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MARC ARET HOFFMAN
Phiiotieiphia. Nav go. 1926.

PHN0aelpHid. .NdV 30 is26.
This is TO certify, lhal my daughter Elza.
helh Binder, aged sixteen yenrs, labonrei f..
twenty-five month npdere srvrre Wrsra'ioJ
Of the tongue aud throat, which roceeded To
such an extent As 10 eat away a lhlrd par .,
her tongue, end nearly 10 destroy her palatr.
and render her speech unntcligible. In tn.
state, medical advice Was resorle1 TO, aud o.
very remedy, that was suggested, tried, but
in vain when, hearing ot Mr Potter's "
gelahle Cathoicou, VA, induced 10 try la, .
Two bottles have etfnctualy cured her, AMI
she is now perfectly well
ELIZABETH BINDER.
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ELIZABETH BINDER.


This is to certify, that my son, John Ho-
worth, aged fourteen years, has been aiiiiCt-
ed for eight years with the Kings Eel The
best medical advice was had, every remedy
was trirl, bat without success, until Mr.. Pot.
ter's Vegetable Catholirou was had recourse
to, which has ef1ectuaIIy cured him, The
tumonrs are dispersed, aud his general
health IS better than it has been for many
years past.
Thie give unsolicited by Mr. Potter and
from a sincere desire Of benedt,rg others
who may he similarly situated.
GEORGE HOWORTH,
Z Il. u IL |.
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THOMAS T0NpKINS,
Opposite Washington Square.
Phaqieipiia, Apra /. 1926.

This Is In certify. that have been laboring
for eisbt years, under dreadful disease that
orcosi,ned more than one hundred lnpsier-
ole pJcers on my neck and body, and In my
,braa, In This state remained upwards OF
ano year under the care Of highly respec-
,,,ie aud well known medical gentleman,
,at;,a every medicine that he ordered me,
bnt without any effect, and was finally aban,
.9nnad hv him Ms incurabie My fame had
hec,a,e much emaciafed, from the long and
.nyare mains endured, and my health was
do.,royed. In This despairing situation, Mr..
". ". Potter very generously offered me bis
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do hereby certify, that twelve years ago,
three days after being confined, bo;h my les
began TO swell, constituting the disease emil.
ed .Httk Leg. Abonl eight Gouths after they
commenced swelling, the niccrated and IN
Ibis deploraale state | continued until about
one yeer since, wheo hogan 10 uso Potter &
Vegetable Catho.con. By its cole use am
DOW perfectly veil the Ael,ngi gone, the
ulcers ha1@ healed, and my lim3sa are as sound
and heaifhy asav-r
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JOHN n 'tIl|IlI, Jun,
No. IS, Chesnut street.

