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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-14

- 4 Essex County court, the is day Of December 1926
''hn hosei', PIT.
Mary CoI, Nan
The defendant not having entered her appearance aud
gwen security according 10 tie Act Of Assembly rule,
81 Tins Court aud sPpesas by satactory evidence ,ha,
'he not an nhabhsnt of this State, the motion of the
Iaiat ordered, that the ssid befo
the JUSTICES OF the County Court Of Essex the Caurthoua
on me thnd Monday IN February IT. answer his bin
that copy OF s order be forthwith iu.eited in the R;ch
nond Enquirer for two month"; and another
copy he posted at the front Couhsus OF hi,
county Copy. Tests,
Dec. u s. wSw ZACH u. CRITTENDEN
ehsneep- AT court OF Monlhy Sessions continued 4
"a he for Louisa County the courthouse ON Tue.day
9Th Of cember 1923:
John Cole PaE.
james g. MeKale,tsf, John Claybroose and jane. Mi;
che, $50 Toc -''''
Inc defendant Jane, e. McRal,er having hi.
appearance and gwen security according to rule,
OF this court, and Appearing the .at.scnn Of The cou
mat he not an insbsDt hi, the motion Of Tie
pantih ny his counsel 1t order that the said Jsme, q
Mehaits' appear her. the first Nareh court
and sn'wer he bill OF the PLAINTIFF and copy Of thi.
uet De forthwith inherited M paper pub.hed in the
city o. Nichmond for two mouths ce.vey and posted AT
the front door of the courthouse County on ,ou
court day. copy Te,e " H
Dec. 20. $3.50 - ~, =. - Go
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roLITxoAx.

;na1ern" Eeforn"- is announced that Mcssrs.
'9nn d. Derby and Joshua Seaver have been appoint
cd Inspectors of the port of Boston, in place of asss
John Skinner and Charles Duran,, removed. Mr..
perny. lsays the Pa,rot has been distinguished as
warm ana active fcderalst. lSo much the better.I
We DO not object to bis appointment on that account
as we presume it must have been made to "preserve
the integrity THE republican party"
.another.-Thc Providence Journal states ,ba, n,
WIN. II. Allen, Of Providence. has been anno;n,ci
Marine Hospital Physician of that port, in Mace -,
DR.. Wheaton, removed.
.another-Bcnjamin Mute, Esq. is appointed Post.
master at Vernon Oneida county vice James II. Col.
lius, Esq. removed.
"Ofhe7os occupations gone"
The Centnei states that one Peter Gray a LL,,I
porter IN the Boston Custom house, has been disph
Scd to make room for n Heroitc. Peter would mo,
ego dewhole bog"
.4ao,her'--Jamcs Mcclure to be Surveyor Of the
port Of Alexandria, vice William Weddenburn. re.
moved. '~''' -
'4nother'-Jacob Gould has been appointed ColIc--
we'd. 'S'"0-
.another.-Dr. John B. Ellwood, has been appoint
ed postmaster at Rochester, vice Abelard Reynolds.
'S''o'@"' Com. .4dr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-10
From The ". Y. Coy,u,ercio, .1,,.,r,;,

