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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-09
PHILADELPHIA. June 20. 1926


This is 20 certify, that have been severely afflicted
with rheumatism for the last fifteen years. and bad
that obliged to use crutches. or help, to enable
me to move about. tried every possible means Of re
ceiving relieffrom this deporabe situation, having
ed two bottles of Swaims Genuine Psnacea without ef
feet when, about year since ! applied TO Mr.. w. W.
Potter for supply of his Vegetable Catholicon and
from the use of bottles, it has effected cure and
since have stopped taking the Medicine have
enjoyed better health. DOROTHY BENLER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-09

eneavors to give satisfaction Work will be sent to
any part of the District free of expense,
IrOld Bedsteads and old Chars will be taken IN
NAV i6-6m ROBERT WILSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-09
II. MMURIRLE, VI. d.
Philadelphia, July 26th, 1896

Philadelphia, July 10th, 1896
have labored under very of letter for
the last five years and in the course Of that time was
attended by two very respectable physicians of this c
ty, who prescribed and recommended every popular
remedy which they thought would prove Of benefit,
without success I was blistered nine times on the
face and of mercury was pursued inefe ctual
ly. At this time my situation became quite desperate,
and remaining for some time in this state advised
by nv friends try Potters Vegetable Caholicon in
which they had great confidence and finally consented
give it trial After using FIVE bottles. the disease
began to show itself more desperate than ever, which
caused me to think should get freed from this
Responding condition, but being urged by Mr.. Potter
to take more, fully convincing me that his medicine
would have the desired effeet) followed his advice,
thank God and from the Of nine bottles It esctn
ally performed cure. am now perfectly well, my
system having undergone complete revolution
JAMES PIPER.
This is to certify, that have the above case,
and believe tito be true and correct
WM r. CARTER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-09

and true and that the signature to It = N ,ne mn'
writing Of this deponent. JoHN D11'4'''' 'a'A''
Philadelphia, May %, 1924.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-09

Philadelphia, June, %, 1926
This is to certify. that aboured under very severe
,lesroted sore throat and mouth for upwards of year
and so desperate that prevented my eating thing
of hard substance took three bott les of Swa;m's
Genuine Panacea without any effect In this state
hearing of Potters Vegetable Catholicon. ! had re
course to it, and by the of three bottles have been
efectually cured 1t has heen upwards of eighteen
months since ceased taking the medicine, and there
is no appearance OF return.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-09
THOMAS IOMKIlNS,
Opposite Washington Square.

Philadelphia. April !, 1926.
This is to certify. that have been labouring for
wears under a dreadful disease that occasioned more
tn an 90 inueterate neck and body, and
my throat In this state I remained upwards OF one
wear under tn of highly respectable well known
medical gentleman taking every medicine tnat he
dered me, but without any effect, and finally a.
bandoned by him as incurable. My frame had become
mnch emaciated. from the long and pains en-
dured, and my health destroyed In this despair
ing situation, Mr.. w w. Potter very generously Offer
ed me his Vegetable Catholicon, which Immediately
commenced using and 10 my great surprise its powers
soon became visible by healing up the ulcers. remov-
ing my pains. and restoring my appetite in few
weeks; and say with confidence that the caholicon
alone has saved my life.
NM A. R3HZLTON
Isaw the above case at the time he entered oil the
Of Mr. Poter's Cathoicon and testify that it
very severe and seemingly hopeless one I have
seen the same person within a few days, and found
him pertectly restored to health.
April 9th, 1926. H. M'MUR1RLE, H. ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-18

1852 prizes, amounting to 8ll4Ooo
Subject TO the usual deduction Of fifteen per cent.
OThe cash for the whole of the prizes can be had
at COHEN'S OFFICE, the moment they are drawn.
Whole Tickets, IS 90 Quarters, :: 81 IS
Halves, 2 so Eghths, I: 62s
OOrdcrs from any part of the United States either
by mail (post paid) or private conveyance, enclosing
the cash. or prize tickets in any of the Lotteries will
meet the same prompt and punctua attention. if on
personal application. Address to
il. COHEN, in. 4 BROTHERS,
Baltimore, Aug 6-w&stl5S Bakimrs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-18

consequences to himself. But when the. :; con- .,
ict is past, and the contest principle Is
an end, both parties, s above all, the Presa an
ing party, should remember, and prae that in
civil dissentions, success was but iesser eL w
than defeat, and that no honoors Oh trump"
could ever be awarded to victory. ,rv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-18
Announcement Of the Drawing

