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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-09

A rules held in the Clerks Once OF the Hastings CoU7t
for the city Of Richmond Monday the fifth day az
February, o2T:
David Judah & Co. Pl,E.1
against 49,
VIM Good, George W. Clarke aud james 5" |nance'y'
Winston, dts.
The defendant WIN. Good, not having entered his an,
pcaance, and given security according the Act OF A.
semby, aud the rules Of this court appearing tia,
he is iubabant of this country ordered Tbat
the said defendant VIM Good do appear here on the Fr
day before the last Monday in April next aud answer tina
plaintiff bill, and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted IN the Constitutional Wing, FOR two mentls success
svey and another copy posted the font door Of the City
Han ot this city, on two successive court days.
4 copy Tcs'e III 2. HOWARD, CIk.
rev v2w
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-26

+ Dull stupid, g iiat and upprol,able,' or ad-
died, must be the bfains Of that moving lump
of leaden mortality, who could attempt 20 con
vict US Of inconsistency, by the production Of
such proofas has been produced BY the Chron-
ce; and the result Of bis stupidity and labour,
argues but little IN favour of his ingenuity
and tact, even al Misrepresentation. In this
futile attempt, hc has oyercapod his mark
over calculated his lenath and breadth, and
height and dcpth-hc has overratcd his pow
ers misco}colatcd his aims, and whilst he has
tugged. and cudgelcd his brains, TO convict
us Of Inconsistency, he has afforded rich
troat, and caused us TO laugh at his folly and
ignorance, for the last thrty-siy hours. We
leave him in the pit where we found him,
struggling 70 cxtricatc himself from a self
sought dilemma, and 10 writb whilst he maxi es
desperate effort to restore himself to n state
Of complacency.
Asvc arc not disposed to-wastc many more
words on this subject, VIC shall leave it, after
simply stating that the assertion, that the
publishers and proprietors of this paper have
I" threa tened that they would use their cndca-
yours TO njuro the editor and proprietor of The
Chronicle, IN their patronage, and business -
~ Jaise, ,unf0undeG, and untrue, alike dsrcpuia-
bic to him who wrote it, and he who publish
ed il, and cannot be spbstantiatcd by q coli
tary fact
We had as lief see tie Chronicle flourish, as
am other paper, and would be among the last
to injuro IT'S circulation, even if we had the
power to do so. We are perfectly aware, that
we are offensive to the Chronicle, from the
circumstance, of our circulating in the village
Of Pa"iuckei, and its vicinity, large number
ofpapers, and that they would, if they cou'd
do us every possible injury. For this we cafe
but little, and are gra,fied with the reflections,
that the very extensive circulation we have
obtained in Pawtuckct, has been honorably
acquainted. In the close Of this article, 1--WE will
add, that, We are gra'fed to find, that VIC
have large number of friends in Pawtuck-
ct; that we offer them our sincere thanks
for their kindnesscs and patronage; and
now a peal to them, each and all. TO say,
if I've have eyer uttered one word, dlsrcputa-
bic TO Messrs. Meacham and Sturtcvant, or if
we have ever attempted to induce them to
patronize the Cadet, at the expense of the
Chronicle.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-26

erecting the building, ana IN putting ais ma
cbincry in operotion, will haze but one design
in view, and that will be, the accumulation Of
property. Although we arc prepared TO as
cribc TO them all the cxcc'enc les they possess;
and more cnterprizng, ambitious, and useful
citizens never lived-we do not believe, that
they would ever expend One Hundred Thou
sand Dollars, for the sake Of employing the
poor; and we are not much disposed TO be-
lcvo, that they are anxious to be daubcd by
the sycophantic adulation Of foreign Journal
list, or wish TO have any such motives Inscribed
to them In all their designs. they are act
uated by laudablc and pralsew orthy motives;
and whilst they may be ready TO employ the
poor, it is not probable, that they are disposed
the money thus " !" the eqIa'o asor of hs i~
employed Tho io of Colonel Stone is
an odd mixture of ab1I00ity, insult, and ms.n-
formations; and whenever he undertakes n
similar piece Of writing, we advise him 70 col
lect his facts from sources to be depended
upon.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-26
Hon JOHN SARGENT, is nominated for
Congress from tho city Of Philadelphia.

