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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17

9NENTLEMEN'S Walking Pumps OF a
very superior quality, and some without heels,
very IIgbt tnd hnndsnme. Just received and for
s'i' nv GRANNISS. SON q BROTHERS,
July l6 Corncr of Main and 18th streets.
AIDES lasting and goatskin French
Slppcfs; straight, and right and let's, Of every
size Aieo, American slippers Of every size. lust
received, BY
GRAENTS, son & BROTHERS.
.uiylO Gomez Of Main and iith Streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17

NOTICE.
a LII persons indebted to the estate of the late 70
pert Nowen' are requested To settle tho same:
their claims for adjustment.
DAVID BARCLAY, Admir-
luno Us OF Robert Kewen. dec.
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FRESH SPRING GOODS.
INLEMlNG IL EDWIN JAMES s. co. Mar
kct Squore) have just received
Betiecen A and 500 packages IF
FRESH DRY GOODS, ID.

comprising one of The largest, most general and de-
siIable stocks of Spring Goods they have ever offer
ed for sale. \ more particular advertisement viii
appear in n few DAYS. april %
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THOMAS Il. BAILEY,
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

I'll AS received and offers for sale. a
IL q FRESH supply of the following long
celebrated medicines:
0~ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. %
Tried and highly approved raiuaJk
Medicines.
LEES unparalleled Antibllious Pills.
price 25 and so cents per box-famous
Tor the cure of bilious and other destruc-
tive fevers, obstinate distractions of the
stomach and bowels, giddiness, cos,ive
ness, sickness at the stomach, removing
cold, &c,
None are genuine, without the sigma
ture of Noah Ridgely.1
TWENTY YEARS.
LsE's Elixir has, for twenty years, been
most successful medicine for colds
coughs, splitting Of blood, asthma, indica-
tive consumptioEs, and other complaints
OF the lungs and breast, as many of our
citizens have certified.
LEES WoRM LozENGEs, a certain and
powerful remedy for destroying all kinds
of worms.
LEES SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the
lTcH. warranted to cure from one applica-
ton, and free from mercury or any perni-
cious ingredients.
LEES GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION, rem
dcrs the skin delicately soft and smooth
improves the complexion.
LEES ESSENCE and EXTRACT Of Mus
TARD, an infallible remedy for sprains,
bruises, rheumatism, numbness, &c
LEES NERVOUS CORDIAL, o. GRAND
RESTORATIVE, a most valuable medicine
for great and general debility NERVOUS dis
orders, loss of appetite, &c.
LEES AGUE and FEVER DRops, war
ran.ed to cure if taken according to direc.
tons.
LEES INDIAN VEGETABLE Specific, a
certain and effectual cure for venereal and
gonorrhea.
LEES ToorH ACHE DRops, which give
immediate relief
LEES EYE WATER, certain cure for
sore eyes.
LEES ANoDYNE ELIXIR, for the cure of
headaches.
LEES Conn PLASTER, for removing
corns.
Please to take notice, none are genuine
without the proprietor's signature.
NOAH RIDGELY,
Late Michael Lee and Son.
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HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE.

Try virtue of Deed Of Trust, exc
Il cuted 10 me by Washington Chiles,
for the benefit of John Broekman and
Pleasant f. Boyd, and duly recorded in
the Clerks Office of the county of AL.
bemarle, will sell at public auction, on
the 26th day Of December next, for
cash,
A HOUSE AND LOT
Lying in the town of Charlottesville, on
the Main street, Immediately above the
store of Isaac Raphael. This Lot con-
tains one half acre of ground, some inn
provements, and is from its situation, We
ry valuable. Acting as Trustee, shall
convey such title only as is vested in me
by the Deed of Trust, though the title
is believed to be unIuestionably good.
GEORGE CARR,
Trustee.
November GO ids
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a T RULES HELD INTHE CLERKS OF
IA FlCE of Albemarle County Court, in Oc-

