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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08
RICHMOND RACES,
OYER THE IREE-HILL COURSE

Interesting to Spo'11nes Of The Tut.
WHERE open subscribers, until the LIST of
January next which time the, will closs the fol-
lowing Sweepstakes
LIST, Sweepstakes for colts and FLIES, Yeas old
spring, fall, nile heats, entrance $500 half
foreit-to which there are now subscribers
Cd, Post Sweepstakes for colts and FLIES, years old
spring, to spring. mile heats 5000,
J. III foreit-to which there are subscribers
Sd, Produce Sweepstakes for colts and flies dropt
spring, spring 1881 mile heats, 500,
half foreit-to which there NOW subscribers.
4lh, Produce Sweepstakes for colts and FLIES dropt
next spring, tn fall 1881, mile heats $500,
half forfeit--to which there now 8subscribers
Any person DESTROYS subscribe the above Stakes,
gill direct, by the LIST of January, to the subscriber.
Iree-Hl, Richmond. J. NJ. SELDEN.
Tree Hill, Dec s. 1897. 1t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08
Three Hundred Dollars Reward

WiIL be gwen for the apprehension and deliy ecy to
me- at tiie Jail of Henr,co County, of JAMES w
PoACH and WILLIAM w. ANDREWS, who es-
capped from the said jail the nigh, Of tho 10th of
september last, htapdred and ftty dollars In,
either Of them.
Poach IS about 81 years of age S feet inches
high, red HAIR and blue eyes; ha, his right arm.
marked With India ink, the initials of bis name, the
representation OF a tomb will, in the attitude
OF weeping, over which is willow, and under which
IS The date OF his birth. 1906; and his LEFT arm the
representation of altar and hearts united over
winch two doves susPcndins wreath OF love- and
above The eibow the American flag. Had on linen
pana!oors cotton shirt, half fur hat and srip,
ed coat and vest.
Andrews is abon &C years of age, light hair hazfe
eyes swartlIy complexion, feet 10 inches high has
marked with India ink, on his right arm w. w. A.
over which IS the American Flag and Eagle; on bis
left arm an ALTAR which altar and two hearts
united, With two doves suspeudug wreath of love
Tad OF pale blue domestic coat and pantaloons With
hat about half From the best information
have been able to obtain, induced TO believe they
| are together at work ON the Dismal Swamp Canal
4. Il. THORNTON, ID. NJ.
For John Pegran, ~. e. =. u.
October 9Th, 1927. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08

kN the goth OF December next if fair, if not the
~, hrs faif day, the subscriber will SELL public
a"cno' ON credit OF twelve unnts before the Franklin
Roel in Lynchbuig 70 likely Negroes consisting of
women anh Children They negroes of fine
among the several cooks and house servants thew
they all sold.
Inc subscriber Will likewise sell privately his tract of
anu IN bedford county, situated the and south
"fAs OF loose Creek, and the main leading from
Lyhchourg to Fincase 10 miles of Liberty and adj
joining Sapt Buiord 1t contains about HOO acres OF
winch aoo are uncleared The part which unceared
except very small portion is excellent tobacco land or
the cleared land laO low grounds of the first
q"'y and the remainder remarkably fine high land This
VI Tue oest tracts OF land in the upper country, being
well adapted the cultivation of tobacco and td ~
grams IL lies remarkably well and is very from stone;
divided 1t would make two very handsome tracts which
snail De done II those who wish purchase wish it, Per-
sous wishing TO purchase may apply subscriber resi-
ing In the neighbourhood of New London cor to Cant
Bpiofd, residing the tracts.
WILLIAM IRVINE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08
JAMES LYONS. Jr.
THOS. TER RILk, { iFns'
StareS, E4rnirue Crops Itocr Of oaut1c Hoqs shesr
[ &c. &c for SuLc

