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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04

V'hS'NIA A. Tuler holden in the clerks office Of the
superior sf chsncery for the Ricboo,d 49,,
the "a day nf March, 1870: John X Gillis surviving
partner oi the firm of John X. Gillat & SON Of Lon.
dom and William Gilliat, pits againI John Hume Tho
,i"' S"oop Leeke'' Thomas Taylor aud John ).
Taylor Nfviving partner NJ Edmund Taylor g. Go. DIS
The defendants Thomas Hume and Jacob Lseksr not
having entered their appearance given security
s 70 I've 'e % assembly and the rules oithG court, and
appearing by satisfactory evidenee that bev are no,
haban,' 81 This eouoy tits ordered, that the said de-
Hppear here the Ist day June term
"n1 answer the bill of the phInij that copy this
oo' 9e forthwith inserted IN newspaper published
Y" "e city o Richmond, for months SUCCESSFULLY and
posed at the ToUi door Of the capitol in the said city,
10 Acopy. Teste. WIN. q. PEgDLEToH c. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04

/ VIRGINIA: At Superior Court OF Chameery hul-
den nj the Capitol in the City of Richrond. Mon
day, March the ED, 1899: William Mann a nd Samuel
Dyer, jr pitts against Thomas T. Buuldn, executor of
David Ress, DO essed Jacob Myers and Eliza his wife,
John Dufric and Amanda his wife, Walter L. Fou-
tame aud George NJ Payne, adm'rs. of David Ross ir
deeessrd and Frederick 4. Ross devsres Of David Ross
deceased, dts.
The defendants Jacob Myers and Eliza hi, wife and
rfenoek A. Ross WIN Of this country and az
whom the plaintiffs appear proceeded in the mode
prescribed by law against absent defendants, still falling
10 appear and answer, motion Of the plaintiffs by
counsel the court dnh take their bill Confessed as 10
those defendants: And the coming on 10 be heard
On the bill taken for confessed rules to the other de-
PENDANTS, exhibits and examinations nd ns
argued by counsel; On consideration whereof the court
doll, aduige, orsr aud Decree that referred
to in the proceedings be- and the hereby annue6
aud declared void: that the defendant Thomas T Boul-
din executor of David Ross, deceased deliver IN to
the plaintiff, William Mann, be cancelled the bond
executed ny BIN for Eve hundred dollars e said Boul
din as executor aforesaid, and mentioned the bi tn,
he' out of the OF his in his hands To be ad;
nIsle'ed do pay the plaintiff Samuel Dyer IT. he sun,
OF one thousand dollars win interest thereon from the
iwefy ninth day Of July, 1916, m paid; and Tim, he
before commissioner "i the court of his
administration Of his estatoT and ,. ia
commissioner is directed to examine, settle the
said account, we'll account of all the pavmens
n'adS by the plaintiff William Mann to the said David
Ross during his life account Of the nurcb,s r
the lands in the bill mentioned, or to the SAID Thomas r
b"ndin executor aforesaid the death of the
Ross on the and report the TO the ro,t
with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent nv
hme or which may be required by parties to be so
stated.
COPY. Tesie, WM G. PENDL groN, G. G.
CoMMISsIoNRR's OFFICE,
Richmond, llth April, 1929
The parties interested will please take notice that
have appointed the 18Th day June newt to commence
the accounts directed in the foregoing of count on
"hrh day at O'clock A. NJ. they required 10 attend
a" my Office III this city, with their accounts, vouchers
ready Tor examine ton and seiten,est
HILARY BAKER, Com'r
inc drfeodants IN the above mentioned suit will take
notice that Friday the 29h day of May next between
ine hours OF O'Clock in the morning. and oc ok In the
afternoon, shall proceed at the Office Of Herbert Cla
borne, IN the city of Richmond take dispositions IF
samuel Garter aud others and next day between
the hours Of uclec& in the morning. aud O'CLOCK in the
aernoo shall proceed the Office of JOHN Wickham ESQ
in The city Of Riehmoud, take lhe deposition Of said
"iekham, which dispositions he taken to be used
and read as evidence in the aforesaid suit
20 w5t WM. MANN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
PR0SP2CEUS
For publishing by Subscription in the TORN oT Ports
notth, Virgjnia, Nsiospape', to be entitled, the
PORTSMOUTH REPUBLICAN,.
AND
VIRGINIA COMMERCIAL G.1ZETTE

