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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

The following Address was presented To Nh.
Jackson, on The day OF hls Inauguration as Pre-
NIdrnt Oh the U. states, by the revolutionary of
hcfrs no" IN Washington;
Gen. .lndreip Jackson
on--Ne, II few otthe surviving officers aud
soldiers OF the Amy OF the Revolution, noW
convened at this place, mos respectfully solicit
the honor of TO ming your escort 10 the Capitol
where you are about to be lnaugurated AS Pre-
sident oi The Il states
Former events, aud our advanced ages, pre-
clnde the idea thai this is designed To e a mia
tdTN pageant no, sir, II Is Tar otherwise has-
Ing fought IN the defence OF the sacl ed tig hts OF
man, aud Tor the liberty, sovereignty. and inde-
pendeH &C otthese united States, now happily
honnd together. as We fondly hope, by an ndis-
selves OF the opportunity OF neing present when
the guard anS,Ip of these invaluable bench S
shan be deposit ~ your hands
Inc Vdlor, the judgment. the independence OF
NINA, the Pruoente, tie hImnrss aud the true
patriotism OF out great comma" isI, Nashi &
tonieJ as 'rIImphanily through the Revoluton-
AIRY Wal, and the natIoH through the FIST PERI
DDS OF the Federal Consultation and We nave
entire confidence that the exercise OF the same
uan'crndant utncs Nill undcr Go, preserve
invioiaie our liberties, independence an union
during your administrators AID II Is our most
ard nj prayer thar hey may be pe5petua. May
your days be long and Happy >niay increasing
honors multiply pa your head-and, like your
first predecessors, may sou add civic monu
ment to your martial glory and like his, may
they be mperishable
we have 10, honor TO be,
With the highest respect,
Xonr most obj servants,
William Polk, Chairman
john Nicholas
Aaron Ogden
Abraham Broom
Robert Boiling
EinaiGan Sears
Robert k,ene
j. Woodsides
Philip Stewart
Armistead Long
John Brown Cutting
Caleb Starke
VIM. Gambel
Jacob Gideon, sr.
John NJ. Taylor,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

FRO nj CONTINUED. !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

thar i HtAs' Royal S.zatafd. nc. as sss
used by the Ronsn Empprors. before Con.
sianiine used the Cross In its stead.
SIIxr, Gnz
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
rbo Conyentioa then ahj uineI.
FRipAY, OcroFrR 9.


Mr.. Scott reported, from the Commits Of
Privileges aud Elections. that they had eltm
ined the Returns. NC &c.
On MIR. MERGERS motion, this Report was
laidupon the table.
Mr.. fitznugh, with syew Of FIXING under
the law the compensation of The officers Of
the Convention, submitted the following Reso
lotion
Resulted. Thaia Committee be appointed
20 enquire and report Tho compensation pro.
per 20 be allowed Ia the several officers appoin
ted by this Convention.
This resolution was agreed to without oppo
.iiion- Aud the President appointed the fol
lowing as a COMMITTEE for this pnrpose, viz +.
Messrs, Fnhugb. Loyal, Stanard, Barbour Of
Orange, add Bayl,.
On Mr. Doddriee's moiion the Report Of the
COMMITTEE of lreniy. -Four was taken up. with.
o Al opposition.
The Resolutions being read nj the Clerks
table. Mr.. Mercer rose 10 say, ihatl lie would
vail until tho gentleman from Norfolk GNr
TazewelIl had offered ms Substitute for The Re.
mort, before he himself would submit his own
two Resolutions additional TO those ofthe Re.
vori--lt would be time enough to perfect the
Resolution when The Cony6 ntiuu had disposed
efthe Substitute.
Mr. razewei remarked, that he would have
prelerred the Resolutions TO he PEI fccled be fore
lie submitted his own Substitute He would,
however, waive such suggestion. IT the friends
of the Resolution were SIZED TO proceed
He would, therefore submit his Substitute
(which proposed to reler the whole Constiru-
ton 10 a Committee of the whole MI 7.
then proceeded TO support his Resolution
He stated, that il would expedite the proceed.
ings of the Convention; whereas, The other
al. =
Committee, would hang them up and delay
the proceedings lie conteUded also, that they
would not proceed a, all, until the Legislative
Committee had reported, as the organization
of the other Departments would der end upon
that branch land the difficulties would be still
further enhanced, IL iho proposition Of the gem
tlemen from Loudoun Mr.. Mercer1 10 assign
the right of suffrage and the basis OF represent
ta,ion 10 distinct Committees, were adopted.
Was there not also some danger that the differ
en-, Committees would make different and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15