C3sE. C $ was of a scrofrlous
a5@' Al the age Of three years his parents
N''eRed an liberation of the head.
'9eetd'ng, as is supposed, from raccinaiton.
~ was al tir,t confined Ia a small compass,
20"om the continued discharge, twas soon
.9mman'Catcd 10 the whole scalp, which
l,e'ented horrible appearance, being al
l1oa' one entire seab: soon after this dis
r1"se Commenced from his ears, which be-
aae very offensive. Biisttrs, crashes, ONT
sF' g. were vigorously resorted To, but III
u" Alter remaining in this situation for
. .,g'o olan six mouths, the Fesefabie Cafhoh-
i, la was recommended aud its use immediate
= commenced II quickly displayed lis az
;5aaao,"ieaged powers over the disease, by fr5
ts., ras'ng the discharge, hui which soon al
-. =, ceased, the complaint being completely
'ps'ca'ed, aud the child restored to health
Ca. v, Information as to the accuracy OF this
- Tie father of the child can be referred
", q" application to ". W. POTTER.
~ D. The above case of Tintd Copitis5 or
rated aere head, should be warning 10
,,5;.I,'3 TO guard against the evil effects
.an nen 100 often arise from negIectng to use
s'n Parlfer of the blood after the vsceIua
-,.a u 'heir children. The Caihoije0n is Of
.5an, as a suitable remedy in these cases, and
'I rHl oe invariably used.
'"fassiphta: Feb %, 1877.
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Wy 'alher
res my iat'lef---'a'a oos' '''ou INV
"th Nf'
" my 'alnei po>' ''"p 'sh u 10
yea INN cursed IS ine son VINO can
'Fe't me manu. "h'eh'ea ,'li'l III 'n' M
~ and led nm III ms Noo'hi"! days !
"aola h'Ve dl'a 10. nlh' =.
non you "oaidsl see nm
p, " ooioNt mon mock mr. stranger
"" summers nave paN>s' e'h'e my Ii
49,, '''''a a ~ - ~ H.
a, , '',,''' -, =, .'an,a.%
,fLi, l''..'l LII -, la,a H.,
-
r.a.......i......
F.ll'.. -, Y''' 10y IN h'lall
,,., II ,..' al,
~, - ~, 49, IT, - l. Il.
CO.. III. -
'i"l, oPheN' l''e mol eN'l,i'hoo
Ai,nah'a, soua'h'' 4i'sPlng MS h'ed'
he WI ioau you To your aoaln-
Angel oi my HE, como 10 my arms |!
Amanca II was thy voice brard. lie5-
ven defend Thee IN thy Innocence !
Stranger lie had turned TO address
The wonderful parsonage, but he waS
gone They caught glimpse oi HIM
as he dashed across tie mountain
stream, and heard hun 0Xclam rs he a.
rose on The opposite bunk Remem-
Der he mountain hght lie dartod M
10 the forest and they saw hnno more.
n
For seven successive sights ,lhalslme
mysterious llrhl plared brightly OH the
mountain side aud is mauy DAYS did O.
rol and his al,endlnts search the CIV
ems and plen,. but all IN VAN. At Last
Ofol determined on making IN excur-
sion by nighl himself, when tho lieht
miohl serve as his puIdo to the plaer.
Evening come, and lie was read, for the
expedition. H. hid revealed lbs de.
aous tn no one, resolved 10 20 nnac-
companied On his way towards the
mountain he passed A mancA's bower.
md fingered a moment 10 listen to her
sonp. Farewell. Almanac. Ill Wrmpet
AGAIN 2 Ii erie with lre,n ulr voice. &.
nas,ancd rapldly away into thu forest.
Ills tourney up the mountain vas LONE
aud tedious; vet he pursued his course
wnh IN unYiclane purpose iii he came
af last near enough 10 The mysferion.
| l.ht To discover something of is sllu..
ilnn when Inc halted 10 rest himself
The 6eIt proceeded from a laree 6ro
built at the bas" Of huge and towering
elf. Il was led apparently w4th bonpll.
! Of mudntdin oak and ced.Ir. thrown
down upon it from tic summit Of tlt
trock.
No sound broke the Stiffness of the
place, except the cracking ofih fumes
and the crash Of HE falling lurl as !, va
preelpllated n intervals from the gidd,
heights above. Ofol was At loss WIN
ncxl 10 pursue. Once 81 twice h,
thought he helld the sound Of loolsicp
bnhind hun bul no living soul could b,
,en. He fell as much bcwrIdered il
The full plare Of the strange mountain
huh, rs lie had been IN The darkest pas
,cs or channels on the mountlin SIDE
Al Of sudden bllzing fire brand ros,
wheeling in the air rom mar the rock
md fell directly belotr him. VIII,
art thou = hoarse and heavy voice OK
claimed. Before OiOl could reply,
snrlek from behind han. pierced his W.
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! nlnunllln Nv MS cottage. lie nhd been
roaming on the hills, looking around on
the peaceful hamlets. and yillaery. Over
which his father once held his Dominion.
aud gazing on the poodly scenes al hi,
own native country.
In all the WIDE world there are moi
such dolghiiul prospects. such picu-
RESCUE and romantic scenery. ms may he
| found among the mountains and ,allieS
of Chilldn. In one direction may be
seen nnmberless bulls covered Wuh Tor
ests gently rising, aud AS Gently dcscen-
ding, extending in successive miula-
tons, far As the exc can reach. In A.
mother direction may be seen the tower
! ne Andes, whose sides are yarierated
with craas and beeilng clils. aud dark
woods and whose snoW-eapt Snmmits
seem 10 bear ~ the Nanltcd arch ofhe.,
ven. In another still, In as The sish
can eytond my be seen the blue W.
ter, oil the Pacific, seeming TO hang on
lorders oithe sky, like broad rich
curtain of natures richest earnishinp.
LONG had Orol s,t caz;na On tbr an
qry wate,, fine stream. N.atchinn so,n,-
times the ,norliye bnbbIes NJ ,bcy cn,I-
cd in The eddies before INN linn n.sso
away from his siolr forever Pos, I'm y
lie cried. Pass on unhceainp stream.
/ am we,,,rd v;,b q,,,ao AN The Nav
tnl currents. q, my lalher Dosl thou
1--we l--Somclbing whispers me dlou
dost. Bot il cannot he. -, | WIS
once thy own loved boy but thou lri
gone forever, and | YEARLY pass my
ddys--.hose days winch would have
been my happlesl II thou hadst hvcd
and loved mc IS thou vast won't q.
my father thou art gone 10 the sky