COHENS oPFICE-114, Market.street, ,
baltimore, .4ugust 6, 1927.
We have the pleasure to announce that the drawing
of the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-18
Aemons, Plaister, &c.
John Fl. LADD offers for sale, landing from scbr.
II '.N''. N0''

% Harriet. ''O"
As tons plaster
80 boxes lemons
20 barrels vinegar
10 half barrels cherry
A few barrels and half barrels No. 9 m.cko,el
boxes boots, shoes, &C. aug n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-18

OF the State Of Maryland, will take place in the CITY of
Baltimore, on Wednesday the l7th of October, and
will be completed on that day. This lottery is the
most brilliant in the United States; containing besides
the capitals OF %. 900 DOLLS and 10, 600 DOLLS no
less than TEN prizes of 7tpo Thousand Dollars euch,
The Litchfield County post., 1827-02-23

Their the agricultural interest Of our country -
demonStrable not only from the fact that he
owns valuable farm, but that he bestows a
good portion of his time TO agriculture, SO that
with all the requisite information of farmer.
we may add correct knowledge of OuI laws.
To conclude, Mr.. Sterling has never resOrted
to the obsequiOus practice Of begging votes.
He has never expressed desire to Gmdlga-
mate parties, to encourage the federaIists, and
draw in their suffrages. He has never aimed
at the miserable attempt to enumerate his
friends and measure his popularity by the
q,sGntum Of Washington Papers, showered
down upon the people of this state indiscrlm-
inately.
In Mr.. Sterling you find a frank and candid
heart, not susceptible of intrigue or corrup-
ton. His political creed is based on the lib
erty and happiness Of his country, and can
safely say that among the pillars that support
the dome of our Republic, none are more firm
and tue than the Hon. Ansel Sterling.
A True REPUBLICAN,.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-02-23

sense of the community: but, if do not,
the rejection of this claim will not give
pleasure to the people Of these United
States"
The question was then taken on the res
olution of Mr.. Tucker, and decided in the
negative, by yeas and nays, as heretofore
nnblished.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-02-23

GIVE confidently trust that such of our SUBJ
scribers as have not paid for the County Post
will not permit the present session of Court to
pass by without improving the opportunity to
forward the amount due us.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-02-23
COUNTY POST.
LITCHFIELD, FEBRUARY IS, 1897.

0FSince the notice in our last paper, the
Treasurer of LitchReId County Foreign Mis-
sion Society has received the following sums
A Legacy of the late Mr. George Langdon, of
Plymouth in this county, by Mr. Edward
Langdon, $500, 90
Donations, $500
From Woodbury., South Society, S42,77
$25O,77
The Litchfield County post., 1827-02-23

retrieve an erroneous idea, he cannot, for the
reason that he has once judged enormously.
That Mr.. Sterling is now and has been for
many years one Of our first, and truest repub=
licans, and has ever maintained the charac-
ter Of an upright, punctual, and honest man,
not person who knows him will deny. He
is republican in principle. and republican in
practice, and would ask who would deny it,
when they have the evidence before them.
At that period when half smothered democ-
racy began to respirate, and when her oppo-
nents were forging manacles for the liberty of
our state, by which they anticipated the ruin
Of the republican cause, he appeared its un-
daunted advocate and defender. AS a mem
orlal of his perseverance and assiduity in as
sIsting the recovery of the rights of freemen,
ne was elected by the almost unanimous voice
OF the republican party to a seat in Congress.
For four years he was our representative
there. and during this time. previous. or since,
no one has questioned his principle or mtegri-
ty. That Mr.. Sterling is lawyer is true, land so
far from the profession rendering him less ca
pable to serve his constituents, should con-
slider that his legal attachments would highly
capacitate and recommend him for that Office
That Mr.. Sterling would understand and fur
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-15
NOTICE.
DOW'S GenuiMe Family
Medicine.

