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some extraordinary effects produced at the
Havana, by SWAlM'S PANACEA, are deem
ed OF snihe0nt interest To claim portion oi
public attention.
TRANSLATION.
Don Fernando Gonzalez del Vale, NJ d,
Public Professor OF Medicine aud Surgery,
Lecturer Of Surgery iathe Roya! aud PontIf-
cal University OF ST: jerome Of the Havana,
Member OF the Royal Patriotic society OF the
" Friends OF the Country Ac.
hereby certify HAT have csed the mrdi-
cine known by the name OF " SWfam s 1aa-
cen, and have obtained very good result,
from its application, having cnred two p-iI-
ents III whom the disorder would not yield 10
the best curative remedies. One was suffer
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with venerial ulcers, complicated with 90
norrhUa OF long standing. The former had
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nomatous ulcers and though the patients
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great rcIiet the ulcers suppurate more free
ly, without extending rs quickly ~ they did
before the medicine was taken. his is olI !
can at present state, aud am happy to be a
bic 10 contribute on my part II confirm the
good effects Of this valuable discovery.
FrHnrdo GOnsaies tel Ente, NJ u. &c.
Havana, Oct. II, 1927.
COPY.
Consular Agency ofihs United Sintas.
I, the undersigned, Vice Consular Agent Of
the United States for the city OF havana and
lis dependencies, do hereby ccrriiy, thatDoc-
tor Don Fernando Gonlalez del Vale, ,ah-
scrberto the foregoing document, is ply
stefan OF the greatest speCinbiIlty, residmG
in Ihls civ TO me N I'll known and 10 whose
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ditary succession which the people trumphauty
'rostrated in 1890. few misguided republicans
have joined the Adams dag, who are as yet igno-
rant oil the ultimate views of that coniederacy-
The time has arrived for the Republicans OF 90
to unite and rally-to lay aside all local views and
conflicting opinions, and save the country. The
nation is at present in one ieverish state of ex-
element We are neither respected abroad, nor
are we tranquil and prosperous at home. Every
measure that can sustain desperate and lettering
administration, is resorted TO without reference TO
consequences. Thei patronage belonging TO the
people Is used 10 aid the Cabinets the subsidized
presses filled with slandercus attacks on the best
men Of the nation
The people, in the majesty of their strength,
have nominated as their candidate, man of tried
patriotism, stern integrity, sound sense and impay-
able public services. A man of honesty and firm
victory, and has, in every respect, Z" filled the mea
sure of his country's glory" Associated with &C.
neral Andrew Jackson, is the actual Vice Presi-
dent of the u States, Mr. Calhoun in hose talents
and public experience patriotic attachment to
the true intcres; Of the country, we have the SUI
rest guarantee. With such men the republic will
be safe, the rights of the States supported, the
cardinal interests of the nation protected the old
republican party revived, and the power of the
people pcrpetuated
Sanguinc as we are OF the jackson ticket in this
State, we must not sleep ON our arms while a
desperate faction is abroad. We must be I'D and
doiRg-organizc our town and country committees,
keep up an active correspondence, prepare for the
convention and fall election, act with energy, pru-
dcnce and industry, and we shall be ready TO take
the field like men who know how to conquer
~. Y. Eng.
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rHE subscher offers sale lii valuable Estate on Jlns
hvf ealies Bsluovs, ld sinng Scoits,lt, nov hc
$50 ~ %" !n'f H. ith1ii"n 70 po'se''ion 60 lie given
rn te ia Nov nest with ~ tHs privileges Of SEEDING
FhH Estate torns about sos with good proportion ri
low nunis emo may De fary eorsIdeted ~ The most
productive ard valuable for size on the RIVER Also tact
~ JO scs Of excellent land Brey, Fuysnus djons
J9n ~ mnon ani chiefs Asoa large brick lumber non.f
sne PaeeAs Chs properly g uoief prior mcugbfsnee,
which must be cleared. liberal advance in money, will
10 pure aseg better bargain than onen with rso
pnV II such value For particulars; Appy to i. H. Dycr Es
OF 20 Che Subscriber scottsville.
