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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20
70 ,a,jsa ~ aARE JOUktfz1 al.
WILL ,.;..,SaNCES
EriAay, March 20, AS29.

Romlqnd Stephenson The adventures oil THIS man are d.
sinpg new interest since his arrival in this country IL
will be seen by the article copied from the New YORK Ahefl
cau that he has kidnapped from mis- asylum IN Georgia.
and transported by NcwYo where he was for soae-
time concealed withheld from the legal authority by whom
his person was demanded Just and universal as the nlig
nation against Scphenson conduct must be amorai com
nunty like ours likely that this feeling render us
iuscnsibc to the daring and nsoen outrage upon laws
which has been committed in the seizure of his person. and
a. parent attempt to carry him forcbly from tile country
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20

Wilmington, March 90, 1929.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20

Letters from Panama, (says the Mercantile Advertiser
Of JANUARY 25, state that the Peruvian fleet, commanded
by Admiral Guise, attacked the Columbian fleet in the
port OF tiayaqul in December last The latter was pro-
tected by the Columbian batteries The action was very
severe without being decisive to either party About 500
men were killed. including Admiral Guise, the Peruvian
commander, ian Enghshmanj whose body had been sent
to Lana.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30
Commission business,

NNtOIICE. Bv virtue oia deed Of Insl.
III executed 10 the snh~ciibar h, GroIp4
Shrhdrr aud Asnc. his wifi, al record ,n lin,
clerk Office Of Amherst oopnle, SHALL lro.
coed 10 sell, on the prem sas. 10 ihr
highest hhiaer. for ready money, on thr
ilIh.. day OF April, 1890, CERTAIN tract II
land Stna'e'l. ivrg AMI being IL the count,
ct Amherst, ." Rocky Run Greek conmill.
nag iofty acres more or less, adjoining tho
i"uds ot jacob Prarre and oiner- on which
said lrnct Of land. there Is a alter Girls, AIN
The subscriber viii warrant unl, .ach title es
is vested in him which is believed 10 be. how.
ever nnquesilon"hle
DABNEY I. GOOCU.
March 10. n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30

n WILL sell from 1907 500 acres of 1Ielcar
ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters of n mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lyuchburg. It's well adapt
ed to the culture OF Tobacco and the different
kind OF grain usually guilty aied in the neighbor
hood is well watered, aud lies better than any
tract Of its size in this part fthe country 1t is
so situated as to be entirely exempted from da-
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
will be very accommodating say one two
and three years, upon small payment IN hand.
Enquire ofthe subscriber, one mile and hal
south of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. II. s29
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30

DANAWAf from The subscriber nbou, the
HIS OF February Last, negro woman ma.
med Aegy, about 80 years nj age. She has lost
one or iwo efher fore ieetn she Is aboni the
ordinary height. and had on when abe went
away, blue linsoy frook, her other clothes
(of which she had bnt small stoek1 ara mi
particular" -scolleo,ed She was formerly
>. -p.,is oi Alexander Parton, of Rock.
bridge colaiy, and Is well knownin that sse.
ton .opniry particularly IN the neighbor.
hood NJ Mr. Hugh Paxton, where IL Is suppo.
sed she NM be luikiag will give liberal
reward Tor her apprehension and delivery ~
me in Lynehbnrg, or have her secured IN
some jail 81 thai gel her again.
GEO. BkGBf.
N d. Her husband, Billy, who abscond.d
with her, beieaged 10 the same eentlrnsn
but is now owned by Mr.. Waddill oil this
place. He is about % years Of age aud linn
q little, caused by a severe cut scfoss one Of
his ANGLES, and is dark mulatlo.
March 10. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30
THE INVITATION.

