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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

TN Observation-Disclosures, wit AT rules held III the
Clerks Office of the Superior Court Of Law and Chan
cery for powatan County, the I'd 10 tie h day of December
inclusive, in the year 1880:
Richard Bass IialHh'
against =,
Watkins, administrator of Claiborne atkins dec o.
and Charles r. oseley and Larina H. bis wife, formerly Law
MIA II W,,tina and others Defendants.
The defendants Charles r. Moseey and Iavnia H. his wife,
mol having and given security according
10 the ac1 of Assembly OF this and appearing
y satisfactory evidence inhabitants OF this com
nonweath the motion OF the plaintiff by his Attorney, Is
ordered that the said Moeey and his WIFE do appear be-
for. Judge Superior Court Of Law and Chance
~ County, the court house of SAID County on
the first ay of siay term the bill Of the plaintiff
and give security performing such decree as the court may
make erein and that copy order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published the city of Richmond and con-
tned for months successvey and that another copy DO
posted al the front door Of the court houFe OF this county
r' Il. F. GRAVES, d. C.
Doe ~ et-"o"
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n.,G<ssd ,scc, t"ss a ~rss d"ring nc Sess'o"
81 !" nature. asa 'lc'tt " T''" S"s - " :
& tst >'"' h'-' ,rr,,s OF SUBSCRIPTION.
TS"'ia AM ,nl Three Dollars FOR siS months,
cTve pa' h. nls a. the ccs or cm''' ny ma''' post
Iaaf u Nl5f, por aunim at 'h' emu mai in Good and
l * i ~ ,fi.e he T"nitte' per 'i' 'h E >,
ar Az durS 70 =, m f-S The Editor u. postage y az
'Fl',r ~ p i Hr'-, ~ r. - M. accumulation Of
/ ,,ar,c u m sacs which operates a. serious taN
uo.,A.s, u az cA's"' ,,. ~,
Upon me '5 Nd pay o ae papers, annually shall have ''e
,h shall. hereafter be c"nsietsd .s as lneurTs1
~, ~ advance ard t y in advance for thai slu.
".drrcd shoii.t .i''''
nr m san, the order Of any new and nn'
NJ p:'ica' "ss ,,,i for III advance satisfactory re-
known slhs some known and accessible person IN tesiu 70
ii nee or his payment Hut IN 'asI ., M "1 - a
e -aas'Ii " ,mrr from subscriber VINO Is u's
,ion, "" "Sii,n. single number may b. sent, con
Clsin's" crorpaned BY, copy Q! Tins esnl'.n' may b.
" =" ~, ,slisher and who rRy remain lhaeDle" nh "Pe =
conn = ~ shall be erased from the list OF suosetio'',
a,:li"' 20 ""' Ris.ioa ar Ef"ria Ce"r'"t,"" - %"
p.,;os arr some oi the results Of the collective wls
!hI - bT experience 81 the Editorial Corps"
. r T assembled q Richmond on III, I'm !aMutH, i,
w. - n. .dfiouS, determined To ''"'. 1's
r rscomnend and our %m rsss ale Iryr
tt rns,h custom of Cash Paymea< No Class OF nm
moe ~ abuse Of The erfa sgs; , transition from
r.nHA' o,n.r Notwithstanding The Resolutions al 'iS
O., rcnvrulon we have been inu"cea 10 ,"''," me
.,,-rs ON the Book who are IN arrears 70 's = -
~ o,r course The of every subscriber no
w. ,cannt viii positively be stricken OIL rom our ron
.:rs- eo!a'e"N' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
rbs, n, be- recommended To the Editors OF Newspa-
hon The Cun,monw wealth, Ia publish al the h'i' 81 .ne,
ycr, f Advertising and lha; they strictly adhere !"
fe ana st these prices be always suei, AK" s'' "
e.Yen'A'" ''' '' ''0' Rraa e tIs Editorial CaHrrHi""
.,,,e # sixteen lines less, dr>; ins'on :" cents '''
-, ron,,gnapl, ~ cent? ], ,,i,l, "a. ,,,r,n n,
V'aE', =. ,,Ty references, 10 insure execution
r. ha.r ADVERTISING NAY ain, ~ & ~ IN nr cent
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"November %, 1880"

