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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-20

This morning, at 10 o'clock. the following Mes.
cage from the Governor wss presented TO both
Houses, by Mr.. Smith, his Private Secretary, and
was read by Mr.. Newton, the Secretary of The
Council VIZ:
GOVERNORS MESSAGE Extscs.
Fclio,c citizens Of The LegiSiof.0e Council end
of the House Of Representatives.:
When the two houses of ou' Territorial Legi'
la,ure adjourned in 1925, l expected to b vs the
satisfaction OF announcing 10 their successols. at
THE moment, that our population bad reached he
puin. ., which, ty The laws of the Un ed S'a'es,
Territories are entitled to be admitted in,o the u
nion. That we have reached that point entertain
no doubt; but notwithstanding the zeal OF the
Officers - hose duty i, is to take the census, the
! settlements sparse and the means of access
to The country so extended, that is scarcely POS
! -ibie to note with precision the increase OF our
inhabitants. In 1929, however, | anticipate with
security that the StsI of A kansas will assume 's
ratk in the Constellation which sdorns the Banne,
of our Country.
Within few months considerable alsrm - as
excited IN southwestern counties, by report
tli1i en- aimed force composed OF our citizens but
under the directi II the authorities in the neigh
boring Republic of Mexico, had crossed the Rec.
river. with the intention OF wasins spon the
Cananche Indians. The probable consequence oil
such preceding would have been retaaiory
iniosd OF those savsges, and some Inconvenience
TO the settlements on that frontier. II appears
that the party alluded 10 dispersed of their
o-n accord very after they had entered the
country of Texa-; aud by the latest accounts all
uneasiness among our fellow-citizens of Miller &
Esmpsed counties was di-sipsteI.
/ have lately received from the Secretary Of he
Treasury OF the u. States, the copy of an act oi
Congress, paced the ~ of March of the cur
rent year, which provides for the location of two
rov nships OF Land Tor the OF Seminary oil
Learning ia our Territory. Ii is intended to To-
this land witbou, delay: and am instructed
to make the necessary selections. IL viii give
the saiisfac ion 10 receive rom you such informal
ton will enable execute this duty in the
manner most advantageous To the different section.
OF our Territory W bile OH thi- topic would call
your attention 20 the stale of the reserved sec
lions for the endowment of Schools. Many o.
these tracts have been improved, and no doubt tn,
occupants would he content 10 pay certain rem
for permission TO rsmsn them. From TIM
source might be derived r fund. very muci
wanted, FOR the support of Counny-Schools.
GEO. lizard.
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from thai degraded pape
From the National In
tellig encer.
Gentlemen: Having
reported to the Secreta-
r. of War, some months
since, that the original
Proceedings OF the Gen
eral Cour; Martial, " hich
convened at Mobile the
9th OF Dee ember, 1914,
could not be found on
the files of the office;
and subsequently, nav
ing made a similar state
ment in reply TO a noe
from y Gfeen.
. Esq. of this city, which
statement has been pub.
llehed in a newspaper;
| have now TO request
the publication Of an OF
fetal letter on the same
SUBJECT, aud which is adj
dressed TO the Secretary
Of War.
Very respectfully,
X. JONES.
Nov. li,h.
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n. YORK ELECrION.

