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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29

rih"f.Vi.7: AT rules. holden in the sle,h,s office
.! we superior court OF cbancery for the Richmond!
"iS"c'' ire ou day OF March, 1928: Nicbsa. f. Ia
ris' P't. AGAINST Jane funrkin Edmun5 f. Ts,,or.
yfce L., Bacon, add Low Jones' admir- of Edward N .
jones dec dtts.
inc dc'%ndan Edmund F. Taylor, not having en :
'efen MS appearance and given according, 20
inc ACT oil assembly aud The rules of this court and
appearing oy satisfactory evidence that he is bot an
"n' ~ ''i' country; 1t is o@a:e,., ;ai tho said
"een"aht 40 appear here Oh the FIRST day uf the next
'ef'' ana answer tue bill of the plaintiff, and ,lat
copy u: itis order be forthwith inserted III some news
paper published Ia the city of Richmond, for twu
months 'uccess'veiy and posted at the front door OF
The capitol IN the said city.
10 copy. rr.,e JB. bBBDY1, !
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29

~ OfIGE.5v vfue ri deed Of trus, executed n the
suoErri'etS hg William o. Barret and Mary his WIFE,
h"rhg d"ie the 2ih day Cfjuy. I2 aud duly recorded
80 the riHE ofi'r !"f ir c"unjy Coochsr We shall
pHcetH % So "n s premises. the second day Of Apri
i"z9' ri c@,h. t. l' highest Bidder, Of land on
s:'c the sad y" o. 6arfe' ateY resided, in the county
- '""r"'ann on the nnrth bank river, known by
ING mann OF NiLLEhSFiLI.E, adjoining the lands Of
Duct " ndi.h "od Robert Stanara. supposed contain
'l "1ias "s improvements dwelling house, a tan
aNfd r"cety and large lumber douse &c. Also the
.lo~ - rz 20 slaves 10 wits sam, negro tauuer Hannah
H7fiei 'nn Bob 50 much o! the SAID property as may
r Si''s"' 10 satisfy me purposes the SAL! deed ACTING
Lo.nc We VIII convey such title only as is vested in
as b.. til" SAID iced. WILL. BOILING,
y. II. VAUGHAN.
feS%- 10,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29
& Copy. TFsre,
10 SpO1SDCoD G4Eh4En. r-a
Jhifsi STATES Court, Fifth C1rcusr, and Eaxrsn
District q Virginia, .Nere,nbc,- Gbth 1927

Laifsi STATES Court Fifth Circusr and Esxesn
District q Iirgiaia, .here,nbcr ;'bth, 1927 .
alan Fowll~ ana Agnessris wife. GAGE Johnston anil
John Miller aud Elizabeth bis VIe, Pts |
ohn Allan and " niaro Gait, cxccuurs afWi!,e.n {;
Cali, deceased, James Gait, Mary Allan, Jane :
Walsh, an infant by John Walsh, her guardian,
specially assigned defend this suit Doctor James 4
Black and Jane his wife, in zig ft of the sa id Jane |
John Dennis,cn and William hi. wife, a nd the said
Doctor James Black as trustee for the said Mrs
William DenniSton, D0s :
The defendants James Cali and John Dennis,on, this
day feUi their answers, which the plaintiffs replied
generally And the defendants Mary Allan, Jane Black
and William Oennsou, who are out of ,bic con,,.
and against whom the plaintiffs appear TO have pccr,dd
IN the mode prescribed by law ngaia deienda s,iI
angto appear and file their answers, the doth take
the bill for confessed to them Wheeupnr the cause
coming o by consent n the plaintiffs and the defend
ants who have aswcred be heard upon the reco sen,
here hom the county court of Eenrico answers of the
denndau;s James Gait Jane Walsh, Doctor Jamg Re >.
ard John DenniSton, fled since the was removed IN
ms Cout. rePlcations thereto md exhibits was argued ne
rounse On consideration whereof the is of oDuior
at the Plaintiffs Agnes FowI Jane Johnston nd Eli
2abeth Nicf are each entitled TO equal seventh part
~ the cs6uaTy estate mentioned in the rcsiduarv oIasr
81 the last viii and testament of William decee sr,j:
and that The defendants Black (viHe of te cad
Doctor James Black) Mary Allan Jane Walsh and rho
said Doctor James Black trustee for "a lila NJ Dspu,p
VIE oil John Dennson an each entitled one equal
seventh Of the said esiduary estse and tcrerr the
court doth adjudr, order and decree, that the dcfaAap
John Allan and William Gait executors of the said last
VIII anu Testament pay 0"r equal seventh pat of tive said
rssday estate 10 tie said Acucss FouRs another TO the
sail Jane Johnston, another 10 tie said Elizahe, Ml,
another 20 the said Doctor James Black and Jam hi,
IN fENt Oh ire saA !anF another TO the said Mary Allan
another to Inc said Doctor James BLACK trustee for the
SAID Iiiu pennIston, wife Of the said jain Dennis,on
10 ascertain 'e amount OF which equal parts the execue,s
are "Fcie" N rn5er an account of their administration
OF the tsta'" OF ic said William Gait deceased before OF
the Commissioners Of this vho is ordered 10 take
and report the said to the coar and as 70 tho ous
Inn part OF the SAID esiduary estate devised said
Jane ais6 the sal! executors Of the said William Gait
deceased decei 70 hold tie same uo,iI tire Culture
order OK the court.
Copy THSrc, I'D. JEFFBIEs, CTh
The parties concerned may take notice, ira, i,arc
a0poLnLll I've % day Of pril MOTT ol On
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29

