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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-23
Philadelphia, June. %. 1926.

This is to certify that laboured under very severe
liberated sore throat and mouth for upwards of year,
and so desperate that it prevented eating thing
of hard substance took three bott les Of Swa;m's
Genuine Panacea without any effect In this state
hearing OF Potter's Vegetable Cathoicon J had re
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 appearance Of a return.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-23
Cooner NiN for Sale;

YVlHE subscriber intending to remove with his family
Il to the west, offers sale the above named desl'
rabe situation, about two miles from Alexandria on
the Little River TurnpikeRoad, consisting OF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-23
FRANKLIN HOUSE

Corner of King and Pitt-streets .7lero'sfl4a
A NEWTON respectfully iniarms the public that
~ IU-MORR0W
He will open his extensive and newly furnished estab
Ishment for the accommodation ofcountry merchants
travellers and Others who may think proper to favor
him with their custom.
No Expense has been spared. to render the House
comfortable in every particular and he pledges him.
self that his Table shall be equal any the District
His Stables are spacious, and under the superinten
dence of faithful Ostlcr. april so
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-23
For Rent,
For Rent,

- Three smalltenements, near the upper end
&ffA Of Prince streets to one of which is attached
ss1la good brick stable. The rent will be made
AAN low TO good tenants. Apply to
NJ MILLER & SON.
Who have 1000 bushels Shorts for sale, reasona-
ble terms. april
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-23
Philadelphia, Aug. Cd. 1896

FhiIadeIPhia, Aug I'd, 1876.
This is to certify, that Attic ted with disease
os Laver for years. which produced loss of ap.
petite, and consequent evacuation During this period
reeeivedth advice, AMI followed the prescriptions of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-23

TFTom The Darien, Geo Gazette, Nov. 7.
4 most cItrao,ujnary eGected by Poter's CatO.
Ecoa,-Captain Donely. keeper of the light on Sape
10 and master pilot for Doboy Bar, authorizes to
make known to the public the following fact of recen.
date
"About month ago, bought three bottles Of Pot
ers CathoEcon the purpose of testing its virtues
upon MIR Peter NJ 'Cultoch, pilot Of Doboy Bar, who
had been for several years confined to his bed crutch
cs in consequence Of diseased limbs and ucerated feet
the soles of his feet in that shocking state, that
the bones percepbe both to the sight and touch
Mr. NJ CuIloch after the of three bottles OF the
COth0EcOn laid aside bis crutches and this day in
town attending his business nearly perfect health.
Darien, November ], 1926.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-23
Hartford. Conn. Feb. 90, 1897.

Mr. VIM. w. Potter
Dear Sir-l have now but one bottle Of Catholicon
eft person arrived this evening. who came 60 miles
since morning. for II bottles Of Catholicon aud would
have taken q; but could let him have but o He
expressly for the article and that the person
who had used two bottles, has had Urr affection
consumption" 30 years: and that three Of the family
invalds, and ave paid in ten years, for medical
advice and medicine. 500 dollars lie says the per
who has used the two bottles neper toupd any me.
dciae 10 compare Nth tie Coh0Econ 4 that the neigh
hors, seeing the astonishing effects produced nam.
Der of them sent the above person to procure the ar
Gle, for various chronic diseases: The person told me
he would wait two days. if he could procure tho two
dozen Win YOU without fail send me, or il necessa
ry, come with few boxes of the Catholicon to
Hartford fear delays will take place in New York
and New Haven: ard as TO being out of the article
cannot think of it
| am IN haste, yours, &c. T.. W. BULL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-23
For Rent,

The new brick Store. recently rebuilt at
(YxA the corner of Prince aud Union Streets for
IkkE| mer,y occupied by Messrs. Cohagans whit'le.
"Itis covered with slate, and will, n re-
CURED, be made completely fire proof The stand,
for an auction grocery, equal to any IN the place
The rent viii he moderate. and possession given on
the LIST Of June. Apblyto
may 10 w. FOWlE = 90.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-23
MarshaA's Sale.
VIRGINIA.

