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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-04

I lNSEED 0lL.--l50 Gallons Linseed Oil
--llasi received and for sale nv
Dec Is. THOMAS ]. DUVAL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-04

C3SE.-Samuel Rain, stout, full grown
lad, oi thirteen years ofage Of a healthy aud
robust habit of body, while swimming in the
Delaware, some time in the month OF June,
ls2l, struck his shin buue little below the
KNEE, against hont-no ppin or unpleasant
consequences resulted lherelrom for the spaee
oi week, when considerable Inflammation
and swelling ensned DR., S. n rc.i- cable
physician OF the nrighbarheod OF Penn's
neek. Salem county, New Jersey, where the
boy resided, was called, aud continued bis
attention for ton years, during which iime
II grew worse aud wore, until bis ulcer was
seriously alarming, being of oph on that the
loss of his leg was the only means of saving
his life. On the Sd day OF August, 1924, he
was put on course of Polters Vegetable
and by its sole use Is now com.
pleteiy restored. W. ". POTTER.
Auest--S.3MUEL RAIN.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-04

Philadelphia, Juis 20, 1896
! have lahored under very severe case OF
letter for the last FIVE years. aud In the course
of that time was attended by two very re-
spt table physicians of this city. who pro
scrlbed aud recommended every populer re.
medy which they thought would prove OF
benefit, without success ! was hlistcred
nine times ON the face, md a course oi mer-
curry pursued intellectually. Al this lime my
situation became quite desperate, and re.
nauing Tor some time in this state. was adj
vised by ny friends 10 lry poiter's Vegetable
Catholieon in which they had grea conf
dence, md finally consented 10 give IL trial
After using five bottles, the disease began 10
show i;sell more desperate Than ever which
caused ma 10 think | should never get freed
from this despondng condition but being
urged by Mr. Potter 10 lake more, dnlly con.
viuced me that his medicine would have the
desired efeoD followed his advice, thank
God, and from the use OF nine bottles it eff
fectually performed acurr, | um now per
lectly well, my system having undergone u
complete revolution.
IAEMS PIPER.
This Is 10 certify, TINT have seen tho u
bnye case, aah believe Il 10 bo true and cor.
rect. WI. T. CARTER.
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North AMEKIIAN KENIEW
~ q. for April, 1927, just received aud for
49,, 10 subscribers, at the new cheap Book
Store Of '''.' ~ ~ All.
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PHILADELPHIA. Bug. ?. 1921.

Phitddefphio, .3Ug. 2, 1926.
This is To certify, thai | was afflicted with
disease 81 the Lirer for ssptu gears. which
produce i loss OF appetite, aud consequent
emaoation. During thu period | received
the advice, and followed the pre- eriptions
of DR.. II. and other physicians, without OBJ.
tainlng any relief About twenty months
past applied to Mr.. y. W. Potter, who nd.
vised n course Of the Catholcon, | eommnn-
ced taking H. Six bottles have enectuolly
cured M, mud | now enjoy II stale of the
most perfect health,
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CERTIFICATES
Phitadeiphia, t'eb. 2oth, 1927.


