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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-30
Land and Negroes for Sale.


NHE subscriber offers for sale HI. the county
Il Of Deckeuburg, CoS's creek, miles TO the Of
the Courthouse, containing ITO acres than half Of the
land standing III woods all good tobacco The piana
ton good order for cropping and very productive in il,
usual crops vi the country, with prime
rhe Improvements all and good; this is
one Of The best tracts Of high land the county. Also another
tract Of 21l acres on Dea Element creek all land
tobacco land with 80 or 40 IN Lumenby county, prime
how grounds all famous plant land part t. land hes IN the
fork Of Ssdol and Hawkins roads, aud would an excellent
stand fora store tavern.
Also, ssen for james s. Ravenscro one other tract of
land on BucbeIs creek III the county Of Meekenbu
aeIe th land wei Improved and good ordr for cropping,
about half o this tract clear soft fee productive land
the above land, not sold privately before the 18th day
November nex (O which due notice will he eyen1 the
serb wall on that day sell to tie hglc.t bidder the ~
es, the tact on Cox creeks alec all the crop Of corn
DER oats aud stock Of ell kinds, aud 7 day Of the
MONTH on the premises, he will sell 10 the highest bidder
tie tract On Fuckers creek also all the crop fodder
and stock Of all kinds Terms will he made known on the day
Of sale Between 60 aud 20 valuable negroes would be sold with
these two tracts Of land JOHN BUFOND
r. s. Any wishing TO treat for This land by addressing
letter TO the Subscriber LOmbsidy Grove Pod OGce Meek
enbafg, shall meet with prompt attention.
Ckieubltfp. Dc
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FROM wAsuINCroN -


This morning the troops Of The Palace were All
agog, because the Virginia legislature had elected
one opposition senator in place of another II j.
no' probable that they will claim Gov. TyIer. af.
er his late message. But in abou, on hour the mail
brought bitter blast from the north: Messfs
VI Lane and Ridgley were elected in place NJ
Messrs Clayton and Rodney, two DE, oted friends
OF ihe coalition. The friends of Mesus. Adams
ana Clay have been intriguing for month with
Tue virginia legislature, and through local questions
and taking mp one Of our own men, thew have a,
iast succeeded by half dozen votes, ont OF 23O
DIS result Is not To be regretted. Mr.. Randoipb
WI be the most popular man in Virginia. and
w. indeed, any thing waniing) that STATE will
De more decided than ever against the cosli,ior
through whose intrigue an honest, faithful. and
eloquent senator lost his election. The sans in.
rigue and management will no doubt be visible
IL Albany; bat trust our republican friends are
NOT 10 he caught mapping Il trust that we shall
De permitted to manage our concerns at home
withou, the intrusion OF Washington consoiracios
sgShs, 'he republican party, and Of the state
Mr. van Buren, IL not surpassed in eloquence and
aoifty by any man in the state; nor is there a
man 10 the Senate of the w. s. Of more influence
or higher standing. IN T. Emo
/ FROM WASHINGTON.
|. =" We have been much surprised that no no,ic,
mas beep 'skea es the gross imposition upcs tn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-30
1ssss p prize. s.aao tickets. $50 dollar.