Tie vene. able Colonel Rutgers II The irsi
vote in the bsllot box, on iLe opening Of tie
polls OF the Seventh Wsfd, 80 New York, for Old
RI ckoTy, end msde speech TO his fellow citizens.
The following are ths1 remarks Of Col. Rutsurs
at the Seventh Ward polls
Z" am very old man, fellow citizens. You
have known me TOO long 70 suppose me caps
bls OF deceiyins you. l desire 10 say sou, that
The who has passed through the of our
FIRST sni second peril cannot he pable of plotting
mischief against the 'spublc; nor can the man
who has exposed Lis person ani pledged hs pro-
perty in The hour Of danger, be the Toe OF liberty
and his country. There are bui = few Of US left
who Witnessed the frat efforts for freedom, end
we more than repaid by .seirg cur couniry
under The blessings Of Providence free end happy.
Let Us no' suppose any Who drew his sword
in the 5Fst snd second war for liberty. could de-
serve the character which bis enemies give him.
give you the ticket of the old republican party
and caer 1t with additional pleasure because it II
the ticket friendy % Gen. Jackyon."
InfeUsting Relic ~ young geEilemf0 OF
this city, Mr.. Jo.ish MAKE, sem us yesterday,
one Of the Epsulets worn by General Jackson At the
gloriOu. ba tie e New Orleans Tbs psr were
presented 10 him, together with the military
cock'd bal Of The general. by Ms. Jackson. I'd
wHo.e f'Hiiy i' wts veil z ircfc Ne Orsa0s
fe Wesicru 9,a'-e. s'ies inc eai,.1t VIC org oi
ito S'h cf tsr1o-y We s'-I scr! ~, Fr4tie'
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u
From the National In.
telligencer, of Aug.
22i, 1927.
:" We have only one
observation TO make in
reference to the letter,
winch Is upon that pat
Of II whereIU the General
says that he record, In
regard TO the trial OF the
mIiiriamen, either IL or
ougktto be on file in the
Department of War
The fact, we believe,
has been sscsrtsined, that
The record of the trial is
not in the Dspsrtm eni OF
War, and the friends OF
Gen. Jackson know that
it IL mot. They perhaps
dn net know what we
now sia,e- that the re
cord was transmitted TO
the War Department at
the time, bu, was return =
Ell by order of the then
President who probably
did not much like the
compiexion OF it) TO the
state Of Tennessee, and
we believe TO the Gov
erncr e the State, un-
der whose order the draft
OF the Militia was made.
Mr.. Madison is one who,
we hsve good authority
for saying, could no,
look on blood and car
Mage with eomposare,
and who could not, OF
course, approve of this
slaughter, IN cold blood,
of mIlitiamen, whose on
ly cIim-, at the worst
was a m stake of their
duty. He, therefor e,
probably declined plsc-
ing among the national
archives the record oil
these proceedings. Ger
tin Il is, that they
were returned to Ten
nessee, and are ia p s.
session OF the friend- oI
General Jackson, though
possibly unknown 10
hin.
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ADJ. GEMS OFFICE, J
Washington. ;
10Th Nov. 1927
Nov 18th.
To the Honorable SEE

To the Honorable SEC
RETARY OF WAR
Sir Il have the satis
faction 10 state, that the
=" original proceedings"
Of the General Court
Martial, which convened
a, Mobile the 5Ih Of De-
ceinber. 1914, have just
been found.
In one of the Depart
uleols, there is a recess,
in which a variety of
old papers, sc. have
been deposited, az ! am
informed. ever since the
removal OF the AdIuiant
Generals OMre to this
building, in June, 1921.
1t was here, amijs, this
mass of Promiscuous pa
pers. with which, no
doubt, it had remained
several year. uuknov0,)
that Mi. Williams, the
lsI clerk, this morning
discovered a bundle, con d.
tsiains proceedings OF
sundry Courts Mar,ial,
Of war date, and among
these he document which
has been so loug missing
and absent FROM the sp~
propriaie place Of record.
l am, Sir, with great
respect, your obedienl
servant,
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NE BOUNDARY

Bosroc. Nov. .. - The Counties Of iisdiord
Deyton, ard Corhwallis, ~ Lower Canada, bave,
81 separate meetings. ss-eI the following
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved, Tbat The Embellishments 20 ihe
South Of the 81 Lawreuer. from opr osi's Quebec
% te.e bounded by heights. Or ihs Distance
u 'ryn .o - iaagae- from f.e b4Hs 81 tao liver
= La7. ths p.n 1i tbe country is alrchnretf
W.. .Ar.i'4rtt, 7bs -ro e. -s,s Il fa-si.b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-20

TIE GENERAL ASS EMILY
Of the Territory OF Arkansas convened yester-
Jay morning at the Capitol, in this town. All The
Members Of b1th HOUSES were present. In The
Legislative Council, Daniel T. Witer was elect
ed President, Thomas w Newton Secretary, and
Io1athsn Hsrdin Door-keeper. IN tbs House Of
aepfessn.su9es, Ambrose II Sewer syss cleo Cd
Speaker, q. Rome C's'k, ara 1,--a Cvso8 Daor-
- ---gr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-20
Il. JONES,
Hi GEN .

