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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-01
.NETV MP or VIRGLN-L9-

n.
TT7HE New Map Of Virginia, compiled from ,rIn,I ,r,
a under The authority Of The State, Published I'D
may he obianedby peisnns derus o PROCURING p ,pp
ton u Wm H. H'ebard'oh, at the Capitol Il City Of Rich
moud. - - 'NN
iiis w0ft, Effected by The iHyrr 1asy vs,,. .,d 81, .
great crdol care and money, has never hern
eJ IN variety and accuracy Of heia, 10 beauty and
q execution ufetis The highest credit tie srisnrp nj
sI Of lhe person, immediately srnpJ in s ptbles
snd NUT prove hsby gratifying and useful the prblc b
Lesnlane have authorized ibe sale Of $50 Copir5 oi r a.
sP 90 ths arge scale Of FIVE miles to the ine ard The R4e
curve with the view Of making the sale extensive and nl
moderate price Of $50 800 y" ~ '"e
VnJef lhs'e oHeum'sneed Is probable that psron, who
na not maze snty application, will be Unable 10 ob,,
August 8. o. =,
4 JaP Of Tbgirp, reduced from ne Mn, Ssesf ST. =
"a. sIJ eoso,a"g 70 re PIoUoni 81 eft6e GsneyS,
dsfnD Pgsstd Mh maych, 1897, . n1o ,l5fitls1 ri
nay be obtained on application az 0bsys Pgirs eG
cePis' = soh aiep, fH eonvsHteIi portable f5s n liz
Dec. ~, 1877. co
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fIsreh %.
sou REWaKU-

~ bSaWAf from the suh.crber the leah inst. negro
man aord I.ham. lie about So years old, feet high
nais comriexion there ssmsll side or his
ehees he usually long whiskers u supposed he will
make Tor the State a" Ohio will give ID. so II taken
TINS Stale, or 20 n taken in it, that get bin again.
. JOHN A. GLOVER.
Y Onrfhn ~. IN
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-N~OYryCE

~ IL persons having claims the estate cf Christie
s Ph- Hudson, dec. requested o. make them known
10 the sub>cfibsr. Those 10 said estate
10 make immediate payment 10 TIL W. GiLMEEi Adm T.
dc bonu non OF Christopher Hudson, dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-01

.HDdfl.YISIR.aTOR'S .NO7ICE.
IL person: having CLAIMS sgau,l the estate Of Cater r.
"A btTkey dec, late Of Yarn Eln in the county Of Mid.
dstr, are hereby requested 10 pres OF the for -tns,
properly authenticated and all persons indebted q The g.
tate will please TO make payment. WA NoJASD
Jar. y. 49, - "''Nydy' uec'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-01

16CST S9LE OF LIND.
yE4f virtue OF deed Of trust by JOHN s. Winston
LousA Ann his wife, 10 the subscriber, bearing
h Day OF Feb 1924 and duly ded IN the clerks Office
Gooehand county court shall the 2sh day April
on the premises al Watknsv,iie in the county Of oochland
on the hree otehed Road at the Of VIM Me edith,
proceed to sell the highest haderst public auction
monty5O acres Of and less called and
Hodges aud John Lewis, raise the sum of D.
due from John s. Winston TO VIM Meredith with the
and the expenses Of executing the deed The
subscriber viii convey the title him. which believed
To hs good IN all e'peet' The buildings suitable for
be good and authorised ssy that th. sale will
certainly take place. WM. MILLER, Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-01

ia virtue OF adesd OF trust, subsorIneI <
40 john lanes by g. g. Swami Nancy his WIFE bearing
date tue 2ih day OF July isi9and duly recorded
Office OF the Hustng Court in the Richmond in order
n secure the payment OF sundry Of due w j.
Cole Co., Isha surviving trustee sell public auction
on the premises, Tuesday the 2eth OF Ap next Al, ~ D.
with The spprtenauees thereto belonging situate lying be ing
the city OF Richmond Containing 2ol front and running
my H. Banks and bounded as follows: the West by F.ter
and SachsIs io the South by e Main-s the Ei.
by Wade lIoSbyI lot, the North by the lot cnonIv
called Failing Gardens Together with the story brick house
above the cearand all other
saving and reseivng always all the right title
Geo Winston holds and "a hold and lh prem
now IN the occupancy Of w. j. maids WIN II. CLARKE,
,-o Surviving Trustee.
arrh
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Lmatie HosnitnL. Ipnlin,nsL,. -