Walter I. %. - % be Postmaster at Peters
hnrg, Columbians county, Ohio, ~ The place oil
James Wallace, removed.
Isaac Hiison, 10 he postmaster at Salem. in
The above county, 10 the place OF John Street,
removed.
William Moody, to be Postmaster at Column
biana, IN the above county, in the place Of
jesse Alien, resigned.
Albert Richardson, TO he Postmaster al
Wellsville in the above county in the place OF
John Feehan. resigned.
James Miller, 10 be Postmaster at Hartford,
Trumbnll county, in the place oil Ed~ard
BrOckpay, resigned
The Boston Evening Bulletin and u. S Re-
publican of the 29lh inst contains the 4ih mum
her OF Russell Jarvis's address to the public,
concerning his late partner, Duff Green. 1t
consists chiefly Of correspondence between
those men in regard TO the projected dissolu-
ton Of their partnership, hich we do not con-
ceive To be OF sufficient interest TO be transfer
red 10 our columns. Ii seems that during their
controversy, Green proposed That the Sum IN
dispute between th IN should be adjusted by
referees. Mr. Hamilton OF S. c. of Rruench.
ment memory, aud Mr.. Henshaw, aud that in
the event OF their not acting before a defined
period, Judge White and Mr.. Woodbury., two
Senators OF the u. should sill in judgment on
the squabbles. This Mr.. Henshaw is, we sup
pose, the present Boston Collector, who has
been brought before the public by Col. Orne
on charge of consriring with Duff Green and
others for the corrupt distribution of the Fede.
raj offices IN Boston. Green greatly prefer
red arbitration 10 a jury tial; alleging thai
more confidence was To be placed in the forme'
tribunal than IN the g." uncertain verdict of ~
~" which, he says TO Jarvis, you mu /.
know, from experience. is otten dependent upon
The caprice and prejudice Of ignorant indirid
uah Jury trials ara deseryedIy in high favor
with the American people but they seem IL
bad odour with the CoabINATIoN; on IT,
ground, probably, that Jures deal IN facts Duf
Green, we have seen, begs his friend Jarvis tt
Keep him away from Jury, aud Amos Kendall
another priyy councillor Of /" the greatest ant
best OF men, chooses to lie under dirpc
charge ofperury Iather than go, MS he ha
been invited TO do, before jury.
Nat. Jour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
SATURDAY, October 10.

he following gentlemen we're announced
as having been appointed TO constitute the
several Committees ordered on Friday, viz:
HE Committee 10 consider he Legislature
Department ofMe Gortrnntat.-Messrs. Leign
ct Chesterfield, Broadudx, Glcr, Anderson.
Johnson, Be'rne, Mason, ardolph. Madison.
Mercer Cooke, Pendeion, George, Roane,
Chapman, Summers, Doddridge, Green, raze-
wei. Campbell OF Bedford, Townes, Pleas.
ants, Taliaierro and Joynes.
CommiHee 10 consider The Ereculire Depart.
meni-Messrs' Giles, Dromgoole, Nicholas,
Cotlman, M'Coy, Smith, Trezvani, Leigh Of
Halifax, Fiizhush, Powell, Naylor, Campbell
OF Washington, Gsrnett, CIoyd Duncan. Nor.
gan, Barbour of Culpeper, Loyal, Clayton,
Cabell, Gordon, Bates and upshur.
Committee Of The judicial Departments
Messrs. Joynes, Alexander, Marshall, Harr
son, BALDWIN, Miller, Claiborne, venable, Sta.
nard, Henderson, Griggs. Boyd. Mhlillan,
Morris, MATHEWS La'dley, Campbell of Ohio,
Scott, Taylor, Meunis Martin, Thompson aud
Bay ley.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15

