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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-13

public, strictly to adhere to that original feature in
its constitution, which confines it's operations to
the removal Of the free people of color only, with
their consent.
Judge Marshall President, Hon. John Tyler,
Vice President and Andrew Stevenson, Esq. were
appointed Representatives of this Society, at tho
ensuing annual meeting of the American Coloni-
cation Society
On motion Resolved, That an opportunity be
now given to gentlemen present, who not
members OF tins Society, to become so, by giving
IN their names TO the Treasurer.
The Society then proceeded to tho election of
oihcers aud Managers for the ensuing year-and
tho following gentlemen duly elected:
John Marshall President.
James Madison, james Peasants, John Tyler,
Gen. Briscoe G.. Baldwin, Philip Doddrdge,
Hugh Nelson, Gen. w. III. Brodnax, William
Maxwell, DR.. Thomas Masse, John f. May, IL.
q. Winston, and Abel p. Upshur, Vice President
Benjamin Brand, Treasurer.
David |. Burr, Recording Secretary.
John Rutherford, Corresponding Secretary.
And WIN. II. Fitzwhylsonn, Robert G. Scott,
John III Eustacc, DIR. James Blair, William Crane,
James f. Heath, Nicholas Mills, Thomas C. How
ard Fleming James, Herbert A. Claiborne, Jose pl,
Mayo, and John III Peasants other Managers.
The Editors of newspapers in this City and State,
were requested to publish the proceedings and report
OF the Society, and then the meeting adjourned.
ID. /. BURR,
Recording Secretary.
The Delegates from Auxiliary Societies werc-
VIM NJ. Hives, from Lynchburg Colonization So.
cety; John c. Campbell and John c. Parriott, from
West Liberty Colonization Society Bedford coun-
ty; and ID. w. Patteson and John McCue, from,
Augusta Colonization Society
The meeting was addressed by w. Maxwell and
Ea. Colston, Esqs., Rev. w. S. Plummer Char los
Tappan, Esq of Boston, and others.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-13
COLONIZATION SOCIETY OF vGRGINIl

The annual meeting of this Society was held bv
djournment, on Wednesday evening, the 11tiI
'anuary, Gnst.) in the Capitol.
The PRESIDENT being absent from town, General
Vm. H. BrodnaT, V. p. was called to tho chair.
Delegates OF Auxiliary Societies present, were
cqucsted To report themselves TO the Secretary,
nd all present, who Members of other CoIo6i
alton Societies, were requested to take part in the
CELEBRATIONS Of the meeting. ''''
4 The Annual Report Of t5c N,,o,,o-u IL a.
TrcasurcTs Account, were presented and read. and
10 NOTION tney were approved, and 500 copies or
On motion Resolved, That this Society deems it
TPeden' e' th's time, to renew its pledges to the
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Coach sEEkEk.(Aa~

a MOS X. CARTER & GEORGE CARTER
IsA ms brotherO having entered into Cc.Part
nershP, Will continue the above business under The
Firm OF G. a. A. X. Carter at that extensive aud
well KIN own establishment, formerly owned fy Car
ter, Mitchell d Co. nearly opposite H. BRAKES IA.
gle tavern, in Broad st. Newark, n. j.; and hav
ing employed hrst rate workmcn, at all the Ter
cnt branches and procured TIC best of materials
they intend to devote their time and talents to TIE
construction of all kinds Of Conches anil Measure
Carriages, which may be ordered from any part @
the Z. Statos. Having established agencies at n.
York, Philadelphia and all the principal cities and
towns of the Southern States, together with other
local advantages in their possession, they will DO
enabled to furnish work of as good quality and on
as favorable terms as any other establishment Of
the kind, in this country.
3-6m G. g. X C,ApTTu
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TO Clerks of G0ssrfs.