WE gre moa cordially 10 all lrho uan
w any article already made Clothing, 10
tdtl on Us, our assortment bsing superior 10 anu
~ the place, and embraces erery article Of Gen.
ftenens' Fashionable Clothing. The workmanship
4x ran tcnrr1ni and our prices cannot Eni 10
please, being less than the goods can DC bought,
aud made up for in Misplace.
by our last dprirai, zee yceeired some supeyfne
Eroot and Dress Coats Of blue. bidet, CiGret.
DHue, broom, &c also, Steel Mired. blue, green,
aud drocn Codtees Paladloons oTeseyy shade
u Ctoth aud Cdssimeres also, tne CaSsiaeh and
ertra stout Bang up Cord Pduidlo,ns, Nth
traps (for ridiag) handsome assortment of
Vests Of uotsskin, Sir Heirei. biatk blue brow1i
md fanev SIX Hta, But Cashmere 1oiienei,
Valencia and Sndnsdo,cn, great Uar,ety of
Patterns, fine Linen. Ru6ied Explain Shirts. DrnT.
~ Of Buekskln. Stoekineu Fldnnsi'and Cotton,
hnn Shirts aud White Flannel Shirts, n lot OF
dry Goods and fdncy articles. as Furnished Lea.
f'ier Stocks, Patent Stocks, Plain and Trimmed.
,iegsm sir Handkerchief, entirely neu nat.
terms, Patent Sapenders BUT Crdrats, Crarn
Silfaers f5,s Sediskin Caps fur, collars (Scarie-
and black Mdrino Shd,sis,) some rery fine Beaver
iais Of cheap qualities, large assortment of
ohoes aud Boots of eoery description.
A supply Of Cioaks aud big Coats some rem
..perior. real Tartan Plaid aud fae Cambiet
aioaks, With fine Cloth Limngs, uith or NTH
OIL siesres, fine Drab and Steel mirsd Bang up
Coats. made in The latest style, (somc trtra fae1
0iue, black aud Drab Big Goals, 9th large
Copes.
Ladies Cioak,. Of Sir. tcith silk Innings. Ia
beautiful anieie,) also IF Merino Cloth, Grim.
son, blue aud black Ciycassia,is, Tartds Plaid h
fIney striped Crcdssiaa Ciodls. niih capes or
hoods, lot of list socks fined Nth tcooi. COM
portable article for trdteifsrs are are deierpti
edto sell good Bargains those disposed 10 purchase
ieiH do iceii 10 cnli at WdLkER& cos.
Emporium. Of Fashions, Lylci,burg, neri door
10 the Trginiaa0Gee.
Nov. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30

7 pis' 10 sell my Bn6aioe hdci Of Land, con.
:. tanning ABDUL 1900 acres 800 Of which are
deafed, The most Of The cleared land is creek
'9~ grounds, paTi Of 'chich Is highly improred,
amt Kept FIR 'obneco lois The rood iond is Of
goed qaattg, WrH aoeted nth pine timber Of
b'% guilty. Aho lint pad of Tie otter tract
lg'ns on he soph Sido Of Ottet Rjrer supposed
10 coddm aboH 1850 acres, about 800 cleared
200 u mhifh nre tor grounds Of superior qnaH.
~ The grsatfr part u he Wood iapd as tobacco
""d ~ me ttfst qaat,E EMer IF the ab0rt
dhy person icishing n purchase, cas dPply 10
80 Urine, near Nen London
HHLidW RI I'VE.
Ian ! Is1n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30

NOrlCE.-The 'uhscfibrr will leach Spel.
IN ling, Reading, Writing, Drawing. Paint.
ing, Needle and Wax Work. in oil their yari-
Gus branches, on moderate terms. Her schoo,
is now going on.
MARY b. GANNANAY.
March 10. Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30
NAw AHNYVALa

VHHE sah.rriber has just ree,ised very
handsome 10, Of fashionable Cling hams and
Cslcors from New York, and will be receiving
from that cry from iifnr to time, Goods suitable
for the approaching season. selected by an
experienced hand. Il. ALLISON
March 10 ttf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30
CALEB oDELL Il ca

n u AVFiatey received add, ionnl supplies Of
b n various articles in their line, Il now offer
'o' sale AZ very reduced prices for cash or APP
proved paper. an extensive assortment OF
Erniem"ns' Boots aud Shoes
ladies dD do Prunella
Morocco aud seal Skin
Chidrens' do
servants do
Wax upper AID sole Leather
Noro"co and Lining Skins
Bale Cotton Yaru, by The 100 nni . lbs.
Knitting Cotton, assorted sizes
Lamp Wick.
Hardware aud Cutlery
F'u aud Wool Hats
Seal aud othe, Caps
Seal Trunks
We have connected with our store, n manu-
'Hcfory of Gentl' mems Boots and Shncs-We
hkrw,sc manufacture Ladies Seal, Morocco and
ft"nelia Shoes, hch " i'll be made OF the best
MATERIALS, apon the ,hortest notice and in the
most tnshlondbr and neat manner
Jan. 90. IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30
NEW GOODS