From The ". Y Commercial .l9ueyiiser.
by tile packet ship Corinthian, the editors Of the
commercial Advertiser received Portsmouth Manor
MAY. " vac '''i'
The Dublin Evening Post states that there is very
niue doubt OF the reelection of Mr. OCoDneI Of
cd for that gentleman.
Paris papers of May 23th had been received at Lon
VI 1t Is stated from Jassy, May e. that all accounts
from the theatre OF war, confrm the statement that
very sangulne actions had taken place at SIistria,
anu IN the cnylrous of Choumia, where the Turks
nave displayed unparalleled valor and fourht viii =
desperation bordering on pirenzy.
Letters from the frontier of Noldavia. Of NAY. con-
nrIn The taking of Bsldrick, little fortress between
Varna and Kavarna, by the Turks, and do not con-
tFadct the capture Of Szeboli by the troops of Hus
sein Pacha.
The European discipline adds much to their force.
DerVises appear at tho head Of the troops and recte
prayers and sing hymns, which the Turkish soldiers
repeat while they animate each other and when their
f1natcsm is thus excited they rush to the combat
mad men, uttcrng dreadful cries. The number of
Turkish troops increases daily and is nj least equal
to HAT OF the Russians.
On the 9Th of April. the Russian sauadron was at
V"o, :" TIC uuIOeI OF . rPo vi tie live oorvet,e
ana orlgs: The Courier of Smyrna Of April I2th,
says that Admiral Hayden having considered with
the president what place Of refuge they should choosc
III case OF war with England, the port of Nauoi had
been chosen and in consequence 80 pieces Of cannon
hah oeen placed Mt the entrance Of it. II is added.
wasimpossiblet TO escape in that port from the Epsh
fleet, had resolved 10 join his squadron 10 that which
was blcckading the DardaDellcs and in caso of do
clnration OF war, Immediately to force the possnge
and proceed into the Black Sea. II WINS of6rmrd n,
Poros that this junction would be very coon effected
Letters from Constaninople May ID, say n IL the
firm beliefthat the Russians project landing ON the,
Asaiic coast Oh the Black Sen, and that the attack on
Snebola was merely cObtrved as mask 10 tlis
vae enterprise, for which immense preparations were
making ~ Odessa. In consequence, the Ottoman
fleet bad been sent 10 the Black Sea to prevent this
nyasIon for The Dyan drcads nothing so much as the
appearance Of n considerable hostile frce in the vi
cinity Of the forts on the Asac eide Of the Bosplors
which would DOT only spread alarm in the capital but
would greatly impede the arrival Of supplies for the
European provinces.
Adyices from Legiorn state that great mischief
has been done IN that port by violent tempest Op.
posing winds seemed TO struggle together and at IN.
tervals traces Of fire. were in the horizon. The
vcssclg at anchor were exposed great danger Sc
veral Of them had their chain cables broken, aud
werc driven ashore.
The Admiral Benbow. an outward bound IndianInn.
was attacked by pirates on the 18th Of April She
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-10

trsd ! L" .NeO OrfeGns.-The Baltimore Pstritl,
of Friday, states that the yellow fever was ,so;n1r
at New Orleans. On tho subject of the heaIfir ~
that Cry, we find in the New Orleans Mercantile
ADVERTISER Of tho Ieth ultimo, (later than the In
ragraph: P''
during the last few days, we have experienced n
SoNsideraole improvement in the weather which Ia,
become dry, and even pleasant for this season of the
year. cnongeo OF weather haSbrought With il nlso
DIES Of every kind at This moment us it ever was on
the 18th of June We have made this statcmeoe io
eounteract impressions which have gone abroad aha,
New orleans was oveTrun with sickness.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-10

ed SDanS an ls pa's thu. could be gather
on long cruise oil Cuba ard had made no 0es
i"r s"icnga time that all their provisons .s CO
&c: were entirely exhausted; that their comrnac. w..
only kepnive by subsisng upon the bodies Of ,
who died from day to day. Several articles of u,c,
chandise and considerable amount in specie ,.sr.
found secrcted in the vessel which had been landed
aud the men imprisoned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-10
Erpm, he y: !. .4,aeri.nn.

Two o'cLocK.-We have Just received. by the CO.
rnthian, Portsmouth paper ofthe Ist of June with
London dates ofthc 3Oth May. Itiss,acd on the au-
tAoryOf letters from Jassyof 9th Nav that all &C
counts from the theatre of war agree in stating that
very sanguinary actions had taken place near Sstra
and in the environs Of Shumla, where the Turks.
have displayed unparalleled vaor aud.desperation-
Letters from the frontiers of Moldavia, Of 10Th of
May, confirm the taking of Badrick little fortress
between Varnn and KavaTna by the Turks aud do
net contradict the capture OF Sizcbo by the troops
Hussein Pacha Sir James Scarlet has been appojnt
ed Attorney General. Mr. Brougham was offered
forward to he Master of the Rolls. Mr.. Sugien was
TO be Inc Solicitor General a falling of IN the 1eye-
nuc of380,ooGl. was anticipated
The blockade of the Bagianelcs was to be extend
ed, and occasioned hard feelings in England snf
hIent number OF vessels with grain are said 70 have
passed, to relieve the scarcity III Constantinopic
Liverpool dates to May 28th state that the cotton
market was brisk at advance OF Id.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-10

