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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
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ASSORTMENTC COMPLETE,
Our stock of Spring ~ Summer
G o. - ID a

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now iuliy TO hand, and is offered TO the public
as the cheapest aud most desirable we have ever
before exhibited
As our Goods were selected and purchased with
great care. WHEREVER and in WHATEVER
WAY they could lie bought To the best advantage
whether PRIVATELY, at Auction, or of the
importers and manufacturers
thcmselvesl we Halter ourselves shall be able 10
offer an assortment general and as well suited
both to the tastes as well as the purses our friends
as any other tins in market.
Our Sock is very large and consists i, NM, oe,b
following
Black, blue black and coloted Sill kS. nla;n
and 6e'd
CHALLEGS, great VARIETY
MoUSLlN DE LANES at 2s. 3D. per ya,d
fr'"'e" sambricks, Lawns and Mus
Inns, from Is. Cd
TO the finest
Cahcoes, a great variety, very cheap
6inghams entire case at Is. per ward
~ bales Cotton Clotb. from Cd. to Is per ward.
bie"ched do from Cd. to Is. Cd. per yard,
: en',c o''eS German Buflaps bought Of the inn
porter, and at very low prices
Cotton Oznabnrgs. large lot at 3D.
',u ana striped Domescs for servants dresses
Ladies Shoes, from IS. 10 the best Kid, al Is. Cd.
Mems Boys and Misses do do.
Bleaehed and brown Linen billings,
Summer Cloths, Erminets, Crane Laslno and
keen, brown Linens and Cassneres of every anal
ny and description,
Two pieces Napoleon Cloth. very superior article.
for gentlemen's Summer Coats
due black and invisible green Cloth, entirely new
and unusually low.
Vestings, splendid assortment.
Leghorn Hats, for gentlemen
Gu doz. Palm Leaf do 3D.
case Florence BRAID Bonncts, very fine.
do Nuns do new STYLE
besides great variety OF Fancy Articles, such as
"'oves, Hosiery, Scarfs. Fancy Handkerchiefs. Nc.
&c all oil which will be sold very cheap for cash.
BURTON & ROBES
FARMERS and Planters
wishing TO buy NEGROES CLOTHING.
are particularly invited 10 call and examine our StocL
before purchasing. B,N
ApfiIl5 :"
e'Loo "A superior lot OF good Mountain Flob,
", s"ie ny HUNT 4 MARTIN.
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GARDEN SEED.

A SUPERIOR ARTICLE of LAMP OH
IA Just received " UJATUAM
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.NEDxC.YE COLLEGE,

I'VE next Winter Term of Lectures IN the Med
4. ical Department OF Ilampden Sydney College
Al Richmond, will commence en- MONDAY. October
2lSt, $50, and continue until the last Of February
following.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER. NJ. d. Professor Of Surgcry
and Surgical Anatomy.
JNO CULLEN. NJ. d. Professor Of Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
TIL. JOHNSON, NJ d. Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology
l.. W. CIAMBERLAYNE, NJ. d. Professor Of
Mae,a Medica and Therapeutics.
K. l.. BOIIANNAN, NJ. d. Professor Of Obstetrics
and the Diseases OF Women aud Children.
SOCRATES MAUPIN, NJ. d. Professor OF Chem
s,ry and Pharmacy.
The College IuGrmary, attached to the College
Building, has been IN successful operation for the
last eight months and furnishes constantly a mum
Der OF interesting Medical and Surgical Cases,-,o
which the Student has access nj all hours
The College lnGtmary. togeiEer with the Aims
House. Penlienliaiy and Annoy (Which are under
the charge OF two OF the Prolessors) will afford The
Student an opportunity OF witnessing the various dis
eases incident ton Southern climate. The abundance
OF materials Tor Anatomical purposes aud the reduced
prlcc AT which they furnished, w enable the Stu
dent 10 acquire an intimate knowledge of the Alao-
my ct the human body, and the use OF Surgical In
suumenls.
During the last Winter Course of Lectures from
the number OF Surgical Cases admitted into the
lDlrmafy, the Professor of Surgery was enabled TO
exhibit before the class nearly All the important Sur
gical operations upon the hrRg subject aud from
the increasing popularity OF the lnirmary, there Is
reason to believe tina, hereafter the Surgical Cases
in the House, will greatly Increase.
Good boarding, including fuel, lights, servants
attendance. Nc can be obtained IN this Guy Tor far
dollars per week.
We are authorised 10 state that a full Coutsc of
Lectures in this institute II will be received "a p
guivalent To one in the following Medical School, :
University OF Pennsylvania jefferson Medical Col
lege OF Phadelpha; Medical College of the Stale
OF South Caroliua; TtaunSylvania University, Lex
inglop, Ky; University Of Maryland, &c. &c.
The Professor OF Anatomy Will open the Dissect
ing Rooms Of the College ON the first of October
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. d.,
Dean OF the Medical Faculty.
Richmond, May q GIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

AlkGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks Oace ,f tho
.ho"n superior Court OF Law md Cbancery. for the
Richard ). Ellis, pl.;n,ir
against
John Thompson, Jr, and William Sale md J,yipo b;s
wife, not,n,', ''
In CHANCERy.
The Defendants William Sale and oy;,o HE ,,;c 10th,
lhs entered men appearance and given security, oeorling
10 The act oil Assembly and the rules of This Cou nnJ n
raig by satisfactory evidence tlat the, not inhabitants
uS commonwealth On the motion of the Plaintiff by
counsel Is ordered that the sad Defendants do appear be
on the FIRST day of September next and answer The hill
o te Plain and that copy OF this order orthw b in
sefedm some newspaper printed in the of I,nchbue
o Two months successfully and posted the front door Of
the Courthouse OF this county, ~ "
"a, %eopy-Teste ROBERT TINSLEY, C.
'"hoo W.
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April IL

lRt'lNIAAt Rules holden in the Cl.k's Office nf the
'lfcnt superior 'ionn OF Law and Chauccry for the
"%n OF 'hh,l'bnre, on the 9th day OF May 1889
James ID. Young, Plaintiff
against
Henry lhweait, Anderson =. Miller aud Josiah NJ Young
Defendants,
The Defendant Josiph NJ Young, not having entered lis
appearance and given security according 10 the Act of
MY ana hc Rules ot tins Court and Appearing by
!. eN"enrn lhn he s not an m,ahtant Of this II is
ordered That the su Defendant do appear here ON The first
day OF the next or,ocr and the bill the Plain
IN and that copy o This order he forthwith in some
newspaper printed IN the oi Lyme hbug, two months
successfully AM, posted the front door the court house
IN sud town. Copy-rcstc,
. ID. ROBES, Clerk.
."hy Id w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

Henry T. Cnilanav nnd William Galloway, Executors of
john Early deceased aud Iamnck Enrly Jull Enr, and
Samuel Saunders Sheriff e Franklin county and as such
Administrator oi james &, Enr1y, deceased Defendants
The Dernlauts lnmack Eay aud Juhal Early mol having
entered ihoh appearance, and gwen security, according the
Act OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court and npprar
s bf Nhuiaciuy dencc thai they inhabitants oil TINS
ON huu"onh the motion of lht Plaintiff by counsel II
lsotlefcd That the said Defendants do nppon here ON The
si ny 81 the next term. aud answer the Plaintiffs bill aud
that ucopy Of this order be published IN the ynchburr Vim
rihhh nf two months esascy and posted II, the ruu
door OF the Courthouse of This county,
topy-Tcsc,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10
April Is

AIRGlNlA-At adjourned Term ol the Circuit Sn-
Periof Court OF Law and Chnnccrv held for Frank lin
County al The Courthouse, the 5t dH, of February 1899
MechAdeck Early Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

4 a Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chm
[ a Gerry. continued and held for the County OF
Amherst, at the Courthouse, on Wednesday, the
10Th day of April, 1899
William Nc Daniel plaintiff.
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10 Merchants.