DALMARINEs for Ladies' dresses, Q
II beautiful article
worsted bareges. nil shades do
Black Italian Lusirings
Rich blk. Modena Sai,ins. tor dresses
Lisbon blk. Levantines, sup. gloss and tez.
tnre
Egyptian Fancy ealicoes, new style
Cd and 6.8 Merino Bombazines, all shades
Crimson Merino Cloths
Slate color do
Mefino Scarff aud hdkfs.
Wofsied barge. serugapatam and satin plaid
Hdkis
Swiss Collars, new article,
Splendid Swiss Mnsins
Plaid silk Gro d. sapIr, very rich
Ladies sup. white horse skim riding and walk
ing Gloves
With great variety Of other Goods, al ,pte d
TO The season. MCKEE, ROBINSON g. Co.
Jan. 3.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30
NEW RWODS9

WYE have this day received, large LOT of
w ready made clothing, Of the latest fash
ions, and OF superior work manship.. The Goods
consist ofhue and superhne Blue, Black, Brown.
Olive and Green Dress and Frock Goats, Vel
vet, Moleskiu Cashmere I; Blue, Black and
Brown Silk Valencia and Marsails Vests !;
Pantaloons of Cloth, Cashmere, Cassine,t and
Bansup Cord; Fancy Hdkfs Patent Spring
Stocks, Bib Silk and Fancy colored Neck Hand
kerchiefs, Pocket Han,lkerchiefs Linen and Cot.
ton Shirts, Suspenders, Drawers, Gloves, Hats,
Boots. Shoes, Brogans, and Pumps with a va
riety Of Dry Goods, &c. THIS arrival enables
us 10 accommodate all who call upon US from
head 10 foot, and at prices which eanno, fail to
please. "ALhhn 90.
Emporium Of Fashions
N. B. We are daily expecting large supply
of Spring and Summer Clothing.
March 10
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ONLY 81 PER BOTTLE.

VI PIE unparalleled reputation of ihis med
- cine Is such, and us pre-clninent yriued
are so we'll established aud SO fully acknow.
lodged by an Intelligent public, thai il is
scarcely necessary TO say any thing further
than that il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30

Sv.s a "a REWAkD,-Ranaway from my
tS n w plantation, III Boteiourt county, on
lrr I'm OF lie present mouth n mulaito man
Va, hr is abeut2l yraas Of age aud Uncommon.
y ILely, lie is, expect, in the ueshbotbood
hLynchhurg. or perhaps III the neighborhood
f Bethel in Amherst fle hal = variety OF
clothing which he Look oil with him, among the
'csI fine hai, bine broad cota coat, NC. The
Ihove reward will he given FOR she apnre!on.
son and delivery of the above slave 10 ne
near Bedford Court House.
JNO. n. ANDERSON.
Feb 81, HI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30
tresh GarAen seed.

E .3Ly York Cabbage, oniou Cloves
LDium bend do.
X ii dutch do.
Scarlet Radish
Early frame Cucumber
Long green do
Also, on hand. general assortment Of Poas.
Brans.Gc.
Medicines. paints, oils and dye sIulIs, &c oppo.
Site the Post Office. for sale by
WIN. I. HOLcOMBE 4. Go.
II For rent, the upper stories Of the house
W occupy the rooms are large aud conimod,
Gus.
March IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30
WARD ELECTION

