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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11
From The SinnnioH Spectator

tAoE Ot NllkIlF = T..
We have been requested To publish the follow
ing statement, which is SAID To have been deri-
we'd from several membsrs OF the Grand Jury,
and one ol the Magistrates who composed the
called Court"
The true history ofihe visits paid by MIR.
Wickline,o Gazette Office, or the purpose Of
asoer,aining the author OF E" Dentains" is as
follows TIE first call was made n = o'clock IN
the afternoon of Monday. al which time, among
others ~ the office was Grn NJ Gala moi
knowing Mr.. 3 nning Mr.. WckiIGe "nquired
II no was in---Cien. NJ Gala rcpli, he was not
MIR Weknr Immediately stepped int Of the
office md had proceeded bli few PAGES from
The door when he was oyertaken by lad,
who informed hun, Mr.. Behning was in, hay
ing retired 10, m men, in,o an inner apart
ment oithe Office. Upon returning he found Ben.
ming and MCalla closely engaged in consuta-
tion--sthongh assured b, the latter, but IA
minute before, that the former iras not IN the
office. AZ the request Of Mr.. N'ckiiie. MIR.
h. accompanied him out OF the office. when
Mr. w ayowcd him elf The author Of Corio'
Janus, the piece 10 winch - Dentatus" was a
reply, and demanded the writer of Dcn,atus.
Mr. Benning replied, thai before he revealed
The name OF the author twoudbe necessary to
have an interview with him, and that II he
would call again AT five o'clock that evening
he should be put IN possession OF his name.
With this Mr.W. was satisfied ani immedI-
a'ely proceeded mp the street Mr.. Benqlng
returned 10 the office, phere Gen. NJ Gala then
pds. 10 whom he doubtless communicated the
demand Of MIR. Wickline, "a they remained in
conrla,c for n length of time.
When MIR. W. called nj 8 o'clock, he was in.
formed by Mr., Benning, thai he had been using
rsry'Ierhonto find The person mho ,caS The dWhDr
Of Dentdius, but miihoM Success, and that he
mnI again call AT 4 o'clock the next morning
In this Mr. Wickli1'+ acqniesced. and was lea
wing the office, when MIR. Benning remarked
that " when he got this author he never would
want an other." Mr., Wickllfe said " that was
his own look oui, or words To that effect, "Lnd
II he was gentleman, he should be glad 10
know him Bennng reiolned by an Insulting
remark, IN relation TO Week.-Mrs. father, whic0
prompted the latter to call him " scoUnlrel."
Bennng instantly seized him by the collar aud
aimed a blow at him with his stick. which Wick
life caught-drcw his pistol K shot When w
caught the stick, Benning who also beld II,
threw IL up. for the purpose, (as Wcktie at
the time supposed, Of inhlcting stab on his
body, which was in sone measure protected
by the stick II was the belief that such was
the niention of Mr.. b. that lompted him o use
the pistol. The statement by M'Calla. that MIR.
Wicklitf~ is advancing upon Benning caused
him to raise his stick in sci defence is a fdbrCd-
tion of his orn brrin, and is coniradicted hy
the testimony OF every witness present IN the
ARRAY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL

Yesterday took place, at the City Hall, in
this City, the annual Meeting of the Siockhol.
ders Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com.
pany.
The Mayor of Washington. was called to ths
Chair and John p. hgie appointed Score
targ.
Mr. Mercer, the President of the Company,
then read the Report of the Board Of Drec.
tors upon the concerns of the Company, which
was full OF infoi nation, which it will give us
pleasure hereafter 10 lay before our rea
ders.
On motion of Mr. r. S. Core, il was.
RESOLVED, That, at each annual meeting OF the
Company, Committee shall be constituted,
consisting of twelve persons, Of which the
individuals who shall represent at the said meet
ing, the Stock held by the u. States, the States
Of Maryland and Virginia, the Corporations oil
Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown, not
exceeding one IN number from each, shall be
members, the residue to be appointed by The
Chairman from among the Stockholders
That to this Committee shall be referred the
Re?ortspf Ibe Board Of Directors, the accounts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11

