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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-01
Twcnsy-socoand Congrcss.--scss. 4
IN SENATE
TbMrsdaY, Eeb,1,nru %.

",
MIR Rugglcs presented the memorial of tho Presldcp
and Directors fthe Belmont Bank of St Clairsvic Ohio
MT Seymour presented tho memorial of the Presiden
ana Directors of the Bank of Rutland i'm Vermont; and
Mr. Clay presented two petitions from numbers of ct
zens the State of Kentucky scveray PRAYING that IN,
Charter Of tho Bank of the T. States may he renewed
All OF which were referred
Nj. Ewing presented tbe memorial of the LEGISLATURE
OF ONO praying for national Road from Zanesvillc
ONO, TO Florence, Alabama.
Mr.. Benton reported bill 10 rcnool co much, Of ~, ,
relative to Brcvct Rank authorize tho President "a
conerha' rank on officers who shall have served ten years
in any one grade. Ordered 10 a second readino
Mr. b also reported bill TO increase tho number Of
Surgeons IN The army OF the United States. Ordered to
INC senate then resumed the consideration of the rcso-
luton submitted by Mr. Clay, together with Mr. Haynes
Mr.. Miller concluded hlsrcmarks In speech Of more
than two hours. - '''''
Mr.. Dallas next took the floor; and
The Senate adjourned
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. Clayton offered by leave the following resolution
ReSOIUed-That Select Committee be apno;n,eJ ,o
anime into the affairs of tho Bank of the United Stos
with power to send for and papers, to report tho
result ct their Inquiries 10 this House.
bill granting letters patent certain aliens was read
second time, and ordered to be engrossod and read
third time tomorrow.
Mr. Taylor explained the object OF tho bill Mr. Abel.
foreigner Is the inventor OF instrument in the manu-
facture oil ropes and OF flax which, by laying tho fibre of
that vegetable in longitudinal direction increases
the strength of tho rope more than % per cont lilo
has obtained patents for his improvements In ENGLAND
rance and Prussia and willing introduce il here
provided patent should be granted him IL was consi
ucred as valuable improvement, and which might
with advantage he adopted in our National Dock Yards
The bill for the relief of Mrs Decatur was postponed
until tomorrow; and the House them on motion of Mr.
McDute, went into Committee the Whole on fbc state
of the Union, Mr.. Taylorin the Chair
The Military Appropriation Bill first taken up and
was amended by striking out the item of $500 for improve
mems ana repairs az west Point and adding 900 dollars
for arrearages in the Pay Department.
The House then took up the appropriation bill for
port OF Government. Various amendments were offered
and discussed Finally, both bills were Reported ne
amended; and the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-01

