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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17
COMMUNICATED

no n FTefHOfOeT OF HnJlOUgT
Having been sbssnt county fotsn otwelve Day,
ibsfosstories under dale Of MaIe
Oh Enquirer of the 9Th lust sdre seed 10 r uben Meredith
CHARLES Tbonpson, Felix Winon, Ssml Perrin Il myself
candidate. 20 represent the eousy Of Hauoyer the House
Of Delegste and requesting through
Without admitting the Obligation my part 10 answer I
the papers questions which anonymous eho.ss
to nddfe, for hs cum, aud the OTHERS will proc
10 respond Consulting brevty requested by the Editor
However supPo'uE at the tIme that scsroel,
possible that constituents be 10 doubt nv ,pin
ios upoo the points OF enquiry Ny m political life
shall be, has BEEN pyipnfs life, open
board Ny opinions be they lnte much, shall never
improperly roDeesled. YOut questions these
ISL Are You in favour OF Democratic form Of Govern
Dent
2nd Are you in favour Of The retention Of The
sovereigniy and the reserved rights Of the Sste,.
3rd are yoUu favour of literal limited sonrUcos
( Of the Federal Constitution.
9Th he 10 favour Of the lest rpou State
Hishb, by the Federal Government.
9th Are entirely snd unrestrys5y oppUge5 " Con.
soifduet General Gnvefhmeufs
9Th Are yoB entirely and unre.ervsJy opposed 10 the
hticei sHvsuesment, Of Htrfy Clay.
7h, snd lastly. have slasy. adhered 70 the potcs
faith Of 1913 lnd 80 ethhged IN M,drops Report.
To the isf question: rst favour % Re
pyesHaiios Democracy 70 the 2nd, Srd 4h 9th 7h, the
best give resfen.s % my votes recorded IN
tn uucnsl of The Hru,e OF Delegates MI Is
Faith Of 'aa snd 90 aud the doctrines which prevail
gnis To the 9Th, s'ro lost deem unnee evsrv
hsve ~ al tinr. IN ftton Of county xtysn Il A.
dst1ed opinion, ihst r Clsy's doctrine. on ,he ,ph
ice, Of hn ATsr.sr TlfG s,Hsr, snd hi, vtv, 90 ~
sub lerf Of Inefnsl gemfu hsnxernv
not t. b. tolerated Of macy that sii,d N che 20
lcAi downfall Of NJ Oisy; sni nv dispg.tion
'ms 10 h. on', ntsd when haze umphed vnle,s croo
stances Afterwards required fereni oeur>s.
WIN. l.. WHITE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17
March y
Ri.hmIO'td Rolling s. Sitting Mil, aud .Nci.

Ri.hnIO'td Rolling s. Sitting Mil, aud .Nci.
Factory.
TIVE RAVE for saie a large stock of Gu; Nails OF
w our own manufacture, made % Swedish i'm
poIed Iron and the quality warranted We pre-
pairing 10 execute orders foi all the various sizes
from 81 10 40i in casks containing from 100 to 200
lbs. each; AGO. brads. horse shoe, iron rods 81 so,l
ed iron OF different descriptions; determined
10 sell as low any that can be imported, and
we invite country friends and merchants, ge-
morally, TO call and anime the goods before tIev
purchase We have lately erected Spike Ma
chine OF an immense power and new construction
calculated TO cut from s. TO inch spikes, which
can be substituted FOR the wrought, that are no
better, and far more costly.
p. HAXALT. Sc co.
March II. fc3-im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17

