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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
FRESH GOODS.

.@..., ...s FRESH GOODS.
RECElyED by the Exit, from New York. very
superior black Mandarin and French crnpes,
black and coloured Italian neis Italian utestrings
and Gros do Naples; superior assortncnt OF ging-
hams aud caiicoes; plain aud worked Swiss musns
iaces ana edgngs, lace capes and wells; gloves nib
oops aud variety of other goods, for sale ut reu
Rtip l8
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23

nAVID ANDERSON, Jr viii continue
the sale of Groceries, Domestic Goods. Co,ton
Yarn, &c. in connection with a general Com,
mission business, mt the stand formerly occupied bv
Anderson, Garth az Co. of ID 4 18th streets
where the market price will be paid for GOOD cor
TON. cor n,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23

a GENCY.-The Subscriber offers his SER
n vices for the collection of claims against the
United States individuals. His knowledge OF the
manner OF conducting business at the public Offices,
and acquaintance with the citizens generally afford
Satisfactory reference viii be given and CHARGES
moderate' b. ROMANS.
Georgetown. ID. e. September / 1900
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
On Carr Street. renr Of The Yircinia and Errn,rts

"" Jury otTetf, TeuF OF tnc ftretnH aud Farmers
Banks
B IT oSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies
- and gentlemen of Virginia, for past favours and
hopes a continuance of the sainc and would thank
the ladies sending their silk dresses, to haye them tn
ken to pieces, which will enable him to warrant them
TO be dyed and finished wen as ut any establish
inent III the Unon- Canton stuff dresses not ne
cessary, as he has suitable machines to finish them If
seat TO him in the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise informed, that he scours
and renews IN colour coats, panaloons, and vests to-
geterwtl all kinds apparel and ifrequested repairs
them In the neatest manncr. AS usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed. and hot cold pressed furniture
stuils cleanscd and re-dyed i'll the neatest manner.
NJ j.. Tickets win be issued on leaving the goods
with hm and requests they viii he presented OH ap-
plicatioil or the same.
vHNIlE term OF the partnership OF ANDEhsoN GARTH
II d. Co. having expired ON the list ult their con-
iiexon Is dissolved except for the purpose of acilita
ting the settlement of their business. Those having
CLAIMS against the sad concern, will please presett
them for settlement; and those indebted TO them will
make payment TO either of The parties or to Mr. 10.
siah Leake, Jr. their Agent
WILLIAM ANDERSON
JOHN GARTH,
DAVID ANDERSON, JH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
NEWBOOKS,

- NEW BOOKS ,.-ss-.,l
Il UsT received at the Theological Book Store
opposite the Eagle Hotel, Al j
Leigh Richmonds Lites Stewnrts Journal /
Assistant to Family Religion, Christian Charity
Church Members Guide, Erskine on the Gospel
Linslcy's Lectures TO the middle aged
Ssprsgues Letters from Europe
rastor's Sketch Book, Life of John AIaeon Good
feynes Elements OF Menta. Philosophy and Moral
Gra6ns Park Street Lectures
Memoirs Of Fisk Memoirs of Mrs Huntington
Memoirs of Mrs. Graham ~
Young Preachers Manual
Practical View. by Wilberforcc ~
S'uaens Concordance. Butterwortfs do.
Drowns concordance, pocket edition
noaunuge's Family Expositor, London edition
r Bibles, Hebrew Lexicons, by Gibbs
otuafts commentary ON the Hebrews
Stuarts Chrcstomafhy
Stuart's Hebrew Grammar s,, -,
Wshts , Gseek Lexicon, by Robinson
'a ANN History OF the Hebrew Commonwealth
Itorns Introduction to the study ofthe Scrntures
Dwights Theology fS'.e'
DO. Sermons, Payson's Sermons
becchcrs Occasional Sermons
DO Sermons on lntempcrance
Pascal's Letters
Do, Thoughts ON Religion
Alexanders Evidences
Alexander on the Canon of Scripture
MIXERS Letters on Clerical Manners
Polyglot Bibles
neielence bines, by WILDER
n i,., Iestaments
nai' rom 90 cts to "a dollars
n Iii., 0y Mrs. Sherwood
np's,o'y OF rocket Bible
Da,i PARENTS Monitor, Spirit of Methodsm
nenSto1s Events, Springs Essays, New Edition
flaws Lectures, Village Plans
N fu,less W.! 10 rum drinking Christians
We aiyiI nus w aus fsains and Hymns
Lv;lsnn,s Oh;sp,P ou
p;cL,s ph;,cr eo.tohs, a,a.iy monitor
Do Chr;s,;an pt Un lutulo state
Ecclesiastical U;s,arv y ,nv, ,ci
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
I sR0 Bags Havana, Rio and St. Domin
Lending and for Sale By
DAVENPORT, ALLEN s. Co.