STEPuEN wOODSON, Trustee
For WIN Mcous ed,lofs
" u. Apeons indebted 10 WIN Moon. ss make ymcHt
o. the subscriber. STEPHEN WOODSON
Fob. o. % s8w
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YEIp GOODS.
Aprii 4.

fpHE SUBSCRIBERS have ec.at!y receveda a,ge accrs
- to their previous stock Vi
DRY GOODS.
The following is part OF their assortment,
Wcrsed oareges, beautiful co.ors
Waetsd do aud figured
Black white < cUlUrsd French ssiins
BLACK india do y sstiu levantins,
Cuored white 1oTeucts
Double cham black do
Real i Imitation Italian Iu.trings
Black India dOienoes, wide article and cheap
Black senshaws sarsnets
AiiknJs fancy hdkfs. Gsuei silk gauze barege gro
ladies w. "
German t,villed, sPi,ieeld porore company and com
mon bs"danna, for gentlemen
AN kinds do for boys, children \ servants
Linen eanibtics 4 liatn edmbic hdkls.
ttre side shawis
MettnO and cashmefe 10
NankIn I Canton grapes
Black Itsss crayats
CoioIed do article
All Kinds ef orsyaunS coored white rs, - Sd Sc
bobb'n-t for veils & dresses
ihrsad q h7bhinet iaees s edgngs
' 1n' muan',a, am figured ,auboTed book PLAIN,
striped and Piaiu aud herring bone 80
Gaiineni, furniture snd esmbIic dimlties
beautiful inserting and ali other kinds TRIMMINGS
g,mP' cords Plu'hes, laees, quines silk,, &c. &c q
bLandabo9 trimming, for Pesses aud ridias dresses
l1.as short kid horse'kiu GL0HES
L,die, long white aud eOlOred DO
gentlemen ss walking, riding and dress glove,
az h'hds lsdles' eenilemeHs aud chiidrens HOSIERY
All kinds RiBBAHDS, those fol belts aud bonues very
elegant
AlaIge assortment cambries, cslicoes Crcasan paids
sIian Plaids fp clOaks aud inferior do. seIvdns
Cancels mir eamble fer ladies and gentiemen e1ak,
new and beautiful article
BJmbaztu and bonbazines
Cloths and csrsHp.res of every description
Bang-up cores aud vefyets
SILK aud labhy 40
Csssnets ui all collars
ings "
Brown and blesehed done;ics Of all widths and quae.
Do checks, bsduekIngs
d6,n,ey wo1sey, and kerseys fer servau,,' o,thing
OHnahuTgs aud hekls Surgs 0f ali quaii,ies
CAHPETtNGS IND RUGS Of the lalest, an eleran
assortment %
IRISH German and Scotch sheetings OF which 1914
WIDE width without seAn.l
Shell and Brazilian tuck side and bent counht
large assortment IRISH LTHEdfS
Superior grsss bleach and exceedingly eheap
white red and green aanneb
Spotted do. for children
heTino ciJth,, Tor do
81, g. ., 10, IL, II, i5 4 ia rose BLANKETS
3 TO point do
Mart COTTOHS, under market price.
ana large variety II 1e les not arrived; all OF
nave been purchased the lowest market prces some
aueh under, aud will be Offer cd smaller ha Gus,
'nary 'h consequence Of the l4euess ofthe season
Il - VIM. AEALE e. co.
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A most paIuaLIe Esfnte for Sal


1NHE subscrlbe der Ter -as hne,, Estate, ia
Liver Vuginra II ., tue Estate called ssCunbe
lying the Pamunky River the county New Kent,
about two miles below New Reut courthouse property oil
Col j. ID. Watkins and containing by estimation more than
POO OF which 400 level fat land
WI sdaped 10 the growth of wheat cotton
ol"ve-75O wood land, heavily tnered and 200 marsh
including several houses and lots i'll the village Cunbc..
ins !" o '~r,
Thu Estate situated The head Of fine hold n,yivaton
'h"'dng water fo vessels of 500 preen &c the
active and udc'ou farmer advantages Than any estate
IN the lever country
The H&t and has been stated first rate well aJapt,
To plaster eOvs and has been much by their
he high ani heavily nbered; and the one Of the
mos. Nsua9ie 70 Tue lever country; usually high heavi-
y tmbered chiefly with ash ond experiment actually
made IA the ale Of the timber aud wood beach tie
expense oil clearing and Tecsuing, might he deayed from
t sale o the wood + tinbt and when recam ed il would
entd large estate perfectly level, aud Of ine1hause FER
Upon the estate herie.: herring fishery of no liz
10 note, the annual pro6ts of which have neraIy about
9UO anu sIah h'hey Immediately opposite the Lerrin.
