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CERTIFICATE.

The following communication addressed to the pro
prietor of Judkns' Ointment, from the Hon. John Ia
sferro. Member of Congress-, is highly interesting.
The gratutous manner in which it is made, exhibits
feelings of ordinary character towards suffering hu
mainly. and iscertainly well deserving of public at
tention:
WASHINGTON, January %, 1929
SIR-It has been my wish. fora considerable time,
to communicate to you the good effect with which ]
have used the Ointment invented by a Mr. Judkins
and which I now understand is made and sold by
agents appointed BY yourself, have applied thi.
Ointment during the last three years to every species
oftumor and wound, without failure TO produce cure
in every instance lc0nsider il the most decided and
efficient remedy in all cases Of tumor, be the cause
whstit mays and have found nothing so good for
wounds Of any description 1t may be proper to
add, that the cure of tumor called white swelling
given over by the most distinguished physicians as in
durable. and which they decided would without anpu-
taton, prove fatato the patient. was, under my mme
date notice. effected by the Of JuiSins' Ointment,
and the patient is in fine health His limb affectedby
the tumor being restored to perfect state of sound
Also that the leg Of an aged man which had See,
wounded, and exhibited dreadfuly liberated sur
face from the knee to the foot, and which, for iacl
than two years. had been considered lncursble vase
fectually cured by the application of Juiains' ONT
immediate notice and management, As u decided ey
dence OF the efficacy ofths remedy in oftumul
and ofucerss have expe fenced. decidedly. he
good effect ofthis remedy in the cure of Felons and
oI every species OF tresn wound. seems to that
any one VINO vii observe on the operation Of TINS oint
ment must be satisfied to it's beneficial effect lean
with the utmost confidence recommend the use ofth,s
valuable remedy.
lam, sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALIAFERRo.
To Mr. CHARLES HERsroSs. Proprietary
ofJudkins' Ointment, near Frede.
ricktown, Nd.
NOTICE.
~ Having been for several years in posses ,
sion of q concern in Mr.. NATHAN SHKPPKRp's patent
for making and vending his Ointment. known By the
nam Of DR.. ". JYdkins' Patent Specific Ointment
and said Nathan Shepherd having obtained new pat
emit thereon. and L having likewise renewed with
N. Shepherd the same interest held before it is
deemed necessary that public notice be given of the
nuisance. Having devoted much time and care
durngth above period, in preparing and making this
Ointment, and been instrumental in giving the gene
raj chafacter it has sustained with whatever IMPROVE
ment, n all this time it has received present IL To
public attention. As heretofore, the genuiueness Of
the Ointment may be known by the label around the
ointment pot. thus:
Made and soid wholesale andretail near Ered.r.k
Mi 6y C. Hrstons, eoneernedin the paten. rieAt''
April15. CHARLES HERSrONs.
For sale by WILLIAM STABLER,
junes Druggist, Fai.tar Street.
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s.iI With Out Houses complete, adlolnlng the nou'e
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losse"" ' CHARLES BENNETT.
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.Aiso,
~, The celebrated CAMBRIAN TOOTH

~ The celebrated CAMBRIAN TOOTH
ACHE PILLS, which give immediate rehet,
without the least injury to the teeth On trs tns w
be found one of the best remedies knownfor TINS
plant Price so cents q box ..;,.
.. None genuine unless signed on the 04,s,a y
printed wrapper BY the sole Proprietary + k,DDEh,
Immediate successor to the lac DR. " I Concay fof
sale at his Counting Room, over No 49, EcIft sree.
near Concert Hall, Boston, and nv ms p
ment, by WM, 81 S,is,;,
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For Rent.

fe..N The STORE HOUSE next door to Washing
sal..l ION & Brent, and the Dwelling House .ttachea
ther TO- Possession Of the latter can be mad nms
ately. and the former on LIST April The Store House
is to be put in prime order, with new modern VIII
Jows, &c. .,. ,,.r,v
The superior location and character OF this ptopesy
for Dry Goods business WILL it is hopea' nnsv ar
good tenant readily Inquire of sir Joseph Janney' OF
800 on GEO JOHNSON e Co.
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Peefumery;, &c.