HHE WARD ELECTION for nine Common
- Councilmsn in each ward, in the town of
Lynchonrg, will take place. pursuant TO Nh net
OF assembly, entlIled an acr for dividing the
town Of Lynchburg into wards aud for other
purposes, on the first tuesday in April next,
add VIII be held IN Lynch Ward, No, /. being
all thai part ~ sad town. below the lst alley
exte ding nom the river to twelfth street at
the Office OF S. Il. Davies, on 2d street, And in
Henry Ward. M. ,, being all that pant OF SAID
town above SAID LIST alley, extending hom the
river 10 18th street. nj the Store room lately
occupied by Holmes " Brewster. on Cd street.
SAM" BRANSFoRD Sergt of
Tee CorporGiion Of Lgpchburg.
March g. desc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30
JOHN K. E.LLICOT



|. JOSEPH n. Ruclle, do hereb, certify, HAT
for upward, al months, Ma severely aliiL.
ted With pain IN my brea-t accompanied with
very bad eough aud shorinrss ot breath, and
every indication lin the op,non of Ph, slcan}
OF approaching consumption aiIer having been
persuaded by my parents, was induced Ia make
nial % De la Numerals Columbian prgeiab
Specific, and The use OF 3 botIl culnp ciely res
TO ed me 10 health. JOHN n. RDCkLE.
TIE above valuable Medicine j. jusl received
by the subscriber, WHO'S appointed agent inr
the sales in lAnchburs. lie has alsp received
an additional supply oi ARTICLES in his liue VI bn.
siness, viz
Alum, BOTH cnrks. Logwood in sticks and
ground, Chinese and Engi,h Nermil ion, Cream
Tartar, ium Opium. Gantlia, Alba, khnbarb in
root and powd. Chrome Grcei. Chrome yellow,
Pyu>s Blue, dry aud grouud flesh Salad Oh
Sweet Oil. Red Srunorrs, Sheep Skins, Tooh
Drawers, Gold Leaf, Span sh snnaito. Fancs
Soaps. Rose PINK. G.nian. bme Mass. from
W.dicpN Hail Loudon, lodinr. pepperne, Quln
inc, Ext Cicnta. Extract Coloc,nth. Ext. Nh
Fonliea, and 'Hy dfiodate rotass, Dire, foni
!aris
Together with great number Of other art
C!cs THOS J DUEAL.
March 23- SIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30
Mat MaMufactory

HNhE subscriber takes this method a. ~
IL mug his friends and the public, that II
lhs established a hat mandatory on Ma
street, Lynchburg, few doors below he VI
gl"'an Office, and nearly opposite Dr. Howe
Davies Apothecary Store. lie has taken gtr'
care TO select material ofshe frs, qualify, an"
,'oln The long experience he has had in tie pa
making business pledges himself to those WI,
may favor him with custom that his wott
shall be done IN the neaiest and mos, durable
manner. He invites his old customers, friend
and acqunintaDceS, TO give him call. he
prices being moderate, he hopes to give !ht'e
entire satisttci on
ALEXANDER Nj DONALD. agent
March o. tf54
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30
March %.

:6lURoUk>T 10 q deed Of IT1'si, eIstird 10
thu subscribers b, Ssfnl and Jordan An.
thooy, bearing date the o2nd da, of March,
1919, and duly r. corded. We shall proceed TO
cell, a. pubic auction. on the premises, com.
prrcing OF III, first mentioned ,enemeni,on ss.
turday the eleventh day Of April neat, II fair,
nno,, on Saturday the 18th Of April, 800 feet
Of ground, situate on Diamond Hill, on first
street, in the corporation of Lynchburg, acres
ofgreund on franhlins Hill, IN said corpora
ton. % acres Of ground within une mile of
Lynehburg bound by James river, aud by the
lands of Henry 5. Langhorne and others. anil
i0aores Of ground on Winston's Hill, with n
amalt framed house thereon. Terms of sale
made known on the day OF sale The nhscri
beers will convey such title as is vested IN them
rs trustees, 8 l. HARRISON,
MlCAJAH DAVIS. it,
March 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30

Scarce Goods at Rcduced Pr,ccs.
IpLuE, plsck Italian SILKS.
.l9 IA aud q ! plain bobbiuei isce,
Bobbinen pearIing,
Floss thread,
Fancy baskets,
cslieoes, new and beautiful style
Sup. Englisb white satin,
Silk no ery, ysry cheap,
AIeine neck soaris, new aud fashionable ar.
,iclc,
With other new goods soehly receiving, which
we pledge ourelves TO soil nj the very lowest
market prices.
MCKEE ROBINSON, d. co.
March o. tf,3
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Great Bargains N shoes.