THE public is hereby cautioned against
J. MPOSTERS of l.. Dow's Patent
Family .Med;cine---ns Mrs. $. BENNETT, Of
Newport, and Mr.. BRADFORD of Provi-
dcnce, are the only Agents in Rhodc-ls-
land and none are authorised by me TO
make it, IN any way whatever.
LORENZO DOW.
GA Wsto- r.'-.iasa &c "hnnf on foot
press and fall. with a stone dam, and rock
slucc way, at the outlet of Miners pond,
~ .Nonir,iie, six miles from Gales Ferry
on the Thames, Com with plenty Of
good building stone, &c.-Any one wish
ing to purchase. rent, or otherwise occu.
py the same, will enquire Of l.. ID.
Newport, nov. /, 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-15
loth DrcssinG--.-iNdigo
Eluc NNinC.


-gNEE subscriber informs his friends and
the public generally, thnt he carries
N tho CLOTH DRESSING BUSINESS
IN all It's various branches, nj the UNION
FACTORY Portsmouth II. whore all per-
sons may be assured their work will be
lone with dispatch and in the neatest man.
ncr-or no p0y-as he has employed man
'ompetent To the business, who has had a
'ong experience in coloring and dressing
Cloth of cvtry description. Wool cardcd
into Rolls IN tho best manner. and with
promptness, al the customary prices. Al
Goods entrusted TO his care viii be finish
cd os G cap as Mt any other establishment
Goods intended for The Factory mny be-
left with Edward Sianhope, Broad street,
or Bobert Il. Carr. Ferry wharf. Newport;
George Lawton, Tivcrton, and Jeremiah
Clifford. Bristol Ferry, where they will be
taken by tho subscriber, finished and re
turned. Carpets made TO order. in supe-
rior style from any pattern, and at short
notice. MOSES LhWTON.
Portsmouth, Oct 25, 1927.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-15
PRO bono pub\ico.

A person offers 10 teach a school in Cow
~ entry, -four months, without any COM
pensa'on, and supply the same school with
an instructess, five month at his own ex-
pensc. a letter. directed 10 A. u. New
Ipswich. New. Hampshire. and conveyed
by mail, will bd faithfully regarded,
October 1S, 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-15
BY HIS EXCELEEvCY
JAMES FE1yNEE..

Governor, Captain. General, and Comman-
der in Chief ffhe State Of Rhode Island
and Providence Plantations.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-15
New Publications..

=" CALLAHAN, has just received
w from New. York, number of the
latest Publications. for
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-15
Missing.

A Trunk ofGoods was put on Board tho
"a Marco Bozzaris, or Connecticut, in N.
York, on Tuesday morning, October 23d,
directed, ON a Cnrd,to Newton g. Williams,
Newport r. IL Said Trunk was three
feet long, covered with Horse Hide, brass
bound and Oval Top.-Itis supposed that
it has been left at some store by mistake, or
sent with other Baggage in a wrong direc-
ton. Any person who can render us any
respecting the same, would
confer very particular favor on
NEWTON &WILLiAMS.
Newport, Nov 9Th 1897,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-15
Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
WE the subscribers having been appoint.
w ed by the Hon. Court of Probate. for
tho town Of Newport, commissioners 10 re-
ceive and examine the claims of the creditors
against the estate Of
THOMAS .NE.SSER
late of Newport, deceased represented insol
vent, do hereby give notice that six months
from Nov. 9Th, are allowed TO the creditots Of
said estate 10 bring in and prove their respec-
tive claims, and that we will attend for that
purpose at the house Of Geo G. Shaw, on
the last Saturday in January, February and
March, at u O'Clock, p. ~. on each day.
J.Sr, M LswTos, commissiouers.
Geo. C.. SBAw. 80
All persons indebted TO said estate are re.
ques,ed TO make immediate payment TO
Novs T. TREVETT, .3dmr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-15
DIR. BAKER,
SURGEON ilcNli.i.

