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L4WD FOR 81 T..

L.H.VD FOX S.fI f..
VnHE trustee a deed from ELIJAH L Fox, bearing date
~ the If day Of March, is26, and 81 record nthe
Oate Of the county Of SpoisJ vsnia, ~ offer for sale
the premises public auction, for ready money the 9Th
day II next month"; (SeptemberJ
THE TRACT OF LAND,
From which the Fox recently sfuste the
I,sppshsnnook RIVER between mile, shove the Of
Frederic ksburg Tse tract s.msted hundred
ninety The land IS Of excellent quality building,
comfortable, aud situation be1ty.
Angus. ~ 2g-tds
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University Of Pennsylv0ni0.
Me Die a L ID Z PA X I NJ T. ~ Z

y = y u u %
FTtIlE Lectur' rIieommenoe the fret Monday
\. Nov. end be continued ii March.
The arrangement Of the Bianthes - asf0ilotgs:
Anatomy p. S. Phlssiok, nj. -. W. Z. Iorusf, IL. ID.
Ustsra Medira --JnO Rtdfbsn OOxe MD.
Practice OF Med cine --Nsth. Chsymsu, NJ -.
Midwifery Tho. q james. NJ. d. w. Z. Devices, H. D.
Chemistry -itOb. Hare, M -.
Surgery WIN. C.ibson, NJ. H.
Institute of Medicine Sam. Jackson, II. n.
Ceits Lectures the Practice Of Medicine on Srrgs,y
win ne delivered Wedue,days and Saturday. by DyCt,s
Chapman Gb,on, III The Aims House.
". L. nor MIR, Dean,
q. >, Chemist 81.
August ~. tt5thNov. Fhdsdelpou
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VALUABLE NEAI. EsrATE,

III NAuTIVS CIIU COUItIY-FUh ISJII<E.
NS pursuance of decree OF the Court of Cbancery for
~ the Richmond District, which John Henry
Gia by Martha O. G!iist ms mother and aud
the sald N p;hs O. Giat, her right were pis,mi.
and Michael W. faucoek aud james Thor Boshe
Samuel Perkins and others, deendant shall sell
the public ton, THURSD DAY cath
day vi August the highest bidder all part
Efsco of Tarr IN tie sk.aI Iii.
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Lr rae ENQUIRER published twice week generally
,ni week during the of the State Ltgs
the heretofore, Five Dollars
yablc sdancs Notes of chartered speGepsyne bsuks.
on!y) will be received The Editors will
safety Of recruiting Them by rs;ht pu,Is sfsl e
,rs being pad, by tho writers.
1t No pap-r val he disc niinusd (hu NJ this discretion 81
"a I'd tois) until all srrestsses awe bean paid
rI- Wh1essr will gas antes psynrut Of
mil have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
ss Gas square, or LESS-EIstiuier,op75 esn.i-s,ck
continuance, so cents.
mo aSvsrtieent inserted, until il hs, either h.sn pad
ss.aed by person thi. CITY, its snvren.
STOP THE THIEF!
ID AN of in July last, by the nome of Berry
~ he u o light complexion, rashi black hair, and
within 20 s,sp., he would he taken FOR white
fore or the right hand the 2a finger
knuekls jrin lie rsbed gentleman of etahe
Of money, Beeld short past, Geogis money,
ia Notes Of D. sos 90. io's lie pursued Red
II in Charlotte wh,re he nrpchsned suspicion of
being slave lie pledged gold watch for hi appearance
which he had stolen; but on aud lei. IT, 1t thought
he will down James River in Boat, aud endesvor to
nske bis escape by the Steam Boa hr may bend his
the Sweet SPRING, where he waited his former
few past lie not aufu' hut base is
Spreading tie money with w'lno doubt s"tesvor
pas. for liberal rward WILL he for his
apprehension, and confinement IN any jail.
JAMES ] HARRISON
iHnnsw,ct Wal Aus -. If
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Selling off under Prime Cost.
SHE subscribers Intending decline bu,nets in
~ mond, are selling of their STOCK under prime
invite the attention OF The Pubehey determined give
bar gains to those that all early
The Store and Dwelling House will be let Try large
and he Store The hest s.nd perhaps IN RI hmond; The
House eaicuIaisd for aboar house separate from the sto
WM. NEALE 4, co.
August .. so ~
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To Teachers .

