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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-13
District of Colombia

.hferaSsriG COm'y,m
APRIL TrRM. 1879
Charles Murray. Administrator
of Matthew Robinson, deed. Compli
against
John VI. Robinson, William Ro.
binson, William ID. Mutt. Adj. I'm Clc-.
ministrator of Elizabeth Ro
binson decd, Margaret R0-
binson, Elizabeth Maddox,
and William Sutton DeGs.
vUNiE defendants John ~ Robinson, Wa7gare, p,
Il son, Elizabeth Maddox and William Suite -.
having entered their appearance and given Seem.
according to the statute AMI the rules Of ,Ii, g., !.
and it appearing 20 the satisfaction of the Cor n
affidavit filed, that the said John w. Robinson Mas,
ret Robinson, Elizabeth Maddox and william sr-,,
are not inhabitants of tie District Of Colun b.. h.
ordered that they do appear here on the first d,r
the next term and enter their appearance and give
curty for performing the decree of the Court and NJ
a cory of this order be forthwith published for 4,
months successfully in the Phenix Gazette, printed
the town of Alexandria, and thai another copy be p
ed at the front door of the Court house of said count
leste, l.. l. LEE, C. C.
ouu,tst 4-0m
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One Tract containing 4Ss Acres,
Que Tract OF 3t3 Acres,
One Tract Of AGO Acres,
One Tract of 100 Acres

This land all lies within FIVE six miles of the Poto-
laao, where the Canal must past in very short time
ask4s, I, ishesv'ly covered with first rate Pine
tSyGss and Oak Timber, and convenient to saw mills,
StSt4 where it could be converted into plank and
.--sxss scantng, and brought down the Canal, when
compI ed At triAing expense The soil is well adapt
ell to tn growth Of all kinds Of small grain, and tobac
co of the bss: quality, and lies sufficiently level for
cultivation.
Also. the following Tracts, lying in Hampshire
~ Sirpinia.-
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Anana fNSaAe.

n virgil ,a for the sse and v>ion of the real estate
at the late rhoaszip E'zey. 1T Fairfax county, Vir
gia,, p1>sel the 2i day Of February, 1892, and
an ,meHlatory vet passed the 24ih day of January
l9,-we. the subscribers, Conmis sioners appointed
b, ar in OBEDIENCE to- sud acts, will proceed to SELL
,riki The highest bidder, at public auction
a, Faufax ourtIiouse, Monday, the l7h day Of
4agss. IS g. the t''!ow'ng Tracts of Land, ing in
Morgan county, Virginia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-13
CoMsumptions, Coughs, sc.

DO LEX tbf, ABLE
ID INDIAN SPECIFIC, for
the cure ofcolds, coughs, con-
! SYMPTOMS, splitting OF blood,
\astbmss, and all disorders Of
The breast and lungs. The
Vegetable Indian Specific has
! TODD the test Of experience,
in.l proved itself the mostva
lus5ie remedy ever discover
ed for the cure of Asthma,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14
W IRGINfA, to wi, Alta Superior