2 OIiGh.-''he Commissioners named in AN . ct enj-
u ted "Ao act incorporate the Echmoud zraun-
idcj1o9 Company passcd the TN Feb. 1899, hereby
ave rnbo nauce, 'hst Bonss cf Subscription viii be
oiansi ~ 'he merchants Coh'e House, la ile city OF
Richmond, Tuesday, the day of April 1921 Al 70
OCH 'f ire purpose Of receiving Subscriptions 10 the
Eap.tai Sfock ri ,hc said Company; and that ,ae said
hnoEs wih ss ke' open from day day from e 1aloca
- O'Clock ai each succeeding day (Sun5svs sxcro,
uht She S;ask is subscribed io.
March u =,
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an, : vide and 3 Il. lang.
All the above etOnas will be ha,,,nere i in IN, Vs.
ana must oe IN blocks i0,n 10 feet long ronlor,na
BILE 10 the plans and patterns.
ne Remaining 5000 cubic yards Of ,r,sorrv will
ccis'st OF good rubbe backing in courses OF abo, re
snries thickness and of suitable leueths and width All
the dmenson stones above descnrtcd vii be ro, ott
10 Iacrrs, and he paid FOR hy the cubic ward as ,ho-
VIII measure when hammered end ready Tor ayiug.
ard all tie rubhle backing be paid Tor by the cubic
yard as shall measure when laid and tbs. proposafs
must be made accordingly Ifone contractor oe,ees IL,
arnsi both tho dimens:an and 'ue rubble STONES. tlc
tie whole masonry iucluds H. ar..r ed nd :ub:lef
work VII be Pe!d for by the cohic yard as il shall DC
measured wheu laid
All tue sad stones 70 be delivered on such wharf o.
wharves or other landing places il, or nea: the United
H''tee Navy yard as the Engineer other Smporir,-
tenjan OF the works OF the Dry Doc shall direct The
ceivery ot the dimension to be commenced ,,n
or before the ls day or April, 1929 and conauc az
they shall be requi,ed, until the whole are da,vercd
he 5000 yards for rubhs work 70 be- delivered os
they shall be wanted.
Proposals for the above stones aCcomnanieih h, H.,
DANES OF the proposed bo'dsnen sealed up VIII be re-
eelved ri the DotiS OGcc, Gosrort Nav, yard on or
before the list day Of May next. Those wishing 10 Of
ter proposals may see the plans ard obtain further I'M.
formation by calling at this Office or on s!r Paris a,
the Dock Ohicc. Charesown fiavy Yard
Navy Yard Guspor' Va,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29

iHU 1914: a, rules, holden clerk Office NJ
me Superior court OF chancerY for Richmond dis,,c.
the 81 day OF March, 1898: Eli peunru nj, a,, y,
Lodowick Warruck, dit.
We Defendant Lodowick Wauock not having entered
MS appearance ana given security according to The arr
OF assembly and the rules of this court aud il aurp,r
ing by satisfactory evidence, that not an nbah
ran" Oh inns country II is ordered that the said tefen-
nam u" appear here on the first day OF the next tenn
una answer the bill of the plaintiff; that conv n
tH ORDER he forthwith inserted in ,sr rb
hshrd III the city OF Richmond, for two unnths succes
s'ey ana posted at the front door of ca pi,r in
the said city. ' "
is cory. Testc, J. b. ARRoTT d. r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29