SUSZ0 blanks,
In thi, scheme with drawn ballots, there will he 81
pr1,. with three the drawn numbers them 1886 with
Two Drawn numbers ihcn AMI iis75 with one drawn NUM-
Der IN making 1885 pxrs. Those tickets having OF
the drawn numbers ON them being bank'; =, ca
To the fate OF the ST 22o tickets The oo mum e
lom to 90 inclusive, will he everay placed in wheel
,e lay of drawing ant he drawn ind that tick
Ell having ON combination the si Cd and III draw mum
Der. Will be entitled . the prize Si $4,000
Tina, having the 18th, Oh and 9Th, will be enti-
Tia, having on II the 7,h eth and oh, will be .n,i-
Those 10 tickets having on them the 4h, 8,h and
OH; SIN 9Th aud 7,h; 5h, 9TH and 9Th; 9th, 9th "nJ
sth 5th, and 9Th 5tt 7;h aud 9hi 5ih 81, aud
sh 9Th, 9Th aud sh 9th 7th and 9ih OH, eih ana
Those 20 tick. I. havinyon them ST., h aud 9Th;
So i,h and OH; 81, 9th Sd, 9th and 9Th; Sd,
5ih and 9Th; Sd, 5ih AMI 9th; Sd, 9th and 7tt' Sd,
G;h stl; Sd, 9th and 9thi Sd, 7!h aud Sthi 3d.
7,h and 9Th; 81, and 9Th; 4ih, 9Th and 1h All,
9Th aud 9th; 4th 9Th and oh; 4tl 9Th and IN i,,'
9th and 9Th; 4, 9TH aud oh; it 7h and 9th 1t, soo
Those 20 ticket, having on them the 2. Sd and sh;
2J, 81 and o. 3D. 18th aud 5th; 3D. 18th aud 9th; I'd,
4,i 9Th; I'd, 4h and 6th 81, ith and 9h I'd, 9th
AMI Sh % oh and nh 3D. 9th and and S a, 90 90 s 5iI
aud OH 3D. 5it aud ah ~ 7 IN aud s'ni 3D. s,I
aud 7;h: Sd, ill aud 7h, each, ~oo
All others (being cket) witt, three Of the drawn
The IOe ticket, having two Of the irawn number,
them, aud those the LIST aud 2d, or the Sd and
The IO2 tickets having on them Of the drawn
nnhr. and those iw' the 9th and 6s or the I!h aud
All ,ihers, (heing IG52 tioket,) with any other two
Of The drawn numbers ON them, EACH ~
And all those having thrm only Of the drawn
numbers, being lli7j tickets, each, D
No ticket wtici shall have drawn prize of superior
IL animation lie entitled TO inferior prize
rnes able forty days the drawing, and sui jet TO
the usual deduction q fifteen per cent.
PRESENT PRICE OF TICKETS:
Single Ticket S5,-lsif 81 3d. Quarter 81 20.
nett, s3s 2s
Do 90 Halves. d. ~ -
/ 10 90 ouat.rs. do. 9 ST
IL All letters and orders (po,t pa) from any part OF the
Hunted States add essed to the Managers aud enclosing the
prize tickets in former lotteries will he certain To re-
o-ve tile m,si prompt attention. Address
/. YATES & MfIM TX RE,
Washington City
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nv AS committed the Jail Of Hsnroo county the nth
dty Of September 1896 mulatlo who says his name
uENRY, aud that he Is the property Of John w. Fdrcr
Poyhatn county, Va. Said runaway about % years Of
feet high; had Oh when couimnted,s yellow home spun
Is blue casncfe psnaloons striped swsnsdCwn vest white
lon sf aud old for hat The Of said negro is
,eey dested 20 forward aud comply with the requI-
p. 1.-THE law, he will he dealt with accordingly
IoiIN r. BURTON, d. s. fer WIN. Dandridgs, S. He.
dah'7 ef--f2v
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uv Tn. ENQUIRER is published twice week generally
three the session Of the State LeBsla
,ePce, tn. h.retoore Five Dollars per annuin
cyabe advance Notes OF Chartered :pee'ePayns banks
The safety rcuny them by NALL the postage of let
era being paid, ny the writer's.
the Edlors,) until all arrearsyes have been paid up
~ Whnever will guaiamee the payment OF nine papers
,fall have the tenth GRATIS
$500 TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
u One square, OK LESS-rWst n.eruoh 70 oehS-eaen
continuance, 80 cents - -,
No inserted until has either heen paid
hy this city, or its rnvuon-
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R.fN.AIY.AY

ROM The subscribers Farm ChesteIfeld county about
Tue 18th Of ibis month, January very likely bright
man about % years old, about feet inches high, well
when confused is certain TO stuer has bushy head
hl'r and adowneas He had when eoped
as grey mixed domestic cloth jack coat and pspiooD, u
u texture, nd Oznahufg shirt lie has many relations in
about Richmond, where suspect he Is babored. lie will
yosby atiemPtto pass Tor free aud will procure for
papers for that purpose. will give $40 reward 20 any
'Cn whO will deliver him IN Chesterfield
u" 10 any Jail and give notice 20 that may get him again
Jan. II. sIo,sT
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Institution for he Deaf and Dunno

