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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07
BALTIMORE MARKETS. April l..

Houard Street Four.-TDe receipts this
week are full one-fhirh less than those Of the
preceding. The business from stores has not
been characterized by much activity this week
owing 10 the continued absence Of Europe an
advces, and the consequent indisposition vi
both buyers and sellers 10 operate without
them. The sales from store, oil which we have
heard, cumpris. abou, 5000 bbls. at S6.37 IL,
S63lt, and $3.50 per Dbl. OF ihi, amount,
about 1000 bbis. were sold yesterday al S6.25
some parcels al S6.3l4 and some at Sc. 81 l-2.
The same rates appear 10 prevail to-day. but
the market may be said 10 be brought TO a
stand IN consequence of the annunciation OF a
xsxsei below at Charleston, With Liverpool
dates to the 18th o. 10Th February. The adj.
Vices nc, being looked for before one O'Clock,
p. NJ. to-day, ], will not be possible 10 give an
accurate statement OF their effect ('f sny) on
the marke, in this Report. The pngon price
this week has had a range smong the dealers
of So u ID 1925 per Dbl.
Wheat. On Saturday last n sale Of 1000
bushel, prime red Susquehanna was made al
yl38 per busheI on Monday percel of 4500
bushels was sold a, Sl.37 and on Wednesda ,
a parcel of 2700 bushels at S,.35 per bush-l
The supplies Of Bay wheat arc limited, aud
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

HE Subscriber viii commence selling hi.
- stock oil BOOKS Al AUCTION this
evening a. early candle light. the mosi spIpod,d
collection vi valuable Historical and Miscella
neous Productions ever uhered III this market.
The public may rest assured that the Book ;
+" i'll be sold don't stay away aod iancv 10 our.
selves that they will no. b. solid am deer.
mined 20 eel and therefore hope 10 have a
full house and II Will be well for every pers II
10 embrace this glorious opportunity To pun
chase books ABRAM K. NORTH.
Anil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07
From the Richmond Compiler, 9pTI 2
THE MARKET.

THE MARKET.
We have corrected our Price Current fer
this morning. We learn, that the accounts
from England by the way of Charleston TO the
18th February. though as favorable to Bread.
stuff, as any previously received, have produc-
ed little or no change IN Flour and Wheat IN
our market. Ii is said, that tins is partly ow.
ing TO the scarcity Of ships, and the high
heighis demanded for foreisu pofu.-Whea at
is quoted at 1875 cents.
The proposed reduction Of the duty on tobec-
co, in England, will, il is hoped, increased IFS
valu'. At present it may be quoted at 81 Ia
to Ia Tor on, passed. 80 10 4 Id
Good "a to 4 81. Cotton Is 8 IL TO 8 81
els. per 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07
WARDS OFFICE, !

WARDS OFFICE,
April 9TH 1891 !
The following are The numbers drawn for tn.
Grnnd ConsoIilai"d Lottery 9th class.
80 80 81 % SO u 10 20 81 -
And the following are the drewo numbers
for the Dismsl SWAMI, Lottery 9th cln.
ID % 90 y SO d. ~ 30 80
Renew your small prizes IN the Delaware and
North Carolina. and lOth D,smsl swamp lot.
terIes both OF With are drawn this week and
contn III splendid p,lzes.
Tickets and Shares in both tor sale al
" ARDS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

the Saslty generally inferioE \ lot es prime
red was tasen thn week (supposed Tor iorsisn
eHporD 3 b per hushel on Thursday car
60 Of eood red was sold NJ Si.27 per bushei !
another parcel oil very good quaiiiysi %i2b.
and other lots nj lower rates, "a IN quality. Tue
price OF hest ted wagon wheat at the CITY
Mills Is Si.3o per bushel. A lot Of fHir whlie
bay wheat was sold this week Al Si.35, and
a lot OF ordinary atSL3i. AmerSdn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

" L. r. Blair, the Editor Of the Globe, has
,e'"'"t' to Washington city, aud relieved his
'o'"" fenens, (Amos KendaIl) Of farther Edi-
''''a' 'esPo'slbihts-bu we suspec, no, of the
'-"'of'ai duty. Mr.. Blair announces his H.
'"''on OF ceasiae the personal war with the
,-''o' OF The Teiegrsph-and whenever il may
NECESSARY TO notice any thing he says, in
"''' 10 protect the interests of the Republican
p"s' which ispersonated by MIR. Van Blu.
~ Mr. Blair announces, with CONNIE ndsble
s''pos'y that hewill . always hold language
s'"e .' rather to the dignity Of the press" (nc-
lung 10 lis improred condition, under the
'a'naSe OF Martin Van, we presume, j" than
S. ''s character Of HE indipidual who may reu-
.a,., ""llnadversions accessory" Rather
" s'' ms tor the close Of personal war
a W ans pant, says. that when the Globe
'' 70 sssai prominent nsnhers Of The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