pIRSi&1.A: At rules, holden in the clerks Office
Of The superior court of chancery for the Rchmon
district the Sd day Of March, 1923: Richard Hughes,
pit against John Adams and Samuel G. Adams ex,rs
OF Richard Adams, dec. and ,Jobu Mage and Rrnry
=; his wife, late Mary G. Adams, Eliza J. Adams
Charles Pickett and Margaret his wife late Margaret
Adams, Patsy W. Adams, Louisa Adams John J. A.
dams, Richard II. Adams and Evira Adams, chiIdre.
OF The said John adams, and Richard Adams Mary r
adams, lnnis c. adams, Samuel c.. Adams George
" m. Adams and Thomas Adams children of Samuel
G. Adams, Littlsberry Darlington and Eliza c. his
wife, George NJ Darlington, and Richard a. Car
rIhgton, and William d. Taylor and Eliza c. his
wife, late Eliza G. Marshall, William Marsbali and
Thomas Marshall, George VIM. Smith, John A. Smith
and homas a. Smith, aRd Tabiiha Adams Efizabef,
q: Adams, AnHe Darlington and Sally b. Adams, and
William Bennett, dts.
The defendant Thomas A. Smith, not having en-
tered hs appearance aud given security according
TO the act Of assembly aHd the rule, OF this court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
not an inhabant of this country; it is ordered that
the said defendant do appear here on the drst da,
OF tie next term, AID the bill of the plain
fa; and that copy OF this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published IN the citv of
Richmond for two mOsths succegsir ely and posted
at the fIcnt door of the capitol, in the said civ.
ID copy. Teste. j. B. ABBOTT d. oc
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The parties Concerned may take notice ;ist i,arc
appointed the % day Of April foi cn,pmenepg On,
execution Of the above o'de which iav at 10 O'clock
=. NJ Trey arc requested TN attend my Office.
VIII. MACKENSiE. 81. 9.
COm0ns&eDtr's Ogicr
Richmond 2Ist Feb. 1923. wor
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29