NOTICES hereby given that all the cells
are occupied aud iha, 10 patients viii he rsesivSS
iutil some Of The ssd cells yscapt; due
- given. by order u The Courto Direfiof, "
NAV 70 ST. J.. IFgIEy
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Il Uglua5is PiqnfqIisn ioy M

JlE S,Iie5sr e6trs for sale h Pian,aton in ne county,
= ~ Hdnottf, tying ChsoEosAsrssrz sry.,,,,
go acrsSj rs ~ "Hss J,onr TIE cRyoC Rie6msng. ~
IiessssissrHe IgfFs Pos'ss through H. Yhsre ays ,sys
|aa 1JJ Hc1 uh4 hatf Eevsr Jfr cleared; fAefJ-r or II
oon'dsrsd squai y not sapsriorf any IN ,effo 81
country fhsrs are 20 acres ofcrosnt Msa9o1p Lf Jo
81" Petntr ttn part lying 6eioDJ tie Turnpike ,s bs
eParGeyaiipossdeC There Is Sn1o HNl rsifb. 6ojf \,
nue. oAieA uod be gTsat advantage any one
gee W thtnbsr, or build Il Dfhsr dsoyi9fion IL Ses
ednnnecesmy as those dtsoss Of vesffng caDai ia nm
t,H v'eao It, JoShua Storrs Irving tts adofsg 6,, Iii
fhetgi az any frsj appicatioto b. sta4s IN bS '
dugusfI 20 u EERpSS SVoUpq
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A NDBasON, wOoDsoN BTGgERs L..,.- -

"A NDbhSON, WOODSON & BTGGERS hsyipy CON.
"A yeyed 20 the suhsofbers, by deed bearihe dg lie Ist
Jan 1873, iiths elects belonging fhe H. f., M 80 8, -
ttir creditors Those adsted ihetn are resoe,,s 4,
make payment TO Abrsmban II. Bgges Who !, h5fsbv an
thoTstd 20 receive tue same Thoe having elsns sgsin
them, will make them known u.s. IN order tbs, b
duebafged agtesaby to the proyons Of the said dsss
JOHN GARTH T.
Feb H. co zee
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rHE POPLHR FORESyJI

HOME TRACT, distant 9 uiles from Lyncbbsrg and :
- from ne turnpike road, ooosinng fO7f 81 sefe one
cleared sI iW sale The improve ~ enfs are eos.,J
80 80. = v'iN1o't' FRANCIS EPpES.
sAN-" % VT
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FlE. L4LE EUHI1J'I0 ~

LADY, de'irCus ct obtaining Female Sem
IA mary, or private family Teacher aud one who can
produce satactory Testimonials quaiifca,ion, &c 9,
(pot paiJ) 81 W.
FEB n. on ,e
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FOR NHLE

FOR IS4LE
SkEAILL BE SOLD tho Jay of Hey, the lot
" onpied by Stephen jackson, Old Street, in the
town If Petersburg Terms l. IL months.
TIE COMMISSIONERS.
March %. IO5-tL.
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March Is.
Ssn PHI I'M


