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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-06
FANCY GOODS.


nAyID ROBERT KYLE arve nor reeei-
Spsd, in addition to their for rer assortment.
6u,her supplies OF fall and wi tsr Goods. sh'efly
in the Fancy line. embracing almost every iasA.
1,uable mticle adapted To The prescott season.
the cpalities are superior, and he style OF most
orthem entirely new. The following are a pari
viz:
BIN. Italian Lustrings, finest quality
Bnr. black aud deep blue Or lie Maps
BIZ waierpd Silks
Several pia ces white wateied Gro de Nap, sup.
Plain nd figured black do do
few handsome Robes, (barege %textnre)
Cnlonred Gio Ne Maps, plan, striped aud hgur-
Fix white and pink Satins, plnin and figured
Blk. green aud straw coloured Florence
An elrgRnt assortment Hammered Sw SIS Nus
Inns
81 and 6f ,lnin Swi's & Mu do do
"a Jaconet Alu Inns finest texture
81 and 81 Medium DO do
Al and 81 Cambr cs
E.egtut Bsrege dress Shawls
tstus DE- Nap, Gros de Ia aud silk do do
\ few p eces sup. trir sed belt Ribbons
Watered and plain Gro de Nap do
\ few pieces gaur- cap Ribbons
Bonnet Ribbons. OF new aud splendid style
Rich Bobinett Ve,ls
Lace Capes aud Cpllarets
Fine thread Laces and Edginss, richest figures
dymp LRces. (almost equai TO thread)
Several pieces A. Bnhmett lace, rery cheap
Tibet Sha"ls, a new article Of the 'er5 first
STYLE
case fine Calicoes. latest and handsomesip Pa,
terms and permanent colours
Several cases Medium do han some patterns
4 few pieces rerp fine blk Italian Grape
Blue. pink aud straw cnloured do ID
Blu, blk. pink aud straw colored Grape f..ese
Plain wide satin and Lustring Riobou,, assorted
colors
tiymps and spring Cords
Worked Mnsii IN FIounces and Collarsrs
Mi,nett and Bonnet Wire
81 and I'D fine Cambria nimity
"a Inrnliure do
Lad Is .oug white Kid Gloves, stp.
Beaver and ilnrsekin, short DO
Brst Italian sewing silks, every color
IQ!!oise shell tuck Combs, SOM, the largest 81
zes
4 few dozen Side do dn
Brazilian smell, tuck and side do
Long hcat and turn back da do
Ladies hugh.h blk. and wkite silk H0'e
Cotton and worsted do do
PLAIN and plaId Cashmere Sha"ia
j. few do. Aier,no style
Fine kenTiues and linen Cambria Uandkfs.
A few pieces fine Linen Csnbrlc, &c.
The at ntion Of the LADIES is respectfully in
Vlted TO the above extensive and brautilul assolt-
Eent, which will be offered at very moderate
prices =.
~ lust opened. I case superior Grass
Bieacned irisn Linen, soft hnish.
d. q r. KYLE.
Nov. ..
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a O5l, on Wednesday the 24n lnst
~ betwtcn II ana > o'aiock, on the
rIao between wan aeel's 5n T., III Be5-
ford, and Mr.. Anoe oeou's, IN Ca pbetl
county IN the Forest read, a h%uudr. WITH
the owners nnmo written on 1t, containing
about e dollars. mostly in 'hIrly dollar
Bank notes. Areward OF $50 viii De gwen
for he delivery of he pocket book aud It's
conients TO the subscriber, u to liardin d.
Murrell. at the Post Office. or go Tor .uch IN
formation as will eAtbie him L. get u.
WI. COBBs.
Bedford, Sept. %. Ntsl3
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rom The csited ftaies Gazette.
PROV tItBN