Mr. VIM. ". Potter:
Dear Sir-Ten months have now O.
lapsed since my daugher Mary Ann mas been,
BY the use Of your Invaluable medicine, re-
stored to state OF much better health than
we could reasonably have expected, and as
duty owe to suffering humanity, and gra-
tilIde to Yourself tender this, trusting il
NAV prove useful TO those similarly afflicted.
About twelve years ago she complained of
severe pains in her back and hip, which
rev worse and worse until she was almost
unable to move, or turn herself in bed. Du-
ring this period her back aud hip sweled We
ry much, and the pain extended down the
eg, which lost its natural power wasting
oil tesh--losG Of appetite, aad ematiation en-
sued, and her countenauce depicted misery.
ne continued without much, IL any aiterau-
on for the better, Creeping her strictly nndsf
the advice of an emlnentmedical geniiemanD
for considerable time, when the swelling
on the hip began to increase; herphysiclan's
prescriptions became useless they recon-
mended the steel jGctet--one was ptocured&
tried but in vain, and the disease seemed 20
bid defiance TO all the well-known remedies
in that complaint, that were here employed.
| She was then considered iuCUrnbie. Her
sister having died OF the same complaint, Mt
ter an illness of four years, we we're Of optn-
on that Mary Ann must share the same tate.
Having heard Of the remarkable success of
your Catholicon in scrotulous complaints, |
was resolved to make trial Of it. She be-
gan its use, and in a few days the swelling on
| the hip broke, aud discharged greatly she
could then use her crntch--ln a few weeks
longer her pains disappeared-tbe discharge
ceased-the nicer heaed--her appetite re-
ltnrned-.and her whole system resumed IFS
wonted vigour I1elieYe. had your lnvaIna-
bic medicine been used when she first com
planned, it would have prevented her from
being cripple for the rest of her life.
/ With many thanks for the benefits winch
my daughter has derived from the use OF your
/ invaluable Catholicon,
Iremain, yours respectfully,
JOHN MCURDY, Jun.
| No 3G Chestnut. street.
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90 Poctng,s IF irish Drugs and Medicines.
VpHoMAs J. DUVAL, has lately received
- 90 Packages of Drugs and Medicines, a.
utngtO fitaft t,,,s tt. faIla,,,,.
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An elegant ssoriment N Soaps. Fancy Walls
and Perfumes, an assortment Of Brushes, and
every other article IN his line for sale at th
lowest prices.
Dec. ID
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GsA rll8I5 TURPEN1 INE, Just received BIZ
- fHOMAS ]. DUVAL,
MAY 20 YEzk Square.
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~ NJ gross 5oda aud half gross seidiltz Pow
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Ang : THOMAS J. DUVAL
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-28


Counterfeit U. S.ates .sotes-On Saturday list, ran
ey the of AesObo representing him elf 20 he
dent of Richmond county, in this state, purchased af Mr.
John =. Keeling OF Princess Aane county, tir'eeo
grees and gave him psymert thirteen 100 dollar, and
five fzeafy dollar of the Bank of the Ui,ed Sshs
pay able the Offices al New York. adetoan and Ca-
cnnat, all Of which presentation yesterday the o.
fee Of the Bank Of the United States in this place. were
sscertanel TO be cOanterts but vel executed as To
deceive any bit the besr judges The 500 notes
let,ered and II those OF $50 with the letter S.
Mr.. New5ol5 understald left here for Richmond.
yesterday morning in the boat Rchmo. 4, ard Nj.
Keeling few hours after chartered the steam boat No,
Capt. Owen, and has gone in pursuit of him
p S-We learn from Capt Chapman, of the Steam
Boat Richmond, arrived; last night that twenty Dollar
S. Note, Mdaetown Branch; Ten Dollar Note Of the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank at Philadelphia, and Five
Dollar Note Of tie Bank Of Baltimore, all ro'nits, had
been received by him from Aenbod and another passenger
probably Of his The notes all rema,ka
bly, we'll executed Beacon
Richmond August %
Couateyteitera--We understand that L. F. Ailcdge.
(sad to be of Norfok) yes.e day taken before the
John ubo, in passing counterfeit United States Cane
notes Mr. John r. Keeling, Of Princess Anne county
Va Having purchased number Of negroes Of Mir r. he
paid him 1400 dollars, principally in 100 and 20 dllar
notes-Mr. K. Immediately upon discovering the auds
chartered the boa, Norfolk then No,fck, and
proceeded pursuit Of the steam boat Richmond, which
had but few hours before, left Norfolk with Newbni,
Aredge, and the negocsIie ded in reaching here
in time have Aedge arrested, aid get possession " his
property.-Newbos suspicious being excited by The
e1pe ed arrival of the Norfolk Immediately left lis boat
board of which he slept the night before and prncee
ded supposed towards Fredericksburg He is about
As years Of age feet or 10 inches hg hair somewhat
grey, his speech mild and rather effemnatehe was iraye
ng double gig with remarkably fine chesnnt surrel
horse He is said to be from Richmond county, and APP
peared to have in his possession considerable OF
money, and doubt OF the other banks, he offered TO
States Aedge has been sent OIL 10 Princess Anne
! Jail. Compiler.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-28
From. the Ne7y York Commercial .4dpertiser, 4t -
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The packet ships Brighton. sehor, from Londor'
fully Isl. and Cowes, July 9TH y Manchester, Lee.
July Cd i VIM. Byrnes, July 18th J Wm. IhomP..
son, Maxwell, from Liverpool. DULY 10th y ana
Edward Bonaffe from Havre, (July l7th') all ar
rived in the course of yesterday and last evening;
BY these arrivals, the editors OF the Commcfc'a'
Advertiser have received their usual hles OF IN
ssh and French papers to the latest dates, toSe.a
er with Loyd's and the Shipping Lists. &C. :,
A treaty has been concluded between EnSiann
France and Russia. with view OF terminating Tue
war between Turkey and Greece
England The operation OF the new Corn Law
Bill had been to render the amount OF duties, aal
w paid at the custom house, very great. :,
The woolIen manufacturers seem to be grauuai
~ finding employment, though there is yet mucl
distress in several towns.
The Directors Of the Bank of England have re
solved to discount bills, approved in the usual man
ncr and drawn within 95 days, at four per cent
The branch banks will Of course do the same
The bankers in Manchester have declared their IN
tention Of tliscounting at three per cent. con
siderable rise in the funds IS expected 10 'o''"V
,he resolution of the bank, and it is feared that TN
low rate of interest will again give rise 10 that MA
na Of speculation which short time ago was pro
ductivc Of such serious results.
by the new corn average NIL NE average q.
10 be taker from $50 principal markets IN nhs
land and Wales. In each place an inspector IS =
be appointed, and comptroller In Londoh, 10 70
ceiye the returns and make up the general aver
aye The returns are to be made by the dea'er
alone; with this difference between the town ant
country, that in London the sellers make the re
turns and in the country the buyers.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-28