lhc light--yC,-thc sun vert thol IL
nong the chief, of ChIlan. Terrible,
"rrt thou, my ialhcr--yrt lovely The
e',Ilar'h oi 'oe'c mountains acNno"Iadg-
Ell me brave on2"Imo az then iuhar
M lney were hdPpY. bul the mnrd-
ef'is came, anu lhon, my father lhon
Wcr' no more. y, am weary come
sioe ana el"Se 'he5e heaVy eyes u
foi ieahed MS mead gently away on The
green lofl' anda lngslumhtr came
over NM he mil' breeze 81 summer
pay 81 a"'e,'y around l''h' "'''ie he i'S
''9''''s u MS once io'ea parent 'na
sn'ilng among scenes OF visionary
'''S''
Spirit of the sky, protect him =
whispered one WHO had been listening
10 lie plants Of lhr youth. Ii vas the
5can''inl Almanac, The only being on
iii lhat shared IN Oroi's love. She
e'lno near nm, mol TO disturb hlm IN his
l'po''' ou' 10 scatter VIA MOWERS around
MS sr"aSy 'onco' an1 smooth MS curing
l'chs Oh MS prov oa' 'gain wl'hafe"
ana rom hor bower watched lis peace
'u' SUMMERS.
Valiant Orol y cried the bIushing
girl as size gazed On the young chlef--
IN y God bless dice, for thy tiIll ten
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q. Pjdadeipbia, .BaV, 2s, 1924.
Iosr,, am now, thanks to your medicine,
gaao man For nearly six wears have
,e,a martyr To a disease whose rava2e.
''enta II not soon stopped, 10 pat peri
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Vegetable Calholicon,' which | immed,.
ately commenced using and To my great sur.
prise its powers soon became visible, hy heal
ing mp the Ulcers, removing my pains, AND
restoring my appetite IN lew weeks-and /
say with confidence that tue Catholron a.
lone has saved my life.
WA. A. HAMILTON.
! saw the above case at the Iime he enter
ed on the use of MIR. Potter's Catholieou.eua
can testify that II was very severe and
seemingly hopeless ooc--l fave seen tnc
same person within a rev deys, aud loaud
him perfectly restored IL health.
Ii. M'MUR1 RTE, MD.
April ., is26.
Phjiq3s'pbia, Jaiy Is, 1870
have labored under "A very severe case Of
fetfef tor the last five years, andin theconIs
al mat time was attended by two very re-.
sPeelabie physicians OF this city, who pre-.
se"9ed aud recommended every popular re
medy which they thought would prove OF
cement, without success. | was hlistered
nine times on the inGe, and course OF mer-
cnry pursued Intellectually. Al this time my
situation became quite desperate, aud re.
naming Tor some time ia estate, i Wa al
Nl'ed by my friends TO try Poaer's Vegetable
Ga'holieon, IN which they had great conh=
deuce, and finally consented 10 give Il Trial
Alter using five bottles, the disease began IN
show itself more desperate than etcr which
caused me 10 think should never get freed
IRON this despondlng condition bal beinl
urged hy VI, Potter 10 take more, hally con
vlneed the hat his medicine woulA have the
desired efeeO followed his advice, thauk
TOD, AMI from the use OF nine bottles il cl.
lectnally performed cure. am now per.
iectly we'll, my system having undergone ii
complete revolution,
JAEMs PIPER.
This Is 10 certify, that have seen the "A.
hove case, aud believe il 10 be true and cor
rect WM. L. CARTER.
Pdiiadsiphin, Tug. ,, 1926.
This is 10 certify, thai WIS afflicted Wit
IA dsease Of be Lieer fur sfuep pears, whirh
prpduC a loss at appetite, and consequent
fmac'alion. During this period recelee,
the advice, ana toioWcd tue prescriptions
oi Dr. II and other pins sirans, without oh
tanning any relief about twenty month
pa,l applied 10 Mr. ". W. Potter, who ad
Vised course OF the Catholcon. | eommrn-
eed taking il. Six hotties have cGrcnail>
cured mr, and / now enjoy state oilLe
most perfect health.
MARTHA NJ. MCURDY,
No. 10, Chesnu-slrcut.
Sold by the principal Druggists and Book.
sellers IN the Quilted States
u Price So per bottle, or Cooper dozen.
- Printed directions are on the hotties.
W. " POTTER,
No. II South Ninth street. between Che.
nus aud Market, opposite the University o.
Pennsylvania
THE above Medicine for sale at the Drurg
and Medicine Store Of
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
Oppose Post 06iec-LBnbbHg.
May l. ON
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n AMP & LiNSEED Oll.s--<Walt,t H. Mid
II dleton has this day received large q,an-
tity of superior Winter Strained Lamp OiI.--A-
SO Linseed Oil, Spirit TuIpentine, White Lead,
&c. Nov. -
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CtHYcate.--Som time IN August, 1924, !
was desired by u. W. Potter, ., visit aud *.
anime the ahov lad, samuel kan--the dis
ease he was afflicted with Is termed NerroHg
aud a more serious case ot il I have never
seen--considerahie portion Of the Whole ii
aneter Of the tiba the main or shn bone af
the leg had exloiated and come oni--rhe
wound measuring at the time seven incHes
III length, extending from little below the
knee Ia near the ancle, two iurbts anda hail
IN width, aud two inches and a quarter m
depth, the flesh being refr verified a#png The
edges To the height ot one inch and hall
he vas much emaclated had hectic fevers
night sweats and was rapidly vergiHg L.
the grave. In this state be vas put on the
Vegetable Cathohcon, which, IN the course
u tnree weeks, removed all the symptoms IT
hectic, and in the beginning of April 1873
after using ten bottles OF the medicine, nr
was discharged, cured. have this day eX-
amined the limh--it is as sound as il was pre-
Won, to the accidental large quantity OF
healthy honey matter filed up The vacuum
|eh by the eXtolla'ed tiba, and The limb is as
firm and sound, and As useful rs il could pos
sibly be, had the accident never happened.
Henry M'MURfRtE, NJ. u.
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PHILADELPHIA, May % 1924.