PIhGfNI1. -. ,
A "a Superior Court of Chancery, held III The town
N ofFredericskburg on the sd day oiApfi,, ioI.
Baden Duiany, i'''''''''
BENJAMIN Dulany Duany Forrest, French Forrest and
others, .
This cause came this day TO be heard, by consent
of the pa-ties by COUNSEL upon the papers formerly
read and the reports of Commissioner barton, and
Commissioners Peyton, McKenna and Mason, made
pursuant to the order of the 18th day OF Nay 1879 to
which reports there is exception and was argued
by counsel On consideration whereof the Court, APP
proving of and confirming the said reports doth by the
like consent adjudge order and decree that unless
the defendants, or some one more OF them, snail
within sixty days from the date hereof pay and satisfy
TO the plaintiff the oftwo thousand three hundred
and twentyone dollars, and eighteen cents WIN inter-
est thereon at the rate of six per centum per annu
from the 8thday of January, 1920, until PAID ana 'he
costs by the plaintiff expended in the prosecution OF
this suit the Marshal of this Court after having a'er
tsed the time and place of the sale OF the same IN some
newspaper published in the town oil Alexandra, ala
AZ the front door of the Court House OF the county Oh
Alexandria in the District ofColumbia TOT hVe weeks
successiyey do expose to sale before the 'front.' door Oh
Clapett's Hotel in the said town OF ALEXANDRIA, ior
ready money, the lands and premises, IN the poceeu.
ings mentioned with the appurtenancssi anu OUT vi
the proceeds of the said SALE AFTER deraymS the eS-
penses ending the same do pay ana satsiy totne
oantif his aforesaid debt interest and COSTS and The
surplus Of the proceeds OF the SAID sale, any, depo
site Co the credit of this the ONCE OF discount
snd deposite Of the Farmers Bank OF Virginia AT ire
dercksbur subject the future order OF the Court
herein and report his proceedings herein 10 the court
Costs s74 GA copy-Teste,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-23
For Rent.

A large well situated Store, with an excel
A 'ent dry cellar attached to il. 1t is yemarka-
haaI ,y well calculated for the Dry Goods BUSH
Hkl ness, and a tenant III that line would re.
eeiye Ile preference. The rent will be moderate.
oct9O GEO. COLEMAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-23
UU q H3uJJ,T TON
Philadelphia, July 26th, 1876

have labored under very severe case of letter for
the last five years and in the Of that time
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 bstercd nine times on the
face, and course of mercury pursued Intellectual.
y At this time my situation became quite desperate
and remaining for time in this state was ad. sed
by my friends totry Potter's Vegetable Cahoicon in
which they had great confidence and finally consented
to give trial After using five bottles the disease
began to show itself more desperate THAI ever which
caused me to think should never &c, freed roc this
depending condtion but being urged by Mr.. Potter
to take more, fully convincing that his medicine
would have the desired effect. followed his advice,
thank God and from the of nine bottles it eectu
ally performed cure am now perfectly well. nv
system having undergonea complete revolution
JAMES PIPER
This is to certify, that have seen the above case
and believe tito be true and correct
VA. T. CARfER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-23
Philadelphia, September 26th, lS1,

sfr. w. W. Potter,
Sill hereby give you statement OF my case, aud
you are liberty to use it in any manner you may think
proper.
About four years ago became afflicted with
plicated case of Scrojuta and HAie Swehiag; during
this period placed myself under the care OF upwards
Of hteen respectable physiciansin Boston Pttsbug
Albany and this place. but their prescriptions il,
vain. NV arm became useless, the elbow joint being
very much enlarged and covered with n'cers, that
my physician fearing modification would take place.
adriad me to submit to ampntatio", but this rejected
On my back there vas ulcer as large as the palm OF
nv hand, which became so painful that despaired Of
ever being restored health, even getting relief
Having seen similar to my own which was cut.
ed by your rahlab Cathocoa, as the last resort ap
piled for it. and the happy result is from its use tor
bout three months am perfectly cured
JOHl HEILI.
n. e. As | am about leaving the city, tor informa.
ton as the accuracy Of my case several gentlemen
OF high respcctaby may be referred to.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-23

cAsr.-samuel Rain, stout, full grown lad OF thr-
teen years ofage, healthy and robust habit OF
while swimming in the Delaware, sometime EN-, IN tne
month Of June, 1921, struck his shin bone niue DE-
consequences resulted therefrom for the space OF
week, when considerable inflammation and swelling en-
sued Dr. s. respectable physician OF the nelghoor-
hood PENIS neck, Salem county, New Jersey where
the boy resided, was called, and continued his a.en
ton for four years. during which time it grew worse
and worse until his uncle seriously alarmed beng
of opinion that the loss of his leg the only means
Of saving his life On the third day of August, 1874
he was put on course of Potters Vegetable Catholi'
con- and by its sole is now completely restored
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-23
Bacon, etc.