Inc Algerlnes have taken several French mer-
chant ships. Several English officers at Gibraltar
gave IT as their opinion, that if the French Squad
ron should attempt to take the Mole they would
fail, inasnuch as it had been rendered almost i'm
pregnable since Lord Exmouth's attack.
Sspnn.-By advices of the 28th June, revolt
had taken place among the military stationed at
Algeslras, aud at the camp of st. Roch in conse.
quence Of which twelve officers had been arrested
The troubles continue in Catalonia. Count Tor
re Alba has fled to Gibraltar.
The return Of the King and his family. to the ca
ptal, created no sensation. They were received
with the greatest Indifference.
The treaty between France and Mexico has pro-
duced great sensation in the Spanish Court, and
also the subject of the Colombian Bishops.
The great subject however is, the treaty which
is declared to have been formed between Spain and
Portugal, under the mediation of France and
England. 1t is pretended that by this treaty, the
French will evacuate Spain in October, and that
England shall keep only 1000 men in Portugal, to
secure Lisbon; and that an amnesty is offered to
all Spanish emigrants in France, England and
Portugal.
A translation of the Crusaders, the first trans.
lation Of any of Sir Walter Scott's works into
Spanish, has appeared in Madrid, and was receiv.
ed with great avidity.
The fifty first anniversary of the independence
of the United States Of America, was celebrated
BY the Americans now in Paris, at the Cadrar
Blue, Bouevarde du Temple. Mr.. Barnet, the
American Consul at Paris, presided, assisted by
MIR. Cooper as Vice President. Among the guests
present were his Excellency James Brown, Min
ster of the United States at the Court of France
General Lafayette and his son. The company t
the number of so sat down at six o'clock. 4
number of appropriate and patriotic toasts wer'
drunk. The American and French banners deco
rated the room.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-28

A meeting Of the Citizens Of Sussex County, Delaware
friendly to the election Of Gen. ANDREW JACKSON to
the Presidency Of the Staes held Georgetown
or 21st August 1897 pursuant to advertisement when
CURTIS JACOBS, Esq, appointed Chairman and LEWIS
WEST Secretary Whereupon, il was unanimously
Resolped, That it is not expedien to make County
Tickle, this time.
Reyoiued That there be Ten Conferees appointed to
meet Conerecs from Kent and Newcastle, the first Tues
day in September next.
And the following gentlemen accordingly chosen
for thai purpose
Joseph Watson, Gideon NAPLES, George Hickman Rob-
lnson c. NAPLES, Capt. Phillip Marvel James Miller, ESQ.,,
Samuel Short Caleb Ross, Jacob Wright, john Grier.
Resolved That these proceedings be signed by the Chair
man and and published in The Delaware Gazette
and the American Waterman.
CURTIS JACOBS, Chairman.
LEWIS WgsT, Secretary
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-28

