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u as committed TO the Jail OF the Of Petersburg A.
runaway, ON the 9th day Of June 1927 negro man MO
ms name DICK. feet 10 aud half his ypy
oack has scar the forehead, aud the left arm le
above me wrist has cotton shirt and hpmesPun coat add
Pahs1sn made Of cotton aud wool lie says that he bel
70 s-N Martin Perkins OF Lynehburg Va. The owner
To CONE forward his property pay charges end
take him away, or he will be dealt with the directs
August -. 90 :, !I,s '''
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SCOTT"S LIE or yN.QPOLE0N.

4 VI. Il I. NASH received last evening by the Steam
~ Boat the Life Of Napoleon Bonaparc, Emperor Of
ftenohwih aprehmnay view IT the french Revolution by
the author II Waverly" &c. Subscrbe the
fequeted 10 call for their copies suhscLei generally
Others may assured that the work will be furnished
low price as al any other Bookstore IN the Stale
ht.nrI
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" hhulNlA; Alta Superior UouIt OF Chance1y 6oII-1
June, 1927: VII Tue zi'' day Vf
resident and Directors of the Literary Fund John
Virginia, " VIC commonwealth "
Against AsW'
.iaskins, late Sheriff Of POwkaian county, sud .
Tn LII =; " ,t Samue' 'a"tthews, dec Den
me OH ~ TIN; cause being exhibited for the pupo,. Of -,
- he te'iouun OF the personal Samuel Mi.
iae OF fowhatan CO. native is believed of P.un.,
& on me ground that there person entitled 10 tske
ue r'sduun, under the laws Of this nionweah drsct
s e distribution 81 luestates' estates, and The .ane
Ei 'H ne commonwealth for the benefit the Literary
"t be made for three months in
itIchh'n" Enquirer and National Intelligence. rrGIn
az PERSONS Claiming an interest in the personal estate t
@ Matthew'S ss his d,trbu,ees tar here ON ,h
@ nay o he heLt January tc,n and make the bal.
tues defendants to the said suit. $500 pa
d copy. Tests, WIN w IIENING
July II. ~ 80, - e
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institution fur Correcting Lapedincnts Of
- -, 49, Speech. ="
u m z: HUNT sole agent Tor RIs Lesh and % ,e
~ yates n York, fOf yngin and NJ caroIns, Ie;d,.
hesf Pere'vsis, Bfunswick county Va '' 'e''u''
raus"t tiun come pared 10 remain until eted
ij; ,uuIy having rsaiied from those who were mot
lsain uniii the Institute satisfied With their A.
'he system Average time for cure C,, s,j,,,
wnne') 10 " u dysfr children and servan from ato
The pubiok cautioned against travelling A,,
Us Le'sHs Agents are stationary and never nedie IL H.
no" proving about tinO' the soullein sises
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SUAIlIER GOODS.
BROfDROCE R.TCES.

BRO.IDROCE RHCES.
rsNHE Fall Races oaifock course will commence
l. ON the 6rst Tuesday in October
LIST day Sweeps,akei entries aud closed. Entry 500 each
mile heai
2djay Propriotot's Pure $500; mile heats
Sd day Jockey Club Purse, $500; ) uiile heats
a 4th day 5 Race = calculated gu.
a. there many tue horses training, good spoi may
expected ISfiAM PUUkETT. Proy,ietor
August
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LII ersons having clsu ssainst Ea,cs at Rebeees
and H'ohsrd ~ f. Barnes dec hereby tsqupsied 4,
otug them Toward Tor adrtmen being about close inv ,c
eHi. ~ Adminstfaor hey not prcseu'cd hy the If
o " 7rPtemher next shall plead this notice bar Of such
as may be, after lis1 dsie
THOMAS Z. BARNES Ad'a- Of
RcbetcaG Richard NJ. j.. Barres
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RICHMOND RaCES,
FOR RENT

ron rev Il
PLANTATION ue4T ii euito 10 Po,yaian county know
a' Dr. Lews large slough 90 work ~ hands. The
Rete have valuation the Stock Of every kind the
place. With oats fodder SC; also the Slave.
rate hire There sue parcel o land followed wheat &
cofr, aud the place IN sood order.
Also FOR RENT Eden, about miles below Richmord.
This place would aOrda retreat 10 f,my from the city,
during the Sumner, havius good houses water, add
remarkably healthy. wa. DEPRIESr
August % s2-4i
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Lands Ia Pouhnfnn ~. 80