Tie National InIegencer says, that the Lord
Mayor intends TO call on the Secretary OF War,
for copy Of the " original proceedings"
1t sill be recoIlecied that the Hon. Secretary
in his letter US, declared that be would give no
informal ION for political effect VIII ne forget
this, Ike he did his conversation with the Pre-
sidsni, about the MIX Con~piracy! a cOHDeHi-
eni memory, Ike charity, covers multitude OF
sins. u ash Tel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-20

which bis country could assign hin: that those who
object TO his character Of solder, forget that Arts
tides aud Washington and Cato we soldiers, and
that we. the people of this Union, are The TO.
mans of Caesar the French OF Napoleon; aud
above l. that if so faithful and brilli.nt
as his has been sometimes marked with bleinish
they were errors seldom committed Intentionally,
never ubsina'ely persevered in
Be i, therefore Received, Tht we should view
the recollection of the present incuben, in the Of
fice al President of the United States as a step
frausht with danger TO liberties, and distress to
every interest.
~ That supporting of Andrew Jackson, by
majority at the people of ,hi- Union. is the Only
n,esus which prevent the recurrence of AL e.
vent much to be deprecated.
. That ia common with his other friends in
this State, lend our efforts the accomplish.
meni of tha, purpose, by insructing our delegate
elect TO give their support la frming an Electoral
Ticket favorable to the election OF Andrew Jack
son.
That The foregoing preamble and resolutions
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and for
warded 10 the iiichmond E'guref aud Constiru-
tional " big, with request that they may be pub
!ishei.
FRANCIS II. IRBY, Chm.
ED1~D c. WILKINsoH, Sec'ry.
Charles City, 18th November.
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We understand that on the above day, the ri;i.
Gems Of Charles City, Supposed to the election o!
Jackson, had been irr.fcd 10 attend there was
previous .,oticc TO the friends of Jackson and
that very large meiory attended the Jackson
meeting, Eve have heard to u. there is not the
smallest doub, OF that county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-20

Capt. John e. Cstle,t DR. boswell
DT. Jno X Stone Phil H. Jones
VIM. ,. QuiseDheTty w II. Care
Jno l.. Pendetoa Or. Hopkins
Jnn. G.. LawIencs III Wight
DR.. Ufquhart HUMP Hill
Frs. V Sutton DIR. Tho L. Anderson
Who are also 10 fli any yacsncy thai may oc
cur in the deisgation.
Received, That the Editors of The Enquirer 6.
he Wbig, 10 Richmond, ard the Editors Of the
Herald and Political Arena in fredericksburg. be
reqSessd TO publish The proceeding Of hs meeting
WILSON ALLEN, Chairman.
JAMEs MADISON Secretsry.
| Pususnt to notice given at late L5pr in The
afternoon on Co'r day, { he 9Th instantly very
large majority of the lroeholders present ir,med.
aiely assembled themselves for the pnrpose of co-
operating with the reehodsrs of the State WHO sre
friendly TO the election Of Andrew Jackson 10 FIJI
the approaching vacancy in The Office of Presidsn,
OF The United States. Francis " Irbv, Eco. was
called 10 he Cbsir. AMI Mr. Edward g. Wditinson
( appointed Sccre'sIy.
( The object Of the meeting having been EXPLAINED
/ by Mr. John Il. CM-iisa, upon a motion n, ode i,
was determined to appoint COMMITTEES 90 Irsl, 70.
son'ions eXPre@siye of the object and purposs OF
| this meeting. The Chairman appoinieJ : commit.
tee, composed Of Messts. James n Christian.
James HosBe, Robert s. Ware, WAR Walker
John B. Christian, Thomas Fl Wilcox and ~.
/ ward = wilkinson; who reported The following
preamble and resolutions, which were unanimously
/ ajopedi
Deeply impressed with The irpor,sns. Of the
, question 10 soon TO lie Determined BY Tie peonle
OF the CnIed States. and alarmed at tie iorosds
which The present sdminisuation is making noon
our natural liberties and chartered rights. Dsltev-
ing mat that administration was created, and
con"9ues 70 exit. contrary 10 tie wishes Of large
II u"JoIiy OF The peopls of his onion and thst the
mssh' insda 't Of 10 bring il ia.o oriaence are
aOe, certainly TO sa-pirion. il not TO rs sure. sof
on ths O her h'nd bsl ewing lhs, The elevation Of
Andrew Jackson 10 tie Office of chief osr.s.r,te
"onid femcYe 'be anxiety If not tbs iucoavenien
10 oljec ions urged agsinA biz claim. ar, ,,i.
y'si. mary o. rfn gf0andies-; ust ls g. pi.,ior
corrupt 0nG Nlec.raJt itat if b. fss r..
t.ffsi Oh foIjnr q! 'o s5n ag.cr. s.d ocru,.Is.
" fafsel -ol ~ lo it5 f.cbs c-d .iA j.
p 'a' =! -sag n 20 a.s e-- rs.,
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NATIONAL INrELLIGENcER.