TLERKS OF COURTS are Respectfully
~ informed that they can be supplied with
OFFICE Books of every description, ruled and
bound in the most particular and durable man
ner, and Of such materials as to render full salts
faction. The proper heo ding or caption ofcvery
ruled pattern is always furnished, so that no mis-
take can take lace, when the same arrives
" 10 prove satisfactorily 10 those at a distance
that their orders will be well executed, the fol
lowing statements ola few gentlemen, Clerks Of
Courts. and the Auditor of Virginia, are hereto
annexed.
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JOHN ]. MURRAY,
SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER


Merit corner to the Central Hotel,
e p ETU Rms his sincere thanks % his friends
Il u amd the public, for the liberal patronage
winch i:e has received from them since he IN 8
been engaged in his business. lie takes this on.
portuni'y OF Informing them that he has ON hand
good assortment of ready made work, consist
ing of best PLAIN and shattered mems saddles
sti ched ditto, second rate and common ditto.
boys ditto, saddle clo hs If various kinds best
and common saddle oags, best aud corInon car
rage harness, best and com on gig do, barouche
s"'ky and jersey do, Wagon and cart do, black
and fair bride ! athcrs. martingae5, do. bit and
brIdoon brides. saafl bit brides, Of various
kinds, velclse pads and straps, best carriage and
gig whips. common de-, test hand whips, COM
mon do. bits and spurs, plated and seal srirrup
irons, plated and steel best Eng.i5h gr,h webb
q of which he will sell low.
\. d. work made to or0er-ail kinds of re-
pairing done on The beet and cheapest terms
old saddles exchanged for Few ones, in way of
'radf. ia ~ co l2t
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rESO JOHN WILKINSON, surryc FOR

81
r. TIE BENEFIT IF GEO. WLKINsUN.-
Sir: AS you are not known to he an inhabisnt
OF Virginia, You are hereby notfied that we
shall on the second Saturday in January next,
being the lAth day Of the month, between lie
hours OF O'Clock IN the morning and sun set
at the Franklin Huc. in the town of Lyncif-
burg, proceed To take the deposition of R2,bcn
Byrch and o.hersi and on the Monday following
al the tavern of Edwin Jordan, in the town Of
Cnrte1>v'!le, those of Albert q. Hudnns aha
Mnseiry ). Siratton, and Others; and on Tues
uny the l7th, at the tavern Of Richard Bass,
Powhatan Court House, the deposition of su.
Bass and others; aud on the lSh of same month.
at the Washington Tavern, in the city of Rich
mend, that Of Chus;pin G. Saunders and CHEERS
70 De read In evidence IN suit now penulmg iii
the County Court of Powhatan. wherein you
are plain'if and a-e defendants. The taking
IT said dep"slilnns viii continue from day to day
uns'l completed, where you may attend if you
think pro- scr.
WIN. u HENRY MONTAGUE.
dec l5-iawI;c
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Cash in Market for Slaves.

NE7 F. wish To purchase one hundred Slaves of
w both se%es, from twelve to twenty-five tears
of age. Any person wishing TO dispose of their
slaves, would do well to give Us call as we
will at all times pay the highest market price.
We can at all times, be found at our residence
near the Old Market, and adjoining Scgbrook's
Warehous E. Commu nications add; ssed 10 US
at this place, will meet prompt attention
Il. G.. BALLARD g. co.
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yESo JOURNEYMEN TIMERS AND cor.
I'll PERSMlTIIS-Wa Immediately, two
Journeymen Timers and Coppersmi,!s, vino
first rate worSncn, and industrious and sober
10 such, good wages and constant employment
will be given. A. BARt:AMIN
Richmond, Jan. IL.
IL The Baltimore American will please publish
the above times. aud send the bill to tho Wing
office for collection
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DIED.