'lIE New Yok Inution for the instruction Of The Deaf
and DumJ well organised aud prepared 10 instruct
hose who are deprived u hearing and speech. The
sruor who hear aud speak Zone male and one fenae)
are wei qualified TO teach the Deal ard Dumb, having had
rst years practical experience They assisteJ by
mues, Of each SEX who have bees taught in Ibis It-
ton aud are highly useful in the school The system
INSTRUCTION pursued that Of The French, and the
pursued IN other schools Deaf and Dumb IN iii, coun.
wy PgPil' ever eight aud not exceeding Is yesr., viii be
received AZ all Tines, for any period, The dollars
syes including board and stion books and stationary wash
ing, mendins aud medical attendance. There will he
esa charges but pupil required 60 find their cloth
n bed aud bedding There one vacation during the mont,
o. Angus. ~ each year. when pupils may visit their friends
remain 10 the lnstHuon at their option The m1ie sud female
pupils are provided fJT in different buildings some Jiano,
apart and are not allowed TO sssooiste choo Thos
interested oay obtain further iDOf nation, by add enx let
Ter (Po.i Paid) TO the Secretary Of the Institution
By order Of The Board Of Directors.
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL, Pre,lent.
- SAMUEL AKEKLY, N. ID. Sec'fy.
~ LeOnatd 81. New York Dee "a Sd ~.
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SUGAR FROM wttrAr

a MI W'mmeI, Of Berlin. Prussia, "a brswer.)
nss us covered method Of obtaining fyenfg>
pounds OF good chysialized Sugar from prnssiSa
Oushei about % poundsl OF Wheat The Paris
papers consider the discovery Of immense impor-
lance. Mr. WimneI has applied I, ,ke FIsnel,
government &c. Yatsr,
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NOTICE,
75-2awid

LII persons indebted TO the of Thoma, H. Bradley
dtc are requested L. make immrdiaie payment 10 Jol
u Williams, Esq aud all persons having clns against the
estate ATE requested TO present them 10 him Tor
alone authorised 10 settle The estate
SOPiilA BRADLEY, adm'x Of Thos. II. Bradley. dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-30

a biii changing the mole OF eIecting elec,o,stf
President and v President q the u. s. has nsss.
ca The House OF Representatives Of Illinois. This
D' movIde' Tor The election Of electors by geoersl
u'ke'' Electors have heretofore been chosen in
that state y districts. So it should be II ,,n,nn i,
desirable. ~ ~ -
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.MOTTEE.

'IiR subscriber offers his services TO his friends and the Pun
he TO sell all kinds Of country produce on commission,
pledges the srtest attention 10 the lie will also
end 10 the selection and buying Of every description Of
octes and from his long experience that line, he hopes
give general satisfaction For the present he may be found
tue old stand Of II. Co.. doors above the Bell Tavern
NJ o. LAKELAND.
Jan. So aI -uf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-30
ELL GOODS.

WEMe receiving and opening large proportion of
Fall and Winter GOODS; amongst those opening,
Bales Of rose, point aud iufhe blankets "
Dales napt cottons, various makers
Bales hannels, fearnots and bearskins
Bales beached and unbleached domestic and shirt
ings, complete assortment.
DrOal cloths Casino Of all qualities. some The mos,
superior imported
Pelsse cloths VI all colours
Ve.tings, 20 suit the
Silk cot al and rsteL hosiery
Furniture cambria and ga ~ dimities
Cases lrh linen, long lawn and sheetins
Cases sattin.t he'd ticking, aud checks
trade
Cotton shirtings, cotton cambrirks
Niuins, bon.bazine., boinbazstts
Diapers and linen cambrics
complete mero and cashmere shawl, and
scarfs, some beautiful
a small assortment and cashmere hdkG.
Few beautiful plain black slks
TIN cad laces, fat bobbin aud
Canton, naikn and Italian crane,
piece beautiiui gauze flannel
They expect daily additional SUPPLE. from New York
all which will he sold under former pr
Oct 42-u VIM. NEALE & CO.
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FOR SHE.