CT Persons indebted to the Editors informed that
they will shortly be called for payment and they
generally guess the amount they owe, request them to
lay by that Immediately receipt Of this notice, CIV
ing authority member of the family to Pay the
Printer" in case of their absence when he calls their
residence. plan of this kind would great many
dsappontments, would leave many mile less to ride
keep in better temper, and enable to devote
time to cater for their amusement and instruction.
P S. We hope the above will be duly attended to- If
it not, how say any thing clever, RETURN
Of those who leave undone the thing which they ought
do1
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-28
WANTED. IMMEDIATELY,

T THE UNION SCHOOL, in Mill Creek hundred, q
"A person fully competent TO teach Reading, Writing,
anil Arithmetic The Union school house is we'll known
IN he in good neighboihocd s.r full standing school
where person Of good Abilities and qualified as teach
or, may meet with good encouragement S Oh peraen,
coming we'll recommended for honesty, and stbresy VII
find desirable situation. Application 10 be made TO hs
Trustees, living near the schooi house.
ROB'r TWEED,
JACOB WiDEMAI,
SAMUEL CARI.ILE.
MATHEW LOCKARD,
JOSEPH EAslnDuRT
August Ish, 1897, Sep
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-28

We recommend to the particular attention of
our readersa piece signed F" Pennsylvania Policy"
which will be found in this paper. The author
of the encouragement Of our own manufactures.
His plain and ineligible matter Of fact statement
is a thousand times more valuable than the fine
spun and untenabe theories of Buchanan, Ingham,
and their coadjutors of the South and we might
add, that it is even better than that of an honora-
BILE gentleman nearer home. The policy recon-
mended BY the writer of the extract is the true
course to be pursued by this nation. and the i'm
mense benefits which would result theretrom
would not be confined to Pennsylvania, but would
he diffused throughout the whole United States.
We trust that the length Of the extract will not
deter any from giving it an attentive psrusal.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-28

To the author Of a communication for the Waterman
signed "A Foe to Shan Pretensions, would observe
thai have believe that the persons in whose
brought out from their obscury the unmporan persona
ges concerned in the late cowardy and scurous attack
made upon their characters and profession.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-28
@F WHISKEY.
NJ 3f% Il UST received and for sale, One Hundred
81 - Barrels good old Rye Whiskey.
JOSEPH POGUE,
Wilmington, Aug ~ 83-tf No. I0l Market st.
Rhode Island West Baptist Society Lottery,
Wilmington, Aug ~.

Seventh Cass-54 number Combustion Lottrry-8
drawn Ballots. To be drawn at Fl oydencc, Wtc'es.
day 29M .9ngust 1897.
Schema prize Of $4,000; of 2ooo If 1905 e
1905 of 1000; of 400; 10 of 250 10 of 15o c5 Of
lO0; 46 Of 40; as of IS; 1895 of 6. $3.50 of 5
Whole ticket S3-Haf 81 50-Quar,er IS cents.
For Tickets and shares, great variety of numbers
apply at
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-28

COMMUNICATED.

Messrs Editors You will please inform " Many
snfsrers' that the subject Of their complaint is un
der the consideration of the Borough Council, who
disposed to grant them all the relief the nature
of the case will admit of.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-28
Robertson s Little's
Office, No. %, Market ST., Wilmin.

Office, No %, Market ST., Wilmington.
Robertson e Lizzie beg leave to remnd The public and
their friends that they have most elegan, assortment ar
Ticke,s, Halves, and Quarters (Manaees shares Those
WHO as to ca1tre Of hc Ccpicts 4oa.sny
in the Scheme, would benefit themselves by cali
and taking peep at our hone e xciting numbers
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-28
.h'O7TCE.

stated meeting of the Deilvarc academy Of Natural
Science will be held the Town Hail. Saturday next,
Sept. 1s O'clock when address will be delivered
Aug 90 r A HENDERSON, Secy.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-28