SH virtue of decree ehancery the court of p,b,t,n
IN The case Of Duruy puply aud Others we the unde
signed oommsCnefs viii sell 10 the highest bidder upon
Ged ct . - and ~ months upon the premises en- Ss,r-
day the 21d day OF September next the plsatstisn and
called Prospect HI IN Powba;au rouny, (beins the former
Tedehee OF tue late Peter Depuy) and adjoining the Cotton
fa9ioy Moo ~ Mills, and James Crawford, containing b
i'ie survey 257 and an half Up,u there a
large aud oomm"di9' dwelling house containing eleven oo
ing machine. ~
ana at ne same tine and Place viii sell upon credit
OF months the feverschsty gh 10 all the land Al pre.en
foveed ny the waters oil io Powhaian Cotton Factory Pond
supposed 10 contain from 2t ~ acrrv, adjoining Ia Ih
S'edd, Preston Smith aud MIR. Haywood.
~ The sale vii take place shout ~ 4, O'clock of ,s
"ay CHARLES BRANCH,
HOBEHr HARRIS, -
JOSEPH u. DAVIS,
(INIIuENE j
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NOTICE.

ENHE Suhscrber anxious close the affairs Of the late OF
BrGdley, McCregy : speedily possible, desires
all those indebted to said bft whose
AJAX, an eaiy payment of tn. same. WlT BTccRERY,
Augmt os-,T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-31

Pheasant results Of the Censorship. THE
Paris Journal dies Debats of the 5Oh June, has two
blank colums under the head OF rartefy
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Lancaster Couniy Court, Fe 51.a1v- 10. ,soy-

c,., -, ttHoaier CoNniy Court, Februarv 10 !go-
Against
Chiffon, ess'' moses mothn.
ne order made at January las, for reason,
Tue court Is amended follows Ii /. Ordered ~ Jss
posse' sou OF Samuel Dossett, and Moses Chiffon he %
h 70 aPlear ne. on tii- thrd Monday in NAV p,st =,
any hey can, why the lands of which C;ran
h.oh ded seized should not he sold and the proce.
e among ia. said dec edents legal EN-. and h
70 Tue Satisfaction OF the that said Nose, Ch,o,
% sh "aoant OF this commonwealth, is therefor. Od.r
, .al copy OF this Order be in the Rchnnl
ior Two months succesyey, and another eonv
al tue IRON, door OF tue Courthouse Of county ~
I,, ~ b. HI. WALKER, elk
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To the Editor Of the Louisiana ,gdveJfisey.
An article has appeared in the Pensacola paper
and has been republi.hsd In paper OF New Or
iesn stating that formal complaints had been IN sde
BY the authorities Of Cuba, that the Mexican for
ces had violated The neutrality Of Key West, Ssc
m consequence OF which, Comm. RidseleY had
been despatched 70 make the nsce.ssTy inyestfg,-
t'onp, sc.
have too high regard Tor tie opinion Of the
items Of the United States TO permit an imufes
sion 10 remain on the mind OF any one that had
abused lhsr hospitality, and in he sbsence Of
aearIy ell Of NY papers and letter books, / can do
little more than deny 10 The ost positive manner
lbe charges Of the Spanish authorities, and chal-
nhse the stEicicst seruliny ino my conduct, and
tbat OF every one under my commsnd since NY
ninsJron has been al ley West; and al my desire,
~ this case, is tst The government OF the United
States WILL IN justice 10 me, place before the pub.
JIG the result Of their enquiries, by which il will
undoubtedly appear that Monsieur Lsbofde has IN
three instances violated The neutrality Of the u.
States, without any further notice On my part, than
70 desire repeatedly that United States vessel Of
ear might be stationed thsrs 10 protect IA, The
collector Of The port aud all the Inhabitants have
defended me against the charge, and even an gos,,
6 pfessiy sest by the Spanish authorities. 10 e.
smne into my operations, afg their coutl.in,
wss U1aie, has done ths same. aud the govelnrnen,
of tbs United Staes have positive proofs in ftei,
possession Of tie high respect have shown 10
ifsir authority. The Only document have now
u my pOsssssios, FsF,tBg 10 ihs mater, ~ 2 copy
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'delPhia, August l5th, 1927

