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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-01-16

The DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANS OF New
York whose very able address we published
the other day, haze elected lie same officers
that presided oUcr Tammany during the past
year. and yet they are excluded from their
accustomed place of meeting by the Loco
Foco, sequel rights" party!
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-01-16

Gen. ScoTT arrived in this city yesterday morn
ing from the south We understand that Governor
Marcy, Col WoRTH, u s. A. and Adjutant Gene
raj MACDONALD, left town last evening, in company
with Gen. ScoTr, for the frontier.-ADany Argus 81
Jan TO-
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a Mauac.-The New Hampshire Gazette records
inc following, and states the same as fact
some hunters recently found near the dwelling
mousse Of MI Vets, IN the neighborhood of Newpate
a human oeGg, maniac shut up in cage about BY
eet partly under ground, where he had been confined
oy chan seven years. He had no fire, was almost
naked his beard was nearly a foot long and his whole
appearance resembed that Of Ncbuchadnezzer after his
u"c,ilng was wIhthe beasts fthe field His wretched
cou.'oh excited the sympathies Of the hunters and we
arg to'u that some persons in Westfeld have deter
l"ed to invite the attention OF the public authorities in
Connecticut to the subject"
kenark-Ihe above is a revolving narration that
Shood cover the authors Of it with shame especially in
'iese days. when the ameiorating and humane prnc.
pies OF cure on the plan Of concatory treatment TO those
deprived OF the nobest gift Of heaven have been uni
Ncr'aIy adopted and entirely revoutonzed the charac
terot Lunatic Asylums. For chains and ignominious
seonrgng there have been substituted every where the
most mid and kind attentions and indulpcnces which
can sooho the disturbed spirit reawaken the CLEANS Of
intellect and dispense the sombre clouds that hang over
II The thread Of reason thus regaincd re-establsh
eu IN pure and healthy associations and the mind dis
ea'rd dIsenthrallcd from the deep rooted sorrow"
Tnch weighed down the brain with "perouS stuff
Ike, Star.
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WONDERS OF THE UNIVERSE.

I1ToNDERS or THE UNIVERSE; Curiosities Of
w Nature and Ar Wonderful and Eccentric Charac-
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ratiyes, Sc. in octave volume OF 44O cosey Pis
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Price 81 25. Is jus, received FOR sale by -,yInp
Jan 10 r. 'A' H
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In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL, LIT THERE
sE usiTY--iS NoN-EssEsriALs,, LIBERTY, AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARlTY.--Angushn.
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MachintoSh Says-"l never knew man
of imaginative genius who had not fine eyes"
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From The Buffalo Daily Ad7eri''er.
BRtrsu PiRAcY OFFICIALLY AvowEp. 1t has
never fallen TO our ot TO publish sheet that was
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Crack, the Cobber Mr. wills
Mr., BOOTHS second light on Wednesday.
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Centre Gallery for respectable person OF ,.o 60
Side Gallery for persons OF color Twenty-Five Cents
Doors open a, half past six Performance 70 commence
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i octave beautifully printed, pnce one oo ~ D. -
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Pc ~ pbiIaJciphia Literature, volume, limo.
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| vol l2mo. Of 2Tl pages, nandsonsy pi'heu' ihce
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

The highly celebrated tragedian Mr. BOOTH, is en-
gagged for four nights only and will make his frst appear
aace in his fayor,e character OF Richard Ill.
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HISTORY OF THE LATE WAR,
COMPRISING minute account OF the various militia
I ~ and naval operations, with many engravings One
volume is Just received and FOR sale by f. TAYLOR or
for circulation among the subscribers TO the Navery Cir
~ ib,nrv ian -
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-01-16
THIS EVENING, Jan. 16.
VIII ho rreSentad Shaks TRAGEDY OF
TURNPIKE GATE.

To conclude with the popular Farce Of the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-19
A MOCK TRAGEDY.