DUBl.lC SALE.-W be offered for sale at public
n auction, before the front door of the Eagle Hotel
In the city oil Rchmond the Goth of April 1882 at IL
O'clock on credit OF six months House and Lot situa-
ted ON Main or street, in said city. The House is OF
brick, three stories high well calculated for store and
dwelling housc.The lot fronts said Main or T. street
about u l-2 feet and extends back from said street. to-
wards Exchange Alley, to line drawn directly across
yard, from corner of lumber warehouse on the en-
tire lot "a part only being offered for sae) to point
on said entire lot TO where would ntersect lne from
the corner OF the kitchen of Fulcher or what former
iy Fuchers Ktchen) which said back line nearly pa
rael to the said Main or street. and includes the prvy
and recess annexed thereto the side of the said lumber
or warehouse, parallel TO the said Main street. and
running thence om the said point of intersection along
the line drawn from the of the kitchen on said en-
tire lot TO the corner OF Fuchcrs Kitchen including also
passage OF u l2 feet extending from the before descrb
ed lot to Exchange Alley, which said lot or parcel of
ground with the apputenanccs, part of lot purchased
by John King, OF the representatives of Thomas Gilat
reference TO which title may be had, the Office of the
Hastings Court for the city of Richmond.)
The above described property will be sold by virtue of
Deed OF Trust, executed by john King John Macrae
decd and John Gibson, Jr of record in the Office OF the
Husting's Court of Richmond, TO satisfy Jane Bowie
Adm OF ID. Boyle, deed certain debts said Decd n :
toned The purchaser will be required TO execute ne
go;iable note with good endorsers the Virginia
Banks in the city OF Richmond Cor of their Branch
es in the town OF Fredcrcksburg) payable in six morhs
and also to execute Deed of Trust the property TO Sc
cure the purchase money. JOHN GIBSON, Jr.
req. e S3-td5 Surviving Trustee
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HE virtue iof Deed OF Trust, executed 10 the sub
y = scribers by Reuben Turner hearing date the 9Th
day OF August, 1891 and of record in the Clerks Office
OF the County Court Of Caroline, shall, to satisfy the
objects OF said Deed proceed sell, by public aucon 10
the highest bidder, for cash. Saturday The 18th DAY
March next, on the premises the following property
one negro named Sary, and her future Increase
one Gig and Harness, one Bay Mare Yoke Of Oxen
three Mich Cows and Calves, Cow in calf, and one
fearng, three Beds and Furniture, Dining Tables one
side Board twelve Chairs, fourteen Sheep Kitchen Fur
nturc and plantation Utensils.
FRANCIS W SCOTT, r.....
HENRY DOGGETT, trustees
Feb Is, 1892. soHwlw
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WM MILLER
VIM. MILLER, )-
PETER GUERRANT, ifus'ees'
G0ochand Feb I6 g0-wt,vs

81 AND FOR SALE offer for sale Tract of Land,
IA lying in the county Of Dnwdde, about II miles
IRON fetershurg and from the proposed Rail Road it
contains 1913 by late survey, about of which is
cleared, the remainder is in original wood but little pae-
cd, and contains great deal Of valuable timber This Is
generally considered the best Tract of Land in the county,
and / think truly so. Persons wishing purchase NAV
learn the terms by application Mr. Willis Cousins of Pc
tcra5urg, TO the subscriber OIL the premises
THOMAS Y. TABB
Dinwidiie, Feb 2f g3-Im
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Powha.an, 27lh jan 1892. a5-wlds

EB SRUST SALE OF LAND BY request, and i'm pur.
I'd. suancc OF Deed of Trust executed by John S.
Winston, to the subscribers trustees bearing date the
9th OF june 1929 and duly recordedn the Clerks Office of
Goochland County Court the Undersigned one of them
will, on the 10Th day of March next upon the premises
sell at public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash. the
tract oil land In the said deed mcntOncd called Watkins
vic lying on the Three Notched Road in the county of
Goochland, adjoining the lands of Joseph Hodges and
others, containing by estimation $50 acres be the same
more or less i'll order 10 satisfy the purposes the said
Trust Decd The title 10 the lands is believed to be good;
but such title only is vested in the Trustees will be
con 10 tInr rl,nrnu - -
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House of Reps., Feb. 2Otb 1870

~. - IIVtt5t q ItcT5., Fe0. 2Ofi, IS32.
Sly our lormer letters to me- the friend of Mfr
foihdeXer expressly admit that you had repeated the
statement OF Clement to several persons and the editor of
me fourier and Enquirer stated that he bad the authority
OF Two members OF Congress from N " to youch for the
truth OF that statement given by him. Your disavowal
OF any participation in the publication satisfactory az
10 hat point You were simply required add, that YOU
dd not youch ioF or believe the inputaons cast on Go
vernon FondeXter in that publication In your note of
saturday last you decline doing either therefore YOU
ct me inference to be drawn that you did youch for the
truth of those statements. ~
This state of the case le Governor Pondexte no all
as vouchng for the truth of statements which YOU had 40
frequently repeated.
IL was not his wish TO press This matter any further than
was necessary to the yinication of his honor and what
ever unpleasant consequences may have arisen must be
acrbed to refusal TO do him Justice on single poin
have the honor 20 be, your obediont servant,
- WARREN r.. DAVIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-01