Since my arrival from England during my
Of the Coal Mines Of the Black Heath Company 81 nGe
repeat.dv working pit OF the Midlothian
Mining the dGv before closing os
take ea; pleasure stating a these hhes are NOV - ~
Hail. their departure FOR Engand ana lfon e
Observed and the strength and safety OIL ts
progressed; and entire commence III i
rty plan adopted for c working, feel a,sa .a M r
Midlothian Company promises as much c %
employed in it, as any ncighbouriood one OF c
the North Of England TO assis. N
Heath Cumpany Mines, and which are now eh
and successfully working, will nave cnee oi e
u s' 'H WILLIAM HALL.
r,,o 15-1
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BY t'e Gogsrayr 81 0- Cy,1,-s.,--I7 : I--------

w ntt"'i.AS, q vacancy hiatt! ctclrr-a IN H.
Aa, " ~ 'ht oagrcss o the T. States h, ,c
fr me Ls, member Of the House Of Rercen,
and fa,f,, Snw OF me counties al Enudoun Fa,rmrr
c Of ps Sh, have Thought ror 10 arec, The several
- Wednesday, the l da, ~ a district 10 hold election
rns The sad district IN place the said Charles f n rrr
.,NI M hhha as Governor aud under the css., s.,
commonwealth Ricnod lh ir,, an, ,se sea- OF ,e
W The Ac.aod,a Groo., DAVID Campbell.
'o tie Gazette VIII please copy, and iorwari ar
Jan ''"o'. "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

7 AND ATD NEGROES FOR SA!.E-Purstant 10 the 'a.i
IL and Tcameu; Of Claiborne Graves deceased VIII
offer for Monday the laih OF February
nrN nni the fair day. the tract of land whercon The
said Cabnrng resided the of Orange, and ad
Joining lands Of Capt Thomas WooEiS, John Henderson aud
Others containing eight hundred nce., which viii m sold IN
separate parcels l' The place which liz lived,
tnnn. hundred The Improvements good dwell
nrSr barn. whea, mache and number Of oli ,l>"-A-o
Site w-r mill has recently been erected,
mill could be i'll operation with small expense
ID Smiths, adjoining the home tract, containing near two hun
bred improvements consist in comfortable dwelling and
sundry usts. . Pol"cks, containing Two hundred aud
acres all in timber and h ing within half mile of the sa''
mill.
TEnaTwcve months credit with approved personal secu
H. and deed OF the land TO secure the nIen
WIN sold, and pHcc, about twenty slaves
valHabsaiSo the oth of horses cattle
work sheep hogs wagon two oNaiis,
mill stones, large sudgnrs and snndfy in
irons. hacksn's tnnls the Of co uier, ols
hav farming implements, huisnhGd and kitchen furniture &c.
1ERMs-Nlnc months credit all above dollars by
purchasers gvas bond aud doGbitd ecay ten, and under
cash will be required.
CHARLES r.. GRAVES, ! r,,,
CLAIBORNE G. GRAVES, '''
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lIE.,P ,:ROt EKIEIncndinc partial change bli
- dispose OF BY fetal Tor cash,
sT credit of pInc;uaiy only rates reduced
temptation purchase with those not pre-
want.
Those indebted VIII receive my Acknowledgements by
early discharge ui their obligations.
COLIN McRAE,
Near .N0yos Bridge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

~ ISSOIJrluN.-Ihe partnership Of Branch, H'rrs 4
~ CD of place, and Hitrtc, Williamson Co.. Of Rich
nond having ta; expired by limitation, The same l. hereby
dissolved. The oi tl- respective rn WI b- used on!
necessary for tGc settlement OF The business {" the
,,,r CONCERNS THOMAS BRANCH,
SAMUEL. WINFREE,
Ian / S;n X. c. WILLIAMSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

'OpARrNERSIIIP-Th subscriber having associated with
- him Mr. Henry W. Qnarcs, the business VIII
hereafter continued the ud stand, in thc name and STYLE u
Holm THOMPSON < Co. JOHN THOMPSON.
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