We find an amnscing story OF Tie condemnation
and pardon of a regular soldier belonging 10 Genl
SCOTS forces IN the Cherokee county. IN the Last
Hamilton Gazette. The fellow was private III the
III ArIlcry, aud had been found guilty by Court
martial or violation OF the ninth article OF The rules
OF war: the sentence death, by shooting The Pres
ldent, however granted repriere; but to increase
The mental snfcrIngs OF tho convicted wretch, the
commanding officer oftle regimen, had him led ou,
ri The Agency, at the hour first appointed by the
Court Martial Before large oonoourse al people,
he Was solemnly conducted 10 open grave beside
which placed coffin. The expected victim was
made 10 kneel and submit 10 white cap over his
eyes. Twelve armed men, in file were drawn up
within few PAGES, and the usual signal Of The sword
given b, the officer to FIRr' But 10, Old Nick was
cheated Of his own, and The victim remained UNI
soatched. To the great justification oil all present es
crpt three acting officers Of the day. The scene
closed with the reading Of tue Presidents repriese
aud oider to the subesi OF his mercy 10 qun the
army. Nashville Hing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-19
POLITICAL.
Tn aemII,D,

TH1ses Of high imrort sound in thine
Dess rnia tleueh thou msres, uu feel their power.
But hoard them ur. and IA Thy coning years
Forget them not; and When eartii's temrcsts lower
A talissnan thee shall ,hey be,
To give thy weak strength, make til, dim sc
Seek rRuIn-ihat pure celestial Truth, whose birth
Was ia The heaven of heavens, clear. sacred shrned
In reasons light. Not off she visits earth
But her majestic port the willing mind,
Through iatl, ma, sometimes Give her thy soul,
Nor faint, though surge. loud, gans thee roll
BK rREr-not chiefly from the iron chain,
But from the which passion iorges Be
The OF ilyselr Iflost, regain
The rule Ter chance, sense, circumstance BH ifee'
Tsample Inv proud lust. proudly meath thy feet,
And stand erect, for heaven born one is meet.
Seek VIRTUE. Wear her armour 10 the fight
Then, as a wrestler gathers strength iron strife
Shalt thou be noned TO more vigorous m, hit
By each contcnding. turbulent III Of life
Seek Virtue she alone j. all di.in
And la, ing oand be strong Gods strength aud thine
TEurH-rRErDoa-yIRrur- dear child, have power
fright, cherished, to uphold, sustain,
And bless thy spirit, in its darkest hour
Neglect hem-ihy celestial gifts ,ar-
In dust shall thy weak wing be dragged aud solcd
Thy soul be crushed meath gau for which basey olcd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-19
A INSUFFICIENT CAPE,

According 10 the New \ ork Evangelist. a most
Curious specimen Of native ingenuity, and OF the
extravaganza OF desrolism ~ 10 be seen the Mis-
soua,y Rooms IL is cape worn by Sandwich
Island Chlei, which according to an estimate OF the
Rev. Mr.. Richards, must have cost 800 900. II is
made Il small feathers OF very bright aud beautiful
colors. only two of which grow under the wing OF a
particular bird. These are skfully wrought upon a
coarse network, SO as To iom stripes of several DIFF
ierent colors. The manner OF obtaining them is as
follows: An adhesive substance is placed upon the
end Of long pole, aud some bal, little distance
below. THIS pole Is held near the bird, upon the rocks
and branehes-n aigh on the end OF the pole, and
by the adhesive substance is cauch and drawn up,
and the feathers pulled out. Mr.. Richards estinla-
ted that he could have obtained 100000 worth of
provisions. with the labor that was expended on this
cape. There are also two small tprels Tor the neck
made Of the same materials.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-19

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit superior Court of Law ana Chancery for the
county OF Campbell, the lst day ofOctober, 1888:
Robert v Gchrs und LOWS Page partners, lately trading
under the style OF Gichst Il Page, and the said Robert v
Giehis IN his own right, plaintiffs,
against
Sterling McDearmop Robert Morton and Thomas Pugh,
administrators of Thomas Mceamon, deceased and Abrnm
W. Wmbish and Bryan W Nown, trustees &c. Defendants.
Is CmANCERY.
The defendant Sterling McDearmon not having entered
ms appearance and security according the Act OF As
scmby and the rules Of this court and appearing by sats
factory evidence that he inhabtlnt this Com
monwcah On the motion OF the plaintiffs by counsel, it is
ordered that he do appear here the first day OF the
term, and the bill of the plaintiffs and that
ynehburg for months suercsssely and posted
front door OF the Court House of this county, court
day. A copy--'fcste.
JOHN ID. ALEXANDER, Crk.
October 20 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-19