DESTROYS TO remove to the country, offer
for sale my farm called Halnk containing by ,,e am
,sy acres, large Pp''i"n Of whe is low grounds; tips
suaea on the stage road leading Richmond II ed
,eksourg nine miles above Rehmnnd on Chckah, mony
swamp there will he seeded the tolls hush,
e VI wheat all prim. land; farther
nnecesary as those wishing will view
where the terms will be made nv the sub
s'i neo, WNI WINSTON.
~. 50-wf
three and four years. w w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-30

10 EdtCiu HoSieUOOd--
All IN possession information which will he valuable 10
Edwin HstlewOod. lie requested TO inform VI his
denee by letter. a1dfessed Esyie, Northampton county,
Eastern Shore, Virginia. A. y. UPSHUR.
Jan. 80. az WV
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AdX.ALL, RROT,HERS Sc 40.

co.
VIE term Of Partnership between the subscriber, having
expired by ITS limitation is desirable that all the
,he eoncern should he settled as
o 'hoe indebted will please make paym.nt unto Haxa
70 ana IN Is. who have claims will EXHIBIT their account,
" "ei" or settlement r. HAXALL for ne aud
brothers.
-, ROBERT TURNER
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MIST dJV.D SP.4R 1IJMBER.
NAVY ConIniissIoNERs' OFFIcE,)

NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
December %, 1926.
Po'al,, until the 18th February next the supply III
%a.y Mast and spar Pieces; d.iye,ab. a. the re'peet"
Navy i'''' 9" or '''% %E ~ Y = sSaR5"y 1927
: hall ,pindles fishes. ; nain.m,.,.
= nee' pieces, side trees, ~
th.., and side tees, for fore-ina,i.
! cheek, AID ari"II psuneh for mzen-ma.,.
fore aud I main iup-inast.
lower half main yard,
NAM anu inizen-top sail yards,
main, fore, aud m;zcn-top ga!Iant-na,
l,b'boom', flying do and spank er-boo.n,
ihe, and side trees for main mast,
hhe half 'rndle', and S side for fore-ma.t,
spindle, cheek, and paunches far mizen mast,
quarter spindle', and pauneh for bow.pri,,
I ioie and mzen-ior-ma,,s,
! lower hall nam yad,
4 main, fore, and nizenop-s ail-y yards,
main h., o's and and %1en, ,
i's above Tor = p = f%n i'!i
f"re-top- gallant
main yard pieces.
sprit-saiI ,ad.
top-g sllaa.-yards in p-ce.
spindle pieces for IL mast
: fishes, heel pieces tor fish.
side trees heel piece, for side ,ee..
check pieces, heel pieces fJr cheek.
side trees, . heel pieces.
All the pieces Tor the mizen- mast.
2 half man che.k., . fore sid. trees
= main side trees; fore 6sb,
bowsPrit piece, heel piece for main heck
he. piece iore-eh.ek, half main yasi
half fore top sail yard, main fishes,
z main spindle pieces, fore top-galan, mast,
2 half man-t op-sa-yards
mizent opsail- I'd IN piece,
sIiit saiiyHd,
j,b boom piece, .panker boom,
W.ISHITGToY.
Paunches for bowsprit
? cheeks, 2 heel pieces, raaneh, for fO'ema''.
4 sp'nd'e, h'hes, side trees, for m,,m,,
het heel nteres h Z
! spindle, cheeks, paunch, for .niIsn-rna.
FORE main, mizen top,na.,s.
fore, MAN, nizen- top- gallant Ina.ts.
sprnssii, fore, i-2 man yards.
ore.'opsai smaint"psa,l, 9 lu1cn- ,op.ail yards.
foe, main, mzcn-tvp- gallant, ards.
I e'o.,,j yard, Jh-boo"., dying ditto.
spanker-buon, 1 lower s,ujd,ng sail boom,.
spindle, eide uee cheeks ioi a fore or ~ 4in-m,st
, bowPln piece, swinging boon
n.an piece for a niiken-IDasi.
sindle fish, side trees aud cheeks for two main.
mlss
l spindle for mzen.ma.t.
m'zen top -ssIiant-n'a {.
The above tor IL gan ship.
spindl. for main
cross jtck-yaFd.
The above for ''oG %Fo Of va,
II side sees, . Pauncbc., cheeks.
half ma'nyad, halt ioie, u,iken-,op -.a.iyards.
Tying j,bboom,
spank,r -boom,.
swing hooms, and top stu Idng sail boou..
- The above tor ~ gun ship.
The whole Of The timher required above must he soi
straight, Of ling leaf ine grain southern heart yellow pine
n'o" necessary 10 regulate their Offers application
- The Navy Agent at either
NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE,
NORFOLK,
CHARLESTON, S. G. and
SAVANNAH.
The proposals must he made per cubic FOOT and state
The nar.s VI the eies.
ihe TIMBER when Delivered, must undergo the inspection
and measurement agIeeably to the printed rules by
Tue Com,'.,oners dated Sepember i 1926, pac.ed
the several Navy Yards.
JanG 1S-o,v,J
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Z.
THE Stockholders OF the vile Turnpke Gam,
psny' are hereby required [, pay 26th
nay Of fehuary next tv nty dollars each share (add
F,i"n) held ny them respectively the capital
st-ck 81 the said company.
by order Of The Precedent anil Dir crtors
Jan 25 "a 81
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Lnndtic Hospital, williamsburg.
NOIlCE hereby given that all the cell, 10 this institution
afe occupied, and that patients will he
vn some Of the said cells vacant due Of which 10
be E,ver by order Of the Court Of Directors.
NAV - 5--H LEO HENLEY, c.c.d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-30