"heh mght also hs rendered valuable, and
mii srte Immediately the river, and al
hge OF Conference.-The improve DWELLING
mouse oil rooms the customary out HOUSES barns and
mousse he dwelling house is elevated situation
commanding avew Of the fat lard, marsh, river and sur
rounding country for miles Fish and yyild fowl Of every
variety are taken the their
INT markets OF Rchmoud BatiuUtr alite contruuu.
y" u, ahS po4uce shipped 10 both the
more minute descIlptIOD deemed
posed that any desiring 10 purchase will rsi view tie
This property isnow offered Tor sale upon credit Of T.
Yeas Inc Price, which veTy moderate, be known nv
duplication To james Lyons, Jr residing
moHd who will eheeriuy n
the SUBJECT Leters by post he Watkins VII,
resides upoh the plantation, aud BIr Terrell residing in the
negheothood, Will shew the land sny wishing 10 view
JAMES LYONS, Jr.
r'h % H7-SfwRw TltOS II. TERRELL.
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FIRST VIRGINIA LOTTERY,
WtH DC dratc' a, Richmond, on Thur sday, ste Isl
Nay nert.
pIR INA
State Navigation Lottery, No 6.
TICKETS ONLY So
SPLENDID SCHEME:

All the prizes in wheel, and all the number. another
al once-the whole scheme To be day, aud the
whole snount Of Prizs. may Il. had a, dawn.
u Whole Tickets dolls. Hdtve, So Quarters IS efs
W I'll. 1000 Prizes OF IS he ded first
OF hud division, TO be Determined by that which nay dtaw
one winch shall be III each division,
PrIze and may four.
The esp, prize Of $4,000 to be paid in PAT. by 1000 tick
s IN the present scheme, will he sealed ard sposed
the Bank Of Virginia at Richmond, and subject the
oi The holder OF the ticket The prize $4,000 he paid
IN pat ny package OF 500 tickets will be deposited
- ~ "
1TerD'For packages les, than .ix,y tickets.
Pres for approved notes, payable 10 day, after drawing
without iul.te.i -
- Orders by mail meet the same attention e;r-
en- TO personal application.
AUG. LEFTwICH, Manager
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Colony progresses and extends lis setS.emeuls.--
The very spot, where now exists free people,
was depot for the reception Of manacled slaves.
This fact alone is entitled to consideration, and
ought TO arouse the zeal Of the friends of human
IS every where.
Our large cities complain Of the number of free
blacks who have, by their petty crimes filled their
penitentiaries. Would not the Colony be benefited
by the labor OF these men, and the community re-
eycd by their transportation certainly think the
colony sufficiently strong, both morally and physi-
caiiy, to prevent any injury from their admission.
DO not pretend to point out the mode or character
in which they ought be received. This l leave
to those who more able TO Judge on the sub.
ject. sec that the Colony is now in want o.
numbers to clear and cultivate a country, which
will amply repay them for the labor.
| take leave to mention, that the climates much
like that of all similar ATTITUDES; and, the land is
rich, and most OF it still in woods, we must expec
that bilious fevcrs will sometimes prevails; but
do not Gnk it more unhealthy to the coloured peo
ple than our extreme Southern coasts; and as the
soil OF Liberia becomes cleared and cultivated,
have no doubt il will be found as healthy as any
other Southern latitude. 1t was, believe, never
| intended, that the white man should inhabit thi:
region OF the globe; at least we know that the dis
eases OF this climate fatal to him, than
the man of color. They luxurate in the intense
heat, while white man sinks under its exhaust.
Ing influence.
confess, sir, that since have visited this Colo
ny, have felt strong interest in its prosperity
and hope that will thrive under the auspices of
| society, among whom some OF our most distn
guished citizens.