besides have been greatly impeded by the zig.
~ of the season aud the bad eontiiiion Of the
roads, are not likely TO take place until Reds
child Pschs shall have assumed the chief com
msnd Of The army, when a proper direction
will be given 10 the numerous forces ordered
into The field Meantime The speedy susren-
der of Tournoul without any defence, AMI the
destruction Of the hotia al Nicopolis, have
made a very unfavorable impression, which
has been heightened by the conduct OF Ahmed
Sc lin Aga, WHO went to bucharest and placed
himself under the protection of the Russians, to
avoid the fate oftwu officers y ho were behead'
ed by order of lehepsn Oglou. immediately on
their return to NcoFolis. Ii is now supposed
iha, the Russians will very soon begin the siege
OF Ghinreevo, but il is expected that the Govern.
or, Kutsch Ahmed, who has hitherto con
Quoted himself As brave commander, will
make a vigorous defence. The tranquility u
susl during The Ramadan prevails M the Cap.
itsl, hut expressions of discomfort are frequent
" beard and The discomfort is increased =
mong the lower classes by The scarcity aud
desrness OF provisions, and among the higher
classes and the ulrmas by the new and great
reforms IN dress and costumes.
Portugal-lt is stated in a London paper Of
rhe ooh April that the Marquis of Bsrbacena
has received peremptory orders to return TO
Brazil with the young Queen of Portugal The
Queen WIS To leave Lslcham on the 9th for
London, To receive a silver sceptre. with copy
Of the Constitutional Charter, from The Portu-
guess in the British Capital. Count Palmella
had left England for France. where he will
live as private individual Lord Strsngford
is supposed TO be on his way home.
A London paper of The 23i ofApril contains
the following extract from Lisbon, dated 9TH of
April -" We are assured that in an assembly
Of magistrates, held at Juchoz, who sat several
hours in delberafion, Don Miguel himself be-
came the accuser Of his sister. whom he char
ged with conspiracy agains; his person, and the
system established by him. The magistrates
are said TO have been so weak as to decide that
proceedings should he commenced against the
Princess. and the magistrate Galleries is char
ged TO make report thereon"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11
May o5
SANE OF NEGROES.

DURSUANT TO n decree of the Superior
Il Court of Chsncery. for the Lynchburg
District, pronounced on the 2sth day of Oeto.
Der 1923. Lin the cause of Mcajah Dasis and
Richard Davis, merchants and partners ira.
ding under the firm of Richard Davis {. Co
pitts. against Joseph Hawkins and Nancy Haw.
k'ns, administrators OF Robert Haw kins decd.
detls. III" undersigned Marsh al of the said
Court will sell, for cash, on Friday the Goth OF
June, 1929, before his Office door, in the town
of Lynchburg, the following slaves, with their
increase, 10 Wit: One negro man named Pom
pey, one negro woman Jenney.
1. A. HOLCOMBE, NJ.
Nav % vJwif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11