10 McfchInts.
HAVE RECElN ED a large assortment Of
Boots and shoes,
winch were purchased for CASH, under such cir
cums'anees as will enable me to supply wholesale
dealers as low, aud probably lower than they usually
pay in Northern Cities
Also, | nave on hand an extensive supply of Fur
Russia, Wool and Palule leaf HATS, at prices TO
please those who purchase to sell again. Whole
sale aud reta purchasers solicited To give my
s'ech an examination. JOHN &. MEM.
Nav Is 2,v ,f9,x
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Mnyl3

NlN6iNiA-At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Suporor Court oi Law and Chaucery for The
county OF Amherst, on the 9th day of May, 1899
William Mcdaniel, plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

against
lsnao X llnnsald William Ware, IIcnr, l.. Davies Win
'''" "o'uio" ahu hhothN FLETCHER Defendants,
In CHANcrRY.
The Defendant Isaac r. Iansar not bny,py entered bs
appearance aud given security according The act of AS
semby and the rules of this Court mud appearing by
me'o, evidence that he ~ not inahiant this Common
wenth I'm the motion of the Painfully counsel il order
ed the sad Dena, appear here ON the first DIV Of
>epener term next and the bill the Plaintiff and
That copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
paper printed IN the of ynchburg for two months
csvcy and posted the door of The Cour,housc c
Tins county. Copy-Toste,
IA, ROBERT TINSLEY, c.
'"'o % WIN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04

Tie Csr'sin stated ,ha; be wss relieved the follow
ug dsy by one Of the sthooners which sailed IN
coupsny. snd had tnumPhsn,ly rode 90, the storm.
Ia een6smanon u the shove statements, | WAS
informed al lhAi time. while in Tanpico. BY Mr..
Cfa~foId. The then British Consul. that he hsd been
IN hostd the Hornet. and had bfoAkissted with
Capt. Morris on the dsy preceding her loss. a
British packet was in the oiing, snd he was on bis
way 10 beard ho'. when. being too distant at the
time tom the land, be wen, on boVd the Hornet
and wee hospitality received and entertained by
CsPlsin Norris. He left the Horne; in the fore.
noon, add proceeded 10 tho packet, where he was
eioght by tho Borther. aud remained on board sew
ersl days. He confirmed the statement Of tho
Csp,sin-of the wind having commenced from the
n%ottbwsrd, and suddenly vecfing TO soutLeast.-
lie described The storm as being similar 10 every
respect TO the hurricanes Of The West Indies, which
are known TO blow IN quick succession from oppo-
cite points Of the compass. | had always intend
ed, some time or other, 10 give publicity 10 the
facts above related. and do MOI regre, that my at
teoiion has been recalled TO tho subject, though a
painful one.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04
NATIosAL WgALrH-A Modern Di,eope,y

y NATIONAL WgALrH-A Modern Diseop1p-
Inc following 10 a very happy satire on the pre-.
sa'ling folIy OF the times &c your bread stuff
from me Baltic and Black Seas, and your potatoes
IRON bns'and' ireland, France. or any where they
may be had for The low price ofa dollar a bashei.
Raising potatoes is not a vulgar but laborious bus
iness-lesye il to those who know nothing better.
lie, US plant our farms Or they have not been sold
Tor clly io,s) with the MorBs Malticaulis. To
lew years we may all wear silks. provided We do
not IN the meantime, s,srye to death. This is the
lev steam process TO speedy wealth.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04

The late Il. Wm. HuiberL-In,elligcnce from
Florida brings TO Us The melancholy announcement
of the death of Lieut.. WIN Hubert, Of the 9Th
Regiment OF u. s. Infantry, by the Indians, near
Fourteen Mile Creek, on or about the 80 instant.
And this murder rs the more sggayating, since our
most recent news from that quarter caused US 10
cherish the fosd hope that hosiilties had ceased
and That no more blood would stain the soil, and
the bones OF no more brave meu be len to bleach
in the swsmps and everglades Of that slaughter
house for the gallant spirits and ehiyalry Of N,
American Army.-.4bOny argus.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04