"A who recommended for HI.
character luse ations and experience
meet with ample the williamson
married ant Lar. w,fe would he preferred nam
Der OF pupils would make absontey nrcesr, that he
have an assi.tsui We belev. they you'd 40 Of so
VIII he iepuie ed that he should teach branch which
necessary 10 first rate English be sufficiently
acquainted with the Latin, 10 leach boys who
JON me GTamnar School at the College II hi. wife can
teach The ornamental branches Music, &C. she may
her advantage.
beis, by mail.
I'm. Broicne,
Root Ne Cdndlisa,
Jesse Cole,
@. l.. HingfeId,
Henry EdiOe,
1hos. q. Pe0chy.
Augu.t ). 2s1u
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Bank Of Fb,ginia, !
tn L,L, 1908

me ire.dent and Dhse;or. have tins DAY declared 3
ruehd OF per eeni. the Capitol oek,payabe ate.
-, ~ INST w. DASDRIDGl, Cash. e.
,f
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Randolph8 Reports, YOI 5M
~ U6r ub,hel by Peter Ootom and .ot ale At h, L.
sud mncellaneou' Bookstore, Reports IT Ossss argued
and hs'mned ~ the Cont Of ApPess Of Vusns 10 Which
VIsn"-Iiy Pejton Rudolph, Councillor at Law
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MOTICE.

.WOITCE.
LII having claims against the estate of Anthony
"a r. rhornon, dec by bond, open aceoust, will
make them known 10 wihou; delay; and all
indebted the ssne will please
no longer indulgence eau be granted.
HENRY L. CARTER,
Admir- Of f. Il. Thornton, dec.
ApriII5 ltO-ff
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Lanatic Hospital. HIhinmsb,.r.
NOTICEis hereby riven that the cells
are occupied, and that patient. will he
unsome Of the .aid cells anti Ie which
eesven. BY order Of the Courtof Directors.
Nav 2e S--tf l. HtNT.EV
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FEdLALE EDUC4TIOJy

II Il .I.i1I1[ Il DO GIL IU-N
LADY desrous OF obtaining situation IN Female Ser.
mary private family, Teacher and one who can
produce satisfactory testimonials ston, &c NAV
he heard Of by addressing line to BI c. Pe,tburg Va
(post paii) o. =
Feb 81 ar
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.VOIICE-Io Parents and Guardians.
TIME subscriber respectfully nfo'm, her friend, the
Il public generally that sh' as'engagei Ms. Einso'h
IL Carver TO teach school hi ksu.e lOuut Pleasure
ilAnover the the 10th January
pe,i, and the 18Th December following. The
instruction will be Spelling, Reading, WrtingEng GI
mar Arithmetic Geography with the OF the Globes As
nonomy. connected with G' cgraphy, Bellies Le,te and the
French Language.
The experience which Mas Carver ha, already a,
Teacher aud the general satisfaction hitherto those who
have put their. children under her and Instruction. is
hoped will justify the expectation Of portion Of patron
sse TO tbi. 1nStution.
The Ssbsehe wishes TO take Female BoardeTs. and
pledges herself TO be particularly attentive he de-
aud 10 make their situations agreeable ali respects
The price for Board aud Tuition the whole term will he
10 dOl for Tuition alone, 20 dolls half paid advance
MARY w. GOODWIN.
AucnEf
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Gil. COOKE.
GEO a. PAYNE


ttHE EEesve 'siliitoeiss piOpat 10 conformity With
~ the proysious Of the 81 section Of The act enncsrps
TIE Aruory hereto annexed 80 And be It further enacted
ths the Executive he authorized required q Ascertain upn
whst the liynoTy Buildings Lnsf ATTACHED fE.Ysfo,
he od, exchanged ~ leased for term of years. h com.
muDcse 70 the 0snera Assembly, the result OF their
enquiry IS order 81 the Exsewige.
WI. u RICHARDSON, &C.
Ere utye Dopsttnsnil
iS,b Msoh, is2s.
1ueh IS -0f-t
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EDUCATION.