DrsPtcrrULLY informs the ladies and gen.
IN tlemen of Newport, that he will tarry in
town a few days, aud has taken lodgings at
miss Vaughan's, where he would be pleased
to wait upon ali, who may favor him with their
patronage in the above profession. tie will
insert from one tooth 10 full set, with but
little or no pain. DIR. b. wears full set him.
self, which may be examined at has room. lie
has sci number Of teeth for persons in town
and has generally given satisfaction. Per.
SIMS can be waited upon at their houses If
they please. Reference 10 DR., King.
Newport, Move
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-26

FDltOsl SALE.--By virtue OF deed oftrust
- executed by Robert Morris aud Sarah his
VIE, aud Niillam Mitchell, il, To me, ior The
purposes therein cttoib, and duly recorded ia
tn clerks oie" OF Campbell county, shall,
on Friday the lsthof August ncNt, on the pre-
ml,rs, proceed 10 sell Ion ready money, 10 the
highest bidder, one undivided moicty of a Lot of
Ground lying GA second or maui street, IN the
town al lynchburg, containing feet, front,
aud he NJ pan OF Che lot known IN the plan o.
the Town by the No or 50 much OF the
same Us may br sullicentto answer the purposes
of the SAID trust deed will only convey such
titt rs Is vested IN mehy the deed aforesaid
NALkER &. MEkRiN ETHER. Trustee
The sale viii be conducted 10y John X. ID.
faNne, nuctonoor.
July 10 idso3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-26

NYlRGlNIA:-Aa superior Co'oiqt Chan.
" ceYhoidsn in the totca oj LgachOag, The
2ladagg Nag. 1928:
.lnsi@ Lgnc4, PlE
against
Howmd Bonnet, samuel UiaN, Elja, Grares,
ami kobrH Lore, DettS
On Hv motion Of the deflHdani samuel l. ri
at, ~ epun8i 10 djSvpirc hr injunction awaYded
he piaHhV IN his cauge on The I'm day
Of JdhaarO last, Hc coHH on consideration o.
he bRl, dHsrtr N hut dettudut, anil erbidits
ard utter heariHg eyiuSei IN opposition 10 lie
motion, doH ordcr mat He plaintiff Renter
bg'o,e 0nt Of hc commissioners ofH9c curt. an
accoam If He preHS Of The trust sptICct IN the
6W mfa.0ncd AHce ht jIa day Ot January i0a
rs aiyo an accolad Of any u tn pyg6hs thereof not
paid orr 10 TIN defendant, Hornd BtuatH dHd
b.s tctf hDsemoHd Bennett. and the Mid commits
SoHtr Is required 10 trnHliHc, state ami Stint the
sud aeeplu,,s ant maze r,p0a Hertot io The coulL
pt3 am matters ptctoHg suited, thought p,rti-
neal ~ hlRlEeH or reYUr,d bg he pariits 10 he SO
Na''d, aah m coad doh further 0rdcr that he
Pia"t8 hoH atLH future Pfotts SUBJECT 10 The ttt-
tioe 0ldtr u Htt coad.
Ind al superior Court of ChanceyV hoid,p n,
ne said 'ow1t Of L4chbpsg on he IAN oay Of
hog, 1877.
ctaoi,s II. Lynch, erccdor of tasien, Lynch,
docd PV
against
Horad Be~.tH, Samuel Hiatt, Elijah Grares
md Rob,ri lore, De0S.
BgrOasaa, 81 me parties, by counsel laules &
Dedrots IS appoiaicdrHicc Of H0maJd BcHucH
and Rosaiaogd his inf, under The deed Of the
SrieeaH dag n Mach, one @Ouso,td eighf hun
dred oad foia'ltcn, IN h5 room If insitm Lynch,
dec'Aeaaihc c0iat doth order ihdi one n lis com.
missioacrS do tate he account dreetcd bg The or
der mait IN THIS cause on Ae Hrigfra day Of
Mayoae thousand eight huadred and weuy-6rc.
Iiue Copies, JOHN MILLS. Ck.
CoNHlssIovER's OrncE, J
EgmchbiHg, Juue @h, 1927. (
The parties in his cause WiH take notice that
ibGre appointed MopiaE the slrih day of 4u-
gut neal, 10 curry The foregoing order Of court
into e0ect al phict time they are required 10 ut
tend at my office in ths torn. ruth their accounts
and toachrrs, prepared. for examination and set
Hfmeat. CH-iS. i. JOHNSTON, Com.
july5. chris
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-26
NARnINANCE.

