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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

HTDUCATiON.-is shall open Boarding School the
HI ensuing year, at my residence in Hanover County,
about % miles from Richmond, and about above Col .
Goodalrs. My OF instruction will comprise the
Latn, French, and English Languages; Geography
with the Of the Maps and GlObes; regular course
OF History with Chronology, Arithmetic, Mathematics
and The art Of Surveying; English Grammar and Eng
sh Composition.
My terms for Board aud Tuition 500, the scloss-
tic year OF ten months My school will commence
The lo:h Of January, 1880, and terminate the Is d
iScceInber. vacation of four weeks will be given in
she summer. .r ttl
shall have examination at the commence en- ni,
and another at the close Of the year.-The result OF
which will be sent To the parents and guardians of
children committed TO my care.-Psrticuar ate ntion
will he paid TO the moral condsct Of my pupils, and
good discipline maintained in school. have been en-
gagged in Teaching for eight years past, and fully
sensible OF the great responsibility which my profess
sion imposes. My residence is unusually healthy and
remote from places OF vice and dissipa ion In reia
ton TO my character and qualifications, au horised
10 refer to the following gentlemen, via:
Right Req. Richard Claiming Moore, d. ID. If
Richmond. ... ss
Req. William ARMSTRONG, Of Richmond.
II. 4 IL. James, 81 Co. Of do.
Reu. VTHidnl Meade, ID. ID. of Frederick County.
Hdnouer, Dec 1929. HERMON DAVIS.
Certificate of Bishop Jfosrc.
Mr. II. Davis was employed by Bishop Jntade as pri-
vstc Of his children for upwards OF two years, md
thef eore, can with proprieiy recommend Mr.. Davis,
10 such parents as may he disposed TO employ him.
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE.
letter addressed TO me, must be directed TO M0nt-
pelirr, Hanover County, Va. HERM0N DAVIS.
Dec. 10. 7I--6 wifi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

a CHlCkhHOMlNY ESTATE FOR SALE
IA he subscriber Offers for SALE of land con-
tanning 0o7 acres lying the above river and bounded
ny T" Tor mile IL is part of the tract known 10y the
name o. DHngerhei1s in New Kent, about 90 miles
below Richmond and four above tide This tract
u inferior TO few in the country and is about cquay
divided IN low grounds, Hats and high land. lis con.
venience TO navigation and quantity Of timber for plank
scailing shingles and slaves Independent Of the ert-
~ OF The soil, renders IL on, Of the valuable tracts
~ land on the river. u IL believed that marie abounds
on II, as shells are 10 be in several banks The
terms will be accommodating to the purchaser and
bargain may bs bad by application in person 10 the sub
Gerber at Moons Mount, Rappahannock A sdemy
Caroline or by letter directed to the Academy post
lice, or to Mr.. WIN. Brumiey by letter, addressed to
New Kent court-bouse. JNO. DICKERSON,
For himself and as agent and attorney for the Dis
Tributes OF the late Col. WIN. Dangsffielt.
dec. III. 7e-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05
NNE.MALE EDNC4TION.-afis hili-nletL 8n.

MISE.N.aLE EDUC.aTIO.N.-.3fiss Elisabeth i3a-
a. con grateful for the patronage IF generous pub
lie, tenders her services at Laurel neadoc, the resi-
derce Of the subscriber, in Chesterfield County. about
fire miles from Manchester. The JrdnchesQf Tuition
are speling reading ,oriting, arithmetic, grammar
md geography, ,oih the Of The globes. The terms
$50 per scholar for tuition, and 75 for board each
6oarderJ furnishing her bed, SC. She iciH COM
nie'ce on the S Of January merit and ,ciH gice "a
cation Of fire tcees ia Summer. Payment to be made
half yearly. SAMUEL PfTTESO.N
W. b. Strict attention ,riH be paid to young La
dies morality. Oct H. 16-T
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lands J@yat,d 20 The Literey Essui ,