TX Hhds n. England raia
~ 10 bbls gin
so boxes cheese
90 bbs Duniop's beer
$50 casks nails, assorted sizes
2 casks Sicily Madeira w.i.a
20 bbls prir,e pork @
70 90 mess do
AID X sroRE.
- lIhdS niolasses
10 co 81. Groix sugars
, % n. Orleans DO
- pipes Cognac brandy
10 do Hollands gin
10 hhds n. Orleans rum
20 do Antigua 20
40 bags coffee
,oo reauls wrapping paPcE
1000 do writing do
10 casks w. s lamp oil
200 boxes brown soap
200 bbls. No. 3 nlae kerel
% boxes spermecet candies
50 do tallow do
50 bales cotton yarns
Shot, teas, Crehore's playing cards,
Nails, white lead, &C. sc.
aug i8-I0t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
TIE GENUINE .STTIEy.
FLORIDA NNAarErl ~

lli5 agreeable composition which surpassos any
q, OF NC imported Cologne or Lavender is obtain
vu Ipin pants which grow IN the Southern pnrs Of
no Urd States. II Is M excrlfent ana mild cos.
letc. .ng.s@si';, f'o nerves, refreshing and bonui-
Iying INC skin aud removing the freckcs aud many
JUL disorders OF tho face. II also contributes TO
perfect state OF health nv con,toroc,i, novs,'s e,Io
'auons and Purifying tho debj,itate4l fbns. Aho-
TIT supp'y rcceiycdhy = n. NASH,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
METEOROLOGICAL WORKS

For sale by j. III. NASH. bookseller 4 S;,,,;on.r
Va. the following Theoloo;c,i WorLs.
SCOTS Family Bible 3 vols. ouorto
Dwight's Theology. 4 vols octave. bo,nd
MsDoweu's do o do
Reds works. 2 ,vols oc,.vo Az
Joscphus. do . do and q voIs uo., a
Shuckibrd's Connexions. , vols or,o,a q eU'
Adams Dictionary of r. Relation
Browns do of the Bible
Bucks TheolouicaI Dic,iorarv
Payson's Sermons
Millions Christian Doc. rine y 90,
Browns BooI, of Divin;,v
Soutlrey's Life of Wes,ev
Ridgleys Body of Divinity v6ls
Tappan's Works 2 vols.
Hopkinson's Works, 3 vols.
LeusdeDs Hebrew Bible, vols.
Drelincourt on Death
Dodd do do
Iourner Comforted
Spencers Memoirs
Leigh Richmond do
Memoirs of Mrs Garter
New Manual of Private Deyo,ions
Opies Detraction Disolaved
Life of Martin
SCOTS Works 6 vols
Bucks Works vols
Lille of Scott
Unitarian Miscellany
Alexander on the canon of Script;ire
Marrow of the Church
Sir Walter SCOTS Sermons
Bakers Gail
do Saint Rest
Bickersteth's Scripture Help
,, DO on Prayer
f4aFe,S SAINT Indeed
40 Sacramental Meditalons
Almost Christian
r,hgrms Progress
BIse ana Progress
I'm rrm4hPs Memoirs OF Mrs. Savage
hu N,ll
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23

q Cetebrated and efectuaf article
GUST received by ]. II. NASH, few
bottles OF The celebrated aud cffectual PRESTON
''.1is Tor the headacle 1t is saidby some of the
greatest Physicans in the country be the best ar
tce OF the kind that has ever been introduced in this
market. CT ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store.

