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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

tOK S.3LE.
/ will sell, on accommodating terms, my
farm adjoining the University of Virginia,
containing four hundred acres Of good, fer
tile iaud, we'll watered. aud excpllently a.
dapted to the growth Of corn, wheat, tobac-
co &u About unehundred and eighty or mr..
~ acres Of this laud are heavily timhered.
The improvements are new, and consist of a
large and convenient brick DWELLING house.
with all the necessary and useful out honses.
such as an overseer's house, Servants hon.
ses,stabes &c. The partieula. rlpca,ion of this
property, having the University on one side,
and Charlottesville on the other, secures to
u many anu important advantages, and rem
ders u both extremely valuable and Jesira-
bic. POSSESSION given on the first day Of
Deeepoer next, or sooner, If required Per.
sors disposed to purchase are referred TO J,
W. Saunders, Charlottesville.
NiMR0D BRAMHAM.
August IS, 4S27--fm
The editors of the Enquirer, Richmond,
will insert the above for one month in their
paper, and forward the account to this Office
for payment. NIB.
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AN UMBRELLA FOUND.
Which the owner can have Nv ami, ;no
at this office, and paying for this advertise,
ment. Srnt.mh.. ,o,-
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-09-01

There have been f"w eases of yellow
ever III Charleston and New Orleans.
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FRESH ORANGES.
NOTICE.
FOR RENT.

FUR REM,
We wish 10 rent for a term Of years the
Plantation called Pan-tops, formerly belong
ing to James Leilch, deceased. Any person
wishing TO rent may ascertain the terms by
applying to the subscribers.
JAMES CLARK, Guardian
for Eliza NJ. L. Leitch.
MARY w. LEITCH.
July 7, 1S27-tf
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NOTICE.

August 25. 1S27-6w
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MORE "MTsrAKEs The honorable John
-: Wright, lacquey for the administration, and
MI. Clays tactotum in Ohio, has met with an.
other rebuff and exposure. The Louisville
Advertiser of the LIST inst contains the sub.
lolned letter, addressed to the honorable j. c.
wright. by Mr.. Samuel Leech, Postmaster a,
Fairfield, Illinois, to whom the honorable mem.
Der had ranked a copy of the secret circular
issued from head quarters at Washington in
March last
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16
FROM " AsIiIAG1ON.

Sotardoy Lreatag, FEB. q.
The vote IN the senate This morning, refusing
&c take up the Hootien Bill, IS in my Judg
ineut quite decisive OF its fate lis consideration
vas refused by vote Of 20 To Ia May ii die
in peace. Amen.
The vole on the Cumberland road bill IN the
House Of Representative, Is also OF good omen
The original bili proposed TO erect turnpike
gates, exact tolls &C. aud thus directly and IN
directly Afford precedent 10 extend the julis-
dicton of the General Government, without re-
srr,ction, over roads, bridges and canals
throughout each and every state ia the Union
All tins was struck out and a measlc appropfa-
tuu Of 10000 dollars, Ior the necessary repda1
Of the road, was granted IN ils room.
A Few days az the House Of Representatives
Il ridcd, as / think less nI-civ CA similar
question aude to Mr.. Kncs' motion to
strike out the approp, iatlou for surveys Tor
rUads, canals, DC. at tac discretion ot the fles
dent
independently OF all consideration OF the coli
stI,al9nal objection 10 the exercise Of the pow
= Il all 10y the Geuefal Governments there is
auptler and moie immediately practical one ap-
Piled To the exercise OIL BY the ENccutlEe IL
lone. There IS not aud cannot be any more
powerful uoginc nf cectloneeiiug than tins ap
peal to the hopes and interests OF d,st.icts an
appeal, tie power ofwhucb consists IN making
surveys indicating expectations Wherever POI
tical effect c,m be hoped, AMI thus, with ,uI any
pledge. any responsibility, and without any ~
tcntlou at carrying the survey MIC execution.
The wilder and more lmpractcaDe the spccu-
latlon the better, for THIS purpose, even though
II should uc, is our WHY HI,ud - says, = to
curry canals through ~ amps without ii
bottom, OF over monatdIna without top"
kives ofFitginia, Of whom nave formerly
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E1RE.lE 1iarh ..