'fths eedntr, nor presents. to AHA; ii has
ever before dong, under any administrator
~ The citizens nj Philadelphia intend 10
give Com. Bainbrdgen pubic dinner, - an
evidence of their disspprobat,oa Of the recent
prescription Of the csptor of ,hr Javs, to g<aii-
~ the revenge OF Amos ktuddh
UJ' meeting OF the friends of Henry Clay
is called. IN the PhiIsdelphia papers, signed by
| about sin hundred Had seventy names. We
| have strong hopes that Pennsy lvania--ihe key
stone OF the federal arch--w,ll be with US, 10
the ensuing Presidential contest. The opposi.
ton to the present weak and distracted admin.
| 's'ratioo 10 rapidly organizing, and will act
with more than usual energy.
u The last Richmond Enquirer states that
Mr.. Iazewell has written letter. dec lining the
honor OF Public Dinner, which was offered TO
him in that City.
1J' We continue our extracts from Charles.
ion papers, OF the latest foreign news, received
at that place. There appears TO be no doubt
that The French government has unequivocsl-
y refused to permit the Due de Nemours 10
ascend the throne Of Belgium; and this fact
certainly lessons the chances Of Immediate
war in Europe. But we are no, less ssnguins
'han we have heretofore bern. IN the belief that
uiH come, at no distant day
" We were mised by a Northern paper,
in stating las, Monday, that Miss Frances
Wright, oil in6dcl noto,iety, had returned 10
this country. lady ofihe same nsgie arrived
at Boston but il was moi The Platon,c ir,end
OF Robert Dale Owen.
~ The Executive Council Virginia, under
the new Const ution. has jus, been organieed--
Peter V. Daniel, drew No. |, and his term ol
service expires with the first year Daniel A
Wilson. No. 2. with The second year; and Wind
ham Robertson, No 8, at the end OF tue third
year
u Tho Abingdon Republican OF the Cd in,I
announces the passage through that place oil
the Hon. Hugh l.. White, y. S. Senator from
Tennessee. hHying with hun the remains OF his
wife Mrs. Elisabeth ;ghitc, who led aear La :
ington, Va. on the 25ih ult.
" Jacob Small Esq, has resigned the Of
fee Of May or OF BalImors, aud Col. william
Stewart, has been appointed 10 serve thu
remsinder OF his uneIpired term
lJ A communication relative 10 Washing.
ton COLLEGE, aud another suggesting the expe
dency Of establishing Reading Room in this
place, arc unavoiiably deferred until our neat
Town Organization. On Tuesday last. the
Annual Election for Aldermen and Common
Councilmen took place. and The result will bs
seen by reference 10 the advert isemcnt ofihs
Sergeant of,he Corporations, in this moraing's
paper.--El6ah Fletcher WAS elected Mayor,
ALBION Mcdaniel Recorder. md John w Bag
we'll. Senior Alderman, f1r the ensuing year.
John Thurman was elected Presidcnt, and d.
Rodes, Clerk of the Common Council.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07
MUSLINJ.
Domestic Goods.

DO"NntII oOOilS.
bale super Bed Ticking
do medium qualify do
A large ,antiiy oil aud ~ bleached and un.
bleached Cotton Cloths
recent supply of Cotton Yarn. OF the most
approved msnulsciuu--Also,a very general
assortment OF Hardware. Cutlery and Saddle.
~, including aImos, every article in eithsr line.
N. b Il daily expected, one piece 5arouy
Blue Cloth, said 10 be the finest ever selected
for the sooihera market X. L. d.
April IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

UDURSUANT TO a decree Of the Superior
u Court OF Chancery, Tor the Lynehburg
District, rendered on the 10th day Of MAY.
1880, in the suit OF Davis against Hawkins
'he undersigned Marshal Of the said Court will
sell. to the highest bidder, for cash. a, Bedford
Coutthonse, on the fourth Monday ia April,
1881, It being court day, negro woman LIZ
y, mentioned ia said decree.
IA. HOLCOMBE, n
March %. lids
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Lynchbmg and Biuc Ridge Turnpike

LynchJNrg and Dlne huge Turnpike
Company.
vnNHE Legislature bos'ng passed an act TO
u widen The tow path OF tho cahal. the
Directors OF the LynehbuTg aad Blue Ridge
turnpike Company are r'quesiea TO convene
nj the trinklln Hotel m Wednesday the 1871
oil Aprit. a, II o'G!tc k.
FRANCIS MEMWETHER, President
Apri 7 tdm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07
= LIVERPOOL, Feb. IL.