MHONTVUE INSTITUTE, Near .lfid,Ueso,cn. Ere
1sh de'1ck County, Ya.-'rhc next Session will COM
nence April 18th, aud close September 19th-The plan
Oh th school Is to prepare the student for college, or TO
afford him full course OF instruction in the usual branches
OF an English education. Moral scientific lectures
on subjects relating TO practical life, are delivered i'm
familiar way either i'm walks for recreation or i'm the fam
y circle The buildings and the lodging rooms
large and thoroughly ventilated The situation retired
ana the location calculated to the and health
OF the student The number of pupils is limited to twelve
WIN whom an assistant teacher always lodges.
lerms' $50 possession, payable in every instance in
advance. This charge will moi be thought high when II
Is considered that embraces boarding, lodging, lights
iue washing (and mending the student furnish mater-
a) also tuition including oil books and every article of
staioney and that the pupil enjoys the advantages be
derived from the united attention of two instructors evo-
ted to limited and select school, with the of mis-
cclianeous library, in which satcdly deposited a
number OF the most approved periodicals, devoted
cation, science and the arts.
No applicant received for lcss than session. or that
part OF the session remaining at thu time OF admission
Feb. ". [9i-tlst MY.l JOHN LODOR
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CORRESPONDENCE AND sTATEMrNr

Mr. Po1TDrXTER Mn. BERGEN
Washington Cffy 18Th FeJ 1882.
Sin--known to me only OF the REPRESENTATIVES
OF the state OF New York, in the National Legislature
address you IN that character, 10 obtain information which
can be given only by member from that Slate An ar
tcle in newspaper printed in tho city of New York nm
der the title Of the New Tork Courier ard Enquirer dated
the 9TH inst contains allegations of facts carried out b
conclusions highly deroeaory 10 my character and If
true, ought to Disgrace me, both and Senator i'm
Congress "
This paragraph infamous IL s would NOT have been
deemed by me- worthy Of notice, in these days. when il
Is 20 generally understood that the press is under s,tyrc
i~ce 10 power, but for the authority which the Editor
PROCESSES to have from several gentlemen Representa-
uues IN ongrcss from New York, 10 vOuch or the truth
OF the statements therein made. Your maine has been
mentioned 90 me az Of tiosc members and bel fore
proceed 70 take any steps for the vindcaion of NV honor
which has bccn thus wantony assailcd, IL is due f.,
-hc station which you hold and TO the character Of Tho
state which has honorcd you offs Rcprecnt,ivcs
10 afford you opportunity avow or disavoy all par
hcpdon IN ts Transaction; aud 10 make sucl, other ex-
plantations as may he deemed proper on tie OCCASION by
Wy cnd, Col Davis, of s. g., who has lil power 10 acf
Tor me 10 lis matter.
our prompt and explicit response 10 this note. scon-
'cy expected, and IT viii give pleasure IL should
render any further proceeding unnecessary.
nave the honor 10 be, with Great respect vour moot
obrdicut servant, GRO pOINDEXTTH
Hon. John r Bergen
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a VIE Steamboat for RtCHMoND, until further notice
y WIZ leave NoRroLK the mornings of TUesdGy
md Sdi@day returning, will leave Richmond on Thurs
day and Sunday, at the usual hour
fcb. IS [Oi-3Q WIN T. CHAPMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-01

UN CHANCERY -Mecklcnburg County-Novembor
IA Court, 1881.
Thomas u. Wall, PltT
against
1tiram J.. Roitc, Def.
The defendant not having entered his appearance ac-
cordnS to the Act Of Assembly and the rules of this Court
aud 1t appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that he
not an inhabitant OF this Commonwealth On motion OF
the Plaintiff by his Attorney, il is ordered that the said De-
PENDANT do appear here The third Monday i'm March
st, and enter his appearance and answer the Plaintiffs
bill; and that copy OF this order be inserted in one Of the
newspapers printed in the of Petersburg or CITY OF
Richmond, for eight weeks succcssivcy and posted AT
the front door OF the Court House of said county
a Copy. Testc. j. J. DAILY. D. G.
! Jan. 2l. 7o-,os,yz
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FsRcEAg0eD, tYRGEvzs, TXgURSEpqY. .EEgssdES \ ssaa

IN CHANCERf In Powhaan County Court, Janu-
"a airy IS, 1882.
Thomas Moseiey and Benjamin Moscley, PnTs.
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VIRGINIA, EXECUTIVE DEpARrN
Enhrnnr,t 90 Is
To .Gndrc,c Stevenson, Elsa.