S AWAY from she subscriber about the latter end Of
Nd Nov 1897, nogto fellows, of them named San,
hey ate both about % 25 years OF age. The smallest
about 8 IT, . ms high, with his foreheeJ stout
mad and Of Indian complexion, and round gaee The other
sam Is about t. ms hsh, slender made long face ber
Of light complexion The other fellow named John about
20 years old IT, ms high, very much with The hin
and particularly hiss right thigh When left here he hsd
IaSe butchers knife, aud will likely Of Il in his
defence, as he hiss resed before aud Is likely be will do
owe his maef name will give $50 10 any person
who vii lodge then safe any Ja, deliver tn en- so 10
ne ID Cluster Districts O. or $40 Tor either Of diem.
- JAMES WILLIE.
Itocky ~ lnnl Ntts march ~. iO0-pIO+
se virtue OF uetG VI snbrIbeTs bv
~ Heuben BURTON the nth day April, 1927 and dl
Iteded IN The county OF .ricoon Cd day Of Ju
o.|; Tor rurPpses therein insniionei shall sell 10 t
highest bidder, at the 5prneeid coal pits the county al
enIeo on the <oth day Of March, the following propev
wh 70 acres OF land lying Chiekahomopy wann beny
one hall II the tact Of land conveyed by DBl Burton In b
e!hme to The SAID Reuben Burionych wilt more fully an
Peaoy reference {" the deed recorded the Office Of
county courts ibis land pLs the lands Of Joseph Holman
James Fox also ~ of land the Richmond Turt M
TOAD, which ss land urohased by Reuben Buon fo
Alex BnehsuaDi also Ia ~ the Bowling
one acre winch was originally owned ny wood; so %
acres OF land lying the Brooke Turnpike Eoad near M
Brooke SthoUihouse. The aforesaid land for niery b.Ipp
70 VIM Young RIb! q. williamson. TENS viii ks n,ts
known on The day II sale. Acting rs trus;ee We shall nj
convey such title as % vested in by the sail ttu d,sJ
MOSBY SHEPPARD, Trus-
JAMES WllrrLOW, ( tee,
80 ~ 95-tfs
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" =
n RECENT occurrence, which the public take
interest, has decided abandon my intention Of
leaving the country this Spring: ], therefore, take this
thod OF Informing my friends and neighbos that shall al
way. he ready (as hereofor render them professional
service, to the best of IN ability
THEoDoRIcS BLAND DUDLEY
March "a. Io5-4t
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LHND EOR SIZE.

TINE land berofoI. Advertised sale lying in the lower
a end of Amelia county, called Hill Grove is still
sale The whole contains about 5000 acres aud lies
the Appomattox, than IS mils, from Petersburg
81 from Rchmsnd. If not previously sold pfivas-ly II will
beset public auction ths I'd Thursday OF May
when will attend prepared, be laid of lots
q i: e iht whole tract eanno. be sold together
vuith o tue purchase money VIII be
IN CASH. aud for the residue the will
70 purchasers 18th cash will zen
he .nSed at annual insiments. should not he spld
WILDE offered for i~-.. 1h s'si~ :. ,--.;-aablr.
TlOS. T. GILES.
March o. IO5 Ids
The EDITOR of the Oil Dominion, Ps,ershurg will please
nsert the above until the day &C sale 7. T. GILES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-17

Pii0''' safe cfTa'mo5te Race Horses, B,oodmores,
Colts & FiHeys
w III be cold by public auction at Treehiil
, house, on Thursday next, the day OH which
he Jockey club purse will be run for the follow
ing valuable horses:
Bay Colt years old (now in trsininr,) by Wiz.
gilman, dam, the celebrated Brood mare CoGuet
Bay Filley 3 years old, (now in training,) by
virginian, dam, the celebrated Brood mare Bet
Bounce.
Sorrel GeidiDg years old. now in training y Sy
Yirginian, dam, 10y Jack Andrews. g. dan, LADY
Dareall, by DaredeeU, q. G.dam by Clockfast the
dam Of Brutus
Bay Finley years old (he winner of the year
old colt stake at New Market on Tdsday last eight
siarIed,) BY VirgiDian, dam by Preciptatc, G. dam
P!il Box, the dam of Chandelier
Bay Fllley year old, by Sir Archie, dam Bet
Bounce.
,, Bay Colt, foaed last spring, by Sir Archie, dam
Bet Bounce
Sorref Mare, by Jack Andrews, dam LADY
Dareail. sc. supposed 10 be in fosl by Hotspur.
Sorrel Colt foaled last spring, by Ho,spur, dam
the Jack Andrews mare
Sorrei Colt, tosed last spring, by Contention dan,
the Precipiate marc.
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock
Terms six { IL months, Bonds with approved
secuny. JOHN MlNGE.
Oct. " kTSt
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NOTICE.