Justice and cruclt, of laws auihorsing imprisonment
for debt. There !. nov Ia prison IA Paris. man
who has Just entered his i4th year, and yet Is de-
tanned for the milk which lie drew from his foster
mothers breast-Whe he we1ued. in 1893
his father owed the nurse 800 tancs. which sum
was never paid and when the son became Of age.
he took The debt upon himself, giving note OF hand
for The amount, payable IN Two years with interest.
Al the the time tile note became due he unable
10 take II up. and il was renewed with tie addition
oil stamps, interest and changes This process has
been continued TIL the present ine when the accu
mulaed deht amounts To no less than 300 francs.
besides 1913 flames for costs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-19
RoWAND Tonic MIXTURE
.I.1'D
TONIC MIXTURE PILLS.,

M ARkANIED perfect md lasting cure Tor Aguc and
w Fever, and valuable remedy in Jaundice Dyscnery
Heart Burn etc.
From Dr.. limos X. Smith, Northern Liberties Philad.
Dear Slr,-l congratulate you your good fortune in
presenting the OF the victims Of Fever and Ague such
blessing your Tonic Mixture has fully proved
self. 1t speedily becoming remedy with all
who appreciate its usefulness and long will be esteemed
OF the most important discoveries of the age Fever
and Aguo has hitherto baed the skill OF the eminent
OF Practitioners, and even they deem presumption
promise than temporary aid Your Tonic
have and peculiar power the
disease and revive and ro-cstblsh the balance
ny and health hope Joa will pcrscyere extend the in
ucncc OF the medicine and that the public will estimate
generosity. Yours, respectfully,
A. r. SMITH, VI. ID.
Erfract Of n Letter from Dr. StcrenS, BUcks Co. Pa.
Sir brought home with during the autumn of 1881
the first quantity of your Mixture which hca rd highly cx
tollcd permanent for Fever and Ague disease
which that period prevailed extensively in our coun
try. NJ, neigbors and patients had become aceusom
ed to the Of arks and Quninc &c. that they ceased 10
render them service and they readily consented make
trial of your medicine. believe that there is at t. time
hundreds who would cordially testify the benefits they
have received from lis employment and would gladly aid TO
spcnd knowledge OF its peculiar virtues There mas been
ton at the Tonic Mixture which is mainly attributed to the
very general use of this medicine. J. |. STEVENS
ROwand's Eye Wntcr, for inlammanns & of the Ewes
DO. EmPnIpabic Dcniifricc, a valuable article
for the Teeth and Gums
Rownnd's Ammonintcd Embrocntion, for Qninsy
Rheumatn, Sprans, &c. OF high standing
KOwand's Alternative Extracts, for Liver diseases
Jaundicc, Scuryy, Mercufal diseases, etc.
ROwand's AInbnstcr Powder for beautfying and sof-
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ROwand's Vcrmifu. or Worn, DESTROYER n cele
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For sale by Howell DAVE :. AGENT
July 80 w12m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-19

VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the Clerks of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chnncery, the
county OF Campbell, the LIST day Of October, 1885
Joseph Chiffon. Plaintiff
against
Henry +. Early, administrator of Ann b. Scott deceased
Soohvie King Sheriff of Campbell and sue H. admnstra.
Tor OF Robert Scott deceased John Scott and Da, r. Scott
Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants John Scott and David T. Scott,
ing entered their appearance and security
ing TO the act OF Assembly aud the rules OF this court
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they in
nantants oil TINS Commonwealth On the motion of the plain
h by COUNSEL ordered that they do appear here
hrs day OF The next term and the bill the plaintiff
ana mat copy OF this order be inserted in
punished in the town of lynchbug months
sNe and posted at the iron, door fts
county ON some court day.
Copy-Teste
o,,, JOHN u. ALEXANDER, CFk.
't'pncf - w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-19
lnllammatOry rheumatism,
Piles, and COSliVcneSs Cured.

Mr. ANGrviNr corner offspring and Elizabeth streets,
New ork Tor fifteen suffered excrucang toments
from the above complaints Advice and medicine had
from the first Physicians, but nothing gave him perma-
relief and he expected drag n miserable existence
the end of his DAYS. Nhen however Brandrohs Pills
mentioned to him, and the they known to
have performed hope lighted up within him. and he hay-
ing perseyeod in their for upwards DISK months now
entirely recovered and i'll the enjoyment OF health. The
greatest part OF the fifteen years he obliged go
crutche and for years previous commencing with the
above Pills. he able get his boots on in consc-
quence OF his feet being much swollen. Besides this his
appetite and health may be considered bad
Now, however he is entirely recovered, and strongly recon
mends similarly afflicted fail to i've Bandrchs Pills
ra Many lave taken them consequences and have de-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-19
Asthma Cured.