Sir; fhe Hon. Francis T. Brooke, Chief Justice John
"IasaII and Major james GibbOn the friends and brother
osiccrs Of Washington in the War of the Revoluton o
the bearers OF this communication and of the rcsoluons
adopted by the General Assembly ofhis State expressyc
oil their feelings and those of the citizens of this Common
wealth, with regard TO the contemplated removal of the
remains OF Washington from Mount Vernon by the Con
gres oil hc United States Agreeably the wish of the
General Assembly, have the honor 10 rpouost ,,o 70 r
ccve and lay the resolutions of that BODY before Inc
House Of Representatives of the United States
am, Sir, with consideration and respect your obcdent
servant, JOHN FLOYD.
Here follow the Revolutions of the General Assc,nbv
CLAIMS or MRS. DECATUR
The House then went into Committee of tho whole
Mr. Spcight in the Chair the bill for the relief of S
Decatur, which bill warmly debated until half
1 O'Clock. ~ F"'
Mr. Carson, with view concilate those who ,youd
not vote for the bill unless il contained provision for e
neces OF Com Decatur, moved (by consent of Mr. Pearcc
who withdrew his amendment for that purpoe) nm mend
mcn TO the bill granting $4,000 the MISSES Mel night
The amendment was opposed by Mcssrs Wicklinc and
Dryton, and advocated by Mr.. Doddridgc-yhen Inc
question being put it rejected.
Mr. Pearcc renewed the amendment he had offer.
ca last week, the effect Of which would be- TO allow Mrs
Decatur S2I 900, instead of 3l 900, her share Of tho
100000 granted by the bill to the captos Of the ripate
Philadelphia, and to give the remaining $4,000 TO tho
Misses Mcknight TWAS on this amendment that the de.
pate turned In its latter stages assumed very pain
hi character in consequence Of the Introduction Letters
from Mrs. Decatur and one of the Misses McKnirht
One OF these was believed by Mr.. Carson not TO be a
hcnic, as ~ was not written in female band: but on
explanation, il appeared that the letter had been drawn IN
by that lady, although il might be in her own hand
writing.
Mr.. Pcarce stated that it had been handed to him H.,
inc bro'hcr-n-law Of Miss Mcknight, 90 whose honora
Die charactcrvery decided testimony borne by Ncssr
wayne and Wilde; in consequence Of which Mr.. Carson
withdrew the declarations nc had made in reference 10 that
gentleman. After motion for the rising OF the Commit
tee had been repeatedly Withdrawn by MIR. Watmo,leb il
was at length renewed by that gentleman and carried
when the committee rose and reported proercss unor
which
Tho House adjourned.
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IN SENATE