.-e La'sob JeJaird 10 the Litcroyy Eiaui!
- : =. AUDITORS OFFICE, 9th July, 1929
,NDuBLIC NoTiCE.-Bys the actpassed 9Th March,
1897, entitled An act concerning lands returned
delinquent for the nonpaymcnto OF taxes the operation
OF which continued by subsequent act passed 9Th
Feb. lS2S-all delinquent lands which were vested i'm
tho Literary Fund, and not redeemed or before the
FIRST Of The present month by the original owners have
become absolutely forfeited. Provision made however
by the first above mentioned act i'm such person
OF persons who may have good legal equitable title
TO such lands, held derived under grant from the
Commonwealh, bearing date prior to the time Of tho
said lands vcsng in the President and Directors of the
Literary Fund who, previous to the 9th of March, 1927
may have settled and improved the lands claimed by
them, who derive title under. person having
thus settled and improved said lands. But person
shall be entitled to the benefit OF this provision who
shall not before the first day Of December thousand
eIghf hundred and centy nine, pay Into the Treasury
on the proper Of the Auditor Of Public Accounts
all taxes upon the lands camedby him either i'm his own
name the of those under whom he may claim title
or by the person, persons in whose right tho
same was forfeited such portion thereof the land so
claimed ought be cTutaby and raaby charged there
with with cent per annum damages the amount
which shall be each yearu from the LIST day of Nove4
her OF the year in which it becomes DUE until paid
JAS. +. HEATH.
July 10. lS-U Auditor of Public Accoi,nfs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

Dear Sr,l have great pleasure in heing able TO i'm
form you, that FRANCIS THOMAS, Esq , a dis,in
guished member from Frederick County was this morn
ing elected Speaker of the House of Delegates. Mr.
Thomas. as you well know, is gentleman OF very SUI
psror talents, and OF hShiy polished lres and with
al jealous, Incorporating and unlinching advo ate
OF Jackson and r. form. He was opposed by Mr.
Richard Thomas of ST. Mary's, who was the Candidate
Of The Coalition party, and upon the first ballot the
vote was:
For Francis Thomas 30
For Richard Thomas 81
Blanks 2
resolution offered by Mr. Gollsborough of Dor.
chester that Gideon PcArcc be considered Chief Clerk
and Mr.. - Brewer, Asss,an, Clerk of the House
oil Delegates, for the present sesson, which was
promptly rejected. Mr.. Pearcc was subsequently
elected Chef Clerk Afer This the opposition becom.
ing alarmed Cor the fate Of Mr. Brewer propo ed that
John Mcneil, Jr. of Allegheny county who was re-
turned to the house ~ The Judges Of Election Of thai,
county. ashaving had equal number OF votes with
MIR. John a. Hoffman, should be forthwith adni ted to
seat az member OF the House. This was PROMPTLY
and propsry objected to, urr?ctei utcd, unpara-
reHaTV. a,t nrierly Irregular upon the gror nd that
line Il iu'c was not Get fsly organized, aud that the
ordinary and correct course, would be await H. @ de-.
cson OF the COMMITTEES elections hereafter 10 be
appointed. very animated and ntere sting debate
ensned, in the Of which the points order and
th' ques arriving from parliamentary usage and The
written laws were fully and freely discussed. The
debate of considerable daraion aud the veas and
nays twice ordered by the House. first upon mo.
ton 10 lay the resolution upon the table, which was
lost, 49, 80; anil then, upon tn que ion it,
cell, which was i like manner lost ayes 30 ro 80
So tina, Mr. Mcneil must, others have always done
IN like cases before him, await the regular and ordinary
course of business.
It appeared in tho course Of the di.cussion that the
possibility Of an emergency, calling for the pre- scnce
ot Mr.. Nj ell, hsd been anticipated Ivy the cppo,-
lion, and that the movement which made this morn
ing, had been agreed upon NJ Caueus cf the member,
OF that party, held yesterday at WilIans0ns
The Houe adjourned, without proceeding further in
the election of their officers and il s quite probable
that friends will succeed 10 elccting true blue
Jack so1-Inan, az isant Clerk.
ia the Senate, all The old officers have been re elected;
upon the subject oil The Governor std Council nothing
definite is yet known all hat s,y, H. tiIat Tie
best spirit prevails amongst renls they are all ami.
mated by one common feeling. anl HAT is perpe,uate
Tie political supremacy Of the Jack prty, by desetv-
Jog the support Of the people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 3l.-We under stand, that The
following appointments have lately been made by the
Presiieni, with the concurrence of the Senate
J. WAMBERsIE, an American CITIZEN re,ilno AZ
Rotterdam, in Holland, to he Consul OF the United
States, for that city, in the place of EMANUEL WAN
b ERsIE, dec.
BENZ. EDWARDS of Illinois, to be Receiver of Pub
lie Moneys al Eiwarisv-, Illinois.
Uricl Sebrcc of Missouri, TO be Receiver of Public
Moneys at Franklin, Missouri, in the place of Thomas
Smith resigned.
Hilary b. Cenas to be Register OF the Land Office at
New Orleans, in the place of Isaac T. Preston resigned
Joseph Dunbar OF MissiSsppi TO be Surveyor of Pub
lie Lands South of Tennessee.
Morton A. Waring re.appoined Marshal of the Dis
trict OF South Carolina. TN1f Int
We understand that the Senate yesterday ratified two
Treaties made during the last summer at p. are du
Chcin, with the Indian tribes of the Upper Mississippi
the Patawaomes, Winnebagoes, SC. by General Nj
NELL, Colonel Menard and Caleb Atwacr, Esqr. Com
missoners the part of the Government by which an
extensive country embracing the rich lead mine region
has been ccic TO the United States. rB
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.