HAVE on hand, and are constantly recciy-
= ing from their Factory, fresh supplies of every
DESCRIPTION Of Ladies' and GeDtlemen's Boots and
Hretob much celebrated to mood common IheiP
nesortmenf is very cxtcnaisc--and if PROCURING the
cost of wofkmen and first rate materials viii ensure
continuation Of The liberal patronage already extern
shah DC unremitted. ,'' P'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
NOTICE.

\ LL persons having claims against the es,nte or
Morceius Smith deceased, either ns mariner NJ
INC late hrm OF Plcasans g. Smith, or ndividually
az the Wing Office.
JAMES PL5ASAEfs, ! ADMITS Of
mar ~ JNO. NORRIS {M.S 8. dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
Family MONITOR

4 LARGE supply of the FAMILY MoSIroa. or n
=. help to Domestic Happiness, by John Aneel
lanes author Of Christian Fathers Present. Cbuscb
members Guide Christian Charity Explained, &C..
posltc the Eagle Hotel. W
, also, the Christian Amanaei for Virginia. for
1850, at 80 so per hundred so CTS. per dozen
sept ~ ARIEL. WORKS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
=. COTTON OZK.dBUItGS-

III NELSON will keep on hand regular supply
. - OF heavy Cotton O<aabwrgs, from Messrs. Cum
n'ngham 3 Andcrson's Factory in this city, which
he Will sell at their lowest prices by the piece
bale. This article is made entirely of twist, from
the best cotton and of very texture and it is be-
ieved that for negroes srting, il will he found cea
per aud to wear better than German ozburgs tick
lenburus. -, aug 10 {
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
BALDWIN,, IVES q 90.

HAVE Teccived per Exit, and oiicr Tor snlc,
u Il Super 4 bleachcd shirtngs ~
Heavy "a do .sheetings
Fine black bombazincs
Rich plain und figured belt ribbons
Green and crimson tabby velvets
Pearl buttons, cambrics
Fine black cloths and cassi,ncres
Britannia hsndkcrciefs
Merno cloths. sattinetts, &c. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23

a fIDER VINEGAR.--e5 barrels nr;me C.
der Vinegar, for sale by the barrel or smaller
q"an.'y' Oy T. II. DREW, Agt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
FRESH SPRING GOODS
NtEM!NG q EDWIN JAMES & CO. ma.
kcs Squarc,) have just received '"i"'-
befween and 500 packages. of
FRESH DRY GOOTSS

's'"s one OF the largest, most generu AMI de-
s',aole stocks of Spring Goods they lave ever of
90 sor sale. a more particular advertisements win
~fpeat =" lew days. april 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23

"A ~ tic clerks Office Of the county con or
The 9TH To- 18th day Of September ynensi
W yenh aT,on Cox, pit agaiasf Daniel r. Baog
u .lzaoeip nfEiic, formcfy Elizabeth Cox adn'x with G
Snsfsh OF fugh Cox, decd and Kendek NJ Baeby
S J. u Coy, an infant daughter Of The said pus6
III w. " unuef ne age Of ~ years. dfs--iN CnAscnY
eay came The plaintiff by his attorney and the defendant
sek az Ba1by not having entered his appearance md
secury according 10 THO Of soinbly and tho roles Of
anl u appearing ~ satisfactory evitepcs that be h
@ ~ lhapan of this commonwealth: is ordered thai fc
'cnna1t 20 aprfer mere m The third Wednesflav mi No.
,os neSl arr answf Gle ~ of u,e plaintiff and ihat
Up o ms order be forthwith inserted IN some ewspaper p
sneu ~ mo city Of RchmoBd foo mouths nces,siteS
o.s anohel copy be posted nc ie front door Of The eoa
70 eopy. Te.,e, R.F cRAye..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23

Basil Halls Travels.
a SECOND supply of this interesting work 70.
con, To Oy J. ii. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
JUST PUBLISHED

,.,,,r s sSases,'or % Mr.. I'm NJ F,ise6gis@lr3
VIE Manuel Of the Sup Courts Of t;hancsrv ~ k;ct.
ana Lynchburg being collection Of iho Rnrs ~ sa;
~ secI wh nsl[uc'iois for the Coinones thereof
lhis publication contains many n,an,,,rYin ,oe. m
ye peiofe ~ pr and will be found very nscf 10 Cor,
N ss =, 10 Chancsry, Trustees Execaors &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23

