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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-26

NTIRGINIA: At Superior Court Of Chancery holden at
the Capitol, IN the city OF Richmond, the 18th day Of
January, 1896
Archibald Bell, Thomas Brewster and william D Bowler,
o. Graham Bell dec. phG.
against
William D. Wren Sergeant Of the city of Richmond TO
"hom the estate OF John Toler dee. hath been
administration Martha b. rUlcI, widow OF the John Jane
Amistead, admx o! Thomas Armead dee. Francis Wicker
Louisa and Ocayia Burteau and William B. Pierce anil
crime his wife D.fis.
This this day 10 be heard b. BILL answers
and exhibits and argued by counsel: On confederation
whereof the eot doth order that the defendant Jane
cad, do render beoiCa of the
of her administration of the nestate and that
the dcfen Francis Wicker ac, cunt of the funds
n his hands, b. virtue of the deed 25h day of july
1915 in the hill mentioned before the commissioner who
directed to examine, state and settle the said accounts and
report the 10 the count with any specially
deemed pertinent by himsel which may be required by
the parties to be 50 stated. copy. Te.te
WIN. w. HEN1NG, c. C.
cOmmssiOner's Office, Richmond, IN Mag, I826
The parties interested in the the anne xed or
e vi court, will take notice that have appointed the first
day OF August next 10 commence the this Office al
which time and pa they hereby require, to attend he
fore NE, with the requisite accounts documents and proofs 10
enable me TO comply with the said order.
wan. g. RENDITION, conn.,
may 10. 3-wsws
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BytAe G0ssraor oE tLe conyl.ona.sailAet yi.gine.

SGlEllEAS L has been represented the Executive by
W the Jlilor OF Gloucester county, certain Thomas
Brown who had been convicted by the superior of said
county and sentenced TO six Yeas pen,u-
tiay io stealing did, the nigt Of the 9Th umo
break and make his escape from the said jail and GO
ing large hav. therefore thought proper with the advice
Of the Council of State hundred dol
lar: to any person or perso who will apPrehen and
TO the jail Gloucester county aforesaid the said rhns Brown;
exho the good people Of the their bet
end.avour 10 cause the SAID fugitive 90 be appTehended that
he may be dealt with the law directs
Given under my hand Governor, aud under the seal
H. s. of the commonwealth Richmond this 9Th day Of NAV
1895. JOHN TYLER.
Thomas Brown is about 5 feet inches high well made
very bright full eyes light hair aud complexion, down ioh
when spoken TO- bad beard except the
per lip, and aged about IS years.
6.
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EyiAe GoVsr"or q. tAe C9naao,sealA Of yiginia.

n.
EEHEREAS has been represented to the Executive by the
~ JaIlor OF Charlotte county, that certain Matthew
Howell, free ocoou who had been manded to the
jail of said county, for further trial. charge Of larceny
did, the night Of the nth uo break, and make his escape
tom the said jail, and guing large: have
oe thought proper, with the advice Of the Council OF state
to offer reward OF hundred dollars person or
who will appreeud AMI convey the Jail Of Chariot
county aforesaid the said Matthew Howell do nor
require all icts civil aRd military cxhoit the good poo
pie OF the Conmonwe atm their hest 10
The said fugitive be unprecedented that he may be dealt with
as the law directs.
Given under my ianda Governor, and under the seal
L. S. Of The commonwealth 4. Richmond this I'd dsy of
Elay, 1926. JOHN TYIER
Matthew Howell is a bright muao man, about feet 10 in
chcs high, ather upwards % years old has large ANGLES and
walks with foot very much turned outwards lie was re-
sered in the clerks Office OF Charlotte the 2Is. day of De-
eember 1912 Nose Iii probable he has copy oftiai reg
isration with him.
may 5. ff9--wt-y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-26