LorW a. ne south AN intelligent friend who has inc,
returned from visit to South Carolina, ,ne,, ~ s Just
o. Tue people of that State against the Tariff have
eIany sunsdcu since has bern found beneficial in n,
Ssu even uefe, where much deprecated ~. s,.,
IN consequences Of the protection gwen to tho 81
@ U.s. a LOUISIANA the demand for negroes South caro-
nus from louisiana and Florida for tho purchase of slaves
are sent throughout the State advantar eous sales co,t
ally made Their price is now said TO ayerase nsar s
h"a great advance Oh their value for seversears
kcy 10 receive double tho benefit from the "oous ,.r
ha VIII he experienced by the New England nanufac,ers
" y. ksrud
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-10
i, !f'rom the N, Y. Commercial Advertiser,

,r, From the ~ Y Commercial Advertiserl
INC courier and Enquirer administered such q
forgive the editors all the harsh things they have said
OF Us lattery Indeed, we at present quite too
Soed natured to quarrel. and to keep sol Tir,
;nc however nnder which the Courier labors, is
lnston. majority Of the heads of Departments Nh
9uestonably hold Duff in as much tcte.t atio, no IN,
1o , T very justly does. And why' The Courier
n,,u ~ mas, itself, unwtingy informed lis.
Teh- Jackson had never called Cabinet Council.
me TACT unquestonaby is, that the heads of denar
nen's leel neglected, that Duff should hare
;a mem au RE is the Presidents Mentor
his bosom Counscllor-''his guide philosopher nnd
iriend' Hence no necessity for Cabinet Couueei-
u'f can now Say this happy people, in the lanr,apo
o, another iliustrous "Reformcr, the celebrated
mcnt." W 'N'' e"d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-10

lac dHle'fcon SrsrTe Pittsbun Salesman r,e,,ft,r
having seen beautiful specimen mutation of r.r,. e.
p, ~hnn was manufactured hosn rags Mr. Hoid.hp;,
sn tat CITY Is entirely Of paper: but 80 pe,Sr, IA H.
nauon that rs stated tho best judges would Re uraie q,
niue distance, To distinguish from Brus,sls The hfs .,
nanuiaoufcd 10 the ordinary papp and IN,
coours which are OF great variety beauty are te .
ca upon The paper aud the process staining and n;,;
.e same as mat for making wall paper Ii is then 30 bbI
Vanished as To rcsls, the effects r and is thu, r,
more beautiful and durahhe thad the imported article
Ron Pot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-10
Gayaquii, March ED, 1929.


From correspondent at St. Thomas, the editors of
1ne Baltimore American have received file of the
Times TO the 18th ult. inclusive. smart shock of
an earthquake had been felt in the IsInud tho scL
10 SAID TO have been succeeded 10y a loud rumblinp
noise, like that Of distant thunder Tho Times cen
tains extracts from Barbados papers to the 3oh Ma
On the 18th Of that month, public meetina was
held at bridge Town, Of which the following fcsou
ton adopted Unanimously
"Resotred-In consequence Of the great droucht
In the Island Barbados for many months past Il is
Inc opinion Of this meeting that there will be great
dis,rcrs throughout tho Island unless there DC q n
Immediate Importation of food from other pnces
"It is also tho opinion Of ts meeting That shouId
there be rain shortly yet corn potatoes and the Other
necessanes Of life, cannot be produced under fpnr
months, and chat there is not food sufficient in the
Island to supply the wants of the inhabitants for more
than half that period"
On the motion Of The Hon. WIN Everslcv, second.
cd by WIN. Oxey, Esq. petition to the effect of ibe
foregoing resolution, was passed aud unanimously u
greed TO.
"Resoired therefore,. That petition be prepared n
lis honor the President, praying hs honor for the
reasons herein stated, TO permit and encourage by
proclamation c.hcTwise, the IMPORTATION of tio No.
ccssaTy supplies Of -four, bread, Isdstoes rice ccs
corD-meal, peas beans, and grain OF every drse,in
ton, from the United States Of America and other
foreign ports"
u docs not appear, from any further extracts before US s,
tho petition was granted up the 2oh MAY ~ WV
DomSnIa IN consequence Of The late destructive fire. al
ne houses hereafter TO be built Tequed 10 be of stone or
brick, and covered with tile, siuie or metal ~ " 800 -
9ans was about TO he established surnan with ca pi-
ai of three million II gl1ors under tie Auspices of the
"hng and Governor oftie Netherlands"
Captain Berry, tho tchooner William. at Port
land IN ~ days from ST. Pctre Gundaoupo, reports
mat two days previous Co his sailing, gentleman
from maiiegannto had arrived Of the Point, who in.
formed nm that schooner had anchored off that
Island with four men on board and number of dond
botics On deck. The schooner was taken posspssion
Of by the proper authorities, and was no doubt ,
PFalca vessel, as there were no papersto be found
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-10
STAGES,