II hfAhaNNOCk ACADEMY.-The Exercises OF This insti-
VIII b" stunned on The th OF January next, under the
Mr. Foster, Principal, assisted by Mr. Buck
he remarkable ralihIine>s site, commodio.sness OF
an9 extent and selection Of its library, advantages
'e pla!c has Ion. been familiar whilst is highest
N III enlarged capacity zeal oil It's
ION las STiei official exercise here comparatively
M Trustee, therefore feet Il TO Be due 10 the public and
'l'i"ns :" these qualifications the proficiency display
tFi cla->es at their late examination, and their full
y cations " $3.50 "ff''' '' J''''
LHh'tor Boa:d and Tuon for thr schola sic year Of ten
,,1as Si4v each student furnishing his bed and
h"" These az furnished, small additional charge made
JNO. II. BERNARD
jza -" ~" - . ~ ,rTs,ss''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

~ v-sII lBLE NEGROES For SAl.E.-On "Wednesday,
XII ,ha -. ms. wi ,r the Negroes the estate called
a, r. r: u t- property ui tie la" Randolph Harrison "i
CUMBERLAND The sale vii! be aadc IN CmtersN!e on crcd OF
on, In approved bonds bearing interest from date, or Tor
a'" "''''' =. '' 4. HARRISON, Err
''r"' .9-tiS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

AN NOTICE-Ihe undersigned will hereafter regularly
attend Counts IN buckingham and
the Superior Nelson aud Augusta Office In Cartrs
Vile. :" II. "il.hf.E.
Inn Tim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11
y / i WIS HILL,
Fr08acc Commission .ucrcbsu,

CELLS ei Richmond, Ia
collects commission hires negroes rents on, bo,.
v. S,ncL 'ais III The city and adaccn, mo"res,
bee q oaise over James n Radcliffe Coz '''' "'u
C9-2aw4w Sw3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11
January 2d, l>,0.

arrc,, having purchased the entire interest Of N, ~
snnr "a, Ne 'oncetn OF Dabney Garrett and n,.nnr -,
a-u ..i,a i"t.y bnSncSs Al the old stand he w;l -
Ia, n, aoIfHlsnt OF Family Groceries. aud feeling r
- patronage, hopes continuance Of The same go
Iau.a WILLIAM ". DABNEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

Rlcnuoxp, August -, $50.

RIcnuoxD, August -, $50.
Sir: On the 2jth Of July ut) received M affidavit
signed by Miles King, mayor and justice OF the
peace for Norfolk borough in this State, i'll which it was
sncmny and positively avcrrcd on oath by John 6.
Cooley Of said borough Chat about the 18th of the
same month Peter Johnson, Edward Smith and Isaac
Ganscy attached TO the schooner Robert Center then
in New York. "did fuionOnSly steal and take from the
sud Cooya certain negro sare named Isaac tic property
81 m'd Coify and il being alleged that they lu-
gItives from justice, thereupon made demand upon
your Exceency for the surrender of them Jno Cap
hart an agent appointed for that purpose in order that
they might be brought back to Virginia be tried for
the offence charged upon them according TO our laws.
On the 3lth ofJuly reported by Mr. Caphart and as
appears by an informal note in writing subscribed by
Saml Bnckord, Esq., your private secretary, and deli
rcrcd to him, pnrportng be by your order, receIv
ed my demand and promised TO 'pass upon the suhrc:
within few days. Since that time, however, although
one full month has elapsed, have received official
intelligence of the disposition you have made Of it =
As the demand founded upon the accusation Of an
offence peculiarly and deeply affecting Tie general in
tcrcst of the good people Of this Commonwealth
cognzed as felony and severely punished by laws
and as, if longer delay permitted the offenders may
escape altogether trust you VIII excuse my anxiety
for calling your attention To the subject and asking
that you will dispose of it with all convenient prompt-
tudc after the receipt Of this letter, and apprise NE Of
The result
With sentiments Of high respect
| am, Sir,
Your EXcellency's
Most obcdIrnt servant,
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T2-9aW I'm

I'D NJ; h ~ or CuPARTNERSrlp-The corn,TIoer
III ii carried on by the Subscribers under The hrm
I'ey q Garirit, was dissolved on the oir " ~
ne consent All persons having claims again, the @
Sose w. 70 present them 10 either Of us for sei,mn,
Jscyr dn " m concern VIII please call and pay of their re-
WILLIAM W. DABTEy
J,nu,,, O, -, ALIEN. GARRETT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11
Jan. |, 1870.

