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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

r "f,n Do"hinS aud AuSn'iine Neale, Dsfdt..
IN" day came the PantEs rs their counsel and II acurs
ns 10 ihe 'iacton OF the court that the Edvs
Downing IS not an nhabitsni OF this ah On the
motion oil me PidiuHs, l'n Ordered That the said Deead.
ant appear here the second MONDAY October and
answer Tie h OF The Pa'nii aud that copy of this order
We orhWh inserted Tor tvs" months suCcessvely, some
al the oa door OF The courthouse Of this reste
GATES, C.
Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

Bank Of PTginia,
18th Tuiy, 1928. (
l'HE President and Dmaetors have this lay declared
Dividend Of the Cspoi yabie aite
IN, 'o,h inst w. DANDRIDGE,'Ca.h.
juy 8 az NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

I'm oIIANCERY Ia H.u,ve1 county c0., NJ, ss,s
Jane. GsodwurJohu W. Goodwin Fr,nee, T. e;o,s,,,
,s,n., u"'H' PilHs.
r WIN. H. Goodwin, hi, tight, and =. ,dm,o If J,<
pu, 9se' aud Anne o. Daudfdgs aud her husband R]tt
:, Ihi' day came as veil the plaintiffs a, the
ny their counsel, aud the hill and ~ *.
o1h J" IN d. Gccd~u,bens fled and resdand ,bY
neie9dahs Anne o. Dandrdge, aud her b..h.nJ ~ 70
A. Danddse nt having eered f6. sprrsr,r"a . .
according TO the Act Of Assembly aud Ia RUE, af
are .ha sppsa,os by 'sti'facofy .yidese ibstbsy
d' Jei'b ians AnD o. cambridge, and her bu.i ~
anyngs 90 sprsar here the LIST day az Aur, co,,
Ia sn,se he Pa,nf,Gs said bill aud hat eepy Of ,b1
,"er ne i"thwrh inserted some newsp.n., ,I,y,.Ss
.he shy OF Richmond, for month. .,rl W
su1her ropy he posted al the ont doc, 81 d.
''' county copy Te'te, PHILIP u. WINSTON,
Junefo g o.
lf saAA0GTTY: 5SsG;sa ;cS'y s5cTl I7n.es
Leroy Ellis mug
A"''
Jcn9 Ellis snl chstp hi, wife, Joseph ws,,. ,ud T..
inh1 his WIFE Begj PhsUp and KE4brt h., s,fs /, .b.
Bar holumew Ellis, - ' ~. 1~iis,
- ,.st.1 i1 ~ ~, ,, anh . the ohilJien
The defendants Joshua Ellis, Hercules Ellis Bsrboonsv
~ s s go. The children Of Eleszer
security according the Act of Assembly and te sn, ~ 80;
court aud appearing 10 the satisfaction of The ,, a.,
sft no 10 o. ,h,s Ceaao"weaIb % the n.otion
Of the PlaIHl ny Counsel, II Is odeea That The ,, b,,rs
oeien5snt do sppesr here before June CONT s
answer The pla'ttds bill and that copy of TIN, order 10
".erttd IN 'ome newspaper pobhed ~ b. city Of
o. posted al The fort door Of the :. b,. eou,
N iwr 81 cenys DAYS A copy. T,u, ''
-, NARoIssUs ". MILLER, DC &C.
'"n'% s-xsx
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

ID July 1923 ~
Hannah Downing, phG s
against
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

The Harvest Homo Celebration at the yellow
Springs, wa. attended ny numerous and respec-
table bodyo the friends Of Gen. Jackson. Accor-
ding TO tho iotUest estimate we have heard, the
niln'cr Of peTson present was ifeen hundred.
at Hickory Town which Is a fcw Oil from
the We low SPRING, there WIS another Harvest
80 a'lou. ~ wa 'enie in
formed, by about2Oo0 hiends of Gen Jscf on
PHI. Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

ask virtue OF the above decree undersigned ar an. ~,
ihrni WILL sell TO the highest bddef for ready nm,
'h' ~ eneson FRIDAY the 18th day IT August ls2a ,i
iiaet 81 Ls"d mentioned the .aId decree Tb-
s'shtu ae'"g as -ompissIon.t the court will cnve, ,
John GAINES
-, =, CHARLES HILL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