'hNhANEl'LERS are respectfully informed tina.
me western Stages to Lynchburp and Salem
&C. lcavc Richmond on MONDAYS w ctlnesdays g,
fridays at A. NJ; arrive at Lyrchhnrq the
nm uays Oy Z. NJ, and Salem the third day
wncre The great Valley line to Huntsville NASH,
vile, &c. is connected. Before rcarbing Salem
NJ FIuks on the Blue Ridge mountain this line in
tetsects CaidweTs line, which passes FYrcas,le
sweet Springs, Salt and White Sul phur Springs, &, G.
,nt,e?lsectlhR Perter a. Bedons line at Lcwfsburr
III M ' IN! 10 Guyandotte on the Ohio river
no iN'chihond line III returning will leave Salem
On tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at 4 A. nj.
days at a. NJ ~ 'o'' ""N 4A"iS
The travel will IN ,o.r,IA
mcv. " ""IHS"' J" SUD
Union Hotel, Richmond 'F' ' - '"0
baggage or property, whether belonging TO-
passengers or other per ons M The ,;sk of tLo,cs
Pocti'e owners thereof. ~ ''O ''o
a. PATERSON. Proprietor.
y. B.-Caldwolis line runs nni, ,..;o,' 1919,
r,nnJ iIs Tor the Springs &c. s6opId Icnvo Rich.
July 10 'u'ys'
10 DC published the Norfolk Herald and p.o,.S,-
70 ere Mhg Oihee for collection Aho Dis 70 Dc sent
ONO q DUNGLIsoN's csESSc,,, !. me-.
Ton,. 49,, sn introduction tip, sngv - 60. ~,
CIV of vi,Si ~ S'e1r Long. ESQ late of ts IT,
Dungn NJ D. ofe University Of Lgndo9 and Rooley
The above ~oal !, said 10 be very valuable. H. sAsg
H. THOMAS TAYLOR IS Tu1bo,i.od
cer,,o "s, zen TWO valuable LOTS, lying ncnr m
Sra,,a y, s,,o uly ono IN front Of the NVosbngtoo
,rg %Sc!n .ne other immediately back Of Mr. Stanasd
Ibe improvements the FIRST are g
tenant Ci,u ~ VT; Goddtn, the
Juno HEO' nay, acting
-S------ for the Propricta-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-10
II. THOMAS TAYLOR !. ~,

NOTICE.
q ~ persons indebted TO the estate oftho late t2o.
snd IL, ncMen are requested 70 settle the SANE
their claims for adjustment. ''''''' "''' S'nu 10
DAVID BARCLAY, Admir-
'"' OF Robert Kcwea, dec.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-10

=, bu.l confined IN pen a. Salem. New Jcrspv
l1i"ly attacked cooured nian who was in lac nen
anu kbed bm:-Ibc place where tho animal was
confined was adjoining slaughter house. md Lc c,as
enraged on the smelling Of blood
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-10
From d. Nt,o Yort .yo,.,,locr.,,,,,,,.,,

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM COLOMBIA.
y" are indebted to the politcness of the Colum
bian Consul tor Caracas papers to the 9th of June.
inclusive. They confirm the Important run,or rccci
we'd few days since by the schooner Chatham from
Porto Cnbello, that he befpeen Colombia and
Ic,u ious tihety to be renvrei Tue "Gacrta del
Gobierno OF the latest date contains the following
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24
RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE
SPEECH or Mn. HENpERsoN OF IorDo,,u
In snP?ot ef tie SuJsfifufeof Mr.. JVI,,n in i;.,
me MiTd resolution nj The Legislative COD,mjife,
WEDNEsD-AY