TgorsifRe TOR fst 1ilisina n q sim Of tnoHfB. ~
bag f. ,upyItHHg lhf corporation - Lynch
fbp.. 80 lratfr.
iris.s1 tho sa'h June. ls2il
Whereas II Is important Is vel 10 the saieD
of the tow from trc. a. 10 the comfort Rna 90"
vcncnce Of it, fohabiiant> TINT An N'q'i'''
supply Of Wholesome "aifr S'is'si''i be inn'""
Ced into fhc stfaeis, aud whereas II Is d'fm'"
ncyprdi,nt aud unjust lint Inc "hole exp nv,
.rfa Hotk intended rs mHh Ter me benehi .,
pnstrriiy rs for the present generation, shpu'"
be bnine 10y the chhlhB lnhapIHhe oi '''
tewn
sco. l. b dhuffore ordained by The Com.
MON CottafH II Lgfr h8rg IA f0anaoH haH ~
ssm6ltd, IAu It snail be lawful tor David 9.
MntrcL John Victor. l-liah Fletcher, john
1hnrmon. Alhon Ncb MEL saml Clavtor. ! on
tanaius 9ydno 1ohaf Meem' "ha are h'io-
10y appointed eoptnio siahe's i7r thhi P"' pos',
To false b' way al lo"n. Tor "e use o. my 'a'Po
faion sam not exceeding rory i"ousano
Dollars
Soc : r. Il fttrtber ordained, That for the
purpose al eaeetme "ueh loan, II 'nhh 30 'he ao'
~ 81 sad eon'nAsio"rts 10 advertise ~ some
he" supper, puelishr" IA th'' Town an" ~ sh'h
Other oessp"pet a. 'eeN may mum f'"P''a 'o'
hi least inni "eehs' '"" H'v WIZ III su'' nm
aud rlace, as lheY may appoint fe'eN' A'a'"
prnpnsns io' me "holt OF any pa'' ei so'n IVAN
upon the following c'nuh"ns' VIZ me '"'h 10
bear an interest," Of f'N PEI 'cel pe' 'ho"'n' paw
ahle Sem immunity ~ Inc Once oi discount an"
deposit OF the hfihetA BANK ~ fHElhlh ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-26
WILLS

VIRGINIA Al Rules hcidfn ia the Clerk ol'rc ofds
superior Cont II ham 81, i,r tiie ynchiure L,tnt
the IL Ia fJuue, -. " ltam A. Haos, ~
cprsHsi William Cook, Joseph Garb eu1 t,ar-.
STANLEY, eVs Of Ishau Clark, de.'d, bartholomew
Sayul u ~ ~toNa, Darn. Siotall, E,sfrn tosft-
aud ar his Wifi Ioir Suue and liz lrlf lJ,
wifi Doaf, hua, aud Hazeliph stacal, bit.
The dcins AM Bartholomew Sto,all, Rtlph So,ah,
H4rnas Strl H. FHrel Roher'-on and Mary Ia. VII.
LOLA Stone Id lEahrth ms WIFI, Aun eo,nll ui
II azrRiah Ste'a. not htyug entered then urreaf-
aAce to The amended bin Of the plaintiffs aad "a "A
security accoHtHg % the act Of Assembly and the
rules of tlls IT. md appearing bp sati~felor, rsi-
d~aee HAT thy nj hAattaut, oftlus eonntg=iI
ordered that sac aid dc handant- ID ppc1f here fs
hrsl d. 81 'He tfru answer the s'lGilothc la'~
tiff aai thit py oflhi. order be forthwith inserted
~ SOME nea sFap' printed tho town of Yhehbufe f
two months ,rir, and posted the roul loof 81
the eoutiou, ine SAL town.
- 4 Coz -Fr-te, JOHN NllLS,G
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-26
SPRING GOODS.