Yesterday we had the Chancellor OF the
EIch"quer's Budget L. 6ud the ways u means
10 msAe good deductions in other t"Ies, Id per
ID on all Cotton. In addition TO the present
per cent This part is obsenrely stated. but ne
there is Id per Id drawback on cotton goods,
exported, no doubt additional Id per To- u
meant Government have announced ihrH i''-
tent'on OF laying on an additional duly OIL pen
ny per pound on sll Cotton Imported. which
has caused an universal excitement IN our
market, and an advance of lad 10 3-Ad per ID.
sIdiked Of though nothing ." yet has oeeo
done to establish pr,ces--indeed, business ~
quite at u stand
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Feb ~.
Flour, under loek 10 stl an obIeei OF spec.
nla'ion, but there ~ at present little on the
maj ket th,s aaele would now readily obtain
our extreme quotations. Flour ling. $50 lbs.
co lss u Ga Irish E2 los n E2 lbs Amer.
tam, sweet, per bfl. Al lvs . II IL; Sour,
II LIS II l5s
The imports OF grain since this day se'niyhi
have been light, but those al the previous week
have kept the market fully supplied. This
rsnsac lions IN Wheat have been 10 awry lim,'
ted extent. Our neghbourn g m,lisrs purcha
very reluctantly, hut their stocks are CONSIDER
ell very tih,ng, and holders anticipating u
speedy revsni OF demand evince no dispos,-
iio0 10 submit 10 any decline nj prices o.
the liner descriptions, Some niddllng aud h
Terror parcels have been purchased on rather
lower terms. Flour has been IN limited d,
msui at full priees,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07
1b2SITUAItY Y,

DIED, in Bedford county. III his rrsidancr.
the SECOND instant. NICHOLAS MEADE, of.
ter abort illaess, aged about eighty -lour
years.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

IT The public have been asionished at the
mnnuey in which the new paper at Washing
ton, The GLOBE" WAS uslered into existence
II WAS hetsded by no note OF preparation; but
burst upon as as suddenly aud uneA peciedly as
flssh OF igbtuing from an almost cloudless
sky, In undertaking business 80 expensive
as the publication ola newspaper prudent men
generally look little ahead. TO see what pros,
pct there is of reasonable remuneration for
their time. labor, and vested capital. But no
such CONSIDER alton seems for on instant TO
have distracted the ant cipations Of the Editor
of the q lobe and his indifference IS at once
accouDtej Tor, ifn be true, as stated in the
Louisville (Ken.) Journal aud We have no rea-
son TO doubt it,-that :" Gen. Jackson sub
scribes 70, 30 copies ofthe Globe, Amos Ken
dali Tor 100, and Postmaster General Barry for
100 hcr functionaries, not less interested
IN sustaining the Globe, doubtless aIe not back.
ward IL giving to it n l.h handed support in
the way of moneys advanced. either as gra,ui-
lies or on loan. We h I'VE really arrived at n
pretty state Fittings, when the Press is thu,
" improved" according to MIR. Van Buren,
phrHseology aud when, by the gratuItous cir
culation of papers. printed by pensioaed Edi-
tors, the patronage OF the federal govern
meni is brought into confiict with the freedom
Of eleciions.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

LIE Petit GusvYe'-Duf Green accuses
Amo, Kendall Of defraud;ng the Pos, Office,
eg trankiug TO he said Duff letter addressed
20 him by a third person, on private business.
Amos retors upon his accuser, whom he sheer
'"sly calls "hOnea Duff" by demanding
Why when he discovered the fraud, " he did
oo' march up and pay the % cents. Not he
Continues Amos.) He is ready enough "a
pocket the proceeds OF such frauds A good
'drksonlan. few days ago, to whom we were
'eci'ing this case Of E." corruption" in Amos
q us exposure by DUG, involuatarily repeated
fessenden's well known and applicable lines /:
iou regues, you rogues you're both found out,
And we, the people, I've no doubt,
"ill put period TO your thing,
Ahd honest folks will come in fashion,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

SURGEON Dentist, of Philadelphia.
rbl E5PECTFULLY informs the citizens OF
II Lynchburg and its vicinity. that he will
be ready 10 practice in the line Of his proics-
sion, on the I'd OF April. at the franklin Hotel
where he will remain for Que week only, being
bis last visit TO the South.
NJ b. l.. Roper proposes setting the Terra
Metallic Teeth, invented by him, being f'r
preferable TO all corrupiibie artificial teeth for
beauty aud durability, as they are not miehor
TO any ever invented.
March 81 MS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