m Friday, February %.
Inc vice President communicated the preamble and re
solutions OF the General Assembly Of the State OF Virginia
copy OF which is inserted below in the proceedings
Of the otiser IIouse)
On motion by Mr.. Marcy, the Senate then went into
Executive business and continued with closed doors until
past 3 o'clock and then .
Adjourned TO Monday next
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
On motion OF Mr. Johnson of Ky, it was
Resoloed, That the House will on Monday next tho o7n
INST take recess from o'clock p. NJ. O. clock P IA
al which hour will its session. and take into con
sderaton the bill mo. 3l3J establish certain post road
and TO alter and 10 discontinue Others
inc following resolution submitted by Mr.. Lccompte
on the 9th ult. was taken up:
ResOtred, That the Committee on tho Judiciary be in
s!ructed to inquire into the expediency of amending the
constitution oil the United States that the Judge, OF the
supreme Court and of tho inferior courts shall hold their
Offices, for limited term of years.
Inc question was Propounded from tho Chair, shall this
and Nays-Y cas- IL, Nays 1877.
SO the House refused TO consider tho resolution.
nc speaker laid before the House the following COM
munication, viz:
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TN j. HOWAED, attorney at Lqic, will in future
attend the Superior and inferior Courts hold in I'm;
city. He may he found until further notice ~ t Ogi,
OF Conway Robinson Esq near the City Hall.
ItO. y.
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IA N Y--VIRGINIA.-At a Circuit Superb
or Court OF Law and Chancery, holden the Capt.
,S,n The City OF Richmond, Tuesday the eighth day
November, 1881 -
- ROBERT Poore, r. and n. Hubbard, Rankin and Fovc
Peterson and Mckinley, Thomas Cooksey IT, T. phiin
robert Ewing Thomas De Sylvcr Mordecai Lewis and
samuel Lewis, --- Shipey and ---Batram, and
Read and Gray, phns
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q &c bodANNAN has removed his Office to The rooms
a. y over the store Of Mr.. Joshua H,loyeu four doors
below the Bell Tavern. Feb. 90 f9Enn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-01

FENHE subscriber will be absent from Richnc,,I ,i,
ApdE during his absence Mr.. Lcthbriiee Gill 49,
tend To- his professional business, in whose skill as Den
list the public may with perfect safety place the most inn,
phct confidence. y. HOUSTON
Jan. ., 1882. 72-5lOtf
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10 he Speaker OF tho House of Representatives of tho
United States: - 49,
one Of his associates no, having arrived at Washington
ana Inc other having declined 10 in performance of the
honorable trust coned to by tho Governor of Virgin
Ia the UNDERSIGNED takes upon himself the honor to trans
mt TO The Speaker of the House OF Representatives of the
O'ed states the envelope directed to him by the Gov
ASSemby, laying claim TO tho remains of our usrious
eow,citzen, George Washington; also covering letter
rom me governor oil Virginia, accompanying tho rosolu-
tons; and in the discharge of this duty he takes leave TO
remark that while the people of Virginia are proud of the
&rau'uae oil Their fellow citizens of the United States for
Inc eminent public services of the Father his Country
and also for their high admiration of his patriotic virtues
manifested by the successive resolutions of Congress- to
also Justly anticipate the frank acquescencc of their fell
owctizens in the paramount claim of his native State IN
the sacred remains of her Washington.
FRANCIS +. BROOKE
VIRGINIA., EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29
DR.. RELIES
NntAnicMA NrOHs.

ysone ofhe INST eseioe: nus ia se
.s,;, T.ca for the cure ,fthst class OF nve.st.s
I,... n,odneed by an impure state ofthe o'ood ano
o ssa md . 81. .S. snnI sprs s1t St.
sss,s a.. fever sores. (even when the bones are
sfT osed white .wellings. Gf applied With DR.. ieos'
i,iment foul an, obstinate ulcers sore iess Ana
said head in children scdrvy and scnrbut'c gou' pm
MED or earbunce faces, fostering eruptons and we've
real an,s the body, IN which ast case Tue
Drops often cure when mercury fails They are also
the best spring and sutu nnal physic. to purify ana
cleanse the system from humours which irequen!4a az
pear at these seasons of the year They also Hd oe
process Of digestion and. by purifying the BLOOD pre-
vent the secretion Of malignant humours on the "ns
The proprietor confidently relies upon the vas. mum
Der Of cures effected bv these Drops, not only IN Dos
son and its vicinity but throughout the 3n% alter.
hes, proof of their excellence a. an unfa,nns T6;.
s;v. pslc;ne in all the cases above specified. nus
been pronounced p, its SIR
of IN. 6rst respecta ilitv. who hal withe' 80 o..
.,cv az entitled hl his opinion TO Ease sae
pqpur ars, s"S" ri. 1 po sS1n n p psa
r. :. ,,ination throughout the country.
Price 81 Bottle, or SIC BoftksJo -.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29