NOIILE.
ME8s THO: NELSON having enlarged her BOARD
~~N ing Establishment, ~ The addition of rom.
mojous and we'll finished Brick Tenement ON the
opposite side Of the Street, will be prepared 20 &C.
coinmodate iroH 10 10 20 Gentlemen and Ladies
during the session Of the Legislature. Gentlemen
wishingn, can have their Carriages and Horses
taken in
Oct. -. dT--f1sf5. Tee
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rnTi(,E

4 PETITION will he presented 10 the next &c.
netrsi Assembly of Virginia, praying for the
passage Of law, TO authorize The proprietor OF
1rents Bridge 70 erect bridge across The Bnen o.
Ilir James River Company IT, the direction c. 9th
Street in tie City of Richmond: upon the .ame
terms a. wefn eysnied IAwd W Trent 4 "a nv
he act passc6 thc go rej. 1873
O.. I. arts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-17

S 5,035.599 IL
ll,235,l95 Us
I3,096,5i2 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-17

IL.
l7,622,2oI 05.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-17

That in July, 1926, there should
have been paid to The public
debt
In July, 1927,
In Oct. 1928,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-10
yliIler a. Roberts

,.vr FOR SALE a large aud general as
vi ..,,nent Of GRO / ERlEo, and various o
- ,,ess amongst which are the following :
uei d., West India Brown aud common Sugar
Ioaf& n. 0. Sugars, assorted qualities
cgeen Cof1ee--Dld Java Coffee
Inner al aud Gunpowdcr Teas.
od Jamaica and Antigua Rum
old French Brandy-Common /. Brandy
peach aud Apple Brandy
Tallow Candles, 4, + and
sperm Candles, 4
Varlhen Ware. assorted
Glass Ware. assorted
stone Ware, assorted
Salt Petre--Allum
-Madder-Coperas
pepper-Ginger-Spic
R6slered German and Shear SteeI
Nails, assorted sizes
Cotton SheetIng and Shifting
Calicoes aud Cambflcs
Cotton Yarns No TO ID
Writing Paper and Letter Paper
Womens Leather and Morocco Shoes
Men, lined and bound coarse Shoes
Fur Hats and Wool Hats
Cotton Cards No. III
100 sides Sole Leather
Tons Bar Iron
500 sacks Liverpool Salt
o0OoO1s well cured Bacon
50 Barrels Rocltbridge Whiskey
All the above Goods we will sell 10" for Cash
a, mefeha table produce.
ar Cash given for Nhskey, Flour. Bacon IL
In, wts42 ia ch 3
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L.lPRING AND SIMMER clnrn1Nc

PRlNG AND SUMMER CLOTHING
- Just received aud ot sale AT our room
back OF our store, on nam street, a ltrge aud
valuable assortment Of Spring aud Summer
q thins OF every description, SOM Of which
are made m the best manner and fashion, and
VIII be sold nearly as cheap as the making would
COS, IN tins place
Among tn assortment is fashionable round.
coa's also handsome white aud culoued Mar.
sails keStcnuts.
Apply to
ANDREWS &. BROTHERS.
March %.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-10
his Mnusolpnm
GliiunIlIs
WILLIAM PITT