Second Sir UaiIcr Scott.
DE,xgb,KEUX, by tie author Of "Pelhani" and
"ibe DlsowDed." For salo by
sept 10 j. H. NASH.
VNALkING CANES.--ivory Buck aud R1IIe, Ill.,
,o1 TaHes with and wjho.. swords Of the following de-
S pa "susec, Nanhin and Students just received 70" ps
sentIa JOHN II. NASH
WALKlNG CANES.--Just received q
great variety OF walking canes, for sale cheap
sop = 49, II. ID. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23

as0ng the Goods offered ior sale. arss.s a,sos.n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
PICNLTNG.

III. DLAMfFE, opposite the Eagle door bas IN, "a
Tue articles used IN making the Green and Yelioy Pick
VIZ I1nmeric, Long and Black Pepper
Cloves Mace, Ginger, and Mustard Seed
u Anspice, Cinnamon, Horse Radsh aud "a III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

their country in the hour of peril and of ds,vsr Il
not wise now, TO call together at least every free white
human being, AMI unite them in the fame common in.
,erest and government Surely II is Let m. yive no
reason for any stand back refuse their service in
he common cause sf their country. These consdera.
tons had their influence the southern States. ube,
forming their Constitutions. doubt not: and yht IN
have great influence with
would ask, Mr. Chairman. where are the evils 10
be apprehended hon general suffrage. I have been
unable 10 md them. IL 10 true, we have been told
tha' produces mob confusion and turmoil NJ The mill.
Turn your eyesupon ali the States oil this Union and
let me ask for the evidence Of these nobs and tu,
moiisl Look 10 the South. and have YOU heard of en,
No. Look 10 the West, and do YOU find then, th.,.,
Nc! Look to the North, and 10 you sec them even
mere! No! They are where TO be found rxeep,
In isrge towns and cities, where il IL perfectly well
known, that restraint the right of sufrr,ye has NO
Influence over them whatever. Where many thou.
lands Of persons are brought together upon elee.
lion days. there will be disputes, and sometime.
urmoi,.. But danger to the pubic safety
need ne arprehendsd In mere disputes in the choice
OF public .mcers These disputes only serve 10 hew
mat the body polite 10 in good and healthy condi.
tion-tiat 1t has energy and power. Its not like
me cold calm Of perfect aristocracy or de.po,sm,
where lew men dare express opinions the public ar
"r' NO sr all are a, liberty, and all free TO dis.
Gus: the affairs OF government fear mob, or tur-
mois in Virginia; and none " no are M ali conv.r.an,
WIN elections IN Pennsylv aud other States where
'ufage is general can fear them. Those State, are
generally divided In email election districts SO that f.
persons are brought together. Why not do =, ,h.v
have! Our counties may be dis,rieed; and even Ie.,
number OF persons brought the polls at ,.c
man now Is under the existing Constitution. Thi. IL
the best remedy against mobs turmoils. =
must conclude my remarks, Mr.. Chairman, by tell.
ing you. that from the facts which have laid before
ne COMMITTEE. we may safely argue that there is no
danger 'apne or robbery by the poor upon the rich
nor Of mobs tsrmoil', ruin, or despotsm nor
Oh me government getting in the hands d.
nave sangune hope that the Convention will extend
tho right Of suffrage generally-tbat IN. n.oi III,
Nece" h-and that II 1t shall at any time be found n
con' cnent or Improper, that they will change IT, Sew
STATES, have said have abandoned the freehold
suffrage and all doing wel-a are hapuv and nro
Pe'ou' virginia can do tho same, aud the effects will
peg me committee not TO consider that advocate
mere wild and uDtried scheme. But ON the con,rssv
se assured, that we in good faith advocate, what ".
deem TO be the sacred rights Of The people, w. do 4,
promote the happiness and welfare Of our country
DEBATE to be eonti,tuedo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-18
Sale Of Real Estate,