COMMISSION HOUSE.
appreciates the confidence OF The Planters aud
Dealers in Produce manifested 10 the late concern III which
h. was Partner.
From will General Commission Business
! " " THOMAS BRANCH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

h orMner.Ap ot Wniree, Williamson i Co. OF this ci;y
ana baach Winrce 60. Of Petersburg, having this dav
pee S limitation, the hereby dissolved The names
respective hrnS will he used only necessary for
" se"''ihehi u Tie business of the !ae concerns
SAMUEL WiNFREE.
Ru c. WILLIAMSON
l., THOMAS BRANCH
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S,I,r nY SLAVES AND LANDS.

NY y,r- ri Decd ii r- executed /, James H. Henderson
ID !, n. s,grb- ior the benefit Uf NreHh Baker, bearing
dat, an Tho r jar al Np l>J7, aud recorded III the Clerk
Oder .! tie County Cont ii isa, shall .cl 10 the highest
hdi.r Louisa Cua !irt>r, Tor cash. on hoAo 'he iSh
r ~ J,,r neat ;ba, b. ~: Court d,y egh; valuable Slaves,
auoDr ,.Igri blacksmith. and NO youns men,
Ms ac same unC aud place the Lands mentioned IN the
s,a,-ope tract containing Three hundred and fiityvc
on uhR said Henderson fe>c lying IN The sai County ui
Louisa war t,a Brick House. and ADJOINING the lands Of " H.
Tuner ana rr4aud the containing nineteen
The sane neIebnut, and adjoining the lands OF Ro-
Coleman and OILERS The title the foregoing property Is
believed IL he ndplhl: bu, shall convey only such title As
i, Vested IN me ~ The said deed.
The above r having been postponed, will certainly take
"'' = PHILIP II. JONES, Trustee.
NJ, a Gs-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11
January lsi, l-i0.

!, sANtEL WINFREE & Ro t. WILLIAMSON ,viu nna.r
n,s; VI W iNfEEE X WILLIAMSON. continue 10 do Com
~ the!i old stand ia this cy They solicit the
VI r!' friends and the CUSTOMERS of the late firm M
h ~" aiu o. such Of the The late firm Of
IA this city "' - '''' '"e" business transacted
Jan.
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Jan q

S,Tt'RGEONvIIlE SEMINARY.Thr exercises nr the Third
- session Of this Seminary viii he resumed the 18th Jalua
~ The plan of Instruction will afford extensive
embracing the yau classical authors, and the not useful
branches of Mathematics From several years OF practical
cncc teaching harns applied himself closely studies and
the public examinations, the undersigned feels
and confidence, that slrnS i' Institution lr ~
thoroughly and properly Instructed in their classical requirements,
aud prepared business TRANSACTIONS IL s!!l.
State. And presenting the institution pub
lie patronage, the undersigned deems improper
his views and opinions upon the subject Of teaching. lie dcr
essential the Of the teacher first 10 make himself
quantcd with the disposition and capacity of The pupil II the
capacity perception Of the pupil be unrcad and Slow 10
prricnd teacher patient and slow mparng infer
nation however keeping the mind closely ehr!cs and
fully avoiding fall in the other That The mind pro-
pcrly comprehend the When the faculties OF the mini
property trained by system OF reasoning and thinking there
by developing itself will enlarge and expand according The
application aud perseverance, ui the student II industry and
ption BE- wanting the Of the student the teacher must
adapted Ia the disposition In effect the object. II tue
mind BE- clear and comprehensive, added industry and apI!,a-
ton, the task To instruct ; mi leasing.
The undersigned observes, that his hUO Will be governed by
sound ami wholesome discipline that he designs Ia lead rather
iian force the md hi rcrrCive will /" esCfcd IT, If
require IL. The Undersigned further observes his pat
and fri nd that his school the has been liberal
" supported and paoncd and rrs:J viii, confidence their
Further Spngt and menl, rd trusts that however Tor
may fTown favor, Thai mct will Ia unrcwarcd y
liberal public.
rgR,s-ioard Tor tie scholastic year months SO Tut
ti"a for the classics, Saj Tor The higher branches English
So; fnr The mimar branches sa. J. J. GREGG.
SturgeuiNiilr, Suiuswick, Dee. II. bi-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11
~ .,.-nl., 10Y II. RHODES. TRUSTEE