H.. ~. .i.ete. the :...igneai upon this de-
v,arrer mus be Cor the defendant.
rhs Court therefore. overrulins 'he brss
rronnd ofthe demurrer, bur sustaining The I'd,
Fave Judgment for the def adsnt.'
The Indictment upon the transactions with
Harris. (navy agent nj B6sion) differed IN
some legal particulars from the fis' with fani-
ding. but rs the Judgement of the Cour, 10 that
case was also for DIR. Watkins, and i"r much
the same reasons, h Is needles TO be more spe-
ciai.
The National inssllgeneer at the close ofits
report ofthe case. Gss-
I'VE understand TINT il ia iniiTared that an n
rnended presestment will be offered to the
Grand Jury, or that third indictment. founded
on N TRANSACTION involving the sum oi 800 dol
lars, will I've called up for argument de noso up.
on the question OF demurrer.
The law having pronounced MS judgement u
ren,sips for the community. the moral sense
of mankind 10 pronounce its opinion for IN this
a, in many other cases, the law may have one
standard OF adjudication. and moral, another.
What that opinion ought to be. il Is yet too early
20 saw I, must be horne in mind, that the
inresiigaiion 30 far, has bern entirely er pnric
that The evidence has been all on one side.
Every man knows the extreme difficulty in
such cat.s Of making up nm opinion from ha,-
ing on e side Of he story, or II he does, how apt
il Is to prove wrong aud every man Of in'egri.
~, ough, consequently, 10 hear both sides be-
fore he ventures 10 form final judgment.
We are told hat IL you look nj the books Of the
L. States, macy Of the worhiest and mnst tried
men in the country, will appear TO he delin.
huenfs, and whoyet are no delinquen's in fact.
Let the public wait for DIR. Watkins erculps-
tory evidence IL he has any. II he has nonr,
q u
denim him, whoa he fails 10 produce Il. As
the evidence nov appears. It will be vain a.
well as vicious, TO pretend 10 think him eIomft
from oriminaliiy. We however most firmly
believe, that he viii greaie mitigate, II he does
not wholly explain away. De symptoms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11
Nav %,

l,NfoflCE.-By virtue of a deed of trust
M executed to the subscribers by Ambrose
kucker and Betsy his wife, and is of record in
the county Court of Amherst, for certain pur-
poses IN said deed expressed-will be exposed
10 sale, at public auction, on Friday the 18th
day of August NEXT, if fair. if not on the next
far day, tract of LAND containing sixty "a
cres, wing near Mler's Creek, in the county
of Amherst. Another hHct containing about
thirteen hundred and forty acres, being the
tract ON which said Rucker resides. Also, one
other tract IN the same neighborhood, contain
ing eight hundred and thirty nine acres, on
which Gforge Tinslry resides. The sale will
be on n credit Of one, two and three years,
the pnr, haser giving bond with approved Sc.
curitv, and deed OF trust on the land TO secure
the purchase money. Acting as trustees, the
subscribers will convey such title as is vested
in them by said deed, and none other, which
they believe nnquestionable.
JOHN WILL Err,
DAVID r. EDLEY, '''S'e'S
lunei. ifwtds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11
LETTER FROM FLASHING TON.


MIR. Van Buren, has been IN the country for
few days. ruslicaling from the cares OF his
official station, which do moi appear TO assume
any more.plcasing character rs his duties adj
vance. Tbrre is great dissatisfaction with
The course of Duff Green and II is generally
spoken and believed here. that n new admin
istration paper ia about 10 be started, TO run
him down. You remember well. that during
Mr.. Monroe's administration, Mr. Crawford
was supported by q paper or TWO here very
warmly. although all the other members Of
the administration and also lheir general poll-
cy, were either very lukewarmls supported or
were actively opposed.-Mr. Crawford WINS
advocated nj the expense Of the admnistra'
ton. Such condition of things may possibly
ocrur again and we may be called on 10 see
nm actual collision between members Of the
same Cabinet, MS there was nj the time TO which
I allndr The establishment of a paper 10
sustain Mr. Van Buren, is spoken Of with much
confidence and the chief reason assigned. is
the dislike OF Duff Green, which IS felt and
observed by large portion of the Jackson
party.
The United States have commenced suit n
esnst Mr.. fillebrown, who had sued Duff
Green. No better reason tan be assigned for
this suit against Mr.. Fiil.brown. than that i, is
intended TO sustain Duff Green"
u S. Gazette
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11

