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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-27
by The Governor OF the Commonwealth of "a
II PROHT9 NgTyO A.


SysHEREAs it has hcen represented TO the Ex.
ecutive by the Tailor Of Montgomery Coun.
ty, Ia at on the night of the Goth uIt certain Ter
rel Is. Bledsoe, who had been convicted and sen.
fenced TO confinement i'll the Penitentiary for ne.
gro stealing, (but made Application to the General
court Tor a writ of error) made his escape from
Tie said jail, and is now going at large: [ have
therefore thought proper, with the advice Of the
council OF State TO offer reward of fifty dollars
TO any person persons who will appreheud and
convey 20 the Jail OF Montgomery County aforesaid
the said Terrell u. Bledsoe: And do moreover re-
cure all officers civil and military and exj,o,t
tho good people Of tie Commonwealth TO use their
best endeavours 10 cause the said fugitive TO be ap-
pretended, that he may be dealt with as the law
directs.
Given under my hand as Governor,
lSEAI] and under the seal of the Common.
wealth at Richmond, this 9th day
December, 1923.
VIM. b. GILES.
Terrell Il. Bledsoe il about 40 wears Of of aoe r
feet or 10 inches high keen made, black hair and
eyes, combs his hair back, dark complexion, no
marks or scars recollected; had on when he es-
caped.a black hat with broad briiD; had in bis
possession a green cotton coat, drab coloured
coatee,a pair of linen, and pair of brown ncey
pantaloons.
Dec ii. 65-wlw
By The GOrern0r Of Tie COMMONWEALTH 0f "a.
n PRCCLA.HATTOyV
w HEREAs from an inouisi;ion taken by the
oil negro woman named Rachel on the 25th uIt
1t appears TO the Executive that her death was
caused by excessive BEATING, inflicted by certain
Ishain w. Clements, her master, who has since
absconded and is going at large: have
therefore thought proper with the advice of the
Council OF State, TO offer reward Of two hundred
dollars TO any person or persons who will appre.
bend and convey TO the Jail Of Goochland COUNTY
aforesaid the said Isham w Clements: and I do
moreover require all officers civil and military e. ex
hort the good people Of the Commonwealth 10 Use
their best endeavours TO cause the said fugitive 10
be aPprebended that he may be dealt with as tbe
law directs.
Given under my hand as Governor
lSEALJ and Under the seal of the Common
wealth at Richmond, this 9th dly
December, 1928
VIM. y. GILES.
Ishom W. Clements Is supposed 10 be about 40
OF 80 years OF age, low stature alout z feet 3 or
inches aieh, stout france very broad between the
shoulders, red face, hue eyes, coarse features short
black hair intermixed with grey; remarkable for
shelving his teeth when spoken To-, hesitates and
stafnnars when speaking, fond of ardent spirits
chews tobacco very freely. lie has connexions
in the States Of Kentucky and Alabama. He was