A RE receiving from Philadelphia New York very
"a handsome assortment Of GOODS, consisting of Iron See
Nails wrough and cu Wedding hoes of Steel "a cheap arti,
c Scyhe Blades and almost every article the Hardware
and Julie line general assortment Of Groceries & Dy
Goods, selected with much and As putting so
common and promises 10 sell cheap always added the
beers viii not DO more than TO invite their friends the pub
lie T. examine the different articles offered aud if they
do as well with them elsewhere, for cash. Ito punctuaI
eustomers ON credit they cannot hater themselves
merit Of public patronage. Gruleme particularly inyied
to examine their assortment Of HTS good article and Of
style Of finish.
GenIto, POwhatan. may 10. 1-wStE
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RICHMOND
FRENCH 3 URR MILESTONE Ifa.ArLZ


'HE subscfbers respectfully inform their friends and The
public generally, that they have hand. Good and
vel selected assOrtment Of FRENCH BURR BLOCKS.
VI the best quality; Aud alo, resdy made fr mn Stones
Of various sizes, which they inferior any built In
i country Pcrson7 waning The above article can bc sun
pish al Northern price, determined u cell as low
they ean ht bought any respectable shop cah or town
scceptanre Their hop 70 ie Of End 18Th Streets
Ofdeiawhl he thankfully received and promptly executed
SMELL RUST.
may TO- g-vg,1
N B Forrefcrcnee to the quality Of orr ready made
bu msone' 'ppy to The Richmond nilers ihsy have
universally bad fsf ilial ofiben. s &R.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-26

by virtue Of deed of Trust executed to the subscriber v
~ John MARBLE, Of the county of Lunenburr on t III
Harch, 1909 and recorded in the Clicks Office Of f said
oun Tor the purpose ofseeurDg debt due 10 Rcbd BovJ
shall proceed TO sell, at public m for cash At the to
ouse Of John NJ Yates, Of Meekenbug on FRIDAY the I'd
Gay OF June next al y o'clock, tract Of Land containing
% acres as will appear by reference said deed and
plat which will be exhibited the dayof sale II sdioin
lands 81 William Ellis and Thomas Couch and h all IN ,yooJ
except few acres shall only convey such title vested
the land wed to the said NIafabe BY his Father
BLAIR BURWELL Trustee
may 2. 10 -
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FEMALE EDUC9TyOAc

WE School at the residence the subscriber conducted
by Mrs Rudd last year, will he continued again The pre-
sent under her direction. The instruction
prizes full course for accomplished and useful education
terms the heretofore for all charges except
iang and music iiO session Of ten months 20 dollar,
PadIn advance the balance equal ayment the first Al
me end a FIVE months aud the balance the end of the ses
ION Music Will he 20 dollars per quarter Of SO .essons
drawing aud painting 10 dollars per session
PO~hnIan. Jan. 81. S5-vif L. H. MOSBY
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PETER r. BEYERLEY r.

PETER X. BEPERLEY, Esq
bEAh stR Take NOticerha IN pursuance Of commits
- sion 0r that purpose, shall take deposition of Car
Ter Beve'y Esq on Tuesday 18th June next between sunrise
ana sunset at The ofioe Of Henry Tooy, Eq in the civ Of
NaeeE and State OF Mississippi 10 be read evidence in
sun depending IN the superior court Of hnnsey for the Rich
m9nd District in which you plaintiff and ourselves and
others defendants Should not the said deposition be taken
out on t1si day 1t viii he postponed from day day until The
iame shall be taken, atthe above place aud hours
CHARLES ELLIS.
may g. Iis;,,d
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NIRGINIA AT Superior of ohaucery holden al the
Capitol in the City Of Richmcud the i7h dsv of lure
1924. go N'y W 'uH'S
William W. Loswood aud Thomas Log wood infants by
Robert Poor their next friend, and the said Robert Poor SUI
wing exor OF Edmund Loswood deceased, PltG.
against.
LoSwood deceased, and his right, Richard C. Noel
r Wlam IL Taylor, Mckicborcugb Montague, and John J.
WINSTON eNoi. OF Thomas LogwOod deceased.
Thus cause IN which the Plaintiffs appear TO have
~ me mode prescribed by law against the Richard
C. Noel and John Winston, who are Out OF tbi. conp,
came on this day 10 be heard the BILL the answer, of The
ohef defendants aud amended of Edmund Lo.k,
hed " CONSENT and exhibits and argued hy counsel
on whereof and by the plaintiffs ans
inc defendant Edmund Lockett by counsel the court b a
uBe oder and decree that the defendant Edmund Lockt
,uaor Win The Will annexed Of Thomas Logwood dec
eHder an account of the the said Thea
as Loswood, dec on the estate of Edmund Loswood dec
also an account Of the guardianship of said rhoma, Lor
wood dec Tor the plaintiff; count of the eI,nI,e
Loekeu administration the said Thoma, Ior
oou uec before commissioner of the court ctf
10 examine state and settle and cPor, the 10 the conrt
WIN any uaers specially stated deemed pertinent by himself
WHICH may nc required ly ,h, parties 10 be stated
<'OOPy Aestt, WIN. w. HENING,cC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-26

