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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17

~ UFAWAY:-iyas committed 70 the jail oI Jefferson
county, ON the 9Th day Of May last, a negro u.,n M ne
BILL blacksmith by trade, and supposed 10 belont 10
southern trader c IS very black, has smiling couuicaurc
IS about feet 10 inches hgh and about 81 wears DID, lie for
merly belonged to VIM Little Of this couIy The nfg,rr ;
requested 10 prove property aud take him away Or tic ID w
sold for his jail fees, as the las, directs
sept f-yy.3nc THOMAS CRUCES r,;,o, Y,r .,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17

hessrs Editors Daniel Branch, the who stabbed
Saturday night last Richmond by John Ahen died the
morning Of the 3th at his residence IN Chesterfield We
learn ta inquest held that day, which found him
stabbed through the left lung with sharp instrument,
thought from the shape Of the wound and its depth. be
sword such in lie has left almost dcsii
iuie family
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17

70 tNAWA1 ,-Was cOmnil'eI to Tue iaIl 81 Jcfer.oa
county. on The 18th day Of Nav, negro woman named
SAhNH Ann WINTERS Sic Is 3hp.t = years Of arc %
dark complexion feet inches high has a eon OF or
Wumo She saws She born between Al5c and Ice ryc
ana raised by l'eneccl Fayor OF h.cxauda The owner -
a'7 slave = requested TO p,s" pope charges
e! away, she Si re sl her f re as tho jJ i,cc.
Sri - -, !.iJ-lAS GE1G-.S. ID ,- -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
y. G.P Ar D o N ~
DENTIST

1El RON n. YORK, respectfully informs the
- Ladies aud Grnilrmen 81 Iynehburec
aud lis viciuiiy, III at he viii no found ~ th
Franklin Hotel as long rs sufficient enc oursEe
ment - received. II any are desirous 10 have
their teeth pu in complete repair for life, they.
may avail the aiseivrs Of The oppn rtuniiy. The
greai Importance OF having teeth ciesnsed e.
led, and plugged. IN order 10 prevent their
further decay must be agreeable 10 all ages
and sexes DECAY ed te -ih, and the gums poi
saned by the ta,ta. Remaining long time on
the ieeih, must be admitted Ivy all eminent
physicians 10 be very pefniciousio health.
lie will plug teeth that are painful, TO last
Tor life, by previously destroying Tho reinfa'
seusaion. Teeth set in oil cases decsyed
teeth cut of, and sound ones placed TO the
roots the most difficult teeth and roots, ex.
iracied with the greatest possible rass and
safety. Children's teeth regulated agreenhly
10 their hge, Nc.
Ills practice Tor e,ghtecr years pest, in v6ri
Gus parts OF the United States, he trusts has gi-
ven general saiitfaeiioo and convinced many
who have been afflicted with painful teeth, or
have had the misfortune Ia lose them, that II
IL most advisable TO conspt an experienced
Dentist in due time. What Is wealth in CON.
parison 10 good sci of teeth. Documents csu
he produced To the satisfaction Of all who may
please 10 apply. Rceomn,e ndntious from the
following Gentlemen of New York s. l.
Mitchell NJ. ID. Thomas Boyd, NJ u. DR.. Ere
ry Hudson, Rev d.. Griffin ol Williams Col
iege, the Hon Edward Livingston and Mr..
Jas, Stout OF Orange {. III. Va.
Medical Gentlemen are INVITED 90 witnesg
bis mode Of operating He will woit on ihoss
nj Their dwellings who may request II,
March 10. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
LONDON MARKET i'm. o7

Io51Cco la cons gu nee ofa letter from
the Chanccr o, Of he Exohequer st,ting his in
tention Of la ny d.hy 30 per ID on stem
med, after Apfi g. "a extensive speculation
hos t,N"n plac lere aud Liverpool. where j,
Mas fri known. The op'uion of the trade is
tru the mea nc I'll not be adopted, as il vii
e courage monopoly aud finally hurt the reven-
Ne. The market in n state Of aeimt on CO..
ton -MarIte ,nacliye here and Liverpool pri
c., asai, 2 lower.
IopdDn Corn Exchange, january %.
Attempts have been made by the consumers
to obtain whra, lower than last market day
from IN expectation that the navigation viii be
: "edily re oprued, quota ions. nomnaly as in
our last; trade rather dull. No alteration in
the price Of lour
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
New Arrivals.