ITI'- Appy Al me Umee OF lie enquirer (posl paidl
The subscribers 70 he wfesth who have no, bseo ,
pied, are seuy oleied 70 cali al the ssiae once o
their foTit - ~ ."
Aueust H. ~-i
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JOSEPH WORREEE,
WILLIAM DUNCAN,
WILLIAM BOYD,
.HENRY TOLAND,
JOHN WURTS,
WILLIAM J. DUANE,
WILLIAM j. LEIPER,
CHARLES =. CONE.
THOMAS Nj. PETIT.

Committee Of Correspondence for Pltiladel-
phia, appointed by the Republican Con
eention, assembled II Harrisburg, Jan.
Ssh, 1928.
July 18th, 1923.
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.hIrs. .Naru Nn1r7lielN,


SaOU will take Notice, that s petition the next Gen
erai Assembly of Virginia for divorce from YOU
ssreesby lie provisions Act, entitled ar Act TO
prescribe the method nf proceeding and petitions
divorce" passed Feb. I7ib 1927, and compliance
with hs 4h section OF the sad Act have filed N the clerks
uce o the superior Court for the county OF Wooda statement
OF facts which intend relying said application You
viii alc take Notice, that the Of the said Supe
gor Court, be hold Go SAID county 1T Wood application
will he made the Judge of the said county, ,npsnne
Jury, ascertain the truth Of the facts mentioned IN said
s,atemen preliminary the aforesaid petition e, the
Leghatme- GUSTAVUS D. SAUNDERS,
August -. 81 -8t TpisrsbLrg.
TEFAviNG otla'ned Letters F.feaI UnM.d Sta'.'
SlAt the mode OF preparing T"baeooto
be cured of pitdb straw cni by shocking, hacking
lev scsold aud ao improvement in the mode nj curing
dyins tobacco, any description by If bitches
channels in the ioors the houses, with sheet
dht install I'VE hereby forwarn all pefso1 whet,oeve from
tsipg our said nProvenn within the ur ed S''ewths ut
permission FROM As the small 10 dole niy, will
he required for individual f,gh attendsd with all thr
necessary EfoI mstiopl said improvements Is
irsd person will subject themselves the Law. Persons
At adtaroe, de-irnus Of obtaining rights get them by
mail directing their communications ipost PAID TO Louisa
comhou,e, Virginia. Any person who will contract for 10
Individual rights, shall have the iith gratis.
MARTIN BAKER,
THOMAS BAKER,
Aus1 -wf,y
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UHEGI'

WIPE yiN buy Crops of good Wheat and take them from
w The landings james Riutr beio at market rates
uiU 1911 ROGERS & R40RISnV
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june -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-13

BERLIN, Cct 2i-Thc Psussian State Ca
zettc OF this date contains threee Russian Bultc-
tins OF the operations before varna, OF the 5th 9th
and llth, which contains the particulars Of the
apture OF Varna, entirely conormable to those al
ready received from Hamburger
The official confirmation of the surrender of
Varna has been received in London, by Prince
Lieven, the Russian Ambassador.
Tho surrender OF the fortress of the Morea
without bloodshcd, by order of lbrahm Pacha, Is
mentioned in Paris paper OfTuesday, but II u in
contradiction TO all other accounts received from
the Morca, which state that Gen. Schneider's d.
vision had already proceeded to besiege Patras.
ibrain, indeed, is reported to have said that he
did not believe the fortress would make any
vigorous resistance. A letter from Toulon men,,
tons the receipts of orders to send twenty-five
pieces Of cannon to the Morea. The army Is said
TO be in want OF provisions which cannot be fur.
nishcdby the country, already drained by the ex-
ACTON both OF the Turks and Creek Bad diet.
anu 4 bad climate have produced an Intermittent
fever, to which several officers Of the artillery and
engineers have already fi!len victims
SCHU MLA.-Wc have an account Of the on
erations before Schuina, from Sept. 25th to Oct.
3D. which prove that they were pressing the Turks
up to the latter date in that important fortress An
attack OF the 2Slh repuised by the fire Of the
| Russian batteries; and 1000 infantry, and 5000
| Turkish cavalry, sent out against General Mabel.
on the Si,istf:a road, on the Sd Oct. was beaten
| by Gen. Orow.
| Our latest accounts from the army in Little
Waiiachia are TO the 2Sth Sept. when Gen. Gels
mar, who had been ATTACKED before by the Seras.
kier OF Widen, fell upon him in the night, and
Routed him with great loss, by which victory the
tranquility OF that province is said to be secured.
| London Corn Erchdnge, Oct. 25.-We con.
'nue TO be well supplied with all descriptions of
grain, both s'om abroad and coastwise.-Notwith-
standing which, fine samples OF English wheat
met fair demand to-day, and fully maintained
last weeks quotations; but there was an increased
demand for bonded wheat, and this article sold
freely at an advance oil from Is to As per Quarter
since last Monday. There was good demand
Tor oats, and fine old corn sold at an advance OF
| l. per quarter.
| London, OCT, 3l.-Imperiai aggregate average
OF wheat, for the last weeks, 67s Sd. Last
weeks average, 76s. Present duty on wheat lss
! 81. 80
Germ Efchange.--There was rather dull sale
ior English wheat but bonded wheat continues in
brisk demand at advance OF full % per quarter
| since Monday; but il is not dearcr than Wednes..
| day.-fhe dirty on foreign wheat is reduced this
| week A. per quarter.
Leeds, Oet 2s-Oid wheat was 2s to 4s, and
new 5s to 6s higher in our inarke, to. day.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
MAINE