Of The Tfessirer. and tho general concerns
and proceedings ofths Company, particularly
during the preceding scar: and II shall be 'he
da'y Of the said Committee 10 prepare detailed
report Of the result oftheir examlnstions, which
sshall be published for the general Information
oil the Stockholders
The following gentlemen were named ny the
Chairman Of the meeting 10 compose the Com
miiiee, IN addition 10 IA. Representatives Of the
several interests named in the resolution, VIZ !:
John Mason. I'm. A Bradley. Robert J. Tay-
Tor. q. {. Harrington, Riehard s. Core aud
Thomas CarJery
After some debate on propositions on which
nothing was de6nitively dome
The Meeting adjourned 10 Saturday neIi,
NJ 10 O'Clock, when the Report OF The Com
mttee will he received, and II is probable that
the Officers oi the Company will be cho-
sen. Nat. Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11
SNUFFS.

nURSUANT to decree of the Superior
n court of Chancery, for the Lynchburg
District, rendered on the goth day of October.
1923, in the case of Miller against Rivers. The
undersigned Marshal of the said court, will sell
at auction, on the premises, FOR cash, on Tues
lay Odd OF June. 1929 fair, ifnot the next fair
day thereafter, a tract of land in Bedford coup.
~, lying on Enoch's Creek, containing three
hundred and fifty FIVE acres II wall be sold sub.
ject TO the dover Of " m Riyers's widow.
], A. H0LCOMBE, NJ.
May o5 if,ds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11

u we have received II communication
from Bedford. relative to the proceedings of
the meeting of non-freeholders held some
weeks since at Bowles & James s store ; bu, we
deem 1t most advisable not. TO publish it, II
relates one circumstance, however, which we
quote as eoest show how mems opinions
are warped by their dread of losing the emol.
umenis oil office, either in possession or exoec.
'a"cy' and how their influence is exerted over
NOSE VINO expect to be benefited by them. II
says, the petition of the non. fire. eholders 70 the
Convention, praying an extension Of the r;.b,
Of sanrage was signed by 95 freehoIders and
'nm only eight refused TO sign it: Of these
e'ghs' one was deputy sheriff and son of
magistrate another was magistrate. another
was MS son, and another his bro,ber.;n.law
making full moiety who were doubtless one.
rated on, more or less. by cons iders,iops con.
nected with offce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11
WOOA CARDlNG.

BY double cylinder Cardins Machine
yfkiiE subscriber respect fully informs the
- public that he has purchased the Mac hine
formerly owned by Mcs,rs Holmes and Brew.
ster, aud will card wo0lths season, at the old
stand, for the usual prices. The Machine hay
ing undergone thorough repair the subscri.
her feels justified in say ing he wiil he able To
card wool in the best manner aud at the short.
est notice. AMASA ". HOLMES.
May 90. Git
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11
POLITICAL ITEMS.
PRESCRIPTION LIST, NO. XVIII.

PROSCRlP Hon LIST, No. NXNlII.
''0Fwah his heads much for buckingham. .
APRON fMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT.
Cornelius r. Van Ness of the State of Yer
.nont, 10 he Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipoten,iary ofihe United States to Spain,
in the place Of Alexander II. Everett, recalle J.
William Pin Preble, of The State Of Maine,
10 be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plen-
ipoieniiary OF the United states TO the Meth
erlsnds.
Washington Irving, Of the State Of New
York. Ia be Secretary 81 the Legation of the
United States - Great Britain.
Charles Carroll Harper, Of the State Of Ma
ryland. to be Secretary Of Legation of the Uni.
ted States 20 France.
/. II. smith OF New York, vice Joseph
kourse, removed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11
MORE PRESCRIPTION.

The New York Enquirer of Monday last,
received by the Union Line last evening. con.
tains list OF twenty two appointments aud
removals from the Custom House of that City
. The Enquirer states that there were upwards
of FIFTEEN HUNDRED applicants for Office
to the Collector Of New York. oumber which
she~s very plainly the yoracious appetite for
offer which distinguish many Of those by whom
the yiriuous Adams aud his illnsirious associ-
ntr.. have been elected from olfee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11
FINN me Nem York Commercial Airerii,er.