NVH IRGINIA, to wit Alta Superior Z
v Il chaneery, holden a, the tow Of Lynch
burg on the 29ih day Of October, 1929. Thos.
Smith Pitt.
againa
WIN. IA Waller, ex'or Of John Smith, dec.
who was one Of the en- ofs of Philip Smith,
dec. WIN. Duncan, survivi, es'or of the said
Philip Smi,l., dec Andrew WEIGH and Rhada
hi. wife, ana Charles Mundey, Sheriff Of Am.
hersi. and in that character adm'r OF Elizabeth
Smith dec Dehs.
This cause came on this dav 10 be heard on
TIE bill answers OF the defendants, VIM. NJ.
Waller aud Charles Munday, and exhibits, the
order OF publ irslion against the dsffs. Andrew
Wel,h aud hhods his wife, oil the 18th day OF
Nov, 1921. which appears TO have been duly
published, aud the order of The Cd day of June,
1929, which appears TO have been duly execa.
ted on the defendant, VIM. Duncan, and was
argued by counsel. On confederation where
of, he court doth order, thai one of its com.
inissionefs do lake an account, oil the admins
tration OF the estate of The said Philip Smith.
dec and report the same TO the couTi. with any
matters specially stated, thought pertinent by
himself, or required by the parties TO lie so sta
ted. A eopy--Tcse, J. WILLS, &. {.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE.
Lynehburg 4'h Dec. 1879,
The parties IN this cause will take notice,
TINT have appoin ed Friday the i9ih day nj
February neat, TO commence the accounts
directed by the foregoing order Of court, on
which day, At The hour Of nine O'Clock In tho
morning, they are required To attend, at my
Office, in this towo. with their accounts. Youth
ers and copies OF court papers. prepared Tor
examination aud settlement
T.. b. NoRvELL. Com.
Dec. 10. w4w34
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-. p,as,eoia Ga,s1s Nor. II.

Fam ihs Pensacola Gdssle nor. IL.
.,rP1aNcHULY SHIPWRECk lit be-
Mbbn' .,nC,l duty 10 record one Of the
comes oJ and heat reading shpwreeks,
most yer occurred within our recollection.
tha' n 'saoner Magnolia, Captain Ray, one Of
Inc oe LIS between ST. Marks and New Or.
,ne p aas capsized in squaii about one O.
- an Thursday morning The ON INST near
r., and while she was endeavonflhg TO
o"' hi, harbour. Erery soul on toad, er.
, na.p ons psri.hed. The survivor, Mr.. Andrew
Cppooine ham of Magnoli', arrived al the resi-
cu"' :, Cantain chace, Commandant of En
de"'s .. a, The Island of ST. Rosa, on Friday
s. following Mr.. {. chung TO the wreck
e'en n. sonrs. without sustenance, with the sea
io' clear breach over hm-at least he
'"'N :, IN righ,in the jolly boat. aud reached
s"e'ha.a---he reported that he heard a female
"e :, me cabin about the time he left the
80, hu having no means IN his power 10 at
~ wa ~, ash lance he put off for the shore.
"' @,,.;n Chace Immediately despatched all
- a, the Island, for the purpose of fnd-
.s ,La wreck and rescuing the passengers.
u rs rsurncd on Saturday morning without
luz, he then started the Sloop Hlntsman.
81 s,nd ,ypthcy found the wreck al sea about
90 lies from The bar. They succeeded in get
- an, of the cabin the bodies OF Mrs. Hay,
10 wife of the Captain, anu OF ihe passen'
'ne which we're brought TO ST Rosa, and there
E!''o,rsd by Captain Chace. Mr.. cnnnioghams
ID arms and body were sorely Iacerated,
n sa !, i, unaccouo,able now he endured such
a"' s,,,ene state Of suffering. Through the
I;oaness of Captain c. sad his family he is
now rap,dly recovering As soon MS intelli-
.ncs of the disaster reached town, Cnmmo-
e.. Elliott ordered the U. ). ship Falmouth
,yay 10 assist in the search for the wreck.
y,e Revenue Gutter, Alabama, Captain Foster,
.a;,h detachment OF men from the Falmouth,
ooder the command of 1t Pnkney, started al
the same time.
The following isa list Of The persons on
hoard a, the time she capsiK d.
Mr. Andrew Cunningham, of Magnolia,
lsaved)
Cant. Ray wife and child 4 years old, (lost.)
Jason Coleman, II years Of age, from N.
Orleans. do.
Prussiau. from New Orleans, jeweller,
and recently in Pensacola, (do)
r W. Holt of Virginia, (do)
WIN. Pray. mate, Of Boston, COO
Grew, in number, names unknown, (do.)
Lost II
Saved
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14
Dec. Il