DURSUANT to decree Of the Superior
II Court Of Chancery, for the Richmond dis
trict pronounced on The 10th day Of Feb. 1918,
in the cause of VIM CALI, plh against Thomas
I. Bouldin, ex'r. of David Ross, dec. and 9th.
ers defts. which cause was afterwards, on the
Oath day Of January, 1929, revived in the name
Il John Allen and VIM. Cali, jr. executors OF
WIN. Gait dec. plf. against Thomas 1. Boul-
din, executor OF David Ross, dec. and Frederick
Augustus Ross, defts. The undersigned Mar
shal of the Superior Court Of chancery, for the
Lynchburg District, will sell, for cash, on Wed,
nesday the 9th day OF May. 1929, Or fair, II
not the next fair day thereaiter) before the
front door OF the Franklin Hotel, in the town
of Lynchburg. landed estate, lying ia the city
Of Campbell. known by the name OF the OK
ford Iron Works (eHcept that part which has
| been sold, by Thomas T. Boudin. prior TO
the date OF this decree,) or SO much thereof as
will be sufficient 10 satisfy the sum OF S2,296
| 81, with interest at the rate DISK per cenlum
per aunum, from the llth day of July, 1920,
and the costs Of suit and sale.
| IA. HoLCOMBE, NJ.
May T. iiids7e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-18

r...;nrham .irke.. Another remark
de -. ,s-tha, Buckingham has always
. sou'' and sill is, against Convention, and
.essrsforr j, was natural enough Ton her 70 sup
o,, men as hide inclined to reform as possible.
2g" m -, we see them supporting saeh form'd a,
~ lanes. Whit think you, reiormers aI
Lizard of ticket with Judge al we mead
s"ds able lawyers following IN ms tra'n
y nope you viii no, suppose ,na' a'n an'
,,iendiy to Judges OF Lawyers ihey are We,
~ good people IN Their propea. e,,"n,
.o are wsiermelons aud cucu'aoe's eASeneh. :
's. o.. - .ss.oo-but abominahle ones out of
n being an, tn produce sgue and fever,
bilious fever, and other 'fouo'eso"'e a''ne",s
=. canclnsien. / would ask you, whether, on
~, ~ ,oish,v question, you will stick TO prnc-
,les--or mem fA'h hh''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-18
Certificate of Phnbe Ipiiiii.

was attacked during the last winter with a
complaint 10 which had been more or less sub
jeet for several years, VIZ the Bilious Choiie;
and which, at this time. for four mouths was
uneommonlv severe. In this situation applied
to DR. John Il Howell, who put me under
course his Vegetable Family Pills. ~ con
junction with his Golden T,neiuro of China +.
the comp aint was entirely subdued, aud my
health perie,ti ST I'D in the course OF four
or five weeks. I nov enjoy my usual health.
aud have had no return OF my former com
plant PHOEBE WILT.
No. 49, Arch street
Philadeiphi1. 9priI 10, 1927.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-18

COM NERC!AL RECORD.
nVEKpOoL MAKKET-1urlL1-

LIVERPOOL MARKET-1prt1
There has been little doing in gran since
Tuesdays market and prices rather give way
London Corn Exchange, April l,-Ihe sup
plies Of graIo up to tins days market from all
parts were very ighl. There was very little
life in the wheat trad (. tho sales effected were
TO limited extent, and confined chiefly to the
finest qualities, for which the prices of Monday
were realized. None but the best descriptions
Of mailing barley found II sale at previous prl-
ces, while more than the ordinary sorts were
heavy o sale and rather lower
Richmond, May Is.
FLOUR.-Sales of several lots cone of leo
bbls) OF Canal Flour were made yesterday al
ST, which may he considered the current
! rice.--The news by the Caledonia exhibits 4
farther depression in the English flour market,
which OF course W i'll affect flour that has been
shipped aud bonded; bn will not at all affect
the flour nj present in this country. The late
rise here took place after all hope OF the duty
in England being again so low as to enable US
to ship there had passed away, and was created
BY the demand for domestic consumption aud
shipments 10 South America and ne West In
dies, with the knowledge OF the limited stock IN
the country. The price Of Flour here cannot
now, therefore, lie affected by any deprcs ion ol
the price in the European markets. Nag.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-18
TRUST SALE.

