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Consumptions, Coughs, &c.
Battcr's Tcgetath Indian Specific.

Enters Ecgetabh hdian Specific.
mon the c"rc Of Colds, Coughs, c%onsn,npti
ous, Splitting Of Blood, Asthma, aud all dis
orders ofthe Breast and Lungs,
The Vegetable indian Specific, has stood the
test ofexpcrlcncc, aud proved iisclf the most W
lnable remedy ever discovered Tor the cure OF
Asfntnn, and AL the diseases Of the breast aud
lungs, leading to consumption. Tie following
certificate lust rcern ell fIom n highly respected
gentleman. will show It's value.
| Samuel Moore. do hereby certify. that for
upwards oil a year, WIS severely afflicted with i
pain ~ my breast accompanied viii o very bad
cough and sloitness Of breath and every mdica-
ton IN the opinion of "A Flysirian) 81 approach
M consumption. Aftei r1ssing through a
COURSE of mod cine, and finding 10 Icliet, ! was
induced 10 make trial Of Buffers Vegetable Ind,
an Specific, and The ne ofone mhdn half taille
completely restored mt 10 health and ] have re'
manned 50 ever since. being upwards ola YER
The celebrated Dr.. Cullen has tanght Us ihat
" our first attention shouidie employed IN WATCH
ing the approach OF The disease aud preventing
lis proceeding To an incnrahc state aud IN per
sons OF c~onsumptiyn habit, especially those born
OF c~opsumptiyr parents, the slightest symptom
of an approaching consumption az the consump-
tive period ollie ought carefully 10 he attended
to-
The Specific is obtained bv extraction from
herbs, roots, flowers. plants, &c. when IN pericc-
ton. H. consequence of Il hsppy coInbinatioa
OF the most valuable herbs. &C.it becomes Il ball
sam ofsuperiur value Itheals tllr injured parts,
opens the pores and comnoSes the Disturbed
nerves, after the manner ofm, a%noHyne COME
quenfiy the obstruction OF the chest aud the lungs
which constitute lbe disease particularly i,eed'HS
use. IL promotes APPROPRIATION. which IS So
constantly called for and whilst il cleanscs AMI
heals, il also gives strength to the tender lungs.
In this manner il removes the hectic lever, I'M
proves digestion, gives strength to The nerves, re-
pairs the appetite and improves the spirits. ms
specific may always be given IA sFfntt-it IS
mild & pleasant 10 the taste, aud isfnnnt paficu-
Iarly useful in hypochiondrical, nervous aud hys-
terical diseases.
Each bill ofdirections contains n detailed ac-
count of this disease IN all its different stages,
and will be accompanied with the signature of
the proprietor in red ink. Is IS offered iot sale
by the subscriber who is appointed by tie pro-
prietor sole agent for Lynchbuig.
June D. 3m THOMAS j. DUNAL,
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JOIN NCURDT. Jnn.#
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clSE. c. S was of a scrofnlous
'n'i nj The age Of three years his parents
p~feeeiVei an liberation ut the head.
pf1Gfel'ig, a, is supposed, from rqerina'lo,
= Fs At ir-t cuuiuo1 IN II small compaeS,
III from the continued discharge, il was oon
s'hnlntcaird to tine whutp scalp. which
presented u horrible appearance, being nj
"',l me entire scah sa"r after tins u dis
''tse commenced from tIs earS. which be-
g'hs frry offensive Biisir RS, t%raSieS, oinf-
nm o.. were rigoronsiN r"sorted to, but in
,'l. NheP remaining IN this situation FOR
Hofe than sis months, lhr Frst'abte Caihok-
~ "as recommended and lis use Immediate
tnnheacri II 4 rleklr displayed It's ne
a''"l'dsed pn'vars oVnr the disease, by ir>t
''1'rasing In" Discharge. but which soon al
,' ffa'e !, tlc complaint beng completely
~'."eal" ! anl he child restored ia health
r'f l%aiortnrtion ~ tntle accuracy nf this
.a,f, The l8'h"r Of the child can be r%eferTed
~ an application "a ". w. POTTER.
= u. tGe above case OF Tilsa Copitig, or
a'1ff'fd sore head, should be a warning TO
parents 10 g'ard against the evil effects
"'te Too often rise from negleciing ia I've
e''ie purifier Of the blood, after the vacciha-
y al th"ir Children. The CGih0iic0n IS of
Ell as a si''aide remedy in these cases, aud
sh2lia b" invariably used.
fhiddeiphia. feb. %, ls27.
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Phiadeiphia, Sept. 90, 1926.