The oiiirinl notice recently published at Wash
ington, requiring foreigners who travel in Mexico
to Obtain passports, has attracted the attention of
The Editor of the 81. Louis Observer. He remarks
" This is strange state of things between US and
cur nearest neighbor, whose territory and ours bind
upon one another for more than 1000 miles, and
with which have had large commercial
intercourse. Unfortunately have no treaty with
Mexico to protect either the rights the persons
OF citizens, and both subject 10 any sudden
and arbitrary regulation which the government of
that country may But why this spirit OF
hostility towards us: England has a treaty long
since with Mexico. and we have none, and these
new regulstIo will operate principally upon citi.
zen. of the United States, who, being the near.
est neighh1rs, and having overland intercourse
with the country, travel most into that country"
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0TT Us 70 w g 10 ms IfltnGs aud he pub
nc as Central Conlnssion Merchant He will ako
ipeis tadvse % all articles copsgued 10 JOS T. Bloom
held E'q- New YofE for sale.
jug received per 'ebr Mary Archer supply Of Grocep,
~ aug iwhoesae Tor cash OF approved paper; they laid
Whn ihe last month, IN New York upon erms,
snu a' nut ana advance skcd, city Groeers and country
hefchans afe invited 10 call aud them; supo
ply will be kePtur. JOHN G. ROBERT.
49,. Cary street, opposite Colombian Hotel
hUEuF IL w1
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UINNOLIII.IlIN

VIE term Of OopatneishP between the SuhscrIber IN.
ger the hrm Of Duncan NJ. ouafles, COS having eEpir
ell the came IL Dissolved Fleming james Jo,eph s3ms
W settle the claims against aud afe alone authorized 10 re-
ceige The debts duo TO The said finn.
FLEMING JAMES,
JOSEPH S. JAMES.
DUNCAN NJ. QUARLES.
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IN OVERSEER JY4.VTEU

Two manage for me West Ham; single preferable
None need apply unless Of rst rate sapabiy. undout
cd integrity, and moral character. WU. SHdPdRD
AugHf q. 81 -wfw
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II UdlHob!e IFactf Loud and Tan YaTd n,

VIZ Snn'ei'her "ltlb Oh accommodating terms the se
= % land vhereon he resides situated ip9 ~. , va
I On Asrns Creek miles north ofthe oouhr,s
cieT attached 70 whicis Wstef GRIT Mill in
fa 5onio's9ie DweIling House Tobarco Bsrns a. sri
~ su"cirt flsntaton opened 10 employ 10 10 Isni ~
e9YantSf' 90 % 40 acres " which BSuon IsnJ ss ,t
~I'le ven atartedt The culture Of Carp Wheat ADJ r.
oAo" ne linyard Is situated IN tie vicinity 81 tsrki
nh ~ excellent stand for basiugss; ssched 10 which .
gWtng House, aud al necessary hjues Tor rot.uetn ii,
laanins busines, and will be Jfef 81 low non az
erms Any rersons wihng purchase will do we'll ~, E
b" cary aPPea!iou 90 thesubseribef. ROBERT HESTER
-.-y - % -sGr
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". Jgin Henfh nnd LlIn ALorris I