nURSUANr to decree Of The Superior
Court of Chancery for the Richmond dis
rict, rendered 10 the case OF Owen against Mel.
son, the undersigned marshal of the Lynch.
burg district, will sell, at public auction, for
cash, on Friday the LIST day Of january, 1880, If
fair if nor. the next fair day thereafter, on the
premises, 10 the county OF Campbell, one moety
of certain tract Of land containing one thou
sand and eighty eight acres The above tract
Of land will be shewn 10 any one wishing to
purchase. by Capt. Miles Carey, who lives on
the premises. I. A. HoLCOMBE, NJ.
Nov. 80. iwtds
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SssSIssssssS g
pIt X
PROGRESS OF THE CONVENTION.

PROGRESS OF THE CONVENTION.
Richmond December l0--The Convent n
has been engaged. duting the two last days,
In discussing the organize ion oil the Executive
Department. The Resolution which had been
adopted several days ago. against the election
of tue Governor by the People. has once more
been discussed aud the decision seems 10 he
confirmed, The aboli ION of the Executive
Council has also been again discussed aud nj.
ter several unavailing attempt To urgan ~ either
a controlling or adcisory Council. the Commit.
tee came Yesterday 10 the general decision
that ths Executive Council ought TO be abolish
ed-Noihing vas subsequently, said about a
substtu ion Of an advisory Council, in any
shape whatsoever. But the Debate went on
upon the 9th g. 9TH Resolutions Of the Executive
Committee aud finally the Committee of the
Whole adopted the following Resolution. pro
posed by NJ Trezvani
Resoiped, that tho mode of appointing
IN ilila officers ought TO be provided for by law
Provided. nsverthcless--that M officer be
low the grade of Brigadier General should
BIZ appointed by the General Assembly
An elusion has been made, nee or twice IN
the course ol the Debate, 10 the Basis of Re
presentation bni for the three last days. IL
ha. called forth no discussion, no question.
IEaqu iru.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14

IL The Charlottesville stage, which Ieh
Washington City on Tuesday last at half after
/ p IN. reached this place on Thursday, 10
minutes before 4 p. m.-a distance Of about 90
miles. This is unparalleled travelling with the
stage over a rough mountainous country.-We
tender our thanks ~ Mr.. Smith, the contractor,
warded TO us by ihat conveyance. aud which
would have been OF essential service had not
Mr.. Pateson politely seat usa copy by express
the day preceding.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14
THE VIRGHNIAN.
LYNCHRURG. DEC. 1929.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
+" Nothing erienuatc, nor set dozen aaght in ma.
lice. Il SHAKs.
We laid the Presidents Message before our
readers last Thursday; and, as is our custom,
we to day offer a few reflections thereon, which
will be continued hereafter, from time TO tune,
as convenience may permit.
As composition, apart from its principles
the Message will meet with very general appro
baton. II is free from gross blemishes, aud
may he safely pronounced To be creditable to
ills author. We do not intend to express any
positive opinion on this mootsd point, inasmuch
as the sentiments which it contains are what VIC
have principally to do with, and we are bound
of the President. as he has promulgated them
to the world under The sane ton of bis name.
II may, however, not be impairment TO remark
that it is unfortunate that the talents of our
Chief Magistrate are OF such u questionable
character as that a doubt should be felt of his
capacity 10 express his ideas in appropriate lam
guage. That this doubt is entertained, ~e pre-
sumo no one will deny who has had an oppor-
tunity OF hearing an expression Of public opin.
loo. Nor is this doubt confined to those who
opposed Gen. Jackson's cleo, ion Some of his
friends (inore, we suspect, than are candid
enongh 10 say SOY are agreeadiy disappointed
in the style Of the Message: they did not ex
pect to see a document couched in language
SO plain, energetic and prosperous, and FIRE
quently rising to el,qnence We do not wish to
disturb the equanimity of those who think that
the Message, with all its sonorous and NELL flu
emf periods, did really flow from the classical
pen of the President but we must say that
they possess that faith in his aptitude for i'm.
bbing instruction, which can remove noun
tains-more especially as his preceptors have
not been Of the most approved excellence since
the debarkaion Of Maj, Lee for Algiers.-So
much for the style OF the Message; which, al
though it be not ascrbed TO Professor OF
Rhetoric" is not devoid of specimens OF rheto-
rical art-though we had supposed that the
President would have taken counsel from the
past, aud eschewed an example which was so
pregnant with mischief TO his immediate prede
cessor, and which received so many uuseemly
tauuts from his most conspicuous supporters,
as being
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14
in America ! .

