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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-07
LONG BRANCH AND FANNY.

@TOENO D1S1HHNNEs NkNb r INN
siT dollars to Nsw- York, from Providsne,
sia .NeU-London,
.G2E&A The excellent Steam
Boat. LONG BRANCH
Y9SsS;:fss8=ZSsssGc;1Y tapt. A. MATTER, will
leave New-London for
New-York ever, Sunday and Wednesd ", and
the FANNY. Captain DAVIDSON, every
Monday and Friday, on the arrival Of tie sta
ges from Boston and Providence. Returning,
the Long Branch will leave New-York every
Monday and Friday ,sand the Fanny syery
"Wednesday and Saturday. at so'clock. p. NJ
until further no ice.
For excellent accommodate stiffness of
machinery and swiftness Of sailing these boats
arc not surpassed by any in the sound.
Sept 20 eps'f
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-07

w1ANCY SOAPS, Pcrfumery. Denihrce
Teeth Brushes. Head Brushes, Combs
Rose l. p Silye, Court Pliisier, II iir r'|aer'
yeritable Eau de Cologne, &c Nc: Se, s"P'
constantly for sale at Gin M ~
Drug and Chemical Store. IA i-z' "os..nI"''''
a vsresA ssys.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-07
LOST OR LEFT.

4 TWO bladed pen-knfe, turtle sholl han
~ die, tipped with silver at the ends mark-
cd II. Huttlcston, Jun. Whoever wa
leave tho knife ut tho o'licc ofthe Llteri ry Ia
det, shall be handsomely rewarded.
Nov Q
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-07
TO LET

q OST, LAST EVENING, between No. 26
.E-sW l,er-S rect. and No. ii C,nal-Sircet,
Store Key. The finder Will be sufabv reward
ed by leaving 1t with J. & c. HOWELL,
Nov. }. IA. Canal. 5 rect.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-07
MACHINERY, COTTON YAEN, &c.

MACHINERY. COTTON YAEN, &c.
TI7HE subscriber " II sell very low, 3 Double
T. Speeders. in good running order, on
Hines plan; I Stretcl,er: = Water Fraues ~
splnllcs each: Throslc, As spndlcs; Cot
ton Picker; 2 Wool Jcnnys; hand Sliin"tt
Looms, with a SIT Of Harnesses, Slaics and
Warpng NIL
Al4o 1000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, Nos. ,oS
25 bales 1 Sh,rtings.
To Let A large and comDodous Dye
House, with Vts. Wrpgcrs, &c.
CHARLES ELDREDGE, Agent.
BellPfnnie. Oct 81 81
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-07
N. Y. x r. L. STEAMBOAT LINE

N. Y. 4 r. l. STEAMBOAT LINE
.<EgcN The Washington will
Al II leave Providenre THIS
'Eyssc5s:tf...1Ssy -...Sy DAY, AT IL o'clo i,
noon, for Ne York, af-
ter which The bots VIII ran un Tn rsd, IL,
Saturday and TuesJiys, le,ving Providence
at II O'Clock, at nOon; returning, nill leave
New-Yoik same days a, 3P. NJ.
Sept rs
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-07
BOARDERS WANTED.

LADIES' CURLS AND FRIZETrES.
lust received by the snhs' rber at No. rs.
- Market street. a general assortment of
French CIrls and Clusters, If the most FASH
ionahle kinds. E. F. MILLER.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-07
ALLEN & RELEuER.

UNAvE received an assortmcn, OF Franklin
4 n F. re Places and Box Stoves, of sar'ons
sizes; which will bc sold on favorable terms,
at No. 4, Brcad-street. October ~.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-07
CIDER BRANDY,

CA Bbls Cider Brandy, jus. received and
|OV for sale by GEO. s. RATHBONE
nova
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-07

FUR SEAL AND HAIR SEAL CAPS.
EUST received fiom Albany, n good supply
e.J Of Otter, Fur Seal and Hir Seal Caps.
for sale at the Hat Store IT tie substr ber, No.
81, Westminster stiect.
Ot3i ASA FAIRBANKS.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-07

HOLLAND GIN.
"a IN PIPES HOLLAND GIN Swan Brand,
N Il for SAL by Z o. >. RATHE Ion.
Nov. 3.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-07