JAMES RIVER AND kANAWIiA COMPANY
NOTICE 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will be received al
The ote Of The Company Richmond, untl the 10Th febr
- heat Tor HC manufacture and delivery o 100000 bushels Of
Alrc Cement ;h the privilege 10 the said Company 10
~ Tie contract 70 $4,000 bishclstic Cement 10 be OF the best
.Hh pro manufactured ir"m approved Hydraulic lime
ne hr under perfectly dry and convenient delivery
a on the hank Dfthe James River below buchanan, be- de
a 70 te order OF the Cnmanys Engineers in strong and
% barrels each containing five bushels of 20 lbs ncitl0U 900
s To be rsa delivery BY the Isl Juy next and the same
Sa! ny The ii Of each Successive month thereafter, until the
a c"nps6. tCmen; 10 b. subject Nil times in
f appcIa rejection, BY Engineer Of the Company,
IN The contract the proposal 10 he for the price
~ oashe, all Other charges included b. WRIGHT
bn f-.,t OUT -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11
LEGISLATIVE DOCUMENTS.

CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE EXECUTIVE OF
VIRGINIA MD THE EXECUTIVE OF NEW YORK.
(3teompi"yiRy The Gorcruor's H-sase.J
Lieutenant G0rT"or Of Tirgjnid to Gornnor Of .Ner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

~ aioyt sale ! postponed o account Of the ncem1ncS
M wtsi,. 10 SATURDAY., III, is;oi fehrt"t! =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11
c,su SALE Of NEGROES AND LAND.

CASH SALE OF NEGROES MI ht - ,,-,r,,,
,xr =, decree q! the County C.ht OF klns " iian
viii s ,o highest bidder Is 4 eT u ra a! n,lpS
store on fta T n w X- and Land Of which Caleb Reid,
c,r H. died possessed consist nfa man about forty Eve
ne NeGt', n " , OF age. and cit:sn two s:ri'
aa3 .S WI, Nh "og which Is sixteen, and The youngest
~ 81 zen ,sl miles hcow Mancntck and seven above
Inc l'Ia ,,y ,crhorhoud, and contains seventy acres
y S' a., @,s and co""no' dwelling "se an" all "Fse'-
.ifg "ai '''''> ~ 81 TIE COMMISSIONERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

rI,Ej'sT SALE OF VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY, Ne
RpES MrLES Sc-The n the sale made the Both
ttuo at Gnwrir Pts having been complied with, the
Subscriber WILL Tuesday, the litl INSTANT the premises, sell
liz rnrrpirrd tern. of Vim. H. Brander survivor Of Major
rSs the Coal Lands belonging the dcvee Of John
,fhe a. called Gowrie Pits Falling Creek, in Ches
% under tie said d-vi>.e. v record IN Chrs
nt will expire the ii January, lsiG. Fits are
open and successful operation the prperyh- coal
ing . qualify and the quantity increasing. The
alull Thus property is believed Ia b. Well worth the at
persons engaged dcSrns Of engaging in the coal bu-
The pi'> open 10 inspection.
The hands riuc PIT and fAures and other movcabe
belonging the said pits, including ceh valuable negroes
a: uI,S, will be- sold the time; also, coal
vi opposite Rockets belonging 10 the same concern.
The sa. made y Of deed nf executed Charles
ae Decd aud the subscriber, by VIM. II. Bra,der and Major
deed 18th July 1899, Of record in Chesterfield.
Tt-1-ru the lease credit Of and ~ months; for the other
T cash, m all $780, and credit of months
exceeding Sl0t Negotiable notes, With approved
tf.er will he required for the credit payments
sale 10 commence NJ II O'Clock, 4. NJ
jn.7 lids H. RHODES Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

To Ms EfcelIcncy ". Fl. SEWARa,
GorerR0r Of .N"r York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

Thar n, br recommended 10 the Editors OF Newsi,a-
"ko,t commonwealth publish Al the head "i 'heI'
th rate aavert's'ns and li'; tmsy S','. " far
r. ,n, amt tild these prices be aw'HS Su'"' 49, 80
'"s '''', ,;n, IL, The labor performed"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

li>ssi iarr, tj"sS a rffS dTr'ag tae "eSSo"
~. Tas Fgrir'r ,,,, ,,l auriag The rest u The year.
{ - sac A's'', TERMS or suGstRtrTioN j. month.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

To his Esre,iency ". If SEWARD,
Gorernor IF .Ftw York, .Nbany, .ftp York.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-08
Doct. MarshaIPs Vegetable Indi-
an BLACK Plaster.