Reform "A mong the on dts at which we
eense 10 be " nstonished," is one concerning
our neig hborsot Kings county. It's said that
The Republican Committee Tor portion of
them) Of the county, have, in their wisdom
and pat .u.. drawn up and forw arded 10
General j. .su", a request thai Commodore
l,anc Chauncsy may he dismissed from the
command Of this naval station, rs he 10 vboox
ious TO their mig ILLNESSES ON the account Of his
having been a friend of the late President, and
thai commander may he sent who shall be
politically orthodox. Now the fact Is, that
Commodore Chauncey comes as little IN con-
tact with and his political principles nfe,as la.
Tie eseried, and have as little effect upon
these worthy people. as the clergy do upon
the editor Of the deceased Enquirer. or the de-
clsions would have upon the maieria medica Of
the sage Of the Epen'ng Poh.
II IS understood TO 10 the policy Of the AL
mini5traiIon TO make few or no removals IN
Virginia The reason is--recklrss as they
are ofpublic oPinion--ihey are afraid
ditr. Gdgette.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11

01T A meeting of the Board Of Managers =,
the Lynchburg Auxiliary Colonization oo'"'
will be held at Mr.. Samuel Claytor's once w.
morrow evening, at 5 O'Clock.
RICH. II. T0LER, sec
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. night, Mr.. Mch'O'
bin, in compliance with numerous reque'e'
will take benefit. He has selected two e.
cellent pieces and we anticipate a cfo"'''
house.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11
New Stock Of Goods.
DRY GOODS,
j. YNASWLWANa

I'd ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabita nts
NJ OF LynchbuIg and its vicinity, that he has
taken room or the main street. opposite the
Virginia Bank, and over Messrs. Miller Il Rob.
er,s' Store, where those DESTROYS Of his services
will please to csth
May q.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11

DR.. WaikinS.-Not having room for the e'
tire opinion of the Cour, in the case OF poe'o'
Watkins, we have copied an interesting syo0P
sis OF it from the r. Wing. The demurrer WIZ
sustained, and the prisoner OF course aoR '''eu'
He was Immediately, however, arra'gnen 0"
new charge, to which his counsel filed ano'he'
demurrer. AT the last dates from Vash"'g'O'
the arguments of counsel had closed, ana w.
opinion of the Court was daily looked ior'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11

Ut We observe the name of our towns'''''
J. b. Harrison, esq. in the list of passehse''
on board the ship Charlie magne, which sS'''
on the lst inst. from New York, for France
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11
LOOK OUT

The proscrptive policy Of President Duff
Green has been pretty much confined hereto
fore TO the Northern and Middle States. ills
Excellency, however, has at length crossed
Mason's and Dixon's line" and drawn few
drops of Southern blood. Not that President
Duff is about to- cease his operations in the
North ! but the Geld is too limited, the victims
too few, for his mighty vengeance" We
may well imagine how far this petty despot
this Robespierre in miniature. intends to CO.
when he removes the incumbent of so insight
ficaut An Office as the post oafce of Watedoro
Not one in a hundred of our readers knows
that there is such village in Virginia a''
we question whether its gross receipts amour
to $50 per annum This is the age, at LEAST
in our country, of LilIipuiian statesmen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04
EaN Goods.