m 900 LBS. bacon
1U.ltUU SIS barrels & 5 hhds Baltimore WhisSey
Is barrels No. gross herrlngs
90 bbls. mess and 20 do prime pork
IS bags coffeee
Also, good supply of Porter and Ale. tor safe oy
June 90 l.. & La IhAMDf'"Hl,.-,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-23

and true and that the signature TO It IS IN we ha''
writing of this deponent JOHN 6I'1''' '1'de'"'1''
Philadelphia, May %, 1924.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-23
PhiIadclphia, May 2sth, 1924

Sir,-ln consequence of imprudent exposure four
wears ago ! had the misfortune to become afflicted
with disease. the painful results Of which induced ne
to apply in succession several respectable physicians
of this CITY from whom, however, received either no
relief or from whose remedies received apoher
pa mt quite as distressing the former. My whole
system became affected could get rest at night
on account Of the violent pain that felt IN every part
of nv body the weakness and emaciaon Uf " hich
such that could scarcely walk In tb. state fortu.
natey heard of pour Vegetable Catholicon-four bot,
ties Of which has completely restored me have
no pain nv appetite good and my strength restored
With many thanks forthe relief yoar medicine has CIV
ell me- am, your obliged friend, &c.
WILLIAM JPILSON
Sworn and subscribed to before me, May rs. 1921
JOHN BINNS, 4kieyman.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-23
attcst-S.7MUEL RAIN

c.r,;fcaie.-S Some time in August, 1924, was de.
sired by W. W. Potter visi: and examine the above
lad. Samuel Ran-the disease he was afflicted with Is
termed Necrosis and severe case of have ne
yer seen-considera portion OF the whole diameter
of the tibia the main shin bone OF the leg had eNo
lated and come out-the wound measuring at the time
seven nches in length extending from little below the
knee to near the ancie two inches and hall width,
and two inches and quarter in Depth the flesh being
along the edges to the height of one inch
and half-he much emaciated; had hectic fever'
night sweats and was rapidly vergng to the grave In
this state he wa, put on the Vegetable Caholicon.
which, in the course of three weeks removed all the
symptoms of hectic and in the beginning Of April, 1875,
after using ten bottles Of the medicine he was dischars.
ed cured have this day examined the lmo-iti Is as
sound As it was previous to the accident large guam
titv ofheathv bony matter filled up the vacuum LETT by
the exolia,ed tba. and the limb as firm and sound,
and AZ useful could possibly be, hadthe accident ne
yer happened.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-23
70 Rent.

10 NenSs
- The House lately occupied by Joseph
mB Cooper, on Ramsay's wharf, the stand iseqGal
s1 a, any in town for small business, and well
2oalculated to accommodate small family
Forterms, which will be moderate, appyto
oct25 II. L RAMSAY s Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-23

Dr H. and other ply sicians without obtaining sny,.
lief About twenty months past applied to Mr.Ww
no,t.r who advising of the Catholicon con.
-,snc.d taking it Six bottles have effectuaIly euro
10 NV appetite has returned, my pains gone an
- now enjoy state of the most perfect health
MARTHA ~ MCURDY
No. 76, Chesnutstree,
Philadelphia. August Sd, 1926
From the spring of 1922, until this summer va,
afflicted with Scrotula; every gland o1Dy neck was
,nected by the rising of hard tumours, which broka
and left deep ragged ulcers was under the care OF
three eminent practitioners at different times, who con
nued to prescribe fo- for about nine months when
INV leo near the shin began to SWELL which aeera
,eS.snd large ulcer also on my body; flom the
former proceeded thick and offensive matter. CON
t;nued much in this state, my malady rather ncrsas
inc for some months, and finding my physicians ad
vice useless, them: and resorted the use
ot S,pau's Genuine Pauaeea~ which persisted in to
the extent of Nine Bottles, but without the slightest re-
lief Under these very un!avOrahle circumstances
commence ed using Pouer's legetate Cahoiicon which
soon manifested its influence over the disease; the t
mour ON nv BODY now broke and began to discharge,
and soon after ali the ulcers began to heal very fast in
few weeks more my great establishment the ulcers
were entirely healed-the pains which had been sub
;ect TO- were removed--and my appetite restored and
| N fact nv bodily health is very much improved from
the exclusive use Of Mr. P0ters tata16te takOhcon
MANUEL NORRIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-23
7WOKAS TiONhINS,
Opposite Washington Square.
Philad clphia April |. 1926,