last seen passing DOM ti'3 road 10 the direction of
Richmond.
Dec.1L C5-stv
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Nv al holden CleIk,s
he 7,h day cf Oct. 1928: D'N''e'
iite and Abraham He sons and eyss, ard ,,.
vsns executor, Of Abr lIte sneter of sous ana
with the MIN Rtbeees the Widow ani one Of hs
ssv zee. Of The ,sd As.ahsm Che and the said Abrs
,,. ~ ''' '''' A'''''" cA' DIST 2ns.
Jsut, Green executor of James Green; Nose, Gree,
assignee ,f Ko Gr.snj Rob re.s the younger phil,
Slaughter Let. Sheriff OF Cupepsr county, WHOM wa, COM
Green two II the and d.vee. Of Kobei, Green a.. e
DER the ,sd Roesr the ,on, beus also d.vseof Eleanor
der d.eeaed Thoma' Moor. sh., oi Cuipeper. ana
such .das DC hon. non with the wan Eleanor
her one o. The herr, oi Eleanor Williams who wss .,is
der and also dev,ee Of WIsm Dsa AID .I,o ,d %. e.
bonus non Of said Elsan Wiiams deed; William WL
e. .adms q. estate Wa%. .noa.r heir on .si
Eleanor Wi;lam' Charles Howard late She a Of O,.rn
The ~ estate .fRob.rt the elder deed
a Ther,, late SaeIm Oh King Geose county, as sueh
hsrls ~ William: .s'or Of Jane, Williams, ee'd Nose,
for aamu the ,. Of Mckay d.so uoadm,n.,.
s eia ie Mehy a.. ,a1ans or which Andrew was
s,se of kob.ih. Mckay ...r OF t I.u GO
meK.y another son and dey:ee II Robe,t The elder
and E., Overall adurr; de boni, Mckay, .n
va. eldest ,9n end heir Of Isaac who eldest son sna ss
al Mo,e Kay another OF Robert elder; Jelsm
81 Mckay from he .sest 40" sa ssE
N hsy,nn OF III .es, who Of Robert The ,Jse.
Jonn Joliia Sheriff of Frederick county, 10 whon, r.
COMMITTED Tie foil wing estates fer de bon,
ROM WI ZashsTsh Mckay son of RIO. the elder. W.
nyHf son and heir OF Leah Leh, and drv,,s "
ie.os mckay The elder; Enoch Job and heir of Mr..
snP,hef daughter aud devee CT Robert the eIlst
Ueorse ttons'~orth eldest aud heir OF Abraham MI
~no vas eldest snn aud heir OF Hannah IIolns soyt
noo'ef daughter oi Rt Mckay the elder and u co itb;
VIM VINO was so and feyi'se Of Geo VITO wa. SON her
anu he'ee Of Mary Robinson, another daughter of Toh,
M.hay !hs rlderi- David Stctey Sheriff Of Sbenanda.n
uny, 20 Wn9m was committed for admin, de beni, non Oh
| w sau Lean Lenh Margaret job HolIin,,vo,.
nsIy Robinson aud OF Moses Mckay son of IN. r,n,.
AIeiander H. buchanan and E,Eaheth ri, ,,if.. 80,
Clarke, A' A'o'or Of J"nsthsn
Tbs J.f.,5,r.. ~ c., DIS.
e1or Of Jane' Mckay, deed, having epte,sJ H..
Pc s1 gwen security according Act OF A,,smb
% 'he ,uie: oil TINS Cosri, and appearing by ,,ti,f,e,
'n'y are MT Inhabitants this eonnry IL =
% w. saiu defendants do appear here on die 6,.,
VI me htftteim aud answer the Bill OF the rlaing. 80
ina. copy tbs Order be forthwith inserted in some Ne s
spt punished IN The CITY OF Richmond Tor mon,h.
City. A Con- IT,, VI Tue capitol ~ said
WM. G. PENDLETON. q. q
l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-27
MONSIEUR TONSON-