1
~V forsalo by GEO. S. RATHBoNE.
! HOLLAND GIN.
n n PIPES HOLLAND GIN. Swan Brand,
~ Il for SAL by Z o.. ;. RATHEON.
% MOU d CAND ES.
Il e. * Boxes 6's and So Jackson 4
N o2S Co.'S" brand land n from schr.
Bssey and Eliza. for sale by
nov , Ell. MA EFT.
nj. ABADIE,
NONTlNUES to give lessons in the French
| ~ Language, al his room over No. So,
Cheapside .ening Sch0ol as usual
! Nov 3
| SPERM OIL.
wv a, Wall l., o;lyI' !, for sale, 1000 1000 gallons
| CHANDLER CHEESE.
| q EEHnsS Pounds, from the justly col
| a. S|SHs sV ebrated Chandler dairy. JUS,
| received and for sale by WM. WALL.
nov No. 10, Soa,h Ma,n-si.
CANDLES AND COFFEE.
Z6h Boxes Mould Candles; bags prime
SSVH Coffee. Landing ths morning. ana for
| sale ty L. j. MALLLTT.
no. 3
FLOUR.
cefsGA B5ls. Frsderick sburg Flour. land
eDaSv ing from schr. Be,sey and Eliza,
SLATER, wARDWELL, & 90.
CANAL FLOUR.
z sESk Bbls. Canal Flour, just landed
~ eES| from Shop Mar, for sale b.
SLATER. WARDWELL 8. 20
POWDER MILL TURNPIKE CORPORA
TON
A Few Shares in ,hs above Capital con-
IA Germ may be had if applied 10, inmcd-
atcly. ifno' previously they will be cold at.pub-
iic auction on Thursday next. FOR further IN
formatiOn please call at CLARK s,
Erchaage Office, NJ. 4. Uaion Buildings.
nov 3
MOULD CANDLES.
RsN Boxes received tins morning, per wag-
SosS on, for sale by
Novs Ell MaLLETT.
SOAP.
600 Box Boxes y, yelpw How :, Soap 20 pounds
Nov 3 A. NJ. vINToN.
HEMP AND IRON.
| a Tons fret quality clein Hemp; 1000 lb,
N best Sneet lron-landing this morning
from Brig Packet. ior sale by
Nov f. j. MALLETT.
ALEXANDRIA CIGARS.
nNE hundred and fifty thousand bright Al
" exandria Cig,rs 1So 900 common do
landing from schr Washington Packet, for sale
by a. NJ. vINTON.
Nova
FLOUR.
II ANDING from sloop Rising Sun 100 bbls
-HA Baltimore superline white wheat family
Flour, Tor sale by SETH ADAMS, Jr.
Nov "a, South Water-s,rcet
TO LET.
A CONVENIENT Tenement for a small
IA family, in contril part of the town.
Enquire OF Co0mer L. nj ison, at No. i30,
Broad Street Nov 3
lisbon WINE
y 81 Quarters casks isbon Wine, n choice
-A " article, just received and for sale by
nov f. J. NAL LETT.
q OST. LAST EVENING, between No 2G
.E-sW l,er-S rect. and No. ii ,nal-Sircet, IA
Store Key. The finder will be suhablv reward
ed by leaving 1t with J. & c. HOWELL,
Nov J. IA. Canal Get.
FUR SEAL AND HAIR SEAL CAPS.
EUST received iiom Albany, a good supply
C.J Of Otter, Fur Seal and Hi'r Seal Caps.
for sale at the Hat Store IT tie subsor ber, No.
TN al of nt
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-07

OPPOSITE THE MUSIC SALOON.
MAS Just received and is now opening
LII complete assortment Of rich Fancy ant
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-21
For THE CoHsrrrurrosAG VINO