S@nreS' E4rnr,ue Crops, Stocr Of csu1e, Hogs. shee
sc. &c. for Suie
On the 1ist day ei January, 1928, nd (he
residence OF John cambridge Wskins0 in the county Of
New Kent, VIII be sold publicly to the highest bide,
~ or 80 valuable s'aves-among which are 10 he found
excellent servants of almost every rscrptien-also all
the crops made at Cumb, riaud the p.rscu, wear exrep
ne wheat crop consisting nf 500 barels OF Indian
corn considerable crop Of cotton other tnps which
are usually produced farms in lower part of Virp
nia-aSo al The household aud kitchen furniture aud
plantation utensils, formerly belonging the said Watkins
Al the same TINE and place, will be sold, small tract Of
land called Apperson Curberan nd nd uu ann,
ni scat near the same place, AND In less Than mile Of
the Courthouse The terms will be made known ON The
day oil saIa but is expected that of the personal
property VIII be sold upon credit of slaves
VIII Dc soi Tor cash. Creditors Of Jno D. Watkins are
invited TO increase the fund be appropriated to the
nent OF their deb by attending the sale and becoming
bidders for the poperyand AL creditors of said Watkins
lore the LIST day OF Oct 1928 ieaui,e by the deed under
whch TINS sale will be made. The signature of Jao d.
watkins VIII be required evidence the validu NJ
their Claims Tie sale will be made under Dccd ri
Trust from John D. w atkins and p c. Watkins his 81; in
To me ms trustee for the purposes therein mentioned: il is ~
record IN the county of New Kent and bears dale
on the sd day of October, which day II was delivered
I To be recorded. JAMES SENpIE Jr rn,
| fiChmnnd, Dec 1c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08
Mississippi Lands for Sale

A PLANTATION situated about fifteen miles a.
hove Baton Rouge on the left bank of the AIisss
sippi, consisting OF
One Thousand and Eighty .4rpr,ts;
said plantation has from, 10 Arpenis on the river e.
is adjoining the principal landing of the settlement
from which Cotton shipped. On tins tract there are
one hundred more acres of cleared I,and-one
large Dwelling House, with sx rooms-Cot,on Gin.
Mill Tan Yard, Negro Cabins,&c (easly repaired. y
The Titles to the above lands are ndispntabe, and
warranty deed will be given if required.
AIlso-One Tnousnnd 1rnenfs.
situated on Tbompsons Creek IN the parish of Feci-
ana, one and half miles from the river Mississippi Sc.
ven miles from the town of st. Francisville. Part OF
THIS tract CONSISTS OF low bottoms, probably 200
said tract there about fifty acres cleared some
years since buisrowuup-E Either the whole or one ha n
OF this ,Iact will be sold at the option of the purchaser
io' further particulars apply to this Office or to
ROBERT ROSS.
New-Orleans Oct O. o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08
A most valuable Estate for Sale