a T RULES HELD INTHE CLERKS OF
IA FlCE of Albemarle County Court in DC.
tober, 1929.
Abraham Shafer AND Chrirtiana Shaffer,
heirs OF Frederick Shaffcr deceased, Pits.
AGAINST.
Abraham, Frederick, Charles, John, sabina,
George and William Shaffer, children of John
Shatfer deceased, VINO was son, and one of the
heirs of Frederick Shaffer, Frederick Shaffsr
Emanuel, John, William, Elizabeth and Samu-
ell Sweek, children of john Sweek, who inter
married with Caty Shaffer, daughter of Freder-
ick Shaffer deceased; Michael Shatfer, Michael
Brock and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth
Shaffer, Margaret, George and Jacob Shaffer
children of Charles Shaffnr deceased, who was
son of Frederick Shaffer, deceased, Achilles
Dinnett, and Hannah his wife, formerly Han.
nah Shaffer; Jacob KeblingeI and I.any his
wife, formerly Lany Shatfer, and daughter of
Frederick Shaffer deceased Defts.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, Abraham Frederick, Charles
John, Sabna George and William Shaffer, chill.
dren OF John Shaffer deceased, who was son,
and one of the heirs of Frederick Shaffer, Fred.
erick Shaffer. Micheal Shaffer, Michael Brock,
and Elizabeth his wife. formerly Elizabeth Shat
fer, Margaret, George and Jacob Shaffer, chill
dren of Charles Shaffer deceased who was son
of Frederick Shafier, deceased Achilles Din
nett and Hannah his wife, formerly Hannah
Shatfer, Jacob Kcblingcr and Lany his wife, for
merly Lany Shaffer, and daughter of Frederick
Shaffer deceased, not having entered their ap.
pearance, and given security, according to the
act of Assembly, and the rules of this Court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence. that
they are not inhabitants of this Commonw 18th
on the motion of the plaintiffs by their coun-
sci, il is ordered that the said defendants do an.
pear here on the first day Of January Court
next, and answer the Plaintiffs bill, and that a
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Virginia Advocate, n newspaper published in
the town of Charlottesville, for two months sue
cessively. aud posted at The front door of the
Courthouse of this county for the same length
of time A copy--teste.
IRA GARRETT. ID. C.
October %, 1899 On
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p. F. BOYD g. BROTHER,
BDOK-BINDHNG.
TIE SUBSCRIBER

{ INTENDING to remain in Charlottes-
a vile with his family the ensuing win
ter, provided he should meet with encour-
agement, respectfully offers his services to
the citizens of Charlottesville and the pub
lie generally. that he is prepared to do
BOOK-BlNDiNG in all its different quail
tiles, from SUPER EXTRA CALF down TO n
PLAIN smEEP BOOK and he feels confident
that from the many years experience he
has had in business in most of the
northern cities, that he will be able to give
universal Satisfaction to all those who NAV
please to favor him with their patronage
tor durability, neatness, punctuality, and
at the lowest northern prices.
JOSEPH MARTIN.
Main-st opposite Mr.. d. lsaacs.
N. Is. Any Gentlemen who may have
Libraries to repair, or any number ofbooks
to bind, will find it much to their advan-
tage by calling on the subscriber.
J. NJ.
October 1879 If
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-20
November 1873

& + A Court held for Albemarle County the
IA fifth day ofOctober 1893
William Crcnshaw Administrator Of William
CrenShaw decd, Plaintiff,
Sarah Crenshaw, Gooilow Carter and Mary his
wife formerly Mary Crenshaw, Nicholas Cren-
shaw, David Watts and Elizabeth his wife, Ma.
thane Thompson and Temperance his wife,
John d. Foster and Mary his wife, Abraham
nj. Jones and Mildred his wife, David c. Thomp.
son and Doratha G. his wife. Defendants.
IN CH4NCERY
The defendants Goodlow Carte. and Mary his
wife and Elizabeth Watts, not having entered
their appearance, and givin security, according
to the act of Assembly, and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that they are not inhabitants of this Common.
wealth-on the motion of the plaintiffs by their
COUNSEL it is ordered that the said defendants
do appear here on the first day of January court
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that n
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in tho
Virginia Advocate, news paper published in
the town of Charlottesville, for two months SIC
cessively, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse of this county for the same length
of time A Copy-Teste.
ALEXANDER GARRETT. C. A. C.
October9 1899. Pm
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TERMS.