SNNAPoLfs, Dec. 30, 1927.
SIR This morning, the House proceeded 20 the
election Of Reading Clerk Mr.. Jsmcs NJ SheiIman Of
Frederick, elected, having received ~ vote; 1nd
Geo BreWer, 80, David Ridgely Theodore Hodges.
James &. Turner, benjamin Sudler, and Chlfles 49,.
Palmer were cl~ctta Committee Cle'ks.-John Quinn,
Door Keeper; g. Gfaumer, Sergeant a; Arms
Bat Rcp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

H7EMALE EDUCATlON.-The subscriber having
"a consented again TO take IL or Is young ladies', as
members of his family informs parents who are des-
rous oil giving their daughters good education, that
the lady whom he has engaged Tor the ensuing year
(having taught in his family for Is months) he can re-
commend as being highly qualified to impart young
minds, knowledge OF every useful branch of English
Education, OF French, of Music on the Harp and Pr
ano, OF Painting aud Of various kinds of elegant needle.
work. Her knowledge of French and Music, is proba-
bly, not surpassed by any native American Every at
tenon will be paid to the health morals and manners
OF young ladies' Particular attention will also be paid
10 their clothin such repairs, washing, &c. for
which there will be no clargc.Tbe School will open
on the brst Monday in January: two months vacation
will be given during the year.
TERMS.
For Board aud English tuition 500
" French Painting or both be taught in addition 1870
IL Music only in addition 10 the English $50
For all the above branches 100
RICHARD X. MEADE, SR
Brunswick, Dec IL 7l-2awSl0s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

