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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-03
Extract IF dfetfer to the Editors of tie .amer-
icaH Sentinel aafed

~, HARRIsBURG, Jan. D.
rom the iu''ber con-Idera ion of the resolution
eromrending Gen. JACKSON, as a candidate ~,
be supported by the state of Pennsylvania n he
nexi presidential election, and the resolution yss
committed 10 special committee, consisting of
neST,S' ieforIi, RyOn, Mann, Sutherland. Dun
can, Hunt and Surgeon. il il expected. ,ha, ,ha,,
viii report Ia d y or .wo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-03
I" Drc. 15.h. ls26-

=. V.
SInce last wrote yoa, things wear a d.ffe. ell
aspect. All men was mystery. ! am proud o
say that with England we have formed a com
cal ireaiy-inic;, douti, TO he NORTH
caiion OF Johnny CTappeaux and hope hat y
mef'ca, soaring above vulgar prej1dlres will a
wake 10 sense of justice, og.anInity, md her
own inleIssis jhe Gopeyanent Of Huyti has
declined salS h'a"ce The adrantage Of hGif
duties; and II Is conjectHed % ,orue lha, Baron
Makau viii visit Us " nh Il formidable force. Bu,
II he does, he VII IL And puslllanimous as
we were charged wnh beiAg before Flour i
now here worth ! rs Soap, S4-Rice, ST.. =
Mackerel, SIS Goldfish 81"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-03
40 p 1PTN.E RSHIp IN, NJ ~ YORK

yEtiiE subcbers have associated themselves Tor r
= of General Dry Goods BHs,nsss ~ the CITY OF
New Yo K, and iaA the cpmmbdiOu, new store,
i8 Peas Street, where they wiilconuci their business under
the ii in of JdNES, STEELE & co.
cpod assortment Of itisl Fen H. India aud A.ncsicAn
goods wall always he n red, and vantagcs may
haos b. prerned Vnrniau f. ON experience IN tie
ba.iir.s Of that state. FLEMi Nc JAMES,
JOS. SHEPPARD JAMES,
JONATHAN II. STEELE.
Feb g.. R+-2aw6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-03

British mi'sier, and the Rio mail taken from the
british packe, King Fisher rom Buenos Ayr :,
which vessel ran the English bank on the l2th
November the passengers in the packet. amo Z
whom was George w. Sacum, E,q. Consul OF the
United States at Buenos Aues, were taken oil The
wreck The next day by the Brazilian schooner OF
war, January, Lieutenant & mmand mt Antonio
fedro DE Cafraltho, who treated them with all
The at;e"tion in his p. wer- the captain and Grew
were taken OF by III. NJ. ship Eleavou CAPTAIN
king, one of the dis rovery ships destined to IN Ike
survey from the River L. Plata through the
sreishis at Magellan the packet was afterwards
9 Oh and to-, ed into Montevldeo by the EnGea
vour, 'ith loss OF cables, anchors, guns, ammuni-
ton, provisions, ballast, SC. thrown overheard.
Mr. Slcum, at he polite invitation of Lord
ihynne, came in the Ranger 10 Rio the packet
lett Blsnos Ayres the 9th Nov. The blockade of
which port was still kept up by the Brazians with
large force, notwithstanding they had allowed
Admiral Brown TO escape il the schooner OF war,
Sarander, formerly the Grace Ann, oil Balumore,
TO Join The slo p oil WAR Chaca5uco from Chill -
a ppysteeF brig also go; gu, few days al e. Adj
nirai brown. Ia Bienos Ayres business as at a
stand.
JUS before Ranger sailed, Gen So had
arrived before the wall, ,ionlevidto win Re-
siment OF from ~ 10 1900 men, he -irge p :. hch
place wogld be daw more cl sc and rgiIly kept
up. Affairs IN the Benda Oriental looked well,
The dssentions " hch had existed between some OF
the Military Chieitans, in the Patriot Army. had
been happily reconcIlei by the Commands IN
Chiei, Don Carlos Alyear, who II -ad would
march IN few days upon the province OF RIO
1rande with well app tinted army OF 5000 men;
me whole OF toe b nda Ofenlai remained in the
hands OF the Patriots, with The exception OF Co |
io"ia and Mon'evideo. both OF winch places were |
closely invested.
Passengers in he Sy'ph George " Sacum,
to"~ul OF u. $, a Blelos Ayres and servant;
Capt Hand, late Of big Flora, sold; and Mr. Pat
en-. We rnders'a and Nj. Sl.cum is a Visit o
his family Y ex nlria aud IS bearer of dI-pu- !
ches TO Government, from Conae r quit Esq !
Charge d Azores OF he u. =. at RIO de Jsneiro,
a"l rom Capt Srddic Exchai ~ Ia land 4 |
prem. The Bank note- oil Brazi! daily deprecI
iins, and very itl.e conidsrce Spanlso
Dollars al Rip Tie J4neIo SIS per premium.
Jan 7'h lat 10 so, Ion. % 80. spoke srhr
Caroline, # Warren, Maine. tr.m New York for
.cmei, our - days. 10 Jan. $ oke big E!ier
N-Tia, El!eTy, from Mastinico for Glouces,er out
days.
Fioar Q mil!rea-, nominal; TO 1000 bhl-. aGoal.
and 'efal vessels had rroceeIe IN fur mar
ket. HIDES ] 10 $50 reas; Conee 3l00 $500
reas pc. arIob9. Bat. .Nofn Chron
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-03