CISE.-Samuel Ram, a stout, full grown
lad, OF thirteen Years OF age, Of hea thyana
robust habit OF body, while swimming N the
Delaware, some time in the month OF Jnnp.
1921, struck his shin bone little below the
knse, against hoat--no pain or Unpleasant
consequences resulted herefrom for the space
OF a week, when considerable Inflammation
and swelling ensued. Dr. 5. respectable
physician OF the neighhorhoOd OF Pcnn's
mock, Salem county New Jersey, where the
boy resided, was called, aud continued his
attention for fem years, during which tim
II grew worse aud worse, until his ulcer was
-rtaasis alarming, being of opinion that the
loss OF his leg was the only means OF saving
ms lie. On the 81 day OF August 1921, hr
was put on course OF Poltcr's Vegetable
Catholicon, and by its sole USE Is now com
pteteiy restore. Wv. POTTER
Attest-S.iMUEL RIM.
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JAEMS PIPER.

his Is 10 certify, thai have seen the a.
boye cast, aud believe it 10 be true aud cor
rect. NM. L. CARTER.
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- u nY existence. Having had no regular
medical advice from the commencement. nv
a'mplaint al last got TO such a height thai /
could not swallow without great pain anu
difficulty. rumols formed in different par
Il my body, aud began to think ny sitsa.i.
IN almost desperate. The five bottles of the
tatholicon which have taken have com
PIetely cured me, aud am now as well a. /
could wshto be. With my thanks, | am your
Obliged humble servant, SC
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GEORGE KANE