JAMES r.. WEST.
n compliance with the ish Of MANY Of the n,ost ,s
pectAbe citizens Of Portsmouth, who aTe auxious n,
such ruhcs nn of their the publisher present,
Prospectus tn the patronage aud suppoft the
Of Portsmouth, Norfolk, aud the adjoining counties.
II - unnecessary. in the present enlightened are IN
enter rto labo,ed detail of the value n ncwspnners
In republic founded tho virtue aud general n,ei-
grucG nf the community, aud which ~ nly no su,,o,
and continued % The basis their utiiiiy mus, be n
pasr every rejecting mind We shall ptoceed
Fore without further remarks srery the course we in
tend :" pursue and tive objects to Fhch attention III
nc ch'Uy directed W. the hTst place, would dstnetv
state that tho REPUBLICAN not intended IN bs a -,
l'n papsr OF devord TO any particular party or admin
siTaon, further than their may be- IN our view
wise und benecai, csleula ted 10 promote the
Of onr countTy. Ne shall ain, at preserving rigd I'm
paality betN conflicting paues-- arci,y excluding
all controversies RI personal acrimonious nature,
~ The tiur, DESTROYS that both sides Of the
question the merits of public mon and me ma ne
freely and fairly stated, or rraders will b
TO draw their eoncl"snns and form their own opip
ions 90 controversial points.
| Our object snd design is 10 make the RRPupLtcAv
vehicle NJ commercial and general inoTmatona Medium
" facts, rather than political discussions or abstract
questions Nor will Agricultural and Miscellaneous IN
inHnation be ueglecied-or tic Literary nd Scientific
news of the day. There il kcw'e smother subject which
VIII engage an adequate share Of attention, viz In.
terna Improvement. Whatever dinYrs nee OF otuioo ma
exist as 10 tie powers Of tie Geaera Guyeumsnt in 70.
ference 20 this subject, there none ~ To- the Wis
dom sud policy of Improving the utmost our natural
anabtage', BY removing distractions
canals md rosdsus opening channels for commerce
aud calling healthy aud vigorous exercise alt the re-
sonfes, our stale This course which has been 90 han
] PLY b'gnn By tho Dismal swamp Canal, will, we trust,
ere long, become primary object NJ Importance with our
A'desrsn, and give fresh Stimulus 10 our deca wing com
mefee and languishing agriculture.
Having thus briefly unfnded intended course IL 70
mains with the public To say how far they think worthy
/ OF patronage.
J.. Sit Is our intention IN ssnc the FIRST number Of
Vie hp"Sican ia April provided 100 subscribers are pre-.
Uoo'y pT0eufed
cJSDITToSe.
IL ~" EEPUBticAN viii be Handsomely printed ON
S"e''"y"I' semi-~eesly, CTre'days FdsysI al 81
per SntIm, na~Ebia ~ adsa,-,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
Broad Rock Spring Races.

THE Races the Broad Rock Course will commence
DAYS -
First DGvA Sweepstake for Colts and Fes three wears
Old entrance $780, half forfeit subscribers and clo-
Entries, Thos. Cheahani dead, James Cibome, VIM. H..
Temple J. j. HARRISON VIM Vim, James NJ Selden Samuel
Patterson.
Second DaThe Proprietors PURSE two mile heats saoO
entrance 5l5. ~
Third Dny-The Jockey Club Purse mile heats $780,
No discount, entrance so. iSHAM PUCKETT.
ap24 2av6,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
TO PRINTERS.