Unit, c. iIchrr Philip Jone., and Wood ZONES r,su
me nefeaasu Wood Jones having entered his spo.sr
Court aud appearing TO the Subtraction Of the rou,, ne
n an tnhshnant Of tb State, tn. the Pland
eS esun'e u Is ordered That the said Defendant do
mere ON the first MONDAY ofAugus IT. and enIer L,
snee aud answer the Plaintiffs b aud give ,ecurit, IT,,
o'ns the decree OF The court copy Of In. o,d.,
ne inherited IN newspaper printed In The eHo ~
"h' nI two months 'ueeesvoy and posted at h. for,
''"' VI tue Courthouse ~ SAID County. A copy,
June ""'''"C.s' cisih
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

4
AT Court OF Quarterly Sessions, coSi,S,Ira>
' Eousa county, at the courthouse thereof On
ih ~ ne i2th day Vt June, s2s VI
o'er'' Austin Ds'PeIsham Deeper, and J.hn sesssS,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

Tn. Defender, w Drfjts.
s,o .,. h !" a'.r Dun, having than three months
1919" NV appearances cause. hu ,l fa, in.
h hi u on the moonof the Plaintiff by BIZ. COUNSEL
~. w " 'aten ior confrssed and the court Will pf,r. ID A.
uay 10 deeree thu matter thereof unless the aid dsf
NIL On o. before the FRS day of the x,tefn an sr he
nNse osen July notified Of thi. Rule .hrw cams IN ia
am Satisfactorily sppea ing that the said defendant
a. naoant Of The State 81 Virgnia II ordered Tha,
fy ne inserted n fsne newspaper OF ,ned in d.
~. a'Cmond Tor two months e.svei, and poeJ n
'o"' a"of II the CAPITOL, the CITY, COW Te,t
;,I,a RID. JEFFRIES, clerk.
xQtv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05
June "a.

Saaeery' Al hliesheIG 0i1e OF tns court .jTb
f9 tSs 9th circuit aud Eastern District of Va 10
'A aa,,' Se0" s,'0r Of John Leslie, dec, PhG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

~. 3nd Ann vho belo
nv. marriage with The said P'gg, wa, Ann Elicit DefJs
Ds.enuan charles Pgg and Ann his wife not bs wins,
c, pe appearance ans gwen security according TO tb
- ssenDy and the rules OF this court, and il sppear;py
EVIDENCE that they iphabtaut. 81 al,
re- 10 Uftt,d, That the said defendant, do sppesf
ri, "a tne ' monday ~ September uext md answer die
NEE, ~ Pn". sn mat copy Of this order he forthwith
",d a. s'ne newspaper, published the city Of Rich
IL - wo months sue sssvey, and posted al the front
49, " S 'Oui'"ou'e OF tins county. copy. Te.te,
July ig S'AnPgH, d. &C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05
osf'oa Deeper, 1.A.m Deeper, and Nicholas p..d,,,

~ ~ De'Pe'' Ahn "iehola'J Poindessfn
The Dsfsni.r, o. r., Defds
~ , sH.taihs TO the act OF assembly aud the rule, n
E anu appearing To the satisfs Of the count I,t
oy ,he'r COUNSEL Iii, Ordered That the said Over
49, sppea her. on the FIST day Of Sept. Court oe1,
oq r inherited IN some newspaper pubIhed in The
M b., J ,oI months sucets,ivsy, and posted al
idy. eopv TT. Intim ~,y vn come eouTe
june "a. '0i-' HoN iEh' L. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

IN OnANCEkV. Al count Of Q,.1i,1i1 $500, 60
or S"a,oe add county the 2sth day July 1928
sgsnst A"".
HendloA Suiphen, Thoms, IL Wa,,.n md I,.... c.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