- u THE VIRGLNLa DVOCaTE. viii ba
Published every Friday, at three dollars per
annum, payable in advance. fA
:, W no SUBSCRIPTION will be received for less
than six Months, or be discontinued but =, az
discretion &C. the Editors, until ali arresrages
shall have been paid
W w hoover viii procure five, and guarantee
the same. will he entitled 10 the sixth GRATlg.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
W One square, or less--Tlree insertions aJ---
each continuance, % cen.s--The number oS IN.
seIliens must be tied on the MS. or advertise.
" ?nts VIII be inserted, and charged accordingly
OIIncciy mGcrs; not exceeding two squares,
VIII be i.rrblished for Gvo Dollars
UJAlI iattcrs to tho Editors must be pos, pa;s
or they will not DO attended In fO'' POI"
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NEW & CHEAP GOODS.
y. COdCkER AN

AS just received, aud is now open
d NJ ing the most superior assortment o
Goods which he has ever offered for sale
IN charlottesville. a catalogue Of theo
is considered unnecessary. He will how
ever say that it has been us purpose to
purchase every description of Goods that
are either useful or desirable.
September 25, 1929. It
N. ID. J. G. has opened one case of
BLACK, Blue, BROW.H, and OLIPE Cloths.
which are OF very superior quatitY.
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a Copy,
Incfc
WILLIAM S. ESKRiDGE.

charlottesville, October 80, 1929.
have appointed the 5th day Of December nc xt.
at nine ocolck, A. NJ. at my Office, in the town
OF charlottesville, TO comply with the requis.
lons ct the within order of reference. And
VIII continue from time to time until completed.
At wjllch lime and place, the parties Interested
are requested 10 attend with papers. vonchers
witnesses, &c.
GEORGE CARR, Mas. Com.
November 6, 1929. Al
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ALBEMARI.E
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

fENHE first session of this school will
n end on the Goth of November next !:
the second will commence on the 21st
of the same month. In this school will
be taught the Greek, Latin, French and
Spanish languages, and Mathematics.
The subscribers pledge themselves to
spare no pains or time in imparting to
those who may be entrusted to their
care, correct knowledge of what they
profess to teach. They have engaged
the services Of Mr.. Antonio, a Spanish
gentleman who will attend the school
and give lessons in the spanish language.
Terms of admission, $40 per session
five months.
For those attending Spanish, an addi-
tional fee of SIS will be required.
V. J. FERRON.
S. Ii. ROYAL.
The subscriber will accommodate in
his family two or three boarders.
V. j. FERRoN
The Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer,
will please insert the above three times,
once week.
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NOTICE.

N7 III be sold at Michies old MIL
w three pair Of MIL STOVES,
VIZ one pair ofCnIiin, one pair of Burr
and ono pair Of Country; and snndry old
nfLL IRONS TO tire highest bidder
on credit Of twelve months, on the frs,
Saturday III DecenbeG, 1899.
n. BARKSDALE, d. S.
Tor John Watson s. NC
November 1870 ids
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Commission Business.