SPEECH or Mn. HENpERsoN or Iorro,,,
IN tsW?%%f % NE Sn1shtmeq Mr.. VI,,m, in lien
me WiFH resolution NJ The Legislative C,U,njifee
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER Is.
Ma. HENDERSON addressed the Committee :, en-,
port OF ti'e substitute 81 Mr.. Wilson a. AMENDED ri.
expressed me qualification he md felt on account orro
manner in which The Interesting arcsion rccen,,,
dcr ne confederation of ths Committee had bes1 J
pa'e" ny me gentleman from Northampton, (iIr Uo
anu ne gentleman from Hanover, (Mr. Mori.)
Ne remarked that be felt ptj. in fnaki;,g the ,r,,,
Z" MS acknowicdgmcnlst TO these gentlemen distinguib
Gu ""' Tor TIER abh AMI eIoquence and for their
Courteous treatment OF those who, with himself differ
ca rom them In opinion lie intimate d an e,ross, CO.,
Wat 'ha same temper mig mark The debate aior, 10
o',.h upon inc great 'u'jer nov before the b,dv
M. ~ said, before / proceed, Mr. Chairman. 70
trouble Tie Comm'''cs upon the meiis Of the ona.,;o
under cons ieration will briefly aIyeri ,o ,h 60;
and history OF thu freehold sinr,Ss in V,~;'i y, ~
n'" I'll zlO years since the assemhsge Of NE fr,,
iou'c o. Burgesses From 1919, when il met III ,e51
period Of 50 years, the suffrage with lie 1 10
Of ns'e year. vase xercscd by all he fr,c, !, ,
Too"y Daring the excepted year il "a ii,ni,eJ', 10
h'NSe-ksfpcrs IN The year 1917 after The J.a,t -, s.,
gaIMt B'c3n, thc Geeh0id suffrage wa 6e, in,, '
ed, not by a"y oct Of the Ltgi>lalnrs Of us E,,it
raiman'' or OF The people Of either country. # wa.
o g % IegSl lntsrposon entirely. ha. bceD
mos, apy ana iorcibly shewn by my friend from r. eJ
enck' (hr Co)keO Yes, sir, said Mr. II i, a., ~
precious hut OF despOisn. Chaflcs ii o,, ~ 49,
most odious and prolliga.s ty,ana ,vlo aver
DrU seep're, Transmitted TO Sir Williim r ILL.,"
wen Governor oil he Colony an instruction .i,,oi 3,
III oM" IoE'' n'nh commanding him To ~ rn,it non.
,"''P' Jt"D"'S' 10 exercise this inc slim able rriv
Ir&f - curious to observe The refined spiril ni TO-
Fanny which reigns throughout this documen, f. co
'uu' or HIidm not 10 permit tie House of B,rges
e' 10 meet more ihIn once IN i,oo geays 10 ln, ts
wJ"Wteen d6ys' and to reduce The moderate re-
t'mP'ncs Tor their services which t,s f-es,nc, r -
Jony nal cheeriuy accorded 10 their rcpreseotsIivs
y SIR that the policy and aim Of Ills d,eu.
.,, - 10 d''hesrien The peopl, to degrade tI,si,
W ",""e mockery Of heir legislation A loci.
nEO, of We who'll bushes. Of nevy and ri,ioe Col,
ny py agents who were 10 be humbied hy su5.i.ins
11P1h om o@a ara. coarse dieH ask Mr. Chairman. H.
~ c@icoyer with The hoaty mantI, sr ,rt;o,i1y d.
monopoly which a'saR n IN abuse (,,,nded IL, A.,
and Y' ana 'e"fGln daegari Of all dccsncy and right
~ people, can q 2ileoge 10 seifthe f,yor,ii ,;
II,rT 9emen OF Virginia IN the nineteenth cen,or,,
Of M mus continued Mr.. r., stfippsd the srsy
opponents Of The interest which it claims om me
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24
THE NEXT STATE LOTTERY.

ooHEN's OFF1cE-BdItimOre, Oct. IL. 1929
" present here with, Class No. l. for 1929 of the
MAHf LAND STATE LOTTERY, No T. for 1929
arranged on the ODD aud EVEN SYSTEM, The
more ~ " ~
Weanesday the 25M November.
HIGHEsT PRfzE
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARSl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24
U'eanesday. the 18th November
,.,.~- ,,.,, inii - RiZE
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS

O,zIO prizos, amounting 10 20 600
only 1000 Tickets in the scheme-Not One Blank IN
PtHc!-ihe whole payable in CASH, which as tssuai
NJ CoHEN's OFFIcE, can be had tle moment tbcv 49,,
drawn. Wy "'e
u,i1. ''"c'S' 81 w Quarters, 81 90
y Cp,,,.r,., -, w hS'ghtS, 80
conveyance, enclosing The Cash orprizes viii meet Inc
same prompt aud punctual attention a. if on personal an
Pncalon' }. ]. COHEN, Jr. s. BROTHERS.
Baltimore.
" nc Register, containing the Official List will be
forwarded immediately after the drawing TO those who
may rcquesttt oct 20. 40-2awt2IstNcv.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-21
To the pub\ic.