CITY of Philadelphia. IS.
George Kane, OF the district Of Southwark
personally appeared, end, beng duly sworn
doth declare and say, that the above state
ment is, in all respects, correct aud true, and
ihat the signature 10 il is in the hama VII
ling OF this deponent.
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Another day was drawing to a close.
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! saw the above case at the iime he enter
ed on the use of Mir. Potter's Catholieou.ana
can testify that II was very severe and
seemingly hopeless onc--l have seen Tn
same person within trw deys, and laand
him perfectly restored IL health
II. M'MUR1 MD.
April . ISo6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-27

oors' plot OF that section of Country. with I'm
view Treaty Lines, as run by Mr.. Bright marx ed
hereon and protested against the right of C,eorri,
20 cross n, Tor the purpose OF Surveying the ter.
''ory' which IN Tact yet belonged to the Indians.
what course Governor Troup will think pro-
per to adopt in this posture of Affairs is nor VET
Known to us, who do not happen 10 be in the se
ere,' oil his council 1t Is reported however. thar
ne has ordered out the Haucock Troop. Who ar.
to. march forthwith. Tpo,r;os
c". No - con Tae,dsy the oh int by the Rev. r. H.
this city. ~ ''e" T. -"oem"'"o, all Oh
his residence in Middle,ex county n, m. e,h >,
riah w. Crittende leaving wife ami al; h;,
hle Al this heavy dispen,ation Of
h 'snas 10 JOIN with then, in Jeporinr their irrena
on this eas'on, justice departed Worth he ~.
ront a'the virtues 1T him whose we mourn NJ ~ "
alike removed from every extreme; Cheerful D wncn -
prompt aud decisive in an his measui e, vet v,ba",
ann hosptabe h, doors ever omen for ~.
RECEPTION of the DISTRESSED hs hand ready 10 ,,;n.
to their necessities yet he wa, moi p,oJ;..i g h,er
manners he elected the friendship who knew him, rs
inc character OF husband Kind and obliginrof ch.
and aneccn,e Of gracious and human.
W'h honour he discharged all the and relative ;s
me- The suffrage. OF his felow-eitizens having called b
oNpresent Them IN the State Legislature he seryc tben,
many years with fathfulncss and ability; and when ,;
the .eat Of Justice hrs sdmnistr alton VI wa, ~
w"h wisdom and impaitialty. TComn,,a ;.. 10. Ss"
Monday the 18th Mr. Li,tie57y Noon in The sg,h On
M. disease wa. long and painful but he bore !.
a "or que m"ie highly esteemed by who kne w him. 6
~, at me resideuee OF Capt. VIM Robins. fG,u,.,tsr
yes ii. merchant cf considerable ,n;nSor ~ 20
york. previous TO the Ievollion several yrar At.
20 ,hI' state where his character for honesty and
Integrity aud Probiy were universally esteemed. is u'
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R9N9UraY

kkOh The snhsefiher Farm 10 Cheereld county sbcpt
the 18th OF this month"; January, likely bfisht mn
ls;to an about ~ old, about fees inc hes beh veil
made Wien cOiued IL cetisn stuCr; hss b,Shv b.I
OF hn aud sdownoa eountenanee He had when ,lopeJ
DARK grsy mixed domete cloth JACK paniaIoon of
stout texture, aud oznsufg sht lie has many tei,, 49,. 10
aud about Richmond, where suspect he I,arbored lie eli
probably attempt pass Tor free man aud will nroente
geJ papers iOf that purpose. will give iO euarJ ~ a..
persOn who will deliver him TO IN Cheder6sd ., ssn
him ~ any jail aud give notice that nav get h;o I'm
- RICHARD GREGORY.
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WAS committed 20 the jail Of corico county IN N. ,,
SHy o, ssPte%aber ia2a musuo who says hi. pane
mEl,hf, sud that he The property Of John w Fnsr
OF foShatin county, Va Said runaway +. sbo, % 80,
sye feet h'ghj bad When Committed yellow
c"a', b9e easmere Isntaloons fped sgsndayn v.s fs
s"'eh shHand an old nf hat The Of aid negro n
berto y aesed to come Forward sud comply with The qsos
sites Of The law or he will be dealt with aceoTJineIv
JOHN p BURTON, .. S. Tor Wm.b lnJriJrs, sue.
JAIL si.-I2y
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Green Spring Land for SAFE