Let the reader look a, the following extracts
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Lefrlr noce, (Arkao,.s) oe, 2.

lAk4asog Gs.
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New and Seasonable Goods.


%nBE Subscriber has received ana ofr,,
Il for sale hi, usual supply OF Seasonablr
DRY GOODS, well selected. and presumes
them well adapted 10 general demand
Among them ere:
Super to common Blue, Black, Olive, Clarel
and u, 81 Cloths aud Casslmeres
Peiisse olhs: Com. 10 VERY fue Cassinels
Coarse cloths, kerseys, Plain, Plaid and
Striped Lindseys
\ hlte, Gre, Yellow, b and Crimson
Flanruls
Super. Valencia and Toilnett vestings
Rich Gruoa Velvet and Velvet Vestings
German AMI British osnaburgs aud Porter
Shectings
Rose IN, 10 . Point Blankets.
Ladies' aud Grntlemen's laid Cloah
Fine Linen Cambrlcs IRISH Liuens am
Lawns
superior Merino Long Shawls and Handker-
chcls
1hVbrt aud Worsted Barrcge Shawls an
Bandkerohicts
Fancy Gauze, silk. and Gros' de Maple Hkls
Black, Colored, Plain, Figured y Plaid Gro
de Maple silks, comprising variety OF CO,
lors and shades
Simele Velvet, and heavy Silks for Pelisses
Black Worsled Bnrrege, Black Mode, Italia,
Silks, Black aud coi'd Satins
Plain and Fig'd Mul, Book, Swiss aud India
Mnslins
Garmcnt Cambrics Strip'd 4 cross bard d.
few very rich Swiss Muslin Worked
Robes
! London and common Prints, assorted
Extra rich oil cold do
| Thread and Bobbnett Laces and Edgngs
| Black and White Bobhinet Eeils and CapeS
| very Gpe
! A few pieces A Bohhinett Luce
sly Muslin Capes, Collars, Points and Pele-
rines
/ Ladies aud Gentlemen's Black and White
| Norsted Hose
! Do. and Misses Lambs Wool DO
Black and White silk do
''ortoise Side, Neck and Tuck Combs
Floss Thread, Sewing Silk, Spool and Floss
Cotton
Silk Buttons, Frogs and Tassels
Tansorine Cord, Gimps, &c,
Very superior Beaver, Hoskin l. Woodstock
Gloves
Crimson and Green Moreens
Flag and Italian Handkerchief
large supply Of Bonnet and Belt Ribbons
Mangh Hair Puff, aud Curls
White and Black Ostrich Feathers.
Together with general assortment of
Wool and Fur Hats Shoes Hardware and
cutlery China Glass and Liverpool Ware /;
Groceries, &c. sc
Also, large and complete assortment of
bome'tics-~Rrown and bleached Shirtines
and oheeiines, Furniture and Apron Cheeks,
Plalds, Bed lickings, Blne Cotton Yarns, &c.
Nhleh, To insure speedy sale, they are
now Offering not only on moderate terms but
under prices for cash
ABNEY FACKLER,
VOW Bank S9uares-LyRchbnrg.
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atoR SALE, five hundred and fifteen acres
- OF excellent Turning land dwell watered u
well adapted to the culture Of TOBACCO aud
lover aud grain Of all kinds situated IN Bot.
'iear county Va about three miles from Fin
'1sde lately owned aud occupied, by Christian
tiaashbarger, deceased 1t contains one hun
tired and eighty acres Of cleared land, part OF
winch Is good meadow all under good fence,
aud IN high state of repair. Also, good bog
dwelling house and new barn, and all OTHER
CONVENIENT buildings tor farming establishments.
Persons disposed to purchase, will view the
premises, aud apply ior the terms To John Rid
die, ON the Land, or 10 the undersigned in Fm-
castle who is fully empowered by the propric-
Tors 10 make SUI. JACOB WOLTI
October IL c3mI2
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Nov 90