NIIE subscribers offer their services to
d. the public in the above capacity,
viz: as A UCGTON 81 COMINI.SSION
MERCHANTS. They are prepared to
receive, and will sell any article entrusted
to their care, either at private or public
sale, as may be required. Should they
meet sufficient encouragement, it is
their intention 10 have regular AUG
TON SALES, on each Court day, and
on such other public days as may be ne
cessary. Their Commissions will! be as
reasonable as possible, and proportioned
to the value of the articles sold.
Believing such an establishment will be
an accommodation to the public, in dis
posing of many articles and being deter
mined to give strict attention to it, and be
punctual in their dealings, they solicit,
and will endeavour to merit whatever en-
enlargement generous public may be.
stow.
P. F. BOYD g. BROTHER.
October 30 1929. If
N. B. The above will be conducted
by z. f. BOYD, at the corner, between
the Central Hotel and Court House square
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WILLIAM s. MARY COLLEGE.
AUGUST the IClh, 1929.

/
ENHE College will open as usual-The
a Grammar school on the first day 81 the
other school on the last Monday in October.
Moral Course The Rev. Adam t,npio,
Proiessor.-Belles Lettres, Rhetoric, Lo-
gic, and Moral Philosophy. Text books
-Blair's LECTURES, Hedges Logic and
Pa!eys Philosophy.
Law Course Judge j. Scmple, Professor.
Law aud Police Text Dook-Tucker's
Blackstone
Political Course Thomas r. Dew,
Observation-Disclosures, Natural and Ma
tional Law, Government, Political Econo-
my d. History. Text books, Browns Lee
lures OH the Philosophy Of the human mind
ValtePs law of Nations; Lectures on Go
vernment by the Professor; Smiths
Wealth of nations and Lectures on His
tory by the Professor.
Chemical and Philosophical Course ::
WIN. b. Rogers, Observation-Disclosures
Mlneralogy, Botany and Natural Philoso-
ply, with It's application to the Mechanic
Arts. Text books-Webster's Chemis-
try, Rogerss Introduction, and Cavullos
Natural Philosophy
| Mathematical Course: Ferdinand S.
Campbell, Protessor.-Geonetry, Algebra,
Plane and Spherical rrigonome,ry, Sur
Flrx;or,s o,.d As,ron,,, Nv .I,''
Hu,,on,s Mathematics Er,,,s S, 800"
Vipce,s Cor;. Soc,;on, .,I ~,
G,n.,nrv,s As,r,>,,, "'' '"N''''' anu
ScbooI or hr,,,n;,,, n p. ~
Ecssor -N,rbo Co, a1,; 49, T"ne' .lo'
Cna, coN anu iI''',i ''a"Su"Ses,
the HsnaI br,ncLas &c Enarsi, I"a... ""u
Mode,n I,,.,,,,,os. -, a. "T,'on
p,orassor re, 80 G o""'
J,ol;,n T, "' 'P""''' anu
Tbe exnerses &C u :; 49,
Gromm,r Coho"J H. p"p". in 'ie
49,, .,,L 49,, o 'S''n W
Fee for tu;,;o, pan an
' ~
100
Those &c c,. DIV
hoard ,,,sI,;u. iI: '" 20, '''o"'
dies ard ,,,en5,,oa .u' Gu
"'''' 700
Foes - ,hroo p.c ono @ 20
Ma,r;cui,,;on ~ ,;j,ro,m g., ~ 'a'" Wv
| w. =
80
AI, Pi0o
Ic.tnres hnt - 10 a,,a "I ~, Jt"oi
Lectures onIv h;s oTnonsa, ,n;u ,'I"
for ho,rJ ,aa',;n c'l| "'' oe'
,o,d.nco nr $50. a' az.
last :N;oodav in C.tnher , 'n" , ,ts
curse commences n ,l.a hom; ," .'e
If tho l,s, maaL ~ s ,me 'es,n"'"s
must closo "' WIG"
II
AIa,ricnI,,;o,orI;hr ,rv Gao ,,,:o,
will entitle the stndent to tho free nso
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a Il Rules held for Alhemarle County
IN the 4th day Of November, 1879.
James Kinsolving,
AGAINST.
James w. Leigh, aud George : :
w. Kiasolving administrator of Jas 3
Kinsoiving deceased.
Defendants.
The defendant James w. Leigh, no,
having entered! their appearance, and CIV
en- security according To the act Of Assem-
blv, and the rules OF This Court, and il ap-
pearing by satisfactory evidence, IT, he
is not an Inhabilant of this Commonwealth
on motion of tho plaintiff by his conn
sci, it is ordered that the said defendant do
appear here on the frs, day OF Feb. Court
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and
that copy of this order he forthwith in
serted in the Virginia Advocate, news
paper published in the town Of Charloites.
Vile, for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the Court house
OF this county lorsthe same length Of time.
A Copy-Teste,
IRA GARRETT ID. G.
Novcmher lS-i2Q ON
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Philip Grafton; Edmund Davis, Executor, of
Robert Davis deceased Byrd Rogers; Wcedy
j. j.. Slaughter and Robert Slaughter,
Defendants
On the motion OF the Defendant, Edmund On
WIS, Executor of Robert Davis deceased. leave
is given him TO appear md file his answer. II
being suggested 10 the Court that the defendant
Byrd Rogers is dead, the same is ordered TO be
entered OF Record And on the motion of the
Plaintiffs by their counsel, i; is ordered that the
account between the parties in this cause be re-.
ferred to Master Commissioner George Carr,
who is hereby authorised and directe, !! to state
oDd settle the same and make report thereof TO
this court, together with any matte specially
thought pertinent by himself, or required by
the parties to be so stated, and the said Commits
sioner is authorised to proceed in the absence
OF either party, who having reasonable n office
OF his primary appointment, or adjournment.
shall fail to attend him.
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VARIETY.
SYMPTOMS.