fhilaHciPnia. APrH l, 1876.
This is to certify, that have been laboufing for
wears under dreadful disease that occasioned more
than 90 Ueterae ulcers my neck and body, and in
my throat. In this state remained upwards o one
wear under tn of highly respectable well known
medical gentleman, taking every medicine that or
dcred me, but without any effect, and was finally a.
bandoned by him as incurable. My frame had become
mnch emaciated, from the long and pains en-
durcd, and my health destroyed. In this despair
ing situation, Mr.. w. w. Potter very generously offer
cd me his Vegetable Cathocon, which Immediately
commenced using and my great SURPRISE its powers
became visible by healing up the ulcers remov
ing my pains. and restoring my appetite in few
weeks and say with confidence that the Cathoicon
alone has saved my life
" " a. H7NILTUN
saw the above case at the time he enter ed the
OF Mr. Potters Cathoiicon and an testify that it
was very severe and seemingly hopeless one have
the same person within few days, and found
him perfectly restored TO heath.
April 9th, 1896 H. M'IuURIRLE, H. d.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-23
400 hs. Bat Cotton,

for nterlinng quilts-Leghom and Sea Grass Hats
Painted, black and white feather fans.
6mo7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-23
~pursuant to the foregoing

decree, shall on the Sth day OF August next oeioe
tbe front door of Clages Eote in the town OF Alex
sndra expose TO sale by public auction, TO the highest
bidder for ready money, certain
Tract OF Aland,
Of which Mrs Eliza Dulany died possessed, containing
about forty -four acres together with the improvements
thereon situate lying and being IN the county OF ,ar
fay Immediately on the line ct the District OF Coium
oia and aear the said town OF alexandra.
JOHN SrANARD, II. +. c, ID.
iune S0-2aw5w
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-09
PAINTING.

VIE subscribers would respectfully infrn,
4 their friends and the public generally,
that e they continue to carry On the PAINTING
BUSINESS in Westminster, a few rods from
the ng-houss, in all it's branches; such
as Horse, S,gn, Ckaise, Chair, & OrmameataE
PAINTING, GLIDING, &c. They napufac-
ture OIL CLOTHS of all sizes for Spreads.
They will keep on hand, for sale, most de-.
scriptions Of FANCY & COMMON CHAIRS.
which they will sell as low as thew can be-
bought of equal quality.
Secondhand Chaises will be Painted and
Repaired in every part at short notice.
All orders for SIGNS, or any part Of thest
work, will be Immediately attended to.
Those who wish can be accommodated with
PORTRAIT PAINTING at their residences
In different towns, or at the Shop of the sob
scrlbers
~ b-They tender their thanks for the en-
eouragement they have hitherto received, and
hope from their experience and atteation TO bu-
siness, to receive still a portion of tke public
patronage. ROBERT PECKHAM,
SALMON MILLER.
Westminster, May g. 6wle
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-09
MATCHLESS STIRLING

NILL stand this season for Mares, at the
w stable of the subscriber, in Northbo-
rough, except during June Court at Worcester,
and on public days.
STIRLING is beautiful dark bay, sixteen
hands high, and is eight years old. He was
sired by Old Stirling, formerly Of Hardwick
and Charlton, who was bred in Virginia, seven
teen hands high, and whose stock is superior to
any in the State, especially for the harness..
The Dam of the Matchless Stirling was dark
bay, of the famous John Browning breed, OF
Rutland
Terms of said Horse SO the leap, and 10 the
season. Warrants agreed on in case the Mare
is left with the subscriber. Pasturing reason
able accidents and escapes at the risk Of the
owner. HENRY HASTINGS.
Marlborough, Mays CIVIC
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MARRIED.,

.1L4RRLED,
In Marlborough, on the Sd inst. Mr.. Levi
Holbrook, of Danville, Virginia, to Miss Eliza
Grout, daughter of the late Seth Grout, ESQ.
In Northbridge, Mr. Benedict Arnold to
Miss Lydia Spring, daughter of Adolphus
In Lancaster, Mr.. James G.. Carter to Miss
Anne M. Packard, daughter of Rev Mr. Pack
ard
: In Leomnster, Mr.. Henry s. Hills to Miss
Sophronia Carter
In Salem, Rev. Moses C. Searle, of Grafton.
to Miss Mary Ann Smith.
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ASSIGNEES' SALE.
eowtf19