rxLgMENr A. BREAST, at his Shop. on Roya
Y J street. has just received from New York = small
,.sortment e PERFUHERY and other articles, which
he would be happy to dispose Of. Amongst which are
the following:
o.,,;n. h.sr.o;l With q number of other
s,,n.,;or ANTIQUE do descriptions
SspIs. do Cologne, lavender. rlori-
r. pew and said 70 be asu d. and Bay water:
nerior articlel Very 6ne Naples sosp, for
Superior toilet powder shaving
Rich scented nursery do Tooth brusnes' curis, Puns
Preston salts Ansssortmen NJ OF nahoso"e
Persian rose sosp SioCH9S5s
Bitter almond do Venus pomatug 49, oyS
Vernscuar and Ceylon do ing red or grsBHes oaeA
Jessamine and violet do Penknives, raznrs' &c
To which he will be constaatly adding
~ Ladies can have almost any description OF Hair
work to order, at short notice. Curls re dressed.
He hopes BY strict attention to business to merit
share Of public patronage in the line of his profession
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Charlcs NeNUeU
HAS received, by ship Maryland. Capt. Motto"
ii aireci from Liverpool.
10 bale, best Brdport Shad and Herring 'S"e'
which the manufacturer says is OF the 'eH
bes' quality, aud is for sale on the usaate'"'
He has, likewise. received,
Best cotton Burlaps
Drab wooen Kerseys
Lowell cotton and wool Kerscys
few pieces best Point Blankets
A few bales best Sheeting and Shifting Coi'oH'
He has on hand
Very frs, quality black Italian Iustring
Ladies' English white silk and cotton Hose, d."
make
English and French best Forentine VestnS' ah-
velvet Waistcoating
Blue and black superfne Cloths and Kerse, mere"
&c. &c
He expects daily consignment Of Bed Ticks Al"
low-priced Cassinet,s.
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The following communication addressed to the pro
pretor of Judkins' Ointment from the Hon. John Ia.
lisferro. Member of Congress- is highly interesting.
The gratuitous manner in which it is made, exhibits
mainly: and scertainy well deserving of public at
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02
STATE HIg1-rIoSe

We have hntieed. wi,h raore dan ord;,.rv IN.
scrSa' tse Progrcss 81 The lac .Iee.;o,,, :, w..
gaia In n.any iassanee., fri.n.i. vb,-, -
seen'e'i, have passed the or,IeAl ansrasl.d vh,,s
S'iasrs haye been -sriseei Tor 'opinior'. .... y,
bh' 70 10 ssse have ve fch more rer1,, e, a..
manifestation a VoPaIar displeasure, than IN III
sA'e 81 NrscEsT w1rsss, a PIusyI,aaia. -
THIS sep'ienasa has long besn = mos useful All
''g'i~nf "-eERbsr ~ ihs hSuse ~ dch.wnses. sr.l
has often bern elected vis,oat Opposition. On
MS occasion he vas seansisse fr ne ssse sens,,.
a"i ~a' unexpectedly beaten By candidate sf IN
''f'or sl-'"s He sss dseidedly oae of he arose-
- men ga The hoa--. Enioued by uasnr, vi,b
Yo~eFfui iss'.iIeet, ~ instantly rr.,u. :. a..
s'ro"ses pois't' II every soljrrs, s.a I. a.-,,,.
"''r''iVs e'iasaiion, is shle - esD- w,,L a.,
g'a"'so' The hail Thoash ~ I'D pss .,v,,,..
gre ~i'h him in opiu'on. yea &c ae,sr f.i,e. -
aPPTeeia'e 'i's foros e ~. peaaousnE, "a, a ;.
Fe'aeu''er eveF q have h,-rd him sa.E. = -,
po'H' ~ sEsu'esSt Iie ~ l.sn sserss..i n d..
e'a"or 81 'he shrmiss b,s c,e DIS Il b., r-s,.
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FUNDAMENTAL. PRINCIPLES.

In i1os, vhgiaia vac the chief agen, in the
great political Revolution which blosicd from the
national statute book Tie INFAMOUS Alien snd Sc
d'toa Laws In 1879, conmittee Of The I-rris-
laturc, At the lead Of which vas Dir. M.di.o~.
rvsiescsi the resolutions Of the year preceding.
and gave an exposition VI the True eh.ra~s.s Of
this goserumsnt. That exposition should be css~-
fully read at ibis time, by every one ~ho truly
vrnerates the institutions under which we Hvr.-
h now necesxIy To reeur IN ff.zApsssai priv
etp&S and il pastieuiariy behooves the young men
a the day IN exanaiD~ tiesc dccuanesss With care.
Lea tisem firss r-cur To the Constit,rtioa Of the
United Stairs. and nse we'll lis srasss aud its rr
ser1afion-; let thrn then read the Virginia doc
usnes in sl'irit Of impartial isquiry-disr.rding
all carly prejadiees-~nd ,hey ~in q, once iuhae
tAeir minds with idea. OF the true csnsrr-
pafsur prineiPscs OF our government.
The Union is the ark Of our safety, b,r, ies N,
never forget that il is ouss,isnfseaaf Uai.-s-
with prescribed iimits-beld together solely by
,he us Of interest," and affection.
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Fro.a ne Riek.seHd J.e.r,o.s.. nd TIM,
MULTUNs IN PARv