How sweetly gradual is coming love
j visited her fathers house last night
And warm welcome burs. from all but her;
watched her countcnance, however, when
She fancied she was unobscrvcd, IL turned
And caught her eye full bent on mine, and 10!
Colouring, as a bank of virgin snow,
Vcrmillioned by the freshly risen sun,
She tricd,-most desperately converse,
Upon n theme irrele vanity odd,
With such a strange, suspicious huoncy,
Ye powers her dear offence more palpable ap-
peared
The inarticulatc language of her look,
Save j: and yet, mcthought, her mothers face
Beaming with an archly, thoughtful smile, which
spoke
How WELL from old experience, she knew
The play that We were acting day
hope twill end auspiciousy, for should
She dare to triAe with my love, I'll snap
My heart-strings rather then twice brook caprice.
RECIPE FOR SORE THRoAT.-Take
a glass of sweet oil, and half glass OF
spirits of turpentine, mix them together,
and rub the throat externally, wearing
flannel round it at the same time. 1t
prove most efectual when applied ea,ly.
AS man was driving cattle and wish
ing to alter their course, he called out to a
boy, at short distance, to turn them.
Says the boy, they are right side out now
Well, head them, then. They have heads
on. Whose boy are you don't know
I'll 90 in and ask mother.
CONSIDERATION. couple Of young
people living near the Potomac, having
some notion to try matrimonial life, the
young man being difiident and slow in
conversation about the matter-the young
lady grew impatient, and to bring the bust.
ness to close, demanded more explicit
avowal on the part OF her lover, in the fol
lowing terms: Frank, if you intend tc
marry me, l wish to know it, that | may
make preparations! A long pause cnsucd
at length Frank broke silence, and ex.
claimed, No meat, no corn, and fsIino
time most over Good Lord, Nelly can't.
A horseman stopped at tavern, and
called for pint of beer. He liked it
and took another. After the second,
Landlord, whose beer is that ? Perot's
SIR 1t Is excellent stuff-Ill get OF
and try some.'-Phil. paper.
Great Agc.-A black man died in
Loudoun county, in Virginia, a short time
since, at the advanced age of $50 years
He was born in Virginia
A CHILD WITHOUT MouTH.-A few
days since, in the family of poor person,
III one OF the southern strea,s of this city
child was born a0ith0ut u m0uth. The
preservation Of its life, if possible, was
deemed duty, and every thing was done
that appeared conducive to this obiec,
but at the end of five or six days the To-
FAINT died. This strange fact became
known 70 the neigh5ors, and of course ex,
cited general curiosity. Many persons
living near, visited the house and examin
ed the child, both before and after it.
death.-Phil. Chron.
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ANDREW LEITCH

