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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-06
HIDES, LEATHER, &c.

600 BEST neayy Rio Grande hides
500 Rio Jauero o
Soo sailed Braz do
$40 do various other qualities do
100 SichmoEd sailed slaughter III
Zoo do dc n, ..ItL;.
~Soo so"i leather, Of every qualify, both snd hsrss
lock innnage from the very best the most inf.
nor by the quantity quarter Of side
Ooe SIDES wax and russell upper leather
10 doE ealiskims and kipskins
seal skins, horse and grain leather
b"ot morocco skins, lining aud binding skisa
RoI binding, boot aud webbing
boo' aud shoe uees, lasts, SC.
Black variish
3boemakers' and curriers' tools Of oil kinds
1000 lbs coarse Ind fine bh II shoe thread
harness shifting, and bride leather
Chase. lag and lining hides
Hogskins AID Moi Jcco skits of all. Kinds
Saddle trees, giIth md II ming webb
100 doz English Basil sheep skins
Coach ere, finge, tassais, &c.
Wool nHA Woolien Yarn
300 pair Richmond made plantation shea,
20 obis. tanners oil-for sale by
---- eU9 % ~ WILLIAM CRAVE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-06
30 O u o. Is Y.
POEMS
POEMS
BY E-o RenisDecaed tho Author of the Pleasures of
Hops. Lloyd and Son. Harlcy-strcet.


-! EN-o Re'losDeiicaed TO tho Author Pleasures
Hops Lloyd and Son, Harcy-strcet.
Snc Of the pieces this little volume previously
in various publications. A few had adorned columns
their BIRTH, under the signature off loencc. Amongst st
the anSs written IN the Cetec OF cre la Chase and tht
oiutl ono addressed to her mother ,l still iIost
IN the me'Uorv Of readers They collected witt
others OF equal merit and only IS that the number
Not greater and that we lave space readers
Eanv extracts could DESIRE t,t the few offer
fully sufficient that have been influenced by
undue p,rtiality- in estimate OF her abilities
SrtNZAS-1o trho xiii tssie, stand them.
Go and mix in the crowd,
With the vain and the CAV,
Let your iau .irter DC loud,
10 drive sadness away;
Bt when light fest wcatll lows festive pouc.s
And music rs breathing midst perfume and flowers
Oh. think Of the maid whom you once us'd to meet
Amidst rc!odv's numbers and eaucing of feet;
itnk what She - now,-- and, in revci and Clce,
M remember the fond heart that's breaking thee,
By tho moons holy smile
Which bnan'd sof from above,
When in yon cloister aisle
You first murinured Your love;
Nv the truth which said shoad forever remain,
Nv tine tears have shed since of anguish and pait
By the sweet eve, when silence and bliss
inu left o, my check your last parting kiss:
Oh. pause for Il uioricnt in revel and sce,
To remember the fond heart that's breaking FOR thee
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-06
RUNAWAY

w 40 COMMITTED To the Jail of Jefferson county as
'"naway' on the 3lsl day Of May last, negro
|"in'n' VINO calls herself CARoIIEE HERBERT, and
'"o " DC ree She is supposed to be from 20 to 90
years OF age and is FIVE feet sig ;nche. b;,, Sh
ne, dark copper colour some black spo,s ON the
% soe OF her right arm above the elbow, md has vac.
~ MARI on The same ann She has also small scar
come forward prove property and pay her Jail fees or sh.
WIZ be dealt with according to law
June %'-3m JOHN JACKSON, JsTer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES

It It meeting o The Roman Catholic Association in
- on th, 81 81 ofJulv Mr.. O'Connel read q lot
=. Ies9ed % himself forwarding Bill of Exchange
~ rs - rom Philadelphia, to the Catholic
F--. Uni, and requesting that the subscribers be
Nh % II eIHcers o;th5 Associations He made mo
- > = - CT, ell then addressed the Ineetinr at
- -i- z "a In The coIrC of his remarks he oDser-
~ - - mai communications from Boston and
o.. 81 E:1erica, and that there was not a town
= r,- Igi.oat the United States but wore like
.,1.'- n Commons, on the 18th, on motion
81 'i< 70, an address to the Crown, expressive
..%+-e = OF the House at the recognition of
u Southern Africa free pcople
Inc report OH the Custom Duias
-.- ,-j. ard the bill ordered to be read a
~ .- - a. following day. Sir r. Burdctt sta
81 d. 81 'I2-3 had been recently most unrncr-
Il 1aogow, III oonsrqucnca Of which
s.. .t. g. i. and CAV" notice that ~ tho noxf
-.' p - '..'s ing tn subject before Parliament
:: 1.tac Death Of t!a brave and indefatiga-
-~@ lrs d the Greek steam boat. Is CON
q 81 ON u, ist OF June, of Il lock-igyy
~. RI = %1nnd in tEe wrist, received III an IN.
80. b. f,..,E vyon Anatol4co.
sf? s,r ,-r H.fac!io1 IF IYm sfoyg,a.
'' -'rti -. JTsr AMI ,e:.nler. now s;tinp in
'.,, -. tnl'cmCn's against Bruce, barrow
.r g.: x. nalPn- Morgan. wore traver.rd.
E-}-r We Ncu'iitled, ana Bruce the
y. N!-s'rt county, convicted From
= .,.-. ma 8, ice instrumental
t- rs ~. rr-tcd through par. of Ma
- ~: ra. - which he was ConTued
."--: '.r~,aGc5 and horses, AMI had
c.' -a.-1 arj that it. was by bis Gi-
rs .Hed ond sccrctcd. No de-
s.' TIE oer' OF Bruce, nor was any
"n o., offered. We cannot but
.glf Iavs'e rous trarsactiOn will
I'd % that mystery with which it
NJ that the guilty may be brought
.''n'.
orna Now York paper. We have
.cncc ;a@"n upon the tria-ani
~ cco'n so lar is given Of the fate
race. hIr from being taken out of
.r,arUa, 10 his Ting confined in the
bat uIuO, trnatcly the witness who
.sr:gj :hr: lie the Fort. who at-
.'--' 1nt wh" possibly might have tGstf-
#io lnP-iacnrd him. and what became of
81 y ve'tcd tr'n giving testimony, in conso-
80 iatict'ty in religion.
M FtS Onnd guilty Of the abduction by n
= ~ JI-v, was af rrwar}s admitted 70 bill
fIe decision Of tn Supr inc Court, on a !
.-"PtaoDJ
H"nrus has been introduced at Wiscassct by I
''-ig piitr from Havana. Some cases have oc-
@rIed. !. z c7El2c q . the Rheumatic GoYt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-06
THE LOVERS LAST MEETING.

We met-yct did not speak,
Our words were one dcep-lepgthcn'd sigh,
As hearts Which inly break
Give, ere they burst their chords, and die
Music was breathing round,
And splendour shed its dazzling light;
Ne did not hear a sound,
Nor sec what gleam'd upon our sight.
The sculptur'd marble form
Had more of life than we possessed,
Save that there was storm
Ofpassions, warning in each breast:
He grasp'd my hand, twas chill,
And his was pale, and deadly cold;
felt its pressure thrill
Like thoughts whose power can pe'er be
told.
Thoughts passionate, intense.
Yet full of woe, despair and doom,
Which cheat the poets sense.
And carve for him an early tomb.
We lovd us few have lov'd;
All feelings in our breasts that grew.
All hopes and fears that mov'd
Each others soul-each other knew.
And yet we mady deem'd
1t was but friendships TRANQUIL raw,
w hlch IN orr bosoIns bea1nd
And flung its radiance DER our way.
Bat we were told to part;--
The hour which brought the dark decree
Tore from each trusting heart
The veil of calm security.
To part; that fatal word
Hath echoes mournful as the kucll,
W hen first its peal is heard,
For one we worship'd long-and well.
To part. the word is drear,
As sounds the gasping cry of life
Upon the startled ear,
From out the waters whelming strife.
We parted-and we bore
Abroad brow of smiles and elce,
Though our hearts inmost core
Was cankering with misery.
W. met again ere long,
. not beneath the moons soA ray.
Bat IN heartless throng,
Meath Fashions rule--und Foliy's SWAY.
Vows were upon each tongue.
Which seald our lips in silence deep;
Tears on my eye-lids hung
Yet no voice pray'd me not to weep.
But in his earnest gaze,
His souls keen anguish well read
1t spoke My bosom pays
With quverlng groans each tear you shsd.
That 'ook hath never pass'd
From off the mirror OF my braia.
/ felt tWouid BE- his last
l. was--Wc never met again.
London paper.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-06
wit
Land for Sale.