" lhGlNiA Al Superior Court of Chapeerv holden =,
March, 1925 "' "'e ION DAY o.
David jackson aud Sally his WIFE Richard Holland and Pc
JOhu Jeter their guardian, ' i pi in,an'' ~
against Flaln'Hs
~ hard Harris, Exor. Of nenjamin Harris. dec mn
rms cause came this day 10 he fuube, bearl ON tn
Ps formerly read, aud the report of the commissions,
~ pursuance OF The order OF the lay of June iei1 %
ra .nSrGio aud was agreed by counsel On eondc
ISon whereof the court doth the said reno and
cepuon.' to the same Commissioner for hin 10 srame -;
report thefeuPon. copy. Tesie. - 'NN''"e anu
WM w. HENIyG r r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-26

" hOiNtA at superior of chancery holden At io
so PHoi IN the city OF Richmond the day Of Jsmarv
richard B1 adm de bOnis of Liburu H. Tucker dec
Against runs
Robert Sampson and VIM u. Taylor admir-, de homie nm
i"'Se'' ueor ana James Clarke and Samuel Branch
Uv cor,,.,. Il A.. =, Defts.
9rdef, that the defendants Robert Sampson ami W;I n
oi 90 render an account Of their administrator Of he
que sad Jesse Iucker dec before eommi.siotes
OF me court who Is directed 10 exsmnc state s,J e,,i 81
@ r,aG era report The same 10 The count with any mat
may be feqnred Ivy the parties ne 80 stated " H''
copy Tese, WIZ w HFNrNo
Co"7,i'sion','s-oF Richmond 6th Aea,, 1926
rue parties ntercsted IN Che matters IN reference T., ;.
oil ne above Order, will take notice that have
ON day u July next al 10 o'clock, a. M for ber
az th once on tue said matt es ia reference when s
ey are hereby required to he prepared with the sseoe,
oolu"cn' ana proofs necessary, eoabe me A. one ~ ~
,ohni'sohe " The superior court Of ebsncerv bots, ~
ennohdio perform The duty required by said order of one
oi the commissioners Of the said court. ' VI ono
may 2. A'Ol' f. ON, con.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-26

Il March, 1896. J e0u's loo
49,, -''S eonpir
Richard H. harrington, ROyon Be,,, Jr aud John e,,
rb. ,e,.r. defts
me defendant Richard II. Harrington not having sne,c,
no appearance given security according to the act of
@ a he rules ct this court and appearing TO the afac
ZION OF the court that he inabitan of this Sit.
o Inc 'otion OF the comp by hi, counsel is ,h
,he sa'd defendant do appear here the first day of Jun
"n next and answer the bill ofthe compi and tba, 60
oi hS order he forthwith inserted two successive mo
IN some newspaper published the city Richmond and an
other copy thereof posted up at the front door of H.
house OF this county. copy TeSe
,n SAM LELAND D. G. C.
r.. -. iIl-weu<
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oe5haneefy In Chesterfield county court, March 14lL.
Daniel FlVuFnoy Miles Dou David Laprade and Daniel.
Against A'ih'ns
Amazon Liam, Phebe NJ. Elam the widow AloIpbu, A.,
ss'u' Esm' William Daniel Elam, Samuel Greed Fla,
the infant children of Moab Elm dec. neo t-i'u'
JUS day came the plaintiffs by Samuel Taylor ESQ Their;
attorney and hedt bill against the defendants ami il an
Peaipg To The satisfaction of the that the
rheoe NJ. AdoiPhus Augustus Wiaao Daniel and Samusj
Gteeu tiaii are not inhabitants of this commonwealth on
ue motion OF the plaintiff, by their attorney Aforesaid -
ordered and deceed by the court that unless the said las
nine ue'endan do appear here before the secor5
uy IN JUNE next and the rlsinds' bill The snn
sha be taken Tor confessed and the matter thereof Jer
accoldnsy and further ordered that COPY of This or,
nc 9rtnw published in the Richmond Enguirer for ts
os ueoevely and another copy posted the from, oo
oi inc courthouse OF this county for court -
April Ii: TO 49, =; ~
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From the Ntso York Siatesn.al
a .N.EWE.NGL.9.N-D VILLAGE.