W The statement in the Now-York Evening
rosi, that both the administration candid ,tcS
ior Congress, in Delaware, have declined he
me Candidates is false. Mr.. Kensov Johns
1r. % IS now the sole administration CANDIDATE
Dr' Arnold Naudain, the other, having de- lin,
60. THIS proceeding of DR.. Naudain is a 81.
len', ont severe repToof of the silly and selfish
eohuuc, OF mo Administration candidates, in
soho OF INC Kentucky districts. DR. Naudain
rs real friend Of tho adm inst roton md ba,
made this sacrifice to promote IT'S succession !,
his state. ~
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-26

4 NovtA Caroline letter oablishod in t,o
yG:aic3c Jnrrral, states, that in The vestcrn
~ upper counties osti,ai state. tLe Adminis,,a-
Ton candidates for the State Legislature havo
3'cceedci in almost every instance, gai,.st tho
trends OF Jackson, where national politics,
we're ag'tated Buch,nan's letter, it is stated
prodiccs great effect.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-26

dfelaachoiy In an alteration and recon-
tire, few days past, near Chester court house,
Is. C) between Col. Stokes and John
M Daniel, the Col. was shot by his anita conist,
and expired in consequence. MDanicl was
arrested
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-26

Influence of the Imagination. p,rsons
a distinguished dentist of Boston. in = rocon.
essay on tho subject Of extracting teeth. alh,5os
TO the elect Of the ina ginaton n. stoppno' tho
tooth ache. He says, that n lady m Boston.
VINO rs subject TO this distressing cor,ploi,t has
Tor several months been in Tho habit of borrow-
ing ms instruments when she felt return 6f
the pam, and the sight Of them never f,ils TO
effect an immediate cure.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-26

Cr'T. Con. IN Spain. Tho offending par
tios' IN late trial Of this description, at Mad
rid, were sentenced, the lady to close oontinc
mcnt IN nr'on for ten years, the gentleman 10
eight years hard labor on the Coast of Africa.
and both 10 costs of the trial.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-26

umph. The company al The Fremont, will
however, be strcngthcncd in the course Of the
season, and the manager Will probably make
every effort, 10 meet bis rival on equal ground.
The scenery Of the .Tremon. is splendid. but
not superior 10 that of TIE Fedeia' Street.
We wish both csta blishuenta much suo cess
and shall be happy 10 see them GouIsh Ike
the vine, and blossom like the iosc.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-26

a work Of the Duke Of Sarc Wsimar, " ho
was IN this country in 1886, consisting Of a
Journal and letters written during lis stay
amongst us, is shortly to bo published.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-26

THOMAS =. p. CnAeLroS. is arrounc,1 m
canddltc for Congress 20 fi.l .ha vacancy
oocasoncd By :hc resignation Of Col TArr.
NALL.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-26

The Romance of "tdc BacrGFcers. is
about appearing in New York. The scene rs
chief, in tho Island on whic' Now York stands,
VIZ. .NdnhattoH; Cap. KIDD, ~ one Of the
characters. Tie time is the latter part Of the
18th century.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-26

0U-Tho President of the United States was
to visit the fremont Theatre, BostcD, lns.evc
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-31
\ Jew rival of Books.

I'HE subscriber has the pleasure of aunonnc-
4 Ing to his ftieads and the pahlic generally,
chat he has received direct from philaaephia. by
thr last evening" stage, "A lew very spendid new
works which he will sell very low
Among the books are the following new " works
VIZ:
Reuben Apsley in . vols nv TIE author of
Bramblctye House, The Tor Hill, &c &c. This
work IS so universally praised thai any thing
more sud from me might be superhuous.
The Epicurean a Tale by Thomas Moore, this
Is sad to he decidedly the best production from
the pen Of the author.
The Living and the Dead-This work is we'll
worthy thr attention olmy reiigio4s friends M the
public generally and s,n greatly mistaken if
all who read i Is not well pleased with IT.
The Subaliern or Sketches OF the Peninsular
War during the Campaigns ofI3f3--I4. nv ain
eve witness, This work is well worthy the atten
ton ofcvery person, and ,,lu n ,lae> ton whetb.
CT more interesting work was ever published.
ADRIAN Il. NORTH.
Srrtr l3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-31
WsSLOW ROBINsoNf