BALTIMORE, Dee. 81.
Destructive Fre.-On Tuesday night Iast, after our
tensive Steam Suga, Refinery of Mr.. d. l. THOMAS
situated on Hlen street, and notwithstanding the mos.
prompt and active exertons Of III, 6rev,ep, the build
inr with all The manufacturing and refining apparatus
waE in lew hours a heap OF smokiog ruins. The Re.
hnery was very extensive, and the steam machinery
extremely valuable, il being the invention of the po-
rrieor, and perhaps the most complete apparatus of
tn" kind in this country. The stock of sugars. both
refined and raw, wac very large and owing the IA
vorableness OF the Weather, for time past the
quantity OF the former hand and ready for exporta-
ton, had been much increased. A portion of that
which was saved from the flames received more or less
damage from the water and ha.ty handling. The man.
ncr in which the fire caught is unknown and 90 rapid
was its progress, that POSITIVE supposon as 10 il.
origin, can be formed The workmcn were engaged on
that evening little later than usual in the process of
boiling, and when they retired every thing was left in
an apparently safe condition. The proprietor himseI
visited The building, about nine o'clock after every one
had et IT, No candles had been used in any part OF
the house. The Waterman OF the Refinery (here be-
ing one constantly employed the premi -es) wa. at
his post as usual and gave the first alarm OF the FIRE.
out too late, unfortunately, to be avaing. The dwell
ling house of Mr. Thomas. situated few feet from
the refinery, was preserved upnjuted by the extraor
binary exerion' OF the hrcmen. No blame wha ever
can be attached any Of the workmen engaged in the
establishment, they all careful and sober men
and er JOY the full confidence OF their employer
We learn that insurance effected on the prope.-
ty in three Offices in this city, the amount of 600
on the building, and 100000 on the stock, making in
the whole $4,000, The sum insured, will probably
cover hut little, II any more thu hi of the total los
Mr. Thomas has long been in business in this city, and
by his own exertlons had rendered his establishment
very valuable His late ingenious application of steam
to the refining Of sugar. has him to he cx,.n-
siveiy known throughout the country; and the verv
superior qualify OF the article procured for il mora
extensive demand than COULD be complied with Ii is
singuarly unfortunate that the day this dis.
astrous event. arrangements had been made to expor
a large quantity Of the article, which was 10 have
bce. shipped on tue following day. We feel confident
tina, The public will symPa'hize with Mr. Thomas in
tnjS unfortunate occurrence That lac will
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

NOTICE wish TO employ for the ensuing year az
L teacher 10 small school, a young man who is
qualified to teach the usual English branches and the
Latin language, Address TO ME. Union Mills iFlWan-
County, Va J. TIMBERLAKE,Jr.
Dec. o. " 77--t2aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

NOFICE,-Our customers who supply us with flour
barrels are hereby notified, that in getting their
timber the present winter IL Rus be repaired at least
oil an inch thicker than heretofore, 80 as to make the
barrels stronger, and to weigh from % to 2ilbs.
VIM. u. CLARK & Co. Mayo Mills.
Dec 20 7eu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

aBURSUANr TO an orderof the Directors Of the ri.
p vahna Navigation Company, each stakeholder is
herebyrequcstcd 20 pay 10 the undersign Treasurer
OF ssid Company ono dollar each share OF stock held
by him, on or before the frs Monday in March, 1890
DAN'L. r, CARR, Treasurer.
Dec ~ WIN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-22
CERTIFICATES.

The following communication addressed to Pc.
prietor Of IN lkTs' Ointment, from the Hon John
rs'istcrro member Of Congress, highly interesting
The grItuiious IN amer in which i! IS made EXHIBITS
feelings Of no nriin,r, chara towards suffering
mainly; and is certainly well deserving Of PubLe,,
.~Ht.on.
WASH NOTION, Jan. 22d, 1892
STH.-N has been my wish for a considerable tn.
TO communicate to YOU the good effect With which,
have used the ointment invented by = Mr.. lulkis
and which now understand is made and sold B, 8
gents appointed By yourself. Ihave applied I,Grl.
mcnt during the last three years TO eS,y sTecoa
tumour and wound, without failure 90 prcruC, cte
in every instance. consider it the most decJdci 1ri
efficient remedy in AL of tunour, BE- the cause
what it may, and T. have found nothing 90 good TO-
wounds of any description. II may be proper to add
that the cure OF q tumour called White swelling Cr
en- over by the most distinguished physicians s. rey
rable, and which they decided, would, VII oWariy
taton, prove fatal TO the patient, Wa under ny IHne
date notice effected BY the use ct Judkins On'Hdl
and the patent is in fine health HIS inb af,t'e.
by the tumour being restored to perfect SEQ
sOuDdness. Also that the leg at Az aged NAH VI'.
had been wounded, and exhibited one dreadluIil
cerated surface from the krtetU foot, and Who
for more than two years. had been cons,d, NOR
bic, was cfsectuaIly cured by the appcatICn q !r
kins' Ointment. He nliOn these two casts, wl'h't'
under my immediate notice and management a'ao'
cided evidence Of the efficacy Of thisroncdl mc'a
Of tumour and OF ulcers. have experienced . e'
cidedly, the good fleet of this remes. ~ TIC cure
fclons. and OF every species Of fresh wound N'''"
to me that my oae who will ob'rrve on The oP'ra",
Of this ointment must be satisfied as h. ITS bri'r''
effect. can with the utRost confidence reco"H'l'
the use of this valuable remedy.
am Sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALLAFEHRo
To Mr.. Charles Hcrstons. Proprietary
Of Judkin's Ointment, near fFede'
ricktown, NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-22
Er. ". Judhius' Potent Specific OiDtDl,r,