'ffE subscriber having concluded remove from this
OF county If he dispose of his lands Of
'e'S inc following tracts for sale, to- wit:
'c' OF ooU acres, wherein be lives lying on
tVer III Bedford county, in of par Of the turn
pm roan' 10 miles from LynCkburg AID miles from Lib
,yheaIiy one half wood land greater part vet 10
70 exceHent tobacco land and the p.snatlon in re-
peaoie repair lies well, we'll p,sred and in popvlous
neighborhood. - i'P'0'
Hnn,her tract Of 1870 lying in tie junction o the
W. O''e's-tha most part of This Tracts CLEARED tbougb
family. ~ ''''""ic io'
S"oiher tract Of QUO acres, lying Goose Creek
mile ct junction with tauton River: abo, to
"ten hcTes are cleared, 80 Of which bottom land and
81 'no' quantity is excellent tobacco land and of the
woo iahd there rs not loss than two hundred r,ps C m
tobacco land-he last named tract consider orc Of
e oe't tobacco plantations in Bedford md could ne made
" STOCK FARM being better ADAPTED tn grass than
Panatiou III that section of country or on THE SIDE f
ne mountains with extensive outets-This ,ac, % III he
hewn ny MI orVI Laying, who lives on the premises, nh
ne TWO hs' tracts BY the subscrber The terms will ne
nade very accommodating rs TO suit most of nurcase
Lynchburg. Feb. II IN n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-06

NNhE subscriber iShes Ia dispose Of his la nd
II on James river, Bermuda Hundred, IN the
county OF Chese' containing Upwards of $40
by an old survey, $40 which fat land uri-
gna>iy CT the FIRST quality: 400 woods vaiu-
able not only Tor timber hut for its being we'll pied
wheat ana cotton: there is also good meadow. The
buildings are comfortable, the water excellent nd the
siutuo" hea'thy-in Short farm pe,ha ps river
vi the same size, unites advantages long
VIII he gwen, uf q sale bel made. a
lease Tor term of years would be given. For terms
apply tn MIR. d. Warwick Of Richmond, Aess,, Heath &
'so" oil Petersburg the subscriber living the
mises. J. ARCHER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-06
VIRGINIA. BOARDING. HOUSE.

MFRS. NJ. B. THORNTON, of Philadelphia,
1VA respectfully informs her friends aud
n the South, that she has just ope1ed comn,oiious
Boarding House, the South Yves, Of Eighth
Sans"nt sueets, where individuals families
e'taiied IN the comfortable nucr, at req
sonabs prices. The sua'"n of her huuse retha
eligible that of any other in the city, lying
Chesnut and Walnut streets, and IN the vicinity Of
ingtou aud Independence SQUIRE the Muse !he
the Academy of Fine Arts, the Medical University the
Public Baths the tro principal Th.ses, aud other places
OF puolc resort.
Aug % y,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-06

kP wv away from the subscriber on Friday las, n
Ia'yv yg,y hksy bright mulatto boy named WILLIAM
w Imam ri'ce( formerly the property of Nh vii
10" T, Cdrer OF Goochand. he is about eighteen
years oa hys feet four FIVE inches high very active
~ 'ongent, ana has no doubt obia med pass mr. freq
ppS' en- Oo'afs reward will he given for his ppre
"' " ,ouno ~ this city; twenty dollars. if in the
or h'iy dollars If IF the State; together viii,
any expenses incurred in either case Masters of v,ssot
him on IT., s VI ", sAItying
August ~ '"ib'ON'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-06
RICHMOND
.ESACU GI ACTORv-
WILLIAM CRANE.