INHE Printing Establishment ~ IN. ,yvEsTrpN
Vlb6lNlAN' IS offered Gpf sale. II Is located =,
Cnafesown' kena"ha county, ard ON the great lice n
coNhun'esuon through Virginia from East 10 Wes, The
esIe" composing establishment the State il about on
hundred miles distant; and tho whole ns;cho,in
y believed to be rapidly improving in Intelligence, p
Fo' TERMS hnl ouf' nioma;1n, address de slbsefi-
Der (pos' PAID Kenawha &. H. Virginia.
April ist, 1890. MASON chAtpRfrt
NJ The publication of he Western Virgnjao will be
continued as hcreu'osc. stouI 10 .ri~ ,ft,. rbi.b
mcnt ~ eAfray,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
ian u
Opposite the Eagle Ho %rI n
'rt, l9h January, 1890.

Joseph Pollard, pit - 'O~
against
John NJ Redord, Samuel Ieakc nod A..s; In CHagcgny
Their jones' dts
ms Gay came The plaintiff by his attorney and fled Nj. ,I
nu % the SUBTRACTION Of the court that tho dfs
a ~" W. hediord rs not inhabiant of this State. s
Ie' ,ne, inc sad defendant John NJ RedEord do aeaT
eIe on tne hr day Of May next and answer tbe Of
Pah ana mat copy Of this order be orthith inserted
soe pubic newspaper printed in the city Of Richmond E
oU or ~ % and that another copy posed tho
court days and further ordered thai the Samuel
,o aId mer"ether Jones do pay away secreis, or
ciIse DISPOSE OF any money effects IN their hands be-
Up 20 ne plaintiff the debt IN the plaintiffs bill mentioned
row Tcsc, vAR w. MILLER, pco.c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04

'uuf: CASElLlAN, a Novel; in vols, ~ mo.
"in our last Gazette, adyertod to the pub6oa,,o 90
TINS Novel; aud to he pleasure weiad ed from hured
glance over It's pages and our very fyoabs
impression has been amply confirmed by leiseiy prn
sal OF these volumes The character Heroine IN aloyehs,
feeling " LondOn Literary (;Gzefie - ~
"Ihc work is written with great spirit and aboupds with
animated scenes The characters numerous ,y.e.J
wen sustained, and tric to nature Court AIaasine
Received for sale al
pI5 J. II NlSii,c pOovc ,,<>,,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
IRON CASTINGS

THE Subscriber informs the public, that he CONTINUES IN
carry the IRON FOUNDRY near the Savage
Factory, where he makes Soft Iron CASTINGS for Ma
cbuery OF ell descriptions All orders sent To- him AZ tho
! Fo"n5Ty' or Mr. GEORGE WILLIAMS, No. 9, Bow.
ly's wharf Baltimore. for Castings, will meet win mr,e
daie attention. and the Castings delivered there free oI
expense for transportation. JONATHAN BONNER
Baltimore, Jan. 26, 1920. tsu9,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
FOR HIRE.

4 LIKELY Girl about sixteen years of ugc, who
Is good senpstrcss and chainbermaid. She
has been accustomed 10 nursing Children and can
come well recommended for honesty and industry.
Apply at this Office. april l8
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04

WV s'nEh WIZ h'erndttly run Tom the Sweet Srsiups
by way Of the W Sulphur 10 the Salt Suhur ra 49,
| ADD by the Mill Gap oud Onion.
Each passenger will be allowed 10 rake 2olJ, n bas
gage "ee o. charge but all over that will be charged for
~ the rate of per H. per 100 miles. Tbo,s OH
m register their names at be places where the STA. s,o
snail have the preference. 'P''
Ihefe viii be good aid careful divers, and tbs bs,
hories 10 Virginia. J. r. CAIntvTIt
5ih month, 2fih 1879
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
TO THE PURILC