"A very singular ard affecting incident occurred
IN one OF the Legislative Houses Of North CsroIjna
a., le i days ago; John Stanley, Esq, Speaker Of
memb'r d as an able Member Of Cony,,ss s"v,.s1
years ago. and one # the most di unsui,hed CHI.
zenS OF his native e,) while in the DISCHARGE
{" me duties OF the Chair and T.. he enjoyment of
health was suddenly Prosusied by paJaiytic af-
ieeuon' which deprived him ofthe power Of speecl,
w. ,,,, ', re was c'nIed 10 III hdsing~, where
he stu lies, incapable OF moving. General J. nss
ifedeii was appointed Speaker Of the House, u o
iempore IN;,f Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-30

,H committed to the J, OF the town Of PetIsburg on
we day at ) 81 1926, runaway, negro man
who calls himself ELLfcK, aud say he belong. to joseph
ss eastern district Of South CaroIna he IN
es 'S between 20 aud SO years age bia compile ion
mas isrSe scar Gu has left by bum hs, los,
ia1 ol ms little finger ON the hand AID also small
ea over The right eye The reque.ted come for
u, prove property, pay charges and take away or h.
wal he d. alt with as the law directs.
=, ROGER MALLORY, Tailor.
-,'F' - 81 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-30

people In Government, allowing John A. Kim
.ne enormous sum Of $525s Is for eight we.Ls
serve, . as Charge des Affaires. The foliowine
is ms account, as passed by the safe ecedsn.,,
John A King, Charge des Affaire,.
To outfits, CT xoo m
Salary from LIST July, 1ss W W
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dlsip advertisements.
By AUTHORITY OF CONGRESS-.
w ASHIMGTOM LOTT cry,

CLNSS
The Manager, respectfully offer to The pube n9.ies Oh.
ON the established moJe the combination ofih~e
numbers each Ticket, aehod de.ervejy the most poPu
lar because utterly preoudes the possibility oi any error
so Numbers msea-9 Ballots TO DC Dracn.
FLASHING TON CITY LOTTERY,
FIRST CLASS.
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" None are for me

That lock into my deeds with ihnknr eyes,
we observe by the Portsmouth journal, that
MI Secretary Clay has transferred the publication
OF the laws of the United States from the New
Hampshire Patriot and State Gazette, to the N FL
journal; and also, from the Esstern Argus. at
Portland. TO the American Patriot. The N. III.
Patriot and The Eastern Argus have we believe,
The u. widest circulation of any papers printed in
New Hampshire and Maine; but. =" they do no,
belong unto The house of Montague"
Z. ~. Statesman
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Mr.. s. .1fRS. .I4-UES.