SEUsT received and for sale, by the subsriber, n
MANUAL OF CHEMfsTEY, the basis 81
Professor Brande's; containing the principal facls
of the science, arranged iii the order in which
they discussed and illustrated. in the Lectures
at Howard University, ~. 4. The u. 8. Militia
~ Accademy, West Point, Brown University
Amherst, and several other Colleges in the u. 6.
complied from the works Of the most Distinguish.
ed Chemists. Designed text book, fer the use
OF students and persons attending lectures on
Chemistry. The second edition. coInprehendiag
the recent discoveries and illustrated with IInc
plates and several engrayings wood. ByjbHN
w. WEBSTER, Ewing professor oil Chemistry 6.
Afineraiosy III Howard university.
WIN. II. FITZWHYESON.
March 81 l03--3t
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"THE TABLE ORATOR"


| Mr.. Walsh is very severe Mr. Gays last
Dinner Speech-and justly Sole says ti,a,
"u,s is the first time, that Secretary of State
leaving Office, has made an immediate public at
tack on The feeling and character oil a new Presi-
dent" that Mr. G. had every sort OF excuse for
! declining to make such attack; that ne Nigh;
have pleaded To his surrounding friends 1.-the loss
oi dignity by any Qneruious language the defer
ence due 70 the choice of Se n,njOrity, at IeGs;
! until the successful candidate had been fds{U
tried; the freshness of the Presidents domestic
sOyrOtUs, the ma nfold difficulties Of the oufsei
and OJorth." Such course wou,l not only
have been more dgnfied, and just and respect.
full TO the people, and decent towards Gen jack
son; but il would have been more prudent as 90
The care ofhis own nterest.Hi shows AN in-
patience oil disappointment, an eagerness OF anb-
| ton, determination to find fault with Gen. Jack
son, which must open the eyes Of the people
10 his own view, and aspirations Such course
must defea: itself.
nv. w. notices the palp,bie contradictions in
the sP sch. He contrasts the orators professed
desire not 10 continue the agitations Of the late
embittered contest and IN treat the Chief NJ agis-
tate with due decoruIn," with his mvidicus and
irritating structures upon Cen Jackson " the at
ter unfiness Of Gen. :. for the duties o. Chief Nj d.
gistratc; the dangers Of preference for military
men; his own supposed personal wrongs, his alb
soue want OF Confidence, his readiness to engaye
in new quarrel" and his charge of :" wan:on
unprovoked, and unatoned Injustice towards him
, Mr. G inflicted for the double purpose OF graft
| Tying private resentment and promoting personal
| amhition.''
| Mr.. w. also points out the sophistrv to which,
! MIR. c. resorts in comparing Gen. J's election,
| (syithout soldier withou, any preceding violent
Revolution, by the calm voice Of tree S enligh,.
ened prople) 10 the elevation OF the military chief
tains Of S. America-He asserts tii the analogy is
delusive AMI decep'ive--ani that it would have
applied with infinitely stronger force TO the case
of General Washington than of General Jackson
MIR. w. does not no,ce tue marked silence
which the Orator observes towards MIR. Adams
no, worl OF a,eful reminiscence for past favors
norof praise upon his measures, OF soothing
sympathy for the banishfnent Of fallen salesman
Mr.. Adams is quietly slurreG over--as iGil were
no longer necessary TO atec, interest in one
whose weight was too hcary tobe borne along.
Hencefoth, there is dissolution Of The concern
and Mr.. Clay set up Tor himself.
Nor does MIR. w. notice the peculiar stress
which Mr. c. lays on the judgment Of the I" Jury
Of the vicinage"-viz. the guests and friends who
were there around him. After he has been con-
demned by the Jury Of the Cicindge ia his o,cn
State; as well as by the Grand Inquest Of the
.Nntion, he reposes himself on the partial verdict
Of select jury Of his political parzans and per-
sonal friends, a; dining table. Their breath is
TO outweigh the sentence of Nation
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March II
TO THE PUBLIC.
S s|s'saB
-----1sao - {x.as:..f