n'~ al TREE HILL spd will isud there the .,.re as
ioo. THOMAS WATSON,
ADNER ROBINSON.
bso' 4 CI- ~Q
~ first rate Gardner wanied--none need
apply except they are wen qualified. --Enqsire az
this Office.
Dec. %. IN 1T
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10

FEVlE Subscriber bcgs leave 10 inform his friends and the
4 public generally that he still continues c keep, in
connexon with his large and eegan, Of BOOKS
ard STATIONERY, splendid assortment of Plain and
Fashionable HITS from 4. ELMEs Manufac,ury, phiaGel
pa, warran ed to be equal il every respect to any hats
manufactured in the colnry,-of vatous coors ana quail
tes,-prices from So 25 tG So Persons wishing puro
would do well call, they viii 5e sold either b.
wholesale retail, at Philadelphia prices.
J. SCOTT, 10. 90, Mar,let.st.
Wilmington, June Q, 1884,
NIB j. 5. can have hats na.e TO order at the shortest
mi
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10

would enShten Us far. to distinguish between t4l.
and no. If the Journal made the discovery that entitled
him to the patent right by experiencing this ndgniy
think he has double claims to H. ami therefore relinqus
his kind offer of participation as We have no wish to de-
prlve him OF what he hes gained upon such terms.
To the latter clause of the article in The journal which
we allude we must be permitted to say, that doubt
whether Mr. Cam5reieng admitted that "monedins
tuons built their hopes upon the hurraboys. the Ed
tor is pleased to call the jackson men, They have too
much republcanism in their natures. to do any thing will
ngy, to sustain arsocraces, of any kind, ard especially
those based On money
Signs.-The Rome Republican, paper publish
ed in Oneida county, has thrown off its neutral
garb and come out for jackson; and the .No,acaa
Reporter in Ohio. and the Reputliran at Pitts
bursh, n. Z. has abandoned the coalition and
come over to the cause Of the people.
At the election on the 9TH ult for town officers at
Grafton, II. \ the whole jackson ticket elected.
At the great county administration in schcharie \.
Z. to appoint Delegates to the Albany Admins
tration convention, only si,rteen persons attended
At tie election for charter officers * Rochester
\. Y. place where Adams men and Morgan men
are synonlmous terms, Jackson ticket elected -
The election lately held at Reading, Penn. for
Borough officers, Jackson men elected BY 900 ma
jorty. This is the strongest hold of Adamsisn in
Pennsylvania. The county meeting Of Alcgha.
ny N. Y. to choose delegates to the Albany Ad
ministraton convention (same thing as Hartford
conyen,on) only t'cetes persons assembled. Put
these signs to the list we published some time AGO
from New York, AMI then say if Adams will get
2G electoral votes from that state. Reflect upon
the union of the Cllntonians and Bucktai.s and
then say with all these signs at the back of The
Union, if Mr.. Adams will get sir votes from
thence.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10
June Q. 1898.
Nh. EnIrnn ;

Mn. EDITOR:
GEEING in the Delaware Patriot advertisement, of
- ierng six cents reward for the apprehension OF in
dcned apprentice 10 the stone eating business named
Robert Marshall, which signed by A. & j. ROBINSON
and in which stated that the said apprentice 'rnn away
This statement, true, boy did away, bu, Al
bcr, Robinson gave hm his denture and told him "to be
off" and afterwards get the indenture which
held which gave him, thus dssovng the contract, and
rendering unnecessary any advertisement They say the
apparel Of the boy recolleoted Their memories
must be bad indeed, not TO remember only two three
garments which they found him, and these in rags
there being whole one in his wardrobe except coat
jan 8, 1928. JOSEPH MARSHALL.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10
JACKSON MEETING,
thence.

At large and respectable meeting of the
friends Of Gen. Jackson, assembled at George
Town on The Sd day of June 1898, pursuant to
public notice, Darid Mustard, was chosen Chair.
man, and Thomas Horsey. was appointed Secrc-
tary Whereupon the following resolutions were
proposed and adopted.
Resolrpd, that the friends of Gen jackson be.
and thev are hereby requested to meet in their
respective hundreds, at the place Of holding the
general elections, on Saturday, the lith day Of
this month, and then and there appoint four dele
gates, whose duty it shall be to assemble at George
Town for the purpose of forming the County
ticket, and choosing conterees, 20 meet at Dover,
to select candidate to be supported at the next
General Election. as representative in Congress.
Resolved, That the delegates to be chosen as
aforesaid in the several hundreds, do meet at
George Town, en- Tuesday, the 18th of this month.
to perform the drtes aforesaid, and that the said
delegates be, and they are hereby authorized to
appoint in their respective hundreds. committees
of vigilance, whose du ty it shall be to use all pro-
per and honorable means for the success Of the
jackson ticket, at the ensuing General Election.
ResolUed, That the aforesaid delegates be and
they are hereby authorized to appoint a commit
tee of correspondence for this county, whose duty
it shall be to attend to the printing and circulating
of tickets, and to all other matters and things
which may be proper to promote the cause Of tie
people.
Resolred, That the aforesaid proceedings be
published in the Delaware Gazette, and in the
Delaware Patriot. printed at Wiimingtou.
DAVID MUSTARD, Chairman.
Attest--y t.oMAs HonsEY secretary.
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.aTIYiyt'ITON!
RIFLE COMPANY.