n AIDES kns add COARSE single ana dsabie
Soied Frunells aud Morocco
Sealskin and Leather Shoes
Chilaren's Lenihe and Morocco do
Meas 6ne,and rcsrta do
The sobseriber has large stoeA ofths above
description 81 shoes. Anxious 10 reduce ths
stock and decline the shoe business. except in
very limited way, he will sell OF AT very ~.
dueed prices for cash, BY whoes lie or retail.
II. ALLISON.
March o. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30

ISsssA TNf6ncE.-l wish to sell my
l..s.TH. AZ tract of land, lying in the
lsitT lowrr end of Bedford county, u.
1sHEK4k13. hnui'sevrn and .,hnt miles from
Lynchbnrg. This tract contains l65 acres, n.
hou, hail IN wood land, the balance under n
good state OF Guilty ,tion, and we'll enclosed.
The improvements nre comfortable dwelling
house, with all necessary ont houses, and
good barns.---As No ono would probably pur.
o"se without first viewing The premises, il
VII be unnecessary To be more particular in
Ia description The terms will be aoeommo
dating, and made known on application 10
! ne subscriber, living on the premises.
EDMUND COBBS
Dec. |. tao
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30

\EISh haN,' Just RECEIVED in addition 20 oul
~ large stock, number OF scarce and drsr
raule articles, selected from the Northern mar
k'fs OF the latest nnporintons, and made up in
tue mos fashionable style, such as Frock and
Dress Goats, splendid variety of Vests, ever,
shade and description OF PaniaIoDns Over
Goats. Surtourts, Plaid aud CamLlet Cloaks ana
Goats, Ladies Caaks (>one very elegantly a
large lot OF Boots, shoes aud Fine Hats. winch
will be sold on terms "hch.cannol tail to please
all who may honor us with a call.
WALKER 60.
Emporium of Fashions & cheap clothing Soro.
Nain street, lsnchburg.
L',,i,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30

KFATRASs ffAkING.--Ihe
1E4 subscriber nt tie lower end OF main
street. in addition tohis Rope and Twine max
ing bnsiness makes and repairs Curl'd Hair
Mattresses. Also makes 5huck Mattresses, n
cheap and comfortable article for summer-and
would be thankful for any job in that way,
which shall be donewiih neainess and despatch.
and on very reasonable ternos.
J. II. ECHOLS.
May 1859.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30

copper Still, Cap and Worm
! pair elegant Bronze Lamps
Tho subscriber has the above for sale al
very reasonable prices, which he will sell for
cash, or barter for country produce.
ID ALLISON.
Dee. IS. n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30

n ABBY'S best Chewing Tobacco, for sale
u byth subscriber. Howell DAVIES
Ian
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3WSY NNQN1VNDa

a LARGE LOT OF Goats. Pantsloons, Vests.
n big Goats. Ladies' aud Geniletpen's
Cieaks, Has. shoes. Boots, Pumps, and vari-
Gus other articles in the Dress line. which
will be sold on terms which cannot fail 10
please. WALKER e. Co.
Jan. 8. Emporium ofFashions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30
De La Monterat's Vegetable
Specific,