The Electoral Coli. &c of this State met at the
Senate Chamber in the State House ON Tuesday
last, for organization. Hon. Thomas Fiebrown.
OF Winthrop, was chosen President, and Nathan
Dane Appleton, of Alfred, Secretary On We'd
nesday, all the members of the College being pre-
sent they proceeded to ballot. The votes were.
for President, Andrew Jackson John Quincy
Adams o-EOr Vice-Prcsident, John C. Calhoun
Richard Rush S.-Hon Thomas Filiebrown
PRESIDENT OF the College, elected Messenger
to carry the votes TO Washington Fest Grg,ts.
CONNECTICUT
The eight gentlemen chosen as Presidential F.
lecto's on Wednesday last, Che day fixed by law
tor the meeting and voting oil the Presidential E.
ieciors IN The several States) gave their votes
for John Quincy Adams for President, and Rich
ard Rush for Vice-President Of the United States
-dad appointed Samuel Raymond, Esq of New
canaan, as special Messenger, to carry certified
copy OF the votes to the seat of Government
EHODE-JSLAND.
The Electors met at Bristol Dec. Sd, and gave
their votes follows:
FOR John q. Adams as President
Richard Rush as Vice Precedent,
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NORTH CNROLINA

Close Polling mir. John Owen Of Baden
county, has been elected the Governor of North
Carolina, after tive Intellectual ballotings on two
successive days-and what is more singular and
almost unprecedented is, that on the tn, e last bo
lettings, there scere Jut tlro candidates: The
Messrs Scattering in both cases defeating the e.
lection. On the 18th ballot, The vote was, r ID.
SPaight 80, John Owen SO, Scattering 4; on the
9th, owen %, Spaight 80, Scattering s. On
tuesday last, the final vote was, Owen 3d. Spaieht
W, Scattering2 Montfort Stokes and JAS Me
bane were candidates the three first ballots
but were finally withdrawn
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TLOrR AlARKET

Before the opening uftic Northern nailou Thurs.
day, 80 was offered for Flour aud refused Some
gales had previously been made az 81 81 and a
To- In the evening, however, those who had pre-
ylously offered So, were unwilling 10 buy, and
httle disposition was manifested by the hoicrs TO
sell at ihdi price. Corn ~ ! q 81 cents per
We suLioin tie following extract or letter 70 a
mercantile house ia this city dated.
"NEw YORK, Dee 6, IS2S.
We ,eanno! give you any ,Iauecs in our mar
ket. We have no sales ofFlour TO report Of any
moment. A. 81 ~ probably sales would I've
made. through moi extensively /, bu, holIers are
Tenacious at 81 SIS TO SO, and are waiting for an
other arrival. The stock +. heavy. and daily in.
creasing, being upwards ofI20,00O blls-WfeA
comes 70 moderately and sells 70 The millers "a; 81
81 81 81 l-2. TComp;ier.
We understand Gen jackson will proceed 10
v ashington about Isl Of February, 10 enter OF,
tte discharge o. me duties Of lie most exalted
Office in the void, obtained from the clean ian
OF The people 1iemselves' II will ascend the
Ohio in a steamboat from Ibis place water per
ini'"hg iciiecH'e, K. .f6r
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OHIO LEGIsLATuRr.