N r0TICE--W,llh he sold, TO the highest bid
Y der, Al tne hue residence OF Charles Gala
WAY Nn. lee On Tuesday the 4th Of De cember,
the ae2t month, part OF tHc personal estate
ofthe sad deeedcnt, consisting Of four youns
well broke mules, two yoke ofuxcn, one OK ag-
ron, one oA cart. the crop OF corn, FODDER oats
and rye, ,he stock " catlle, hogs and sheep,
tonSehald aud kitchen furniture. plantation II.
1ensIis of cyere DESCRIPTION. one double gig and
Narne,S, one Sc, o. blacksmitbs tools, several
barrels OF cider Terms 1T sale--a credit of | ,
mouths oill he given upaa all SUMS of tea dol
iars aad upwards for al sums undar ten dol
lars cash viii be required bonds with approx
ed security will be- orreqnired of the purchaser.
FRANCIS CAILAN ",
HENHN CALLAWAY, ''''is'
Nov % II.
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David and Robert Kyir.

GfAVE fhf PLEASURE Of informing then eusio'
IL mers thai they have Just received frofn
Ne" York, few articles VI the iancy line, IL
nong winch are pbe following. VIZ;
A few superb Lace Capes d peils,
Handsome ifaead u Gymp Laees 4 Edgings
Cold. Gros ID Nap, plan and ag'd. new and
splendid Hti,cp.
Also, lsrge assortment fashionable Morocco,
Seal skin Black X White Prunclla Shoes.
4 large assortment OF fashionable Winter
Goods Is daily expected.
Oct. 3.
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~ \ rlrr az q Deasr1hss rrzs. sts'Vs = 30,
W the ff.t Tar day. the subscriber will sell
"a .,,h,,c auction. OF q credit OF tssesf uouihs
a,eore she Franklin uoiei. IA ltnr.uuag 81
sike,, aep,aes. sting OF me- y 'nien and
-.hi.a,en The, are negroes oi tne character
,amnne Them are several soohs aud house 81
-gan1s 1.-the. be not sold inone day. uic fale vii
be continued untll they arc all sofsl.
The Subscriber wall likewise sell privately MS
.-r,ei al land ~ Belferd county. situaicd on The
-,orth aud sepih fotks ot aoosc Creek. aud on
,he NAN road leading from Lynehhufg 20 fni-
.cnsfir. u n,ales west Of Liberty apd ADJOINING
at.ani Bufprd. itcontains about lhD actes' oi
~hirh san s4e nnoleafe1 he pat winch Is
uncleaicG Except a very small portion, Is excel
le, tobacco and. 81 the cleared land, lhe a
Gre are Ioa grounds ofthe G,st quality aud the
remainder remarkably tine hiRh baud ms
Is ~ s. be, tracts pl land ~ the up
uer ssti,i,ry, being well adapted TO the enllisa'
ton ott.haeoo aud Nil kinds Of gram II lies re
msfkahl, well ssa is very free run slnnf n d.
~iaea II !, oula aszie lsso vety handsome tracts
" Ira uat ., dane. II those Who wish 10 pnf-
"a n.aa Persons ai-hing 10 purchase may
MN, a. TIN sabscriher residing ia The neieh-
onfhood N Aes London, or 10 Capt Baiofd,
Ylsidine rear ne tracts. -.
WILLIAM tRviFE.
Oct Is. tbs
Il > The Ediiars Of the Enquirer will insert
she above aaeetl,seisent till the day % sale, and
oraard then hill tins olhce iot payment
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Wessrs. James Wason and Lns- EALor

Uessrs. James Mason and jas. Elder.
~ IRIS AS you are not inhabitants OF his
- State, avail myselfof this occasion 10 ma.
tfy yon that shall proceed to take the dcposi-
tIon otJoscph Scott and others. at the dwelIiao
house of Frances Mason, Campbell county
on Saturday the l7th of December ncNt Ia he
read as evidence IN a suit depending in chancery
in Campbell court, whereof YOU are pIaintifrs
aud Frances Mason and myself defendants-at
which time aud place You may, If you choose.
attend am respectfully,
JAS. BROOKS.
Nov. -. r4vIh
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New London Academy.