There stand the holy spires Of prayer,
Devoutiy looking unto heaven,
Ike moral teicgraphs, 20 bear,
The upsard thongh,s OF the forgiven
Anu as the sun-gilt windows CLEAN
In their unstancd transparency,
Chaste th, ughts come DER me, AZ dream
vi that soft hour, when, tcnLerIy,
u ne q haired pastor crossed my brow
With waller from the iUnt Vi SNOW.
How sweetly every MANSION lifts
us clean while front among the trees,
While the blue smoke Ia curly diilis,
Sail, oil before the healthy breeze
Behind each roof, long meadows slope
In s'sards that blush with clover blossoms.
AMI new-washed clothes, swing the rope,
Jus, hung by maids VI swelling Lvsoms,
NApd there the yellow street is seen
Rib6ond both sides with virgin green
With what spruce and dressy AR,
The il.ern shevs as painted sign;
Causing the traveller to stare,
And cyphrr out the gold leaf line,
And yonder Is the mere laut', stand,
Where, on the benches round the door.
Gather the storytelling band,
And all burst out in hearty roar
rs .ome Wild wag, at his tongue's tote
Deals the convulsye anecdote.
Why is the dust in suei, a rage
Ii - the yearly caravan,
osp.dliis on their pilcrimage
u southern marts, full of japztn
Aud tin aud wooden furniture
ihlt try to charm the passing eye;
AID spices, which Pm very sure
Seer saw the coast of kraby.
.J,prd how the women .tart and run
10 catch look eie they are gone
Close at the foot Of yen small hin,
The di tic. sehooi-hou.e wins the view
Where the young urclin. 'ganst their vii.
!nlabhcrins rows THEN tasks pursue.
Eai there's the turi Oh which they play,
aud Tan their ortn-collai'd necks;
AMI there's the brook, where every dav
Their paper barks meet sad shpwrecks
o. little hopes. that now endure
The future woIlj in miniature.
These scenes are pleasant but there. Ole
More precious 20 the heart than all
Nis,-whcn on The ear, the tune
or mellow bells, with gentle safl,
Pgoelaims the Sabbath morn /. come
Then, every road aud path. alive
attn young aud old,-nOne stay at honre:
But clad IN hest attire, all strive
10 I'll their places lest they hear
1npriTaie, Giom the miuis,cr.
And when from some wood wayIng height.
Upon the mos at leisure thrown;
view the sylvan shade aud light,
And know the landscape is my own.
Dear native land when behold
The grassy lava, the auburn wheat
Lac mili, the nounidIn. edged with so!i,
And hear The pastor al song and Llcat
On hov bless with streaming eyes
IhsI heaven which gave Inc paradise v
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MOTInE

EolIN GARTH respectfully informs his friend, and ,ts
- pubic That lie has removed from Lynchburz 10 t place
'o the purpose sfansciing husiuess on commission in
he will be assisted by gentleman mn Jnme W. Uibrin ~
much experience, esreeay IN The tobacco trade lie
rs the mouse on ID street. recently IN possession Of Messr
Seymour Scott William Barrel.
March 7. ,oo ,e
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LIND EnP GLE