On Monday last, the LIST inst. the Legislature
convened at Columbus. The Senate was organ
lied by the election of Samuel Wheeler OF Geau
81 county, Speaker pro tenn, David Collins clerk
and Horace Walcou door-k keeper
In the House Of Representatives Edward King
OF Ross county, was elected Speaker, pro tenn.
Il. Richmdn clerk, and MIR. Pike door. keeper.
Columbus pGpCr.
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Internal improvements in Pennsyioaria.- We
learn from the message ofGov. Shuizo TO the lie.
eisldture OF Pennsylyania that uiat State h.. Iis
miles OF Canal finished, and Igs under contract
anc Just begun. BAT. Zen
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NJ Mr.. Robert NJ. T Hunter, Of Essex county.
already graduate in The School of Greek. was
de- Jared sradnlic IN The School of Mathematics
She third instant.
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a1oA "a OMD, DEC 10.

Mr.. .AD.f.BS' .aPHORiS.ifs.
On he Consfitation--.s The People of no On.
o'Ate have ever delegated 10 their Legislature te
Stitutionai.n 80 o'''o''
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Nr. &uSN's
jjuly9

aati-Dyspeptie or Sou olomno% IL; .s most
n ;,,alI,ble .emedy for indigestion In ITO "o''
a .,na,nca,ed forms OF the variety oil diseases 20
,,n,ch the human system is subject few arc "u' ''
horn. none NOR. distressing or Destructive " ,ns
stitution than indigestion o. Sour o'oha'" n.f
al IN. sk;l of the faculty. that remedy cay Oh au
,ni,,,traton is truly adesderatum IN every p's'e M
=, ,s this statement isconhrmed by the eSpeienee
=, thousands who nave suffered under 1t, VINO AFTER
h.y;ny used nany. remedies to no purpose are ho"
ohlyed 70 have recourse TO such patiati'es Is may
chance to lind most conducive 70 their eo."o,
d;yr,tion is meant loss appetite and great
of the legs. and wasting o. the "no'e Sys
r. Hesrtburn uneasy sensation oi neat aoou,
- ~, or the stomach which Is sometimes attendeo
,y;t IN nausea or sickness oil the stomach ana 'o"S
h.,chins I'D of water which is generally sour
- the connteaance, costveness. ianguoi' giddness'
lowness of spirits disturbed Sleeps PA'P" " ~
heart, hatulenee, &C.
r,n.se symptoms yarv in different persons some ex-
uer;encins more of them, and some less each IN the
ccr,ler and degree OF his own particular case '"eSe
ps az, az powerful tonic, neutrahZe the acid upon
m. ston ash give 9Th TO the deoa'eo o
Digestion restore the appetite remove nausea tue
stomach, and ultimately recover the nee"n o' '"e pa
,.nt They do not consan mercury IN any 'orrn. nor
a,ns s;el enthe stomach as most rsative medicines
A. hut m The office of safe and mid Pnrgatve
"a are not surpassed by an' medicine. Ihey siS,
,hs,.,ore oartieu ariy calculated or faulty use
.rh. in, eptor of these Ps Was one OF the mostemi
rartitioners OF Medicine in the United States and
nd them successfully in his paet'ce tor ten wears
They are not got up Is nostr"m 20 oei"oe."e euu
h,,t are re omm ended on the basis OF truth and
;.n.. In order that they may become extensive.
,ssl and sithin the reach of all. they are offered
,hsJ,x mice of 50 cents per box Sold nv
T.. STNRIER : son,
80 Fairtar-strset, .flsrondria.
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Er. ". u. at MS Patent Specific ointment.
yuyHE above ointment is offered to the public as
safe and certain remedy for those obstinate dis,
eases some of which have long baled the skill Oh
medical science.
LIST. White swelling of every descrintion.
Cd Sore legs and ulcers of long standing.
3d. Schirrus or Glandular tumors, particular those
tumors in womens breasts, which oftentmes
terminate in liberated cancers Al.
4th Felons, or what some people know by the
name of Catarrhs; Of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains of the JOINTS
9th. Sprans and bruizes of every description, orin
whatever part situated.
9TH letters of all kinds-in this complaintthe pa
,ient in annlyng the ointment must keep the part out
of water.
9th. Chilblains or parts effected byfrost.
II il also one of the best remedies tor burns and
scalds. Ii eases the pain and lrawsthe hire out III
short time.
For inaamed women's breasts and gianduiar swell
inrs it is superior to any medicine yet known 10 the
medical faculty. 1t is much safer than mercura' APP
nI;eaons does not contain the smallest atom OF
any preparation of the minera) because 1t does not
Law the patient injury from the exposure tocoid
This ointment has cured sores OF many years stand
inr-where it is impossible or mprudent to heal the
externa, sore in consequence OF the bones becoming
arious or roten will stop the progress of the cdr,es
increase the quantity of discharge, remove the oen'
sive smell and ease the pains.
1t cures the worst Felons and WhitloWs onaPPhea-
ton of 48 hours
Rbeumatisms which have stood so long as to be-
come systematic disorder, require medicine to be ia
ken inwardly to remove them entireB-out IN most
common cases by applying this sentiment externally as
directed it will give relief and even IN Old people
whose pains have been ofonger standing 1t Will Of
ten ease the pain.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-22
LAND for Sale.