IMPORTANT NEWS FROM HAYrI.
The editor OF lie irniu- OF Universal Em mel
palnh Is indeb Ell to Ms .ttent,ve correspondent
al Port an Prince, FIR he following tere=ting
msorma;ion, received by recent arrival al New
York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-13
This is to give Notice.

vUyHAT the subscriber of Alexandria county in the
District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phan's Court of said county letters of administration
with the will annexed, of Anthony Hodgknson late OF
the county aforesaid, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceden. hereby warned
to exhibit the same. the subscriber, with the vouch-
fore the 18th day of January next or they may, by
law be excluded from all benefit TO said estate and
those indebted thereto, required to make imme.
date payment. Given under my hand this 18th day
July, 1927. PHEBE HoDekiNSoN,
Adm'x. with the will annexed of A. Hodgkinson.
July 15-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-13
Smlllp NEWS.
Port OF Alexandria.
Turtle Soup.
Five Dollars Reward.

II OST or stolen, four or FIVE mouths past, Memo
i randum or Account Beck, with the SUBSCRIBERS
name in in several places II is of 10 value to any
person but the owner. The above reward will be paid
for its restoration. JOHN 1EOMPSoN.
iuly lS-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-13
Il Suitable Reward

NNTILL be paid for bringing home my cow, which
w has been estray about ten days. She is of a
brown brndle color has short legs, and pretty large,
long body horns toerably wide apart long tall scarce
Is any whireexcept about her bags three Of her teats
white and the other the color Of her bodyi both her
ears slit; was in fine order when she went away and
her skin very glossy. ! bought her Of MIR. Burton
Richards, who will know her if shown to him at West
End. THOS. SMITH.
july l1--cot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-13

Rum, Nails, Sc.
Al IIhds Boston rum
III 100 kegs cut nails
$50 reams wrapping paper
9 cases fur hats
Is ba1es domestic goods consisting of Sd and
"A brown cotton stripes, checks sc.
Landing from schr IIaxall, and for saleby
A C. CAZENOFE & Co.
Also-25 hhds prime moasscs on Twins wharf.
July .
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-13

Free White Inhabitants, as per Census in 1890,
Vermont, 2S4,s46
Maine, 297,342
Hampshire, 243236
Massachusetts, 5l6,4l9
Rhode Island, 7e,4l3
Connecticut, 267,lSl
New-York, l,322,744
New-Jersey, 2;7,4o9
Pennsylvania l,ol7,os4
Delaware, $500
Maryland, 26o,222
District Of Columbia, 22,6l4
Virginia, 6o3,o74
North Carolina, 4l9,2oo
South Carolina; ,44O
Georgia, 1866
Alabama, e6,245
Louisiana, 1888
Mississippi, 42,I76
Tennessee, 3S9,727
Kentucky, 434,644
Missouri, 55,9eS
Indiana, l45,75s
Illinois, 5S,78S
Ohio 576.572
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-13