4 BRENT have received oy 'ne
wv recent arrivals from New YORK,
n t;enerai assortment Of DRf GOOD >
cossI TING, IN PART, OF
s,,.r6a- black, navy blue, olive, drso' ana s'ee'
mixed cloths
Mn. bI,ck. and steel mixed kersrymercs
nr,b and mixed :,evonsbire kerseys, and P'ahs
olive and drlb Au Kings
s4e4 1914 II e. and 12-4 Heavy rose blankets
81 and A point uo
Pi,n and figured bomb ,zetts, assorted coior'
RACK bomb zines; wor>ted and cotton hosiery
Patent and nett suspenders
Tartan aud Circassian paids
81 Rob Roy plaid; beau'ifui article
M.r,,o cloths and Circassians, various eoors
Black italian lusrings and ievant'nvs
B,rrege, Pemyrene and SIX ndkfs
Thibet, Nerino, Cashmere, and cloth shawis
Ir;.h linens sheetings, and lawns
R,s.,a, bird eve, and table draper
1JA.I54 is 8 super damssk table cloths
"A and 7-8 oed ticks; apron checks
NV, blue, silver grey, and steel mixed cassiheos
Buriaps rickienburgs. and aess'ans
Scotch oznabur.ss and sacking
Wuh large supply Of
"A "A. and brown and oieaeaed shrtinSs ah'
.heetings pla,ds and stripes
Also,
5000 lbs superior cotton yarn
S bales domestic kerscys and lnseys.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04
CAUTION rO PURCHASERS

This medicine had been used for more than years
before effort made e. initiate II; but the great
demand for it, andits wonderful success have Undue ed
great number persons to initiate it in various ways
upwards of fifty different mixtures have been got
up in imitation of it. which is convincing proof of
its being medicine Of great value. Some selling
Sarsapsrilla and other syrups, imposing them on the
ignorant for the Panacea; others mixing the gen
inc medicine with molssses. Sc, making three bottles
of one; thus retaining of its virtues: others
are using the genuine Panacea in their bottles to per
form cures obtain certificates to give their own
reputation, &c. Some have resorted to perjury
deceive the public. These limitations and adultera.
tons have. in many instances, protrscted the suffer
ingsof tients in diseases where the genuine SWANS
Pansces would have proved instantly eficacious. I
therefore deem il duty owe the public to assure
them, that the composition Of my Panacea is not
known vast ever communicated to an, other per.
in any wa, whatever; and consequently that all
other mixtures represented be NINE are fraudulent
I'M ostions WM. SWAIN
Sold by every respectable Druggist in the Union
forsale by
Edward Stabler & Son,
Apo,hecares s. Druggists. AIe xandri., ID. C.
jan 17-law6m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04
Fine Wines.

NEORGE JOHNSON has just received pr
u iccI,y. from Matleira. suppl. OF Hind
Old Lond0n Particular Ndde"n .,,.,
in pipes, hogsheads. quarter and hall qnan,S pa-
J Howard, March & Co.'S brand, wat." ~. ksr
such as comes "fo order. and suitable IoI u" ,k,Y
bles lie has al.o received, per same 'es'''
and half Or. casks cfthe -,
{" Finest Grape Juiee, q. i
most delicious wine All Of which ne mt. IN
on termrs which he hopes will please; 40" .'ore
ers to call and examine the same, at n's ,geas
wins wharf. where he continues to ranss'
' i"se,'iseseer will please insert the ''''scsl
we-t N forbid
sept 70
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04
FROM DOCTDR W GIBSON,

Professor Of Surgery in the University Of Pennsyva-
mia, Surgeon and Clinical Lecturer to the Aims
House InGrmary, &c. &c.
Thave employ ed the PA AcEA Of Mr. Swain, IN nu
merous instances within the three years. and have
always found it extremely ethcacous, especially in
condary syphilis and IN mercurial disease I have no
hesiatonn proaouncing It medicine of inestimabIe
value. w GIBSON, NJ. ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04
CERTIFICATES.

From Doctor N Chapman Professor Of the Institutes
and Practice of Phy,ic and Clinical Practice in the
University of Pennsylvania, President of the AGA
DENY of Medicine of Philadelphia, &c.
have within the last two years had an opportunity
IF seeing several ofvery inveterate ulcers which
having resisted previously the regular modes of treat
ment, healed by the use of Mr. SWANS PANA.
cEA and 10 believe, from what have seen, that il
will prove important remedy in scrofulous, venereal
and mercura! diseases.
n. CHAPMAN, N. d.