appear. hired her for he pesent
year from Mr. Ahncr England " the cly nj Richmond.
nm informed sh has uothtr who lives IN Msnchee wbeI
she nay oecfenay resort. will pay for her delivery 10 o.
o. ihc city u kichnond, eight 4osf,. usaf orwarn
W mfero vessels tom Transporting The saii servant Mafia
beyond the limits Vrgoa, uuder tie sc, IT A.selr
uAing ~ 'ven aseand moreover iorwnn su Gie cilen
o. ti" c"nm'n~eslh sslins harho1ing, employing ri
Jgae ~. ty.-.y9s's
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BOTETOCRp .SPPTN;C70

't'io establishment open for the recentiou r cr.
- ,i 'e present season az usual The virtue of the ws,
OF ne accommodation having heretofore bee,
go ''the" and being now generally known, the ,nb
m Netins unnecessary TO go into detail O. them Ne
~, "Gu 'hat ms best exerons will he used 10 make ib
,f - Iti i''les ana gentlemen may favour him win
" as ssrecable possible. After III. fr Of Jr
sseh man Stage from Richmond, passing THRONE,
'.tt'f w. VIII commence running direct to ;h ,l,c
W continue 70 do 50 I'LL the first week in Ortob
-orV.s 10 gentlemen an opportunity of vstin, ,i
%, u morse; and carriages and should they wi. 10 e
n, t v' 10 use oiei Springs they 30 in Hsrk
g 'e sh''oiirr 10. that purpose. All lctl,fs far b;s
should he addressed 10 CInverdale Post-ofce Ba,,,c,
Sprngs ~ s s, ,i'o" moo, no9d OF these
june 90 va IOhNSION.
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IRIThn NHIL


EIURSUANT 70 deed Of Trust erecffed h, EdfnunJ p,,,
10 John Csnn aud Thomas Crews. dated god Junc 200
aud duly recorded hs clerks office Of the Cenersl c,
Tor purposes therein named, sa proc sed to sell for 80
mobcyo the premises, Tuesd1y the iith dav m Jnl,
next certain tract parcel Of land lying and 6cn. in 49,
equity OF Amheri on North side Of Bnfo river adnr,n-
ne snd' Of DAVID y Garland, James Iigginhoisru and
generally kron by Tive 81 the Gtbe Tact and ro ~
tee possession nj said Edmd. Penn, containing aho, nine hun
area seres Acting Trustee. the suhscrber will only convey
saeh title as Is yest4din hma trustee he believes the M
Ia he good J'uOS CREWs 49, Wv
Amher.', TIrf n. i2"Ct
CHAN Eki. Al Nuir helI 90 The cltfkI Office Of iie
1926.
David Maddox, PHI
against
Moore LumTlin 7nl William Rau,Jue pefdt.
The defendant Lumpkn having entered his appearance
ard giveu ccny aecoidnrto The act II Assembly and the
rules c i aud ly saiisfartory evidence that
The said Lnnpkin ~ tihsiiInf q this .tac ON IT,.
pl motion order ed, 4 the aid Iumpkin aape,r hire
~ August nczi and the plantg's bill nd It
copy otis order be th~Hh inserted ~ one tho
puirk ucap'per5 ~ he city o Richmond two months
successfully d smother copy be posted NJ al the front door
NJ ile courthouse Of this county. Acopy,
X. ELDR1DGE, j.. n. r..
dnnf-b t2-wfw
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I rentn UoIlors Ren,nrd

sS Nm tA1 from tue subscr her on the
- % VI; sometimes called joseph lie j.. ahnn / f,
ar ii' ~ l'"" complexion, stout made, broad fee aud
@,,s, "th some marks his back uccasi,,no3 - 49,,
re very aFtinl fellow, when sp,ken f. ,
'."''S lie had on when lie went of an al, ~
aPt cotton cont, and coarse cotton shirt Irnae, oi nae
zee woman who has been lurking aIOu, hf.
- 'di' black woman wHh very thick LIP, and lam. p
ne na' ii'ed IN fine neshbourIood Amelia c;,,Io
e SItl yfaTs expect they will ende ayo,r T., % ~ -
''te OF ONO will the above reward n ~ @
ouhy' ana thhtv dollars within 80 miles and I0o ~
That distance Joe is about Is years Of ace
CHARLES IL. FEATHERsToN
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CONFERENCE.-THE.

We are requested to state, Tor the information o.!
those concerned, lha, Judge Richard f. Parker,
having been assigned to that duty by the General
Court, in pursuance of the late act of Assembly
on the subject, will hold special session OF the
Superior Court OF Law OF Fauquier county, com
mencing on Monlay the nth day of July next
and that the same Judge will hold special session
of the Superior Court OF Law Of Loudoun Coun-
~, early in the month o! August next.
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n otrners al an Lnnie-