E7UE Tract n Land New Glsgow IN Aherst eounf
called The Gebe, containing about 1000 acres of exccI;
2baoc0 aud wheat land and rented the present wear 10
Mosr CrawiordN Blet, aud on which capt, Edmund Penn
lives Tor ale with liberty wheat 10 the fall and fil
possession given The let Of January. For terms &c app-
cation To- he made 70 john Ross ia the ~ Abenare
in his place 20 J1WT,s ROSg
FfcdcricksbTg may r.. f-ss8tt
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~, commissioners Office, Richmond, Nav 3d. 1926
ihe parties interested desired 10 take no,;c che,
nlVe appointed the 13thday OF June next 10 oomm ~
performance ofhe duties rteted by the forsroinr % rh
court D" which day at o'clock a. NJ thew are rsO,I
20 attend al my office, in this city, with the necesry
re dy Tor examination and settlement. AMOS LIDD ~
- 2-w4tt
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[ 70 81 continuea1


IL per- indebted q, che estc Of BENJAMIN r. Tobp
fn, late of Clntsviilc, win ples-e make ps,ncnt TO-
Indulgence c'unot BE- riscn ~ pcfsoui having him.
fc sad estate, will piao bring them forvlrd duly au,len
ltcf ihli 'rr'necrrffl Tor payment ul-v be mode
ObO W DANIEL. fiu'f ri Benz. % Johnson dee,
WiY ~ l|s'. ffp-...f.r
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FOR SHE

TgiIIE residue Of my Mountsin TrseJ Of r,Dd 8. An,
- rountN near Charlottesville, which residue CONSIST s
aoo <Vg acres OF which shout $40 are Of the best
qulhiy and the remaining paTt sf good ou,I;fv s'h
ne whole tract Is remarkably well iirn6sred al -,
- ana advantageousy situated. On fbe fno,,,,s;, ~
I = o9nmSdi9us dwelling house, nearly Gnrbed viii .
ol ana Sai' nt and there other G III a
PuH OF the tract This tract will he divided into 1,iI @
70 sui the convenience Of puehasers r. IL ~ pare
vac neI"W hhion, containing about 100 acres on h
atetwo commod'ons dwelling houses viii obe, u'tIe
DNinings ioT each, and n suitable distance 70 80,
sion Of me tact into two par The payment NJ he
% ~, w. ne aam,9d' by ins'almen and very liberal ere
Inc mountain tract WILDE offered for ssls ~, a. -,
1oay ~ June next and the tract below Milton on ihe We5
those who may be Opposed purchase 70 "ea' win
Oak hll, April fs, is2G 20 ~, 1ONh0E.
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ArOTInE

gNiE Siocshodersof the Mecbaucksvlie Turnpike Com
rany hereby required pay, on or before the 10Th
dy Of june nineteen dollars each share held by
them respectively IN The capital stock Of the said company
Ny order n he President md Director.
& n ChNuIN6TON, Trsasvrer.
rsy f2 tfofbr.
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U0IINGISSTWIr NaWSIA3fllM u.s.

his Mm RTnhH
~ in future y
Gdd sobcn ofni
mu Sonhwe
d Rhun din
h eeti with
CHARGE
Goods; hid. I5su
C
half A@sLs9
@ dP 90
/ I2en.Ono u.rrn
e Basin, lis and Commission
10 chd Lhbu
p Commission. l Ts s ;ss @Gs ss EGss asGs"a az
Abingdon Trnr
o hrb
b River TO Ea1 % Iue uirn
Mcun.N'r Abingdon
hM4 5 RlD soS SEE6T kI5E
V y
s|ss L!nSEf viii
Iyht Va ''' "HlhEhL
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" lnuiNla at Rules holden in the clerks Office Of ~.
thu 6il day Of March, 1926 DA"'c''
Wiam tenw'ek, Alice g. Williams Eyeoutrix of the L.,
, anu 'tanrnt o william e. Williams, deed. and Robs,,
o'''er Hugh William Evans Of John Hrleote. de-,
Against A''ih'ih'
William b. Taylor Rober, Poore, Mckebrouyb M,nt,sus
Julius Power and John Daniel s" ," in"g'fp
The Defendant William H. TavIor ma, h; . D.s'
anu gwen security according the act of Assemble
a M tie; oil ms court, and appearing by Satisfactory r
IL % ne nor an Ihhabhant of this county IL is order
a e 'ai Defendant do appear on the first dav OF
'he next term and answer the bill the Plaintiff and ~,
III " s ofder be forthwith inserted in some newspancr
Puu p,he cry Of k'elmond for months sue cessivsv
anu PoSd d' he front door of the Capitol in the said civ
APs II. '" hHI,iNu, c C.
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~ VligE . h'rsy gwen that there ate vacant CELLS 49,
ne .lh'.is nopial in the City Of Wiilan,,Lurr e.
'he fsefpten Of rahen IN both departments male and In.
by"dcf Of thc Couu If Directors 'N ''"'''''
r.. 4, LEONARD gRNjEY. C. C.. %.
r. wit
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" lhGlNiA AT Superior Court of ohancery holden al the
Capitol the City ol Richmond, the 18th day OF June
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-13