uol received large assortment of lnls
- Powders, and Liquid Ink in Bottles Kid
ders iudelible lax
supply oi the celeb, a,cdPepper Sauce
A supply OF Moore's Essence ofIiie
An additional supply Of DIR J. Thompsou's cee.
DRAFTED eve water
A large supply oil Liquid Fpongc Backing, 10
casks and IN BOTTLES.
Aud also Liquid Backing,
Lngl,M o. spruce.
Ibghh Essenee oiSprscr.
Wheh'on's celebrated Itch Ointment,
Whenion's do. Bitters, Spice Biiicrs
large assortment of Thee notoeters, and Nv
drometefs for pfovinp Spirits aud Acids
large supply Pyroiis'uous Acid, Tor curing
meat
large supply of ground Ginger, ground All.
spice and ground black Pepper and OF Cay
enne Pepper
A large supply oil common and refined Boray
good supply oi Paris white and French grern
for window blinds
very extensive assortment Of ynrni4bes
A large spply OF best Poland Starch
supply oi Liquid Pitch fol waicr vessels
also, Of upper Cafb Soda aud 1ar,arrc AcH
Also. of Sal Soda
Aud supply OF Sumac
Ot Arrow Rooi-.nll kinds
OfPowdered Elm Bark
OF Pnmice aud Rotten Stone
VI Wafefs--assoried colors aud sizes
Also OF Sealing wax and lead Pencils--nll kinds
An assortment of Bronze, viz Gold Silver and
Brass
A large supply Of ground and powdered ornngr,
Peel and Geniian, of sulpbu,ic Muratic ana
Nitric Acids, and of Aqun Forts
A large supply OF Carolina Pink Roo,
OF Oil and Essence OF Fennel Seed. &c,
Together with agrest variety of other nriielas
Al unusually towpriees. II. DAWES
March g.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
MARSHAL'S SALE OF LAND.

DUKoUAN Ia decree OF the Superior
Il Court d Chaucrry, for the Lyuuhburg
district, rendered Oh the 2nh day OF October,
pitt and Robert Campbell and others dens
tine Undersigned Marshal Of the SAID Court
will sell ON the preinIs 5, al the mill Of Charles
{. Patterson in The county Of, Bedford, on
Tuesday tho 29lh day ol April 1923, in faI. il
lot, tue next tar day thereafter, at auction for
cash, al that tact or parcel Of land conveyed
to Charles {. Patterson, by deed warrant or
gift, lying on tie north west side Of the main
road leading from Bore Augur TO Iibprty, on
when tat, there IS u hne Manufacturing
Mill. I. 4 HOLCOMBE, Magshdl
March 90. wtds63
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
Declaration of Independence

When, in The course Of humun events. II ha
become neces airy for my fnporiits In dissols.
all conaeoiion nth jaiis and other places Of
close con6nem nj aud IN be exempt from oil
criminal prosecutions whatever deesn, res
pet which hold for mankind, impels ihem TO
n separation, ] hold these truths 10 be- seli-evi-
dent, that Judges and Grand luries have been
harras.ed without m ssure, thai smarms Of Off
oes aud witnesses have been perplexing my peo'
pie aud threatening their liberties. !. therefore.
" Dame Fortune do hereby dHclare" Fortune 3
Cottage" free aud Independent. granting power
in my name 20 make contracts, sell prisss. pay
cash promptly, and TO do all other acts n things
which independent Lottery Officers may Of right
do ; and Tor the support of this declaration,
pledge to customers good luck in the following
splendid scheme
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
Great BNygains IN Shoes.