Latest and Important from the Pacific
We have received Guayaquil paper of the
18Th of April, from which we learn that a COM
olete revolution has taken place in that city, as
we anticipated few days since, without any
bloodshed. That city, the FIRST in Colombia to
give partial sanction TO the Bolivian Cons,-
sutton, has been the foremos, IN the counter re-
volu,ion in favor of the legitimate government,
which, we believe, is destined TO speedy
triumph.
Gen. Elzalde, commander OF the third divi-
sion Of the Colombian troops, on the 9th April,
addressed letter TO the authorities, who called
meeting Of the citizens, by which the public
voice was given for change favorable 10 the
present government OF the republic.
Republic of Colombia. Head Quarters Of the
Commandant.G General, Mon,recisti, April 9th,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-13

WashingtOn Bridge and Washington and
.2leranaria Turnpike.
NOTICES hereby given that the tolls on Carrioles
~ and Gigs will be reduced one half for three months
ensuing the 1t July, 1927.
1t is to be distinctly understood that this is expe
rmcnt and that this reduction may not be continued
beyond the 1st OF October if it shall have the effect Of
materially diminishing the revenue Of the Companies
w. A. BRADLEY, Trea. w. Il. T..
J. 3. LADD, Urea. W. & A. T. p. C.
juIy2 colin
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-13
= Y O'
eTpursuant to the foregoing
For Sale.

FTNlIE FARM OF which James Saunders now resides
Il lying Oh Pimet run, in Fairfax county, virginia.
about miles from Georgetown, and IL from Alexa1H
ira, containing ~
Two Hundred and Nine Acres,
1t adioins the lands of Reuben Dyes heirs, and the
public road leading from the Great Falls of Potomac to
the Falls Church, and conveyed to the subscriber
by Isaac McLan and Mary his wife, the 28h day of
October 1925 to hold in trust &c. and to secure the
payment Of two notes given for the balance ofthe pur-
base money for fd farm by said Saunders to Isaac
McLan, as will appear by the said deed, of record
i'll the Clerks Office of the County Court Pair
fax This Farm, much thereof as ~
Gent to discharge the said notes and the e.
sale, will be sold at public auction to the highes!
bidder, Cor cash. the Third Monday in Sept neal at
Fairfax Court House, Va. The Subscriber will convey
such title only is vested in him by said deed ofrust,
though it is believed to be indisputable
march 17-wts ELI OFFUTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-13
JUAN FRANCISCO ELIZALDE,

l, appears that ten days after the receipt OF
,hi. letter, change was made in the govern
men, of the city. An official document, sign
ed Miguel de Ansoa,egui, political municipal
chief Of the canton, declares that in conse-
ouence of the unanimous election OF Gen. La
mar, by reclamation, to the head Of the depart
ment, after the precipitate fight Of the former
authorities, General l.. who at first declined &C.
cepting, was made civil and military chief, and
Col. Elizalde, com6t. at arms. The munich
pality speak as if they.had yielded only TO avoid
a civil war; but the people appear to have de-
sired the change. lDaiy ddV.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-13
CAermont to Rent.

TTlHlS productive and healthy Plantation, contains
$40 acres Of Land, $50 of which is beautiful bot.
tom, the balance upland, Of which 10 acres are in
wood, situate three miles from Alexandria, one quarter
of mile from the Western turnpike, and in a most
respectable neghborlood, will be leased Tor term Of
years 20 good tenant upon reasonable terms pos
session given in time to put III fall crop of small grain
The tenant can be supplied at fair valuation with
Slaves Horses, Stock, and every necessary implement
of husbandry, upon liberal credit provided ample Sc
curty for the payment of the purchase money be given
- The improvements on this Farm are
A#315fx extensive and very convenient. The
Ia i& dwelling contains eleven rooms, besides
G6 number of out-houses, < no place
better calculated for House of Private Entertanment
during the summer months, it being remarkable for
health.
Presenting that those wishing to rent would first
view the premises superseeds the necessity Of saying
more upon the subject here. Communications (post
pad) made to the subscriber living in Alexandra, will
be duly attended to. CHR. NEALE.
iune so law3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-13
Fifty Dollars Reward.