Ldlsleh Of 1,e hntche=.--lhe | , ~ p 81
War NATCHkZ sas launched from the Nts J
Yard at Gospor, yesterday aiiernoou. Al iaif
after four O'Clock she moved from her cradle,
and glided into her destined clement, IN a style
graceful aud majestic Dr.. Dad any thing ~ nave
ever Witnessed on similar occasion, AMID tic
cheers ofhundrcds assembled TOW itness the inter
ssnng aud imposing spectacle Not the slight
est accident occurred 10 mar the general JOY.
which might he fesd in the counienanee OF al
present aud buIsf nom every lip
The Nalchrz is certainly superior snip, built
IN the modern style, with round stern. OF the
best materials, and We hazard nothing in say
Ing IS one ofthe uiosi powerful vessels OF her
class belonging 10 our Navy. Her workman
snip does ipsinite credit OF Mr.. FRAscIs GRIcE,
the naval Constructor on this station
After the Launch, large concurse of Ladies
and Gentlemen from ,oniolk and Portsm ,uth,
partooh OF a splendid COLLATION., at the mansion
Of the Commsndant The entertainment was
highly credltable To the taste Of those by whom
II was prepared, and derived additional ze5t from
he cordial and 1nreseryed hospitality of Com.
BtRIlos. whose frank aud centlcmanly depoft-
ment upon this as upon all Other occasions, Is So
cnurely characteristic of the government which
h. represents.
The company took leave Of the Commodore
and his estiuably idflll, about O'clock, not
les. gratiied with fine kindness and genuine
pDiteness win which tn had been eutt rtained,
thdu WIN the joyous spectacle which they had
just before Witnessed Beacon.
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25 N ae,su'i .afrire separas eoeiion IN
80 caaHty \ BorkaE n
- II ectastabiisfIHf fcny f4om tic iaua
= sauuci tt-udtrsaa. e #ro's ihe|Jilo rner
p l. PC. concerning John Nelson
p - @rtran .y.5niug The ioss al fOrtsmo''thi
IN THE eaa :. Z fnrfnlk.
~ Anal Changing tic time Of holding the
Csr~taf Iust5ngs Tar tie Ciy of Richmond
tsat The tisHe o. prescribed, 10 TIC f6'fag be.
fur M f7v bond.tg tu very mouth aud The
m nth offttfrarg " u AOepsi sud Aoutf7bef
az g. he The quarterly terms oisa'd count.
30 IN 90 eaanelhc the TINE Of holding thu
superior couItsdf iaw "a the fifteenth Judicial
circuit
81 Anact 10 alter aud amend an act, passed
December -. 1907 authorizing the counties oi
Caroline and HAMMER, to convert tue bridge al
LnIrpasr q. scross ramnnsy rlser, into toll
bulge
y IA ar cham irg me tune OF holding Sc
palhe elections Ia Inc county Wood,
/ 81 An scf rttablsh ng tie town OF Brandon
vile, in the county Preston.
81 a act author sung separate elections IN
The counties OF Preston and Hampshire
81. An act divoicns DAVID Parker from
his "ife Jane: pfoIrbHs her from marrying IL
gain.
36 IN act concerning Witnesses attending on
pleas 81 the Commandment = and for other pun
purposes allows miIncs,Ge residing OIL Of the
Commonwealth. attending aay plea Of the Com
nipn' ealtu, Compensation ion attendance, travei-
Ing aud rcrria c., attho discretion ot the tuuH
AL authorizes toe \ te.tDr 10 pay 10 A5snltnl
ilnlbraek certain san. as Il witness Tor the
safe against Peter B1iicy, M the superior aud
county counts Of Mec'uanbarr.
b. A tct - arne al The act entitled, an act
ia al IL 4 ia
cats. on giving secnutY ion Gusts Only AZ.
ulo,.-e- he app Iatr courts OF the State, when
the pflaiia III -"eh ~rlts i, confined IA Jall, IN
execution ottlr org tai judgment, Or decree,
fom which an upp 1T Ia. been granted, o. WI
of r,rDr AWARDED. fntanfh IL try such appeal
~ MA erclrat, without regard 70 rs place On
thr docket
-. 40 act ao,ho ,jag William II, Mcr.nclb.
efio erect arpli brrlge across the l,lvanrm ~
yer
- Anacl conc .inine VIM Brown; anthori-
Sos the count, coufl Of tGuuldin iouoS han 70
fnr"ct dun. not NOR tlan four lr,t Ia hcighi
or ihr ~ poo OF water machinery, ncrpSs
Black W,tsr aver from the land Of Aqna ID
vets, provided the lights ol the Roanoke Com.
pauy he not infrin al Of violated
10 tnaci dive ing dlce alias Macy Gay
tom lie husban Gnares Cay prohibits him
from ma r,ug again duruEhet If.
II. IN ~ 10 rneud tie act entitled an act,
further IA aa.cpd tn several laws c1Hccrning III.
appointment OF harbour masters, and declaring
theu dulirs
y. A. act u designate with greater certainty
the lines between Monroe aud G,los.
~ Nndc aiding IS part Ut the county of Mon.
roe TO the county nit'reenbner.
II. An aetlnc1froratiug the trustees Of the
Tyler Aeautmt.
-. An vet author.'nr 4 separate election on
tn cast side OF the NOlth mountain IN the county
. Buckingham.
10 tn act releasing to 2achariah Wheat the
CONFERENCE.-The rieht To a tIstrt Of land
Ia d, 5oYyiu9#J
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RANDOLPH DINNER.