,Ns'o York, Oct. 5.-1ne Match Race was run
on Saturday, aud won by the northern 6Ilv
owned by Mr.. Stevens. The bet was made On
blood, before either animal was foaldpd and
So TAR as tins match goes, it establishes the snne
riorily of tie Eclipse stock
Inc day was very fine, and the course was
upon the whole. well attended Both animals
were black. or dark brown, without any hite
both appeared in fine order-and when sri,
ped 10 be saddied, opinions seemed much d;y;I
90 as 10 me points of superiority of each Bet
ing was equal, generally; though, unon the
"hoie, TIE southern horse was the fayo,ite and
ODDS were oik9sd upon him by some sahqn;ne
hackers that would not he denied
Al the appointed hour the horses went off n,
'ne 'ap-a hne starl-tbe fiily having tbe noles
"h'cn' however, the horse running ahead took
rom her IN tue hrst quarter Of mic. They
ea'Ioped round ea'ily, the horse lpedinp hnt
every now and then dashed at bv tho 6,ly ,ra
was 'ard IN hand; and thus ii continued until
me 'asi quarter ofthe second mile. when the
h'y was LEI out and whpped-the horse being
uhder the whip too--untiI she passed ahead
ana came out winner by about two Ien.tbs A
shout from the Long Islanders testiGe a ,hs;r
orhgn' al ms result.--It was however, no yrea,
eh'ft OF speed-the time bt ing q m ser Al
'er I've usuai interval, they were again brouob,
up me ODDS being freely offered in fayo, of tha
Eclipse 6Ily. After or 4 false starr. wh; ae
worried the mare good deal. while The yirgi.
~" morse, e'ther from better training or her.
'e"pef' look IT quietly they finally got Of we
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
NepicO, August IAN, 1929.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO

Extract Of letter from gentleman, dated
MeTico, Augusl Goth
The Senate has at length yielded and The
President IS endowed with extraordinary pow
ers-He will at least keep quiet all those who
were so clamorons agains, US 10 this city, We
have nothing from Santa Anna. II is sail
that the Spaniards have sacked and destroyed
Iampico and are on their march inwards- but
this is not certain"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15

We un ierstand that General Bravo, aaj seg.
era of his compatriots, who we're some time
since compelled 10 leave MEXICO in consequence
of he internal dissentionS there, sailed from
this port on Tuesday, in the schooner Splendid,
for Vera Cruz. II is understood, as we learn.
that they intend 20 offer their services 10 their
country 10 aid in repeIIing the recent itvasion
by the Spanish troops. IN. L. GaseHe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
FOR SALE OR RENT,

An eligible stand for Grocery Store.
HHHE tenement situated on main street.
~ opposite TO Liberty Warehouse Posses
sion given on the 25h Nov. next Ifa sale q.
the above tenement is not cfTec ted before the 25f
of November, II will be for rent for one year
from that date. For terms apply to
NJ. W. DAVENPORT.
Sept. % 6f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15

The u. higate Brandywine, Com. Jones.
has arrived al New York from a cruise OF three
wears and one month in the Pacifir. She left
CalIao on the ooh OF June, and Rio Janpiro
on the 9th of August The b has brought
nome Tor trial six mutineers from The ship Con.
slltnton Of Norfolk, aud three from the brig
Post Captain of New York.
The b andywipe has been absent 81 months.
having sailed from Sandy Hook on the 3rd Sep
1876 since when il is computed she has run
upwards Of 90, goo miles.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
3-S

The National Gazette doubts the news Of
the capture of Constaniinopte, and thinks 1t
highly probable that Adridnopie was meant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15

LATE APPOINTMENTS.

w z Al VI4NI VIM =.
Hifinm Hunter, TO he Collected of the por
OF SandnSky, in The place Of MOors Farrell
removed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
DOME STIDa
TREASURY OF VIRGINIA.