',H S"oScF"F' informs MS friends public thar
ne has removed ms Manufactofy To the store ia ,oI
ocSuph by Samuel Che s. O.. IN Market Bridy. g., 80,
they are respectfully invited To cal and make sslsr,;
rom ur following PLOUGHS viz: Hicbcock's M 9I
" * g. very desirable Pough aud we'll caIcue,ed
% s'e"'hS' me improved Barshare, Rivercombs and Nc
onf"nchs sell sharpening md right aud left nd Fsouos
F'ougns' Castings furnished and Pioughs repaired.
WILLIAM PALMER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-06
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA..

VIE ""Sl session VIII begin the 10Th
II continue until tine 10Th July following
The expenses or the session upwars cf ten months
WI! he from the LIST January, according late r.uc-
ton by the Visitors, as follows:
Board including he'd other room Iu,n-
'"rs. washing aud attendance. 500 90
Fuel and caudes-to he furnished by the
proctor, at cost, aud per commission,
estimated On nm
kent 81 an entire D"rmitory, SIC; for half
If occupied by ,wo students 6 90
u-e ct the Library and public ronms, As 90
Professors ftes.-If the studeut attends hun
one S5o-h two $50 TO each-if three OF more
SIS t" each-say' rs 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-06

Il Transit ofSa-stn Ohio paper contains advertise
Hent OF Christopher starr, stating that Mrs Starr eoped
and carried with her Alnra Starr and Edward Starr
The transit being expected. presume witnessed
ieer for tie husband Rad he been stazng instead of
do-i>lg
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-06

For clothing the expenses rot 10 exceed
Pocket money,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-06

There had been two cases Of yellow fever at SuTl-
van Island near Charleston, 10 the 18th August
both mortal-the disease was epreading-the Doctors
say the type most malignant; having far proved
fatal III every instance.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-06

H"nCus has been introduced at Wiscassct by
''~ig piitr, from Havana. Some cases have oc-
1ried 4 Z c7El2rad . the Rheumatic Govt
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-27

In Tennessee-Every freeman an inhab-
liant of the state, if freeholder, may vote
in the county where the freebooter lives
without being a resident thereof-if not
possessed of a freehold he must have resid-
ed six months where he offers to vote.
Ia Mississippi-Every free white male per-
son one wear in the state, and six months
in the county, serving in the militia or pay
ing tax.
In Missouri-All free white male citizens,
one year in the state, and three months in
the county.
In Alabama-Every white male of lawful
age, having resided one year in the state,
and three months in the county.
In Indiana-All white male citizens one
year in the state.
In New York-Every male citizen of the
age of 81 years, one year in the state, and
six months in the town or county where he
offers to vote, having paid tax within the
the year, or legally served as militiaman
or fireman-or labored upon the public high
ways, &c.
In Maine-Every freeman having his res
idence established three months before the
election-students and paupers, &c. except
ed.
In virginia-Fisy acres of unimproved
land in the county, or twenty-five acres 81
land, with house on it, held for life in fee
! simple, qualify man to vote III the couny
where he lives-provided said land has BEEN
| owned by him six months before the elec-
! IIon, or has descended to him, or come by
marriage or gift. An improved lot in any
corporate town, with dwelling house of a
certain size thereon. A person owning
land as above, in different counties, may
vote in each county for delegates, but can
only give one vote for senator, or for a
member OF congress, in the same district
O. In every case voters are required to
be citizens of the United States, by birth or
naturalization.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-27