Nh w. ". Potter,
Sir,-t hereby give You a statement of
my case. aud you are al liberty 10 use it in n.
ny manner yoh may think proper.
Abont four years ago | became afflicted
with a complicated case of Scrotiia and
Whiie Smelling during This period / placed
myself under he care OF upwards OF eighteen
r. ipertable pllysiriaus in Boston, riltsbmg,
albany and this place, buf tlIeir pIe criptrons
were in stin. My arm heefme u-eitsI, the
"ibow JOINT being very much enlarged, and
so covered with ulcers, tirat my physician
fearing II nor fcation would take place. nd
riscd me 10 sgbmit 10 aptpuiafiou, but this | re-
iectei. On my back Their was an ulcer rs
large as TN palm of my hand, which became
50 painful l1at ! despair"d 81 ever heiug re-
stored 10 healin. OF even getting relief. llh-
wing seea a similar case 10 my own which
"a, cured by yonr iuraipdbie Cnibolic0n, rs
the last resort | applied Tor il, aud the happy
result Is, from lis use about three months
AN perfectly cured. jOHN HEALf.
n. Il. AsI am about leaving the city, for
information a. 10 the accuracy OF nv case,
several gentlemen OF high responsibility may
be referred TO,
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THOMAS TOMPkINS,
Opposiic Washington square.


This is 10 certify, that | have been iahoring
for e,ubt years. nnder . dreadful disease ihat
.c.as, ned more than one hundred 6rtter-
Ulcers on my neck and body, and in my
,Lco,, In this state | remained upwards Of
,na ,ear under the care af \ highly resnec-
,.,lc ana veil known medical gentleman,
,okiua every medicine lha' he ordered me,
,,n, asittopl any effect, aud WAS finally aban
,t,neA by him a. iucurable My frame bad
t,anome much enaciafed, from the long and
.syore pains | endured, aud my health was
J..,royed In This despairing situation, Mr.
W. " Potter very generously offered me his
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Justice ofrhe Peace, Philadelphia city.
pbiIaaeIphia. .Jlne 90, ls26.

This Is 10 certify, that | i,ave been severely
AFFLICTED with the MsHmnflSm for the last fiji
ten years, aud 50 bad that | was obliged 10
use erutehes, ar help, 10 enable me 10 move
about. tried every possible mea"s OF re.
ceiving reliet FROM this deplorable situation,
hsylns used two bottle, of Swaim's Genuine
panacea without effect, when, about 4 year
since, | applied to Mr.. ". w. Potter Tor
snpply oi his Vegetable Cathalicon. and from
the use oftwo bottles, il has effected a cure,
mud. since / have stopped taking the medl-
cine, have never yet enjoyed better nealth'
DOROTHY BENDER.
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ELIZABETH BINDER.
PhiIad1bhin. Nav 90, 1876.

This is to certify, that NV son., John H.
worth, aged fourteen years, has been %atliet-
ed for eight years with the korgs Eri the
best medical advice was had, every remedy
was tried, hat without success, until Mr.. Pit.
ter's Vegeiahie Lhthoiicon was had recourse
To. which has cifeatually cured hun. The
are Dispersed. aud his gensrai
healtl. is better than il LAS been for many
years past.
This | give unsolicited by Mr.. Potter, and
from a sincere desire Of bencitlug others
Who may he similarly situated.
GEORGE iIDNORII,
Justice of the Peace, Philadelphia ctv.
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MARC AREr
phiiadsiphin. Nav 30, 1896.