'1NHE subscribers, having purchased the Line Of
Stages running between Guyandotte and Lewis
burg, will, on or before the first Of May next com
nence running the Route TWICE WEEK
The Line viii pass through Charleston, and from
thnnce, by the State Turnpike, to Lewisburg and
the principal Medicinal Springs, to wit: the White
Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm, &c. 10 stanton.
1t viii leave Guyandotte, twice week at 5 O'Clock,
A. NJ.
And on rs return, will leave Stanton twice a
week.
From GuyGndottc to the Springs there will be no
night travelling
At Staunton the Line meets the Charlottesville
Richmond. and Fredericksburg Lines, running three
times week.
The route, from Guyandotte 10 Staunton will he
perforrned in five days, and from Stanton to Rich
mond, or Fredericksburg, in two days, and from
Richmond, to the City Of Washington, in &c hours.
and from Fredericksburg, to the City, in eight hours
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way to the
North VIII find this route the pleasantest and cheap
est And those who may wish to visit the SPRINGS
arc informed that exclusive Of the Line they can M
oil times be accommodated, on short notice viii,
good eftTa Coaches to those ntcriuD riaces
And the public are assured bat in attention In tho
accommodation and cop,5rt Of the passpnoers so IA,
as good Coaches ~5G Teens, and sliful and soho,
Drivers CAP lord them, the line shah not be inferior
tonny liner in the State.
PORTER s. BELDEN.
Hirbmopd Va Ne rel, 40 1000
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
SPRINGS SJ4GE

EtHS Stage viii hereafter run TWICE escb ,e.k - No.,
- from Flucks where it connects with the line f,sn
Lynehburg to Nashville, &C.. Lcwisbutz Lere /, r;,i
connect with Pofcrs line Of coaches, which runs To the
Ohio river ~ '"'
FARE For each person there viii se ,harsed for q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
SIXTY DOLLARS REW.4PD

" Ill oe gwen by the subscriber for the apprehension Of
~ ms negroes, JcI LyoSs, JoHS SAMSON WV SANr.o,
BILLY fAnRrs, SAN & CHARLES SMITH Joe is a s,out sud
RAINIER lat black man. with smiling coonenance and whin
;eetn John ofmide height, and rather slim make M, very
a and stout, OF 'asny color, shutters little Billy (
er o n man the common height nulu,o and has
Two oi ms 'front.' teeth broken partly Off Sam is low stout
made black Charles is rather tall and Slim bjocl and
mas onSps IN his face They generally took with them nap
cuon ciohes ana new oznaug shirts also took
with them old blue coats Jackets aud panaoons white cotton
o. linen shirts and other Sunday clothes they cali them
M aoNe men, amer committing robbery in the neghbohood
run on on me 'th INST and probably lurking about Rich
moid Petersburg, Norfolk, Hanover house. or the Piping
VIII give the above reward for the apprehension Of all
or $40 for each negro. HifI CARTER
13-eo3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
Berkeley, April 18th. 1879.

~ at Tree HILL Richmond His season viii con,nenr
'he hst OF February and terminate the July next Nh
ncaIgo by the payment Of forty dollars within the season
mares can bo insured at yey hye dollars payable when IN,
mare shall prove to he in foa One dollar TO the groom :;
every case. ~ e' |"
The Tree Hill estate has been leased and well enclosed n,
inc subscribers, who will furnish good pasturaso for mans
s' and stable them in all bad weather. They can be wei
fed, If required, at 25 cents per day
Every desirable Arrangement been made fr the accom-
mediation of Mares apd of the subscribers will give his
constant personal attentions order that they may be well
ee and returned TO their in good order The unlcy.
5ned cannot be responsible for accidents escapes; but viii
use every eXeon to prevent both. Monsieur Tonson is n
beautiful oay fifteen hands three inches high black legs
name and tail He finely propooned exhibiting great DOW
er and beauty throughout his form. His blood appearance and
cannot be surpassed by any horse CONT
nent For Pedigree &c. see horse bills.
THOMAS WATSON
ieO 3-uc ABNER ROBINSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04