whodied January 23d 1906 ar ed only ~ v,ars
With unprecedented Influence
for % yea,t he VAS Prime Minister
81 the British Empire
lie possessed great tnlcnis iInuscendcnt .lu.
qnrncet
but his worth may be- beat estimated
Nv experience. and The evidence of Encian
lie was The hdvora'e for reform " Inch dil
not succeed; Tie opposer al The sln,r t,nd.
which cncreased--the Patron Of the Irl ca,
thoiics, VINO were not cmnncipnted To Ina,
hand, proiessrd protcctor--iho nvowe ed en,my
Of France.
DtllnR his Government,
Inc bulwa'ks 81 Irish Freedom were subs
Vefffd-lhc ancient Nobility degraded tb,,
poor additionally depressed aud the bidding
ella ses OF socels, ennhiat,d- Popular nssoc,s
Citations prohiblfed.-rhc sources OF cortupfio,,
dcepened and onstgcd-Papei VS. substituted
FOR Gold, nnd real opucnce, trans uted into
imaginary wealth. lie doubled thr pr,c.. OF
provisions, tripled the amount of poors raies
and tasos, added three hundred Millions 10 ,bo
National Debi, and sacrificed two hundred thou.
sand u lions
MUST, necessary wars"
lie assisted IN the diversion OF the BsIap,.
oil fower--Ninessed the destruction OF eye,t
Ally he obmIned--and survived The overthroyy
al Flanders, Holland. Portugal Suitzerlnrd.
SPAN, Austria, ituly and the Gc,manic En-
plre
Let nations glory in such Frirndship---
France,
during his administration has rison from the
verge and very gnlph Of Bankruptcy" 10 wealth
---has anninsted ber National Dcbt-doubled
her population, quadrupled her revenue, and
obtained the
Empire Of the World
Lot Nations drprecate such enmitv
BritOus,
would you appreciate his character, reflect uu.
on the paSt--observe the present---anticpaia
the future.
The Committee Of Lloyd's Coffee House--ihe
Collectors otta kcs--iho Purchasers OF Loans.
and conractors for Il g urmy--the modern No
bllliy Lord Melville. and Napoleon Bonapnrte,
Emperor fFranee enriched, ennobled, protect.
ed and agrandi2ed by this
Friend OF the People
This Saviour OF Brton,
This protector OF Europe,
This Henyen.boln Minister
This Piot who weathercd the storm,
cree, this Memorial, indicative of his unequalled
Mefli, and of ihclr eternal Gratitude aud incon
solabe Regret
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-10
SPRING GOODS

| WV + would recommend the ladies' 10 cal, md
~ view our assortment of spring Goods
surprising IN style, beauty aud chchpneSs any
heretofore Ggsred 10 Their notire.
Sallcoes of the newest and most fashionable mai.
terms ~
Burges and GinQhams beautifully shaded
Blk Italian Lulestring warranted irt black
Imp. do do do
hleh blk hs' d. and splendid plaid silk. ssnrely
SIX and Cotton stockings, at very reduced pri
A few Cards, elegant Beads or Neeligees for la.
dies "
Fancy Soaps and other perfumery
+ NIL dressed Grecian Indies
nhh other novelties daily looked for, all Of
which viii be sold at prices corresponding with
the tunes. MCKEE ROgINSoN
March IL ,s1s
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TERMS.

Al nor aunaIn pa abie In advancc.--No sub
II foi ~ received for less time than SIX months
,sfaiion ~" LII he discontinued Out at the discretion
SOD ~ P par, until all arrearages are paid
o. .ays,t,senents will be inserted at - cents per
u AdsslIe'r Inc drst time, aud 80 eeiits for each
quar- toi .rbo.e from a distance must be pad Tor
bo,r Insertion, or the payment assumed ny
'oa ,oeery Orders exceeding two squaresare m
.., ~ for .is dollars ,...., b. ..,
=, ,letters addressed To the Editors must DC posi-
J. - g,ll not be attended to-
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Commission Business.
F1ELDfNG L. ITILLT1US

I'd EsPECTFULLY informs his friend. and
10 the public, that he has commenced the
COMMISSION BUSINESS, at Lyncbbnrg.
Two doors below the Franklin Hotel
lie solicits encouragement, aud n,on,se. all
those who rnay cenfide in him, thai their bnsi.
ness snail he promptly attended to. He willie.
ce''e Goods on Storage, and forward them y :
may be direeted--AIso, ship Tobacco. Fl.nr
and every klndof produce to Richmond
March 81. 40
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-10
FROM TINE LorpdS MORNING. CHRONICLE.
PeeuIiaritu Of Me Cock,eH Pkonnnciniion.

