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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-20
TRUST SALE OF LAND AND SLAVES.

ID virtue Deed of Trust, executed 10 tne III, y,
ID phen Cooke on the lh dry Of May, ISL and ds iu
ted 10 record in the Clerks office Of Cumberland eoun, m ~
nnrnose o securing debt due to Thomas Booker wl on c
sh day Of February next Cumberland Court house. prs
Tie first day Of February Court neAi osi a. p
c auction In The highest bidder m cash, Tract oi iu ue
scrled in said deed lying the Davenport r III sn IN
IT, on which the said Cooke lives containing anou NV
,ces This i nood litc Farm with suitable buildings &c
viii also he sold the time and place. ana lo c
two likely slaves Merit and Martha, so portion o
The said property as viii satisfy said deed amounting 10 %
500 The right 10 this property believed 10 lie sn9a pat a
'"s 10 A'"' ~ 's IEZ. FORD, Trustee.
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n-0rlcEIn pursuance of the provisions Of two Deeds Of
TINS, oi record in the Clerks Office If So.'away County
or executed 10 the subscriber by Thos W. Eps one TO Sc
r- te sums Of money therein mentoncd
n m David e. Williams individually, and.as Executor 81 John
dated the 2Oti day OF ap lsi, Inc
other secure other ri money therein
mentioned David e. Williams and Thonla Dc kinson
and dated s,h day Of October sil, SHALL On Luesday r
Isl day Of February the premises SALE al pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder for cash. the Tract Of Land on
W. Eprs resides Tying IN the county
OF No,oway within miles of Notluw.y Court house, ana
of Dr. y. y caup!el Capt W M Fitzse-
raid Mr. Asa Oliver and Col T. H. Epe aud contains about So
ven hundred be the sir less hr
land adapted the growth of tobacco ant gram crops
the land superintendent, aud oil the be>l NC
If good framed dwelling o'e WIKI
three rooms passage and convenient dining ana
store room cellar, framed avA stable SIX tobacco
barns and house together with d tcuildnss winch at
tac Ia farms generally. All Tie buildings new having ecn
hl, in the ,a eight For health convenience aud good
society no place can beitccd Also, lie following property 10
w eighteen and increase, even head I" Horses
All his cattle, Sheep and Hogs, 1ss "usehnu anu
Kitchen Furniture Plantation Utensils pleasure carnage
and Harness nvr-inrSe Wastn' aud af aHd ms
Crops now hand Also, al The sane iIe ana 'e al the
interest of the Thos w. Epcs, ur!ee the ~ Francis
Epes it, deceased, tc lands devse BY ne
Ia his sister Mary Siit life. and ~ Sad - w Lc>
afterwards or much Of The said property real anY PERSONAL a.
shall sufficient r purposes 81 the SAID deeds sell
ing shall convey only such M a. Is vested IN me- n
wbstandnp the tue 10 lie property believed u c uneNcep
,ionabe be continued from day 10 day FOUND ne
cessary advisable. -, 49,,
The Slaves consist of men, wo!Sh Joys "u sis' anu
are uncommcny likely. ,.,,,,.,n =,
=, II 71-2aw2w&wtiF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-20

NoTICE-Te subscriber The solicitation OF many friends
taken lease House Min street. lust below tue
Of the Eagle the opposite side, 10 b. called by tue name
the FRANKLIN HOTEL lie would be pleased 10 see
all that may him with call The House VIII be htted up,
and all the furniture viii be entirely new aud no pains ha PC
spared by the Proprietor and render all comfortable
that will favor him with call. All he asks, Is trial. inc
House will not be ready until about the 18th instant. -
Richmond, Jan. 81, 1872. u "A. uonoEo
-Ihee excellent Stable connected wan iie est-
bnucnt which viii be conducted in the Very best manner
Jan. \. u. IL
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C0NCORD ACADEMY.

CONCORD ACAUEHI T.
THE Session of this Institution WIN commence .ne ~
Of FEBRUARY /, situated in Caroline County, about or
miles north Of Richnohd miles from te Richmond any
fredericksburg Railroad stud nts coming 9y tue maoau -
stop Macauly Store, where they can obtln
the Academy The of instruction s"mrSes l"9
including washing bedding and fuel for the session oi hVf
mon hs is 500, payable in advance. . :u ,,
Parents wishing place their at IRIS SEMINARY VIZ
their letters Concord Academy Caroline county, va
ed 10 +. W. Coleman. -. ~ 1,;
raxton Kng ITALIAN; Dr. Oliver Christion Charles .fs'
W. r. Johnson Nicholas Cohb y let,,soIrs
els Rvcs Esq of Prince George; Col Moecni W. Cook, q
Portsmouth, Dr. Whitehead Of ao, Dr. Goodwin q Satn-
dapfop Hon Jno Y Mason If Southampton Non Joel ui.a
Of M Of uy and Professors tpsner Ilan George Tucker,
and w. Is. Rogers. Of the Unipcrsi,y Of Hirglntd. ,
F. w. COLEMAN, A. H., Principal
]. ID. COLEMAN - ,r
Jan. l3 to--ir
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pICu1oNn yIRGINIA, TIT RSDAY, JANUARY DO 1872.