AfUETUAl IN PARVO
The following sentiment oE Professor Dew
OF William and Mary College, at the late Din
ner to Mr.. Tyler in Charles City, contains a
great deal in small compass:
Z" Tie ConfsArase RebsSHes Of North .i,,-r;-
ca They have gaiasd s. ths Revoiutioa az rs.
80 ecnhrmed - The rsti6essioa Of The Peaersi
% ereest o. re6eT sSnass ths deiiker.ss rxercss-
% pelpeely unccaseaesszseAe psves.
"& The myye ryks ef HeaeiEaa. --Le,s efR.a-
cis:,s against ths diseesitioa g . nsjsrisN sA.a
asHsnss sass d - ssiseesvscy, 90 As;arsisy, BE-
esoss at''ess opposed BY de .Sspss n.iOsisy Of
'1eGLsh, s~sibsvs, e,sd srTanzed krce.
IL oy the war OF the RevclufIon, and The
subsequent adoption Of the Federal Consti,u-
ton, We have gained nothing but the right 10
petition, protest and rebel, the blood OF our
aaoestoss wes shed fo9 = very poor purpo.e-
and Ne wisdom Of the Fathers Of the Repub-
lsc exercised In vain. u is very certain, TIA,
when We were colonies Of Great Britain we
bed the right 10 'pstittoa, for we I'D petition.
though 10 vain. Il IS equally certain that we
nad the right to 'pvetssf, for we did protest,
though In vain. And no one, we presume.
win doubt, Is 70 DOR right 70 yeS.I,--or- ~
least, as TO the feet that we did reb,I. rizh, or
no right. The right 70 rebel viii DeveT bs
subject OF wordy argument, we presume
hod have We gaiaed nothing by our revolt
tson' Dd we throw Oh the yoke Of 6,ve;1u.
and put on that - . domssfis tyrnanvp DID
We only change the names Of our a, Ssters a.
So Ritebie b Co. would have Us believe. Hut
this b not the worst Of L.
u Is very clear, ~ che seeond part Of the
toast intimstss, that II we have no other rights
nA1a tAoas Dsatiosed, We, 20 Tar from rain
'ag, have actually Loaf Haaeh By our reyolu-
zen. "sen We we're eoloaies. our right 70
Ptftisa. prs.sai az ysbsl, Wa nod must have
bssO ss0ss sasetaal fisaa Il now can bs;---(os
thes woah b dseeted against free.
gainst ne Afistocrsey The King and rs PEER.
Nov q msat BE- directed Is Professor De,w
vel expresses Il, against tas fyfpfe naloriav
- setsiiA, ssssSfTs and oERaalssi 6ores'y a.
sainss such aa oppopsst, what are these vixh1.
WORTH Absoiutely noihisg-as ample ez peri-
sDes nee proved fbess rishss might have
some effect upon King ana rs AsinistrV 81
sheg from interest, cosBVassisa or esar-Z ~.
What effect cen they possibly have upos an
interested, EeagFaphieai, triple majority OF
wealth, hv1bogs, aRd oFEaniEsd foTesf" Hs
who lhtnks a. eli, wiIl not hesitate 20 a.swey.
Fhas do va find party N siss boaorn al on,
Own so1nsFy, composed ehis9y, ~ 20 ia had
90 ueestly AFistocrats. .pgeRcbisg ap doe
nines which assolutely reader tha psople Of
ms Snign more degra6ed and slasisk 49,
they Were under ths Enziiah Nooarrkv a
doctrine Hhleh elaess thee, II 4 -. -.
Ton than hey we're befoss shs rsvoIusis.. ]
And yet the people shamber on Ia snpoo.es
security
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Ctt.FtsPfsH-
Congress: Jula. NJ. Patton, nm opposision. n.
o. u; John y Harbour, Opposition
RAPPAiIANNuCK.
VIM WAlden, about 40
PAGE.
Congress- Col. James NJ. Bc.le. KS, David
n, Of DEF DR.. William NJ Robertson isa.
G''e"0'd Is. q n nallyov
Coogrcss: William kAcComas si2-Wiliam
H. Of Dsi: Henry AIer.sdcr ,6s, John w.
AMHERST.
\. Of Del: David s. Garland IS, Addison t.
''s'ervo 2Ss. DEL
NELSON.
Congress William r. Gordon 81, no oppo.i-
ton. IL IL DEL Joseph G. Cabeli, no opp.
POWHATAN
~. of Delegates: John w. Nash BY krye ma
FLOYD.
H. Of DEL: Col. Jacob Helms sts, wm. Shrlor
50, Capt. J. Howell Is. Il dcl.)
PRINCE EDwARD.
H. oc Dcl: Asa nipny SO, without ON.
LANCASTER
III. of Dci: Jos A. Carter 40, Carter Nit
sheii " In Richmond county, the vote was for
Mi,e'eil $50, Carter u. Carser's majority In the
WYTHE
IL OF isei-; John St.nger-vithout opposition
.PfrrSfLyANIA
H. OF Del: Capt Walter Coles $50, Col. Vim.
swanson +2i, VIM Walton Sos, Msior John n.
Adams 2S9, Edward Franklin II. (2 del.
HENRY
II. Of Del: Pcyton Cravcly i&S, John King
l3s, i)r. j. &. Rcdd 81, J. Baker S. n deli
PATRICK.
n OF Dei.i Isaae Adams, elected by ma;ority
OF about 40 over Mr.. Cloud
CAROLINE.
Upon investigating the poll, il appears, that al
though Col. Samuel Was more than 6O vote. ahead
80 j. Dickinson, the latter had q majority of 4
good votes, snd Is returned
MECKLENBURG.
Congress: Coodc 52s, Dromgoole e6. Ghol,on
Us. hoase 81 Delegates, Keanoa 46i, J. Knox
- Garland esh, Easlry 262 e dei.l
BRUNSWICK.
Congress: Ghoisoa eos, DromrooIe 4fG Mr.
t.oode withdrew On the morning OF the elecsiou.
Ihoi:oa's whole majority In the district, ss ri.
at Dciegsses; (2l Tusnbull AZ, Daly as6, Boob
S4i, jones 30, Wilkes fH.
CHARLES CITY.
Congress: John Robertson had fqo or so-
Stevenson 60 odd; Stevenson goes into Hanover
between $50 or ~ ahead. For DELIBERATE. In ~.
two counties OF New-Kent and Charies Civ 10
bert Ci;rissisa has beaten Ianaes T. Roane.
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GemeraI KsseeEIireaace.