A BsCoNDED on the 9th inst. negro RACHEL,
IA she is about IS years of age, not very black, tall
sprghtly and of very pleasant countenance when
spoken to in familiar manner, she has notable
on her left cheek occasioned by cut She took with
her variety ofclothing, which cannot be particularly
described 1t expected she has made for the District
of Columbia as she has several relations and many
quanances in Georgetown and the City ofWashngton.
Whoever takes said negro and secures her in Jail
that get her again-if taken in Montgomery county,
receives reward of Is dollars, if taken out Of the
county and in the State or in the District of Columbia
80 dollars if out Of the State or District Of Columbia
the above reward Will be givenand all reasonable ex-
penses paid if brought home.
ELIZABETH RAwLINs.
Montgomery County, Md. July 18th, 1875
Grand State Lottery Of e Island, No. H.,
Drawn in Providence on the 9th July and will be
ceived IN Alexandria the 18th or 18th. Highest
prize $4,000. Tickets So halves quarters 50 cents
West Baptist Society Lottery, sih Class.
Drawn in Providence, r. 1. on "Wednesday the 18th
July, and will be received here on the 18th or 10th.
Highest prize S6,0O0 Tickets s., halves SO, quar-
tiers Is cents.
New York Consolidated Lottery, 4h Class.
Will be drawn in New.York on the 18th July High
est prize $4,000. Tickets 81 hslves 50; quarters
4 COLI Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-13
Trustees SalN.

TINDER The authority of sdeed a trgsx from Tho.
- mas S. Hamersley, bearing dste on the first day
of July 1921. and duly recorded inthe County Court
of Fairfax, viii be sold at the front door of Fairfax
Court House, public auction to the highest bidder
for cash. The bird Monday in aggua neat, being the
Doth day of said month"; all the right title and interest
Of said Thomas.S. Hamersey to certain
Tract or Parcel Of Hand,
commonly known by the name of Lythom," situate in
the said County of Fairfax. and which the proper
ty of the late Elizabeth Brent Hamersley
july 9--ts THOMSON F. MASON, Trustee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-13
MarshaA,s ANles

eASA - xASSA >, w. 49,, !
VIRGINIA.
ia Superior Court Of chancery, held in the town
N of Fredericksburg on the Esd dag ofApril ,lsH.-
Bladea Dulany, y. Plaintiff.
.AsAIssr
BENJAMIN Dulany, Dulany Forrest, French Forrest, aGi
others Defendafii..
This cause came on this day to be heard, by conse',
of the parties by counsel. upon the papers forne'
read, and the reports Of Commissioners Barton, a!d
Commissioners Peyton, McKenna and Mason, mad
pursuant the order of the 18TH day OF Nay 1926, t.
which reports there Is exception, and was argued
by counsel On consideration whereof the Court ap'
proving Of and confirming the said reports doth BY the
like consent, adjudge, order and Decree that uness
the defendants, or some one or more OF thems snail
within sixty days from the date hereof, pay and satisfy
the plaintiff the oftwo thousand three hundred
and two ntyone dollars and eighteen cents with inter.
thereon the rate Of six per centum per annu,
from the 9th day of January, 1920 unit! paid and the
costs by the plaintiff expended III the prosecution OF
this suit the Marshal of this Court after having adver
tscd the time and place of the sale Of the same in some
newspaper published in the town OF Alexandra, and
the front door OF the Court ouse OF the county or
Alexandria, in the District OF Columbia, for five weeks
successfully do expose sale before the front door Of
Claget's Hotel, in the said town Of Alexandria, for
ready money, the lands and pre- misses, in{Aproceed
ings mentioned. with the appurtehances4 out OF
the proceeds Of the said sale, after defrayl the ex
penses attending the same, do pay and szty to the
plaintiff his afesad debt, interest and oosts and the
surplus of the proceeds Of the said SALE if any, depo
site the credit of this in the Office of discount
snd depositc Of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia at Ere
dercksburg subject the future order Of the Court
herein, and report his proceedings herein TO the Court
Costs s74 6S-A copy-Teste1S
| J. II. WILLIAMS, &C.
HpNrsMant to the foregoing
urcree shall on tue oru Gay .usus. before
the front door Of Clagetts Hotel in the town Of Aex
andra, expose tosale by public auction to the highest
bidder, for ready money, certain
Tract Of land,
of which Mrs. Eliza Dulany died possessed, containing
about foyour acres, together with the improvements
thereon, situate lying and being in the county ofFar.
fax, Immediately the line of the District Of Colun.
bia, and near the said town of Alexandria.
JOHN STANARD, NJ. r. C. D.
June 30-2aw5w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-12