ryNHE suberibe,, having purchased the Line Of st,gs
running between Guyapdot,e and Lewhury, will,
before the hS VI may neSt, sommenre the Route
fIgiee meek.
The Line will pass through Cbareston, and from snte
by the State Turnpike to Ltwbug aud the principal medf
cnal 6prug 10 VIII the White Sulphur, tie Hot the Wsn,
49, 10 Staun,oD.
wiies Guysndotte twic week, AZ o'clock, A. 81.
And Oh Il, return, will leave Stsuntpn twice wsek.
From Guyandote to the Springs there will be MD
Yelling.
AT Ssunt"n the Line meet. the Charlottesville, Richmond
sud FTederick,bu'g Line, running three times veeE.
The Route, from Guyapdous 10 Stsanop will he peTfUmc
in FIVE days, and from Ss1nos 10 Richmond, Ftedsrr
cksburs day., snJ from Richmond, The Cify I'll
Washington 26 hou and from Fredericksburg 10 thel
IN eight hours
Person, ascending the Ohio their way 10 North ysj
find this route the pfassrtes ehespest. And those
Wish 10 VISIT the Springs '1foTmed, that, eieh,us
Of the Line, they ~ all tinss be odstsj, short
notice with faof ertyo Craches 70 those watering places.
Aud the public assured, that 10 attention 20 sue stooD
dalton md comfort Of the ss,cnss Ear good Crch-
- end Team', and stfu snd sober Drives Gdhem,
The line shall be Inferior other IN The Hfsts.
PORTER 81 BEBDEN.
ichmtrd. Va MsrchfT I0a-em
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lEfANovER COUNTY, 10 wit; Sam'l Oversor,
- Ezekiel S. Tai,ey, Fendall Raglant s. Free
holders OF this County.
Whereas John r. Taylor of the said County
hath this day given information to me, Justice OF
the peace for the county aforesaid that he has TAX
en- up an estray mare upon his own land: These
are, therefore, In the name Of the Common ealfl,
to command You, having been first duly sworn for
that purpose, before me, or some other Justice of
the peace for this county, to view and appraise the
said estray, and 10 certify the vaue thereof under
your hands, together with particular description
Of the kind, marks, brand, STATURE colour, q ace,
of the said estiay, which certificate so made, syoh
are forthwith TO return TO me. Given under my
hand this 22d September, 1928.
is. UNDERWOOD.
Pursuant to the within warrant, we have view.
ed an estray shewn us by John Taylor and FIND
the same TO be bay mare, left hind foot white
the other timpted with white abo' I four feetten
inches high, nine ten years old. valued at fort VI
6oiiars: Given under our hands, Sept 22d, fs2s.
SAAf'E OYERTGN,
EZEKIEL ). TALLEY
FENDALL RAGiAND,
Copy. Testc, ~.
PBlElP Is. WINSTON, g. He.
March IL. Ia3-3t
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THE SMALL POx.

We are sorry 10 understand. that the stfolling
Indians have already done some mischief go
man died on Eri!ay last, OF the Brook Turnpike
She lived intbe House, in which the Indians
who had the small pox, slept the DIST ull.; and
has continued there since. II wa case of
the connacnt small poX; and thc eruption took
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17
SCOTT X FRY.

Grosers and Commission yHtTcSauts.
fs2 EspECTFULI.Y return their thanks 10 their
>Se friends and the public for the very liberal en-
enlargement they have been hvoured will, dur
ing The last year, aud hope by strict attention 10
business &c continue their patronage now
have OH hand a large and general a-sortine mt o;
Groceries, Domestic Goods, Hu.3 Hare, &c. ~
wholesale and retail at reduced priecs fop Cash
a L y O.
100 lbs. Fresh Clover Seed,
tic bbls. Rye Whiskey.
1000 lbs. New Mountain Bacon,
800 DO Nice White Wool,
900 do Shoe & Sa,der's Thread.
50 bbis. Cut Herrings, &c. Sc
D7Caeh Given for Wheat and Fiour--alld all
kinds OF country produce sold on Commission.
March II. Ip3-w2y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17
Il Teacher IYnnfe1.

"A TEACHER well qualified TO teach the Lati,
and Greek languages, AMI the early branches
OF Mathematics, Sc, and who come. well reroin-
mended for steadiness and attention TO busiress,
can get employment at Liberty, Bedford e. H.
as healthy situation any in Va.
March ~. 1877
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17
March 12m, 1929.