FWIFHI'7VHfH' sHHV ~ IH-"'
This is 10 certify, that my daughter Fila.
beth Binder, aged sixteen years, labourei for
twenty-five month under severe uIcerntioa
Of the tongue and htront, which roceeded 10
such an extent IS to eat away a third part OF
her %tongne, aud nearly 10 destroy her palate,
and render her speech unintelligibie. In this
stale, medical advice was resortcd TO, aud e.
very remedy, that was .ugg ested, tried, bni
in vain when, hearing al Mr.. Potter's We
getable Caiholicon, Wa induced 10 try that j.
Two bottles have ettectuaily cuIed her, aud
she is now perfectly well.
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r4. s.ni- Weekly P4par, at -, and the WeeAly
II !, "a nrr a,uun, payable in adyance.-No sub
r r,,etoa VII he received 90, a las time time iha N. ' f, .n@@,ns
1l ~ r9i,,,y.a nuil all arrearaees are paid.
'"s !, ,..r,,.e nen,, will be inserted N 80 eents per
y - me arst TIM. aud 81 ~ ccuts for each
1li Those from a distance must be PAD Tor
'aa''f''' :, ,hc,r insertion, or the pavmcns assumed by
:. .ponsihle person IN byneiiburg.
jim ,b,,cer, D,ders not exceeding two squares are IN
,,el for SIX dollars'
=, Al Ietters addressed to the Editors must be post
- ,hey will M b. attended to.
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Phi rdeiphla, Mqy Is, 1926.

lido hereby certify, that twelve years ago,
three days after being eontlaed, both my legs
began to swell, constituting the disease call
Ell MIN Leg. About eight months after they
commences swelling they liberated and in
this deplorable state ! continued until about
one year since, whtu ! began 10 use Pottsr's
Vegetable Cathoiicoa. D. lis sole use am
uow perfectly well the swelling is gone, the
ulcers nave healed, and nylimbss,e as sound
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PhiIadeiplia, .Jne 90, 1926

This is to certify, that ! lnhored under n
very severv Uceraitd s0re MroG ant NOUN
for upwards OF = year, aud SO desperate thai
il prevented my eating any thing OF = nara
substance. ! took three bottles OF Swami 5
Pauarea without any elect. In ms STAT.
hrarinao Of pottrr's Vegetable Catholicon, !
mad recourse to il, and by the use OF three
hotties have been elertuaily cured. Il has
been up,Varis Of eighteen noalua s'nee
ceased taxing the medicine, aud there is 10
appearances OF a return.
THOMAS TOMPNlNS,
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Y~RAFTS on Boston, Providence, New-iork
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City,
and Richmond, Va, for sale III sums 10 suit pnr-
chasers, al IA small premium, at the Lottery and
Exchange Office OF ;. & NJ. ALLEN a. 40.
Lynchburg, where all kinds of unculrent money
is taken at the lowest rates OF discount
July ~.
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JAEMs PIPER.
This is 10 certify, that have seen the n.
bove case, aud believe il 10 be true and cor
rect. WM. L. CARTER.


This is to certify, that was afflicted with
a disease Of IN Lirer for strtp gtnc', which
produce d a loss OF appetite. aud consequent
rmeciation. During This period | received
the advice. mud followed the prescriptions
of DIR. II. and other physicians, without OBJ
tanning any reiief About twenty months
past ! applied 10 Mr.. W. W. Potter, who adj
vised d course Of the Catholieon. / commen-
red taking il. SIX bottles rave ofectually
cured me, aud | now enjoy a state OF the
most perfect health
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Hartfard, (Con) Feb. 90, 1927.