.h<t. y .1IHS. L9.HES,
Nv ILL continue their School the city Wilanshurg thu
sseht scholastic year Of ten months the beirs
.he m'nh. OF August and Seprmb They prop
youfS ladies' ani small girl, SPELL
language, also grammar AMI arithmetic, the eene
toty and geoyaphy the French and Italian language.
music on TIE Piano and GUITAR and painting velvet. The
Lain language will be taught, il required
anu Mi'' anes being Qualified h-usel. teach what
proposed, (or the presen) they offer the
very reasonable terms TO those who ear
prices ' f"' " ~
InSsh' tn. Elcnens Of History aud Geography,
arithmetic aud painting Velvet Se0
Ice above with French a0
do do Italian ri
do do Music IS
.,uas only
Col. Browne, with whom SIR anil aIss Jam re.l. in that
anu eommoii.nis house Of Mr. Webb cou,
mouse green, between Mrs. Peach,'s aud judge Tue k.r will
IKE young ade, boardcr $50 for the ten month, a,
nu every Thing To such hoard the Mrs, and w
LEVINE promise. every attention and manners.
Along residence france and Italy Mr. MIR, j. al
10 speak aud pronounce the French and Italian
guas's huently aud correctly.
" thsy are strangers Virginia the public have r-ht 10
some te-tImJ nlis Of their ability perform the
en tey have nulr They liberty To- refer 10
CsmPotl Dew aud Browns, Professors in William A.
place ~ s' '''iNe"' VI '"''
ny children have attended the ,ctoo Of Mr. ar, James,
hk mem eunineny well qualified what they p,o
ani am satisfied that they will fully realize any espco
r. o, w BROWNE
- - 7g--w6t
w AS committed TO the jail the town uf Pei.barv ON
nf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-30

10. amount Of his salary as Secre-
larry o! Legation, commencing on
the LIST of June, 1925. ending the
3O,h June, 1926,
For do. as Secretary, Fl ON LIST Sep.
TENDER TO 10th November 1926.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-09
MEDICAL. NOTICE.

%yuE Subscriber, DocToR OF MEDICINE and PRAcT1cAi
CHEMIST, respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentle
len Of Wilmington anil its vicinity, that he has
Henced to prepare Medicine, in MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware, in the house oppoate .ir Henry
bobes 8 Cos Lumber Ydrd-where he prepares the fol
Bwns Medicines: The Sulphate Of Quinne. This med-
he contains the active principle of the Peruvian Bark and
hen properly prepared is the best medicine yet dis
oyere for the OF Agues, temhten aud Intermittent
$eyers e also prepares alsamic Restorative for dis
- Of The Breast and Lungs Pulmonary Consumpilon&
$htsislc AMI mcci which will etfectualy the
o,t distressing lieadacle, no matter how long It's conti
ance nay be. lie aisp the roothache in Jew
Rnues without making Of any of the corrodng acids
red hot iron, plugging the teeth with gold leaf of
beet lead. lhe medicine he makes use OF VIII preserve
he teeth for years lie prepares Tnuth Powder hat Will
Bhtcn the teeth, be they black from taking mei
inc any other cause. Dr. T prepares an Eye Water
hat will all lniamma'ions from the eyes have
&ured numbers from the Rheumatism and some oi them
Krppes for years from it. Names signatures do not
8eaure, see it is too much the custom with quackefy
From my practice of medicine and my experience and
knowledge of chemistry, able to extract medicinal
contained in animals vegetables and minerals, and
an apply them for the different diseases the constructions
hi people may them Persons afflicted with Cancers,
IN they make timely application, can be cured.
" There is medicine sold by the Of S1rams Pana
@sa which did not hear OF until saw Mr. SWANS adver.
Basement, few weeks past. Their called On some OF
he most eminent physicians in Philadelphia and spoke to
hem respecting the Panacea, and informed them that
8had the authors works who invented the medicine and
8scovcred its effects in the cure of certain diseases A
&he gentlemen spoke to on the subec SAID they were
cetain ,hat Mr. SWAIN the inventor Of the med
&cine The that invented the Panacea ore of the
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Wilmington, Del, Juiy 81, 1926. 7O-bm