ftNi''i4: AT ra!es, holden IN the clerks Office
Of tue superior of chaucery for the RicbunnJ
district the Sd day of March, 1898: John w A,eyle
VIM: Argyle, Frederick Argyle, a. IT. Argyle John
W. IreviiIian and Mary A. e. his wife, who wa Mary
=. Hrgyie' and Thomas r Argyle. who is a minor
by Frederick Argyle his next friend. pits AGAINST
Isaac Curi, (guardian) Thomas Curd cx'r and one of
the heirs and devses OF John Curd, Benjamin Ander
So" and Rebecca Anderson his wife, Samuel Hart and
Anne his wife, and Samuel DYER drc
The defendents Isaac Curd Samuel Hart and Anne
his wife, and Samuel Dyer, not having eoered their
appearance ard Ten security according to the act of
assembly and the rules of this court, and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants
OF this counry tits ordered, that the said defendants
DO appear here on the first day of the next tcrn and
answer the bill oft'ie plaiais; and that oopv of this
nruer oe forthwith inserted IN some newspaper pub
svey, and posted at the fran duor OF the capitol in
the ssid city.
10 copy. Testp J. ARROTV 4 o.
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them from further confidence. To assist the
people thus 10 fnard their rights, and 10 pre-
serve TO themselves and TO their posteutv
Tie Tree aud happy Government which our
! tsthers sought Ia establish by the adoption
OF the Constitution OF the uniled States, an
enlightened and well conducted Press is the
most powerful aid 10 the ,ress the
world Is indebted Tor oil the trinmphs which
hive been gained by reason aud humanity
over errorand oppression, and 10 the same
| source the United States owe much OF the
! lights which conducted them 10 the rank ot
Tree aud independent Nalions--=,nd which
have improved their political sysIem into n
shape so suspicious, II preserved, 10 their
happiness.
Our efforts viii be used 10 support princi-
! pies, measures aud men connected with
them, snoh rs will maintain the constitution
IN It's original purity, by combining the admi-
nlstratlsn ol the government Ia "A strict CON
struciou OF the powers granted to II, and
will preserve unimpaiIed 10 the several
States, and To the people, the RIGHTS and
powers which, in the formation OF the con.
stitHion, they reserved 10 themselves. In
assuming upon ourselves the duties OF auEdit
or, we are not unmindtul OF The trailtes OF all
men, of the mnny causes which leadthem to
err-while we undertake honestly toadvucHtc
ito advance the doctrines OF truth, we do nut
presume 10 set mp our judgment OF II, us I'm
lntalllble standard Ia ~ ich all others must
! yield. We shall treat the opinions sol others
with candour, Justice and liberaIily, and be
stow condemnation aud censure only whore
they appear to be due. la this age OF specu.
iatiou, OF theory and OF schemes, for imprn-
wing the condition OF man, we shall endea-
vor 70 walk in the good old way hold
fast to that which we know To be practically
good and, above all thugs, To the COnsiI.
tuition OF our country--FOr doing tins, we
shall oiteI to the public the best reasons that
our limited faculties viii afford kline people
will thus have an opportunity Of Judging Tor
! themselves.
! We will observe, tina, should orr underla
i king succeed. the claims OF General jackson
will be supported In opposition 10 Mr.. Al.
AIMS tor the next Presidency and we Will
further observe, that we shall hive able as
| si5tHnCe IN conducting the editorial depart
meHt. We cordially solicit communications
from onr learned and enIighied friends III H.
iustration of the doctrines aud principles SIT
forth in This Prospectus, and on other useful
subjects The " Republican viii be issued
as soon AS a sufficient number Of Subscribers
Is obtained 10 justify its Solng Into operation.
1t will appear once week, in handsome
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reception # the srst number Advertise
ments will be inserted al moderate rates,
Any gentleman who Will oblain ten sub
5cribers aud forward the money for the same
shall receive copy for the first year gratis
4 > Editorsin the State and clsrwhrr,
who are friendly to our design, will confer
favor on US by giving this Prospectus an in
sertion in their respective papers.
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YfuST receired same ne,c " Nca Years PREF
- sent, THE AMULET

YfuST receired same ne,c Ncle Years Pre-.
- seais," THE AMULET
THIS is me TIE Of an interesting and raiuGbi'
lttie Vork published IN London 7he coairibat-
ofs 70 this rork ottrtH iHoun literary acquire
meats and capabihtg Of mind The 1aifs are
ierlten in clear aud comprehensive style, and
eolbody such incidents are cairuated 10 interest
tbe1dacg Improve The mind and euro5tf The heart,
Of all, II cOHtopua rdrietg Of cigrariags ere
citted IN The most elegant agie
THE LITERdRF SOUFFkiR
Or Cabinet of Poetry and Romance. is the ME Of
another iiaie irotk, published in The saae place.
heoniaDis a gre,d eartetg oferceiitm matter, 10
eiegdai engrdrings and ths paper. print, &c is
not 10 be surpassed in any co0phy,
TIE BUOU
Or danuol Of Literature amt Ayis This dcdt-
tfai roiume IS anofherof The moap laidabie at
tempts which wiihin q far years, HARE beea mate
,eah a rtec ofmteresiag The young people and
importing then m.Bds. hwto be hoped Hcg
teiA mol let Siipso good an Q0er, but Immediately
call on HiRLES 4. HTTHERS.
Inn 10
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RI AS recently received one hundred q thirty
IL seven Packages OF Goods in his line, com
pri,ing complete and extensive assortment oi
Mdiclnes, Drugs, Patent Medicines, Chcm''
ehals and painters materials OILS of every DIES
crpilon, Spices, Wmes, Prpfnmery. Fancy
Soaps, Fnrnshes otall kinds, Dye-Slufis, VIM
dow Glass, OF various sizes, Surgical lnstrn-
ments, Physicians furniture, Sc. &c.
The above, together with IN, stock on hand,
(Which is very large, as we'll AS hls monthly sup
plies which he will receive, enables him 10 sell
by wholesale OF retail on as favourable terms as
can be had in Virginia
- Practitioners OF Medicine, Country M"r-
chants, hatters, Dyers, Painters md others, are
most respectful solicited TO call upon him, as
they will find II greatly to their interest 10 do SO
On hand large quantity Of will made
Putty.
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eetstEp ASn PUNISHED ny
FLETCHER u RICH. II. TOLER
hh' y y ,lI,sIers Of the Lars Of The Uaoa