IF WILL sell. at auction, on credit OF twelve
] mont rs, Al the market house, on Saturday
ne1, the 9Th Inst. four half acre lots on the Hill
near The junction Of the Forest Road and arm
OF the Turnpike ; The situation i, handsome
and desirable. LORENZO NORvELL,
Surviving partner OF q. r. Il l.. Norveil.
Apri4 2tlf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

n The y. Y. Courier. snd kindred prints,
continue their assaults OH the Virginia sena-
tors Chi bono I rs Mr.. Richie would en-
anire. Nlessrs. Tyler and Iaze~el are not as
prrants for higher political ds,inc'o" than they
have already reached and how can il benefit
" N: party" therefore, by producing an i'm
press ION To their prejudice among the Van Bu-
renitss in Neg York Or, ifthe Courier thinks
to affect III cir siendmg in Virgnia by lis silly
abuse, il had as we'll desisl at once. Its missiles
have spent their force before they reach the
Potomac.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

u We were somewhat ason led TO see in the
article on " the Tariff a, il is containing. a
mong other things, tho following sentence !;
" Such we're the opinions of Mr.. Adams (rela.
tive 10 the Tariff Of 1929 in the last year Of
his Presidency such are Tho opinions Of Cen
Jackson.' Is il possible that Gen. Jackson's
opinions OF the Taris policy are admitted to
accord with tho of Mr.. Adams And does
the Enquirer cite the latter gentleman as au-
thoriiy Tor ITS idol We had thought that the
Enquirer supported the Curse" because he
vas TO Reform" the policy OF Mr. Adams,
and to turn every thing tops-turvy But again
In the same article It's asserted that MIR.
Adsms's doctrines with regard 10 the Tari q
we're fair and prudcst." indeed Then,
why did the Enquirer, and other prints OF the
same political kidney, assert iba, they were
IN fair and oppressive, and tended TO legal
robbery Will it answer US? We kno" it
will not but will not the people ask, how it Is
that its denunciation Of Mr.. Adams has been
his opinionsi And how !, is that his " fair
and prudent doctrines" are quoted to justify
Gen. Jackson, who was elected TO undo what
Mr.. Adams had done, and 10 restore the pure
end simple republIcanism Of Mr.. Jeifersons
time. in lieu Of the alleged high-ioned and a..
,is,ocratic uoiious of his predecessor
truth is, no man was ever more mIsreP
or misunderstood than John Qlincy ARak1
better man or purer republican does mol
exist in this country. And it has afforded us
Measure recenily to hear some Of those who
voted against him at the last election, give
ven, to their regret that they had done so, and
express a wish that he was again at The helm
It wasa complimentary tribute, extorted ~
the bumiIia,ns contrast which the eosdi'l0n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

uJ- A communication relative 70 Washing.
ton COLLEGE, aud another suggesting the sxpe-
diency Of establishing n Reading Room in thu,
place, arc unavoidably deferred until our neat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

" Jacob Small, Esq. has resigned the Of
fee Of Ma, Or oil BALTIMORE, aud Col. william
Stewart, has been appointed 10 serve ih,
remsinder of his uneIpired term
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

% Tho Abingdon Republican of the Cd in,'
announces the passage through that place oil
the Hon. Hugh l.. White, U. S. Senator from
Tennessee, having with hun the remains OF his
ington, Va. ON the 25ih ult
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

airy. who Ee'uss sahstrsiensy 10 Mr.. Van
Baren's views, aud when il will consent 10
cease lis war upon ns, llhe Telegraph then
We will cease to make war upon the Globf.'
So we suppose we are TO consider the prelimi-
nar,es Of peace between the. leaders of the
rival fastions, already seuled-snd that. for
the good Of " the party" (the good of the coun-
try is no,h'ng) they will go on working toge,h.
er in The traces, apparently tremendously, bu,
with the fires OF mutual haired and revenge
ranking IN their breasts. We shall not com.
plsin Of this arrangement for We agree with a
late PGrodisi. that
I" Editors should never let
Their furious passions rise,
% lheir l"aden Us were never made
10 tear each Others Is"
III In an official letter Of Amos Kendall,
dated fron the + ourth Auditors Office, in
March, 1929, when The new Administration
had just taken hold Of the reins, and were all
promises. he says, =" The interest OF the coun-
try demands that this office shall be filled with
men Of business, ana not babbling politicians. -
How 10 il. that Amos COW finds time TO leave
his office, and desert his business several weeks
ia stretch, and play the " tabbi,ng poli!i.
cian,' as deputy Editor Of the Washington
Globe HE ia not The only one the publ c
off GERS who have Uncovered that it was one
thing TO make promises--but quite mother 10
keep them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