The following extraordinary of Asthma which au-
thcncatcd by respectable and well known nhab
ilants OF Greenwich, Conn., deserves by all persons
fu perusnl the prjudiccd that evidence is
the side Of these Pills which by the they are daily
making, show there is necessity for any other meli.
cine
This is to certify that Thomas s Brown, of Grccnw h
Conn. taken with cold, numb feeling the 18th day
of June last lie began cough and phegm and in
the course OF II hours about two quarts OF thick white
Jelly cxpcctoutod Three physicians in Stanford Green
wch, and Sawpirs, pronounced humid spnsmodc
Asthma, and nfl" prescribing or tine effect the
three consulted together and finally declared they could do
him good would and must result in consumption and
death would and that in very short time. The pain
excessive in all puts ofhis body and the difficulty in
breathing such MS almost slrognation He
reduced to skeleton and finally gave himself M TO
death After being in this miserable nearly months
he advertisement of Dr. BnnircI's Vegetable nyer-
sal Pills md immediately sent by Captain J. Waring of
Greenwich or box and found relief in the
days which encouraged him perscyorc and having
ken them for about four months according the direction
entirely recovered and far Judge, in
of taking the above Pills, Which have also used
lies, and have found them invaluable
Signed, Greenwich, 22d Feb 1896.
James II. Meas, Daniel S. Beits Jonn H. Rcvnoid A. Pal
mer, Rev X. Palmer, r. Palmer H. Bcwscy, $ Jessup,
James Moore, Hannah Hitchcock j. Mean, Tho 5 Bcrran
Isaac Olmstcad,P v T. Jessup, Stephen Wnng Augustus
I..ln t,,t,rt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-19
Dyspepsia Cured -!

b. Brndrc,h, NJ d. Dear Sir For the benefit of my el-
sufferers wish YOU publish the particulars Of my
You know when was in Louisville last spring did
pect to live long my bones almost protrudug through
my flesh. I1ateaey heartburn and toss Of steep had
duced skeleton. hnd heard much of your pills, but
did believe that hey thing else, would
since which time have taken six boxes and | luke
great pleasure in saving that enjoy excellent of
health and that perform labor and endure
fatigue been able do for previous my
taking your medicine WILLIAM THOMPSON,
Scpfen5bsr % 1889 Tnvlor creek Hardin CO. XIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-19
JAMES W WATKINS.
Ky Sent 10 1879
Dysentcry Cured!

During the month of August last Mr.. Joshua H. Sbelds
was v'oently attacked wh0 dangerous pysENrrRY-
Inc passages were OF the tntd and alarming chaac
ter and were so frequent that they numbered as many
twenty-five IN one day. After having taken the prcscrip
tons OF two OF the celebrated ply scans in the
"'hout RECEIVING amy permanent relief he induced by the
suggestion ct aneishbor to Try the BRANDRETH PILLS
nut SO weak had ne become by the UNNATt RAJ ovacna
'ons oil hi1 disease that he had hopes cco,crns-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-19
MORE RECENT CERTIFICATES.
Fever and Aguc Cured.

Dear Si-sony fmy neghbors have been telling that
onghtto published certificate of the wonderful cure
performed myself during the present summer by
Pills. Our neighberhood has been very siokly with
chis and eycrs have been in bad health for years
andhavc hado very bad fever and during the whole
summer. was finally advised by of my neishbors to
try BRANDRErIl'S Pulls, and the next time came in
town boughta 80 cent box and after taking few doses
began to feel as could any thing could get hold Of
well satisfied with this that continued IN takc bo,
until had taken two OF your largest size boxes and can
say that am heare and can do more work linn bovo
been able 10 do before for years.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-19


lRGlNlA At rsles held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Inv and Chance ry for the
county OF Amherst Monday the 3D. day September 1885
~ "'' Plaintiff,
against
John Peter Banord Hicks surviving exocptor Of Wi
lam Peter dec d. Polly Peter widow and execurx of Nom
refer dec d. and Clifton c. Peter Elizabeth A. Peter Mil
bred Peter Wesley Peter, Frances Peter William peter
'naes feteI Edwin Peter and James H. Peter heirs nj law
oi me sad Moza Peter deed, Polly Hicks Jesse Pecr
William feer Charles Peter Simon Peter Susanna Cole
mar, Lucy Sedd Thomas Alley and Betsy his wife Nancy
MOTIFS Randolph Morris, administrator OF Allison Nlorris
49, ' ''''s ie'ef ana Johh eiedd Defendants
liz CHANcERY.
Ge9hdants' John Peter Jesse Peter, Charles Peter
Hea not having entered their Appearance and given
according to tho Act Assembly and the rules of this co
ana II appearing by satisfactory evidence that they nre no,
nnapahts i hls Commonwealth is ordered that the sail
ccoans 10 appear here the first day of the next Anil
Fi, ana answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that cdn,
% ms ofder be forthwith inserted i'll newspaper prn,,
III me Town OF lynchburg, for months n
oS'ea NJ the front door of the house OF This ro
Copy-Testc.
orroh,1 ~ ROBERT TINSLEY, CIR.
w2ni
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-19