Pseie .Piri in .9BaHy.-rhe question submit.
ted by.ihs Legislature Of New York to The citizens
Of Albany. whether they would sanction the late
enseisd Law aulhorising the Common Council OF
that city TO borrow 5 400 900 for the construction
Of The Albany and IVES, slOekbridge Railroad was
decided afhrmai'selyon MOrdsy. viz Yeas SEAS,
Nays rs. Majority for the loan . l6I7.
DsrfmSnA ~CoAsgs.--A new arrangement IA.
seen made IN respect TO the Annual Convenience,
II the ,as,itu,ioB. 80 that II will hereafter be holder
tic las. Tharsdsy Q, IDLY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04

Wheat and corn in Ncw England The State
Of Maine has paid a bounty of 1853 9sI 10 on the
wheat and corn raised in the past year. The quan.
uty Of wheat raised was I107.S $40 bushels.
The bounty on corn is S66. 62S 50.
In Massachusetts,, 90. l95 bushels of whea,
were raised in the last year.
The Maine Farmer estimates .he wheat. corn.
rye, barley and ~buckwheat raised in ,ha, state. a,
Two and a half millions Of bushels. equal to about
Tour bushels Of bread stuff to every inhabitan, Of
the state.
The Farmer adds
If 10 all this we add tho potatoes, ruta bara
ana other roots that enter into the food of man.
who will say that Maine cannotraise her own bread
'a1e now into account the lumber fish, lime, grun-
we nay oats beef, pork, horses, wool, mutton,
Cider rum apples. &c, &c, which we produce and
export IN great quantities, and, saying nothing Of
'he business and wealth produced By manufacture
ano eommefee-is there any reason in the woJl
why Maine should not soon be the most popul<
and the richest state in New Englsndf Sbjis
coming to this condition most rapidly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04
also on tho Abolition Ticket.

Florida EecLon.-The election for DeIcc,,e
IN Congress from Florida. took place on the 9th inst
and returus have been received from three or four
counties. Mr.. Downing was the Locofoco and
Mr.. Bal,zell the Wing candidate. The vote. so
FAR as heard from, stands: Baltzell. lO39: na,.
ming 305. The Tallahassee Star, a Downing paper
thinks Mr.. Ballzell is elected.-Bosfon Courier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04

Maine F7om.-The value of the agricultural
resources Of Maine, are by no means appreciated.
DR.. Jackson. however, has done much IN his geo.
loical report to enlighten the public in relation to
this subject. He has called attention to the rich
lands which are to be found in this State well cal
culated for oil agricultural purposes-to the fertile
and productive soil in the valleys of the numerous
rivers which intersect the country in all directions.
The action of the Legislature of 1888, in grant
ing a bounty for the production Of wheat has also
tended directly TO assist in developing the ugricul-
tual resources Of this State-and we are by no
means certain that Maine will not be looked upon
in the course Of a few years, as the Granary of
New England.
1t is generally known that large quantities of
wheat were raised in various parts of Maine dur.
ing the last year. !; is proved beyond a Joub,
that The soil and the climate are both well adapted
to the culture Of this most valuable species Of grain;
and We learn that the prospects for the present
year are truly encouraging-if the season should
prove propitious, a larger quantity of wheat will
doubtless be raised then tho most sanguine friends
of agriculture in that State predicted a few years
ago would ever tuke place. Il is not, however,
generally known that the wheat raited in Maine is
Of excellent quality, and that -four manufactured
from this wheat, if the process BIO properly enoeu,
cd, is surpassed in excellence by none on this
continent.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04
From the N. o. Bee Eriro, of May 90.