4 hlIiE Subscriber has the PLEASURE OF inform
- ing his friends vnd the public generally
that he has received direct from Philadelphia.
a very great work called " LAFAYETTE IN
AMERICA" in 1924 and 1925, IN . vols. by A
Levasseur. Secretary TO Gen. Lafayette. This
bang, out Halls Travels all hollow, and | will
yeniur TO say, thatit cannot easily be surpass-
ed, His descriptions are grand. so far as ! can
judge The work is beautifully executed o., fine
paper, aud is very cheap. A. X. NORTH
Dec. Ia Otis
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Dec "a

- TOLEN from me, after breaking open IN,
~ trunk on the 5in inst several articles, a.
mong which were my Free papers, which were
granted TO the some ime past, by the Corpora
ton Court of Lynchburg. This notice is given
to guard the public against any one who would
try TO pass as free by the use Of these paper S.
ANN ELIZA LACEY.
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A large and general assortment of Dry

A large aud general assortment Of Dry
Goods at auction.
\NEfILL be sold, without reserve, on Tues
w day the 9th OF January, 1880, Al my
Auction room, a consignment of Do packages 81
Drt Goods, amounting Ia, as per invoice, up.
wards Of S2o,Ot0. Merchants will find such a
lot OF foods very desirable in the way Of ~.
crnn'ng aud making up thei' assortment Il
therefore solicit their particular nieniion 60
tins sale, which Wi b. continued from day 10
day III completed. o." feIms--sums und"v
Sla0 cash $40. and not exec ding 1900. GO
DAYS 600 and upwards, months credit.
Negotiable notes, satisfactorily endorsed
JOHN Il. %. PAYNE, Aueu.
Dec II ids
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SALES AT AUCTION

SALES AT AUCTION
n WILL sell. Oh Tuesday ne 1t, 18th inst in
- front of my Office,
2 Md brown Sugar
4 barrels do do
do Copal Vanish
Q do Rosn
3 do Shad
10 nests Bnn Boxes
10 boxes Turpeniine SOAP
] do Mould Candles
7 bales Wopl Rolls
Bales Cotton Yarn
sladder, Salt Pelre
New Top Gigg. Terms a, sale.
X. q. TOMPKlNS.
Dec, II IL
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ChAMpE CARY Err.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LofECIFULLY announces 10 the pub.
lnfS NC. that he will atead the Superior and
and ", Courts Of Amherst and Lypchburg
L,nchse superior Court Of Chancery for the
Cour,Seurg District. His Office is at Annie rs
Dec. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14
Town Lot for Sale.
English, Classical and Mathematical
SEMINARY.

VI lHE Subscriber having abandoned the de
- sign of retiring from his present occupa.
ton. respectfully informs his friends aud the
puhlic. that this institution may be considered
ms permanently established, aud tina; the next
session will commrnce GU Monday tho 4th
January next.
lie assures parents and guardians tina, his
utmost exrri'ons shall he used To promote ths
acqu remenis of his pupils, and should the
number Of scholars justify II, n we'll quail lie
assistant shall be Immediately engaged
The course Of instruction embraces the Greek
Latin, French and English Languages also
Algebra. Geome'ry, Plane rieonometry, Prse
teal Surveying, Geography, With the use o
the Gl"bes, History. Rearing. &c &c.
The metre of Creek aud Latin Verse, that
much neglected, but imporiao, par, of CLASH
eal requirements, together " hh The pronuncia
ION Of those Language, md OF the French,
shall be particularly auendedto.
John CARY.
Dee 4i,33
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14