ihDR fitB1
A FOOLS tongue IS long enough 10 cut his
th,ont.
A hand saw ia a good thing. bu, motto Shavs
With.
A x od Servant makrs = good mas er.
\ good Key Is necessary 10 enter into Pa
fadfso.
4 halalil Of common sense, ia worth n bush.
Fl oi learning.
A fool kn"~s more IN his own House than o
~ -" man ~ ano hers
A lmf should ave- u good memory.
4 bad workman quafrels With his tools.
| A witt gioye otten concrais n dirty baud.
A alid goosr never Lad a tame Egg.
BeifeI Lend tban break.
H. remedy ior injuries is not 10 remcmbsL
iheu.
BE II friend 10 Yourself aud othrrs will.
b. not a Baker il yonr head be Of butter.
beRare Of eaemies Icconcilrd. and meat
iW ier boiled.
Be"afe OF = silent dog, AID still water.
fhiidfrn and faols, speak Tie ruth.
Call me cnus,i, but cusin me not.
bseases are . inlere-i ofple soer.
Every thing has an end, a and pudding too.
Esety man wishes the canal 10 g by his
own door.
ttlnt praise : dlsparagrmeut.
Go IN ihe country TO hear tile news Of tho
town.
Where drums brat. lave are silent.
AK Ihy pufsr. what fhou siodils, buy.
Wm is y, ath 5 Feast,
Wa 8akr' thleses, and peace hnngs then.
The greater the man. the grsatef the crime.
The subjects low, ~ III" Ktigs lite guarG.
That wat sorls Inst. winch is neee sary.
The Blood ofthe solder, MAKES The glory OF
= GeaeTh.
Oppression causes Rebellion.
kilgs and Bears, ofien worry their keepers,
H. MAJ serves the public, oDIiges no Body
GopJ laws, often proceed from bad manners.
Zeal without knnslrdge, is like fire without
light.
Youth and white paper, soon take an impress
sion.
Work has been underrated, ever since WEALTH
hss been undrrsalued.
When honor becomes msrceoary, mony wiz
becodhe honorable.
Worth IL base minds, bcge,s envy in great
Souls, emHlatiun.
Vows made in Sta, ms. are forgotten Ia
Gains.
The nobiest remedy Of injuries ia oblivion,
The rimid and weak. are the mort revenge
fn and applicable.
fne Chnrcn is out Of temper, when Cha ity ID
u Id md Zeal hot.
The sing OF reproarh, il the truth oft.
rne Chamber Of sickness, is the Chapel of
devotion.
Many that are wits in jest, are fools in ear.
nrst.
de that swc'ls in prosperity. will shrink in ad.
y%ersiis.
Dispu atiou leaves t nth in the middle, and
the parties at boil Ends.
| Diuukness is voluntary madness.
Education begius IA gentleman-eonyeTsalio
| and good manntrs c mp e . BIN.
! En- ~ shouts al u, .ers. and Wounds herself
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ADfICE.-By virtue ola deed o,tro.i, ~
u ecoled 10 he subscribers ny Ambrose
Il ecker and Betsey his wiz, and is oil recor
IN the comfy cont OF Amherst, for cerfa#u
purposes IN sad deed expressed, will De eS-
posed 10 s'tl, al pnblic auction, on 5ataranN
he 2"th day OF December nest, flair, # ct.
the nrxti lair day, a tract II land. containing
sixty acres, lying near Miller's creek, IN III
county OF Amherst another tract containing
thirteen hundred and forty acres. being the
tcoct on which said Ruuker reside. Aisn, one
mother tract in The same ueiebhorhood, con-
taiuing eight hundred and thirty niue acres.
on which Mr.. Geo. Tinsley restless. The sale
will he made on "A credit Of /, ? add year
the purchaser giving bonds with approved So
cnriiy, aud a deed ofirnsi on The lard 10 So
cure the purchase money. Acting as trustees,
the subscribers will convey such ntle as ls YES
ted in them by sald deed and none other,
which they believe unqnesiionabie,
JOAN MILLER,
DAVID X. EDLEY.
Oct. 90. wtd-2a
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TERMS.

e. Ct oer annul, payabie III adVahce'-so "
II TOT ~ ereiyed for a less time than six rnosths
eftpnon - : n he discontinued lbat at the discretion
- 90 t'ji,ors1 until ali arrearafes are paid
est'o szu..ts will be Inserted at so cents per
u Advef'issae arx, time. anil 81 20 cents for each
qnfe tef 80 r1,,c from 3 distance must he pad Tor
srnunu't ,,sir Insertion, OF the payment assumed ny
=, , ~ ire.poa.ols pers0ain Lynea1'rs'
s'N- ..,..rv nrl,rs not exceeding Two sllaresare m
-,.l Tor six dollars.
~ .utettsrs addressed TO thu Editors MUST pc P"s'
,hsy Will not DO attended To.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-06
REMEDY FOR II GArE. IN cHlcxrse.