AmsTocRACy AND DrMocR,cy.-The attempt
To create feelings OF hostility between the and
the room WAS most happily Int of Saturday
night last by Mr.. Hoffman, AT the meeting IN the
Ninth Wand. lilo Instituted comparison between
the rich aud the poor-the dependence of the one
upon The oIher-and the impossibiluy of either do
ing without the other. "Fcllow citizens" said he
"what could do without the shoemaker p "Go
barefoot replied some one in the crowd. " True
go barefoot and an admirable figure | would cut
walking down Market street baclootcd. for
could not makemy own shoes. What, without n
tallor' should be agreatcr bunger than old fatlri
Adam with his tx leaves. In fact, | could do moth
ing. The rich are dependent on The poor for every
thins Of comfort they use, while the poor equal
ly dependent on the nch for the sale Of their pro-
dnce-thc reward of then industry.
Bait. Chron.
lh's would be good reasoning, and n conclusive
answer to the slang of The day, # the ,ndvidu
ais OF The two classes never changed cond,ions-hat
Is II the rich always continued rich, and the poor
always poor. But II also should be remembered
that The circumstances OF nearly all are undergoing
incessant mutauou-especlally IN our eouniry-and
that the individuals OF society constantly chang
ing then conditions IN llie-lhe rich becoming the
poor, and the poor the rich How many such in-
stances OF change IN circumstances are within the
knowledge oil every man who reads tins
Nat. Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-19

VIRGINIA rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
trrnu SUI efiof Court Of Law and thaneery, iof the
ronnt, of , ampfeil the Let dRy 81 Ds iobeT, 1888;
loci N.trv aud Elizabeth A. his wife formerly Elizabeth
A. Folhs John N. Mclean Mary A. Mclean and Sarah f.
Mclean the last three infants under c age went,
vrars AID y John Mclean their father aud nnN
friend, Piainiiis,
against
John =. Cobb.. Robert l.. Cobhs. William G McAllistcr
aud Sarah his WIFE formsy sarah Cnbs Charles l.. Cobs,
iam Cobs, IN his right, aid executor of Robert
ohs deasa-rd. Beverly X. Scott aud samuel VI. scott
rs the seeurtles Of The said MILAN tobhs John %,
tnnisicad Nm D. Arnistcad aud Samuel VI. Mclean. the
three ,hirenand heirs Of Mars J. Mclean, late Mar
L. Armsiead aud formerly Mary l.. cobbs Deicndants.
In CHANCrRY.
Tie defendants John T. Cobh, Robert l. Cobhs mud vii
liam u. arnirtead not having entered ther appearance
aud gwen security according the Act of Assembly aud the
rules Of this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they inhabitants OF tins tommonse ail,-Du
lot,on Of the PLAINTIFF by counsel it i ordered that they
do appear here hc first day of the md
the bill OF the plaintiffs and Tint eeopy Of this order he in
serted newspaper published IN Lynchbnfg for two
months suecessycly and posted at The front door OF the court
house Of tins county, court day.
Atopy-Te-ie,
JOHN ID. ALEXANDER. GIN
October - WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-19
From The Pl,iadelpiid Enqurer, of Nor. 6.

SALE OF DURHAM SHORT HORNS
Mr. Whaker's second public sale Of Durham
short horns, Just arrived from England took place
yesterday NJ Poweltown. The attendance was nu
,nerous and respectable, including some of the mest
eminent judges and breeders in Pennsylvsn'a.-
The stock WIS remarkably fine, went off well, and al
the following prices. The whole OF first rate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-19

However having taken dose of the pills lac received
immediate rcefand continued to take them unit they
had effected perfect II any individuals inclined
doubt the OF the above certificate in every par
tcnnr, they respectfully referred Mr.. j. H. Shields
IIopkinssilc, Christian county, Kentucky.
October ~ 1880.