EnIlR trustees Of this institution nave the
= pleasure o. inform the public that the bui
dings, &c. appropriated TO the USE OF the School
nave teen recently repaired, and are now IN a
neat aud comfortable condition., whilst tine
School itself, under the direction OF the kevd.
Nicholas II Cobis, is nourishing, and every
way deserving the most extended patronage,
Mr.. Eobbs, aided by one OF more compeieni
assistants will continue to superlnted IFS exefci-
ses during the ensuing year, and II Is expected
will ietain Us direction for considerable length
Of time. The well established reputation OF this
gentleman as = tutor, added to his high chafac
ter for mofais and pirty, auhorse the trustees
10 assure the public that under his guidance no
pains will he spared to fendef the institution a
most useful School OF learning and morals.
The course Of Instruction Will embrace all the
branches of ordinary English education. iogetl-
er with the Latin, Greek French aud Langua-
yes, the elements of aathematics NafnraliWld
Moral Philosophy, Geography, History, Bellies
Lctres, &c.
The present session of the School will expire
fhc 18th OF November the ensuing session will
commence on the 10th day OF December follow
ing, aud will end on the 10Th OF May, when va
cation OF one month will be given. The terms
et tuition will be i per session, payable in al
vance. Boarding may be had on reasonable
terms in the family OF Mr. Cobbs and in the fam
lies OF neighboring gentlemen at a con,enIent
distance
sept p. cts9
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AI.BRIGII17S
ca .lnAA rNHVp.

/llillS Medicine, for the short tmet has
been before the Public, has proved Itself
superior 10 PanBcaas, aud other remedies. 10
such degree as to give confidence TO the Pro
prietor thai is efficacy alone will support us
distinguished merits II IS the mDst useful spring
aud autumn Alternative ever yet discovered. Ii
is ~ perfectly innocent, that no evil cfecl need
be appIehended from II, when ageeably
10 the directions. II may he gwen, without any
apprehension, TO the most tender infant, OF fee
Bile adult
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP vii relieve aad
eventually remove the following diseases -: Me-
cro=is, Carries (ol uIceralrons of the bones. }
Kings Eyl. or 9ctofula, Rheumatic affections oi
the head, and system generally syphilis, Mer-
cuflnl, aud all complaints originating IN the i'm
proper use Of Mercury; Ulcers Of the mouth X
throat White Sw lug cancerous, and uvetc-
rate lceis discharges FROM the Ears; dlseas
es ofthr Skin lycr complain j, J0undIee, In
digestion, aud Debility
A. Il general dopuratlye article, or purlfier
of the blood, tbs medicine possesses invaluable
powers Il improves the appetite aud kas the
rciaarknbi quality Of drpriVmg the SKIN Of that
yellow bilious tint, which IS 80 common Ia bilious
constitutions Besides the dscas above emu
mcraied, II Is also recommended rs remedy for
that affecting disorder, the liberated sore head,
under which chdie suher the most rLcatlng
tolmenis tor gears
Zach bottle of the genuine Medicine has Il lab
el. representing the Eagle and the Hydra with
my signature.
u PACE - PTR BOTTLE AND $50 PER DOZ-
-. JACOB ALBRIGHT,
No. lO3, Arc Street near Third, Phila.
Oct %
The subscriber has just received a large guam
THY of,hc Columbian Syrup and is the only a.
gent for this section OF country.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Once,
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-03

IrfAS recently received one bundred& ilnriy-
III seven Packages of Goods ia his llne, com
plising complete aad extensive assortment OF
Mldielncs, Drugs, Patent Medicines, Cbeni'
chats. and painters materials, DIS OF every dfs-
cripfioo, Spices, Wmes, Perfumery, Fancy
Soaps. Varnlshes ofal kinds, Dye-siuiis, VIM
dow hlass. Of various siEcs, Surgical lnstru'
menis, Physicians furniture, &c. &C.
lhr above, together with his stock on mud,
Is hlch Is very large, well ~ his monthly sup
plies which he will receive, enables him TO sell
|by wholesale OF retail on as favourable terms as
AN be had Ia Virginia.
Practitioners OF Medicine, Country Mer-
rbants, Ilntters. Dyefs, Painters and o,h'rs, are
posi- rcSpectul solicited 10 call upon nm, as
. hey will Gnd Il great, 10 their interest 20 do so.
> On hand large quantity of well made
Putty.
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