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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13

The next session a. hamnden Sidney Col.
lege, vii commence ON the ffst November.
The expenses, for tees To Professors, Board.
Room reut, and Servants attendance, lot thr
winter session OF q months, amount 10 STg y;
for III sumner session OF 4 months, sos "a
The Fae"l', and Tie subjects taught, are as
fllloNt:-
/. Ga mistry, Natural Philosophy. Mental
and Moral Philosophy. by Johnathan T.. Cnsh'
ing, Presid,ut aud P.oi ssor.
z Mathematics, b, Peer Moyicar, PROBES.
soT,
3. Anc,swt and Nohern Languages, by A.
l.. Holiday, Pr, l,ssor.
= hheto'ic' History. &C. by Rv. George
Eaton.
Tie Annual Meeting Of the Trustees " III take
place o" tue 2sih and 29lh September Til
new wing OF the College ediGct, will be com.
pie'ed lof the reception Of the Students, nv the
lsi November. WIN S MORTON
Secretary OF the Bard OF Trustees.
ofp Mn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13
New style Dunslabie.

M ekEE, ROBINSON s. co. have the plea.
WI sure OF exhibiting 10 their customers the
at Northern style, IN that arlele, with splen.
did Ribbons luI trimming,
Oct, 3 q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13

AaOltIilIGb,, tom N. nmr Il 90.
- mo WOMAN, y - god ok
Washer and ho"e .--tnquiu nj 'h,s 9th
Dcl Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13
NNNlNAen SiAMeN No,leyc

FEfitl. somi-annual rNanInatiun ~ tins In
"a snInt'on, will commence ON FRIDAY
ih 23J Scptembc,, close on THURSDAY ,he
9TH. Tue commencement vi lake rare on
WEDNESDAY the est. The Annl,ersari.s
OF the l. erary Socetirs wall be celebrated on
TIL KaDAY the .9th.
PETER NcVICAR.
Secretary OF the Faculty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13
: Nntice.-M heat Mantch.

yf An nov prrprred 10 buy AID recois
"A Nhea, Al ,hr MI l., aud AZ staples L"mhrr
II usc, ~ Lyo'hbu'R, Tor which ,he hig hes,
nrrk,l price wi. be- pad IN Cash. But uoue
viii h~,roeiN,d the IIIeo Of Which Is 10 be
fxcte a ietue day, EXCEPT hy spec"l on
ttacl DAVID siAPLfS
July -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13

Ca"to t" hdTHH Cur, 1851.
james 1"nrseh' Compl1
John aud james McReynolls Dc1s
ON AN lNJUNt TON.
happeating To The satisfaction Of the Court that Tho
drcndatt Jim McRoynods not an inhabltanl d, tbr
Slate, aud hh not appearing 1t ordered and dee, eco
that he ID appear here ID Monday IL Na,rmber
next, aud answer the hi If the complainant ard tina,
copy OF tins order he inserted in the Lynchhurg V-
elnaa for two months succossIyely aud posted M The
trout door of the court-house, GA two several court
Gays Acopy-Testc.
JOHN ALEXANDER, c. &C.
Aug. Is VIM
Y.y1ooINiA, TO WIT :-Ata Court of MONTH, Ses.
" sIon held ior tic county Of Campb H. At the court
hhh>e thcrei, on alOnday the 2ih DAY of September
l-3l, III thc 56tG year ofIfc Conmonn ealtl -Lew5
Eigar ald Jurah mis- wife late Jurah Clonlen,, Com-
riandnis, az tlnht be- jamin Clement, NJ dfed emeui
Adam Clcmcni, ChNnpues. Eckhols aud Acne.s HI,
whe, formerly Agnes tlaMaat, and Mary Clement,
Dcirndants.iu Cnancety.
The Deicdoant, Alan Clement and Cbampnes, Ecl
h"lS AM agnes nj VIE, not appearing and
iag 10 tie satisfaction Of the court that they are NOT
lnh1bilanis oil is Site Ill is ordered aud ducrecd
that they do appear hefe on the second Monda, in No
Nempf next ana answer the bill of the compliments.
and HAT copy Of tins order be forthwith in ittc m
tie Nrgnan palnled IN the town Of Ivnchr bug for
two monihs successfully and posted M at the Il ont
door Vi te shld courthouse, TWO several cuur, DAYS,
ACopy-Tcslc,
Sept, Is. ', non
EFlEGINIA, TO WIT.-Ai a Court of Monthly se,.
u si", held for the county OF ainpbe Mt The corr.
house thereof on M"udAt the lSh Gay ui September,
iT3l' ~ the 5oth year of the Comnonw ealth.-pnId
W ood, Complainant against Jane Wood, Andrew,
Wood, William " God, Silas Wood Catbarine Tras,
aud heF husband -- Teass, WillIaui p, ,dls
Gerry.
4 ho Defendants Androw Wood. William Wood.
- Ieass, and CdtlIariue his wife formerly Cathai me
Wood, and Silas Wood not appearing and il Appear
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13