II appears from advertisement in the inqurer
that the Governor and Council intend have the
9th pfoXirno. a great sale Of fifty or sixty free
negroes slaves for and account Of this ancient
and respectable commonwealth This is new mode
of d!sposng Of these people, aud The present Executive
derive high commentator for resOitIng 10 IT, There
being nothing the laws under which il is TO he made
authori5ing the appointment of an agent or all ction.
eer, the delegation of the power TO any other per
and the Executive being nutOriousy hostile TO the
exercise U doubtful authority. and all CUnstruC-
tive incidental powers especially when they tend
10 confer executive patronage; | take for granted that
they will do what they themselves required by law
TO do, and not attempt to transfer The power or the
duty to others The Governor then, as President or
spokesman Of the body, must act crer-tbc Council
must be in attendandance to advise aud consent 10
the sale Of each person. flor latitude Of CoustruC-
ton will authorize them 10 transfer 10 petty auction
eer the important power which has been conferred on
them alone, of selling free people,; the imposing rnau-
of The sale the novelty and interest of the scene
the crowds which will be thereby ColIccted the elo
qucBt appeals by the Governor their patrioism and
the libcraty with which they will be induced to bid
when their to enrich their beloved and hon
Cured State--al these circumstances convince me
that these sales if conducted they should and doubt
less will be- must be highly beneficial to our treasury
For now that we have got the better Of our former
shame, and SILLY expenditures the subject. and
mean to conduct the business publicly and boldly.
anticipate great profits to the State from the sale
her free negroes. We shall from time TO time increase
The list of offences for which they may be SOLD so that
although their population may be diminished our sup.
ply for the market will be kept ND.
Considering il therefore as a subject Of importance
to the State, BEG leave 10 inform the Governor of
certain coalition which there is reason to fear about
10 be formed to ininre hsr na;Friov in heso great
1nh;c sales,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-21

! 'Our friend Mr. Clay, appears to ne tbe chief 90
lect of persecution with the opposition. They are
with great Industry, conducting syscma,ical attack
upon him, which commenced with the Ercmcr story
which was entire fabrication.
| cat the time the plot opened ] a member OF
the House Of Representatives, and heard I7emer de-
clare he never designed SO charge Mr.. Clay with any
thing dishonorable in his life
'The old man, naturally honest, imposed on AT
the time, by powerful influence, and coustra ned 10
act his part in affair, which from beginning end
was much fiction, the merry wives Of Windsor,
or the School for scandal.
"The attack on Mr. Clay, during the late session of
congress, BY Gen. Saunders, far us could Judge
from the debate published proved an entire abor-
ton, and hardly know which surprised me most, the
folly of the attack the inconsistency of the Gen-
etal.
"You have seen, doubt. flat Mr.. L. johnson
stated in his reply to Gen. Saunders that al the time
OF the presidential election, in the House of Represen
a,ives tlathe Gen S. decidedly in favor of Mr.
Adams, in preference to Gen jackson.
s'In confirmation OF what Mr.. Johnson has stated,
we'll remember, that not ten minutes before the cleo
ton, Gen, Saunders came 10 me, with anxious
enance, discovering deep concern indeed, and used
these emphatic words, Il hope TO Cod you may be a.
bic TO terminate the election the rstbaoi for fear,
we from Worth Carolina may be forced 10 vote for
Gen. Jackson North Carolina, yon know voted in
the House OF Representative for Mr.. Crawford, whose
prospect of success hopeless although the electors
of that state gave their votes in favor OF Gen. acl>
son.
"e ueeP hiiGrcet Yum nave i7ftii
lin Mr., CIay's welfare, have been induced to give
you, for your personal satisfaction, those particulars.
" MIR. Clay / have known intimately for sixteen
years; his public is completely identified with
every important event of the Country, from that peri
cd to the present time, whether in peace in
"During the late war, have the House of Rep
resentatives after having gone of committee of the
whole return TO il again. for the sole purpose Of al
fording MIR. Clay opportunity (then Speaker OF
putting down the desperate, and Infatuated advocates
OF British tyranny, insult and injury.
:" But his enemies say Mr.. Adams bargancd with
hm-Ths is assertion without proof and as destitute
OF truth, as ii is of manly rankuess. ellis superior
qualifications placed him in the department of State
and history furnishes no instance when superior
man ever had to bargain for high station, fol
which, his peculiar fitness evident to every one
| Gin Maryland. the administration is daily gaining
ground, and by the time the election occurs, l hop,
we shall be able TO present an Undivided front in hi
support "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-21