Mr., VIM. w. Potter,
Dear Sir | have now but one boitlS
oil Cafholicon eft. A person arrived this q
%vening, who cnme 60 miles since morning,
for II bottles of Catilolieon. aud would have
taken %. but | could not let him have but
9. He came expressly for the article. and
says that the person, who had used two hot
ties, has had n " liter affection or ~coueunptI-
on" 90 years mud that three of the family
are invalids, aud have paid in ten wears, Tor
medical advice and medicine, 81 100. He
saws the person who has used thetwo bottles,
neoer found any mediciu, 10 compare Uih The
CGihoic0n, and that the neighbours, seeing
the astonishing effects il produced. a number
ofthem ,rnt the above person 10 procureth The
article, for various chronic diseas es. The
person told me he would Matt two days, il
he could procure the two dozen viii yon,
withont tail, send me, or if necessary, even
cume with A few boxes of the Catholicun 10
Hartford, as | fear DELAYS will take place in
\rW York and New Haven and as 10 be-
ing out Of III. article, ! cannot think OF it.
Iam, ia haste, yours, &c.
H II
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES time IN August, 1921, |
was desired by ". w. Potter, Ia visit ana ex-
anime the above lad, Samtsl Rain-ttae dis
ease lie was afflicted with Is tctrned NecrosiS,
aud a more serious case Of II | have never
seen-considerabIe portion oil the whole dl-
aneter of the tibia, the main or shin boue OF
the leg had exfoliated and come out-the
wound measuring at the time seven inches
in length. extending from a little below the
kuee 10 near the ANGLE, two inchesanda huff
in width, aud two inches and a quarter IN
depth, the flesh being retroVev'ed along lie
edges 10 the height of one inch aud a hall
he was much emaciated had hectic teyers;
night sweats and was rapidly %verging 10
the grave. In this state he was put on the
Vegetable CathoIicon, which, in the course
OF three weeks, removed all the symptoms OF
hectic, aud in the beginning Of April, 1925,
after using ten bottles of the medicine, ne
was discharged, cured. | have this day eH-
amined the iimb-lt is as sound as il WAS pre-.
vious 10 the accident-a large quantity of
healthy honey matter filled up tIe vacuum
LETT by the eAfoliated tihia, aud the limb Is as
firm aud sound, aud as useful rs it could pos.
sibly be, had the accident never happened.
HENRY M'MuRTKIE, NJ. ID.
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WIN. A. HAMILTON.
April q, ls26

Philadelphia, July 20, 1895.
l nave labared under a very seyere case OF
ieuer tor The last five years, andin the course
OF that TIME WAS attended hy two very re-
Specialize physicians of this city, who pre-
scrihed aud recommended every popular re.
lnedy which they thought would prove Of
beneht, without success. was blistered
nine times N The face, aud a course of mer-
curry pursued Intellectually. Atttis time my
situation hecame quite desperate, aud re
manning ter some time in this state, I WAS al
'ised by my friends 10 try Peters Vegetable
Cathoi'con, in which they lad great conf
dence, and finally consented 10 give ii - triad
After using five bottles, The disease began 10
show ltseli more desperate than ever. which
caused me 10 think ! should never get freed
from ibis desponding condition but being
urged 10y Ar. Potter 10 take more, ttully con
WINGED mr lbat his medicine wonid have the
desired e%lieet) followed his advice, thank
God, and from the use OF nine bottles il ef-
fectually performed u cure. am now per.
lectly well, my system having undergone n
complete revolution.
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PhiiadsiDbjo Nm, % 1ao4