NEw-Yosx. March 12-LoUers from PIMA
ma Of Jan. 25th state that the Peruvian fleet,
manded by Admiral Guise, attacked the COlombi-
an fleet in the port of Guay9qulin December last.
The latter was protected by the Colombian bate
ries. The action was very severe without being
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17

CRAZE JUICE few dozen ho,lls. Of tb" deli ios'
N beverage the poduoe ofibe hest Vusrs very .usts
fo tshie drink sceoua Il the pecuisr decacy of W h-<
sud the icr rrce n yfeb !. chsred Also p nv
brand or Howard MsfebS 90, which hss had The see,6
Of voyages toths Esg sod Wet Tnd,es-- For s.ie ~
E.. & a. WAJsyfCE
March ~. IOs ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17

| place on TUESDAY, IL days aztec the InJiaps had
passed-We have heard Of no case in this city.
Twenty-Five cases had broken out in the neigh
borhood OF the Chesterfield Coal Pitts. The pa
tents are removed to the Hospital as soon as the
shows ITSELF tho il is said that there one,
very near the road side, about 10 miles above Man
| chester, on the river road, who refused to be
| moved. The Hospital is situated about II miles
| from Manchester, aud about ) from the main road
| leading TO Powha,an Courthouse. One or two
| deaths are reported 10 have taken place, and the
people in the neighborLood are much alarmed
vaccination Is employed both in Chesterfield coun-
y aud in this City We ask the favor OF some
| Correspondent ia Chesterfield county, or in any
| Other place where the disease has appeared, 10
| furnish US with the most precise and Immediate
Information oil the state and progress Of the Dis
ease.
| The Newark In'elligencer is right-Thy"endea
vor TO stir up the enmiiy OF Virginia., because the
new cabinet does not embrace OF her own citi-
zens, will certainly fail 4" That patriotic State, Vr
ginia, (as il calls her,) Z" will never suffer the
her borders" from any such miserable consile
ration.
The Nantucket Enquirer hunts up a singular
declaration OF De Wit Clinton, in Speech before
the Senate OF New York, on 3Ist January, 1909
Z" 1t is pc rhaps, known to but few, that the project
of disInemberment of this country is not a novel
plan, growing cut of the recent measures Of go
'Sihineht, DIS Hay Deeu pTttenueu. AZ mas Deen
cherished by a number Of individuals, for series
of years, and few months before the death of a
distinguished citizen, whose decease deeply ex-
cited the public sensbiiity, il proposed 10 him
TO enlist his great talents in the promotion Of this
nefarious scheme. and to his honour be il spoken,
it was rejected by hitn with adherence aud dis
dan.''
[Ihis ailusion is no doubt to General a. Ram
Dton.)
The Edin6urg Ere1,ing Couront speaks of a
fyIius ferer, which had pie vailed in that city for
the last weeks or 2 months. 1t had excited
much alarm, but was abating. II first appeared in
November, and in the course OF December came
to its height. Many had been affected; but the
deaths which took place, though they were nu-
merous and frequent, bore but small proportion
to the number affected" 1t had chiefly attacked
young persons under ttren!y years II age /! The
best medical authorities protested themselves
unable TO explain it. Crbere is some sinitude
between this case, and that of our University
The Lsndon Times of the 18Th January, makes
brief extract from the last No. OF the Edinburg
Review, just published. Il is out against the A
merican Tariff-It publishes MIR. Jetferson's
famous Letter to Mr. GiIes-with strong commen-
notwithstanding that the terms in which this
truly distinguished patriot and state speaks Of
il. show the deep and protou.d impression that the
policy on which il is founded had male on the
eoberest and atest individuals"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17

decisive 10 either party. About 500 men I'l,a'
killed, including Admiral Guisc, the Peruvian
commander, IAN Euglshman,) whose body Iss,s
been sent TO Lima. [yH.r. .ddc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17