IT. CiiASCERf AT kurs noideu N the C,TkI, on -
| 1929 's W '''' ~ "sy "i June
Wood Iobes Hsmn, phg
ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

assiduous attention. The whole celebration was
closed by splendid Ball in the evening, at which
In" General attended, where he was greeted by
the SMILES Of about hundred Of our most inter
cstinp ladies'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

4 ChANcERf At ovurt hvIz for Bue 1
= 'ngham county, the 18th say oI Nav, 1879
John W. Reid aud Jockey his wife, and Thomas sfet,,,w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

ih"s 'eon'ns., Jane. T. Dsvai and Judith b ,vf. RI,
% c'nu,nss Wm Souihworh AMI Sarah O. hi, wifeists
oaIsh Z. Jennings, snd Ann HsndaL N. 81. ''''S
ine psend ants Thomas innings and James T Dnv, Dr.,
ms we, not having entered their appear anee and civ.
security according to law and the OF this ,ourt soS !,
t. The ,ataeon of c,t tina, thew ar. M, ~,
"anan,, o tins slate, On the of the ps.,, bv nj.
o'e',M ordered, That the said Thuna, Jenn,n, - en-;
puvai sni Julrh his wife, appear here on The FRY
Jay sept court next, and the bill Of The nIa,n
SUI ua copy of This order be forthwith in,eTt.d IN
ome newspsPer Pubhra the city OF Richmond for trs
months ueee'Ave,, and Fssied at the front i,or Of The e
mouse VI tins county, Jay conv Ts,ss
Jn.e. JOHN HUNTER. L. i,
- = I4-WBw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

So,0Oo-$2,o 0O-S1 ,S62-2 Of 1000, &C. &c.
Tickets S4-Hdires $2-Quurte,s 81.
me suhseibet will also keep constantly hand ~ a.
variety Vt ucket different Lotteries, Older, from ,nv
the mo,t prompt atteni,oa.
S. H.9VRi.N-S.
Richmond Va. July 2s, 1929 2a-vs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

II ohANCEkf; Az Rule, holden IN lie cieIk,, of5csyy
1928 80 " '''"' y" '"e 'h uay OF July,
~ el VuaIe and kezish b. wife, Abner Allen and L.
Us WE ou,anna WIiKinsoD, Reuben Lipseopb and Ann
VIZ, "e',oh Eit.t, Temple Eiett David s. Butler AMI
'h} ms VILE BeDjamh +. DusaI. and Host and R;,bt
' ~ oarah Ball their friend suardsr ad ieo,
~ p 9s, ,usste by James Shsdwicb her Commit
- ana James l. Shadwich and ahe iue hi, wife pin.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-19
From the London Courier.

Paw oP THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST TURKEY
An ,hr strong places belonging TO Turkey are
no, on the rich. bank of The Danube. There
are ON The left bank rarnow opposite Nicopo-
lis-Giur gevo, the le'eds ponie 81 Rudschuck,
a place which, containing $4,000 inhabitants,
sustained, in 1870 regular siege by the Prince
Characterization, which contains $4,000 In.
hahitan:s, the fertilization, OF which were de-
moIished in 1909 but REBUILT in 1920, 1000
Russians persisted in an assault on II. Galalz,
an important 2oin, between the Pruh and the
Danube Those fortified points will either
he a,,arked or masked whilst the grand Rus>
81 Ian army follows The line Of the Coast, pene-
,ra,ine between VArna which it will BE- sufii.
cienr 10 mask, and The I'hermopyls, Of SchuniIa,
which il is not n necessary 10 pass. he greatest
obstacle in this direc ton is BazaldiiS. This
town, situated upon low ground, aud defended
by some square towers, and bad ear'h ram
part, cannot make a long resistance and the
army will reach by PRAY AIDES, the gulrh OF
Bourpes. The Fleet will be in waiting there
and new line Of operations will be en'ere'
upon, which, leading 10 the forty churches,
will al once ,urn Schumia & Adrianople. Pa'-
:ial embarc ations upon the coasts OF Asia and
Europe, will open the Bosphorus and the roaa
to Cons,antinopIe.
fifteen suburbs. and twelve leagues OF circum'
ference, is difficult, The ground is marshy,
and tie communications, long and narrow, are
favorable TO that impetuous courage which has
often induced the Turks TO hazard unexpected
attacks and sudden sorties. The suburb OF
Eiol, North. East Of the city, offers an admira-
BILE position Tor an in,renched camp, Of which
the village of Thopocheleskoi is ,he key: but
all these advantages must be of no avail, II
Fleet with troops shall have entered the Boss
phorus. 1t was by the port that 10000
French and Venetians took Constantinople IN
1904, which contained upwards Of 100000
inhabitants.
Such is the plan which,, it is supposed, will
be followed by the Russians 1t reads well
upon paper; but events may occur, which
human foresight neither being able to foresee
nor provide against may render it necessary to
change or abandon it altogehther.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-19
For the Phenix Gazette.