! II, what have communicated, shall prove in
srumental, in the slightest degree TO sustain yol
| III the cause OF humanity, and of this degraded
! race, shall rejoice that my duty called me Il
witness the growing prosperity Of the Colony o
Liberia.
With sentiments Of high respect, have the no
! nor TO be, your obedicnt servant,
JNO. b. NICHOLSON.
Late Commander Of the u. S. ship Ontario
The Hon. II. CLAY,
Pee President Of tho
COio7iSGtion Society.
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CDeJats to be continued
:. Aaag ". y,ur saan.l. o. a. ea..gars "a. ,

@@eI5 SNL yoHF oGaHers o. the Outward " 1ftg
ShGtlPsare
1t viii be seen that according 10 custom, we
have placed at the head of our paper, the names
OF the Democratic candidates for President and
Vice President Of the United States In less than
SIX months this great contest will be endcd-thst
IS, II will be placed beyond any cavil or doubt
WHO'S TO be the successful man. The time has
therefore arrived to nail the flag to the mast, and
conidiEg in the justice Of our Cause 70 adopt such
measures will lead to victory aud success in the
state OF New York. for we repeat it., in this state
the battle viii rage the hercest; the enemy has
abandoned Pennsylvania and Virginia, and con
centrates his force in New York.
We have been sold & betrayed. There isno other
language strong enough TO describe the political
fraud which has brought the arislocracy and tory
party into power, 70 mark that disgraceful and
confirmed bargain which has introduced Adams
nio the Presidency, and Clay into the State De-
partment
IL were waste Of time 70 20 over the particulars
OF Ibis foal transaciOD--ihe people know them;
they feel their effect and will resent this traffic
Of their rights at the next election.
Mr.. Adams was educated and schoolcd in the
belief VI ultra federal doctrines. strong national
and consolidated government A President AMI
Senate ior life, and hereditary succession-doc-
trines which have been confirmed during his long
residence in foreign Courts. The attempt is now
Trtti7g q rev'7s test very ariro~-acy ard here
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TRYTSJ %4LE,

II virtue ~ deed u trust executed o. The sutcf ber rs,
- ho7. ~ Hfh bearing dstf iht an day ~ Dec. 10
h var lo11 ao1 duly recorded ir th ne W., county
o" 81 CH"'ne sna! sell 70 the highest bidder on ri ad
20 81 Gay % marin next fi fsi, II not, tht fs lair das
'at upon Dec prcmises for cash, test tf +rd in .e
"phy oi Caroline adiinninr the iinds of Bel Kidd m
rs Hnd riti' auH ftbn Ne ~ Ef ei,rood -four
Llepsg brd.t, conaminf $40 acftt be The same mere
eat Upon tki' l4nd BE- very 'oinoftah dwelling house
'd o,hef hucs suitable for soa Gmiy. AZ The sstne fne
nssf, fellows fcf cash.
The t 10 ti5 property believed Do GOOD. Tot ssts
g''te,l viii Suly convey ,uch gfe ~ ve.'el 10 ne q,
'',s @ecd Go. r. THOKaTON, tfsaiee.
dFYhe above 'aic postponed uuG Monfay the ffh r.
"hich Tine .r l.e $40 tto pisce IL the 3D. sling Greco.
f-f't ~
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NOTICE.

NURSuANT TO two seVsIsi deeds executed TO us :.
VA Trustees, BY VIM T. Bias, of the county Amelia Tor
the pnPsse' therein mentioned, which said are duly
recorded IN Amelia county clerks uict aud viii in
The clerks once OF Powhatsn rruhy iess Aforesaid
will eKo'e is SALE without pshlic IA, at g Gu
to- IN PoSaan sundry slaves named deeds
also the said WA T. Bass mol.ty of tie Cieno. hiIs r
cash Acting as Trustees shah convey only a.
vested IN ne by 'ah deeds, alto' the title believed 10 he
nJipuiable The loS geug sale v place on the Is. ay
9isJuue. JNo CHAFFIN, Trus-
RICD BOOKER, tees.
consent 10 The sale Of the above sruperty
wei. BASS.