Markets There are no material CHI anges IN
the staple articles s0ce our last. Pork is still
held at SO. The following extract Of letter
dated Richmond, Dec 10, shows the state aud
prospects ofthe Flour market there, Yesterday
j, was rainy aud but little was done IN Flour.
Sales were made at 81 81 cents, to-day II is
dull, and many store rather than sell at 81 SD
We have iore,gn accounts TO The 20 Nov.
from Liverpool when grain was improving.
bu, not enough to affect this market, tending
howeve, TO keep up prices, and still inclines me
to believe that prices will be better IRON this
time till the opeoing of The canals aud Northern
streams 10 the spring, about which period
Flour began rapidly to decline last season. "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14

Bene Pldnt-We shall take pleasure in con-
plying with The benevolent request OF our Cor.
respondent in the following communication,
in distributing the seed he has lett with US Of
this valuable Plant.
Nessrs Edit0rs-From decisive experiments,
AN con no ed that the Bene Plant cannot he
cultivated IN this climate for any other than
medical purposes. leave nj yonr office hail
pint oil the seed of my own growing please 10
distribute them gratis to those who may apply
for them. f.o'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14

100 Gross Walls, assorted.
WINS day received 100 Gross assorted vi.
- ais, which are for sale al the iowsst prices
Howell DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14
OBITUARY.

DEPARTED mi, life on Saturday the 9Th
lust a. his residence IN Amherst county, Va,
Mr. ELISHA + CHRISTIAN, aged II
years. W. thI,s' ian died OF canoe, on his
face, which WINS painful N the extreme. but
sub nittsd 10 his fate with Christian frrttude,
aud il now in the harbour of elrros, reposr
Blessed are the dead that die ~ the LAIRD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14

To Correspondenis.--" Ceosor" and several
other communications have been received, but
must give way awhile 10 more Urgent and
interesting matter from the Conven i'm, Sta e
Legislature aud Congress. We will make room
N our next for " Hal"
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MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, on Saturday 'he 9th inst. b, the
Rev Wm Lenwieh, Mr. cHAs. MURRELL.
10 the smiahlr Miss ELlX ANN laughter of
Mr. Stark Wilmington all Of Badford
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14

LEXINGTON. Ky Nov. 81.
We regret TO state that tho Hon, HaMAs
". REEn a senator IN the Congress Of the
Uni,ed States, from the State of Mississippi,
led in this town on Yesterday morning.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14
MANAGERS OFFICE,
Richmond, Va.

Besides Sl0o, 500 $50. $40, 500, $50, $40,
$50, $50 aud $40.
Whole Tickets Slo Halves So /; Qrs. So 80
Fights 81 90.
All orders from the countr, promptly attend
ed to-addIess all your orders to
YATES T. MCINTYRE,
Managers
Richmond, Va.
Dpc. 3. ilSD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14

~ This has been called the age Of expert
menf, the age OF action, the age OF enterprI ze,
the age of controversy, the age of intellect, &C.
&c But in this country, at least, IT IS the age
of ,ycophancy and abjcct yfaitery. We do not
nov aIlude to that good na,ured feeling OF the
corps editorial which prompts them TO exIol the
ran, aud fustian of fourth rate orators as speci-
mems Of Ciceronian eloquence, uor to the innu
me,able pufs, direct and oblique, with which
IN. newspapers are filed, of the sagacity Of
the Grecian dog Apollo, aud SO on up, OF noun
tebsnks and players, poets and novel writers.
10 the newest Novel of Sir Walter Scott. These
things are all done in the Way Of trade, or from
the better motive of a reluctancs to iniiict an
unnecessary sung upon the feelings OF ind'vid-
us,s. We allude 10 a different aud more repre-
hensible pracice-a practice which strikes as
as very disgraceful and contemplate depar
,ure from the simplicity of repubiican'sm, and
wholly at variance with all precedent. II is
the habit which the officers appointed under the
,resen, administration have fallen into of chaan-
ting the euiogy ofthe Chief Magistrate 10 terms
ofssryiie aduladon, suited onl, to the trembling
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14