>
Sr--Much has been aid of late about the
vast improvements made. and making. and
Of the march" OF intellect" which, they say,
il ,teattiy going ou.--Amidst all these inn
proYements and marches wish 10 God the
people ofthis metropolis would besiow a little
trouble in procuring teachers 10 instruct them,
their wives and children, in the pronuDoia-
ton Of the English language. II is intolera-
bic 10 hear (go where you willy ousc, orse,
ONE, i'm, and er, &c instead of house, horsei
home. him aud her, &c. and hale, hce biron,
hair, &" Tor ale, ice, iron, air &c. &c.
Surely it is juei NJ easy to sound The II where
II ought 10 be, as where ii ought no, ana vice
Versa. ln the same way they add the letter
Mherr II should not be, aud take il OF here
il really is, viz--iellow. talow, idea, law, &c.
". they sound fell or tailor, hdear, lawr
while father, mother, sister, &c. they pro-
nnnuce falhee uhofhee, sStee, &c. They in-
yariahly sound vine, gowr, &c. wined. gound.
&c. A, TO their tnrw ard " for ', il so
isgracei.al aanoHing, that onr is nstonished
at taeir peTSegerns in it , awnfe as they muSt
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-10
FRESH Garden Seed

<nHoMtS J. puvAL has lately received
/ RON Messrs. Thorbprn 4 Son, " York
supply of Fresh Gard"n Seed, neatly PM
IN Catalogues OF which may le had At hi
Store. Also an additional supply of Drugs
.uedicines, Paints, OH, Dge-Sig1s, Perfume
ri. Dc. Which makes bis assortment equal tC
any yer offered in THIS place.
De-. 81 ts24
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-10
33t5 B p TIRES
POTTER'S
Vegetable CathOlicon.

The proprietor of this invaluable medicine
feels authorized by ITS increasing reputation, to
recommend it as superior to all other popular
remedies, ior the cure OF KINGS EVIL OF
Scrofua Me- ROSS or diseased bones, sly.
PILLS in every stage, MERCUIuAL disease
RHEUMATISM, LIVER complaints, and Vi
GERS oil every description
The Catholicon has also been used with
great success IN every variety Of CUidHeolS dis
ease, bi0tchts on the face, Ditapies and teter IN
particular HhUe SneAings, Gom, Jaundice
and Bilious diseases generally, Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, complaints OF the Stomach. and
general debitty, II Is a certain purifier Of The
blood aud huHloVJ', and las been found an cthca-
cious remedy in purity ing the blood of children
after raccinniiOh, and should be invariably used
az a general diierdtire both for children aud a
duts--being agreeable 10 the most delicate pal
ate and grateful cordial 10 the stomach. This
is the first discovery of medicine taken into the
stomach that has had the long desired effect, oi
curing the most obstinate and distressing ertcr-
nal diseases The use OF nutritious food, and
the ordinary avocations of business are not in
terrupted by the Cathnlicon; aud lis properties
having the power Of restoring both flesh aud bone
and ofrenovating and mvigoratntg every part OF
the system during the process OF eZtermndtlng
disease. is without parallel.
W ". POTTER
No. -, South Nnth street. opposite the
University Of Pennsy wanna.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-10

PAS recently received one hundred q thirty
IL seven Packages OF Goods IN his line, com
prsing acomplete and extensive assortment OF
Medicines, Drugs, Patent Medicines, Chemi
chais. and painters materials Oils of every des-
cription, Spices, Wines, Perfumcry, Fancy
Soaps, Varnishes ofall kinds, Dye-Stu1s, Vim
dow Glass, OF various sizes, Surgical lnStru
ments, Physicians furniture, &c. &C.
The above, together with his stock on hand,
(Which is very large as well as hIs monthly sup
plies which he will receive, enables him 10 sell
by wholesale or retail on as favourable terms us
can be had IN Virginia.
Practitioners OF Medicine, Country Mer-
chants Hatters, Dyers, Painters and others, are
most respectful solicited TO call upon him, as
they Will find il greatly TO their interest 10 do
- On hand large quantity Of well made
Putty.
Oct %