For the Phenix Gazette.
TO MARY.
How oft has pang thro my lone bosom shot,
when thought Of the pure love you sighted.
How oft have sighed to revisit the spot.
where loved. though my prospects were b'Yhted
And now rs brood Ger the sorrows OF lie,
And am tossed on adversely 8 wave;
think Of the past, Of those days Tree from strie
When hoped for the iove.that gave.
But Mary, my true heart you spurned in dlsdain'
And you gave me no hope for the morrow
Nor dsignedto relieve me from heart rsndhS PaiH'
''But you left me alone in my sorrow.
Yet Time that of scars on obiivioms DARK Wings
Hath not waved his drear wand Ger my heart,
And though love is buried, yet oft sigh springs,
From my bosom, that we Err did part. Nohh'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-19

Ii has been estimated tina, the STEAMBOATS, =
longing to and trading from New York, co.,
sumo during running season OF eight monY
about 1000 cords Of pine wood, 10 wn'
may be added 10000 cords for other modes I
Consumption, making in al 2oo,ooo torG,
At Philadelphia, says the Auror,, we u
twelve boats besides ferries in consla" :,
which probably, with works and manuIae'0'@
in the neighborhood and in New Jersey
$4,000 cords per season, making an aggtsI
Of the consumption Of tine two ports, 35orI
cords per annutn. This vast destruction nv
we apprehrnd, exhaust the lands within re.
Of nasigabIe waters in the course OF few!e'
when a substitute must be resorted to, or
cost will be heavily increased. 1t is fair ,n,.
fore to calculate, that the day is not Tar aia.
when demand for IL, 900 TO 100000 TOM
coal annually, for the use Of steamboats,. ""
added 10 the coal market,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-19

Under the head Of more proAioacy," III
editor OF the Wilmington (Del.) Gazette stat"
The appointment, OF Mr.. Barbour As Minister
England, and Of Gen. Harrison as Minister |"
Mexico; ahd adds, ifthey should be recalled
the fourth of March uext,at which time Ad'm
term Of Office will expire, they will have Ieeer
ed SiS 600 in the shape of outfits and ssla'e,
for few months services" Now it strike"
that if m the 9TH day Of March next, Iii seen
the Jackson men are making sweeping eale'-
tons, not one day allowed for preparation
resD if on that or any day not distant !ha.
from, General Jackson should recall the MI ,
isters from foreign governments, who may ~.
shortly before received their outfits, mere!
furnish his favoritcs with similar outfits, !"
term "proaisacy" will apply with no little 'T'
10 him and his MODE Of administering p'OD
affairs. PHI. T. ). h'''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-19

Thus wishing you and all Officers and Sol.
ders under your Command all Honour, Safety
and Success,
Iremain, Sir, your most
Obedicnt, Humble Servant,
(Signed) GO. WASHINGTON.
Cambridge, Head Quarters,
September IA, 1775.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-19
From the Troy Sentinel.