ANDREW LEITCH
4 INFORMS his friends and the public
n generally, that he is receiving and OPEN
ing his supply Of FALL and WINTER
GOODS, which he offers for sale at 1.-The
most reduced Cash prices.
DeemIng 1t unnecessary TO enumerate
the articles that comprise his assortment,
he would merely mention that it consists
of general supply of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware and Queenswa.e, amongst
which are Cloths, Cassimers and Safe
nett, at unusually low prices, very large
Point, Duffle and Rose Blankets. stout
domestic sShirtings and Sbeetings, Ladies
and Gentlemens Cloaks, Cotton Yarns of
superior quality, best Gunpowder Teas, a
large supply of American and English
Blister Crawley and Cast Steel, to which
he invites the attantion of the public, and
solIcIts the favor Of an examination.
October 30, ~. If
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no iRIRA $f5p

kNOR the ensuing year a comfortable
e hHdDUSE with four rooms there
IN; situated on an elevated, healthy spot,
opposite, and within few hundred wards
OF The the University of Virginia
10 or 10 ACRES OF LAND.
covered with grass and trees surrounding
the house, will be attached TO it if Tequi,.
ed. This situation has much to recon.
mend It as private residence, or it wo u Id
do well for School. Persons wishing to
engage in that business, are invited to ex-
anime for themselves the advantages of
his place. For further particulars amply
to A. S. BROCKENBROUGH'
November 6-'29 Al
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NOTICE.

N1LL be sold on Tuesday the sd
w day of December next, at ,h]
late residence Of Robert Davis deceased
in Albemarle County, all the stock q
Horses. Cattle, including Beeycs and
Work Oxen, Sheep and Hogs, Wasl
CONS, Carts, Plantation Tools, crop d
Corn and Fodder,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
A good Still and various other article,
too numerous to mention.
Also
6 or Z LIKELY NEGROES
will be sold. A credit of twelve montl,
will be given on all sums of FIVE dollar
s. upwards, by the purchaser giving bonn
with such security, as may be required
Cash for all sums under five dollars
Sale to continue from day to day till al
is sold.
EDMUND DAVIS,
Executor of Robert Davis decd.
November 6-s29 ids
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October %, Is:
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VIRGINIA :.

VIRGINIA
AT Superior Court of Cbancery for
the Stanton District, on the 18th July,
1929.
William Slaughter and Mary his wife,
PlniniiH.
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a UG TO m

November GO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-29
s
Dentistry.

I II. RUNNELLS most respectfully informs the CT
S tizens OF Alexandria aud its vicinity, that he con-
tnues to perform all operations IN the teeth, viz-
Cleansing, Ertractsps, SC.
at his rooms over the Lottery Office, two doors East
of the Franklin Hotel J. VI L grateful for the llbe.
raj patronage he has already received, hopes that in
assuring the public Of his determination to endesvor
by assiduy and attention, together with ample prepa-
ration, perform all the duties OF his profession to
experience continuance of their support In thus
placing himsebefore the public he assures them that
hisreferences will satisfactory, and his charge
derate.
ilea',o inform, the public that he can supply them
with superior dentrihce-.7so he can recommend a
Sovereign Remedy for the Tooth.Ache. In twenty
cases which have come under his own observation, IT
has never failed 20 destroy the the TOOTH with
out injury TO the 1ther teeth; to give permanent ease
and obviate the necessity OF extracting, unless when
the tooth entirely decay ed.
All orders duly at.ende TO. aug2o