REMEDY FOR TIE GAPEs IN CHICKENS.
Take as much krchen soap as will cover the
thumb mail. and naviag mixed II an with some
meal dough, give II TO your chickens, At auy
stage of the disease. Tlis has bequ ,onnd effcc-
tuai on the first application, almost always; A
second is rarely necessary, and when il
is so, il is next tc impossible tina, it should
fail.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-06

u haNUof SALE.-By virtue at a deed OF
- trust, executed TO the subscribers by
MAJ. Jas. AyrsS in his lifetime, bearing date
me day at whirh doed ia dn.
y recorded in the clerks office of the County
court Of Bedford. for purposes therein men.
TONED, we shall, IN Thursday the 2i:tn dav Of
roy nexi, on the premises, proceed TO SCI,
u tive highest bidder. for resaiy money, ,rac'1
OF l8otin said deed me" iioued, lyj.,a on the
waters ct Ayre's Nip Creek. in die county of
oe'''rd, coata'n'',g 900 acres. A large nor
W." ~"t VI lo's ,ap, Is IN wood, heavily tim cred,
an P'1e otan ezcellemt quality for pink
-" IRIS 'raet t.,ere IS a saw and girls, mill, aoa
'm7'' plantation. A further description of
'he 'and is deemed unnecessary, as those dis
posed TO purchase will first view the same.
.Nh'ch viii he shown u any person nv apply
ing 10 either of us. Acting as trustees, we
WIN convey snch title only as IS vested in us
0y sand deed and mons other.
JOHN KASEY, TINS.
DANIEL ASHWELL, tees.
'"'' 20 W3wNol
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EnETnN

Nete hngidnd Wtttit Rcriew.-rhis paper IS
p'bished Al Hartford, Couo.. ny MIR. preot,ss
wen known 10 the iItelan rs a writer OF hold aed
original talentS. in almost ese,y depar, acn, OF
The following Ines. from the las
number received, are Distinguished by unrom
mon melody and sentiment, aad ~ every thing
that constitutes good poetry,
Mill Dalai
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-06
DOURIF APPLES,

e have received from Nj. NAHUM MUS,
Of Brandon. VI a few apples. all OF which are
either double, or triple. MI. NJ. informs US hey
are from = Tree about thirty years old, which
bears full every year the apples always pos
~sessing this pccuiiarity.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-06
ynFTc OVER 5TARLFs

Are bad places Tor both hay End corn as
these articles in thai situation, must he more
less i,npregnsted with a. %noxions efFnvn
arising irpm the stale All iung, rs we'll a.,
from thehrea'n o h1rsts. thereby diminish.
ing the nntr'tlvr qualities Of The TODD, and oc.
casionins disgust 10 the anilnals that eat u
III
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"a J.lCt.-i shan be ahsenu.Du Ltncl
IA burg so0ie tjmr. Those lndrDte ~ me
" 90 please make pay ment Il Lancaster aud
'%larsh, or Ed@nrd Lyneh, wbo ARE anlbori
sed 10 s'aot acqhiital,
NAillL WIN ON.
Sep. Is v2rI3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-06

nNJR RfSf-The brick house situated on
~ The corner OF third street and sixth al
) al present in the occupancy ofMr. Jas.
aa"'i' imfhed'aie possession may be had il
",''ssafy.' Likewise, The Store house on
i" , 5 EEL N present in the occupancy o
W. White. Posessinn may 10 had on lsl
Fp, EDWARD DUFFEL.
W4w2d
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-06
The poef's sye IN n tine oarensu ,otiog