Z.
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NOTICE.

TWAS c'mmaten o. ds Jail If Tow " Psersburg I"
w Runacsy on The f7b isy of ia. i82', n,rro nan
go h HolsDd that hs masters name " Fsafsou'
bot DE- doe Gn know he Esi name bn fhat Nc mo-.
iyto fradss necf; be further sfca that he sold about
III middle II m fumu,ef, Pface Edward e9uft iy
Mr. Ffansi wilson aud Hfr Pesn0b bought him, snd Inst
BE- made csc cape roin him The nest day 81 Maj hdfd
Mseify' in he county r. PotlssD DE y sst inon,s
heh hau. 20 or % vcar I'D toerah bright nuohas on
Of hue eiah eosj ani y,t ard iomegPrn psga o q
nitei col1r The nvnc, 5equested O. 'om. iofwssa
prove property, Pay cbs Ee and iste f atesy or IA ""'
dc,i viii a, tls isg Tie Is. ROGER MdLLOhI'
Janrs
al, 30 ..a.lss
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.lFrom t6s Boston Statema,.l


cling, thro' distant ,cindo,c, a belle com
Pieting her toilet for Ball.
Tn well-ti' well-that clustering shade
Icon thy forehead sweetly laid;
And that light curl that sfumbers by
Makes deeper yet thy depth of eye;
And that white rose that decks thy hair
Just wins the eye TO linger there,
Nst makes Il net 10 note tue les,
ihe beauty Of that raven uess.
Thy coral nteklacee- earring, too
hay-ny- not theui no darker hue
Thin thy white bosom be Tonight
On that tar meek the bar of light,
Or hide the veins that family tl,w
And wander in that living snow.
What! yet another, Can be
Tbf neck uceds ornament to thee.
Yet not thy Jewels-they are bright,
But that daik eye hath softer light
Aud tho each gem had been a ,,ar,
Thy simple scii were loyslier fer.
lsts,sy That string Of match bless pesrR
Nay -weir II wear IL radiant rtrl;
For ocesus best vf phi- and white
Should ouly he thy foii Tonight.
Aye -,utu thee round his lovely ALL
IhVu'it have TO peer at that gay bali
Aud that proud toss lit makes thee spiis
To see how deep is thine own guide:
And that slow look, that seem, to sifsy
a, each ,w, ct feature made il stay:
And that small huyer, lightly laid
On dimpled chsek aud glossy bJ ait,
as II 10 know that all they seeu
A. really there aud not dream!
wish knew the gentle though.
BY all this living beauty urouS hi.
wish knew IL that sweet broS
That neck GU which thou gaz-st new
IL thy rich lip aud brilliant face
Thy perfect figures bIeexy grace
II these are half the spell 10 thee
Tbtt Will this night bewiider me .-CiSSIUS
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give me above Hewird 81 SO any per,ou who
wv. "e tome o. manchefte1f oyCfsfer Coleman
asii az my psniaoa Ileniiro esunty nv pso i,,ji,
o" 'ay oyeisefr gave pass onthe cob Mseh 1874 10
20 ' pace, and has not fince heen or heard from,
bHy stout built fellow dark complexion about rsef no
lon-i stcu 80 ycarfo aEe, aud Keen arfu no
l"s oli fellow lie has variety of clorts he b. exieo-
Vey acquainted ihe contie' q Hanovef Heorico New
hent 'he cHy Of HchmopJ aud the Borough of Norfolk
ManchaHer. Anrf s. ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-08
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S{eIb seofrse nss iog sale oin.ie,a5ie sutty IF
= lee whicb De vii SET in Parcels OF s,, fin 30 &
lot " '''
e b, about 90 5000 ton, emt IN square b'oet, from 70
20 i"ehe 90 aicAnes, aus vii BE- SOLD by ue .os Of 2zfg
's TOR cash only. $3.50
Application hro' he cGiee tbe subscriber nj, B,,,or vii,
o. Letter he post paid The precise pysn,ity
1td DO Pc mentioned. and ITO hr shpped the purr,.c
" "'ay what hc's h toa be % willing 10 eigt
go, THENriss HOPES