a.. Phliadeiphjn, Nay, %, fs24.
~ am now, thanks 10 your medicine, a
ae'f'y msA. For nearly six wears have
I'll a a martyr to a DISEASE, whose ravaaes
"'s'ened II not soon stopped, to put a peri
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Cd 10 my existence. Having had no regular
medical advice from the commencement. nv
complaint al last got 10 such a height that |
could not swallow without great pAin aud
litienlty. Tnmors formed IN different parts
OF my body, and ! began tu think my iisati-
on almost desperate. the live bottles Of The
Catholicon which | have taken have com.
pletely cured me, aud | am now as well as
could wish to be. With my thanks, | am your
obliged humble servant, &c.
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some minutes. II WINS IN open carrisre )
Tue younp lady WIS leaning thouolnlilily
against u of the cushions. Tire off,
Ger talked longer 1t length he bowed,
and they drove away. | was standing
before . druggists shop, Supporting NV
sell on lhn brass railing thai protected
n. As the carriage whirled rapidly
past, | vcnturc1 one last glance at tbe
pink bonnet. She was still leasing hack
against the cushions, and the romans of
her nosegay were beside her. As she
passed she extended the hand, whittier
than snow, which held it.. over the side Of
the open carriage, pressed il for an IN
S'ant 10 her breast, ler lips, and drop
ped il gently at my feet. | started for.
ward 10 receive The procions pif-
oh don't believe him cfied ~,
wife, intrrruptioe me it is all a ro~
nance; il is indeed. never looked
- never mcanf-T-'
interrupted her IN my turn, and Sci
2inp the hand She had extended IN HE
energy OF the monient, | pressed il, as
She lad doae the nosegay She ave me.
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Phiiadeiphia, May %, 1871.

C.7SEs-Samuel Rain, a stout, tuil grown
lad, of thirteen years oil nge, OF a healthy and
robust habit OF body, while swimming in the
Delaware, some time IN the month ,of jun.
1921, struck his shin bone u little below the
knee, against a boat--no pain or unpleasant
consequences resuItedilefa - from for the space
of a week, when consi lerable inflammation
and swelling ensued. Dir. 5. a respectable
physician OF the n~eighb9rhood of Penn's
neck, Salem county. New Jersey, where The
boy resided, was called, aud continued his
attention for fouI years, during which lime
il grew worse and Hor.e, until his ulcer was
seriously alarming, being otopiniou that The
loss OF his leg was the only means of saving
his life. On thr Sd day OF August, 1921, he
was PIT on a course of potter's Vegetable
Cs,holicon, and by its sole use IS nov com
pieteiv restored. " W. POTTER.
Attest-S.3MUEL R3LN.
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Sold by the principal Druggists and Book.
seller, IN the United States.
II Price So per bottle, or s3oPer dozen.
= Printed directions are ON the bottles.
w. w. POTTER,
No. I3 South Ninth street, between Ches-
nus aud Market, opposite the University of
Pennsylvania.
THE above Medicine for sale by the subscri
Der. sole Agent for the sales Of Lvnchhurg.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
l0pposte Post 00iee-LyUchburg.
May !. ON
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GEORGE KANE.
City of Philadelphis. IS.

City of Philadelphia, S..
George Kane, ofthe disiric, OF Southwark,
personally appeared, and, he,ng duly sworn,
doth declare and say, that the above state
ment Is, III all respects, correct and tue, and
that the signature to ii is IN the hand wri
ting OF this depnnent.
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Vegetable Calhalicon, . which | immedl-
ateiy commenced using, and 10 my greet sur.
PRISE IFS powers 5000 became visible, hy heal.
ing up the Ulcers, removing my pains, and
restoring my appetite in a few weeks-and
say with confidence that the catholicon n.
lone has saved my life.
WM. A. HAMILTON.
saw the above case AT the time he entef-
ca on The use ol Mr.. Potier's Gatholicon, aud
can testify TINT II was "a very severe aud
seemingly hopeless oun-l hare seen the
same person within a few days, and found
him perfectly restored 10 health.
II. MMuRIRlE, NJ. ID,
Anril ., $50
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4 ecnh tosk Ndstp.--In the same
town and about ihesamo period, = black
smith who had "A number Of apprentices,
used 10 say every evening, Come boys
let US leave off worh and go TO saving
wood
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70 mnkp he TERN uhite.-A miN~
ture Of Honey with the puresl charcoal
will prove an admirable cleanser.
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E
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
-.u.u FLETCHER Il RICH. H.. f0LEIs
sb'' p,bg,ber, of the Laws Of The Union
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From the Journal of Commerce