tiSb dtsir"us Of repoying TO
- offer for sale my tract Of land Louisa rallied
containing httw.th aud 500 acres, situated in the
hood 81 ne 6ssn Springs, district Of country wei, KNOWN
io 'erihy The 'ppr a eomfotahis J.ll;a.
house, barn, iorehose aud all other necessary o, %
geoS teps Ia" 'nd aud all the lands the same qoy
W ns feiy 4e hevrd Z" be better adapted Ia the erowth
o wheat Oace aud glass than lands in Wis r;na bsio.
we now on the tract large timothy mea-
person wishing TO pure base w the ,Ihofber feJnv on s
premises, " Mr. John S. Fleming al Goochand CoInhon"
90, LUDLOW BKAMHAAI.
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For THE EyyoL-IRER

AZ a numerous meeting OF The Fl eeholders Of
Cumberland at their Courthouse on MONDAY the
I'D OF January 1927 (cour, day. Frances b..
i!cane jr. was called 10 the Chair, and George ii
Matthews appointed Secretary. On motion, John
Miller, Mellon Page, Maurice Langhofn, James
isbeil, John z. Wilson. John G.. Page and Henry
Hatcher, were appointed Conimi,tee to prepare
AMI report 10 the meeting resolutions requesting
Mr. ianoo!ph to become a Candidate TO represent
this District in the next Congress. The Com
mitiee retired, aad after short time reported the
following resolutions, which meIe unaninousl,
adopted by the meeting.
Resoioed, That in consideration Of his long and
faithful public services, and his uniform, JEALOUS
and able support OF the rights OF the states and Of
the people, our distinguished fellow Citizen John
Randolph OF Roanoke, be requested to become
Candidate TO represent this District ia The mex,
Congress of the United States.
Resoirea. ! hat we duly appreciate the services
OF our present Representative, Geor2e w. Crump
and approve The patriotic and insgnanimous mo
ives wnich have induced him TO decline a canvass
at the next election.
Resoioed, That Committee be appointed TO
communicate these proceedings to Dir. Randolph,
and request from him The Chairman
then al pointed John Miller, Allen Wilson, John
Z. Page, JotnP. WILSON and George ii Matthews
he COMMITTEE for that purpose.
Resoiued, That these pfcce sdings he published
in the Richmond Enquirer
IL DEANE, Chairman
GEORCE III. MArruE1ys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-27

Mi VIM Smith, the present Representative in Congrs..
from the DiIic p GrernbiIer Monroe, Logan Nerr k.
nawhs, Cabei Mason, Wool, Lewis aud sndolpb drels
hrius Tia, eieetr,n W stand that Mr. Ballad
Smith, CoL Joseph Lowell aud Mr Maxwell have declared
themselves candidates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-27

The Charlottesville G.zette, Of Saturday SAYS,
the sale OF the personal property OF the late Tho
mas Jc0ers0n, commenced at Monticello on
Monday last. sgreeably-to the notice previously
gwen IN the advertisement of the Executor. Tie
sale continued from day to day until Thursday
evenins--al the personal property was sold except
few articles which 10 he removed TO some of
The cities and there sod heretofore stated in the
advertisement of the Executor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-27

TOO P' re, Q. s.VIsUU Of 10, and 1000 Of 81 eatL
u The Capital Prize OF 20 900 Dollars h,y;n. H.. r.,
a Ua ,noer (2ss47J agreeably the scheme Ihe,.
ehnIhS with
are each entitled to Fo,sr DOliay, and in aJd; .,
ever other Prizes they n,y have drswn " 20 "ha'-
Jan ct. iS" IT. < BROTHERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-27
C6iee Of j. 4. Cohen, Lr. g. Brothers. {,
baltimore, ia Market ST. .Ly,, Is,I

nv IF We. 'hc pleasure to announce the hi, mora
DoLLARS drawn Yesterday afternoon in the So,
Lottery OF Maryland The cash paid to xcn,irm,n ".
u.ua at this Office. = " ~ o''""a'e ucket,