This morning, RICHARD A. and JoHS NJ. sons Of
DocI Richard A. Darlington, aged two and three
years. The friends and acquaintances of the FAM
hy, are requested TO attend tho funeral, from tho
residence of their father, tomorrow morning at
III o'clock, without further notice.
On Monday evening, tho 9th inst about
O'CLOCK alter a painful illness Of nineteen hours
Diddep Allen.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-13
CHEAP DRY GOODS.

a NDERSON & NICHOLS would again
"a sPcctfully invite attention to their STOCK
OF DRY GOODS, which they SELLING OFF
ct reduced prices. They offer blue, bk brown,
very superior Irish linen, and gentlemen would do
well TO supply themselves now a number of pie
ces very cheap bombazinc, and other mourning
goods--several pieces real Italian ustring silks,
from 70 cents TO loo cts good; and great variety
of cheap DOMESTIC GOODS, which they arc
determined to OFF, at their STORE, opposite
JAMEs MckrLDoE's DRUG SroRF, Main Street.
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SALE OF LANDS.

v:;ue of an inter ocutory decree Of the
e Circui; Superior Court of law and chan
Gerry, for the county IF Albemarle, we shall of
TOR sale at public auction, Of fair, If not the
next far day) on the premises, on Thursday.
the 9h Of February, 1882, a valuable tract OF
LAND, belonging to the cs:are of ROBERT
LEWIS. formerly of Albcmarle county, contain
ing about four hundred acres, more or
less. This land is situated on Totier Creek
in The county Of Aibemure, two miles above
Scolsv!lle, is of excellent quality, and we'll a
dnPted to Inc culture of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat:
&c.-The Improvements consist of comfort
able clearinghouse and Out-houst.s a good
and connections Barn, a Wheat Machne &c.
A considerable portion Of this tract Is fine t.
tier bottom.
And On The same day, should there be time,
Ct net, on the succeeding day. two un,mproyed
LOTS, in the town uf Scottsvic. These lots
are well situated in one cf the most furnishing
towns Of the State.
Tcrms-A credit of and years-purcba-
sers giving bonds with approved security, and
deeds of trust on The property to secure the pur-
chase money.
JOHN MORRIS,
CHARLES HUDSON, N0n'mrs'
Nov. l8-tds,
GJ'The Richmond Wing will publish the above
until thedly Of sale, aud forward the account to
the Charlottesville Advocate for collection
jan 2-tds
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The CELEBRATED
= Z 2 G Fl a II Z e 6

ANlLL S and the next season at the Stable
OF my son George w. johnson, and
under his immediate management. within ona
mile OF Moody's Tavern, in the county Of Ches-
terhcld, about 20 miles from Richmond and
Petersburg. Terms, &C.. hereafter.
dr. eff w. r. JOHNSON
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DISSOLUTION

TH7HE Co-Partncrship in the Coach Making T,u-
* ness, heretofore existing between the subscri
bers, under the Firm of Carter, Mitchell g. Co.
was dissolved by mutual consent, on the goth da,y
of July last, and all accounts in relation to the
firm, arc to be settled by Amos *. Carter
AMOS X. CARTER
JAMES NJTCUEJ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-13

a COLONIZATION SOCIETY OF VIRGIL
~ NlA'-Ihe names of gentlemen disposed to
become members OF the society, and contributions
to its funds, will be received at the Treasures
office, on ID, between 10Th and 18th streets-also
by Mcssrs. VIM & J. G.. Crane, at their store on
E street. p. BRAND, Treasurer.
ian 13-1t
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RICHMOND MARKETS-Jan. IL, 1882.
WHEAI-lO5,d ITO cts. and but little arriving
COUNTRY FLOUR-nominally SSH.
IoBACCO-very little doing at our Inspections
demand good
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-13
FEMALE SCNOOL-

URlNG the ensuing year, Female School
81 will be kept AT the house Of the subscriber,
in the county of Henrico, and about ten miles from
the city of Richmond in healthy and pleasant
situation. The Session will commence on the I'd
of January next, and terminate the 18th Of Dcccm-
Der ensuing.-Thc School viii be conducted by
a lady, believed to be entirely competent TO teach
all the useful and substantial branches of a good
English Education. From 8 to 10 pupils can be
accommodated with board and washing and 10
them every and attention will bJ paid.--Tcrms
will be S75, for the entire session, including every
charge, for board, washing and tuition.
dc 81 MARY G. G. SHEPPARD
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-13
THE EAGLE HOTEL.