FboA AZ s.. Isuis RepusEean, .ADrssS
There IS much reason 70 fear, that the sub-
joined ariieIs, from the last sanxnmon Hour
nal, does not exsggcFatc the hostile di-po.i-
Too o. the lndiAns. Similar reports have
reached Ne within . day os I've.
THE INDIANG.
within few days the movements Of the
Indians on the fFoatisTa, have eaose6 cor. ~
cradle alarm. letter dated GaIeoa AZ,
AT. says;---" the best lnforaed upoa sueh
natseFs have very recently (wishin lev davsl
eeeoras htsis uneasy eoneeruinR the u.ove-
nenss Of TIE IDdiaAs. TheiF wsys ARE no,
~ ours any how" bot there y 40 Rod rea-
son Why ihey shoasd sxhibit shoir xy.~arir,,.
peoPsn'H'ss as ths HDasaai ssasOa a the
We have also received = l,,s.r f,o,. P.o,,.
dated &be ID instant, which SAYS dslsS
ebOsing this letter 70 state, thst frosa ;o,eili,
geneo entitled 20 credit, iasa received h tom
4 appears the Indians are azaia assusalpz =
hostile altitude on The froatisrs, thai tbev
ere, 70 tbs bunbeF % Eve hundred, mskin1
dsmoAsiratlOns on Rock river, naar their old
eDeamPment, few miles shove DixonT fer
~. The people on the Galena road, alarmed
ioF The safety % tllsir famiies. ara .~odi.-
thsm INTO the ssftiemsnts, Cor Rsester ss.nrs.
~" The same letter adds, unaer A,aa ~
o'clock p. ~. Since writine a. 49,.
NJ Crsas, M mall cagrIer, has srriyed f,r..,
Gaieaa, sd confirms ne statsmsnta. oItA
sons uniDPortent particulaFs. Ther. -
nOg bsno d0abt ~ re faets.B
We canoot JET belisys fhat We sksil A..
Smother Indian Wsg, Jet ne letters eoats,o.
ing ne aoove intoFnatioa ere fpoa saeh res.
1oeeiels sources that We sAoald ~ salpsbIs
we're ~s 70 Withhold y from sbs ssblie.
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THE FREE PRESS.
THURSDAY. NAY 9.
APPOINTMENTS By THE GOVERNOR