ment arises in her favor, deduced from our
own feelings, and that divine sympathy
which nature has implanted in our breasts
for the most useful and generous of pur-
poses.
Her rescue may be ascribed wholly to
the humane interference oft Anti-Slave-
ry Society of Winchester-a society which
has hitherto shared more Of the reproach
than the regard of the people of Wihches-
ter-which has been pronounced collee-
tion of zealots and enthusiasts, laboring to
pervert the spirit of our laws, to destroy
that subordination which ought ever to exist
between master and slave, and to let loose
upon society the evils of premature eman-
cipation. To all these reproaches they have
submitted in silence,-pursuing their duty
as christians and philanthropists, in sedu-
lousy seeking to meliorate the condition
and improve the character of the enslaved
descendants of fallen and oppressed Africa.
Surely the God of nature and humanity
looks on with appreciation, and will prosper
the good work.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-27
From lie Salem Gazette.

BRAZIL. We have received letters from
Rio Janeiro to the 25th June, affording some
interesting information which we believe
has not before been made public:
Rio JANEIRO, June 25.
The question of peace with Buenos Ayres
remains yet in suspense. The Censor. a
paper in the confidence of the ministry. n
week ago asserted, that peace had been
absolutely ratified no one however be-
lieved it, suspecting it to be a ruse of the
government to divert the attention of the
public from the actual state of affairs. On
Saturday last it came out again with the
same story, expressing surprise that its first
notlhcatlon had been received so coldly.
AS yet, however, no notification confirming
it, has been given to the agents Of foreipn
powers here, and people do not put any
faith in it, altho' every one expresses n be.
lief that peace must and will take place
soon. A short time since the Emperor sent
down his terms of peace, which were nearly
acceded to by Buenos Ayres, and every one
thought peace no longer problematical-b
when the treaty come up to Rio, Pedro,
hearing OF the mercantile distress at Buenos
Ayres, and false rumor that the Spanish
General was about to desert their cause,
would not ratify it, and made fresh demands.
which the Buenos Ayreans would not listen
to. Finding the Buenos Ayreans firmly
determined not to make peace but upon the
recognition of Banda Oriental MS separate
independent provnce--being short Of funds,
and fearing that the French and English
squadrons will execute what they have
threatened mo longer to respect the block
ade of the La Plata, but to drive away the
Brazilian force if they attempt to stop its
navigation,-the Emperor despatched fresh
to his commissioners three
weeks since, and the English minister, who
is supposed to know what they are, says if
they do not come to terms now, neither
party seriously desires peace. A return is
daily and momenty expected. An affair at
Bahia the other day, shows spirit among
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-27
FROM ENGLAND.

Liverpool papers have been received to
the 4th July. We subjoin the intelligence
gathered from them.
London dates of July LIST state that the
Russian army, since crossing the Danube,
has had several reconnoitres with the
Turks.
The fortress of Isackcha fell into the
hands of the Russians on the 18th of May,
when IS pieces of cannon and IL standards
were taken. This fortress (Isaczi) is on the
south bank Of the Danube, forming nearly
the apex of a triangle with Galatz and Is
mael, which are ON its northern side.
An article taken from the Berlin Gazette,
but mentioning no date, states that an ex-
traordinary courier had just arrived at that
capital from Constantinople, bringing the
official intelligence that the Sultan had left
for his camp at Adrianople.
EGYPT. The threatened blockade of AL
exandria has at last been put in execution.
AdVices from Alexandra, of May 81 state
that detachment of the allied fleets had
just appeared off the coast of Egypt, and
declared the port of Alexandria in state
of blockade. This blockade will most likely
be limited to the prevention of the ingress
or egIess of ships of war or transports.
According to letters of the 29th May from
Preveke, Reschid Pacha still continued in
active at Arta, and the Egyptian army con.
tinued concentrated between Modon and
Navarino. The troops were anxious to quit
the Morea, and Ibrahim appears determined
not to move without orders from the Porte
or his father.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-27