Inc Defendants Andrew Wood, William Wood,
-, ielss and Satharine his wife formerly Catharfre
n"o", an" oIIas Wood not appearing, and it Appear
,"G 10 inc saliSiactIoh Of the that they are
abt3nts OF this State Ii ordered aud ecreed tha.
,nty Il" appear here on the sccond Monday in Noyem-
net next ahd answer the bill of tue Complanans and
,n't copy of tins oder be forthwith nsert,d ~ the
shelhlan, published IN the Town of Lynchburg for
Two onl' successfully and posted up at the trout dOgr
VI 'ie saiu courthouse, on two several court days.
Copy -Teste,
JDIN Al EN tNDEp ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13

Campbell Aasasi Cur, 1851.
james I"nrhei' Compl.
JONI ahd june. hcEeynolI Is, Delis.
ON AN INJIjNt .TION
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-18

It is now asserted thaa Mir. Van BUreH will not go out England in the figae Potomac, prefsrring to go in of lhe packets. HA expected 10 sal tho 18th inst 1T Mr. Adams. shor.y aer bis inaDRS- ration, had sent him on is mssio" to England, the country we imagiae woald not have been bprthened by the present incnmben. o the Presidential chair-
 90 disgraceful 10 himself and to the nation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-18
MARRIED.

MARRIED,
 in Miadlssown, Mr. Homer g. Fl. Cook: of Nor'h- s,rd. 10 Miss Henrietta E. Fowler, of DoshaHi M V.bber.s. Esq, of Waterford, N. Y. to miss Es'@ef h1isIey in r. Joha C. Booth to Mss Sarah Al mn Is Harsiosd, H Mr. Gordu spauidiSg e mi's Js'is 0 DIED. In this village. on the 18th ins' sa infant shld q D,, nas. on shs 6sh inst. Nr. Eilis Hgagsriosd, srsd ~ is, son of Mr, Eyi.,s Hosgsosd: a's ds.ss SSs occssiosed by allicg from ne seanola \ ss sss:sd. SoSss % a Tuesday ,hs 2d inshs fingered aat ss.ssSsy wSss Ss ss 9C.h ias. Blss llsis Les I Rvii.ol, aged S3. "a. s., sa.. ga in New Haven. yidoy Thsscs % IsSsnsscsS: s %ssa 'e
 is C6sshiss. Mrs. Cerpslia Brown. vie q hF "Is W;aSsor, JaIy Ia, yalise, aged n ye.rs yal a. Ms. Laura Hslssl aest Ss; ysy ss esls Ess.. II N4mfaNVs s
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-18
Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice. FSHE Honorable Court of Probate for the .A District of sharon hrth limited and al- lowed six mon:hs from the 2d day of August. 1881, for the creditors tO the estafe of AMOS SANFORD; lafe of Sharon, in said probate district. de- ceased, represented insolvent. to exhibit their clain,s. legally atiestsd, to the Commissioners for adjustment.
 The Commissioners hereby give Hotics that they will meet at the tate sesidenee Of the de ceased. on the last Mondays of December and January next, at one o'clock P. M. on each of said days. when they will attend t0 the duties assigned them,
 IyRAKL CAMP, Commit SiLAs ST. JOHN, slossers.
 Sharon, Aagass IS, 1881 si6
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-18

T A four days meeting will bs held at the Rev. Mfr. Camp'smesting houSs is Nonh6sld, commencing this day (Thsrsasyj and eopsauins until the ensuing Sabbath. A.T
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-18
SsGte ef Coanreticut, e. y
 Third DsgisioN Of MiliGid.
OENlEIR@.