Campbell rouuty court, November, l127. Arms an
complt aeaBst Richard Epper'ou, David sqfhi
and Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth IppcF'on
uuc Itiigewsy and Rosa his wife, late Rosa PIP
son, Joseph Epperson, Samuel Epperson' 'Illctsos
Roark anu John Roork, infant children OF ~
Roark dec. Jno. Epperson and Elizabeth his 80
late Elizabeth Roark Ll;hcberry T. Adams p' a'.
Ann Adams, K ichard {. Adams and Sa!F h!n Ao nh
infant children Of Nancy Adams deed. iormri ~ -
cy Epperson and Joseph Eppersun infant eh,,'.
Littleherry Epperson, jr decd and vincent L'''' =
deits. III Chaucnry.
The defendants Joan Epprrson and Eii7 beth MS W..
late Elizabeth Ruark not having eni-red their apP'A
ance and gvon -eeuri.v according e. the "ci oil
aud the rules ofths eoug. ard il appearing {" o''
thnt they are not inbabtsnts ofths state II Is -
that teey do appear here on the second Murday IN en-
AIRY next, aui the com. .inaIrs Bill al"
order be inserted IN newspaper PuAI'se9d III
ourg tor TWO nlonts successfully and postJ' At lt
Ol the court house ri this county snIns -our' u"y
cupy-Teste, ,,rrp r
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-31

"a OOK BlAnERY.--1he subscriber has lor6.
- ~ procured AN additional inst rate Booos
Binder, which enables hum to do all W6tk. in
that line with neatness and dispatch. lie has
received direct from Philadelphia, very large
supply OF paper OF very superior quality. which
enables him 10 do any kind o. hGnk Hork at u
minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and the pub
lie generally may rely ON having any work az,
dered OF me faithfully done and made out OF lie
hest materials and at very low prces.--Persors
wishing books bound are requested to bring lhc' Z.
forward p'e.bnicly rs am SomeHh hat Al -
ure and can do them much better than ,L.a
am pushed with work The public az f,,,ia.
informed that bind books al much ,,,,., ,,r,.,.,
than they ever were known TO he ,.,o =, 9 the
dart OF the country, and in Az ,cl NOR, .,na+l
u n''u'ner h>'l AN Il. NURrH
ren ts57
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-31
American O.darterly Review.

'iE .nro amber OF the American Quarter,
u ~ he'F =, Is received and ready Tor dciy
cry 70 S",S .ihtrs at the cheap Book and sta
hona'! .oreof ABhAM X NORTH
Sept. 10.
A. court held for Charlon county the list day ofOch-
Jer, le7. Frsncs Barnes and Henry lurnrs II uit
rlght aud - HrtIng executors Of IranCls baTle
SEN dec. fits against Bracket Earne', Jna NJ Elan.
Allen Gillias q and Martha T.. his WIFE Henry Robinson
and SPty & his wife. Junss Herncs, francls fe'ry
ard Mary g. his wife, Robert A Barnrs, David baH''f
haf,ah liffnes, ranes Barnes and Matilda his "A,'
John i. 3nrnrs, Thomas Ii. Barnes, sally Al BarDesI
MARY l.. BARNES, Elizabeth J. Normen baiilda J.N''-
mcnt. May A. Nurmcut, Francis I. N"rneni AHA
VIM. q, Moment, deits. In Chanccrv.
/ The a F-ndats judith Elan, Elizabeth j. Nofmftls
Mary d. Norment, Matilda J. Normrut, Francs j. AR
ncnt, " N. L.. Normcnt rsncis Pcucy and Mary ~
wife, John +. Earnes 1honus ~. P"rnes sap "A"
Parnes Mary Il barnes and Brackett RarncS not hah"s
entered their appearances according 10 the net 81 Asst
bly, and the Rules OF his cout, and appearing 10 "9
Satisfaction OF The court that they not l1habahG
this STATE the motion OF the plaintiff by COUNSEL u -
ordered, thi the sAd defendants do appear here on
first MONDAY March next, and enter their appeUia
and answer the plaintiffs hill aud give security LOT
forming tn decree I'll the court and that copy /" w
order be inserted IN some paper printed III Inc 'o".
LInchbhiR ior tN months successfully, PoSieu d W.
front door OF the -hobse Of the ssld county
20 Aeopy-Tesle, .,o,,,.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-31
NOTICE.