FT having been asceiiained that Rcs be obtained
H. for the COMPANY, the members and those persons wish
ing become menibersl requested at the La
fayee tlcel, Saturday the 1dth inst, st O'clock.
p. NJ for the purpose Of eecng officers and taking
surcs to organize the Corps.
LEVI TALIEY, Ssc'y.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10
NOTICE.

IL persons indebted to the estate of Thomas Kitchen,
IN dec, late of Chrstiana hundred, requested TO
make immediate payment and those having claims, TO pre-
sent them, duly attested for settlement to
JAMES KITCHEN, .3,hn'r.
June 10, 1923. N-4tp
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10
sleiO Tore Consolidated Loflsrj

slsi0 Tore Consolidated Lottsrg,
Class No 9, for 1923. 7" be drawn Hedae,day, lin
June, 1898. YATES g. MINTYRE, lIanagers
scheme.--1 prize of Sl25c0; l Of 5000; / Of 1000
Of 1900, &c. &c,
54 number loery-e drawn ballots
Whole Ticket S5-Shares in proportion
For sale in great variety of Fortunate number, at The pe
selling QGre, No 90, Market st. Wilmington
Noes Of the Dry Deck Eank taken az par for tickets OF
bought at a SINAI! discount
Robertson s Little.
Inne
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10
FOURTH OF JULY.

An adjourned meeting Of the young men Of this
Borough, for the purpose Of making preparations
for celebrating the fftysecond anniversary Of our
independence, will take place at sir. Aliens
School Room, in Orange st,ect, Oh Thursday eve
ninr neyt
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10
.4iiiE.s.TI0.N!,
w WASHINGTON CRAIS.

Parade. completely equipped, on Thursday next, al ~
O'Clock. NJ in front OF the Academy.
~ Order. Il. RIrCHlE, 2. S.
Juno 10 1898.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10
JACKSON MEETING.

G meeting of the friends Of General Jackson a Neg,
case County, will be held at the house o Nathaniel Woe
IN Ch's'ana On Saturday. the Sst Of Jne next, at iG
O'Clock A. M TO adept preparatory the next
general election. May 23
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10
CONCERT.
GEO. WIN. GROSIV%D.

GEO. WIN. GROSL4VSD.
a PupH of the ceebratea Rodg, Of .hs city of Paris,
ID FSPECTFUILY informs the Ladies' and Gentlemen
4 Of Wlnns ton and its vicinity that he assisted BY the.
G'nlemen composing the Orchestra Of Wanu, Street The
atre, will givea
GRIND Foc.4L e ISsTRUJfENT.aL CONCERT,
On TUESDAY Erening, June 10M, 1923.
AT the Academy, when the following Select Pieces will be
performed
PART FIRST.
Grand Overture, Oychestra, by Kufner.
Song, with accompaniment on the Csuiar Clemens.
So!o the Violin, with accompaniment, Groniund RODE
Grand .5lnIoie, orfhesfra, rleye
Dnet Tor Guitar and Violin, 'ie"s. Cr0nluad q Msye
Gail.
snng with accompaniment on tie Guitar, Clemens
Finale, 0rcEssrd, Hayden.
PART SECOND.
Grand Overture, 0,chrsna, Mozart.
Thema, with Variations, Grousnd Gronlund.
Ilue't for two Yolns fessrs Grentud g She5l, yio
Song, with accompaniment the Guitar. Clemens.
Soto cn the Violin, The Irish Harp, trroi'urd.
Mnuett, OTchestra tyrnwetz.
Song, with accompaniment on The Guitar, C.cmsns.
Yankee Doodle. with Variations on the Clsronett Or.a
Finale. OrcheStfd, Ktomer
Tickets 80 cents TO be had at the Bookstores, the prir
cipal Hotels and az the door.
The Concert 10 commence at O'Clock precisely.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10