MARRIED--In Bethel Pennsylvania, on the 22d inst,
by The Rev Phineas Price, MIR HAMILTON NOBI4ET t.
Miss MARY p WELDIN, both of this Borough
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-28

ha cheyaler Knstner from Germany, is on tour OF the
Hated states invited to by the interesting description
given by the Duke of SAKE Wemer. on bis return from
bis tour
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-28

Patronage The patronage of the East India Company sny
Director may appont the value of % 5000 (about 800
ooo This is worth just four times as much as our rres-
dency and yet they do not fight and write TOT three VI
fnur years about it, as we DO. ~. :. ICY
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-28
Tirginia Navigation Lottery, Class Sd,

Virginia Navigation Lottery, Class Sd,
Or Oda and Even. more,
To be drawn on the 2oth of August, in Alexandria
Scheme prize of $1,000; of 1000; 9 Of 1Co0 Of
500, &c &c.
Rhode-Iland West Baptist Society Lottery,
9TH Cass-To be drawn the goth Of August.
Scheme-I Prize of $4,000; Of 1000; Of 1900;
Of 1903 Of 1000; Of 400; 10 OF $50 10 Of l50 Is
of 100; As Of 40; 46 OF 25 1876 f g. and 1880 IT
Ticket S3-iiaf 81 .50-Quatter rs cents
To be had in great variety OF Numbers at
u. H.ARKER'S
7;uly PROMPT and Lucky Office,
Aug. IS No. g, Market Street, Wilmington
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-28
DOWNINGTOWN
BOARDING. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

VIyHE subscribers propose opening the 9th Of hs
8th.Month next IIoARDINa SCHOOL for Girls al Down
nelown in Chester County, In this Seminary will be
taught, the English and French anguages--Wrting,
Botany, Needle-work, Drawing, &c. Price Of boarding
and Tuition Thirty Dollars per Quarter, payable in ad
vance Washing, thirty six cents per dozen.
Reading Books kept for the use OF the students; other
Rocks stationary &c. supplied at the usual prices. The
School is well furnished with Philosophical Apparatus.
JOSHUA HOPES
JOSEPH c. STROBE.
7th.Month eth, 1897. 83-t9tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-28
TUESDAY, august %, 1927.

Fown Indignantly upon dawningof
porti n Of the Uaon another.' WASHINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-28
Ne4u York, Aug. 90

Unfortunate aceiden--About O'Clock yesterday after
noon as young belonging to sloon from Aloay
making her fast 10 one OF the spes at Whitehall dock
the s, Caught him round his left Leg and it entirely OF
NJ The knee What wasvery extraordnaryhe honped on me
remaining Leg the side Of the s'ooP and WIN very ~,
lie assistance got into small boat and reached the wharf,
whence he was Immediately taken to the Hospital
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-28

The papers from Kentucky. received on sat '
fay evening, do not enable US to ascertain, fully
the result Of the Congressional elections in that
St.+o Nat. Intel. 9th inst.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-04-18
DIED.

In Dana, on the 18th of February, Doct
Joshua Morton, formerly of Athol, ared 50
Printers IN .Ncw York and Yermont are re-
queSted to insert this DEATH
In Charlton, on the 18th inst Mr.. Seth
Jones aged 70. Printers IN .Nev York and
Vermont are requested to insert this death.
In Petersham, on the 9th inst Miss Polly
Mills, aged 46
In Lancaster, on the 22d ult Mr.. John Graf:
ton, aged n.
In Princeton, on the 3lst ult. Mrs. Olive
Hale, wife of Mr. Reu'"n Hale, aged Ca
In Barre, on the 22d ult Miss Louansa
Green, aged 23.-On the 2Sth ult. widow
Betsey Marsh, aged 63.
In Dudley, on. the 10th inst. widow Ruth
Kingsbury, relict of Capt. jeremiah Kingsbu.
ry, of Oxford, aged 81.
In Sutton, on the Goth ult. Mr.. Amos Rich,
aged 80.
In Mendon, on the 18th ult Miss Chloe D.
Hastings, daughter of Hon. Seth Hastings
aged 49,
At his residence in Reading, England, Mr.
Samuel Stepney, in the Tooth year of his age
Until within few days of his death he could
see to read the smallest print without the aid
of glasses, and, at 96, was in full possession Of
all his faculties. He left widow aged 96,
who had been his wife for three score years
and ten,