10 Kegs LcVis's White Lead pure No
~ d. do do No 8
81 do Spanish Brown, ground in oi
o5o Gals Linseadca- very superio
81 do Spermaceti Oh
I2n 10 Spirits 1urpent,ne
boa lbs Dry White lend, (English)
700 lbs. do. Spanish Brown
800 lbs. do. Yellow Ochre
6oo lbs. do. Venetian Red
For sale nj the lowest terms nv
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Nov 4. Opposite Post Office.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-31
Iynrhburg Grammar ,SchooL

I'VE subscriber begs leave 10 inform his
hrnds and lhe public. that the next ,cS-
.ioo ol his ,chool viii commence on Tuesday
the IT, oi January next.
Tie course 81 mNfuetio ion will comprehend
the Greek Latin, French and English InugmS-
cs Al.o Algeria, Geometry, Plane trtgonon.
cty. surveying. History, h,og,aphy, e..
Persons can also be taught privately to pro
oouncc aud translate the Spanish, and Italian
lenrnaocs correctly JhO CARY.
DC. u I2I.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-31

hiRG IAIA.-Atu court held for Montgomery N'S t
the fourth day Of September. 1927. lHrlts slmft
PHI against George v atkins. and Atsahs"o n"''h
TOPAZ o. Watkins Executors OF MFry W atNHs ."
defts-la, ehancery. 1913
The defendant George Watkins not having e""i'
his appearances and gwen SEE ary ACCORDING l" va"
the rules OF this court. and il Appearing ny
evidence that he is not nm nhaitart Ol '1i' So
wealth. II is ordered that the sald deitnn' ~
hero on the first day Of March term no%i ant "",N m
hl'l Of the plaintiff ana that copy oil '"io ,hft
lorthwlih inserted IN 1dme newspaper PUN, "" -
state, tu. ~ boaths .uce.ssIyclN and taI
ho rostd n the front duor Of tn" court h"nT" ~ '
County, ~ .,so suec .ssiye court dsgs.
- a sonx-L.=stf, u, lLShN1A .-~t
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-31
ATLANTIC SOUVENIR.

<nIlE subscribcrhas the pleasure of inform
IL ing his friends and the public generally
that he has Just received, directfrom fhiladel-
phia, aspIendid assortment ofthe
Atlantic Souvenir.
AChristmas and new yea-s offering for 1893
This is the Bird year since thiS Interesting pro
duction commenced, and the last years Souvc.
mir was thought by all 70 be very excellent, bur
when compared with those. the contrast is
so very great thai you will be struck iorcihe at
the very great Improvements that been made,
Il contains fifteen enFrayiugs much norg,
spIcndIt!y executed than have ever sccp y. .
fore aud have no hesitation IN saving the .,,,,
pags any thing ever ryeeaied in the L ',,,..
The paper, printing aud MATER Just n. rood =.
can be doue IN any county. It's ia. he hone,
IN every person will call on me mi chit
himself with copy OF this w. ttrfnI prnJ,r
ton. We hear a great deai .ad now a IA,
about encouraging Dor sic Manufacture.
the people nave an OPP .rlun,ry Of doing so now
an" at the same tune s.eft~ice the worth fihrir
mouey. ABRAN + NDpJII
Nov 10,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-31
David and Robert KYLE,

AVE the pleasure OF informing their custo.
IL ners that they have Just received from
New York. lev articles in the fancy line, a.
mong which are the following. viz:
A few Superb Lare Copes \ ve,s,
Handsome Thread n Gymp Laces 8, Tdsings
Cold. eros tie Nap, plain and h,;'d. n new ami
splendid article
Also. large assortment fashionable Moto.to
Seal Skin Black " White rrnnrlla Shnes.
y large assortment OF iashirnmbiv Winter
Goods is daily expected
Oct. 6.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-31
SIGN Of the Golden Mortar.
Life of Napoleon.