4 ADiES'ine and coarse single aud double
IL So ed pruneila and Morocco
Sealskin and Leather Shoes
chil.iren's Leather and Morocco do
Mems fine and coarse do
The subscriber has large stock ofibc above
description Of shoes. Anxious 20 reduce the
stock and decline the shoe business. except in a
very limited way, he will sell OF At very re-
duccd prices for cash. by wholesale or retail,
n. ALLISON.
March "a. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
Marshaps SAT- n Real Estate.

nuRSuAAT to Jecfee Of the Superior
II Courl OF Ghance'y for the Lynchburg
district, rendered OF d'' 18Th day Of My 1927,
in cause between thomas HigginbotL am,
Jas Brown. aud Ropert kiyes, Merchants and
Partners trading under The style aud Grm of
Thomas fIgg inbotham and Co. PITTS against
Lindsay Bnrks and Wm. Hannah, dehs The
undersie ned Marshal Of the IA III cour, will sell,
on the premises N the county Of Amherst, on
"Wednesday HE 22I day of April 1929, If fair,
II not, III. next Gsr day thereafter, for cash, a
valuable tract Of land, Containing 400 acres, ly-
ing IN Amherst county, M the neighhorhood of
Waaghs fcny.
/. 4. HokCOMBE, Marshal.
March %. wtdsG3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
Declaration of Independence.
FREEDOM OBTAINED.
And prizes expected at

~HEREAS, by late aei ofihe virginia
w Legislature, granting 10 Lottery vendors
n license TO sell Foreign or Domsate Tickets
be u known that u Fortunes Coitage' - pre-
pared with the necessary credentials IN confor-
nifty with the SAID act. Tins cheering news
having reached the golden mansion Of = Dame
Fortune" she rejoiced and was crefedinefy
glad, and all the ule Goddeaes rejoiced around
her--she rose with majestic mein, and pronenn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

~ONSTANTLY on hand and Tor sale J.,
Ina and 20 inches wide, or wove to suit
any size reel Also wove wire tor whrai
fans. or auv other purposes. Together with
iron wheels, large aod small, aud also wal.
lowers for taus Sol on the lowes, terms by
wv RtRp
March ic.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
Heloson's Office, LyncA5Wg.

Numbers ~ % 3 81 90
were the numbers drawn 10 the N. Y. Consoli
dated Lottery, No. 2.
Renew your small prizes a, Hewsons 'oftu-
ma tie Office
March -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

FLOl'i-,5alos were made Yesterday aud
TIE lay bsf1ra of several considerabi lots
ofc'nn lour on the Basin bank AT So 30 -
- 10 'sa5ked far stored country flour, aud
" o. for Ci.y Mills.
[ Richmond Hhig. March 90.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
Bremen, Jan. 1879

DTCWtH, Jdh. l. 1917.
The first pa the year elapsed without re.
Iieviue commerce Of tbat dull aud languid
state ia which il had continued for some
rin' hop $ were entertained that the poiti-
cal ev-nts in the East might prove beneficial
10 business in general, which, however, were
n,t realized but another occurrence whch
has already, in slight degre''. aud is Likely to
heueit commerce, III this country, still more,
took place say, the great rise of prices in etain
produced by the failure Of crops IN England
and followed by the opening Of her pons for
foreign Corn This must lead TO an increased
consumption Of q onial produce aud as pri
ccs OF oi nea y all ari les are 50 very low.
with stocks o mosi OF them M deraie. we think,
mat his y A. business op MS with IN re en-
Ia on, friends, who may be incIin-
Ell to direct shipments To this market-ham ha,
of late hren tue case -
IA .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

INAUTION-it would not be advisable for a
NIny person TO trade for bond given BY me
to Mr.. Alhcham OF Lynchburg, dated in 1923,
tor ,he benefit of MIR. Pride of Kentucky.
March % JOHN WEBB
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
EDUCATION.

kiHE summer session Of tho subscribcr's
"A school, will commence on Thursday che
I'd day of April WIN. s. REID
March L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
4 .amp and Caster 0N.