A dinner Was given to Mr.. Randolph IL w.
mond some days ago, at which the adm ,''"@
ton vas of course abused, and " u" i'sH'F
told that she was a very great state, anu al
children very great men. Ever since MI 80
houn toasted her at York Town as the
the Gracchi," every man seems TO pm
self on being one of her sons, a II hr' ~.
was obliged to speak the truth every ui'' -
wagged his tongue. We don't doubt w
,eracitv-but, ut the same time, We "oH
his ability to hattcr even whole state
votes are in the way. We would th'ie' ''.....
specially suggest TO those vain ei'ipa' y
Grorchgs. md his brethren) that man ''''7
yirginian does not prove that he's not s'', :.
drel, and gic6 yeru. Atthe dinnff' VI
cher and M'Dunie were present-bo'H u
made speeches. vi. Randolph m'de
short one. ,nerel, to say thai he DID M
to make anv--Nr Archer followed '"s -.
Of Mr. Randolph and tried very n"'' ..,..a-
,;,.e his hearers that he did not be"'Se
ofso.ne consequence "a tne poi"isa' "o''''
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q nl,UST SALE OF REAL ESTArE.-By
- virtue ola deed of trust, executed t. the
subs cribcr by John Brown aud Constant his
wife, on the first dat OF October. lS24, and OF
record IN Il dtold CLERKS Office. | WILL on the
frsl day OF Bcdlotd Ap il Superior Cont ls2i
before the door OF sad ouri house sci, TO tie
highest bidder, At pubic auction, Tor read, mo-
ney, the tract of land now occupied by John
Brown, situate on the head waters of Wolf
Creek, about sis miles southwest of Liberty,
near the great stage road from Lynchburg to
Salem, and adjoining hrlands OF Col. John p;
Gray, Samuel Williams VIM IhaXton, &c and
containing about 23S IA Acres, more OF less.
l his land lies remarkably We !, is well tlmbered,
well enclosed and q considerable lart OF il fine
tobacco land, aud lies near the foot OF a noun
tain, aiiordme an excellent range for stock, &c.
The Improvements alone are not of very great
value. bur the land is really object rom the
advantages Gifts local situation and fertility,
have no doubt but The title is a perfectly good
one, but a. usual " i'll convey such title only as
isNestcd IN me by the tusl deed aforesaid
JOHN IL. OTEY, Jr, Trustee.
March 10. c4w32
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Tqesaag Morning. Feb 81, 1927.