ynlIE Inst nights Mail brought as supply OF
u the long looked for LIFE OF NAPOLtoN,
- 3inrge syn vols very superiority executed con
iaieing q heantinl and correct portrait OF the
great Napoleon Much was expected from th''
Great Work. But so far ~ have heard, aud
fan Judge, II surpasscs the most sangune eHpec-
iafion ! therefore hope every person Will do
me the favour 10 call and buy copy OF tins
splendid Work more especially as the work =
nov Offering to the public on more reasonable
,crm. linn ever knew any work of the same
magnitude ,hdeed may add ofany KIND.
ADRIAN X. NUiil II.
AUGUST -.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-31

: NOR SNLE.-Aiy House and Lot adjoining
II the property OF Mathew Brown, in the
own Of Lynchbure \ bargain NAV be had by
application to the subscriber
HENRY MERIDETN.
July 30. t.tsrOo
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-31
&s,aalie Real X Personal Es-
tate rn sale.

WRITE OF deed u TUT. executed 20
lr1 ne sul,,.rier and Ch.nies Juansi"n. WI
a., I.uoharue aud ueafEe s'eHae, ff cef-
-, ,,,pn,,s "a said deed fneaiieaed, "hieh
,asI a. ,uy ai rteotd Ia III. elk suthte OF u'e
-, Of B,,llorti. lie aaa#fsifnea III on
rb,u,lay the IOth dh, VI innuaf. nhii" 't"''
.f Rsit,,rl count uause, sell hf pabht sn''''
90 lie h,e i,..,t def, on err'ih OF ""'' -" ""'
,bre, ,,sr,. all the real esisie "h'fe''
I'm. e. ,tcpte dled seized teAeei' ''
u.,o,,is dowrt ~lnch vii he a,s'entd fe' Ne
r,r, tho dny OF safe, consisting % ne i"hoN''g
t,,. n,ct Of land wing On Irie Otter creek ~
s.,d ,.nuuty about five ntcs ifhb hh'sl'!' as"
containing four hundred nnd my a1ifs'
One other tract upontfe sa'he =" t''' "'''' ~
s,inius the tasn Of Liberty, CONTAINING "
hnndrcd acre. being iite sa,ee upon s"''" ''''
derrasrd resided, ....,., go,
- M.,,,,t,in. containing thirteen hundred
arres = large portion ut 1h'eh Is h'a rae 10
-, land the title 10 tins lat has not yet
brrn perfected. ......;. .,,,h
.,.r,,i. a, mn, hest suit the convenience OF puf
.i,se,. no uul ~ every case be rfqhfen y"
,-i,e ho,ds aith such security 40 IN. SUISSE p''
NAV tnrove aud a deed o trusi oh the ''"" ="
.~curc the purchase money sY,..l,
Ala at tbc SAM innr aed place, WI he F"lh
Le,.,ist IN, and SKY salaable slaves, e"tny
croo band. all tive stock Of Houses . u ue'
s,rer and Hog, Plantation utensiis' 'i'"se
,,,,a dix ,tchen Fut,aiafe oi every hiha' n"
,l,e erspof ever, description, except iphh''p'
and ,e,.on,I .siai. 81 es.is kind "ac'eoI thr
.I.cee-.d died possr, ed upon cttdh 81 one
se,. aud th,t,s yea tor al purchases Of dt'y
,t,l,r. and UPWARDS Mt all sums hi MOI 'e'S
tina, ten nor moe tnan ,h,fy dollar. a ct'h" ''
twelve months viii be given. the purchasers ~
either casr giv,ue bond Nth approved security
as the .uh,cribrr shall arprste and tor all pun
rhesrs f,r less than ten dollars, cash vii hc re-
onirrd The aboe, sale II mt completed IA "ne
ia,. will ter continued tom das 10 das na''l
completed. Acting a. unstee shh1 oon''9 %"
Iy such tale ~ is Nrsted IA ne by said dr'n al
rus, though the jitlc IS bcie' 81 10 be good'
NIB TIC household and Kitchen inrnl'n'
Will I've sod nj, the Mansion House
The rhoyr sale N III be oandnetsd hy Geo
Wunlockc, Auclionrer.
III. S1LP1OE, Trustee.
Dvc. q. '''''
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-31
NEGROES for Sale.