AhH notice That o. Friday The 2ia September nest ~
t~een The hours IT ~ The forenoon and in the sffc
noon Of that Day and 70 continue from icy day
afne ionf'f unti c'ipee n William Thompsonf. Tavern.
New store, ~ buckingham county sha proc. 81 - iake
"ePe"s u Henry Cox, Patrick Cox, John Cox ard others,
" pc READ ~ ev'dfuce n s Depending Nv The Sup,r
Cem," Chaneery for tbe Biehinoad Dsti,s IN vb,r 80
.l'' a"i t'i ere 49, I3ai.e -DWiu CUR
"'.''' e." 81 WIN
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* Nt"e ~ deed 81 ust executed 10 the sublcfIbefs m
ne ih Of Jan i6li, ~ DAVID Cooke, fr The purno.s
~ securing ne payment Of debt hfein mentioned d,c fo
"am - i'hts d" ne county n Buc kinehssn (and which
@ osh ny recorded N Che county court Of Bncbinr,7tn)
tfi0sfsf o. enc n them wi sell 90 the htghesthis
osy nc @Ob d'y IT September next, cctaia iae or
o. sn7 10 sstisy The oisin due 20 the William
y9 and heinz IN She roaniy oi Buckin CHAM IN
shs hrtt hund 90 acres ~ esmatJn, Re the same more
~ 's, shi bounded iol5vs 0 hy The land. IN J,,eb
""H de- Jn.id' Devanr"r, DEC sad The isuds II D,g
i"' aeo We deeiu 81 unneccssfy u sav ANY tn- ir 49,
comnends;ion Of sad bird, rrtsunye hoe ,gb,.i IL
I"S"1se wl avail siys u to OPPORTUNITY Of judging
u ''s"cifes The title s believed 90 Sc indisurshe ba
i'e '"''c Her' VII convey such only gesicd n nv
''' 'rtn ai0ic'lii JOHN o. NCUEpN. Ttnt
Arsga - ieer 80 va"
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am, sIr, your OF serv't,
ROBERT WALSH Jr