Urn EvIEWS The aubscTiher begs leaYe @
lsL inform the public I'M he s. appointed
agent (for this rari of tie eonuifyJ - tic
publishers, for The following valuable psfo
deal Works, viz
North American Review published in Boz
Ton.
Edinburgh Review, published IN Boston.
Quarterly Review, do 10
American Quarterly Review, pubipled IN
Philadelphia.
Medioo chirnrgical Review published In
New York, aud Edited by James johnson,
NJ ID.
Philadelphia Journal Of Sciences, Edited
by n. Chapman, NJ D., W.P. Dewes, N. IL
aud John Goldman, NJ. ID. &c. sc,
I will remark that the above Reviews have
obtained great reputation aud praise from The
very best Judges in the United states, beng
edited by the most eminent literary men ia
the world, and the typographical purt eae.
onted equal 10 any Whatever.
The subscription price for each 81 the ~
bove works Is 50 per nnnum. ] will furnish
either of them Ia subscribers delivered in this
place free OF all other expenses which win
save 10 those who take them from me about
Two dollars y year on each work hope
gentlemen will do mo the favor OF calling aud
subscribing Tor one or NIL of the above velua;
bic works. ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Dee. IA
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l.. ItOP
June
SURGEON DENTlST.

SURGEON DENTIST,
YnAROM the city ofNew York respectfully ten
- dcrs his respects 10 the Citizens Of Lynch
burg its vicinity. 81 takes this opportunity ofin-
orminc them that he has commenced the Deniist
business, in all its various branches. at Mr..
NORRIS Hotel. where he will continue n short
time lie deems IL unnecessary 10 say any
thing in favor Of his superior method of cleans
ing and Identifying the teeth ms well ns In per
forming all other operations connected with the
profession rs he holds himself IA readiness TO
give practical demonstration OF his superior me-
thod lie sets artificial teeth from Que 10 "A full
set, and cleans, plugs, separates and extracts
teeth and ROOTS OF teeth, with great ease 10 the
patient.
Ladies' aqd gentlemen waited upon at their
houses, IL requested,
A number of Certificates can be seen n my
room June Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-12
Cansumptions, Coughs, &c.