TlHE subscriber offers for sale about Nine Hundr |
L and Serenty:fue Heres Of Land, belonging "a
estate of tine late Thomas MILAN, OF Fairfax ccnng
Va This land is in different tracts; one conswf
bout 500 acress, the late residence Of said de.ets
on the Fauquier anil Alexandria turnpike road, 'be
IL miles from Alexandria and Georgetown, ard
miles from Fairfax Court house. The imprOvenerc|
are large convenient Dwelling house, kI,cheH, 81
bles, &C. and two wagon tave-ns on the turnpd'|
road; los acres near the above. and 27O acres nf|
Centreville, with large convenient dwelling bors
kitchen, stables, &c. further description Of a'
land is deemed unnecessary, as persons wishing q
purchase can view the land previous TO the day os
which will be shown at any time by application to '
ubscriber, or George MILAN near the premises
IL SAID land is not sold at private sale previous
lin day of November neat, it will be sold on that DAY
to the highest bidder, on the premises, on credit o
~, l8 and "a months, the purchaser giving gooH sN
sufficient security and deed Of trust on The pr0pe'9
Possession given Immediately, with the hoen! '"pE
in the fall crops. JOHN MlLLAN, hcuns h
aug 15---eots OF Thomas NhA
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CERTIFICATES.
E.on, ,be Nation. !! Journal,

FfOn1 NE IVuFIONU- IUUIVuS'
The following new and highly respectable testmo-
NAL of the ecac, of Judkins ointment in curing one
of the diseases for which is deemed to be remedy
has lately been received by the subscriber from the
Hon John Cooke, of the House of Repre- sentatves OF
the United States, with permssiont to publish the
Sir-My son being afflicted for FIVE years with white
swe ling, and having applied every remedy recon-.
mended BY the most eminent physicians within my
reach without success, at length procured one jug
of Judkns ointment, and made the application accord
ing to the ctonsaccorfanyIng the ointment and
tst for the benefit of,he afflicted, that before the
me lug was used, Il perfect was effected. My
son has enjoyed good health since. have no doubt
q ,be ointment alone he is indebted; Nothing was
used for more than nine months before the application
of the ointment. Respectfully,
JOHN COOKE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-22
.Anndpolis, .Rpriil 1922.

thereby certify, that have used some of Judkins'
ointment in nv family with such success convinces
me that II deserves to be recommended to the act.
ed. One instance--My son had been laboring under
very disagreeable eruption on his head that bafed
all efforts to cure it-unt BY applying part of Jug
it was entirely removed in less than aweek
H. Y. DUVALL.