uios'"Pmc"l sketch lncOnsistent with the idea OF
his superiority AS candidate.
am, sir, your obi serv't,
ROBERT WALSH, Jr.
Philadelphia, august 18th, 1927.
Ren9d'6s.-Thus we have compiled with Mr.
Walshs request, and his principal object, which
sppeats to be 10 make known his opinion that tho
Gen. Jackson is to be valued on account of his
military qualifications. Mr. Adams is to be prefer
red, as the President of the United States, on ac-
cosn' OF his civil Accomplishments. Mr.. Walsh,
however, will permit Us to remember, that in the
sSetch OF Jackson's life, which he has published
written at tine when bis judgment was unbiased,
he has drawn picture cslculatedS-<- win the pub
TIC esteem and appreciation. a. Ii various crit
ical situations (he remarks) IN which he was plac-
&c by emergencies, and the unlimited discr elton
cast upon him, he appears 10 have been governed
oy general and solid principles, which he knew
now 10 srpiy satisfactorily in explaining his
snIes" g The copious dispatches which Gen.
Jackson had occssion to write to the government,
detailing his campaigns s. official proceedings, his
numerous addresses to his troops and the state-
nen's and arguments, which the charges preferred
against his official conduct compelled him to pub
ilsh tor his justification, would, altogether form
sizeable volume. They marked by great Gu-
efiey and energy Of oppression: cogent reason
ing, apt reference to general principles, and
me utmost edrnestness and apparent recsitude
OF INTENTION he tcrltes nercOusiy and persyic-
uously, he speaks tcih facility and force. Grace
and iehDemen, he has not studied either in compo.
stion OF delivery" Z" He is artificial in nothing
Ills reading cannot be supposed be extensive,
nor his application TO books to be very frequent.
In regard to business he has always been found
indcfahgabie and SagaeiouS." Now we beg
leave TO ask Mr.. Walsh, whether, having said all
this. he thinks the want of grace ami refinement in
writing speaking, is such deficiency to dis
qualify for the Presidency? II this be really
40. what shall we say of NJ. Adams, whom,
we presume, Mr.. Walsh will not ascrbe either
grace or refnemen, in composition or delivery!
Or, If he does, he will not find meny who have
any Treiensions to good tas'e, 10 join him The
time viii come however, when it will be shown,
that this is not The less of Mr.. Adsms's delicien-
cies. The difference between Gen. Jackson, and
MIR. Adams is this. The former, to borrow phrase
from the writer of the Piebisn, is a practical
man 81 business, acquainted with the circumstsD-
ces. wants, and habits of the people," ''ihe whole
stream OF Mr.. Adams public life shows his
OF Judgment, and his ignorance of The pursits and
| interes's OF the people, that are often and so
seriously affected by the injudiciou. tamperng of
government" 50 The qualifications of professor
OF rhetoric are widely different from those of =
useful president" ' Men of great learning, rarely
make good statesmen
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WILL be .od on Thursdly he 2Oth Jay II September
W nes At 81 o'clock, A. ~ ~ trout oiHe Bell Tavern IN
s eiy Of aebn md aI shsre in the capital n tho
fns. 81 order Of The President and Direcfors
Ausuai7. ''''''''N "" 90 VN ,,,5 ~,
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4 PLANTATION, lying the north side Of james Ri
Ver' w "r ~ miles shove Old Jamestown, and in
upper pnt Of Sandy Point neck) called the ROWEn AMI
Son's ct 900 aeres more less OF e Com and Whest
LaEda good dwelling house barn. &e will be sold the high
ts bidder for cash. 7RWgday the sA Nov mort. The sale
wiake place on the premises, when immediate POSSESSION
wiz oe gwen DAVID MIEGE.
Q--.yfJ.
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1 \ she eE.at e"ast - The U 5. il Tor tue ts,.,
ue, o, fennsy wanna, aud Sd emeui;lu Equity, '>s'
against '' N.Y.
james Paul and - Jones, Adm 'or, of J,.b,. -,
.i 'he otd,r OF the count, made IN the sh
aur' ON me 9Th dsy Of May, 1897, motto. Is her ,sw Ne
10 all persons IN aud having claims sen,
~ O,itr harf late OF the State of New Jsr,.y a.. a's
wa. uey appear before the said tour nj
i'h uay of Oct, 1927, their nt.re.,. on TIE
.u 70 prosecute ths,r sad osisTh.y are fu, ih,
ma 's SUM OF S.4o1 To- IN the Of tn. r.,n
-, o'ns lsft OF the estate vi the said Olive, Ia,
ny ihe Complainant, Sarah Hart, IA ,h.
"a. Rogers HAT, late Of Wadpsaw Island i'm III NJ: :, %
hat the 0lssIer of the sad court having bern and
Po'' 'ne taeis IN the above will receive
3 " ae ps,ues or persons claiming
ms once, No iOi, South Fourth Street Ph;iaJs,reh,
any time Piev'Ou. To- the said ei jay Of Oct AZ
M.y q. 4-tiitho JAMES s. SMITH. M
" lkOlNIA: 1T Superior Court OF CLanc,,, l,,--
Inn Sspo' III The city OF RithInVnd, the ga sx "
John Shore and Em,ine S. hi. wife, pna.
=, m9,'hew G. Lakeland and Caroline s. HI, wifi. and
,a"new y. Laeksnd admir- lie bouis non Of W. ~ a,-
G ",, pYu,ha' former admir-, &c. OF the said 1v,,,
~ u q, W ,ii'am b. Cook and Elizabeth Cook Def
Is cause the court doth further order tbs a.. c.
,Vhet VINO may perform the Order made in hi. s
.e ,w.ny seventh day OF june, i626 do in a5,; on
me claims OF the creditors of the estate of W,l. %
W. un'sshei, aud ispon the 10 the eo,t III, o.e.
et' specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or
10y &c i.Iu".a ~ The parties 10 be stated 1A
copy. l,ste, WIN w IiENINc
tn. ,,,,;.. e9mmis':oner's 0Dies, Juiy o iss7
are hereby notified, that have appointed WdnsS Sd'r,
ay OF ofpemhsi next to Ell in the same: AZ
are eq"'ied TO attend, before me, at my OF, il, , &
Order And do further hereby notify and s y, SAID
oi' having un'ahed claims the estate of U;II;,,
proofs an surpoit OF th. same in order 10 an % st
a'a"ee'eu ia anu by the aforesaid Order 'Ae'e"'
1,, n VIM. Il. PENDLEroN. CONF
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and presume. That here i no sen,in,en, in the
oiogr"Phicsl sketch inconsistent with the idea of
his superiority AS u candidate.
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MOIICE-

WE hereby authorise DuucsD NJ. Qusrles John T. uae
~ eHhe oihem 70 receive the debts late firm Of d. ~
V"are, CO. aud 70 su disc charge. and very
sou' 70 Close e huess Of the said firm aud 4, n r,oreo
vsteiiy n@cesty Inst should be closed, hope thai
those indebted, will make payment ea.ly possible.
FLEMING JAMES.
n, . JOSEPH s. JANIS.
tt''''''"f "Weh WI S0-w5w
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Phnadelphia. .2ng. ., 1896.
MARTHA M. nj CDRDf,
No. 10, Chcsnut-street.
PAilnde lphia, .ApLR 3. 1870.