We understand that on the lst. INST. Nhe
end of the Fiscal Year, there were, in the Trea
snry of Virginia 49, ,o0O-(includip ia tbs
sum. about So23 600, the produce OF The lax on
Merchants Licenses, paid last sprng)-B sides
this unGommonly large balance in the Treasu-
", there were standing 10 the credi of thu Lit.
erary Fund, near S54 o0O-upwaids of 81. 0Oo
10 the credit OF the J mes rivet Company and
upwards of $1,000 10 the h ard OF Pobllc
Norks.-Ihls excess ufthe nncune co.nes N .
most fortuntte time, 10 met the extraordinary
expense OF the meeting OF the Convention.
There viii he a comfortable surplus alter max
ing this disbursement. Rich Emo
The number OF Students, who nav matrleu-
lated IN the University .. " ginia, is said 10 be
a tth greater than II was AT the correspondfa-
period at the previous session. 10.
Public Debt-rbe secretary Of the Trea
snry has given no re II on the lst day Of
January next 81 O4y 542 ~ of the per cen,
stock OF March 3, 1917 viii be paid 10 thu legal
holders thereof, at the TIE surs, or al he LOAF
Oihct We're the same may stand credited. NJ
transfer I t'r err'lh ateo to be paid Will o..
allowed after thu lsi ani he IN crest Their 200
will cease on thu 3lSt Of December npxt.
Columbus, (Geo.) Sept 26-The Indian
Councl winch assembled IN the Creek Matt
on the l3tn ult, has tdjournsd The object OF it,
meeting was to take ITO consider ton the pro.
prieiy ofthe migrating west of tho Mississippi
river IN accIr' ancs with the views of the Go.
vernment. aseE 'Ssrd ia the recent talk OF
President jackson TO the Creek Indians. The
council has requested the Agent Col. Croweil
10 apprise the President Of the present deter
mination of the Nation not 10 relIuau,shi pre-
cent territory, but to remait AMI submit 10 the
avs oil Alabama. Commissioners have bsen
appointed on he part Of Alabama TO ,lke the
Census OF the Nation !; and have proceeded
considerably IN the business of their APPOINT.
meutS.
We have been quite recently informed TINT
uo', Safrol' OF nnessre has been appointed
ny me freNiheni eft the U. ). to vtsit The Creek
aud Cherokee Nations 10 learn their views IN
relation To emigration, aud ascertain d stinCtly
from them whether they Won d meet a drlega-
ton from the United States with a di.nnsrto,
10 treat. and # 50, To appri.r them that our
would immediately be Jepured 10 meet dele
CATION on their part, We have also learned
| hat Gov. Carroll has visited The Chernkaps.
apprIset them Of the object oil his mission, aod
| been informed by them that n delegation from
the Cherokee Nation would not be appoi,l, ed
! 10 meet delegation on the part of the United
| States. II such an one should be comnis sooed
and that on no terms would they consent to a
| accomplishment OF Their lands. As the Lppisia
ture oi tennessee conyenrs in a lew weeks W.,
under stand the Governor has deferred his trim
II the creek Na'i"n until winter From the
spnt exhibited al the indian Council the same
answer will probably be given TO th. q. States
Commissioner by the Creeks, as he received
from the Cherokees. IFso,ujr,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
From the Sgue

From The same
The "good work goes bravely on. Yester.
day Mr. BesOr, another Of the most valuable
Clerks in the General Post Office, received
from his Chief the following letter:
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Washington, Oct. 8, 1929.
Sir: Your services are no longer required
IN ms Department. Respectfully,
Your obt. servant,
w. L. BARRY.
Mr.. Chauwy Befor
For The true laconc, this rivals the style of
Napoleon or OF Lord Nelson. Mr.. Bestor, who
Is thus uuceremonious'y shook off, was OH
Ger of the Army during the late war. and
has the honor to possess testimonial from
his commanding officer. which concludes with
the following remarkable words
declare, without the least intention TO
" dSparage any one whatever, that Mr. Bes-
" tor was the most exemplary officer have
. seen in the course OF eleven yeare ser
vice"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15