A ne" paper - about 10 hr published ~, Chr
raw, IN south Carolina. 10 he called the soojb.
en- hdd1rat. from III prospectus Of winch a
cofrrsppdrni oithr Chnirston Courier eiy,a
The following extract Is poJ
" Although the radical will be abuasI eycL,.
siretg . poiiicdi Publication, yet thr tlelds Of liz.
erntule and science. shhll 40, ga aitoeethe, nm.
cultivated and nnttolden. w "A IA drleht In
'un occasionally from the pckeninP sfsueh Oh
politics, 10 breathe the pure aud nnvisoratirR
a'd llcalthinl atmosphere o. Bellies Leii,es-G1
10 leilfe rom the u Icy strifr-lo exchange ,be
pnifs draPdiu 1ae Rome, for the .aee, MT
sc 81 III At''dtan grnyrs--Qlll0 10 anjt the
hustle Of the tdpitel. aud Worship in The Trtn.
pie 1.-THE Muses-9D T. yirid mp the .ant,ng
TRADES Of factions 3yilas, fot ga. sof So rlliuy
%pasiarals OF id'aitns en- We vii no fr h
IN The tauy field 81 fancv AID coil the chnirest
and ihe sweetest hoWffs lfum The tree of norsg
~G!'D weave iresl gnflsods aud co,nnL
"ifaihs in' the brow II gcuius - 1flD beui
IT. budding 0sIcr twigs ne. nj The kno9e4 oah
~ ltiaR0Jt-t! iiii > brraihe iufo y fbe .ox
o. ,nppa1oa-fi ttf7tt sprinkle II With the
pure and liv'ns ehter4 Of Ca talla-G ~ and
'hfn with h'1ftisH Joy, watch il eerg,ng aloit
ana shouting 'bn 80. Until Us lambeoi bran he's
,"'ne The" cfleeiai Joias high On parnassian
hills. -! tt!l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-06
VOL. VINO. 25.

n risit 10 he tomb u burrs i visited the
omb OF Burns tn h yard ot the old church
eere on tie 27n Jllt was disnppoiufed
With lis appearance. J. u heavy aud inrtes
ant, aud unworthy al tue oei. lila femnioa
VAR removed 10 iiIelr present. position from
altoihrrr orper ot the church yard. The on
! II seriptio on he monument j. tie name
tfB rus. Til - simple and expressive. ani
n better taste than lbe resi- OF ihis poor ms-
motnl. The figure ii the poet IL considered
Wy zone 10 be n TAR resemblance, bnl by 9th
60 - - l'e found graHt fault with. SIR Wal
ter Scot, WHO had visiiedthe tomb more ihnI.
onet, IL said Ia hfse remarked that the face
US more l,kr his avn than Bsrn', aud ,t
certainly re,ninds u, Of some of the engraved
portraits nl the living bard. A book ia Ken, at
The tomb Tor u Isl ct Tho %visiiors. | hear that
few aersons oi rank, talent, or celebrity, hnvs
eVef passed thFnuga Dumlries without having
n irlfnle ot respect 10 the tomb OF Burns, aud
calling upon his amiable widow. She isnov
nj Edinburgh, or | should have had The plens.
IRE ot sealing her. She min.le, here In the
best socieiy, mud is much respected for her
kindneas ~ hear, md simple aud unpretend.
Ing manners. Her house On which the Poet
diei) ~ neat and comfortable, aud The street
In which she resides was nnmed after her bu.
bnnd the day thai the foundation lane of his
y" 'aiht lLdiHoigBH paper
-
Ambiguity Of speech 80 'et mes leafs 10 ye
~ sad m'stutcs. A Militia captai, received N
billet lrom A lady OF fashion. rcqieaiinr "the
pleasure OF his company 10 iea" .on a Ger ain
evening. Now II query arose low 10 understand
the word company aud the captain being a
mn IT real military views. very naturally ame
II the conclusion thai IL meant neither NOR, nor
less than he Company OF Militia which he had
The hpnor 10 command. Accordingly what wae
the nsionishmrni of hostess and her ffieuds
10 behold not only tbe captain, bui his whole
conlpHny. from the highest suballern h the mJst
rteg,h private, armed and equipped in heir
ushnl 81 lie, punctnnl 10 the houi # invitation.
diy rs dust and hungry ~ Ions Never was
such CONSERVATION IN he drawing room before.
The old Indies lifted up their hands aud e,es
~ asi nishmeni the Young ladies saualieI AZ
II they had seen u spider o. II snake the dam
dies exclaimed, " they'd aug /, 10 be shot, odd
nj en- the master OF the house. biz his lin
with s%exation; and the hostess, as IN dutv
bonad. vent into the mysteries. Ia which ,itua-
Ion we leave them 10 thrs mpatly of tie rea-
der. B,rkshier .3o,f,ico,
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nAylD ROBERT KYLE nave no~ reeei'
SUed, in addition 20 their forner assortment
hulher supplies Of fall and w'atsf Goods, sh,etly
in the Fancy line, embracing almost every iasa'
,,,abIe a,tic!e adapted to The prescott season.
The qualities are superior, and he style of most
oCthem entirely new. The following are a pari
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-20
whole No. 1911