Important from Merieo.-The schooner Water
Witch, from Vera Cruz, which place she leh on
the 9Th inst, arrived in this city carly this morning.
She brings the important intelligence Of the total
defeat OF the federal army under Urea and MeJs,
and the death of the latter.
We have been favored with the following e.-
tract of letter, which We hasten TO lay before our
readers /:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04

Horrible TfaHsdetioa--An atroeious violation of
hw and justice occurred in the circuit court of
'Copish county, Mississippi few days since.
A man named Alyc Carpenter had been tried on
q charge OF murder. The case was submitted TO
the jury, who, after a brief absence. returned a
verdict OF ra0nsioghLer. As the officer Of the
court was about removing the prisoner. a tumnIt
arose. The lights were exiinguished. and Carpenter
was stabbed IN three places, one Of his hands cut
Of. and he fell a corpse in the hall Of the court.
1t is Supposed tho persons Who were eog,ged ,o
this heart siekening piece Of cruelty are relative.
Of SIR. Keeier. The individual ~.
! iani0.. .Noy Is.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04

THE late Liept. ID. +. Haie.-Lieut. Hale, Of
He LIST regiment Of U. s. Artillery, died in this
village, on the night of the Both ult., after a few
days illness. His premature death has deprived
the army Of one Of its most promising officers.
Young, gallant and enierpsising he bid fair for the
highest p%refermenls bot the unsparing scythe Of
death has laid him with the dead, in the morning
OF his existence. Lieut.. Hale, was universally
beloved by his brother officers, and as the words
'dnsi to dust were pronounced over his remains,
the silent lear vas seen TO trinklc down the cheeks
of the company he commanded which tacilly
bespoke how well he understood 10 temper The stern
duty Of the officer with the more gentle feelings
Of the pan. lie was buried en- the I'd inst, with
The military honors.-P IdttsLurg Republican.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04

.ayaef for the evriOrs.-We have beeusormed
says the Bonneville Reporter that dhng the
nan s'orm That occurred last week, re was o
esu fell IN the vicinity Of Hickory We. 10 this
county that weighed nearly three hv.ted POu'ds.
-RaLdgh IN. c. Star.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04
t~Sanifcios. Nay III.

Yesterday an express srryed here with tho In.
telligeuce of the compile discontinue Of Gems.
Mejia and Urea. INC former has been sho, BY
order OF Santa ARIA. Urea and Esdslada have
fed. The base was fought at Acsjete In the en-
Virons of Pu'ia. Gen Valencia commanded tho
goverhme's troops. We rejoice at this defeat, %
the feS.ai party has. for a long time. impeded tho
marc OF commercial Affairs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-17

law, shall be prejudiced thereby. m
s.c D AndJe further eaaeted. That #, at the
time of the selection Of the section OF land 10
he made as aforesaid, the contiguous sections
,here,o have not been made subject TO public
sale, or being SO subject have not been sold al
nublic sale or by private entry, then each and
every section contiguous to said selected Sec
tion aud not so sold, shall be thereafter reserv,
ed and withheld from sale in any manner, until
the further order Of Congress thereon. But
nothing herein expressed shall be construed to
restrain The said Territory Of Iowa, after APP
propriatiug a sufficient quantity Of land within
said selected section for the site and accommo
dation of the public buildings, from selling ane
disyosing of the residue of said sebton in lots
or otherwise, for the use Of said Territory, IN
the erection and completion of said buildings
! AppRovEp, March Sd, 1889.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-17
POTTER'S BOTANIC GARDEN
ss AND NURSERIES,, 3s
CRANSTON, X. I.