FH\HE subscribers offer for sa one of ,be fans. r
Lower 'rgin'n: 1t Is the estate called "Cunseriandr
Yhs upon the Iamunky River, the county of New KEN,
ABOUT miles below New Kent courthouse the poperv u
So'' :. ~; watkins, AMI containing by estimate more
man oo acres OF which 100 first raie, ece dai
i"' we" adapted To the growth of corn, wheat cotton
oars ana clover 80 wood ani, heavily tmhe,ed, and
600 marsh, including yeral houses and ,,s i; ,h III
lage of "Cumberland." ~ go
. This Estate is situated =, the head or 6,o h,, nj.
on htoriing water for vessels 500 TONS and presents n
Tue ae've and judcous advantages than any
estate IN the lower country.
The fiat land is, AS has heen s,,,od fire., r,,. : ,
adapted To plaster and clover nd has heen much mro
ved ny their use the highland is heavily timbercd and the
marsh is one Of the valuable in the lower rountrv-
1t Us unusually high and hca vy tn,lered chiefly with
and from experiment actually made in the sale o tho tim
Der and wood Zee beach, the expense of clearing and
c'afs might be defrayed from the sale the wood and
TIMBER and when reclaimed, would afford LARGE
perfectly level and of inexhaustihle fertility.
Upon The estate are two fshrrics--a herring fishery of
ITO hue no'> the annual profits which ha We be
rally about $500 and shad fishery immediately ,pnose
10 the herring fishery which mgh, also rendered very
'auab!e, and hne mill sce immediately Lpnn the river
aud adjacent to the village Of Cumberland; the improve
mens "omoi table dwelling house of rooms the
airy out houses barns and ice house. The dve,;nr
mouse IS upon very elevated situation, ndng a
view oil NE nat iand s river Ind
for miles Fish AID wild fowl Of every ar,,v arc
taken upon the estate in their proper seasons
lie markets OF Richmond and Baltimore alike con-
tguons TO 1t, and produce is shipped for the same
freight moro minute description is deemed upnecessa
ry, as 1t Is supposed that any desiring purchase
VIII trst view The premises. This property is now and
III be until the 21stday Of Jan. next, 1855 offered at
private sale If sold pva tely ii will be offered IN tho
highest bidder public auction, The premises ON the
DAY before mentioned, als OF Jan. 1898 at the hour of
CLOCK VI. The term. will he very atirrg
anu may be Known by appIica one of the undsrsg
Ell, James Lyons Jr residing in The cit, of Richmond
The sale will be made under Deed of Trust from Col
John d. atkins and wife, tn OF in the cIer
Office of New Ken; county court for the purpnse of .
ring CERTAIN sums OF money due the different Banks in This
city and for other purposes.
The title is eyed 70 ne =,
convey only such title vested in ns Inv the .ed
IncntionCd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08
NAVAL, ENGAGEMENT

Cart. Barnes arrived at New Orleans, tih Nov,
Tom ST. MARKS, gives The following information: 4
short time previous 10 bis Sailing, vessel arrived at
ST. hJarksfi9m heJ West. Her captain states, dot
he aNISa PIG % way Bravo, wbiist cru;zpg 10 the
Bi OF havana, bad encountered The Havana
Faclet from Csdz' with a scyy valuable cargo Each
Vosse Is saId TO lave mounttj the came nn,nbsr IS
uns Fhe Spaniard was supe'Sor IN tonr,srn and cal
o. net guns; me Mexican neatly doubled her or nc
nent as TO thc number OF men Tsaro, ~ - -,
sues was 'ncessani during nearly three quarters ofa
uopy me mexican commander, Endine ms artillery
70 tnat oi his opponent, resolved on sardirg
,I suecseaed by that means in capturing his foFs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08
PUBLIC SALE.

* virtue OF deed of trust executed by Richard X
IL Jones OF Chesterfield, the RS ON IN. 2
hy Ut June, 1897, and recorded in clerks Office nj
Amelia, for purposes therein mentioned we shall proceed
10 SELL at public auction, the premises the highest
bidder Tor cash. Saturday the eighth day of December
next at IL O'clock ~ the Plantation in Amelia whercon
the said Richard X. Jones' formerly resided contana
bout QUO acres together with, all the appurienanccs there
unto belonging, much thereof will be necessary Ia
raise the amount due the deed i'd
with the costs and expcnces Of executing trust Such
tile rs is vested IN the subscribers ed
is believed to be indispuable. GEORGE IVES.
Nov.1 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08
JRUST SALE

TfURSUANT to deed'of executed TO Samuel
Taylor, John Robertson and the subscriber the list
November 1925, by Branch T. Archer and record in
she clerks Office of Chesterfield county shall SELL
Thursday the 2Dth Of this month, commencing L. O'Clock,
the following property med III said deed half of
the interest of the residue of the lease Salees Goa hits
sixteen years from the LIST of January 1896 LIKEWISE
the following slaves, viz Juba Tenn, Caesar Cassius;
and hrs. Bepteys (wiow of the late Col. VIM Bentley
of Powhatan) life estate in Archer and Simon also the
mules horses aud fixtures used working coal
pits belonging to the said Archer, together with the
appuenauces hereunto belonging much the sa id
property be sufficient satisfy the provisions
said deed Such title vested in the subscriber will
conveyed TO the purchaser purchasers.
WM. 6. POVALL, acting Trustee
Der. 5th 1927.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08
Nov ~
Public Sale of Negroes and Stock