TEFHE undersigned has taken this Ho, cl
III The Convenience Of its locality, with its
extensive accommodations. are not surpassed by
any tavern III the United States Professions Of
attempts 10 please 80 common that ii is USE
less 10 make them. The Proprietor has taken
this establishment at so short notice, (only tw
days rcvious 10 the meeting OF the Legislature }
Chat ne may not have an opportunity Of mani
testing as early ms he would wish, his desire to
please. generous public will excuse, in the
beginning, the attempt of ono not much accus-
toned to the detail Of such concern. The
proprietor gives SOLEMN assurance that no pains
or expense shall be spared to elicit epproba-
ton and bring custom The liquors shall be { he
best the Country affords, ard able to conform.
Boatdcrs are requested, and every elfort made
for thor suitable entertainment. The under
signed would be particularly indebted TO his
friends in Richmond for such Csuiom. sepa-
rate table wi:l tie prepared for members Of the
Legislature. ALEXANDER l. BOLTS.
Richmond City, Dec. 9, 1881 is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-13
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Fog Sale.

ESY virtue of a Decree Of the Circuit SUI
Ed Prror C"ur, of Law and Chancery for the
equity OF Hcnrico, IN the case of Price vs.
George T., u. pronounced on the cath December,
l33i-the subscribers will sell by public AUG
ton, to the highest bidder. at Hanover Court
House. on Tuesday, the 3lst day of January
next, the tract Of LAID on VIII h th. Court
ll'nsr stands, Cexcrpt tie public lo' tngethe.
"lfh the iaverns and all oher houses, upon the
following terms 10 VII: S2,5OC to be paid il, cash
and credit OF IL months from the s:ay of sale
as Ia the residue Of The purchase money, tint
purchaser giving bond with security for the
credit payment, and the TIL: To DE retained until
In" purchase U.Gney is paid.
ihe subscribers justified in saying tha,
1t Is as valuable property [tur ills extent as any
which has been offered 'or sale in V,runa for
some 'lmc, or Will b. again offered. The tract
cSn'aiis ahuu coo acres OF land, a large DOR
ton of winch Is fiat land, and very good and
It's on both 81, es of the main sag road To the
North. aud not twenty miles from the CITY of
Richmond
He buildings cons list ofiwo rrc tavern houses
nearly new, small dwelling house, kitchen
stables, and her customary out houses md
Two store houses. This property has rented
Tor several years past for 81 Oo0 per annuln, until
the last year, when 1t rented under drsaGvanta-
geous circumstances for $3.50; and in he ha ads
OF Judlcious manager, 1t would be one of the
most valuable tavern stands III Virginia The
tavern houses are insured. Mr.. Sutton, on the
premises, vii! shew Ike property to any dis posed
TO examine 1t.
JAMES T. SUTTON.
THOMAS PRICE. Jr., ooin'''ss'''isI =
dec 28--tds
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uo"h' (eXcept oneJ Tor my nthce, as Clerk OF the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccry
for Hrn:ico county, ard | must do him the ius
tlce to say that they are well made, and of good
paper, and entirely TO my satisfaction.
J. ROBINSON.
Richmond, Dec. ID, 1891"
Extract OF a letter from ]. Baptist. ESQ Meek
lenburg G.. II. Oct. lJIh, 1881, to +. A. Mayo
i am much pleased with the books for nv
office, and say in truth, that the5 are the best
red la By the court and bar, and every person
who has them. The faithful manner in
which You have executed this job, will insure
you my future orders"
Extrac; Of letter from N. G.. Kinney, Esq
Stanton, Sept. %, 1881, TO F.. A. Mayo
'FThe books for my office have at last arrived
and am well satisfied with all, except The Com.
mon Law Execution Book; should hive prc-
fcrred it Of larger, paper, and my old pattern of
ruling"
Extract Of letter from John Foster, ESQ,
Wythc G. III. Oct. rs, 1881, to T.. a. Mavo-
81 am extremely sorry nj TO; having received the
books for my q fice before the sitting Of our
court, rs was compelled TO an Inferior or,
der book. Your books are of good paper and
well bound ] wish you to send me q complete
Record for the Chancery Court, as this book
will make my set complete"
Extract Of a letter from John D. Christian.
ESQ., New Kent G.. ii. Sept. II, 1881, to z. \.
MayO-"Above you have order for he a
mount Of your account. Lsu much pleased with
the books sent Tor my ofcc-Is soon a. practi-
cable, forward me thpse for the County Court"
Extract of letter FROM II. J. Gambill, Esq.
Harrsonburg, Rockingham, Sept. %, 1881, to
+. A. Mayo -'rnc books you sent me came
safe tn hand, and in good ordor-all Of which
IN well pleased with. ! shall want some more
books, for which | shall send you a memoran-
dunn"
Extract Of a letter from s. a. McLeand, Esq.
Northumberland G.. II. Sept. 26, 1881, TO F.
A. Mayo IL have received in good order the
books for the Superior Court OF Law and Chan
Gerry of ills county, agrcea5ly 10 vour account
transmitted. ! am entirely satisfied with the
execution of the books--ibc;r materials and ex-
cellent style Of binding and ruling.
"AUDrroR's OFFICE,
22d Dec. 1891. {
"Mr. Frederick Z. Mayo has furnished many
Of the books used in this Department for several
years past. some Of which, the Lrdrcr4, arc OF
least equal, II not superior. to any ! have ever
sccD. JOS JACKSON. e.. If A l."
IL concur in the above. JAS f.. HEATH.
Auditor of Pubic Accounts.
IL Should no special direction DC given, the
names %; Record Books mentioned, for any of
the Courts IN this State, will be sufficient as the
SIZE Of paper, patterns of ruling. form and style
OF binding, are practically so well known by the
subscriber that each Book ordered is warrant
ed to answer the purpose, in every respect
FREDERICK A. MAYO,
Book Binder, g. Blank Book Manufacturer,
Richmond, Va, orc door below the Eagle Hotel.
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MARRIED.,