VENO be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, on
m WEDNESDAY,, the 18Th day of June
neTt, at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon, on the
premises-two FARMS, situated in the cast
erly part of Templeton, about one mile from
the Meeting House, containing about two hum
bred and eighty acres. Said Farms have on
them good and sufficient Buildings, and in
good repair on one of the Farms they arc
nearly new. There is School-house adjoin-
Mill within eighty rods of either House
Also, an out lot of eighty acres of Pasture
and Meadow Land. One other pine lot Of
about twenty acres. Said Farms will be sold
together or separate, or divided into lots to
suit purchasers. Sale Decentralization
made known at the time and place of sale.
Per order of Assignees,
SAMUEL LEE.
Templeton, May 5, 1897. 5w*l9
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ROMAN.

this season at the Farm of Mr.. STEPHEN WILL
LIAms, in Northboro,' County of Worcester
+ ROMAN was purchased in England, of the
Earl of Warwick, and his pedigree has been
traced in the New Market Studbook, from
Childsrs, the swiftest Horse that ever run over
New Market course, through eight generations
of the highest bred horses and mares in En-
gland, without a single cross of inferior blood.
At years old he won 5, and at 5 years old he
won prizes, and has since beat some of the
aeetest horses in England over the most cele-
brated courses.
His color very bright bay-black legs, name
and tail-walks and trots WELLS very good
tempered-high spirited active--full 15a hands
high, and is considered by judges as handsome
and well formed horse as can be found in the
country.
Terms-$2O the season, to be paid before
the Mares are taken away.
Marlborough, May, 1877. CIVIC
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, May 2, 1897.
TO the WSdotc, Creditors and Hears Of JoHH
w. HUBBARD, lats of Worcester, IN sosd
County, Esquire, deceased, and 10 all osbew
concerned s's the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL see FIT at thS Court OF Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the Grst
Tuesday in June next. at nine af the clock, be.
fore noon, to show cause why Doct Samuel Aus.
tin, Executor Of said deceased's Will, should nos
be dismissed from said trust of Executor, and Al.
ministration (de bonis non) With the VIII annex.
ed, of said estate granted TO Samuel VI. Barsside.
Esq. of said Worcester; and you vlIhbe heard
thereon
10 NATH'L. PAINE, ,. PROB.
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w FRESH GOODS.
A. & C. A. HAMILTON

AVE received handsome addition to
II II tneir former assortment, which they offer
1t much lower prices than heretofore such as
Plaid and Striped Batiste, elegant patterns,
Batlste Glnghams Cravats,
Grape, Grecian and Muslin Dresses,
French and India Levantines,
Calicoes, in great uariety,
SILK Nantes and Shawls,
Valencia do do.
Linens, from 25 cts to 81, % per yard,
"A Bobbinet Lace do. Plain Footing,
Lace Edgings and Insertings,
Ladies and Gentlemen's Gloves,
do. do Hos;ery
White and Mixed Linen Drilling,
Grandurills; Derry Nankeens,
Swiss, Null and Book Muslns
Sd Swiss Cravats, Gerry fine.
Knitting Cotton and Pins; Needles,
Sheetinga, Shirtings and Gnghains,
Umbrellas Parasols; Shoes,
Oa Cloths; Buckram; Padding,
Green French and Pressed Grapes,
Black and White do do do.
Ga, "a and 81 Table Damask,
Artificial Flowers; Hair Pins.
VEST NDL4 GOODS and GROCERIES.
Worcester, May 9. 3wis
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Worcester, May s, 1897.

A person in Plymouth came near being burnt
to death on the night of the Goth ult, from the
bad practice of reading in bed He was rous-
ed from his sleep by the swapping of burning
feathers under his head he was enabled to cx-
tinguish it by presence of mind which every
one does not possess.
Slavery in New York State is to cease on the
9TH of July next, and preparations are making
by people OF color, in various parts of the State,
for celebrating the event on tho 9th, as a jub-
leo.
A patent has recently been obtained for an
easy chair, the seat, the arms, and the back Of
which are formed entirely of iron.