/nHE SUBSCRIBER now iers or sale a
- well selected assortment oftIAS0NAbiE
DRY GOODS of the latest style and fashions,
which. together with low prices viii, he hopes,
be IN nduccnent for dealers t. call and exam
int the assortment.
Among them afothe following
"A TO "a Cambria and Joeonct nosms
PLAIN ard Ggd Mu1 and Book auslins, extra
quality
Swiss Muslin, plainand extra iifd
Common and superior prot, ne" style
Plain aud stripe Bdtstc, silk Barase
Swiss Muslin Capei and Collars
Elegant Ganze aud SILK iikls.
Irish Linens, Black lute-bing- 90 snrcassiah
Ladies Kid and Ildsklns CLOVIS
Gentlcmen's Ilosklns aud Woodstock do
Ingram and White Cotton flosrry
Elegan, Plaid SILKS new style
I inc Mrrsnles and Nalentia NSiings
Superior Blue aud lancy colorcd Cloths
Brown, bleached aud PLAID Cottms
With almost every other articles suited to Tho
season and demand and will, it s hoped, render
satisfaction to customers.
ARNEY NJ EACkIER,
Bank Square Lynehbug.
MAY 4. tsp
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-26
TO TIE pt BI.IC.

%ElhE subscriber having purchased the Sui
-sA phur Npiin's ia Giles County, has opened
house of entertainment, where be trusts, he
will he able 10 accommodate all who NAV think
proper To honor him Aith "A call, in manner
which he hopes will br agreeable, both 10 those
who are IN search Of health, OF amusement
This Spring which IS a white Sulphur may b.
consideredthe Bygria otthe v cst,r n, waters 1t
Il situated at the base the second great noun.
lain you pass from cast 10 west on New Ri
yer, the longest streamin Virginia. " hch emp
lies into the Ohio,
The qualities of this Spring are believed to be
equal TO any and superior TO many, now the
place vi common resort OF those IN seach OF
health. 1t Is due however, to the public TO say
that though tins water has never been nicely a
nalyzed, yet it has been Subiectto many cheni.
cal tests, aud is knownto contain much sulphur
some maguesia, CarbonC acid and slightly win
muraie oisoda though enough only to,be detected
| by delicate chemical agents-N hen hydro>taii-
cally weighed, is rather lighter than common
water, and us temperature Is about 90 deg. oil
Fahonlcit thermometer.
THIS fountain is pleasantly situated. and will
ailo d not only health, bu much To interest ali
who are fond of admiriug the beauties OF nature
IN lis mdst sublime aspect The River to die east.
ward is seen broad, clear, aud impetuous. rolling
onward, breaking through Two mountains, ris.
lng nom the waters edge, almost 10 a perpenai-
! cular heigu incredible to those NOT familiar win
mountain scenery. Then assuming a more pla-
! cid appearance, it passes with a gentle cur
I rent by the spring, where il is found to be of
the remarkable deph of two hundrcd and twenty
five feet, Uverhung by a rock which rises from
the water Sedgc TO the height of four hundred
4 feet. 50 Lofty and commanding as to have OH
famed tor IT the name OF Eagle Rock Below
/ this rock, aud ISSUING FROM the bottom of TIE
hill, may be seen IN various places the waier.
Ola considerable stream. Besides the scenery
here family sk'tchcd, Which. upon a view. will
bear a comparison with tie landscape tHarpe, :
Ferry so wildly pourua, eddy the pen OF Mr..
jefferson, there is at the distance ofleSs than
SIX miles a lake ON the top otune OF the highest
points otthe .Allcghany Mountain, of depth
which none have ever lathomed, and in CIR.
cumierence nearly FIVE mics, though of some.
| what rreg uar shape
The opinion of some ply scians in the nciph.
borhood, who are Considered reputable IN
then profession, is that the Spring will be found
useful IN distractions of every kind in deblli,,
! from various causes, in pulmonic and Hepatic
complaints, and the chronic effects of Autumnal
diseases experienced by those who live in
low attitudes. GEORGE Mccoy
General Floyd, DIR. d. J. Chapman
july IL. tCoUu6