ScVeIl.L be snld 10 the highest bidder, nj
w public auefion, IN Monday the 8i,f
On, Of this month. ri Amherst Courl.housc
onr Negro Nau, aged 81, iour negro women
md nine children, Inc children are unnsu-
ally likely, aud the most ri them hoy chill
drrn Cash, or negotiable notes well en-
dorsrd vi short credit. vii tie required OF
the purchasers NANCY fHNNkLlN,
Adm'E of Jno. X. Franklin, dec.
Dec. II. i3nhIPI
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-31
Ialud5tf Eaad for Sale.

r WISH 10 sell ny uaet Of land, containing
- 3bl Acres lying IN the lower end Of Camp
bed county, aud adjoining the lands Of Robert
Hunter, 81 Madison aud Alexander Steele
! his ianl is Of good quality, aud Oh II iSa good
dwelling house. aud all convenient out houses.
together with an orchard OF we'll selected truit
'rccs--should this land notbe privately sold be
fore the 18th day II January II will OF that day
he sold TO the highest builder on very long Gre
iIt Persons wishing 10 purchase will find II 10
their interest TO view this land Should this
laud be privately sold, public notice will he CIV
On, THOMAS MOSELY.
Nov 8 tl5lld
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-31
AIlBi2IGHI'S
ca Nm iats< SNNVp.

SnIllS Medicine, for the short timeit has
u been before the Public, has proved itself
superior TO Panaceas, and other remedies, 10
such degree as 10 give Confidence 10 the Pro-
prletor that its efficacy alone will support It's
distinguished merits II is the most useful spring
and autumn Alternative ever yet discovered. IL
is so perfectly innocent, that no evil effect need
be unprecedented from il, when applledagreeably
to the directions. II may be given, without any
apprehension, TO the most tender infant, or fee
bic adult.
Tho COLUMBIAN SYRUP will relieve aud
even wally remove the following diseases Ne
CIo-iS Cares, Tor ulccratlons OF the bones, }
Kings Evil, or Sciofna, Rheumatic affections OF
the hcud, and system generally syphilis, Nler-
curia, and all complaints originating IN the I'M
proper use of Mercury Ulcers OF the mouth g.
throat; White Swelling canccrons. and inyctc-
rate Ulcers discharges from the Ears; dIseas
rs Of the Skin Liver complaints !; Jaundice, In
digestion, and Debility.
As II general d"pu,ative article, or purifier
OF the blood, this medicine possesses invaluable
powers. II improves the appetite. and kas the
remarkable quaIty OF depriplns the SKIN Of that
yellow bilious tut, hlch is so common in bilious
constitutions. Besides the diseases above emu.
merated, il is also recommended rs a remedy for
hat affecting disorder, the liberated sore head
under which children suffer the most c1cr IciatIng
tornentS ton years,
Each bottle Of the genuine Medicine has n lab
81, representing the Eagle and the LYDIA. with
my signature.
u PRICE ~ PER BOTTLE AND $50 FER boz
EN-. JACOB ALBklGHI,
M, lO3, Arch Street, near Third, Phla.
Oct. %
The subscriber has just received n large guam
tity ofthe Columbian Syrup; and is the only a.
gent for this section ot country.
WALTER IL. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office,
Oct ~.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-31

GNfOTlCE All persons indebted 70 the rs
III tate Of Thomas Gsmpbeli, decd, ~" 70
dlIcstcd 10 come forward aud ctinPulsh then
respective amounts IS no indulgence can b.
granted All persons having claims against
said estate vii TAXI the earliest opportunity o.
presenting them Tor payment
WILLIAM CANPBELL. >
ROBERT CAMPBELL,
MARQUIS ID. GRAY, "
Dec. G. cIWlS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-31
Tn,nu,kr .SforL tnr sale.

Mn DOLLARS REw ,Rn-slrnycd from
~ the snhsorihcr' plantation, on Beaver
rterk. about The - al last May, -Four Work
STEERS. three red and one pided, marked
with - aaallnu fork in eseb ear, Likewise
y hrindlr Built, abnot we've mouths old, an.
msrLrd-The shove reunrd shnll he given
Cor the return OF the aid Cattle 10 the sub
scrihcr's plantation. of a preportiOunbIe re-
ward for the return d any NJ dirm.
JANIS Z. STEVENS.
Dec. II. 4w2l