China, Glo's n Eartarll rynye.
" n - Mafdt1 L,ne bttwsep, Wstsr md Etont So
~ ~ - New Y-rs
$50 Psltsgss JsthepviTe, e.otsring edss plates d;f
ohsnhsrs, bowls, prhss edged its. uug- bIns p,fe
tviaer, dhe, Nc, pow anlinz from ships Geo Canp.rs
Csednnis, Joho jay, Juhes snd others ftsn Liyeps~
40 Cese CLAW Ware, containing qsft p,n dsssners
pint hsH Eioi and gushrd tint timbetsi for se BY he
Fsctage Or tepscksh 10 country sfebsat, liberal ,
- BY suy house 70 tn Uuion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17

UaW .aPPRE .VIYCE wanted at this 81
Gro
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17
.aiso. lar snIc as nbopf.

o5Upete assortment Il looking u .he sod .harn
ron,hs LaIet travelling rofk hs.kes Antique Obs snuf
iote' esl,ces, sal r,,is Fancy Goods generally.
~. Yots March ~. I,5-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17

Pursuant to notice, meeting Of The non-free
holders OF the County Of Rockingham, was
held at the Courthouse in Harrisonburg on Mon.
day, the 9th Of March, 1929:
Wherein, Richard p Fletcher, Esq was called
to the Chair, ard William McCausland, ir. sp.
pointed Secretary
The object OF the meeting was explained by
or' j.. ). Mooreman, III clear and forcib!s man.
ner. After which, the chairman appointed com.
mttse OF the following persons, TO dsayy up pre-.
an'hle and resolutions; VIM. McCsifsIand, ir. DIR.
J: j Mooreman, Joseph Hiciss, Jacob Linewearer,
Henry Motif, a. McGHury, james Dean, Jacob
Roher, James n Cravens and j. Swift, who re.
tired and after being absent some time. returned
and Submitted The following preamble and rcsoJu.
tons 10 the meeting, which was adopted, with but
Eve dissenting voices.
whereas, the recent act Of the Legislature Of
virginia, auihortsiug the election of representa-
live, to meetin Convection al Richmond. on the
9TH October next. TO alter amend our state Con.
stitulon, by limiting the right of franchise in the
election OF said members 10 freehoIders onIv, il in
our opinion. direct violation of the immutabe
principles Of our BIZ OF Rights; aud in its opera.
tior, tends to establish privileged order OF per.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17

Sundry Citizens of Cabel county beg leave
through the columns Of the Enquirer, to place in
nomination John J. Allen. Esq OF Fl .son, at pre-.
sent member Of the Senate of Virginia, and John
Laidley, E.q. Of Cabell as suitable persons to be
supported for two Of the four Members Of Conven-
lion to be sent from this District.
Il Citizen oTKe District. ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17

IIEfANovER COUNTY, 10 wit: Sam'l O~ersOr
- Ezekiel s. Tailey, Fendall Raglan,E s. Free
holders of this County.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17

Having seen several nominations OF gentlemen
tn your paper, suitable persons to repres Sc u [,
the District composeb of the counties of Caroline,
Essex, King William and Hanover, in Convention,
(some Of whom will not be wholly approved of
by The Disfict) beg leave to present four gem
tlemen well qualified, and such as will meet the
appreciation OF majority of the freelsolders COM
posing said Distrct-John Fl. Bernard Of Caro-
line. James NJ. Garnet! of Essex, John Roane of
King William, and Richard Morris of Hanover.
n Freehoider of Caroline
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-29

ihis sonposition gradually, ~ hs swh
practice.
The writer Of the above extract is OK
tensiyely known as gentleman Of pro
found learning, and distinguished plety;
his opinion will induce me 10 persevere IN
its use: the results of my future expert
ence | shall with great pleasure commu-
nicate. JONAS UNDERWOOD. MD.
.qrdorer, June 80, le26.
A single dose is generally sufficient for
the cure ofa C common cold, and II hes nertr
been known TO fail of giving perfect relief
in the most severe cases OF Asthma, or
Phihisio, in one hour.
Fun directions accompany each bottle,
which are signed by the sole proprietor.
GEORGE WATTS"
Sold wholesale and retail BY
=. :. TALES
No. 90. Thames street
Where is kept general assortment OF
Medicines. Dec. 4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-29