NHUST received full supply OF best Dintsr
~ Lamp Oil, aud also full supply OF best
cold expressed Castor Oil. Howell DAVIES
Mach 2.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
-0kI1-

~. DTttdHSt -pth IT,
COitou.--Tbe safes Of tn" week have been
moIe extensive than noticed IN our last, and
principally confined TO the middle aud lowe
qualities of Louisiana and Miss sppi, at a fnf-
Their reduction on our former Thtes.
Sugar We continue our former olaiians,
(on pantatiou, 81 for good ia the c',y o.
rerai) rcmarking that choice. or very best mer-
charitable quality, sdch eioters want tor la
mily use is scarce, and has sold hi over our
rates by tho Gunauty.
!uO!assss--Ira find many Of opinion that the
prices Of last week will be fully supported tor
some time. il moi i'm rove. We beard oil ons
sale on the COAST, above the city, a, 10 cents.
Iobacco-1he supply On hand is too small
to admit OF heavy operations The late imports
have been in fair request at OR former rates,
which are continued.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

PtlC - CURRENT.
Corrected occkty for the lwgmion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

SOCK Jan | lS1g, 1851 liI9 1870 229 hhds
Ga comparing tie sales with those Of 1927
W find an increase of about 5000 hhas. winch
shows an eX c sioh ofihrs important hfanca II
business far . - place -oi Ma gland, 221S
hhd>. less are received, 24S9 mnre selt; "t VI
gina, % hhJs. more received, aud 1889 hhds.
nor s,d-nf Kentucky Gig bhds. more tecsi,-
ed i21u hhds NOR soii--and Of Stems, liz
hhds more rec wed, 100 lids more sold. In
the 6rsl part 81 asst ear, the prices of Mary
land experienced decline OF Ioa II per cent.
owing To- the considerable stock aud lh' little
confidence tue article eui oysd. since August.
the demand ,ias beru rev, IN, aud prices hiv"
gradually improved at ID Der ccni aud III
SOM lbs ance-, - a % per cent. particularly
for the hne colored aud yellow IcliptIons
OF which but ury little is on hand ii the lat
reports respecting the sholtOess oil nc next
crop, prove correct, we may eonid MY LOOK
for further enhancement OF prices. - he large
supplies OF Virginia, the bulk OF WIN h consist.
ed of very poor quality. produced REDUCTION
of Price. oi his description, oil % "A ~ per cent.
Towards he autumn, however purchases we're
made more freely, and prices advanced at III
pet CenI--Ih rise has not only been fhlly SUP
ported hut We NAV look for further improve
me .t ere-iong - The old fat, black tat, aud
sweet scented Tobacco, have continued very
sea &C through0n h year, fetched Srfy good
prices, aud yr think, will continue TO do we'll,
OF Kentucky we have 10 confirm the same
remarks, except that the redut t'on OF prices has
been about . per N less In the latter part
Of November, we had brisk demand Tor stems,
ia con.eq ,pnce of which prices advanced, and
can be quoted Al rs IL gr higher for the
good, and II SO higher for the on
binary quality, than at corresponding time
last year light brown good favored Stems
. IL ala, 40 IA y.,.f1,..a, IN fins market.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

N"rih Cro'ina Bank notes, 10 per centa dis.
cOnni
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

Nd. Nlfe. Ky. Stem
Stock lAJaa. ls2s, 5lsa ITO Hoe SIS hhds.
Imports Ia do do 1925 46i4 37l5 2ss3 do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

P. S. In the HandbiU there are sererdi itain'-
portnnt errors, aohicA the reader WW please to
correct ". mr. X
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-09-10
= I. ....!.. A.;z NO BUSINESS

IN ALI ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES,
and where may be had at any hour in the
day the following kinds of BREAD, viz
Loaf Bread, sugar and molasses Ginger
bread, hard and soii Crackers, New York
DO, ship and Pilot bread, sugar aud mo.
Iasscs Cookies; Buns, tea rusk, sponge
lemon cake, butter biscuit; water Biscuit
&C. &c &c.
Mr. GEoRGE w. SrANUorr, al tho cor
ner Of Bannlsier's wharf, VIII be supplied
.lor the accommodation Of customers re.
siding ~ that vicinity with the above ar.
ticles every morning, whore they may be
bought at the same price as al tie Bake
House.
Stores and families, in any part Of the
town, eau lc furnished from his cart, with
U.r articles in his line.
UEDDLN'G Clh hES, warrsnlel Of the
hst quality, made o order.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-09-10
Manufacturers Hotel.