When Martin Van Buren, and Churchill {,
Cambreleng took their loving and iIlustrious
tour 10 the South, not thousand moons ago,
and exhibited to the wondering gaze Of the good
people beyond the Potomac, the very elephant
and pony of New-York Jacksonism-l Gene
RAILS rsyum eOiumen and dulee decus in this nor.
thern world-one Of them, and if we mistake
not 1, was MIR. Cambreleng, took aston to
toast "he PATROL States" BY these he meant
the Southern Atlantic States, the great antag,
onists Of the Tariff and the chief seats Of Jack.
sonism. How ust the discrimination implied
by the toast! Mr.. L. must at that moment,
have felt the prophetic spiri! come upon him.
The very meeting Of Walterborough mus
have burst on his mind, and Re mus, have seen
the little hills Of Colleton skipping like lambs
in their patriotic horror Of the tariff!
Yes, fellow citizens, The people Of CoetoN
have recommended open resistance to the la.
tariff law; this we suppose is patriotism, IN NJ
Cambreleng's sense Of The term! They have
never murMured at duty Of three cents I.
pound on foreign cotton, 10 protect the cote!
of the Patriot States: nor al duty OF lou
cents a pound on foreign sugar, TO protect l& (
sugar OF The Patriot States; but tie moment Z
little protec ton is extended TO wool and iro, (
and Other staples OF the north, the people
Colleton-,he constituents Of Mr. HamlrOF (
who is the friend Of John &. Calhoun and 4
parlizln of General Jack ,on-are filed VII 4
rage, and in their madness hesitate not to r.
commend to their fellow citizens The viollh'' z
of their oaths Of allegiance TO the Consli'uI' 4
aud 10 resort TO arms
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-19
From the New.York Commercial Advertiser.

RIor.-The wages Of stevdores, ringers, &c.
have been OF late reduced and here has been
in fac, less employment for them, for several
months past. |, Is by no means evident that
this has resulted from, or been materially pro-
mo,ed by the passage of the new tariff law
In,eIligen, mel chants OF The highest sanding
have assured US that the same depression OF
commerce would have existed, the passage
Of ,ha law had never been -agi,ated. The re-
due ion of heir wages. however, led the labou>
rers 10 form combination 10 STRIKE and 10 do
no work unless they we're paid he usual sum
Of ten shiines day. They"al,o resolved to
60 farther, and to permit none Of the craft TO
work at a reduced rate. Yesterday b dy OF
nearly three hundred of q EN- assembled in the
upper part If the city, and proceeded down
along the wharvrs on the East River, !oroibl'
removing such of their own occupation as were
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-19

ed article addressed TO YOU which. at the request Of
the writer, transmit to you. have no knosledg Of
SO that you may fully understand his intention
"from Washington to this place. the country as far
as could observe, is perfectly sOund on the GREAT
QUESTION. do not believe in this state that there j,
one administration in fifty. The unanimty is So
great, as to allay all excitement on the Presidential
question. There is another of which can say the
same thing, mean the Tariff The excitement 10 deep
and universal but trust and bfere triH be resfrnind
toithin the bounds of moderGtcn In It's tendency,
consider it by far the most dangerous question Mat ho.
erer sprung up under sysfemi and mainly because
its operation is so unequal among the parts. But
trust the good sense and virtue of the people, in
which; put my trust, will end remedy for this a,
they have thus far. for all our political diseases"
In app opriate connection with the above,
and as throwing some light upon the creme,
pY," Mr.. Calhoun trusts The people will apDly
10 the "political disease" OF our present system
we lay the following declaration Of Mr.. Senator
Rowan, Of Kentucky, before our readers: "F
Mr. .4dan,s be reelected, the nerf Congress,
tOiH be the last that UiH sit in the United
Staies." Here then is description OF the
"remedy." But an explanation Of the modus
operand;, remains to Le made. Has it been
agreed that Gen. Jackson, like Cromwell, shall
march into the Capitol at the head Of an army
and dissolve Congress with the bayonet? Or
are the Southern states to withdraw from the
Union because their idol is not elected!
We cannot conclude this article better than
by brief quotation from Tennessee paper
II shows that while demagogues are raining
and fetliug in their spleen, the people are
wisely. rrtlt citing on their dutey to themselves,
their children, and their country:
From the KnorriAe { Tennessee Enquire,
"For ourselves. we have no fear of Jack sons cleo
ton So far as we are able learn from every part OF
the States, the military fever s~pidy dying sway"
WE KNOW THIS IS THE CASE in
TENNESSEE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-19