.WVI "
SIR: The expressions which You took occa-
sion To appl, 10 me IN the debate of yesterday
morning in the House of Representatives, were
of such a character as 10 induce me 10 raqu' st
that you will favor me with an interview tor the
adjustment of our difference, in the mode usual
amongst gentlemen Ny friend Mr.. Archer IS
uy authorised to make the necessary arrange
inents. Yours, &c r. NJ. SAUNDERS.
Hon Nh NRIGur of Ohio.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16

t,ouai Wig and Richmond Enquirer LOT pdhli'
cation. Aud hesoirsd oLs9 Lat a. Editors
III, uughout The state be aud they arr hereby re-
4nesfed 10 publish the same IN their respective
Journals
And then up~n tite motion pl Alr KoGEK5, Of
Losdon, he VI ing adjourned sine dir
IDh ARD GOIsTUN, IharHlGh.
Les I. IneMr.os. seeletare.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16
March l6.

y.NfEW MUSIC.--lhe subscriber has the plea.
IL sure of informing the ladies aud gentlemen
of l.ynchburg that he has received direct from
Philadelphia, very valuable selection Of NEW
MUSIC. for the Piano-iorte German Flute, Ga.
ronet &C. &c; all Of which he is determined to
sell very low ALRAM l. NORTH
jane -.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16

" Mr. Carroll OF tarroon) is 50 pleased
with Nj Adsa', whole eonduct, since his clcc-
ton 10 the Presi eucy, that he says. any prefer
crcc he might sou" time since have had for an
other has been c TREY removed. aud that ne now
thinks Mr. Adams ougH,o receive the whole
support OF all the honest part o. the community,
aud, tor one, would give hn2 his support Ton IA
reelection. Tnls agrees with Whd told yod was
the general opinion o ON he I men here; & an
sure il will give Won satisfaction a. find that MIR
CAROLS opinion corresponds With what | told
,nn Il WIS. "
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16
From Me Ma oHni htcH.gcnccr.


II has been over aad over agtuu triumphant
stated, in certain public prints hostile to tie pr,
ent Administration, ot rc General Government
that Nr. CuARL 6, CARROLL. ofCarroton, n,
only surviving el-uer otthe Decoration of Ia
dependence, j, llNcsl,e opposed TO thai Admin
istration aud to the zee ectlon of r. Adams {
the Presidency. and that, ON iecent occasion
at Il large meeting ot tue friends OF Gen. lack
SON in tue City Of Baltimore this was asserted
with great confidence t. lie the case. To piaCg
this matter nj lis proper light, aud 10 II y
Mcssrs Editors. how gromdlcSs is the assertion,
of the prints alluded TO and Of the orators al
the town meeting. the writer ofthis article pegs
leave 90 trouble yoaHlth an eXtrac., tor pubH,a.
ton of a letter. dated 4'h December last winch
hcreceiVed from aeu'ly man Of the very irst
responsibility in Baltimore enjoyiug The adj
vantage and happiness of social aud hahtul
Intercourse with Mr. Carroll, whirh a9erib, ;. al.
on the authority Of Mr.. Carroll himself ,e,y
different sentiments to that enlightened aud cs-
timahlc " FIRST Citizen, than those winch thc,,
prints and the friends oil General Jackson IN VI l.
ryIand would thus taln make as attribute to
HIM Being well aware OF the respect aud de
ference SO dctcn eddy entertained tor the opiu.
ions of Nh. Carroll IN tlai oldte. IL IS nor 10 ne
wondered at IN these times OF bold l>sulni5 tibul
that tnCy endeaVour 10 tlr5W tn weight OF lis
distinguished name and character into thr seal,
ott1c decreasing popularity Of their t'Honte
candidate, as a countcT,oise to the Increasing
popularity OF Nr. Adams IN The same hemis.
pherc: but trust thai IT vii be nude sutlicten,
~ manifest from the extract, that they have nc
ripnt SO Ia use the name and op,uinas Of Nj
Carroll, to help the desperate cause IN which
ttpy are pulbl1A pU
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Monllnu Ere, no. TO. %. ls2

SIR: From expressions used IN the course Of
your remarks TO day, Il wish to know if am to
consider you as personally responsible tor such
as deem Of an oltnsi't character. VI, friend
Mn Archer y Il hand OF this. an DC.
L. NJ. SAUNDERS.
MIR. NflGHr, Of Ohio.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16
Tnealnn Erening. 2eA Eeb. ls2