MARRIED, in tho Old Church, Richmond TIll by the
Rev. WIN II. Hart. on the 18th inst JonN McCoNNEIJ.,
to LYDIA RING, all Of this city.
on Thursday, the 12th inst. by Rev Mr. Rice Peters
burg, COLLIER II. AIINGE, Esq. Attorney at Law, to
Miss ANNA MARIA LABD, both of Charles City County.
perpetual harmony their bed attend
"Amf Venus still the well matched pair beGiend;
"Aiay she when time has sunk him INTO years,
Glove her old BiGn, and cherish lis white ha ifs
"Nor he perceive her charms fhro age decay,
''But think each happy son his bridal day.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-21
TRIAL OF THE PIRATES.
MONDAY, July &c, 1927.

IklAL OF THE PIRATES.
MONDAY, July &c, 1927.
The Circuit Court for the Eastern District Of Vir-
gnia, Chief Justice Marshall, met pursuant TO adj
Journment, at 0 O'clock, in the Hall Of Delegates
for the trial of Couro, Pope, and Felix Barbcto char
ged with murder and piracy board the Brigantne
Crawford Capt. Brghtman. Counsel for the United
States, Sanard, District Attorney. For defendants,
Leigh and Schmidt.
Mr.. Adolph Crozet sworn in on the cross, as
interpreter.
Mr.. Schmidt. in behalf of the Prisoners, submitted
two motions to the Court for change OF venue. OH
account OF the Prejudces in the City OF Richmond,
produced by exaggerated newspaper representations
OF their gniltand for continuance of the trial until
the regular term ofthe Court in November next thai,
the Prisoners in the Interim might be enabled TO col
ect proofs of their character and standing in their ma
tive island of Cuba The affidavit of the Prisoners
upon which these two motions were founded, aedged
the responsibility of The defendants their own coun
try, that their Pccuniary situation placed them above
the temptation OF the crimes with which they were
charged, and that their object going on board the
Crawford, TO visit the o. States on commerce raj
speculaions.
Before the Court determined these motions. Che pri
o"e'S "e'e "e" a''a'6"eu Oh Tue general charge OF
P'cy' ana 'e issue MADE up on that charge, to which
'"ey respectively Pea"ed "'S SR'tty they were then
respectively arrafehed oI The murder Of Brighman,
Potter, Bickneil, and Deliver, 10 which arraignmen,
they also pleaded not gully.
The prisoners being arraigned and the issues made
up, Stanad for the United States opposed The motions
in behalf Of the prisoners As TO the continuance he
representei the stu ation of the witnesses as
il not onIy HIGHLY ipexped;ant but as DossihIv Oman
ring IMMUNITY TO the accused 0ne was residen, If
the extreme n1rs of the Trnion tho o,cr M c.il
b;,c> &, resiaao. IF lTato,y,s j., ,,o 1,r1 or r,h.
,,,.,o ma. M ,ro,o.. -, ,,,,;,,, ,., ,,.,.
,i,h;, =, ii.,io,i,, 10 ,,,. u.,,,. -
s,o. - na, ,ro ., -.l o. IT,. :,
sysr ,e,,ro h,,or a,,i, IT.. -, -,
tho ,o., ,,roc;o,s, crios s,sr t,,rd - =; M .,- :,
ipdicial ,rocee1nrs. and ,rI,v ofl, rot,ce i,,;, g.
their offences. ,v ,o,s,i,ioo ,r,,,a
thew were now upon their trial IN rs,a,;o ,o
&c exei,emen, inst Them. their alteration ,vas ~,
,i,,.1 - 1.-Two ,.,s, ,o,si,..,,;o,
wac ,be least all ,ossit. ccii, rrbre ,, M, ,a
least reason 70 beieve tina, ,b r,,;;, mind ,s 90 much
excited az to prevent, fair trial and even If :,
was impossible tina, they should know H. The pub,,c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-21

Departed this life the 9Th inst r NorharDou rour-
~ Va III the 0Oth year of her age, Mrs. SARAH TEr
ie'ic If the late o Charles Lee, OF Cotbs Hall after
few days inessgvi"g the strongest evidence DURING her
con!nenPnt (and whch she had long previous thereto
pofrsed assurance ni1 that shc gone 10 tat res,
which n waits the faithful.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-21