THE subscriber would inform MS friends
Il and the public, that he has taken the a.
bove named stand, recently oecup.pd by mr
Blake in the village Of
FALL RIVER,
where he will be happy to wait on ,lose who
viii favor him with their patronage. HIS table
and Bar will be furnished at all tImeswlth the
best that the market affords
WILLIAM A. WAITE.
Fall River. July q, 1920.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-09-10

TilE unparalleled reputation Uf this
Y medicine ia such, and It's pre- eminent
virtues are 80 well established, ond so fully
acknowledged by an intelligent public, that
II IS scarcely necessary TO say any thing
further than that IT is Sore, tier Remsdy
in diseases Of the Liver, Debility resulting
from intemperance and dissipation. old and
lnvetsrate Ulcers, pains in the bones, at
tended with swelllngs Of the ioInts Indl-
gestlon, blotchcs on the face, plmplss &c.
Syphilis, Cutsneous diseases generally,
end Teuer in particular, MercuTial and
Srrofulous complaints
The certificates Of wonderful cures per-
formed by the Csiholicon, have become so
numerous, rs 10 preclude their insertion IN
any newspaper, and has made Il uecessnty
for the proprietor 10 print them in pam.
phlet Of about 100 pages. This will be
forwarded as coon az possible 10 the seye.
- Agents for gratuitous distribution, and
must, on perusal, strengthen the good o
pnion now entertained by the friends o'
TIN. medicine, and dissrrn, ss IL is hoped
the prejndces Of those who view with dis.
/ trust any medicine not known in what j.
called regular practice" Facts are stub
born things and csnno, be gainsaid.
Al the earnest solicitation OF member
Of the medical faculty and other, who hs,,
witnessed the astonishing cures efecte,
by the use ofthe Vegetable Catholicon, an,
who are anxious the, its benefits W ma n
kind may be more widely dffused, The pro
prietor hos consented to reduce the retai
price to TWO DOLLARS per bottle; a.
this will DO done wthou, in any way dete
riors,ing the quality OF the medicine, O
reducing te size Of the bottle.
For sale by
| A p. MOORE,
&sIkstssusrs, Se~pori K, ].
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-09-10
DANIEL C0F2,

Respectfully informs his friends and The
pa5Ec,
FHAT he has removed from Bonnistcr's
n wharf to the Bake llouR ~ Broad
street, ioudCrly occupied By M1scs & W.
Tnurs,on, directly opposite the hay Scales
where he intends carrying on the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-09-10
Valuable iaud ror sale
AT REDUCED PRICES.

THE Proprictor7 Of The South East nine
n Townships Of lho Holland Purchase in
the western part Of l'c State Of Vow York.
now offer the unso.d land IN those Town
ships for au.o, at the following reduced
prices viz.
In quantities of10OO acres or over, lying
as contiguous and compact ae may be, az
one dols: and twenty five cents per acre.
and in less quantities, al one dollar and if
ty cents per acre, for cash 10 hand, and q,
two dollars per acre, five per cent Of the
purchase money IN advance, and the resi-
due payable IN eight equal annual install.
ments, the first 20 be paid IN three years
from date With Inlcrc5 IT Oh the residue from
that time only
. These townships are distinguished bv
| No. ], 9 and 3, IN the lst q and 80 ranges
of the Holland purchase lying inlhetowns OF
! Friendship, Bolivar and Cuba, in Allegany
County and CLEANS aud H!nsdale,in Cstta
raugus County.
! The face Of the country is diversified with
| hills and vaies, but not mountainous; the
/ soil rich and esslIy TILED.
! II is covered with great variety ofiim
( Der. of luxurisnt growth. The country is
well watered and remarkably healthy. Va
rIone roads are opened through the
tract; houses Of public worship; mills, snt
school houses have been erected therein.
As the title is indisputable, II is believed
,bat this tract presents more inducement tc
the en'crprsing emigrnnt than any other
In the State. For further particulars apply
- ,.e subscriber, at the Office of the HOl
and land company at this place.
Ehcottvile. CattarsugUs GO. Ny.
June ], 1879.
STALEY y. CLARKE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-09-10
p 2 STE ".
oN A HARP WITH BROKEN STRINGS