I'I'UUT ~ H1TI' - ~ - I7-''
SIR: have received your letter Of tins morn
mg The very rude note you thought proper &c
send to me yesterday, altogether torbldS m,
giving YOU The interview you request ia the let
Ter oil tllis morning. Yours &C.
j {. WEIGHT
Gen. K NJ SAUNDERS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16

- 1'HWEi"H "Y, = an 81 lo~''
SIN: Your note OF last evening, which was
landed toHnc by Mr.. Archer, is of a character
that requires no answer Yours, &c.
J. (. WRIGHT.
Mr.. SAUNDERS, of y. Carolina,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23
ATTENTION !-BRIGADE.

I meeting Of Commissioned Officers attached to the
N First Brigade Of Delaware Militia, held at the hous
OF Thomas milford, in 81 Georges, on SATURDAY the OH
Of October. 1S27-Brgader General RICHARD Mansfield
VAS called to the Charand Captain JoHs SUTTON appo
ted Secretary.
The meeting Of heir object in assembling. am.
Of its being the wish OF all Commissioned Officer
oi the Brigade (nd particularly OF those Of the Vointee
l0ips) hat they shall only became organised BODY
b,t noted for their military department, good disc
plne and feel no hesiaton ia order 20 forward
his gad object, in adopting the following resolutions.
AMI requesting the particular attention Of the Brigade g
thcm
Resorrd I hat the different Volunteer Companies Of
Cavalry, Ariller, ,RHemen and Light lufsn together "
Tie lbs Gompanies a'tac ed TO the Frst B,gude q
iek0ure ltn, he, AID hereby respectfully invited e
nee REn Los FIELDS, Friday The 2oh Octobe,
INST al 10 acack, A. NJ, fully equipped, 70 lie exc cisc
l, Battalion
Resoiitd That the Commanding Officers of Companies
are requested to give timely notice their respective
G panes, OF the proceedings Of TIL, uceti, g. and
ques her punltaa Attendance The time and place
l.eet ny RICHARD MANSFlELD, thurman.
JOINS St.TTbs. Ssc'u
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23
NOTICE.

Ill persons indebted % the estate Of PaasrIs Noon
IN dec, late ct 8 George, ludtea, are teaaes,ed d
rake immediate and hose aslg claims aga is
SAID estate VAL present then accounts ,ipy hen ,rsf,
10 J,lSYpii yD0EE Jan,.
Peacader Hundred Oci. 10. 1877. cs-4p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23
NOTICE.

far7ars RE. Fii,.leph.a, apgpt s 1927,
hesSrs Bin < & ileia d
GGa.l m, O. Mich has ar-ad, been sad a d 4 ma.
q Ceriiicates have appeared u the pubac pn,s q M
the hnpa a' led Success which has Il nd ed t,, ~
bino Colhtnba; and The dscosartr .f any yaiaIr nr
u Atio certainly IS en-. q t, rewatd u n oport !,
the Csc tt IS fset; Ii'e ciort TAX. L., hci thiopb
~ medhm - tonr tAetieft pa, T. COMMUNICATE a
HAe alc the inlap ing nioluation
AZ ~ early age s. N, Ill snkxtt, from the crown
my mead 10 not snpFosns ~ trst,e had been D.
cpld bt dscnyerta sutm9 a NY s. as taiierv \,
4 COMMON to GfAfr, situated A ent lie aye al AZ,
h,G VA a. ct,d au Il 4 st Ait nv. z re in n, ,f
htet ny recovery, H. ig hair "a the back anl
sties q ny htai, &c. OF III iol avs were tried 10 ~
ore 4 atait bn' ~ q PGirrse An eminent ,b,e,
ctie, n this city, a IA advise, use die BALM Il
Columbia purchased half hb,,le irc, S a nts Nv
= Se 70 have ~ ai rtstt red quickly d ct,l ne 3
tp ate fhl the tiiftcfts Sstfa tlst juiile and ~
I, 90 tt3ee nt- day, ,,tad u bn, orce as d,c
itg csre q rub Wi lnto III vi ,aci TN. mali
brie,e IA u oht lid tailoN ms exarnyle Tic. su.i
aianys he saect stu n, result was toat in shm TIRE
~ head "as cotsFs9 entirely the ton shtre md ~,
s. 10 @hon ar, BEL ind and The ,tts 81 iag
lead, % AS great Iapfse u n>selt and al NJ ri nls
Gehlicnen. ~ yours sincerely,
DANIEL o'BR1GE
gJr The Balm Of colunb- for sale a, tic ua,c,tas
o'hee' wilmington $50
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23
SiiDbLET0WN AZ AhEslY
Classical Department,