TIVE subscribers feel q pleasure in announcing 70
i the public that they have 10 their possess'on'
and for sale at their tupth carries shop King street,
Alexandria, a TRIED and 'INVALUABLE remedy
for the above named distressing. and too Often faa
disease. As safe and convenient Hydrsgogue' its
effects are almost immediate. discharging the water
from the system oousy; an aerstiv' IT restores
the equal action OF the vessels, and es'ansnes we
from a recurrence Of attacks. The unders sned feel
confident that in all where the disease not csus'
ed BY actual disorganization, the cure will be SURE.
The confidence with which the anti.hydroph'c p'l's
are recommended is founded on experience IN cases
tried and moon the fact of their being the re
nit Of genius, founded upon science, aud not OF EN-
piricism A..
Twenty four pills, in most cases, effect cure. hp'
piicstions from distance must be post paid Ap?n'
cants will be furnished with the medicine az hve oo'
lars box on their forwarding the muney and paying
the expense Of its conveyance.
" l2-eo,f WILLIAM LANPHlER y Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29
spring Gooas.

NHARLES BENNETT has received and Or,
! sale, a general assortment Of
FOODS ADAPTED TO THE SEiy
The following are part:
Super6ne cloths and kerseymeres o! Isl Qa,E,
Merino and yigonia kerseymeres
Book, camoric, jsconet and null mas!in
60 aud 8 4 dimities
Calcos and ginghams Of first qus'ty
A general assert nent OtcOtton AM six hose
a. and India nankeens
Very best Mstioni black Italisn 'ustring
Bantlsnns and q * handkerchefs
London drillings
Ripka's best cotton and Rouen kersey ns,s
summer wear
Checks and stripes; colored cam5iics
Hemmiug's LIST quality needles, imported &,
and warranted genuine
Centlemen's English doeskin gloves
Clark's & Chspp's best sewing cotton, 10 y,
and balls
4,4A, and S ID pins
Letterpaper Of various qualities, from the Rri
vine Factory
Foolscap and common post paper
Ga 5.4irish, Scotch and Russia shectirgi
A variety ofdiapers; IRISH linens and hEn
German tickIenburgs and burlaps
Cotton burlsps, very stout
Shoe thread, seine twinc, &c. Nc. Yl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29
DUMFRlES'
EYE WATER.

II q sore or ,nh ned Ewes gives Immediate ease
II anil relief IN recent sore eyes the effect 10 most
sanitary Where the nomplsint has been OF years
st.n Ing and IN 80 exceeding bad cases. the most
un-xoeced and d.rabe relief has been found in the
use of this WIS vArsR. after every other remedy had
failed Many persons who have used it. pronounce 1t
the ,e.t preparation for those complaints they have
ave- n :, with especially in cases Of or in
ina nation If long standing Price Is cts bottle.
Inne are genuine unless signed on the outside
or nd wrapper, by the sole proprietor, T.KIDDER,
Sn Mediate successor to the late DIR I. CeHwAr -
p,r ,aie at ais Couatng Room, No 80. Court st
u.r ,ncert Hall, Boston, and also by his special ap
,,,,,,neut by WI. STAB!.ER
snr7 Fdirfar Street, yfieraadria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29

o,;,f., .aunlo,,t. without going into detail. nc
II rnouphto say that he has inhis
most unidentified tr.tmonas tina, it has more sn" a1,y
ass.oe,ed whieh il was '''
other popular Medicine. e. .nn,e,tior
This remedy is perfectly innocent ~ de.
se. IN of tSs &C. each
PACKET, which consists of two boxes % nsmss # bu.
ELctua,v. Price, 81 for the whole or ~ GEMS " ~
one ofthe articles is wanted: a. outside
- Nome genuine u"ls'. :, ' gy1nSR isdiate
~ tIs late Dr. " Conway For sal. cnn
Counting Room, over No &c. Court street near
Gel cert Hail. o'S''"' anu WIN. STABLER.
fairflr Street, .a'erandrIa.