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR.
C.A.ID Ian. fsrlESss. Esq a B<telsy
Joss 8. GAIIAass, Esa. f JeGssos. and Cob
JosS d. d. sSsru, of fr<s-rick, have seca sp-
pointed Commissioners on thc part u Virginia.
TO merttl'rSe Cosani..iesers o. sh- p-ss a Ma
r,tnd, TO s-ttle and s'ljss The Wessesn ilaiss md
boundary line between he vo ssaes, under The
prpsissoas Of an ses Of th< ssh Of March lAst
The evidence eoIlcrsed during ,he ias san.acr.
BY Mr.. FArIxsKa, seems to b. - conducive ~
to divess he sutj~et Of al dihicuisy; and Il ap-
pears 10 rs that the claim u Maryland. to largo
portion Of our territory. can be very speedily and
FOREVER settled
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Nothlag could ~ raSss to,sehlaely bsn.t,-
iul ihsa the answer o. = iiitls dsaf ed Auv,b
boy ~ the LondOa Asylum - ne ss,essioo
" Why God had blessed others via ths fserl
ties 81 speech as4 hesriag, and daprivaA -,
q ihetn'" Sc barst ioto iszrs, And wrote.
Evsn, -, Fstbsr, fdE 20 4 seemed COED in
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THINGS WHICH HAyE HsppeNrn

EhANk hAffE<kEh
We hsve heard il often asserted, dat sskrre IL
- dunyr IF co.srrss pssases isv piatsiy and
Palpnbts ssscezsGsSaisnal" Those ~ls make The
assertion. have aOs carefully read TIC Conssi,u-
hoa itself, no~ have thsy rferved 70 the eesebru-
ted Se'lition lac. The fr4 srtisie a DE uu,.ud-
HaeHts to he Constitution says Congress shaII
make no lav resPerting estIblishmxss Of re-
iis'on, o. prohibiting the free exercise thereof;
or ob'Idgiag fhe frresism Of speech. o. IF aIs
P'e~s" And yet, in The very face Of this sroliSi-
f'ry clause, Congress passed the S~ditIon act, by
which line saSi imprisonment ~ere 10 be imposed
upon any Individual vho might 4,eak or write ess.
respectfully Of the President IL tn. Un;s., s,..e.
lie. Ca'ier this act, MstiI,ew Lyon WA i'm
Priaooed and feed Tor seditiOus spenkine, seI-k
Osborn Sa5errd the SANE fate, - the editor q
Newspaper, for some Of his political sp..,,l,-
ions; sbd Calender of Richsoad vas irnur;soa-
81 and sneTeed in damages fur seditious v,rItius,
Mr.. JeasrSon, when h. became President. ~.
united the s"e q the latter This rrm,s.aI -.
Precy generally approved 10y The people. even
1onsh CaiIcnder's character vss sose of the be..
These things hare occurred; an.i Il }. ssrr.
AhAEe, thss 50 vil-i has happened orse, s.s- 49,
Pen aSeiH." Some one ms ja.sly vr,sayh.a. a.,
" eternal vigilance Is m price of liberty Ia
We 'cn''"eis On he vsseh-,ouer sleep .,s -
algEaber not-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

o. Tuesday lsst, the lei Dssss krudser.
sesHisry Of hs Majss,y. The Empsres Of an
the Rrssias. vas presented b. tAs secretary
Of Saats 20 Ne Prx,hacat, vPea his Bssurn,
sftsr ~ absence sons time 90 leave.
\ Waskiagtsa 0isSs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

Damages have been recovered in PenasyIvania,
against ths owners Of ssage Cor injury done to q
traveller in dearborn wagon Ths ss.ge driver
ran his Stage against the wagon. upset the latter,
and broke the high of the plaintiff. Verdict.
- 100 damages