" We were. misIed by a Northern paper
in stating last Monday, that Miss Frances
Wright, oil in6dcl noto.iety, had returned Il
this country. A lady of,he same nsg,s arrive,
at Boston but il was moi The PlatouIc irene
OF Robert Dale Owen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

IL The Executive Council of Virginia, under
the new Constitution. has jus, been organieed--
service expires with the first year Daoiel A
wilson No Z. with the second year; and Wind
ham Robertson, No. 8, at the end OF tue third
wear.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

II Will the Washington Telegraph answer
US single question, categorcally. and without
.quivoca,ion Is John c, Calhoun q Null.
fer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

u The last Richmond Enquirer states ,hs,
Mr.. Iazewell has written letter, declining the
honor OF Public Dinner, which was offered 10
him in that City.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

Il The eedntr, nor presents. to AHA; ii has
ever before dong, under any administrator /
~ The citizens nj Ph'lsdeiphia intend 10
give Com. Bainbridgea pubic dinner, ~ an
evidence of their disspprebai,oa of the recent
prescription Of the csptor of tue java, TO graft
~ the revenge OF Amos Kendall
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

G5s MIR. Webater's Speech needs no praise
it hrs, speaks its own euogy. 1t exposes the
end of the Notification doctrine in its naked
deformt, and exhibits 20 US, in all lis horror +,
the guIrh Of di.union to which it directly aud
man,fcstly tenda.-His panegyrics on Madison
Hamilton aud Jay, "ths joint Numas OF on,
modern Rome" are as happily introduced as
they are beautifully expressed.
fmportnni-if true ut is stated in the
Enquirer Of The Cd, that - MIR. Randolph es.
pscts 10 set out for ST, Petersburgh, Oh or be-
fore the IN onth OF June. Where will he Sc,
oui FROM 1t is cruel in the Enquirer 10 leave
&" the dear constituents" Of our Extraordinary
Minister in 40 agony Of curiosity as 10 the
spot where he may at present be found
II viii the Washington Telegraph answer
us q sing lie question, categorically, and without
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

large assortment. new patterns, and r,,faI,
" more beautiful thun any hcreiofof. i'm.
pUIlch. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-11

Medical Communication.

the intemperance and luxury Of the age are hast.
IA enng the ravages scorbutic complaints, and rem
derne the blood more impure; and as Thousands have
destroyed their constitution by negectng to apply the
proper remedies--to such Swaim's Panaces must be,
and has BEEN more than doubly valuable, as certain
and means Of restoring them to perfect health
and vigor. Few families wholly exempt from scor-
butte affections which exhibit various symptoms, rs
eruptions, ulcerations debility, loss of appetite and
detection, all arising from impure blood, and which. u
not properly attended to- certain to produce Tie
greatest injury the constitution II is well estsh
shed fact, that impure or scroulous faint Of The
blood will remain in the system tor years, nay, tor
generations invading the noblest organs of the human
frame. Swaim's Panaces is recommended at this sea-
son Of the year, as valuable restorer Of the stem
thereby nvgoratng the constitutions, and enabling
to bear the facilitating effects Of the summer season.
1t is by its great purifying qualities that SO m'ny DIS
eases are cured by its Indeed publication OF the
blood is the grand secret Of curing most of the dseas
es TO which we are subject fact only recently es-
tabshed by the general and successful of SWANS
Panacea Tine effect Of this medicine is such as not
to interrupt either business or pleasure, and requires
ONLY the common Restraint Of moderation in diet Its
conveyed by the circulating fluids, and corrects their
tendencies all those diseases which originate in VI
,iated blood, diseased liver, depraved appetite, orpre
disposition to a con Of the lungs, &C. No. one, hou
ecer is advised 10 use IT, ui0ut first fully c1npimeng
himself of the truth of arhat IS here stated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-11
CERTIFICATES.

The most respectable and satisfactory ever given in
favor OF any Medicine.
From Dr. ". Chapman,
Prof. ssor Of the Institutes and Practice of rhysc and
Clinical Practice in the University of Pennsy vanai
President of the Academy Of Medicine Of Philaaei-
phis. &c.
have within the last two wears, had an oTportunl
ty IF seeing several Of very nvetcrse ulcers,
which, having resisted previously the regular modes
Of treatment were healed by the use OF Air. swa'm.s
psnacea and Ido believe from what have seeo that it
will prove an important remedy in scrofu!ous vcne,ea
and mercurea diseases. N CHAPMAN, MI