" We noticed last week the demise OF Judge
last papers inform us that his widow was taken
suddenly i'll two days thereafter. aud died almost
Immediately. Judge Gibson Henry Baldwin
and Langdon Cheves, all Of Pennsylvnnis, are
spoken OF as Judge W'sSlccessor on the Bench
Of The Supreme Court.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14

" Gov. GUESS Message defes alike gravi-
~ and laughter. None but itself can be lis
parallel" The old mans public career, how
ever, is nearly at an end-so lei him and his
ludlcrous Message he forgotten.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14

IL Mr.. Noah. OF the N, v Enquirer. has
Ministers are too low II thinks a. ihn Ia.
yorable time" To increase them nom gqd0O 10
100000 per aHnum W. do nos know why
this is such favorable time. eKcetl II he that
The Jack,onians are now H. aud may som he
out of office. This Is afarm aud economy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
HfDcrLEs, AiDfp ny iot-As, pEsrRoYrso rHY HYpEA.
ONLY AZ PEN BOTTLE

-
'ITfE unparalleled reputation Of this medicine is
such, and its pre-emnent virtues we'll es-
tabiIsiad and go fully acknowledgedby an intelligent
Further than that il Is a SOVEREIGN REMEDY
in Diseases of the Nver Debility resulting from intern
pgrance and dissipation: Old and inveterate Ulcers:
Pains IN the Bones, attended with swellings Of the
Joints: indigestion Bloches on the Face, Pmples &c
Syphilis: Cuaneous discusses generally and letter IN
particular: Mercurial and Scrofulous complaints
The certificates Of wonderful cures performed by
ne Catholicon, have become numerous ss to pre-
cnde their insertion in any newapaper and has made
II necessary for the proprietor to print them in
pamphlet of about 100 pages. This viii be forward
III as soon possible TO the several Agents for cra
tgltos distribution, aud must, perusal strengthen
The good opinion now entertained ny tho friends Of
this rnecine and dlsafm, as il 10 hoped the preud
ces OF those who view with distret any medicine not
Known IN what " called regular practc,." Facts
are stubborn things and cannot DO gainsaid
AZ tine earnest solicitation Of members Of TIM rncd
zeal faculty, and others who have witnessed the aston
ishing cnres effected by the use Of the Ve5Dctable
Caholicon and who Ore anxious that lite beneffs To
mapkipd may be more widely dtfused the proprietor
has consented TO reduce the retail price TO TWO
DOlaLAIsS per bottle; and this will be done with
out In aEy way deteroIaing the qiality Of tho med
tcine or reducing the siSe IF the bottle, as has been
Ts.srlslly done in ihe case Of Swalps Panacea:
cEsnto, ne 'ssgf f3st,s Cataoitr NOS q iraan or.
80 tca more man doEen bottles Of your caiholcon uB.rs
M ooEie Of SWANS Panscea and e great pleasure IN
tOung you mat ~ every IN wieh have
nIoieon tred, il has produced dectkd be7sfL"
"Cond you afford 20 reduce price of Vour Cana ~
two dohfs should frequently ppcre IL 10 NV ratis,.
and this wod also he done by nuuber Of other 4,
fs town and vicinity who have used Nth the ben efea
alter az We CHE. and he Compound syrup Of Ssr
otntnt ssys ~ have known several eurp. -,
fnned ~ s dsa % yOar Cathoicon which hadpTvtsI,
resed ~ orinaFy PRESCRIPTIONS Of the faculty. and nav,
river knewuif luce flJvy70ls (yeckr'
Tbs above insseabe medicine may b. oonasty nad Of
EH cTv<~sns Eagt ffSeL Rieitozd