IN the 18th day of month, December if fair 9TH
- erwse the fair day. we shall sell TO the bipbes,
bidder at kaimss, the late residence William Doug
ass' oec t III the county of New Kent Providsnce
gorge all the residue of the said decedent
sig of about fifteen Negroes, among good Black
smith, the stock of Mules, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs
MOST OF the Negroes will BE sold Cor cash. The other
property on SIX mont credit Al the md place
fifteen or twenty Other Negroes will be sold cash a.
Inons them some likely boys and girls
Nov. LIFT TIE EyFcIrropc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08
LATIN SCHOOL.

TN the nsishbonood Of Chilesbnrg Caroline ibc sub
srrber will sch Grammar School, which will COM
nrcnce the ensuing 15t of January, 1928. Therein will
Ire taught the usual Of La aud Creek rrainp
the English tongue, with is usual aprsndages of Cram
numerical Arithmetic, Geography, &c. Also If re-
quired, Geometry and Algebra, 6ccThc School will adj
journ the 18th December following, with month vacation
Perms, for board and tuition boardcrs furnishing beds
and beddiaE 500, bali payable in advances for day
scholars $50. JOHN v KEAN
(;onchIa nd, Nov. T,l,. T2L7 n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08
Tobacco Planters.

a PETITION will be presented 10 the Session Of
IA the Virginia Legislature praying that the inspectors
OF all Public Warehouses shall be required, in inspecting
Tobacco, to break it in four different parts Of each hogs
head ~ order 20 detect the many impoons praeiscd IN
prizug and that Warehouses, where such frauds
are conDived and where inspectors refuse break
Tobacco IN such places they desired DO b. pur-
ctagaTs, may bssUS7gc.sc!. s.: - e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08

virtue Of deed of trust executed the 5th day of Nav
< 1926, by Wade Aosby the elder, and Susannah his
wife, the subscriber and Others which deed OF
In clerks Offices Of the county Of the
Henrco and Powhatan, shall sell in front of the Ea
Hotel in the city of Rehmond Monday the 10Th of
December i2 O'clock the following property
said deed viz of the interest owned by Wade
T1csbv Jr. in certain parcel of land lying the Old
NIarkethouse bIain street. in the city of Richmond,
aud which suit is pending in the superior
law for Henrico ceuny.-Aso, all the interest the said
Wade Mosby the elder, has in claim land
of between and 5000 acres yiag tile Ohio river, be-
the mouths IF Big Sandy and Little Sandy rivers,
III the county <s,cenup and State of Kentucky. Tne
whole of this land is first bottom land and have
doubt a great bargain may be bought in it.
TERms-6, 10 and Is months credit, bonds itr an
proyed security, and deed of property to-
SECURE the payments. will convey only such title is
vested in
Oct 10th, 1827-18t WAI. w. AOSBY, Trustee.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08
VIM. I'll. Fitzwhylsonn,
X SELLER RJbrDET, T. cY,a,E,yr,

BOOK SELLER, BINDER & STATYONytR,
AS lately received extensive additions his socn
n a of quilts writing papers Of various kinds and other
articles OF stationary.
lie keeps constantly on hand general assortment of
Day Books, Journals Legcrs, and other auxiliary Books
for Merchants counting Record and ShefiGs Boos
Pocket and Memorandum Books, &c.
Sneetactes Thermometers, Spy Glasses, microscopes,
Pen and Pocket hnves Globes Mathematical ustrunr
and Silver Frn., Walking Canes;
Bibles Psalm aud Hymn Books for various dcnomiua-
lions of Christians;
All the usual variety of School Cooks, New Novels
and Miscellaneous publications.
Every species Of Book Binding the best mali
ner, and every article charged the lowest price.
Dec I &,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, Suburban. DEcEaIREP 5 So