ORDERS. 3 lcHARD SMITH. Esq. of Shar6n, and DA- LC NIELr BAcON, Esq. of WOOdbuty, ars appointed Aids-ds- Comp to tke Maior GeHael. with the rank of Major, and in that cabacity they are to Dc obeyed and respected. ,5.. x. Given under my hanIlat Sharon, this roth day of August. 1881.
 CHAS. F. SEDGWfCK. A | 10 MajOr GeaerGI.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-18

The Superior Court fer Liseh6sld county, Chief Justice HOsMER presiding, commenced its session in this viiIage on Tuesday lasi.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-18

In East Windsor, Mrs. Mehtabsl Alszaadsr, ags& s. wife Of Mf. Robsga AiexaBdsF; Hrs. SophA kan- sOn, wife of AIr. Lester Fsnlon, g,
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-18
1, Collectors Notst6.

NOTICE is hereby given to the residents IN and non-residenls of tho toM1 of Sharon liable to pay taxes. that have wafrants to collect a state tax of one cent and . town tax If i've Gents on the dollar. laid on the list of 1880; and that will meet all those who feel dispOssd to attend to this notice. and save !r:- vel. at the following plaeess viz at the poonc
 house of Cyrus l.. Blinn on sls N S9 Gay G 1L
 septeuabers 1881, from 70 4. IT: tIg o'sieeE ., lP. M. on the 5th at Charles =. nsTFy m9 from till i2. and at Joseph LesSas N M Lssl .. m o'clock of the day snd on shs ::, sDse ~ Tsaae Cranes ibn in Amen'a aesa a+ | .:is I cIoek. A strict attention t0 tn@ ussscs Wns ssve your Collector travel.
 '"' WILLIAM EVERITT. CslaseaeF. Sharon. Ang. 9. 1884 s
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-18

The sphyaicians say that the diseGse is now of a much mildef character than at first
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-18

The newly appointed Secretaries of the Treasury and of War, (Messrs. McIane and Cass) have arrived Washington, and entered upon the duties of their office. The whole ofthe new Cabinet is now organ- ized, and h is 10 be hoped for the interest of the county. ,ha. there will bc nore harmonious action than in the former ATE
 We perceive by the New.York papers that the Se- cretaries of State and of the Navy visit to that city, probably to take farewell of Mir. Van Ba- ren psetoas to his saling for England.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-08

Tho public Gale consstedo OF % hhLs.; il was Al nj
'ended, and only hhds sold; good quality Maryiaud
for the home trade III lid per Id
DON PEDRO.
The Philadelphia Inquirer publishes q letter dated
=" L. s. Ship Pandaiid, Buenos yqvr,s, Mav 2i ii
The writer first refers TO the events In Brazil that led
to the abdicaton Of Don PEDRO, of which our
are already informed he then proceeds with some de-
tails, not without interest. The writer .ays-heis
rude Lieutenant" and claims some such apology a,
otheiio did for his Court to Desdemona - he requires
none, as the following extract will Show
on the 18th ult, his Majesty sailed for Europe In
~ b. NJ aorvette Foliage. The Empress and little
Donna Maria, took passage at the time in H. NJ
Z. NJ corvette Seine. This is The same vessel which
conveyed Charles Y from France to England te w
MONTH ogo-quite coincidence. I really pity the
Empress, for believe her fine woman I saw her
on her arrival at Rio from Europe in Oct 1929 in all
mr. beauty and youth. Tens OF thousands Of voices
were then rendng the air with was for the beaut
iul young Empress Donna Amelia Augusta, and more
man thousand pieces Of cannon believing out
their thunder on the occasion. What change 7"
She is not yet nineteen years of age, l. really a
lovely woman and her present excites all my s. m
pathy. As for the husband, he deserves his fate"
Pedro is the most afiluent potentate in the world.
He has immense sums in England. 1t seems strange
that he Should ge In vessel and his wife in another
but suppose the English and French Admiras con-
tended for the honour oil their company, and gratfy
them, it became necessary to separate man and wife,
All hands on board the Wanda ia WELL"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-08
THE CONTRAST,
liz WV hncb'
The Err SeeTetnJtss C2du and Eufoy