s,,ry AMMAN PAYABLE IN ad1ance.--So sub
y -. - received for less TIM tian six months
sfnntaa w m o discontinued tbal at the discretion
~ q. : g i.tsrs1 until all arrearages are paid
,..ertl.ea viii be inserted "a, at % cents per
= - L. the FIRST time, and % ceuts Tor eaeh
oIre % slh,-e from a distance must he paid Tor
=, ,latr Insertion, the payment assuhied by
s. ,. d+qe.sreasisie personin Lynehhnrs'
90" .,, onlnrs not exceeding Two squares are IN.
Ia fsf dollars.
r. Al letter. addressed 10 the Editors must DC pO''
- hey will not be attended to-
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[ mOniclcs of Canon.atc.

Ehe Subscriber has the pleasure oi inform
ing his friends, and the public generally
that he has received direct from Philadelphia, Il
supply of Walter SCOTS last Novel called the
Chronicles Of Canongate which Is very highly
praised by all who have read this work
ADRIAN L. NORTH.
InnnarN
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Clothing.

.yaa, 100 ing lnst received and for sale a
Ar.. hnrlt al our store. on main street
Nsn valuable assortment Of Clothing.
,a ("Se h"e white worsted Clothing.
TmlaJa III Nv y . y D''o ''iheo.
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United States Money.

A few / ausand dollars u. States Notes car
he had at a small premium upon immediate a p
plication at ALIENS
Lottery & Exchange Office
Dec %.
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swAIM'S PANACEA
FOR SALE BY
Walter IL Middleton,

Agent for Lynchburg,
- los INST received a large supply, direc,
WIN ,a proprietor, (PhiIadelphia,) and war-
ranted genuine. ofpo'''0 w ''ss
November 10.
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y
- rom the original Spanish, III relation 10
some extraordinary effects produced AT the
Havana. by WANTS PANACEA, are deem
ed OF sufficient interest to claim portion oil
public attention
TRANSLATION.
Don Fernando Gonzalez del Vale, NJ. D.,
Pablo Professor OF Medicine aud Surgery
Lecturer Gf surgery the Royal and Pontf-
cal University of ST: Jerome OF the Havana,
Member of the Royal Patriotic Society ofthe
" Friends OF the Country &C.
hereby certify TINT have used the med.
cine known by the mime OF +" SWniBtS Pdttd-
ced, aud hive obtained very good results
from its application, having cured two patti
ents in whom the disorder wunld not yield To
the best curative remedies One was suffer
ing with Chronic Herpes, aud the other
with venera ulcers, complicated with 60.
norrhda of long Standing. The former hed
to take five bottles, the latter SIX The other
cases in which am now using il, are carci-
nomatous ulcers aud though the patients
are not yet cured, they experience however
great relief the ulcers suppnrnte more free
ly, without extending as quickly ms they did
before the medicine was taken This Is all
can at present state, and am happy TO be a
be 10 contribute on my part To confirm the
good effects of This valuable discovery.
Fernando GoHaai,. del Iatle, N, d. &c.
Havana, Oct. 10, 1927.
cory.
Consular Agency The Emted States
|, the undersigned, Vice Consular Agent of
the United State, for the city OF Havana aud
lis dependencies, do hereby cerlIly, thatDoC-
tor Don Fernando Gonzalez del Vale, sub
scriber to the aregoing document, is a ply
stefan of the greatest respcctabllity, residing
III l.. Il
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POrTER'S
Vegetable Catholicon.