IeNiiE subscriber offers for sale two doore below
n Thomas a. Rust's hardware stoie,)
50 or 80 tons Iron, assorted,
VIZ: scantng iron tron, inch 10 81 inche. SQUARE
nat and round do, all Sizes pipe. box, sheet hoop and
scroll do, cast and blister steel, bI and iron wire
sheet brass, axes, spikes, sc.
Dec IS o,-wts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08

vs1HOMAS NELSON has removed to that pleasantly
Il situated Tenement adjoining the w Arlington Ia
vern, about 80 yards above the Capitol Square, where
Mrs. Nelson is prepared to accommodate Ladies and
Gentlemen with Board, &2;.. by the day, week, month
year. size will be glad to accommodate f5or-
iron of the Members of the Legislature.
n.t Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08
HAYS 81 CAPS

received by late arrivals from New York; 4cn.
temens black beaver Hate of superior qua iity and OF
various patterns, also one case of gcntioreus and
youths aud fur seal Caps, very handsome
On hand very large and general assortment OF
fur, and 1000 wool hats; the latter invite the
tenton of those having Factory, Coapit Plantation
Negroes to furnish.
Nov. 18th. JOHN THOMSON.
wanted TO hire for the coming year, Black Woman, as
cook d wash woman nd Black Girl do chamber work
To such as ca" come well recommended qualification
for the aoove stations and god characters, lheai wage
~. % b:'e5 Ohm THOMPSON,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08

10 Tobacco and Cotton Planters.
+. CIV ATilMEY will sell on commission,
u. Tobacco and Cotton. for those Planters who
may S. mink nj to consign their crops 10 them.
-IeecItn.olld oct 81. 1927. So;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08
Negroes and land.

Nov. !
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-17
Bonnet boards, Payer, etc,

A. r. KENNEDY has recsirsd By late arrivals
90 GROSS heavy nnet Boards
% % packages gold and silver leaf
100 packages Dutch metal do.
IS reams cap writing paper, Nos, l,2, s.
1913 reams quaro post, various qualities, compris-
ing the manufactures of Thomas Amies, d..
Ames, S & A. Butler, Hurlbutt, Gilpin,
Meetur SC.
SuPerine and common folio post
1S5 dozen shell, mock, and Brazilian combs
new edition of uoore's Irish Melodies, and
I.alla Rookh, in various elegant bindings.
ON HAND
An excellent Piano Forte madsby A. & w. Geb,
and general assortment of Greek Latin, French and
English School Books, Of the most approved editions
may IL cost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-17
Removal.
HORATIO DAY,
ElNcY BOOT and SHOE MIXER,


RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and custom.
ers that he has removed three squares below his
former stand TO the house formerly occupied by DR..
r H. Lille, and recently by DR.. John l. Sayrs, where
ladies and gentlemen be furnished with every arti-
Gle in his line, of the best qualty and made in the
most fashionable manner.
lie has Just received and intends keeping general
assortment of ladies' and getlemens Gloves, ofwhch
he has at present. ladies' superior horseskn and kid
and gentlemen's best Woodstock, doeskn and beaver
Gloves, all Of which he will sell as low they be
bought in the District. mayH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-17
Hartford. Conn. Feb. 90, 1871

Hartford. Conn. Feb 90, 1877.
Mr.. VIM. w Potter
Dear Sir L have now but oRe bottle Of Tatholicon
left. 4 person 1vel ths evening. 60 miles
since min for q hottie, Of Cathol ION wo Id
nave taken II: tnt ! could let him have BIT 9 lie
expressly for the article and that the person
who ad used two bottles has had H"-r affection or
consumption vears. and that three Of the family
in Aids and rave paid in ten years, for medical
adv and med. inc $50 dollars He saws the per
SON 30 has used bottles tound am me
dina IL caupIr rH tie CHh"RcOn l. that the ne,g
bos seein. the astonishing effects produced m
be- of them the above person to procure the ati
lie for va iops chronic diea,es The rson told m.
he would wait two day-. If he could procure the two
dozen VIII von without fail send me. IL necessa
w. even come with few boxes Of the Catholicon 10
Hartford a. fes DELAYS uil take place in New York
and New Haven AID as to being out Of the article I
cannot thiuk of 1t
am IN haste yours &c. Il. W.. BULL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-17
ELIZ.4BETH BINDER.
PHILADELPHIA Nav 90. 1906.