In tine conspiracy casrs for defraudns certain Banks
and Insurance Offices in New York. Jury on Friday
wees brought in vcic guilty Jacob Barker
Thomas ermt'yea, and acquitted Matthew l.. Davis.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-21

Extract Of a hNey from has Ercsjicncy, JOycph Kent
t'o'cT'or Of Iuaryland 10 gentleman Of Fra,ttor d.
"RosEIOuST, 18th May, 1927.
"l have seen so little Of late from your state upon
She subject Of politics. that do not know whether the
violence OF the opposition to the present admiDistra
eoD, has extended itself among you or no..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-21

ParnSoIs Loofmg- Gjasges. anil I7r,5yeLag.
4 FRESH supply Of each orcnirg this dsv nv
7.!ELAN .NJ2ALE s. On
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-21
@. IN TIE COUNTRY.

! You know that they have no: been 50 long.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-01
PROPOSALS

TNUR the construction and completion Of new PRISON
in Georgetown, Sussex County, Delaware, OF the ioi
lowing description and dimensions will be received by the
Levy Court Commissioners Of said county.
The building TO be stories high, forytive feet IN
ont, fifty feet in width and twenty feet in height 70 me
caves. The materials OF the walls be OF the best bricks
that be had in the vicinity of the place. except we
show Of the front ALL which be of good Philadelphia
paving bricks. The roof 10 be of good shingles.
Through the House, from front 10 rear, 10 be passage
Of ten feet in width. in each story. equally dividing the
whole, with substantial doors at the exremes OF the ow
er passage
Ofthe divisions thus formed, the is to be the more
substantial for prison apartment, the cutter walls where
Of must be % inches thickness the inner ones forming
side of each entry % inches and the subdlvdns
walls of the several apartments IL inches OF when apart
me there will be four in each story and each one e
have fire place. and into the windows thereof must pc
affixed strong iron CRATES, and the doors TO be strong ane
corresponding. The rafcrs and oss strong, and the lat
ter not more than six inches apart The hoors OF the
entrees stairway and apartments to be Of inch oak ant
the finish Of the whole to be in like substantial and cor
responding manner
Ofthe oher division, designed for the keepers accom-
mediation, The outer wall Will be - inches in thickness
the flooring of good pine with three rooms or more o.
each floor, and fire place in each the whole TO be
good and suitable materials, finished in plain substantial
manner the style and construction whereof be what com
mon and comfotable 5rck dwellings generally are.
4 The Commissioners wish to know the extra rate tina
would be asked build it Of Philadelphia bricks. which
may be brought TO Milton, only miles distant, by wafer
Proposals will be received until The 25th day of Ma
next, addressed TO
i Lewes Del
u March 22d 1897 4-l2t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-01
MORE NEW BOOKS
At 8. & II. Uilson's Bookstore and Circ.!N'

NJ y. u III. Uits0h's bookstore and elrc.19s"e
Library.
No 10j, Market street.
Tales q Noyager to the Arctic Ocean. 2yo's ~
FAIRY LIE ends and Trad ions OF the Soul Of ire'as
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Almacks-a Novel, . vols r
The Young Rhem.,.'s Comrade Narrative OF us Ha'
lazy adventures, captivity and shpwieok.
Iales by the 0lIaia Family I'd seies 2 vols A
P4'l l"nes; Romance. Dg Allan Cunningham wv
Illustrations Of Lying, in a It's branches. BY Ante
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The Golden Violet, with is Tales Of Romance s'u
Ghivalrl ard other Poems. BY l. Il. L. !.
The Tor Hill ly die Author oi Branbleye House =
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HINTS q Ny Coun'ryncp nv an American 'oA
Dialy Of an Ennuyee. - a Young Lady 1'pL
ModerAlion. BY Mrs Holland. vol.
beauties OF Byron l vol
Las, OF the Lalrds by the Author Of Annals o. 'he
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iionor oiIara. Novel. 2 vols by Miss Anna Maa
ter.
Russian Tales 10
Rough Notes taken dniing rapid Journeys a.
NC falupas and among HE Andes BY Capt D. n i[s
TIE Wnrksof Anna lstta Ba baud @itl htlho"''
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lhomsos Seasons, Deau' res Of b. ron, FAc rtrs :
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-01
MEDICAL NOTICE.