Lr. W. Judhins' Pafenf Specific Ointai,la
rg,HE abov. ointment is offered to the public -,
/ safe and certain remedy for those obs,inst, a,
eases, some ofwhich have 50 long bafped The skill
medical science.
list. White dwellings Of every description.
81 Sore legs and ulcers oflong standing.
Sd. Schirrls or Glandulsr tumors, partcul.r'y.lc.
hardened tumors in women's breasts, which Otcr,.ro
terminate in ulcersted cancers
18th Felons. or wha, some people know b, tie
name OF Catarrhs, Of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains the joints.
9th. Sprsins and bruises of every description, ar
whatever.part situate.
9TH r.tter. Of all kinds-in this complantrke p,.
,ent in appyngthe ointment must keep thc part "a
of water.
9th. Chilbains or parts effected b! frost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-22
Grain and Plaster.

VHHHE subscribers have formed copartnership, and
4 will transact business at tiexsndrla and Deco.
quan, under the name off. s. J. n. Janney. They
invite the csllof persons who bring grain for sale
iIther of those markets.
Farmers will at alltmes be furnished at Occoauan
tn plaste either in therock ground, on very mo-
ratet JOS. JANNEY, jun.
wiiuly JOHN JANNEY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-22
Wheat wanted.

NNoRDECh MILLER G. son inform their former
w customers and friends that they have again taken
on the Little River Turnpike Road on Four Mile Run,
where they vii! give price for good Wheat
They are purchasing, in Alexandria, Wheat Rye, and
Corn and wthaRk their old friends and customers to
give them call. augl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-22
Just received by the Subscribers.