= Little River Turnpike Road
Stock.-Eleven Shares for sale by
may II j. ROBERTS,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-13
Johnson's Bilious Powder

VNIIS medicine not offered to the Public an uni.
rerSai remedy, but rs a cahartic admirably adapt
ed to the removal Of bile, &c being fully equal in this
respect to calome and superior to any other purgatve
in use.
It's peculiarly adapted to bilious and inaammatory
diseases; may beused in all where this class Of
remedies is admissible; may be repeated often as
such medicines necessary, with perfect safeydoes
not naseate unless the stomach loaded with be and
does not require the patient to conhne himself to any
particular rules during its operation
Those persons whose constitutions have been injured
BY an mprOperuss ofmercury, are morbdy suscepti
Bile of its influence will find it the best known substi
tute las a catiarfic) for calomel
II is believed to be preventive Of the bilious com.
plants of our climate, it dose more if necessary
be taken occasionally general ieehngsof
indsposon, attended with bitter taste in the mouth,
furred tongue, &c announce the approach OF disease
twill be found valuable febrifuge and apenentEe'
dicne in small doses.
1t contains mercury, and may be safely administer
ed to pregnant women, or children.
Having been tested by many years, experience and
foundto possess all the qualities ssorined 10 ID an
minent degree, the proprietor has no hesitation what
ever in recommending it TO public notice; believing
that those who place confidence in his assertion will nor
be disappointed.
seilagain. 49,,
...Ortlers post paid, WILDE promptly attended to.
prenored and sold Wholesale and retail, by the pro
pr;etor. DIR. James Cooke, Druggist, fredericksburg
Va. Sold alsoby
." EDWARD sTABLER SON,
smo1 Sole Agents for the Dis.rctof Columbia
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Cantion 10 Purchasers


The great demand and wonderful success ofths me-
licne have induced anumber of persons to initiate it
in various ways Some are selling sarsaparella and O.
theI syrups, imposing them the ignorant for the Pa
nacea; others mixing the genuine medicine with
molasses &c. making three bottles out Of one-thus
retaining some Gifts virtues These imtatonsand aduf
teratons have in many instances protracted the suffer
ings of patients in cases where the genuine medicine
would have proved instantly eficacious therefore
deem it a duty owe the public, to acquaint them,
that it impossible from the very nature of its const
tuents, tobe discovered by chemical analysis; and
seauenty that all other mixtures represented to be
mine and sold as such are fraudulent and base mposi.
tons, calculated to deceive the ignorant and unwary
Thegenuine medicine has my signature on label
presenting Hercules and the Hydra, and my name on
the seal.
Communications, postpaid, and orders from any part
ofthe world, will receive immediate attention.
GrPrinted directions accompany the medicine.
VIM SWAIN
No. IS, South Nnth-street, PHILADELPHIA,
Opposite the University OF Pennsylvania
A constant supply of the above valuable medicine
kept by the subscribers who appointed sole agents
for Alexandria Prices-s5 per bottle, or $50 per do
zen. ED"'oiAoLSn" "oN'
april %