Inc proprietor Of this invaluable medicine
,'H authorized by ITS increasing reputation, to
comment 1t rs superior TO all other popular
a 'salfs' lorthr cure of KINGS EVIL OF
n1olnl1 NECROSIS or diseased bones, SY-
Ills IN every stage, MERCURIAL disease
, @aai NllSM, LIVER complaints, and UL-
=, u every description.
tfe Saihollcon has also been used with
.s"WeeeSS IN every variety of Cuiane0uS dis
.,s g'oietca on the face, ptnpies aud tetier in
p"'6 n'to thfe 5ueHnes, cont, .Jaundice
,' 2 o',i'o@ d''eas es generally, DBpcpSia Or
5s@"h, complaints of the Sl0ninch, and
- eS7dty 1t IS certain purifier Of The
,,' "'i AU@1ur, and has been found an elca-
''e"'cat IN purifying the blood of children
'4'e'faton, tnd should be invariably used
l,l, s"efal dderHire both for children and a
'mg agreeable TO the most delicate pal
"'' grateful cordial 10 the stomach Ih,
IN n'a' discovery ot' medicine taken into the
,,.'' ''''' mai has had the long deshed effect OF
al = ,'e most obstinate and Distressing erier-
Ito saas's The use of nutritious food, land
,ar.a,. n"'y aocduons Of business are not in
F"" ny the Catholicon; and it5 properties
nm, = fe power ofrosturing both flesh and bone,
10 .''o,a'ing aad ingisora,ing every part OF
,a,.a ''n turing the process OF discriminating
ease IS without parallel.
a. W. " POTTER,
~ ~ South Nintl street, opposite the
University Of Pennsylvania
-,rt6es.' io'fi vino was appointed the agent
con n.I'', ~ i,ntirTs genuine Vegetable Cathol
IN hand a. niadelphia Il few weeks ago, ha,
oprc,o "'n 'o' safe, ahoie sale or retail, at tn,
"a. F'~'9' 100 bottieS OF the latholi
De-, OF Howell DAVIES.
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To the Public.

New and Interesting Discovery.
u. c4am5crs's Remedy for intemper-
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Kiagly Pomp "A Jackson meeting in Nor
ran county Ohio approved OF all the services.
ciyil and military. oil Gen. Jackson, as nerilori-
ous Of ereat and good man. They also dis
GPprored Of the Kinely pomP and splehdonr
that displayed by the present Incumbent
Mi Adams.
Comment. Mr.. Adams daily walks about
Washington, az business or henlth requires. aud
rarely rides lie is as nidn as farmer in his
dress. and makes a journey from ono cod of'the
Uaion 70 nc ottcr in 2tase coach, unattc ndcf
rs common citizen Gen. Jackson never s,ht
without a chach with foor greys aud out rider,
aud he hne recently gona To New-Orieons, IN ne,
ccivs al he adunion that fools aud haurTgIs
could heslow man Laslern Prince.
LPror. Tar
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II !, stated in the Connecticu, Mirror that
Ward N,choios BOY IsIon, Esq who dcds few
DAYS since ri his seat in Roxbury, Mass afcd
~ has lcf John u Adams, President of tie u
nned States, no less than $4,000. Ia should
be i0G0
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-24
a. u HAXDE$,

DEIZ.iL SURGEON, a
EoRMERLY pupil of II. II. Hay den, h'4 ~, ~
more Office on T., a few doors below ir''''N
facing Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington
nEFEREScES:
hYa,I;,o,on + In GeorgaO'ri
Doctors Watkins, Doctor bon'e,, c-f
Sewell. Rev. H9rau" ,, y. .
Hunt, John Lnie, n'uso T.
Sim, Ihcs. IL. w. SO.
Tench Ringgold, Esq. Francis >, he!t
Joseph Gales, jun. Esq. Clement Cox 70 n'T
Philip Il. Fendail, Esq. John hus'N'
IN alexandria,,
John II. Laid, Esq. s,,
abb has Just receivedirom BALTIMORE ,I,,sI
If n II Hayden's celebrated OdOntalgln p -. n.
sove1eign remedy for the too,l-acbe hlso ',r,,.
approved Dentifrice, for identifying ana p''''
teeth. -, ,rs,orter'
N. b. Mr. H. respectfully informs hs e ,Is,,nir
the citizens generally, that he will vis S,ut,eSl
TaunsoA1 next and each succeeding In .. :, ,be b.
ring the summer season. Notices ie,' ~ n.,snJs5
Mr.. H. Clagett's City Hotel, will be JAZZ =
iune 30--d4t eotf
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IL. ". TERRNL,
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WITHOUT the benefit OF age or e@r
ence; wi,hou. the aid of theory or p'"'Y
offers his professional services 20 Inc ~
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in the counties Of Humphreys, lar'o"
Henry; he promises nothing but ho"sSV ~
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