Ine ET- secretaries, C1dy and Eaton.
The friends Of Mr.. Clay are making great effort 10
produce poii'ic't excitement against fhs President,
because the late Secretary OF War, demanded the u
sual Subtraction for an insult offered 10 him by ,be late
Secretary OF the TreasnIy For their confederation,
we publish The following parallel, exhibiting the con
duct Of MIR. Clay which they justified and shat of Mi
E'ton which they now eord.mn;
MIR. Clay ehsiltnseda Senator for words spoken 10
debate.
Mi. Eaton zen, CHALLENGES to an adversary for an
insult Transmitted in wiring and seemed, purpose
ly given TO provoke il.
Mr.. Clay WAS provoked by a tsun,, sailing him ,
black-ieg.
Mi. Eaten by a wsnOn attack on the character Of
his wife.
Mr.. Clay wssin The high ,fies Of premier WI on h.
bse,me the challenger
Maj Eaton had no, only long before resigned his Of
nee, tut retired even from temporary employment 10
II, before he cent his challenge.
Me. Clay violated, by bic course, the freedom
Of debate, which Is under The guarantee Of Ihs sonsn
| tuition.
M,j. E4ou rebuked iieentiOu. invasion e hi. do.
nestle privacy as private mao, add attack hi,
own boner aud the reputation OF hs family.
Mr. Clay was retained 10 sfh.s by Mr.. Adams, and
10 now urged by the fiends Of both, claiming TO com.
pose the orderly, mvril and refsiou, PORTION Of
sseisty, as the mo" proper PSr'on 10 Gil the r. s.i-
dtncy.
MAJ. Ei,oo IL no, retain d in Office, and is moi can.
ddse Tor offiee-and yet those assuming TO rspres, nj
the "ordefy moral and regious," would visit his elm
on General Jackson, who far from permitting the pull.
oineers TO violate the good order Of society, bat
promptly epqured into every ohrce OF the sort com
mn'ed sy auy Of them, and has disu issed from office
hose wto have been engaged 10 the deeds hich IN,
sxsmple, OF Mss'rs. Adams and Clay sounit nahcsd
and whieh the friends OF the latter would still fur,be
recommend by advocating his elevation 10 tue Pre- side n
81. TGIo6e
We Gre reque.t,d, by D.. JOnss, TO say mai he wa
not in or NJ the Treasury Department on Monday IN,
20 instant end to give 70 every sment that A.
appeared 10 the shape OF letters rom Washin zion To-
imsung sny agency or connection Of biz, with any In.
tended attack upon The late Secretary Of The Treasury
anUnqu 3lihe Contradiction. TR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-08

made examlnsio ion al al, sontra dsl this testimony
Ter In this inquiry! But We will make exhibit, OF
that which Clark por,rays the W "mouruiu con-
jon to which two years Of misruie have reduced an
Un'or." On IL would make oven CLARK blush, II he
were sspAbis Of busbng-but his compile xion does
render that possible In drawing the parallel from the
public reports 10 show the progress Of the Department.
siIco NJ. Me .au lett u. do not intend drpre ate
HE useful labors while Po,masier General Ho YVES
capable end icsEt fiicsr, aud tho Depar,m. pros
psred uuder his care. But thai Mr. Barry advanc.
oil is prosperity since he came into chce, Judge Me
Lean Is too liberal and jnt,o deny Anorg other hux
we ask The attention OF The reader h.
nue. IA The several Pos, Office. whore the Old Post
masters were turned out. and now oas put 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-08
THE TOASrS-ot Rie6mona