Last evening, the l1th inst, by the Rev. VIM. J
Armstrong, Rev. ALEXANDER A. MEsANE, to Miss
EMEMNE, second daughter of John w. Peasants,
of this city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-13

- the laIg' st thorough bred stations in
the United States, being 6 hands an inch hyh.
ana 'arge IN proper ion. His pedigree recon-
ihends him peculiarly at this time. the country
oeing surcharged with the Diomede stock He
was got by Francisco, capital racer, he bv
h'mbeton (mported by MIR. Lightfoot,) he by
Dnngannon, one OF the best of Eclipse -
Ills dam was got by the imported horse Sir
Peter Tcazle, he by old Sir Peter Tearle, the
sire OF Sir Harry. HIS grand DAM the imported
marc CAsTIANARI, the dam of Sir Archy Here
Is itl'go's peculiar recommendation, he has as
much ct the blood of Castianari, as any of
SIR Arohys sons aud none of the Diomede.-
ny was Sir Archy 90 superior as q stock horse
to all the other sons of Diomede> Tho answer
is III the blood of CAsrIANARI.
II. DAVIS.
R'ego has arrived in Richmond, where he will
remain n few days H. D.
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JOSHUA J. FRY,

JOSHUA J. FRY,
q ENERAL Commission Merchant, on Gross
~ Street, near the United States Bank,
rftcrs e T sale,
goo Bags Rio and old white COTE
3 bhds prime S.. Crolx aud n. D. supare
80 do mnlasacs
10 Or casks ). Madeira w'ne
p do sweet Malaga DO
$50 casks nails, assorted sizes
200 sacks Liverpool filed salt
10 tons country iron
Also on consignment
80 balls mountain fmily -four
40 ftki1s butter, par. roll
700 lbs white bleached wool
500 lbs. bees wax
y Cash paid for Wheat, rste is
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.sasaeEic0,s EsMss ss0es0 .5oui.lesss
demand good