yUyuE Propretors of the above cstabiishm, nt
have on hlnd and Tor sale, large collection
Frlit + rees consisting of Apple, Pears, Peaches
Cherry. Plumb Ounce, Apricots, Nectarlns, Grapes
Currants &c-Also Forest and Ornamental Trees,
of large size for streets, &c. consisting of Lindcrs
Mountain Ash, Chesnuts Abeals, Taloe. Willows,
Naples, aud Honey Locusts. They have also
great variety Of Gooseberres of new and rare kinds,
Just received from Europe Those in want Of hodg-
ing will find as great variety Of the most celebrated
plants for hedges. both for permanent aud ornamen-
al hedges for enclosing Fields. Gardens &c. us at
any similar establishment in the Union. Persons
wishing to set hedges are invited to examine then s
where every information will be given in regard TO
the sume. They have the following celebrated,
plants for Hedges Usage, OrnDge, Hawlhorns
Coclspdt Thorus Buskthorns, Washington Thorns
Honey Locusts, Privet or Prim, Sheparda or Bui-
falo Berry. bearing fine fruit. Also, fine assort
meut Of Shrubs Flowers, Bulbs, Peaonies, Irlses
Lilies Dahia,. Large sized Pear Trees of very
fine kinds, from 10 to u feet in height. Catalogues
furnished gratis, on application to CHARLES ~
TlLLEl, of Newport, where any information IN
regard TO Trees may be obtaincd--also orders for
Trees and Plants, may be left. Catalogues mailed
TO any part of the Union, when requested, The
Trees and plants will be delivered IN any part OF the
city Of Providence, fec Of expense.
FERDINAND POTTER & co.
Providence Feb. 2Sih, 1899.
W A few catalogues received aud may he
obtained, gratis on application to c. n. TlLLEl.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-17
NEWPORT
THOMScNIAN INFIRMARY.
lCorner ef Spring and MN Stretts.l

Corner of Spring and MW Streets
VuNAE citizens Of Newport aud the public gener.
u ally are respectfully informed that this lnhr-
mary is in charge of Doot. JESSE W. MICH
OILS. that patients are admitted as usual, laborng
under Chronic or acute disease in ITS varied forms
aud will receive medical aid and attendance requisite
to facilitate the most safe aud speedy relief
Vegetable aud Mineral poisons of every descrip-
ton are excluded from the Catalogue OF our reme-
dial agents also, bleeding, bIstering aud physicing
from our practice; no article OF medicine being used
by us but such as has been fully proved, by long
practical experience TO be congenla to hea lth,
form in its specific results aud ac ton in the reno
val Of fobstrucons from the $, stem therefore those
who prefer healing remedies in the hour OF sickness
and distress, to the vruleut poisons literally used
by the mineral Faculty may here be supplied with
pure Thomsonian Medicines.
y'r All orders from tho Town or country for usd.
lcne will meet prompt attention.
Ladies in delicate health, who have in vain sough,
relief from mineral prescriptions, may prevent much
suffering aud proiracled illness by trying the Thorn.
sonian Treatment.
...The public may be supplied with Family
Right, Robinsons Lectures, and other medical book,
at the Infrmary. march q.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-17
HYGElAN.

HNHIS IS TO CERIFY, that Mr.. SAMUEL
u YOUNG, having given assurance of his convic-
lion in the Hygeian Theory of Physiology, de-
veoped by the British College of Health, London e.
and wing furnished the necessary security against
counterlets, is appointed State Agent for vending
the HYGEIdN, YEGETABLE UNIYERS1L
MEDICINE AND PUBLICATIONS IN and for
the state of Rhode Island.
la confirmation whereof, have this sixth day Of
February, one thousand eight hundred and thirty
eight set my hand. GEORGE TAYLOR.
Sole General agent Jorhe United States Of America,
BY appointment of British College Of Health.
THE subscriber beng appointed Sole Agent by
Dr. George Taylor, (Successor to DIR. ii. Shepard
Moat,) for vending MORISON'S HlGEIAN
UNIVERSAL MEDICINES in the State of
Rdode. Island, hereby gives notice that person
will be auth orized to vend said Medicines in this
city but for the accommodation Of the public, A.
gents appointed in different parts Of the State
and to guard against impoSltions they may rest
sured, that should any Medicines be offered for sale
in this State; purportlng to be Morisons Hygeian
Unirersat Medicines, by any person except h.yself
or my authorized agents, as named below that they
will be spurious article. SAMUEL YOUNG.
No. l07 Westminster street
AGENTS APPOINTED, VIZ.
Mr.. DAVID MELVILL, Newpor..-Mr. ELL
PHALET YOUNG, Wickford.-Mr. JOHN u.
WALKER, Woonsocket. mchl4-ly.