The 18Th day OF May next shall offer on the premises al
IN public sale my MILLS and 4OoU BERKELEY
lACI VI land, IN parcels suit purchasers The Mills
an excellent stream, and might be rendered ver valuable
IA NE hands oil man Of carial they consist of rist .I
having machinery for manufacturing wheat, pair If Boz.
stones OF The nest quality and bUngcloi &c; also
saw s' capable Of saving 100000 feet timber during
season to 'hs IS attached South Carolina Cotton Gin equal
PIouany 10 any m virginia, together with Cotton Press The
ns consist o every variety Of SOIL Of Them extremely
ven TO com and cotto small portion has much
improved nv inar which is convenient them,
greater part IS better suited the growth wheat and clover
some oil Them arc well n5ercd with heart pine; tho
s OF the land intended to lie sod estate NAV be
hsd on James River aorng execcn, situation build
WIN beautiful view Of the River and City this pro
perry - hopgh that good Fishery had-The terms
OF sale will be- one fourth M 60 days, and in three
anna salEcnts the purchase money paid the Bank of
the u States in Richmond The Mills will be delivered imu,c
diacy after The sale, the plantation called Mill Quarter no,
until the expiration Of the present year.
,, BENZ. HARRISON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04

= I01 PRINTING 1919 p lte W. oafc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
New Map of Virginia

Richmond. Va. March 10. 1929.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-10
.iune ~ 1898
Ssscriffi's Sale.

BY virtue Of IA writ Of Ais. Lev. Facias, TO me
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
House Of Mrs. Brnmal, Brandywne Village in
l3randywne hundred, on Saturday, the 18th Day Of
March Inst at two O'Clock z. NJ. All that certain
Lot or peice Of Land, situate wing and beug III the
Hundred Of Brandywine, and County Of New Cas-
tie. bounded and described as follows Ito wit,) Be.
ginning at corner stone on the Noihery side of
the state road, leading to the city of Philadep hia,
being alsn a corner OF CYRUS Newllns Lot. thence
with line thereof n. &c deg west 20 per- TO a
corner stone of Nathan Mliiners lot, thence, south
! I'll degrees west, 25 feet to corner Of Geo. Pou
sons lot, thence with line thereof south 90 degrees
90 per- to the aforesaid road thence the severa
courses to the place OF beginning, be the contents
more or lcss--Together with all and singular thu
Improvements and appurtcnances thereunto belong
ing
Seized and taken in Execution as the propert,
| OF William Smith, and to be sold by
WILLlAM liERDMAN, h,H.
] New Castle, March Cd 1899. 9l--ts
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-10
Il "A R II "a m u MI u z 4
For NNle.

yNvEIE Subscriber will offer for Sale. at Public
IL vendue on Tuesday the 10th day OF March next,
at Q o'clock, p Nj. at the house Of Abel Harris N
Dover, the Farm and Mill late the property o.
WuEum Warner, Esq. deceased. Situated within
one mile of Camden, and three miles Of Dover.
The farm consists OF about 240 acres, with tar
proportion Of Woodland, and has OH it a large and
commodious brick dwelling house, and kitchen, sta
HE and other ont buildings. The mill IS on an ex.
cellent stream and is located in good stand iol
business az any in the County; the nelslbonrhoo
abounls with Black Oak Bark, which might be
manufactured to great advantage, beng situate,
near navigabe waters ON the Delaware Bay. III
whole premises are altogether worthy the attcntol
OF entcrprisng purchasers. It will he sold undo
deed Of trust for that purpose, from James v Red
den and Julianua his wife to the subscriber. Credl
can be had for one half the purchase money
WILLIAM K. LOCKWOOD.
Feb. 16. 1929 SS-tl0mar.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-10
no Printers.

Sealed Proposals will be received by the Sub
scriber at any time before the 9Th of March next,
for Printing three hundred copies Of the Journal Of
the Senate at the January Session 1899 with an in
dex to the same. The said Journal must be print
ed in an Octave form, with long primer type, so as
to contain at least forty five lines on page, with
the yeas and nays in line, in compact torn. The
proposals must state the price per page, including
paper, folding and stitching. The lowest and most
advantageous proposals will he accepted.
CHARLES MARIN,
Clerk Of the Senate Of the State OF Delaware
Doyer, FEB. 60, 1929 @9-tl8M.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-10
TO PRINTERS.