For the cure Of Consumption, asthma. Plan.
splitting OF Blood, and Pulmonary Affect
every kind--ihe most valuable remadv -,
er discovered for the cure of consumn,i1,
al diseases OF The breast and lungs leadiog :,
consumption.
Two ALL afflicted with those ir6ubleson,. A.
z icciions, M immediate nsG of this h,obI.
celebrated opeclii. is only nrreadary to a..
vince the mosl inci cdnlous Gifts possers NJ, ,,,.
1iilfs superior 10 any other medical prru,r,,;a
YET discovered. Since the discovery oC hi. =
valeahe mediCine, numbers have exnerienco;
It's saiurary and happy effects. II. mild anJ
gentle operations are much extolled by tbosa
who have used II. In all cases of coughs cold;
asthlnas, and other consumptiYe afec,;o,,s
BY the uSr of this article they have Loo.
enabled 10 defent an enemy whose attacks uo,S
otherwise have been 10 lowed bv The mos, ala,
ming consequences. Thi. specific has rel,eyp1
ard cured the mosl violent cas.s IN which o,b.,
medicines have failed To give any relief. Iton
eratesby gentle approximations, and NAV he ii
ven 10 infants and children With the gro,,es
safety.
The fol owing certificates J,Is received frou
highly Respectable gentlemen, viii show ls ,nl
ue-
Baltimore c0nn V. Feb II. 1Soo
feel il my duiy TO a,knnhlrdse The prest hf.
neG, | have derived from hr Use Of De Ia Mon.
Iera's Columbian Vegetable Specific. do noy
like Ia speak OF the medicine in the exalted
terms IA which ! estimate II, will therefore. M
breHy as possible, give Il history of NV own
situation, with the effects produce by his vain.
able mcdicla | have been foI the last Eve a.
six years laboring under Il pulmonary consumn
ton, pronounced TO br such by the attending
physician, during which time have Consulted
many ply Sicians taken much mrdicine. bur all
to hui little p sposr. Th, 18th ot March, l3as
puked blood Tor the first time, and continued
so 10 do for several DAYS in succession. aud on
the l4lh of the same month WAS confined 10 nv
bed, where lay for Two moaihs until was re.
duced 10 such a state Of debility hal my friends
began ~ despair fmy recovery. had made
USE also of all the popular remedies wi,hnu bp.
neft, and having accidentally heard Of this Spe
ciic, determined to give i, a rial, anticipating
from the use Of il 10 better result Than had nj.
tended the USE OF all the reined rs had taken.
but IN inis as happily di.appoufed At nv
verv lowest state ! commenced the u.e OF th,q.
Specific. took the first dose AZ uighi in iitle
herb tea sweetened, which threw me in genis
pes spiration and procured for nr a good nigfi s.
rest. | continued To take the nadicin e as dirsr
ted AID IN about FIVE days my cough was con-.
pleitly stopped md have uot had any return
since. am now perfectly SAT- SIZED OF the su.
prrIor qua litv of tins specific over evrry othe.
medicine offered for The cure OF ihr above d.-4
ease. You ARE al Liberty 10 n4e this letter as
you think proper.
Yours repectfuly,
Signed, JOHN K. ELLICOT
Baltimore, tCb 10 Ism
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30

The fol owing certificates gust received from
gtly respects gentlemen, viii show ils ,nl
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-28

his boat peacefully moored in the romantic little bay,
and in few minutes his frail barque tossing on
the swelling waves. He had proceeded half way TO
the vsssels the night had advanced and was clear
and beautiful it was such night as an astrooger
would have chosen to read in the thousand stars the
fate of mankind silence dwet on the blue heaving
bosoms of the billows--the God of Repose reclined
on his couch of forgetfulness and
No longer the ioy in The Sailor Boys breast,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-15
To the Hon. County Commits


sioners, within and for the County of Wor-
cester, at their session next to be held at
Worcester, within and for said County, on
the fourth Tuesday of March, 1929:
WOUR Petitioners, the subscribers, and in
IL habitants of said County of Worcester,
represent, that the present County road lead
ing from Dudley to Oxford, is billy, circutous,
and very expensive to keep in repair and that
common convenience and necessity require that
a new County Road should be laid out, which
will better subserve the interest and conven-
fence of the public. Your petitioners therefore
pray, that new County Road may be laid out
from said Dudley to Oxford, commencing a
little northeast of the house of the Rev. Abel
Williams in Dudley, on the present County
road from thence in the best direction to the
County road near the house of Josiah Corbn !;
thence, as the present County road now runs,
to some point near the house of Nathan Up
ham thence, in the best direction, to some
point not far from the house of John Larned in
Oxford; thence, in the best direction, near the
house of Richard Olney to the County road
leading from said Oxford to Charlton; thence
near the Oxford Woollen Factory to the Wor.
cester County road near the house of Petef
Butler in said Oxford, where it will intersect
the County road to Millbury on to Boston; and
your petitioners, as in duty bound, will ever
pray. ABEL HEALY and 40 others.
Dudley, Feb. Is, 1899.