The i'll tated George Swearingen, formerly
Sherfl ii Washington Comfy, IN Mar, ianf
md lately convicted ofthe murder OF his vie
paid the forfeit of his crime 90 Friday, the %
msi. tie was hung in the presence OF four u
hse thousand spectators
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15

Extract Of letter dated Huntsville, S,o,oo
1929
" Although the prospects for an abnpd,o,
Cotton crop 10 this country are not as 0aus,
ing as they were some time ago, yet therp all
be more than an average crop made in H..
bama this year"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15

The following highly complimentary Ieitp,
vas addressed I" Com Darid Porter, by ID,
President o. Mexico, on h : leaving thar county
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-06
For e ale,

For Sale,
EEyHE time of service Of two Coloured Men that
= have been brought up to Enchanting business.
and can be well recommended. For terms apply
to JAMES MCCULLOUGH, (F.)
Living near Chlistiana Bridge.
January is, 1920. 7S--tf
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-06
ANOTHER FARM.
June II, 1929
Valuable property for rent.

To Rent, from the 25th March next, that large
and convenient brick House, now occupied by Doct.
w. H. Gemmill on the public road, within mile
of St. Georges there are attached to SAID house
about % acres of land in prime order, to be let Sc
parate or together. The neighborhood OF this pro-
perty makes il desirable situation for physician,
or it might suit gentleman retiring from business,
or a mechanic.
ALSO-Severai Houses large and small in the
Borough Of Wilmington some OF which may be en-
tered on Immediately, the rest on 25th March.
Application to be made at this Otilce.
Jan. 5.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-06
no RENY',

And POSSESSION given on tie 95h Of .Murch neat, The
tolioscing Property, to witt
No. i. ALARM on the Kennel road, about FIVE
miles from Wilmington, containing about one humid
red acres, now in the tenure of the liey'd. Thomas
Love.
No. 9. A two-sory House on Quaker-hill, in a
healthy situation, with fine garden, and stable.
lately in the tenure of Mrs. Physc.
No. 3. large and convenient two-sory House,
on the corner Of High and French streets, now IN
the tenure of Mrs. Barstow this house is well cal
culated for two families
Nos. A, S and 6, Several small Houses on ant
near the corner Of Front and West streets.
AI.SO.-The Cellar under the Town-hal, which
has lately been occupied as bottling cellar
A Lot on Hanover street, on which an lce-housc
has been erected.
A Lot at the lower end Of Orange street. These
three last mentioned properties belong TO the Cor
poration of the Borough of Wilmington.
For terms apply TO
Agent No. Al, High street.
Wilmington, Jan. 8, 1929. 70 II
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-06
7. ALEKIGHT'S
COLUMBIAN SYRUP.