rHHHE subscriber is now publishing weekly pa
a per, called the AMERICAN RAILROAD
1ouRN AL. "A principal object in offering the
proposed work To the Public, is to diusc Il more
general knowledge of this important mode of inter
nal communication, which, at this time, appears
10 engage the attention of almost every section of
our country.
THE AMERICAN RAIL ROAD JOURNAL
Is printed on sheet ofthe largest size, (mammoth)
ana put up III convenient form for binding, each
NUMBER containing sixteen large octave pages of
three columns each The selections, upon the
subject OF railroads and other works of internal i'm
Provemcnt, Will be from the best uthors, both of
Europe and America, and will be occasionally H.
iustrate1 by engravngs. A part of this Journal
Will DO devoted to the subject of internal improve
ment-gving history of the first introduction of
railroads into England and their improvements TO
to the present day. 1t will also notice the meet
ings, In diffcreut sections of the country, upon
the subject of railroads. The remaining part of the
paper will contain the LITERARY, MISCELLA-
NEOUS AND NEWS matter of the NEW
YORK AMERICAN, as prepared for that paper,
emitting all political subjects except such as are
OF general concern.
The terms of the American Railroad Journal
are THREE dollars per annum, payable in aduance;
and will not be sent without. Amy person who will
obtain eight subscribers and remit tho amount
shall have copy gratis: and TO companies of ten
subscribers, who associate and remit twenty five
dollars, it will be for 81 SO each per annum
The Journal will be sent for any length of time
desired, if paid in advance. 1t will be published
on SATURDAYS.
RAILROAD JOURNAL may be addressed, free
OF postage, to the publisher and part proprietor,
ID. X. MINOR,
No. 35 WaLl-strect Ne,p York
D' The second number of the Journal will be
issued on the 18th of January-und on the Satur-
day of each following week. The numbers
from the commencement, will be forwarded to all
tho subscribers until the end of the first half year
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r. r e c. q

This noted Horse VIII stand he
next season IN the county of Fau-
qnier, under Che patronage OF James
Is. Marshall. Esq. Riego is among
he la ru, at tbnr,r,,b Ill ~.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-13

"Mr. Frederick 4. Mayo has furnished all he
book Except onej for my office, as Clerk of tie
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccry
tor Hrn'ico county, ard | must do him the JUS
tlce to say that they well made, and of rood
paper, and entirely TO my satisfaction.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-29
Coluynbion TfgefnbIe 3,

Coiu"sot0n tfgeid0fe Npectfc,
NfOR the cure Of COasumptions. Asthma.
II Splitting Of Blood, and Pulmonary AZ.
isel,ons Of every kind. The mos, va ius bio
remedy ever yet discovered FOR the cure If
Consumpiions. To ell afflicted with those
Troublesome Elections, an immediate use
Of his highly esiebrs'ed Sp, eike is only ne
"esssty TO convince the most inere dulous Of
its Possessing qualities superior 10 IN, other
nedicai preparation yet discovered Th.,
specific 10 obtained by extraction from herbs,
roots. plants. &C.; IN eombinatior Of those
mosi valuable herbs IL becomes . bslsam Of
superior value 10 the human family. IL
heals The injured paris, opens the pore, and
eomPoses the disturbed neryes; and While
ciesnses and heals, IL also gives strength
10 ths tender lungs, improves disssiiou. re-
pairs The appetite ard improves The spirits.
Thi. sPseih 10 always given in ssfety-it 1,
mild end pleasant 10 the tasie. and M, be
safely given 10 wsmen in whatever eoudi.
lion. the most delicate eircums,snses NOT
excepted. great many well suihsp,ieat.
ed certificates could be -oblsined: the pro-
Pr'etor ~ opposed 10 ahy thiAg like puff, and
prefers to risk it on its own merit, alone.
The public will please TO be cautious Of .
spurious srticic:--none ere genuine without
the signsturs OF the proprietor alone, which
wiIi accompany each ball OF direction.
Priee One Dollar. For ssIe by
DIR. ANDREWS AGO.
And J0sEPH @ HAYS,
HsrYers-fsrrg,
JAMES BROWN,
Ckariesfs,rn.
And A. a.. SNYDER,
SePlS. En- RuA. Js6syssn 10 Va.