What does the Richmond Enquirer mean by
the following language? Speaking OF the Col.
Teton proceedings:
1--WE would deprecate the attempt, the
strong language in which il is proposed, AM
THE TIME AT WHICH IT Is SUGGESTED"
Is it meant by this, that were the lime more
propi,ious-ihat is, were it hot for the eHec;
upon Jackson's election-they would not depre,
cate the attempt, and The language? Were III.
election Of Jackson not pending, or were i, after
he had lost the election, would they then be
ready to exchange the fraternal hug with tie
People Of South Carolina! VIVA, else can be
meant? 1t is at least an admission tina, the
people will properly ascribe the seditious moves
mcnts in South Carolina, to Jacksnn:sm. The
People very well understand this matter.
Wing,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-28
Asses cured by Swaim's celebra-
ted Panacea.
.ss Bottles of which the subscri-
Der has Just received.

..,.uE following testimonials, translated
from fhe original Spanish, in relation 10
extraordinary effects produced at the
'e@ hg SWANS PANACEA. are deem
- At ,pf,eisni interest 10 claim portion of
''''' TRANSLATION.
nan Fernando GonSaiez del Vale, NJ. D.,
1,hGr prnfe ssar OF Medicine and Surgery
fsrn,rer Of Surgery in the Royal aud Pontii-
II University Of 81. Jerome oil the Havana,
gsnber Of tie Royal Patriotic Society of the
/. friends OF the Country" &c.
Thereby certify that nave used the medi-
me known by the name of" Slcain's PoHG-
"a and have obtained very good results
ran It's application, having cured Two patti
.ols in whom the disorder would not yield to
he best curative remedies. One was spifer-
M with Chronic Herpes, and the other
sin yeneriai ulcers, complicated with Il GO
7orrhpa Of long standing. Tie former had
:, take FIVE bottles, the latter six. Tie other
eases in which am nov using II, are earcl-
pomatous ulcers and though the patients
are not yet cured, they experience however
great relief the ulcers snppurate moro Tree
", without extending as quickly as they did
before the medicine was taken. This is all !
can at present state, and am happy 10 be a
he TO contribute on my part To confirm the
GOOD effects of this valuable discovery.
Fernando Gonzales del VoHe, W. u. Sc.
Havana, Oct. Is, 1927
COPY.
Consular Agency ofthe Uuited STATES,
I, the undersigned, Vice Consular Agent OF
The United States for the city ofiHayana and
It's dependencies, do hereby certify, that Doe
tor Don Fernando Gonzales del Vale, sub
scriber TO the fore going document, is ply
slGian of the greatest responsibility, residing
in ibis city, to me well known, and to whose
sttestalion as such, full faith and credit ought
10 be given.
In testimony whereof, have hereunts set
ny hand, and affixed the seal OF my Office at
Havana, this sixteenth day of October, in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and twenty-seven, aud of the Independence
olthe United States, the tifty-second.
Signed Vincent Gray.
The subscriber who was lately appointed
ihe agent for the sale of Swaim's celebrate
sanacea, has for sale AT the proprietor's pri-
ces Two Hundred aad lightweight bottles of
the Psnacea The above statement of the
greai efficacy ofthe Panacea in several very
Inherent cases, as certified to by the Consular
Agent OF the United States for the city of Ha-
Yena and its dependencies, adds very great
additional proof of the exceeding usefulness
o tie remedy. Howell DAVIES.
Jan. = 3m
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-28

NlHARLtS \. WRITER'S has Just teceiv.
49, ~ ca a lew copies of the following new
11nNly's Blackstone, Q vols.
'pr t Maddock's Chancery, . vols
Volume. al D''p'"'"'''y
S Tol@ Pathological Anatomy, vol.
t ,iio" a Regions or Uncle Richards Re.
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