fhlIadeIphla May 70, 1876.
This is to certify, that my son, John Howorth, aged
fourteen years has been afflicted for eight years with
the Kings Er the best medical advice was had, eve-
ry remedy was tried, but wlthout uceess, until Mr.
Potter's Vegetable Catholicon had recourse to-,
which has eHectualy cured him The tumours are dis.
perscd and his general health better than it has been
tor many years past.
Thi, give unsolicited by Mr.. Potter and from sin.
cere desire ofbeneitting others who NAV be similarly
situated. GEORGE H0WOR1H
Jnstice of the Peace, Phila lelphia County
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-17
TFrom the Darien Geo Gazette. Nov IL

4 most eItrua rftnary care eGfcte3 by Pohers Catho
Hcon,-Captain Doney. keeper of the light on Sape-
10 and master pilot for Doboy Bar anthorises IS to
make known to the pablo the following fact Of
date.
I" ,bo, month ago. bought three bottles of Pot.
ters Cotkohcon the purpose o. testing its virtues
upon VIZ Peter M'CulIoch, pilot of Doboy Bar who
lad heen Tor see al years confined to is he'd crotch
in Consequence Of dseae ed limbs and lce ated feet
the soles OF his feet in that shoe king state that
the homes ccDsihe both to the ut and touch
Mr. MCulloch after the use of ft-pe b0tt'cs of the
COtiohron laid aside his crutcheS and was this day in
attending to Al, lsne,s in near, perfect health
Daien November I, 1896
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-17
Jnstice of the Peace, Philadelphia Count,
PHILADELPHIA, June

Philadelphia, June 20 1896.
This is to certify, that have been severely afflicted
with rheumatism for the last fifteen years. and so bad
that was obliged to crutches or help, TO enable
me to move about. tried ever, possible means Of
ceiving relief from this depoable stuation having us
ell two bottles of Swaims Genuine Pauacea without ef
tect, when, about year since lappled to Mr.. w. w.
Potter for supply of his Vegetable Catholicon, and
from the of two 5ottles has Effected cure, and
since have stopped taking the Meaicinc have never
enjoyed better health. DOROTHY BENDER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-17
Attest-SaMUEL RAIN

Certificate time in August, 1924, was desr-
by w. W. Potter, to visit and examine the above lad
Samuel Ran-the disease he was afflicted with is
termed Necrosis, and more case of il have
never seen-considerable portion ofthe whole dame
ter the tbia the main or shin bone of the leg Ina
exfoliated and come out-the wound measurn, at the
time seven inches in length, extending from little be-.
low the knee to near the ANGLE, two inches and half
in width, and two inches and quarter in DEPTH the
flesh being retroverted along the edges the height
of one inch and haf-he was much emacated; had
hectic tever night sweats; and rapidly vergng to
the grave In this state he was put on tue Vegetable
Cathohcon, which, in the course of three weeks re
moved all the symptoms of hectic, and in the begin.
ming OF April, 1885, after using ten bottles of the me-
dlc,ne, he was discharged, cured have this day ex-
amined the Gmb-it is sound as it was previous to
the accdent-a large quantity of healthy bony matter
hlled up The vacuum left by the exoiated tibia and
the limb AS firm and sound and useful as could
possibly be, had the accident never happened.
HENRY MMURTRLE, NJ d.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-17
Philadelphia. MAY so. 1926.

rhiaueiPhia, May 81, 1870.
This is to certify, thatmy daughter, Elizabeth Bind
er, aged sixteen aboured for twenty two months
under severe liberation of the tongue and throat,
which proceeded IT, such an extent as to eat away
third part Of her tonge. and nearly destroy her pa
late, and render her speech unntelEgible. In this
state medical aid was resorted 30, and every remedy
that was suggested, tried but in vain; when hearing
of Mr. Potters Veges bic Catholicon was induced to
try that Two bottles have eectualy cured her, and
she is now perfectly well