We are told that the recent DEVELOPMENTS
which have come upon Gen. Jackson like an
avalanche-his speculaions in land and NEGROES
Ibis conduct at the Indian Treaty-his con-
nexions with Burr--have created great sensa-
ton IN many parts OF Virginia. Instead Of
the Idolaters to look 10 Virginia. "Smoot,
runs the stream" &c. It is entirely within The
bounds Of possibility that Virginia will vote
against Jackson - Richmond Wig.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29
BALM OF COLU MBIA.
a. & II. WILSON
No. S, West High Street, Wilmington

No S, West High Street, Wilmington,
AVE been appointed sole Agents in the State Of Dela
Aa ware for the sale Of OrtI5ss Chemical ha7i q Co
india, which is ex,racedton found in the wds o.
america The Balm is improved in cclor, strength and
Erune and its grand capillary virtues are as follows
Pa bottle, price SO cents, prevents the hair from falling
E IN 4a hours from its first application, causes new
Etowh Of whiskers in few weeks bottle price =
fn's, will only stop the hair from falling of but like
ne il, gives in general good head ct hair to youn.
person.
tpTeventsthe hair from turning gray and makes cur
eamtuly look brgh, and glossy, and in few apples
from scurt and entirely removes nervous hea
fc5es
Topics certificates will be shown by the vendors iror
elemen who, after being bald number OF years, has
e'slyed new growth of hair.
The signers characters are supported by His Britann
eNy's Consul, Philadelphia, who thereto has prefix.
asa and the royal arms Of Great Brain also, the Nay
10 0her Magistrates of Philadelphia, who were persons
scqnanted with the signers, have certified TO their hig
Pecability, and have likewise p.:lxed their seals.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29
WILMINGTON, Del. FRIDAY, JULY 90 1928
CAMP-M Il ETING.

a camp meeisT for Smyrna Circuit will commence on
FRIDAY the eighth Of August and continue until he Thurs.
day fosine-on the lands Of MIR Philip lccunpt Sill
naon 50 well kao for its advantages, tia. multiplied
description il unnecessary. This place i, wei! ~atero
not more Nhan or mites from Smyrna, s from Caawc
Our brethren and lends in the lonng cncuirs and rs
many Of the mni,'ers sn convenient ere invited
TO attend and take this method o irforning All whom
tied IN The campgrolna, o. wiiha the limits rrescrhed
hy law. during lie meeting. .ily IS
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29

iE Subscriber begs leave 20 inform his friends ana inc
l. public generally that he still continues 20 keep IN
onnexon with his large aud elegant assortment OF Boohs
|ad STATIONERY, splendid assortment OF f1Hl ara
}aona6e HlTS, from 7. ELmEs' Manutactory' pbacel-
|pMa warranted be equal in every respect 70 any nays
m4nuac,ued IN the country various coors and quail
|es-pices from 50 25 50 Persons wishing TO rnr-
ase would do well call. they will be sold either os
Wholesale or retail, at Puiaelpha prices
]. sCOrT, No. 95, siarket-st.
Wilmington, June 9, 1928
NIB j s. can have hats made order at the s'ortes'
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29
BOOK -h f. EIIpINCs.

Hitchcock New Method of Bookkeeping aScompan-
cd with Key for sale BY A. s II. Wilson, ~. s. West
High street, Wilmington
for sale, as obcue,
Grnslaws Histories Of U States. England, Rene, and
dch's Navigator. Sniley's Geography aud Atlas; with
yaliey of Biographies by ether authors
fresh supply Of Irisio Board Fancy Papers Stationery,
Engravngs, Prints for Scrap Books, and variety Of Fan.
cy Articles; all Of which will be scd for very small aj-
vance cost.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29

THE following certificate gives the history Of the intro
ducon of the Panacca into the Philadelphia Inns House
Inmay Those who read it, will be convinced that the
proprietor has feared the investigation of the phl
cans or endeavored administer the medicine in
1t also eyinces he preudices Of the tacuythose VIM
were SO anxious originally exclude the medicine from
this institution, would neglect opportunity Of expeng
it, sfier it had been introduced