THIS Medicine has proved ieaeh sovereign 'emes
when all OTHER means nave iai'eu' ~ eu'n'h 'e WV"
ng diseases, VIZ. 49,, 49,, = c.
Necrosis, or affections OF te bones; Ns ' " ,.
'ula White aWenmS li'e's.a'e iee r H. -,
Gus Complaints mheuniat. ~, s,,I 49,, .Tha 1
tenn generMy Ulcers OF 'a'e "ou' WI III ' ,;sa 49,;
mo from an improper use Of Mercury
A. general depnrave or cleanser OF ,ne olooa, ,hs
medicine possesses invaluable powers ana mas proved "
self highly beneficial, as spring ana autumn ai'eahe
also when gwen TO children a'ter 'icc'a.io''
The numerous testimonies Pupl,sltea III hs ,asou,
from highly respec'apS suurees' I"oTi"b 10 @
healing power 10 ha' OF ien.cca' a'o o l '' SO
suhcen 70 estaps" us 'es''s, psyo,.'i i" i' ,,.
The following recomn'ehoasory hoee' 's''on .hu'.
graduate OF N'e on,.'snJ " W. cs "a .p, 81; w.
OF the iate VI o. d. pa''o''' M " W 49,, ~ n.
Natural his'oS "'a no'A'y' ~ ~. o'ss'' " NN"''
syNahia' -, - W..
| llIedlcdf fecOnHeHaW0Ty 4fotice.
u.v;na recommended the use OF j. Albrght's Column
inn svrnnn in nv private practice for nearly two years.
mil having witnessed its decided efficacy in many cases
had resisted lie usual remedies now with
oh ,le..,ra give NV estmony in lis favour by stating
.h r, nrascribed the Su,n viii great success in vi.
sa,;a ~ he Mo,b aud Jbront Scrof,lois diseases.
ph,i fscan IF ia Head I,v.r cnnnain Chro
-. pn,t,.,, .csd Lca n scb.rces from HE ears
-: ,a;n,r a,nmr ch;lfran napt;cnl. 10 Car;nus
u n. pr M hs e1cnr;. s ma sccnndar,
shil; Tbe length If time many az the diseases have
4. ,aa cory'nces me flew .. 2 nernanent. anil may
pee i e"eu, - - ,hat 4, haln ,,it;ss n !,
49," r. IL 81, remedes nf The nresen, al
6 - ,n,,T ,,,,,,,,r -,
The following certificate is striking Instance OF The
superior efficacy OF the Columbian syrup, over that o
Panacea and Cahocons although those Medicines wcft
used large extent without effect and the disease still
progressing the Syrup a'ie being but shor
lime, checked the progress Of The disease and in lev
months performed apertect cure.
Co,o,n,,;c,,,;ou
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-06
For Sale.

FHyHE Subscriber offers for sale his property In
a The Borough of Wilmington ii is situated on
Market Street. nearly opposite the College, and
consists Of Il three stored brick house, and two
storied brick kitchen, and II wash-house. The lot
extends from Market to SIMPLIFY street ; the Bran
DIVINE water is introduced into the yard The
terms will be made known by applying to Major G..
p. Bennett, on the PREMISES to Archibald Hama-
ton Esq. in Wilmington, or to the subscriber living
near Midtown. Possession will be given on the 25th
of march next.
James Bennett.
Jan. 1923. 76-tf
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-06
Eso0k climbing.
ELANK DOORS
OF every shape and description Of ruling,

UI every Shape and desCflpti0n oil Tuiing,
suitable for
BANKS, MERCHANTS. CouRT REcoBps, &c. &c.
Made at the shortest notice, in the first style,
and most durable materials.
New Books, bound, and old ones rebound. Pa
per fentncd for Music, or other purposes, TO auy
pattern which may be ordered.
Ccach-makers and Ilatter's leather, elegantly gil
dcd.
Those, with every other species Of work con
nected with binding ruling, gliding, done on short
notice, and reasonable terms, in the establishment
connected with this Office.
Oct. o3, 1923. r.. PORTER g. SON.
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6r1-A VALUABLE MEDICINE!
? Recommended by unquestionable and conclusive

~ Recommended by unquestionable and conclusiuc
Testimonials. "a
THE Proprietor confidently c'rs to the public what cy
perence has proved 10 be Que of the eicsciora
ompmnds in the .Mife,aa -iedtca for the cure Of ,Lt
class Of distressing dangerous and nveerae Diseases pra
duced by an impure state the Blood acrmony of the hu
mours and vtia,ed habit OF body, and usually exhbtmr
themselves in the various forms Of Screfua Salt Rleuu
Lebrosv. ST. Anthonys fire, Feuer Sores Uhte S.ueIng
Foui and obstinate Ulcers Sore Legs e Eyes, Scaa He9h
scu1y and Je,.ereai Iain where Mercury has failed
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-06
~ office.

A Ill persons having any demands against The es
IN tate of JOHN FERRIS, late Of the borough
Of Wilmington, deceased, are requested to present
their accounts property attested for payment, to
either Of the Subscribers. FIJI HILLES,
BENZ. FERRIS
Executors.
Wilmington, mo. 1st, 1920. 7S-em