Buffers Vegetable Indian Specific,
Ys1l OK the cure of Colds Coughs, gonsumpti-
"a ons, Splitting Of Blood, Asthma. md all dS.
orders oithe Breast and Lungs
The Vegetable Indian Specific, has 4,ood tho
test OF eSperidice aud proved itself The most va
luabe remedy ever discovered for The Cure of
Asthma, and all the diseases Of the breast and
lungs, leading TO consumption. The following
certificate just received from highly respected
gentleman, Will show its value.
I, Samuel Moore. do hereby certify, that for
upwards of year, Twas severely afflicted with a
pain in my breast, accompanied with very bad
cough aud slortness of breath aud every indica-
ton (in the opinion Of physieian) OF approach
ing consumption. AfleI passing through Il
course OF medicine and finding no Ielici, ! waa
induced 10 make trial ol Buffers Vegetable 1nd-
an Specific, and the use OF one and IA half bottle,
completely restored ne 10 health aud ] have re-
manned so ever since BEING upwards ofn yenr.
The celebrated Dr. Cullen has tnugh, us that
" ON first attention should be- empos ed Ia watch
ing thc app onch oil the disease nnd preventing
ITS proceeding to an iucurablo state and IN per-
sons OF consumptiyc habit, especially those BON
ol consnmptiye parents, the slightest sympiosa
Of an approaching consumption At the eonsunp.
live period oil life ought carefully 10 be attended
To-"
The Specific Is obtained by extraction from
herbs, roots, flowers, plants, &e. when 10 peffcc-
ton IL consequence OF happy comb annon
OF the most valuable h. lbs &c. II becomes bal
sam OF superior value lihcals The n,jnrdpniIA
opens The pores mud composos the disturbed
ncrees, after the manDe, OF hn nhodynr eonsc.
qucnlly the obstruction ol the ehest and The lungs
which constitute the disease paini ulnry need fs
use. II promotes expoctoFulioh, which IL 80
constantly called for and whilst il elranses aud
heals, II also fiyes strength TO the tender lungs.
In this manner IL removes the hectic fever in-
proves digestion, gives strength totbe neN es,
pairs tho appetite and improves the spiiis. This
spec ac may always be given in snfcty--it "a
mild "a pleasant To the taste, aud Is found paftcu-
larry useful ~ hypochrondrical, nervous sndhJs-
tciieal diseases.
Each bill ofdrectons contains detailed nc.
'count OF this disease in all It's different stare,
and will be accompanied with the signature Of
the proprietor in red inls, l. is Offered. Tor sale
by the subscriber who is appointed b, the pio.
prietoI sole agent for Lypchburg
June g. 3m THOMAS j. DUVAL.
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HAIR RlLSTOR

Aud Preseryative Vegetable Ccrate.
NnHE fullest reliance may be placed on ,he
- efficacy ard power of thr Vegetable Ce-
rate, not only Ia restoring and preventing the
FILLING of Tho IIalr, but ~ producing the great
est hstre and lnelincss OF il Imaginable and
The public may rest assured thai is effects will
be Clearly manifested in the course of short
Time, by the renewal aud vigorous growth of
the han, aud by eilectuay preventing lis com
ing oui, OF falling OH The Vegetable Geraie
tends 10 re3usciinte and excite the energies of
the capllory nessles. which constitute those or.
gains that secrcte the matter forming the hair T;
these like many Other organs Of the anmnl DO.
dy, which have been III state Of dormanoy or
disease, may be restored 10 their healthy nc.
ton, and perform all those functions assigned
them by nnturc.
few dozen boxes of the above Ccrnie just
received aud for sale only by ihc subscrber--
price 50 box.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
Opposite Post Office.
june %. 3no2
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THOMAS TOMPKINS,
Opposite Washington Square
Philadelphia, april !. 1926.

This is to certify, that have been laboring
for eight wears, under dreadful disease that
oncasinned more than one hundred inUetef-
ate ulcers on my neck and body, and in my
throat In this state remained upwards OF
one year under the care OF highly resnec-
,a,,ls and ven known medical gentleman,
bnt ,y;tboui any effect, and was finally aban.
doned bv him as incursble Ny frame had
hacSme much emaciated, from the long and
severe nains endured, and my health was
DESTROYED. IN This despairing situation, Mr
". ". Potter very generously offered me his
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-12

This Is to certify, that have been severely
afflicted with tie RacHWatism for the last ill
teen wears, aud go bad that was Obliged To
use crutches, or help, TO enable me 10 move
about. tried every possible means OF re-
ceiying relief from this deplorable situation,
having used Two bottles OF owaim's Genuine
p,uscea without effect, when, about year
since, applied to Mr.. W. w. Potter tor a
sonply OF his Vegetable Catholicon, aud from
the use oftwo bottles, it has effected cure,
and, since have stopped taking the medi-
cine, have never yet enjoyed better nen'th.
DOROTHY BENDER