and that IL is obvious. to any oEe Who
remembers the history Of the times, OF
has read Mr.. Giles own account Of them,
that the whole course of Mr.. Giles was
regulated by these letters OF Mr.. Adams
Of which Mr. Giles can find no trace in
his memory, nor, still more surprising,
IN his bureaul
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-20
PUBLISHED. WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS.


PATABLk In ADVANCE;
Or TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
AFTER THE rEAR zxPIHEs.
m No paper discontinued until all Arrears.
res are paid up, except at the discretion OF
he Edltsr.
- Advertisements inserted at the rate OF
One Dollar per square for the three first inser
tcas. snG twenty-five cents per square for each
subsequent insertion.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-20

From the .Naf,snal Iqfel,genoer..
.anOther conspiracy against public rir-
tue detected aud srpOssd.--We do not
know whether the publication, recently
made, Of letter Of Mr.. Jefferson TO MI
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-20

Coz Giles, Mr.. Jefferson, .ur. adams.
The following is the explanation offered
by Gov. Giles for suppresslng the pub
Ilcauon of Mr.. Jeierson's letter to him
oil December IS, 1875, and Tor pub
fishing that which he says was written
on the Goth OF the same month:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17
Clerk of the G. 4 o. Canal %
Extract from the By Lams n lie che''
Deake and Ohio Canal 0mpahy'
Dyspepsia.

nR. MEAD'S PILLS have been proved by wa, Of
IL faIlible testof truth, experience 'ne nv ,r
fectualmedicine ever offered in any country o,
cure ofall those deranged states OF the srs1IoN.
gans, ,lenominated DYS PEPSIA. or lNDI'Eo,
which frequently appearance he
plicated forms, such sloss ofappetIte' oty,.
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; belchins w
ter, which issometimes taseess, but mo'
sour; knawingin the stomach, heartburn, n de
paleness ofthe countenance, languor lo"he s,nrb,d
spirits, paIpitaton ofthe heart, vertgo anu Tg,r
sleep The number ofthese symp'omsVarles. vile
enu patients, by some being felt only IN pare
others, have additional ones equally d'saasisIet
such as severe pains inthe head and breast g,e
emaciation, or wasting ofthe whole body, VIII YIN. vi
weak ness particularly ofthe legs. These P,.omsth
most effectuay remove alisourness OF 'ne ,r.c,rg
not mereyby neutralizngthe acid, but by 10
that morbid state ofthc secretions when 5,LG,s,G
il and at the same time will restore to the sbe
organs of dgestionthat tone and vigor when scon
Iutely necessary to the well being OF the ,a. b
omy The best proof oftheir efficacy 49, u sd a.:
are prescribed by many ofthe first Physc,a ,n;,n
ed by the most in the uG n.prYR
RI. above valuable emedy issold BY r. ,,annfsc
son, Alexandra. who are agents Tor 'he - nos, O.
turer; by N Jewett, Washington City, ana D, oI s.s
the Druggists throughout the United s's Ms% York.
wholesale, by @. & ". Hull, Druggists Ne" '''''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17
Geovge ). No"sM
ang large and Ssnsondbie assortment y
DRY GOODS