Sealed proposals will be received until the l8tn
Of March next, for Printing 300 copies OF Inc
Journal of the House of Representatives OF the
State Of Delaware, for the January Session 1922
with an index, and the Report of the Finances Tor
the wears 1927 and 1928. The work must be OK.
ecued in Octave, with long primer type, so as to
conan at least forty five lines page, with the
yeas and nays in line, in compact form.
WILLIAM HUNTINGTON,
Clerk Of the House of Representatives OF the
State Of Delaware.
Doper, FEB. 18th, 1929. 33-tlSM.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-10
Feb. 10, 1929.
J. ALBRIGHT'S
COLU4NBLAN syrup.

rTyIIS Medicine has proved itself sovereign remedy
when all other means have failed in curing the follow
ing diseases, viz.
Necrosis affections Of the boness Kings Evil or Scro
fua; White Swelling lnveterate Ulcers, Liver and Bill
Gus complaints; Rheumatic affections Of the head and sys-
tenn generally Ulcers OF The Mouth aud Throat Dis
charges from the Ears syphilis and all diseases arises
ing from an improper use Of Mercury
As general depurave or cleanser of the blood, this
medicine possesses invaluable powers and has proved it
self highly beneficial, as sprung and autumn alternative
also when gwen to children after vaccination.
The numerous testimonies published in its favour
from highly respectable sources, showing lis superior
healing power to that OF Penaoea and other remedies
sufficient 70 establish its merits beyond parallel.
The following rrcommendltory notice from regular
graduate Of the University of Pcnnsyrani and student
Of the late Dr. b. Barton, Professor Of NIacra Medical
Natural History aud Botany, in the University oil Penn
sylSana.
Medical Peconunendotory Notice.
Having recommended the use ]. Albrigh's "CoIum-
abn syrup in my private practice for nearly two years,
and having witnessed MS decided efficacy. many
whichhad previously resisted the usual remedies. now with
much pleasure give nv ,tlm ny III its favour by stating
that have prescribed the S rup with great success, vi
u ceration Of tile Mouth and Throat Scroulons diseases
Rheumatic affection OF the Head LAYER complaint; Giro
mic Rheumatism scad head Discharges from the
Diseases prevailing among chlten particularly Carou
affection of the bones Mercurtal and secondary
Syphilis The length Of time many Of the diseases have
been cured conyinces they pernanen and ma,
with propre;y be SAID that ms heallng qualities rank j
among the first remedies OF the present day.
JOHN J. MAYWEG, NJ. D.
The following certificate striking instance Of III,
superior efficacy OF The Columbian Syrup, that
Psnacea and Cathaicuns although those Medicines
sed to large extent without effect and the disease st,i
prog essug, the Syrup ae beng pesc he'd but shur
time, checked lhe progress OF The disease and es
months performed ape,iect cure.
Communication.
], An important pert ,nei BY j. Abrigh.'s " ca
u LU.HBELN SFHGP," III New Haven, COPIED from Il.
/ Connect Herald Of January l5 1928 was atii e
viii, wandering pans ii dil,rep' parts Of my body who
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-10
DR.. "A. G.. HULL'S
P.3TENI HINGE TRUSS.

Several years experience has established the superiority
al this Truss all former inventions; can be worn with
more ease and Safety well with far greater benefit to
The patient. 1t accommodates itself every mston and
position Of the body preserving at the same time con-
stant uniform and easy pressure upon the parts to winch II
applied and ~ TACT the ony efecfual INSTRUMENT lor
the RBLlgF and CURE of HERNIA or llUPTunE
Sold in Wilmington tat he Proprletors price ny Inc
subscriber, sole agent ior thie state.
E. B. VAUGHAN.
No. Al Market Street Wilmington.
May 81 lily