ON A HARP WITH BROKEN STRINGS
Time, which antiquities antiquities and hath
a.. ART 10 make 0nst of all things. hath vet
ruar, 4 these mind monuments Sir Thomas
GrOicnt.
Tae soft afFectio ps, when they are busy that
way, will build their structures, were II but on
the pariug of nail.- .TaH IF Feeiing.
Mute emblem ofa broken heart
To thee my spirit fondiy ehngs
And Memory ruin as thou o1 -
Haunts, like a ghost, thy s5'voret strings
Alike, or thee, may pass the LFeohe
That steals along in summer z 'sdness,
Or utters through the leatless trees
AT eve, the soul Of sadness -
20 summer S breath, or winters sigh.
Thy murmurs never more reply
sThere was a time It's long ago
When round thee music loved 10 linger,
Or, sweep thy chords, in soitened flow,
Before the little fairy finger
ef that remembered Gne whose name
On earth is but an echo now
Though have scorched me IN the Aame
That frightened on her brow,
The pure glad light, when hops beat high,
That sparkled in her holy eye
w ilNh S1uh'os hhHS NP'H rs
Like clouds that steal oer summer skies, -
The InUrmurs that from thee she drew,
Oh they were musics very sichs,
But, in her gsyer honrs, thy strains
Broathed like the notes tn spirits given,
TO soothe them, after all their pains
From the soft hsrps Of he sven,--
With power I" bid al sorrows cease,
And win The bosom back 10 peace
''Twas meet that when the minstrel lied,
The Tyre she cherished should dccsy,
And never have thy tones replied
To touch, since that bereavlng day
The voice that spoke along each string
OF her pure spirit was part,
And every sound it used to Hlng
An echo Of her heart
That heart 10 goue--that spirit had--
And thou art tuneless as the dead
tHer song--and oh, how sweet she sung
Is silent now in mortal ears
But memory, broken lyTe has hung
Round thee the thoughts of other years
And made thee still thing divine
With many tear thy chords bedewing,--
Round which our feelings tondly twiRe,
Like ivy round Tuja
There, IN thy loneliness thou art
Fit embem for II broken heart :"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-09-10
Vegetable Lithon,riptic s
Specific Solvent
POWDERS.

HHIS preparation is remedy for the
II Grayel,apd all It's kindred complants
VIZ: Soreness Of kidnies; Chronic lnfOm
nation on the urinary organsj difficulty OF
MicturitIon; bloody wnter; StrBnguafy
and every specics Of gravel or stone IN the
bladder. IL is likewise one Of the most ef
fcient remedies for Dropsy, tn at has ever
been discovered; and on the principle thai
the Immediate cause Of the Dropsy, ls p
diseased state Of the exhalants, and urlna
~ system.
SO distressing are the complaints for
which this medicine il designed, and Sc
dreadful and doubtful The application OF
the knife, that this LlTlIONTRiPTlC
has been ordered from great distances,
even from the Eas, and West Indies, and
across the Atlantic! ond il is not known.
that /, has failed 10 give relief IN single
/ instance.
The evidence in favor Of its high sslu
tory powers, cannot be presented at length.
but few names are offered, Of those who
Eaye fully tested the virtues Of the compo.
siiIon.
Mr.. A. Davenport, Of Cam
bridge, had been severely afflicted with the
gravel for many years lie had resorted u
the most eminent physicians, end visited sP
the celebrated mineral waters, but the disease
gradually increased, until, to use his own Ian
yuape. "lifs was almost a bur,ben He pur
chased a bottle Of the Lithontriptic, in Nov
Is25. and a second, on the first OF January
following; on the morning Of tho 9th Of the
same month, having taken large dose the o
vening preceding he voided large quantity o
gravel, ors Of which storos weighed Jort!