We lay before readers the oasts which have
published as "given' at the only public dinner which
was held in this City on the late Annversary.-we
Should not regard the character OF these Toasts If we
were not fully aware OF the which will be made of
them in the present state of political parties Some
olhe OPposonsts Of the City have already been chuck
ling at them as Signs OF the TimesTh at distance
w,ll manage TO make the most of them.
The friends Of Jackson in this City do not de nv that
they are in the minory-It the case at the Last
Election, and Is unqueslionaby at the present time
But they are indignant at the condition in which the
toass at Clars Spring would place them before the pub
lie. Those who not at the dinner ask how il
comes TO pass; that only oasts given in honor
OF Mr. Clay, but several oasts highly derogatory TO A.
Jackson; and yet he had not friend present $50
poor as TO do him reverence" They demand how
comes all this about-Were there friends of jackson
present in a company Of or 300 individuals3 Have
they all abandoned him in this ity' Or were thew all
struck mute in the presence of Mr.. Claws friends'
But tits not true that the Of the Admins ration
IL abandoned in this city. We can put our finger
upon two only who have given IL up-& only one of
these has gone TO Mr.. Clay. 81 there be anv
others, we know them not. Some three or four of tbe
fence gentlemen have jumped over, but not 10 the side
Of Mr.. Clay. We speak Of course, Of what we know:
and what we hear; discaimng at the same time ali In
tennon Of playing the inquisitor upon neighbours
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-08
ITO be concluded in our n,rt /

The Postmaster Genera has given notice that be
will annui the contracts Of any mail CONT actor wiz
retain in his employment, any unfaihiui or ne
agent.
II 10 due TO the bead OF tina, apartment 10 state ha,
az Tar az we have information, the most pronp attention
has been bestowed on all comp ain,s &c and promn,
redfess Afforded The increased oda ions in his
sec ion Ct Virginia. have than quadruped since be
came into cfe', and more than equal all ever before
introduced hore.
Iii only aiew years sin q we had, on horseback,
iout we.fly male, at sn.ii's pace: now we hsv.
twelve arrt ala every week in four horse Stages ira
Yelling with celei'y and arrivals mails on horse.
back, under the management Of the department by
Maj. Barry. Other districts Of counlry find the same
Increased facility and have much thank the p
NJ. g. for IL attention TO their accommodation
WdTrefkon Ennnnier LII,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-08
[WUrenton Fduquier Gazette, July 2
MISREPRESENTATION CORRECTED.


The Providence Patriot ss;aisd The General Order
ssued by Mr.. Woodbury., the Is of June last dis
cturagir the dsuse offPrs being II mere revival
o. ormsr oIe, for purposes selfish aud deroga,cry.
even 10 come Of the Opposition papers; but is again re-
newed in the last Commercial Advetife-, and i. now
nailed 10 the counter base cein. Uaess the Editor
OF those papers can inc IN their readers when ant
where such an order th' issued BEFORE and can be
found IL is hoped they will have tho Honesty % retrae,
their " worthy cbarge.
No. ID.
Mr. Pom Buren, bfoton.-The following Il ex'rac,
from Washington letter pubshed in the u States Ga
zete, not numbered being from the regular cores
pendent # hat paper.
"Judge Baldwin and some other cid and faithful
friends Of Gen. Jackson, have been here, and have
had long and secret eonisr,n with the President
and said to have succeeded in opening his eyes 10
tbs dupery which ha, bsen practic.d on him. pri-
va.e correspondence between Mr.. Van Buren, and MIR.
MeLane, has come 10 bis knowledg'; and tits supposed
bai he former will not be allowed 10 20 ENGLAND.
II is rumoed hat the President swears by The eter-
nal that he has no party; that hoe who pro ssed be
his friends were merely using m for heir own ag-
grand cement, AMI that the id sccundreis sb. be
di'apPo'nled." He has gone off in pet 10 Old Pyint
Comfort"
We have seen letter from a gentleman al Wa,h.
ng'on 10 his friend 10 this city, confirming The above
aud adding, that when the Spose M de known 10
the PresdeD he dc claed that he had been
that Me Lane should remain 10 Delaware on his return
'nd Van Buren, al AlabAnY.
Nv Y. Commercial ADVERTISER.
The above statement is given, it seems, on the su-
ihoriiy of letters from Washington We have seen il
stated also That corroboaiDg letters have been receiv-
ed by the Journal OF Commerce AID other papers. II
~ probable that these letters the work OF the same
individual We have only TO say that the whole is q
SHEER FADRIoArIoN and that there is not the
est Circumstance 10 give counenance TO any part OF
the s'a'emtn' Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-08