IUiE Sulec iher intending esvs Hichuopd ABBOTT fts
= 10th July, for Ohio and KsHfuefy will undertake soeh
hl,ne'' o. may he entrusted So him, either IN selling ind
,'ectng deht', paypg taxes nve.tig,ng Gef lie viii
be 'one weeks u he MILITARY Land District Ohio, where
mo It he land n W cnins s. and having psd some ssn
TON Co. te titles n Land IN that District, viii be- enabled
evc accmaic information respecting them ffany person
irusiior hsnts 0 hn shan no hc perfectly satisfied with
sxrcuon, ne viii demand r0 1npfrsafon, uud w on M
re'urn refund -urh 40 u.iy have been paJ hu.
9r Ier. dtsnous ~ cI-ssgs his afeutm1 O. ther frs
aei WIZ dwee "fif IeiiesYaH ggi5 o ibis ny, may
THOMAS GRFFs
Msy CO. a., al
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.Tupe o.

ik As communicate Cbesieriei county I1iI nero man -
inc name OF Daadrdge, runaway, who SAYS he be-
os 70 MI Samuel Stone. trader lives in Dan
yt f"yI'anin who hon. hi him in Rithmond He vey
mlsht nuh" man. about 3 years age lie has scar ON HE
e oo on The JOINT NJ his great toe. Ills clothing blue home
spun Inc ownef OF said negro conn and pove
he p'oroy pay charges and take nun away Otherwise he viii
he dealt with a the Law Directs - va " ''
WIN WiNFREE, aeting jeilor at Chesterfield eonhou,e
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~ NnNnre Rl,rl,r-I

ES ~ rom tie uhscriier on the night of the IAN IT,;
-+h's'o woman named FdNNY She il rather stoyr ,h
~ "csh' ahoui - u y years Of age stout built Win
is,sn W Que ~ Her eyes stamUieTs vey much vybar
To- - key she may have obtained free papers; All i "
nc nun P"3abie 1t she ~ aiming for Richmond mr. H. .
s""'i"ood OF Hanover eOHihouse The above ,,g,J LII
nr ss4 any person who rapFrehend aud deliver her ~
ls; A!cLFiIu Perkins doochland CONNIE her g.,
"o"ch'ahh jail, Win reasonable exVcusrs paid ."
"ht ~ IL DAVID pERpJXc
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* virtue Of deed of iiust executed by IS ism No1,-
- and william FMon'dgue To- the snlscribe,. Of rsCT ~
we county court Of Cufnhei land, shall on the cd d,v -,
'u, on nt prcnies, expose 10 sale sh TO the b.L,
bidder Iraet Of Land lying thc county Of CnbenS
containing about 100 acres aud two female Sllves Nc
perry was eonveyedhy said deed TOT the purpose m ss nm,
dent due TO James Jennings. WM. L. RANDOI m 20
,oo OLIVER Il. WHEELER.
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By the ships Congress at Boston, St Montezuma
at Philadelphia, London papers to the 9th May have
been received We are indebted to our cores
ponden,s of the Boston Patriot and PHILADELPHIA
Gazette, for slips containing the latest Intelligence
R,Iy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-16
Charles Bennett

HAs imported per ship Shenandoah, Capt. Rose, and
offers for sale, for cash. the usual credit
The FOLLOWING. GOODS:
S, 50, and Al point blankets
Rose blankets in small bales assorted from ga TO Ia
Drab and mixed plains and kerseys of best quality
GA and "a Olive fearnaughts
GA blue cloth
Superine IA blue cloths
Steel mixed and blue double milled kerseyymeres
Schoield, white & red Aannes; green booking oaise
Best Double Gloster and sne .AppIe cheese
Seine Irvine and shoe thread
Scotch oznaburgs and twilled sackings
ON HAND FROM FORMER IMPoRTATIoNs,
Carpetings and hearth rugs, burlaps No. lbs &
Russia sheetings and ravens duck
Areneral assortment of Irish linens, tne sheeungs
Diapers and long lawns
Best Aberdeen and patent cooured thread
London pins of best quality
General assortment of domestic goods consisting Oh
Redticks. stripes plaids sattnets OF all qualities
Bieached and unbleached cottons, checks bangup
HE HAS TO RENT,
s.-S comfortable dwelling house on Cameron
hssa street, with outhouses complete The rent vii
be moderate to a good tenant Sept l1-dlwlaw
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10 The Editors Of the Saturday Epening Post.

DIR Gibson Professor of Surgery in the University of
PENNSYLVANIA, his Lecture of Monday last spoke in
h;ph terms of Swaim's Panacea He remarked that he
had found it decdly beneficial in chronic cases ofSyp
lis xc and that he had known patients who had la.
bored under this disease for aepgh of me and tried
almost every remedy commonly employed for its cure,
;th very little if any effect but who after using the
Panacea. recovered quickly and entirely He related
several instances of rapid and extraordinary restoration
70 robust health from state of the most miserable
weakness and infection wherein repeated salivatons
had produced only the mischiefncdent to the use of
mercury. He spoke likewise of Mr. Swain. personal
w. acknowledging the generosity which he had shown
in the distribution of his medicine to the poor and in
the support even ofwhole families until cure was eft
fected. The Professor mentioned that he had been
censured by Surgeons and Physicians for recommend
ing the Panacea of Swaim but that he thought duty
which he owed to suffering humanity not to withhold
the expression of his opinion and experience ofts eff
cacous character. ASTUDENT.
b. We think it our duty to say, that we are sur
prised to Ind that number of spurious mixtures have
been got up lately imitation of this most valuable
medy, and that several strangers have been injured by
the mistake. We would advise all persons who are in
want of such femedy,to apply where the genuine is
known TO be had. MEDICUS.
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