toMrtrMENTs.-h requires n nice
taste and curious .ffficifg 10 turn on
compliments n%eall,. The two follow
inc are mong The best thai VIZ have
seen, aud are both so happy and charac-
tefistlo that II is mol easy 10 prefer eth
or. But perhaps the Lawyers has it
by a trifle.
A country Parsons answcrio a young
Lady who sent him her compliments on
the Ten Of Hearts.
Your compliments. dear Lady, pray forbrar
Old English services u = more sincere.
You end fcn hen,is--ihe iyihe is only mine
so rive me onc-i burn The other nine
A lawyers lines handed ~ TO a benu-
tiiul young lady, who was atrendinaAthe
trial Of criminals nj the Assi2cs in Sur-
~.
When petty Offences aud frlnnice STUART,
Is there no Jurisdiction for Stealing one's heart
Aon, iaif Que viii smile. aud cry " Laws defy
you"
ABSURD that no peers can be summoned 10 try
YOU
But tilnt not that why 10 escape from onr fury,
For the Muses. and Gfaces viii just mike u Jury
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TO rem0re Uarts.-Nitratc of silver
lunar costic) cures those troublesome
o~xcrescenses, called warts, in an ex-
tremely simple aud harmless manner
Tlc method of using il is todip the end
Of the %causlic into n little water, and to
rub il ovcr the warts. In the course Of
a fey times, by SO doing they will be
ponn. The muriate of ammonia (snl
ammoniac) is likewise n very useful re-.
mcdy. ON of twenty years practice,
slys a medical correspondent in the
Monthly Magazine, : never knew the
above remedies 10 fail
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-09-20

GREENS AND TUKxs.--The ship Six
Brothers Captain Lee, which sailed Fl m
New York loaded with provisions for The
Mores, arrived at Poros. 18th July, and de-
parted on the 18th after having discharged
her cargo. She entered Oh the 9Th Of Au-
gust, at Marseilles. The Captain announ
ced that on the 18th July, Lord CochIane
was at Poros with the Greek fleet, just
come from Alexandra. lie however, put
the armament Immediately into operation.
Gen. Church has divided the Gre k ar.
my into small corps under the form Of GU
erillas, and thus he occupies the defiles of
Thermopyle and the mountains of Phocis,
in order to prevent every kind Of proyIs-
ions from reaching the Ottoman Porte.
Coloctroni occupies military line from
Argos 10 the lsthmus Of Corinlh, in order
to prevent as much as possible the com
munication Of the Turks The latter re-
main inactive before Athens.
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Further effects from the tate gale on tie
North Carolina CodSt.-We learn from
the Norfolk Beacon that the British brig
Iambletonian, Pell, from Campeachy.
whence she sailed on the 18th july, with
a cargo of Logwood, bound TO Liverpool.
was cast away miles to the southwark Of
Cape liatteras 1.ight in the very severe
gale OF Doth August-vcssel and cargo to-
tally lost-crew with the exception Uf VIM.
Thomas, seaman saved.-Capt. p. passed
for several days in the Gulph, number of
bales of cotton.
The schr. Bctsey, Young. of and for
Baltimore, from Rio de Ia Hacho, Sd Aug
with sugar, hides, and wood, went ashore
near the same place same day--vessel lost,
the crew and nearly oil the cargo saved.
Mr.. Robert Caldwell, supercargo Of the a.
bove vessel, informs that he saw the stern
and quarter deck of large ship, besides
various pieces ofwrecks, boats, &c. which
were washed ashore few miles 10 the
south of Cape Hauerss. From the beach
being literally strewed with pieces Of
wrecks ofvessels, boats, &c. it is cyidcn.
that the accounts We have received are nc;
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my former opinion only as q stalking horse
to keep us an eternal raSSaiogeto TO a foreign
and unfriendly nation.
salnte you with assurance Of great res
pect and esteem.
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
BENJAMIN AUSTIN, Esq.