"Between the tsl Of July 1920. aud the LIT Of July
1880. the transportation Of hs mail ipcres.eI IN
stages equal TO 745 T67 mile, year;
On horseback and in sulkies 81 I0i miles year;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-08

Tho public Gale consstcdof % hhds.; IL was Al al.
ended and only hhds sold: good quality Marylauds
for the home Il ade ID lid per Id
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-08

Thus under Mr. Mclean the psyn ents diminished
from over III rd of a million to only ~SI3 466 DID
he rquander The d frenee on parasites at poihiseI
par'izan,? Yet The gsnleman's SO Of reasonpg ar
10 Ms Barry on 's subject, much more despIy brand
and defines his prede ceSsor in these respesis -
While abiding TO the FISCAL condition Of he d. part
meni, II may be well TO make the following extract,
from an Cif ia Documt nj OF 1880, Wiz
"The amount Of available funds al the di,pcsaI cf The
Department on he LIST July, 1922 was reported t. be
$50 $40 OF
D>duct the excess Of exp. nditure for
Oh last year Sal "a IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-16
.MeAicai Communication.

the ;n,emperance and luxury VI the age are hast,
eune the ravsges Of scorbutc complaints, and rem
der;nr the BIZ o. more mpure and as thousands have
des.royed their constitution by negec'irg to appythe
r,,n.r r.uned es-to such swsim's Panscea must be-
and has been, more than doubly valuable, As certain
and eEc,u,l means OF restoring them to perfect health
and yiror. Few families are wholly exempt IRON scor.
hu,e Sff.ctio,,s, which exhibit various symptoms, Is
enntions. alterations, debility. loss Of appetite, and
detection, all arising from impure blood, and which, il
not properly attended TO, arc certain to produce the
creates, injury to the constitution. II is we'll esal.
shed fact, thst an impure or scrofuous faint Of the
blood will remain in the system for years, nay fr
generations invading the noblest organs Of the human
frame. SWANS ran.cea is recommended at thi, sea.
son of the year, as valuable restorer OF the system
thereby inveorsting the constitution, and enabling
to bear the facilitating effects Of the summer season.
II is by its great purifying qualities that SO many d..
eases sre cured By its Indeed purihcstiOn Of the
blood is the grand secret Sc curing most at the dse.s
cs to which we are subject. fact only recently es.
tsbI;she by the general sad successful use Of Swan,
psnacea The fleet Of tbs NJ, dicne is such as nc,
TO interrupt either busns pleasure. and require,
on!, the common sttaint cf moderation in diet hi,
conveyed by the circulating fluids, and corects tLs,
tendencies to all those Diseases which originate in Vi
tate blocd, diseased liver, deprsvrd appetite or pre-.
disposition to affection Of the lungs &C. No. one kc
erer is adused 10 use it, ,oithout first fully Convincing
himself of tic truth Of ,shat rs here stated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-16
From DR.. ~. Gibson.

Professor Of Surgery in the University Of Pennyht
nis, Surgeon and Clinical Lecturer to the AHr
House inirmsty. &C.
have empio, ed the panscea Of Mr.. Swain, 10 ~
merous instances, within the last three years and h.
wsys fuun il extremely rficscicbs, especiallyia s
comdsry $, ply lis and in nercursl disease have
hesitation in pronouncng it medicine Of inesm,S.
value. W. GIBSON, ~ D.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-16
CERTIFICATES.

Thc most respectable and satisfactory ever gwen
favor of snv Medicine.
From DR.. ~. Chapman,
Professor Of the Institutes and Practice of Fhysic ana
CIynicsi Practice in the University Of Penns, Ivsn;
President of the Academy Of Medicine Of Phlsde
phia &c.
Laye, within IT. last two ears, had opporiu
ty cf seeing several Of very inveterate Ulcers
which, having resisted previously the regular modes
of treatment, were healed by the use OF Ar SWANS
Panacea, and do believe from what have seen, tia,
will prove an important remedy in scrofulous, yeneres
and mercureal diseases. N. CHAPMAN, ND