10Y virtue of u decd Of trust executed by
- WIN. w. Dickerson, for certain purposes
therein mentioned, dated the 9Th day Of August
1923, and duly recorded in the Hastings Court
Office of Lynchburg, the subscriber will pro
coed to sell. to the highest bidder for cash. al
the dwelling house OF the snid Dckerson, on
Friday the ooh day OF May all the household
and kitchen furniture mentioned in said decd
together with one grcy horse, one cart and
Geer. one set plated gig hnrncss, &c. The sub
sciibcr acting as trustee, will Convey such title
only as IS vested - him nv shid deed nnd none
Other JOHN IOMPkiNS, Trustee.
The sale will be conducted by John X ID.
Payne, Anciicucer. J. 1. Trustee.
Nav H. w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-18
Pocket Book lost.

IT osr. IN Thursday evening Last, between
Glthe pirgiuian Office aud the Washington
Tavern, Pocket Book, containing 900 ~
Virginia Bank noies---two ofihe notes wefe Of
$50 each, ooe Of $40. aud one OF $40. There
was also IN the pocket book. note executed
by the To John Gray for S75. which has
been paid 10 Thomas Lngwood. and Which the
public are hereby cautioned not TO trade for.
A liberal reward will be given 10 the finder, on
its delivery 10 tho subscriber, living in Bedford
near Linerly. cllAS ID. REYNOLDs
May 10. q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-18
DIR. HowFLL's
Vegetable Medieinss generally.

Montgomery co. Upper Dublin Township. Z
September 6. 1897.
DR.. Howell--Sr.
have been recommended to call on yoa
for assistance for child 81 mine who is subject
TO bis. She was taken with them whet about
four months old, and has them by spela ever
since She snow three years old. | have
had three Physicians 20 attend her, bui all to
no purpose. The child is early, with The ex-
ceplian ofthosc spells. Please TO seri me
few lines by The bsarsr, expressive ol your OPT.
mon whether you ean cure or help her
Yours. ISAAC WOOD.
This child. who bad been subiec' 80 violent
fits Tor period oi more than Nv. years. was
entirely restored 10 health in n lew days, aud
has continued free ftom them ,er since.
CERTIFICATES
lave seen NJ Woo child repe aiedly
since, and aveftLa' shr saz satirey cured By
DIR. Howell, as represont n the aforesaid
statement
The case Of Mr.. Woods child. while il may
justly rreitn our admiration, - one which 1
consider ss marked with striking features At
The ea,ly age OF four months sha was seized
with fits. aud suffered to ads'ressng degree.by
the ,,olence of The paloxysms Noiwiths,and-
ing the Efforts OF three very respectable pro-
| iessionsl gen, lemen the paroxysms continued
20 fecur after the usual intervals aud with the
usual degree Oh Yinlfnce Thus state OF ihiDgR
| continued until the child reached her 3fd var,
| that Is. mote han two years Dr. Howell
was at length consulted, but nj time when III.
le hopes ware entertained by Tho family ihss
any .neclul service could be rendered by hu-
man agency But Ia the self graduation of the
parents aud the bappinrs IS ofihe little sufferer,
complete. eaeciuai aud permanent relief wos
! almost ,mmc dintely obtained. After the exbi<
bil,on of lew doses of the medicine, her health
| was established A period OF nine months has
| since elapaod without return ofihe paroxysm,
| or even symptom of the complaint Hav-
ing knowledge oil the fac, md acquainted with
the circumstance of the case, cheerfully sub
scribe 10 the reality and correctness OF the iorc
going statement. JOHN FIELD.
| Philadelphia, Jidyi, ls2s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-18

Beades sos 8os 7os Cos Cos 40s; 25s :
Dos 1875 and los
In the above splendid scheme, those 1916
Tickets, having one only of the drawn num-
hers on, aud that one, the last drawn from ihe
wheel. will each (if n whole ,ieket) he entitled
TO nm elegan, copy Of Hume, Smollei aud BIS
se,t's England, 10 nine octav" Volumes, on
superfine paper ench volume emoellished by
an historical engraving, executed in the high
es, style Of the art in America, deliverable al
either the Offices ofthe managers on presen-
tation Of the pi,ze tictrts--bn, If a share (oi
the managel,) II will be paid as a cash prize
OF q ls.
Tickets $40 Halves IS, Quarters so
For sale at the ever ioIinnstr Office Of
II. ". HEWSON.