TN consequence of the numerous frauds and 'mpos'-
Il tons practsed in reference to my medicine. | am
again induced to change the form OF my BOTTLES.
In future the PANACEA will be put in round bottles,
huted ongitudinally, with the following words, blown
in the glass, "SwlIM's PASAcEA, PHILADA, asrepre'
sented above.
These bottles much stronger than those hereto
fore used and will have but label, which covers
the cork with my own signature omit, that the cork
cannot be drawn without destroying the signature,
without which none is genuine. he medicine may
consequently be known to be genuine when my sig
nature is visible 10 counterfeit uhich wH be punishable
csJrgery.
The increasing demand for this celebrated medicine
has enabled me to reduce the price to TWO DOL.
LARS per bottle, thus bringing within the reach OF
the INDECENT
Nv Panacea requires encominm; ITS astonishing
effects and wonderful operation have drawn, both from
Patients and Medical Practitioners of the highest re-
speciality, the most unqualified appreciation, and es'
tablished for il character which Ehvys pen, though
dipped in gall, can never tarnish.
The false reports concerning this valuable medicine,
which have been diligently circulated by CERTAIN
Physicians have their either in ENVY or IN the
mjschevous effects the SPURIOUS MUTATIONS
The Proprietor pledges himself to the Public, and
gives them the most solemn assurances, that this medl
c1e contains neither mercury any other deleterlous
drug.
The Public are cautioned not 10 purchase my Pana.
cea except firm myself my accredited agents, per-
sons of known responsibility and all those will conse
ouenty be without excuse, who shall purchase from
any other persons.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-21
CERTIFICATES

The following communication sldr, SEED 'uhe,
| prietor of JudkIns' Ointment. from the Hon j 4
| TaIiafcrro, member Of Congress, iShgh|y ih,srs
| The grdtutous manner III which /! IS made ela
feelings Of no Ordinary character towards .ufenr
manity; and is certainly well deserving Of publ: l
| tcntiOn.
WAsHIyGToy, Jan. 3d. lS&
SHIT has been my wish for considerable 4
TO communicate Ia you The good eject nth Vial
have used the ointment invented bya Mr. JgIk I
! and which now understand is made and sod
gent, appointed by yourself. ! have arphedb,a|
ment during the last three years to every sPe,HI
tumour ard wound, without failure TO produce 4
in every instance. I consider II the most decdc 4
efficient remedy in all cases Of tunour, be ,h q
Whit it may, and have found nothing 80 goo !
wounds of any description. 1t may be propr' "ll
that the cure OF a tum0ur called White Swelling q
en- over by the most distinguished physicians, nIrl
rablc, and which they decided, would, NIihoriM''
,ation prove fatal 10 the patient, was under NY ne
diate notice effected by the use ct Judkins ".ea
and the patient is in fine health HIS I'm, 'tiS
by the tumour being restored to per'ed s1',
soundness. Also that the leg OF an aged man s''
had been wounded, and exhibited one drtS,aM >
cerated surface from the knee to The 1901, shu N'N
for more than two years, lad been cons''t'" ~
Bile, was eFectuaIly curel BY the apP'ca"o" % y
kins' Ointment. mention these w Cases. N"''
under nv immediate notice and management "''
ciled evidence of the efficacy Of hSrtmed' " 8
of tumour and of ulcers. have expeneree""
cidedb, the good efltc, Of tbs remedy !" the cu'
Felons, and Of every species of fresh wound NN'
to me that any one who will observe on tlc o''t.
of this ontme n, must be satisfied as to us O'''D.
effect. can with the utmost confidence Froo'''
the use Of this valuable remedy.
laH Sir, very respectfully, r,,r.
To Mr.. Charles IIerstons, Proprietary
of Judkin's Ointment, near F:ede'
ricktown, Nd.