From the spring of 1922, until this sumner
was afflicted with Serotaia every gland IN
my neck was affected by the rising OF hhrd tu.
mours, which broke and left deep ragged al.
GERS. Twas under the care of three eminent
practitioners at different times, who CONT
nued to prescribe for me for about nine
months, when my leg near the shin began 10
swell, which soon uicerdicd-and large III
Ger also arose on my body from the former
proceeded a thick and offensive matter. !
continued much in this state (my mnady a
Their increasingly for some months, and find
ing my ply sician's advice useless, dischar
god them and rcsortcd 10 SWaiDfs Genuine
PGndccu, which persisted in to the extent
of Nine Bottles, but without the slightest re
lief Under these very unlavorabe crcum
stances commenced using Poher's Vcgcid-
bic Cdthoiiron, which soon manifested It's IL
hrcnce over the disease the tumonr on my
body now broke and began 10 discharge, and
soon afe7 all the ulcers began to heal very
fast in few weeks more to my great asto-
nishmeni the ulcers were entirely healed-
the pains which had been subjectto were
removed-and my appetite restored--and III
fact my bodily health is very much improved
from the exclusive use Of Mr.. PoHtr'S Pdttd.
bic CathOlicon. MANUEL NORRIS.
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NFUNJFl t1UlI VN 1T
Justice of the Peace, Philadelphia city.
PhHadeIntin. NM 90, 1926.

This Is to certify, that have been SEVERELY
afflicted with the Rheumatism for the last Ill
teen years, aud so bad that was obliged to
use cru,che5, or help, to enable me TO move
about. tried every possible means OF re-
ceiving relief from this depIorable situation,
having used two bottles OF SWANS Genuine
Paparea without effect, wheu, about year
since, applied to Mr.. W. w. Potter for a
su,ply OF his Vegetable CdthoIicon, and from
the use ottwo bottles, il has effected ii cure,
and, since have stopped taking the med'-
cine, have never yet enjoyed better neaIlh'
DOROTHY BENDER.
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ELIZABETH BINDER.
pbilndeiph,a. .Hnu %. 1926

This is to certify, that my son, John Ho-
worth, aged fourteen years, has been afilict-
ed for eight years with the Kings Evil the
best medical advice was had, every remedy
was tried, but without success, until Mr. Pot
ters Vegetable Ca,holicon was had recourse
TO, which has ehectually cured him. The
tumours are dispersed, and his general
health is better than it has been for many
years past.
This give unsolicited by Mr.. Potter, and
from a sincere desire oil beneGtiug others
who llay be similarly situated.
GEORGE HOEORTH,
Iust;ce of the ppara Philadpitthia CIV.
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Opposite Wa hington Square.


This is to certify, that have been laboring
for rioht years, under dreadful disease that
,ncasi,nea mare than one hundred inUeter-
ate ulcers On my neck and body, and in my.
Ihrnat In this state remained upwards OF
o,,. var under the care of highly resnec-
,o,ls and well known medical gentleman,
taxing every medicine that he ordered me-
hmt g;,boui any effect, and was finally aban,
daned by him as incurabe: My frame had
Rene much emaciaied, from the long and
ssverp minis endured, aud my health was
DESTROYED. In this despairing situation, Mr..
~ W Potter very generously offered me his
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
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Cornish's Remedy for the Piles.

EnHE Medicine nov offered TO the public,
u is one which has been fully subiecie !
TO the inialible test oi experience and IN e
very instance where il has been fairly tried
il has been attended with the most complete
snccess n lOiGe Ct the cases, the patients
had been laboring under tie disease for years
and during that period had received the best
medical advice, md had even undergone
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage 1t is not dixie those usually nd
vertised,) offered as a certain cure Tor long
catalogue OF diseases, but those afflicted with
Ills complaint, for which alone it IS recon.
mended, may rely with confidence upon oh
tanning relief, even in its worst forms, in
short time; aud they themselves are the hest
Judges of the importance OF snch remedy -
Price so cents pei box, with directions sign
ed by the proprietor.
"Ee subscriber is appointed agent for tho
sale of the above medicine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON
Nov Of