sssns apon ne. spG frightened her path,
her young hear, was Si AT wnh Joy.
>De ss 10 ornament "a 80. .iTc.e ~ which
L.s moved. snd tins ioHu ob,ec of her par.
love.
the -Vouing OF her decease, she ives
9J, '.i o. one Of her fathers family, to
etcsg ne part Of her dress, after the
farni, hs atired &c .sst.--She stated she
- ut .,cy veil and would sit for
"hi'c by p -" row long she remain.
Cd there =. .,yn. ss The family we're
snon ssieep ~, nigh; passed, tu. n the
morning. aache. !. : go. ander the pateT-
l."r- 20 parents sugHosNd 'hat she
had eioGsd W. Courtney, the son
ais neichbor who had been
o..:n;,5a l. her, aud who hGd con.
n :. - losS tine on he day
E,4.., 90 ,l.netiaio,y -;dt.
'"i".Lg
~ 1rsv 0e.sD. alarmed, the ne,gn.
borA ss,.s1. 30 diAsoat searlL
mad, 10, u a short 0Do she was
fouGd n s,iril had lied, ,her eyes wes.
close B.. a. b. The '-Ise OF her death
was 20 s,ic1, az shp hod htnok~-
oh,ef ~,s iga.y round her r7ea' r"'.
ID wi, .nois. Suspicior DO i5 s.
mediately p',.cifso any persoa IA thsneIeh
bohood. as.o sing concerned in taking her
ide. TIE ground on which she lay, ind-
ccied nothing like struggling previous TO
her death. but looked as il she laid down
quietly and died. All was doubt and uu-
certainty in the minds Of the spectators,
concerning her death, and she was accord
iDgly buried cn the 9th inst.
A short time eubsequent - ner ir' r
ment ansnicioD arose IL, .. hds OF
some, that 80 ss her RlLr
-isleo rrtc having ler tabfn
-x..nIned bv 'be slrPeonJ t,he
w" = re lcC fjLnSay nc 18Th ,aci
blltrey q srtNinc1 rhe " ~ gregnur en-"
tIle -.rclm .1nce s'reuG;hobcd thcl' lg.
plcic1 af Cocnney's glilt, .sr they lorke1
cpCn Ilin as her eeducer i,e was 9gprc-
aendcd ant COMMITTED 10 prison. 4 spec.
tat cGurt w.; called on the 81 inst After
nearly two ta;s Of patient aud labori1us
inveJ,irston, the testimony closed. AG
ter Q consultation Dt about ten minutes tho
Judges decided hat t9 prisoner should DC
discharged.
The respcctubiity Of the connexions or
the deceased, and Of Courtney, and the
Mystery that hangs over her death. gave
to the triol = degree oflutcrest seldom Wit
messed in q court Of Justice. "Shadows,
cloud and darkness .pst upon the trans
action; Courtney .s discharged, and Ra-
chnci Votnw sleeps with the shroudcd
millions Of the grave"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-29
SwA&ES'5
PAN NACUA,
Oct, IS,

EvOR the cure Of Scrofula, or Kings +.
e vil Ulcers, Rheumatism, Syphliiir,
Mercurial Liver complaints, and most Dis
eases arising in debi'liated constitutions,
or from an impure state of The Blood, &c,
70 THE PUBLrc. The numerous md
multiplying frauds committed on the pub
lie, by various mixtures in imitation of this
well known medicine, is alone satisfactory
evidence oflts superior virtue, without any
ether proof There Gre now at least TWEEN.
Is limitations of it; but these limitations arc
all deficient in one important requisite
they possess not The VIRTUES Of SwAIN's
PANACEA.
To secure the public against imposition,
the genuine Panncea will hereaf,c- be sold
in white glass bottles. Cf an oblong square
shape, wnh tho following words blown in
glass: on one side, Swaim's PGnacea, and
on the ends, Genuire--Phladelphia with
a label 'cpresenting Hercules destroying
the Hydra;--nnothcr label covers the corks /,
they both have my signature on them. As
the cork cannot be drawn without defaolng
the label, the medicine may be known 10
he genuine when tie label has not been in-
iuTed.