THIS Plaster is unrvalled for curing Scroiulous
Swellings, Scurvey Sores, Lame Back and Fresh
Wounds Pains in the sides, hips, and limbs, aud
seldom fails 10 give relief in local Rheumntisms
if applied TO the side. it will cure many Of the
common Liver Complaints and is equal, if not
superior to any thing in use for corns on the
feet The virtues OF this Plaster have been wit.
messed by thousands Of individuals in the United
States who have tested its efficacy.
Sold by the proprietor, Charles Bowen, Mid
dlebury, VI. VIM G Simpson g. Co and Lew
is & Co. Boston. Comstock Il Co, and Hosdy
Phelps & Co New York and several druggists
n Philadelphia; P NJ Cohen d. Co, Char leston :,
S G, John F. Clark Baltimore and by druggists
generally throughout the United States and Can
ada.
For sale in Rutland by DANIELS g. BELL,
JAMES BARRETT, Jr. and at the Bookstore
rs I v &C ON
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-08
Consumption & Liver Complaint.
DIR. TAYLOR s.

BALS.aN OF LlVERWORT,
Has been used successfully for eight years in the
cure Of these Diseases. u Remember the
original and genuine is made only al 1916 Bow
cry, N. ", all others are spurious and unau.
thorized.
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT As n
general remedy Tor these diseases, am fully sat-
isfed, from long experience, there is no medicine
equal 10 Dr. Taylors Baisam Of Liverwor-
Being purely vegetable, II can be used with the
utmost safety by all persons in every condition
i cleanses the lungs by expectoralion, relieves
difficult breathing, and seems TO heal the chest.
There can be no question, but that this medicine
is q certain cure for chronic coughs and colds.
have used il for many yeaes in my practice, and
AZ. ROGERS, M. d.
NCossumrTIos The following remark S
were taken from the last number Of The MedIca
Magazine
'The surprising effect produced ny DR. Tay lor =
Balsam OF Liverwort, in consumptive cases, can.
not fail exciting deep and thrilling interest
throughout the world. We have so long believed
this disease (consumption) incurable, that it is
difficult TO credit our senses when we see per-
sons evidently coDsumptive, restored TO health.
VT this is fact Of daily occurrence how then
can we question the virtue of the above medicine,
In our next we shall be more explicit; meantime
s.e hope physiciens will make trial of this medi.
cine and report its effects TO US"
Note. The oriRina, and &c Duine Taylor's Bal.
sam OF Liverwor, is made AID sold at 375 Bow.
cry:
To FEMALEs. The number of females in deli.
cate health in this city is truly surprising
Weakness, loss OF appetite, livsi complaints, and
many OTTER diseases prey upon them, making
them pale and lean of flesh. All this can be rem.
idied by the use Of strengthening medicine, that
will assist nature in all her movements,s restore
tone 10 e nerves and muscular organs Of this
kind is DIR Tayiors Bsisam OF Lverwort, which
being mild and purely vegetable, answers fe males
admirably. If all vii! use it, we are confident
an elastic step, good appetite, and rudcy caeeks
will follow. Once more member, the original
and genuine is male at 375 Bowery.
uTSriTTise OF BLOOD. This disease con.
rists OF q discharge of blood, often frotby, from
the mouth, brought up with hawking and cough.
ing, snd 10 usually accompanied With a difficulty
OF bfesthing, and some pain in the chest. Some
nnnes u 10 preceded by an oppr ssion at the
che", q cry tckii z cough and slight shooting
pains THIS disease Is always more or less dan
gerous' The great danger rs that these symptoms
MAY terminate IN consumption, and immediate
femsd dies can alone save this end. But DIR Tay.
lori balsam OF Liverwort is a sure remedy, and
10 show lis unparalleled success, certificates o!
cures IRON AL citizens, and many physicians
viii he published in a few days
uTSEhvous DISEASES a. WE1xSIs.-D,
Taylors baissm Of Liverwort, made at 375 Bow
cry, Is sss"Ieoiy an excellent Remedy for thee
diseases Ny wife has been more or less III Tor
tsn years. She vas eIirepely nervous, and 81
vsss 20 weak That she could not sttsnd To her