rEyHl Subscriber, DocroR MEDICINE and PRACTICAL,
H. Citnlsr respectfully ntnrfns the Ladies and Gentle
men OF Wilmington and lis nifty, that he has com.
!,,.a,ivd to prepare Medicine, in MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware. 10 the house opposite MI Henry
spes y ms. Iam5er Ysrdwhere lie prepares the toll
towing M.d clcs fhe Sulplate Of Quinne. This medl.
contains The active principle Of 'he Peruvian Bark ana
prnpesly ptepa ed is the Lest medicine as yet DIS
covered tor lie e Agues Remit aud Intermittent
Fesers. lie also pre- pares Baslmc Restorative lot os
eases Of the Breast and Lungs, Pulmonary ConsumphonS
phthsc, and medicine which will eiiectuaily cure lhe
meh Distressing Headache, no matter how long s con
,sance may be- He also the 1cothache IN few
minutes without making Of any of the coroding acids,
red ho iron, plugging the teeth with geld Leaf or
sheet lead The medicine he makes use OF VIII preserve
the teeth He prepares Tooth Powder that Will
wen the teeth be they black from taking medi.
cine any other Dir. p prepares an Eye Water
that will remove all naammations from the eyes have
cured numbers from the Rheumatism and OF them
crpples for wears from it Names signatures do not
require see il 100 much the custom with qnackery
From my practice of medicine and my experience and
knowledge of chemistry, able to extract medicinal
virtues contained in animals, vegetables and minerals and
can apply them for the different diseases the constitutions
of people may want them Persons afflicted with Cancers
If they make timely application, can be cured
There is medicine sold by the Of Straim's Pdna
eea, which did not hear OF until saw Mr.. Swaim's adver
tsement, few weeks past then called on some Of
the most emnen, physicians in Philadelphia and spoke &c
them respecting the Panacea and informed them that
had the authors works who invented the medicine and
discovered It's effects in the of certain diseases Al
the gentlemen spoke to on the subject sal they were
certain that Mr. Swain not the inventor of the medi
inc. The that invented the Panacea one Of the
creates, chemists that Europe produced andis dead neal
hundred years; and his writings difficult 70 be had
That Mr Swain has got part OF his works, or some
PERSON rave him recep from the work, have no doub
" have now prepared chemical and real preparation
IL he PANACFA which will sell al one dollar per bot
lie ~ the Dozen and dellar and fifty cents single.
DR.. P. prepares Wash for the Ladies which removes
III spnta Erupons and letter from the face and hands
and clears and beauties the skin. He also prepares
Sre that VIII take ont Corns by the roots from the oes
Ati not give the least sensation OF nam.
Ladies Gentlemen who are afflicted with any disease
cnfa5e if they pleased to call on me, shall bt
attended 10 with the strctest punctrallty
JAS. PURCELL, NJ. y. & r. G.
Wilmington, Del, Jan. 23, 1927 Ply
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-01
LII ,iBitR FOR SALE.

a. l)iN HEMPiiiiI3S HAaf aad Lunbe, Far, \,
rs 81 OF Wilmington, agencra a,sormen, Of I,un,'
per- vel! Sci ced suitable for perspr for building r f
mechanics; and large stock Of Gear AVID Conus sIIN.
Giles are constantly for sale on nc legyestte5ms a, ea5
- the 'ls,,4 cfrdt - y" eosi'
te friends and former customers of the Yard ana .b
p9a bt'rrsly are invited TO call at tie ON S14sn
@hete TIER tavors will be thankfully acknowletist H.
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ne mas removed from the old stand, No Isl shla,
street, formerly occupied by William Chander to ~
MARKET, and ~ shpeyst where he intend, ksrng ~
cry description, which he Will dispose d o. ,'a OF ev
sonable terms Persons avoring in Wt NH ,aa
may depend on having then Leather IL nc Let ,,l;,
A'so' morocco and Lining skins or sale i'.''9'
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