iSolution.-Many people have been at q loss To-
understand. why Mr.. Barbour should be transla-
ted from the war Office, to ST. Jamess. His tai
ens nor his services have ever raiset. him so con.
spicuous, as to place him above every other man
in the country in point Of qualification. Indeed
his fitness for this mission is questioned But it
is said that between him and Mr.. Clay there is a
serious misunderstanding and that the differences
have risen to that point, that one or the other,
must leave the cabinet. Clay could not be spared
in this critical juncture of affairs his talents arc
EIerculean in comparison with Barbours, and he is
more daring, and bold in his political manoeuvres
But Barbour circulated many libellcus publications
against Jackson, kept Binns in countenance about
the Coffin handbs, shufhed up the documents
concerning the six mutiueers, secundum artem,
and has done many smaller jobs in this inc and
is entitled, according to the Adams rule, to the
benefit of shift he is shifted therefore to Lon
don, to appease Mr.. Clay, and because the Senate
would not let Webster 20. What would have
been the state of affairs at the Palace If Webster
had insisted on the pledge.
Mum and No-Never having asked any question which
was repled 10 by turn the heel cannot say what
sensations Il might create, whether these sensations
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10

IN enac'ing laws ysor is indispensable. In executing
them, mercy
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SPRING GOODS,
AT No. SO, Market Street.

TESFH Subscribe. has just received in addition his
I tori stock large and general assortment. Of fresh
imported aeas0napf DRY GOODS, among which are
London sapetne Cloths and Cassineges assorted colors,
We Y gland DO. d. habit and Pelsse do. Sanes,
ea.s Lass! nefes Vaencl4, F'ore,tre and Mrsailes
fcst,Ass b.4eA and assorted clored Bombazines and
BonLaae. fine white Gauze, Fanneis, Gnghams. Cali
COS, Genbrc and Shifting Muslns Irish LINENS Lawns,
Camhric t.ns Lutesttings. Forences Ieventnes, Gro
lie Naples ON and Worsted Hosiery, Leshorn Hats,
nc ESc. Together pnh large assortment Of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Such raps stripes and M'slins, plushirg Cords.
Dring', fnSIias sacklng bottoms WOOL Hats Boots and
ShNNs Nc &c
above gsols being purchased few days since,
principally at auction, vii. Ee sold per advance,
70. cash. JOHN MiEAR.
March III. 19--4t
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LIBRARY ROOM,

March 1st, 1928.
A Z djournea meeting OF the share holders Of the
IN Wilmington Library, convened, by PUBLIC notice in
the papers Of Wington Tor the purpose of considering
the eXpcdiency Of reducing the price OF sharcs,
Atter animated discussions in which number OF
views presented tor making the Library more vaua
bic and It's uily more exeneive the following law
offered, and carried by the following vote:
For the Law, ii person., 9
BY Proxy, 9
Aqainst the Law, in peracn, s
BY Proxys 3
Law for reducing and fixing the price &c shares in
s.e i.,5rasy Company
Re II 0i.iA By The Library Company IF rNhaineto,, in
genera elns Of the members of said Company That an,
person, 80 shall pay q the Company the Of Five
Doiars shall " admitted under the appreciation Of The
managers member Of said Company, and entitled
shss. in sad Library
HesoDea Thai the further consideration of this Law be
postpone d emil the first Saturday in Apri, next.
Rtsaiued That The proceedings of his meeting be pub
Iished ia III the papers of this Borough
SJ ,uricj to meet at this place the frs, Saerdou ii
.apHl es@{ JOSEPH BRINGHLHST, Chairman,
Il. IlEtF.. scc'y 14-l0t
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W authorize the borrowing sum oil money not exceed
l. ing twelve thousand dollars.
Sec l. Benordaned5yMe B,neesaes as!a Roronyh Cam
cit q ne Gorongh Of Unington aAd hereby orneiJ v
NE auttornp Of The same, That James Brobson Esq VIM
Lar kn and James Gardner he, and they hereby pon
led committee, who authorized and cmpow cred 70
orrow, on the credit of the thorough of Whining on for
the purpose Of distributing the i}randywne water ON the
public basin, through the streets, lanes and aels ef the
Borough ut WilminE,on and other Pun poses, Il sum Of
money not exceeding twelve thousand dollars al rate Of
interest not exceeding per per annun pay able halt
YEARLY and renbursabe the end of fifteen wears from
the NTH day OF March, in the year OF Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty eight
Sec 2. md be frle1 ordained That the person or
persons from whom the said Of money shall be borrow
ed shall receive credit for the the books of the
Treasurer OF the Borough and that certificates shall be
issued TO such person PERSONS stating that the thorough
OF Wilmington indebted 10 the holder or holders The reof
has, her or their assigns, exceeding twelve
thousand dollars, bearing not exceeding pcr
cent per annum, payable half yearly; and that the cer6
Gates shall be signed by the first burgess under the public
seal OF the Borough and the Treasurer thereof and The
SAID certificates shall be transferable only on the books
the Treasurer OF the Borough personally by attorney
Sec 8. find be further ordained That the faith of the
borough of wilmington and the proceeds of The taxes
annually levied in The said Borough be- and lie same is
hereby pledged for the redemption of the principal and
interest Of the sa loan Passed at the Town HALF March
5th, 1925 JAS. BROBSON Frs, Rpga ,ss'N
| Attest ]. r. FArnAAMn, CPk b. Council
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LARGE BREAD,
at No. 1O3s SMipAey Street.