upe, black, blue, olive, mixed ana green 80, .,ss;
r., assimeres flannels hnseys and low p,'oeu "n,.
nets, super mixed aud blue satnet's we ianSe,s
mon bangups, aushings aud ba'zes' rose sbawls and
point. stripe and mackinaw Tito, mer'no s.am,' anJ
scarfs, cashmere do cloth do blue, oacS' ora and
drab circassians, black Norwich crape "an aI;a s.
Canton grapes and robes, black talaneue .a.,n"
trngs and gros de maps, large assortment Oh ,s amS
and fancy gnghams and calicoes' Msrse es domestic
csrpeting, ingram do bed ticking lsome ~" ciSer
wide slack bombaznes .ar, do n an r and
short, plain and ribbed) Tartan pa'ds, French mern"
do (beauqD mensand womes p'' ad dG soSes and
mits, nankn pongees, bengaets, super BLACK &c,
vantne chldrens boo'ees, coored esmeslos P, Io
and figured Swiss muls and cambrcs' crossoarreu 10
swiss pe}sriues and capes, cheap and GOOD ,'s, e.
mems sheeting, and lawns linen eamorG anu lun,s
cotton aud worsted carpet bindings full assortment
of domestic goods and cotton yarn. pel'ssc wadans
low priced figured lenos. and "a Bnrnsley a.ape.
sont) cambie,s, with general assortment ct most ar
tces in the dry good line. which renders his STOCK u"
usually complete. ..,, l.,
/ case seal skin CAPS, which will be sold low b!
,h -, ms niece 10th mo 9Th
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17
Something New

Extract of Letter written Nv very respectable Cen
tleman, re,id ng in baltimore. to the subscriber
who deems VI his duty. thongh Unauthorized, 70 iav
it oeiore the ,nbIie withholding the writer's NAME
for particular reereuce, should any reqGire per
soualy. SAM. II, Z. LEE
Baltimore august 1Sth, 1873.
Doct S. II P. Lee New London. Conn.
Dear Sir--it is upwards OF twenty years that l
have used your Ne,c- London Bilious Pills in my family,
and ALWAYS foand them efficient puI gatSe IN al
most every description of disease, and believe they
saved long doctors bill by their early and time
ly use found their accustomed certainty TO
vary their operation and effects until within lew
months past and having since then been sadly disaP
pointed in every instance of using them. L began TO
conclude tina. YOU had made your fortune, and had
abandoned their man fracture to nercenary and IN
atht,l hands Under this impression, accidentiy
saw an adveTti,eMent Of yours in New York news
paper designating spurious limitations from your own
manufacture by having your written signature 70 each
bill OF directions ard that in instance were the
mutations signed with pen and ink, although per
feet copy every other respect Fading those mad
without this test, began TO suspect that all was not
fair in medicine. well IN politics and called at Sc
vera of apothecaies for pills with your writ
ten signature foHnd many without that test, on'
none with IL. until 1 came to the Messrs KEERLS':
who assured me they had them direct from you
procured box andon using them found the same eli
Rcts from them had always experienced. and am 50
much reioiced on finding myself IN possession oil
medicine so highly prize that cannot in justice re
rain from giving YOU this information.
Some thirty years ago was cured OF heary ano
distressing cough, by medicine know by the name
OF furiingtons Basam, bit that article. tnow made
by every shop boy.) is no like the old mixture
than savdust is like suPc' fine -four hope and trust
sir for the benefit Of mankind that your valuable me
dicne will he perpetuated in its original quality, ard
tia: nercenary limitations be fro~n ned upon by an
insulted community. am, sir. your friend. &c.
rrlo avoid the imposition of Counterfe'ts and spa
,ious limitations related above. the purchaser hs
only 10 examine the hill of directions covering each
hox and If 81 sned at foot in own hand writing im
medateIy under my Printed name they are genuine
aud prepared by me; but If oaiy the printed name y
Affixed they spurious and to be avoided To a!hs
my written sign ,tn,e would BE- Forgery and conv'c
ton would be States Prison
S Il p LEE, Sole Proprietor
sTA fresh supply Of The above genuine Pills
is Just received, direct from the proprietor, ane
Tor sale, wholesale and retail, a, the Store of
EDWARD STABLE * SON,
Apothecsries and Druggists, Fairfax st. Alex'a
dec Sm