tRsala iastu'ion viii lie opeNed Muuda, t- 2aa d
Il oct Der INST, nndc The Gaze Of the nv Josg..
IN tins Seminary Students ii be thoroughly ipstuc,cd
u the III rem banc es " good Engi-i aud ilasgca
u'c4t'o s.,' ",1at'F, wiring, Arithmetic, Etgisl
framnsr, Geography, Composition. Eiocuyiun. Ma,h.na
c. and We Greek and Lam Languages. Tie terms 8,
mon Wi he---et ne English fraGches exclusive 81
w. macs, - 1er session, S,l0 Eelulng he Mahe
a'icsi Tor W AnguaEes, including III English $40 per
SIS i"t = noney p be rsii u advance
err VIZ be 40 sessions in the year, With short yaca
ton between each.
Good BOARD g can be ootained in espe table fames IN
the village al the rs:e Of tory ollas per session: ara
eA bpaFticrs Gun be accommodated in Tie aDly of Ire
+ ncpal jh0 EDinlWFS So,
"''''iSi"""' 'e'' - io@/ 94-3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23
Mr. and Mrs. SCNIFFEI.S,S
DAY SCIIOGE.

Continues as heretefyrp in Orange Street mar
broad st.
W. htHh ever. usel ernamenia branch Is ,9u.,ft
~ o"miflsi,g liberal Eoe 81 educatoa; or.I,,r
~ iie 1T y tieneh German, Spanish and ltAa" La
gaNgesi Book Keeping, &c =
~ 1sf. hon,s q tton. and references please 10 y,
VIZ gives also private lessons in III The above Lam
gusses. ~ ''
NIGHT SCHOOL
EEsS alsn Commenced as above an. c..,. pr.
T,ttny, -4nh'nefic and tngLsh G,onnar tsnrIt %
VIZ bollsfs cr quarter. sirct attention i ,.a - III
no..s a"a 81 ne ar'ment q suse etrps,sa % lis
$500" 60 - = os- St
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23
The Trustees Of the Poor

hF Ns@c-stle c MY, meet al i. 5of IIoise on
W y dp SHAY 81. 81. ms Al 10 o'ciock 4 M p,
q - having 46connts aga the Inst AZ eqde, al
20 ma them t. JosgPa t,nrBs, previous TO he ID j
HieSt@g
r. ctaa q dance The h,it i requested 10 prryrr,
sse necessity Of ~. ding two days
october l7h 1897 .3 IL,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23


gson Of the Pennss lvauia II -l1ja &c
The Vegetable Syrup. called VAN, l'anacea prepared
by Nr SWAIN, Of Pmadepha, mas recently been mir du,
eel here BY DR. Price, tie United STATES Of America
we I nov cnsively used in the treatment u Va.
Iiei' 81 Chronic Diseases.
ot he efficacy Of this preparation ilr. Price has had abun
dsn and m s. satisfactory evidence during course Of
eriutnts made under h. dIrecon @hls surgeon Of tue
Pennsylvania Hospitals and since It's ARRIVAL il England
he has had The good fortune Of witnessing many additional
q STAGES * its successful administration.
The diseases in which this Medicine has been particular
y pseul, are those arising from Constitutional ses-as III
he various forms Of scroua whether Fcnp The bones
10 ITS o. SIT parts; aud in where disposition
this disease manifested by debility only, it operates as
preventive 10 the local disease by beneficial effects Of
lie constitution Il IS equally etiicacinu, in Mercuria dis
ease and = the econar! forms Of 81 phs and has late
been gwen with marked success Ia chronic diseases II
tile Liver which had resisted The careful exhibition d
me curry has, likewise very recently been administer
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