NE invite She attention of practitioners ofmedcine
w who may wish to avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity to Try the effect and virtue of the following new
French preparations of Physic or Vegetable Salts, viz
Supune, sulphste morphine acetate morphine, marco
tine, emetnc rhubarbsrne, pperne, and iodine; also
croton oil and extract basam co2aiva, sc The differ
ent forms OF manipulation or pre- paration Of those
dicnes for use. are kept on hand together with rec.
,ions for the manner of employ ing them in practice
Dr. Majendie's Formusry of preparation and admins.
tration ct those new remedies, also he obtained
La Barrague'S Ct0rMe Of the Grid of
.S6dinna.
From numerous experiments of the most skiful men
OF science, followed by certain cess il results that
this corure is preServative against the occult seeds
oflatent diseases, yellow fever small pox seucorrhra
and against all contagious and epidemic diseases A
remedy against the bite of the mad dog and that of SER
pents against ulcers Of long standing gangrene. the
rot IN hospitals, degenerate burns old syphc ulcers
corfodng letters cancers, carbuncles asphyxias pro-
duced by exhaations from sewers CUTTERS or any col
lection OF putrid animal or decomposing vegetable mat,
ter Instructions tor using the Corure of Oxid of So.
dunn, including all its various applications in healing
can be had
Chloride IF Lime
Instructions will be given for its uses in bleaching
silk, cotton. or linen goods, such as caps fringes,
sheengs, 'eghorns other article Of dress
Dye Mu6s IF alt kinds,
Consisting OF logwood, hachewood, redwood, cam
wood. Brasletto wood. fustck, cochinea m,dder fur
nero, indigo. = The dye-woods clipped we can
afford cheap by the barrel they can be purchased
many CITY to the north We will give warranted d
rectons tor dying any color to those who favor us with
their custom, with reasons why they fail in making a
good color, so il can be corrected
THE Jollo,oing articles Of Paints ind Per-
Jumery:
Yellow chrome, drop lake. pink eau de Cologne
antique oil, variety pomatum in pots and sticks, Ma
cas'ar oil, vegetable rouge, pearl powder, &C.; almond
soap, rose soap, &ci yellow, pale yellow, white, red,
and green bronzes.
Superior Backing Paste,
Warranted equal to any in the world. To those |
whose motto is " Economy" we can recommend this |
Backing, retaining its polish, softenng the leather
and not causing it to crack, most high polishing
backing does 1t has The advantage of polishing on
the leather whether wet or dry. For sale by
nov26 WILLIAM LANPHIER & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-22
yf merchQnta6le White Pine, Plahh ana
Boards,
Boards,

The whole of the above Lumber TO be Delivered a,
Georgetown ID. e. on before the @Oth DAY OF Apri
next and be paid for after Inspection by AL engineer
of the Canal Company
# desired, offers will be received separately Tor the
Yellow and the White Pine.
Persons offering will please state their price per Gu
bic foot for the Square Timber; and per thousand tee'
reduced measure, Tor the Plank and Boards.
ID, order Of the Board,
JOHN p. INGLE,
Clers Chesapeake q Ohio Canal Company
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-22
district Of Columbia,

tOUnfy 81 .7ieIdH0Tiu, SCI.
NOVEMBER TERM, 1929.
John Mcver, assignee of the es.0
tate OF Josiah Watson, bank.
rup,, Complainant,
Peyton and Thompson, commits. IA cuINCIpy
soners in the case Of he sa ~
bankrupt, and ia'efcrro Stub
ling, executor OF FraHcis Str.b.
ling, decd, and others, De.
PENDANTS.
VINHE Defendant, Taliafeno Strbling, executor Of
i Francis strIbling, deceased. not having entered
their appearance TO this suit snj given security ac-
cordn6 to the statute and the rules Of the Court and
appearing, the satisfaction of the Court, that the
said Taiiaferro Stbling is nhabanl of the Dis
trict of Columbia on the motion Of the Complainant
by his Counsel it is ordered, that the said faiaferro
Striblng. executor Of Francis SribnS. deceased, do
appear here or before the LIST day of the next April
term Ct this Court, and the Compliments bill,
give security for forming the DEGREES OF the Court;
and that copy OF this order be forthwith published,
fer two months successfully, IN the Alexsndrs Phenix
Gazette and that another copy be posted at the 'front.'
door Of the Court House Of said county.
Test, EDM. l. LEE, G. C.
jan 5--2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-22
.Ionathan Mays

- New House and Tobacco Factory IS
ss's2 to let. Ii j., taken altogether, one OF the
zee most complete establishments ior'ne puip w
EsAs ofmsnufacturing tobacco orsegarS IN The DIS
,na rnodtenant the rent would be made low.
Apply to =, ,,,Irp. soN.
march II NJ. MII..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-22
York, SsptemIe, 28 y

IV7"J - -
Sir-Haying been for number OF year Sf''I ,
with tire rheumatism to that degree that oi'th'a',
was unable to walk-trymg variety OF cure VI" ",
effect. ! heard of Judkins' ointment ohtSI'' 10
and by using the pot agreeable to direction y" g.
treIy cured, and have not since [now more than
been afflicted with it. JACOB LhIHh"