TIME subscriber being solicited by his friends, has de-
i termned to baking Dyspepsia, or bran 6read
and now begs leave to inform his friends and the public
that they be supplied with this bread, and usual,
with vhea and bread, in oaves SO large for the price,
that he thinks families who call him, will find cheaper
TO purchase of him than to bake for themselves.
Tie also keeps on hand general assortment OF CAKES,
which will be sold on the most reasonable terms The
public may rest assured that the above beadan cakes VIII
be made from the best -four and by the best workmcn.
Height and Price.
81 lbs. Wheat Bread, for CT cts.
D Wheat and Indian Bread, for Ct
81 Dyspepsia or Bran Bread, for 81
81 Rye Bread, for 81
~ great variety Of Confectionery, Frmt, Corehals,
&C., wholesale and retail, at the reduced prices.
MILLER DUNOTT.
March g. 1928. 14-9t
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REMOVAL.

VIVIiE Subscriber informs his friend am, ,he ,, n,
stree,to 49, ~. ~ i"5"
No. 9. .herket, at the corner Of Front ST.,
sna near The Store " & W H. Gordon, opposite III
ne will always keep on hand every
article IA s line, Of the r q,ehy aud az the loves. pha
depma frces lie takes this opportunity 10 return his
anks 20 ms friends and the public generally, for Tie be
RAJ snare o. patronage heretofore bestowed and asks CON
,nuance TOR the future He offers for sale nj 10
arke, street Fine pig tall plug Virginia twist and cav
onsscco-srans sesars, of the best and
his line. JI,n,,,. e az" o evety article IN
Wilmington, March 25, 1928 20 q,
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REFERENCE TESTAMENT.

For sale5y Il. y H. Wilson, No. 5, Hest High S..
"rhe New Testament OF our Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ with references and Key sheet q Questions his
acquisition of scripual knowledge, bible classes Sunday
schools, common schools and private families. BY Hervey
Wilbur 4. NJ Seventh edition. with ratua51e Tables and
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BALM OF COLU MBIA.
A. & IL WILSON.

No. 5, West High Street. Wilmington,
iii AVE been appointed sole Agents in the State of Della
lambda, which is extractedfr from tree found in the wds of
America The Balm is improved in color, strength and
perfume, and its grand capillary virtues follows
off il 48 hours from its first application or causes new
growth of whiskers in few weeks A bottle, price rs
cents, will not only stop the hair from falling off, but like
at 81 gives general good head of hair to young
person,
prcyenstc hair from turning gray, and makes it curl
beautifully, 'oos bright and s. ssy and IN few apPlca,
aches
Copies Of cert cates viii be shown BY the vendors from
gentlemen Who at er being bald number of years, have
received growth of hair.
The sgners characters supported by His Britannia
Msestys Consul Philadelphia who thereto has pref xed
his and the royal arms of Great Brn also Inc Mayor
and other Magistrates OF Philadelphia, who personal.
acquainted With the sgnes have certified 20 their high
respectabliy and have lke@ Use prefxed their seals