NOTICE.-The absent legalees Of Marrac, Noss' h -
~ quested forward and claim their heteS. ~ a.;
tate within lie present YEAR otherwise, the funds W." w ~
posed Of. GEolHE w. t'ois' -" so
Jan 18th, 1912. =. ,,,, .e;rc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-20

a. m /, CHARLEY AND MOSES GooLD-Takc no
4 N,..a' on the elth day Of February, 1872 at the
he 'hii.s, IN Tic county Of Hanover, proceed to
De- i. IONS ~ Robert Melton and Others 10 be read as
b .ra "a thancery, depending in the Cour, Of Chan
1atg % 81 ienrico, and city Of Richmond, in winch
t, you are defendants; and ii, from any cause the
ap,,a a'e not commenced, or being commenced, are
!sl "a 'hat day shall continue, al the place,
~ un'i! they completed, for the space Of one
WILLIAM WINGFIELD.
{. 7dwintrator Of Pttsr Winston, deceased
7S-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-20

n g. BREED,N informs his friends that all his efforts 10 pro-
Il. cure suitable dancing have been i' Is,
therefore, forced nego all instruction ~ hlcilona n wy
Isl week in October when assured of roo ana Wne
win give him pleasure himself In behai OF uch a.
already rendered, well as those who may hereafter give nun
their confidence y,
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In connection with the subscriber
has taken The Mansion House, formerly kept by Miss Mary
Turner that well adapted the accommodation OF gentle
men travelling with families establishments win he ma
'.'ss ~ ~ e' Z. A. HODGES.
S-Ihe.al will he given TO White man. qnalined IN
All RESPECTS To superniend the Cooking IN nj is various branch
- He mus, he a Cook himself, and We'll recommended
Also, n good House keeper wanted. =. - y.
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BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS sc.. sc
Second Supp'y-.voD. = i7!l.
sgTfsS j ;'"iS g.
Mems heavy prrged Broeans
d. lined and bound kip pesfsa noofs 81 suD.or
no fine cal: Bootees.
Do do kip sewcd Booiees large szeS
DO. heavy superior water Boots extra luality
cases Of mems heavy wafer proof Boots.
No,nen's fine sewed Wells.
Do do. strap sewed Boctees.
Boy fine sewed kipand calf do
Misses fine strap leather Eoo,ees and Shoes
Ladies' line goat lace iooees
Do. do. silk quilted Bootees. ~ -
9GC0 pair ladies' line dress walking Shoes and Slippers all
pair aeon,s Shoes and Booees t[ children
Miles Sons celebrated waterproof Boots, -, o,,.
And many kinds Of superior and beautiful goods for e
be housh, for either in 'aitio % We"
York, wholesale and retail By r.o ss ro 1nr
49, Carpet Bags &C. "r''so' Ruins re sik5 5''A
EKGSn GROUND PLASTER i" aISass 81 1"s
(L0vER sEED-5O bushels prime !h Mo% rnI an, Gsef
y seed-forsalc by WYATT, WINSTON * ro''' 7sE4
Jan. - -,,-V-@-
GLOVER SEED, sc-a5o bushels superior Mountain c'ser
$50 bushels Herds Grass Seed
Timothy do: ..,e., c,n,,
o5 hhls Porto Rico, ST. Croix and clarified Sue
90 hoYes and % hbls. single and douic loli DO.
ga ,,nrs Rio Iar,ayra and Old Java Coffee ..,,
% hhis and Is Porto Rico, New Orleans and Trinidad
Moasses
80 sacks Liverpool blown Sail
- bids. pare Cider Vinegar
.0 : ThonaSon Lime
100 boxes Bunch Raisins
300 kegs Nails, assorted sizes
100 boxes by 10 and 10 by IL Glass
100 do. Soap
aD do snern and tallow Candles 80.
Sole Leather, Gunpowder and BLACK Tea, ni pcs Vuas
Cheese Starch Bed Cords, Plough Lines, Cotton arms
kppsD uno II
SHOT 49, , a.. III.
900 IONS IRON consisting of Swcdcs Tredegar anu ao&F
comprising an assortment of nearly all sizes
tons Nail Rods, assorted sizes
do. American Blistcred steel .
do. Hoop l. English Blistered Siee
/ do. Cast Steel
81 dozen Summons Axes . =. ,,a
Hoop Iron Band lron Plough Plates, MolFl loaris & So
For sale. WORKMAN, hs'h. I'm 70 /,
Jan. -
nlvIuEND.-Tha President and Dirctt" toi IN, hanh ~ -
~ gnia declared dividend fom i!r pinbts o Nv
Of three per cent. on 'no p,
sock subject deduction Of the bonus o .he 'ohs"o'
OF one fourth Of cent on the nc s scp,u ccl;,r%
Jan. 10 .o r-H~--
|1ABINET MNKIyG-1ne subscribers RESPECTFULLY announce
- their friends and the public, land t'e " u ~
RGbey, Poorer business heretofore eohuuey
poore Murray Roper is still continued ~ nu
street under The name, ~ l''t W
poore. They have hand an eir.'h ' 't" " ~
nure manufacture, which they VIII warrant, az"
which they offer suitable to thc ui'es.
UNDERrAKISG.-They also inform tue phnlc, NC. i en
particular Undertakings and will a e.o'o, ="
's'' " '''' '''' " wv BUSINESS WILLIAM MURRAY
BENZ. W. ROPER,
Sarriring Partners Of the firm IF Poore, Murray h9pf'
Jan. Is 'o--''N.in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-20

TINE subscribers having the interest in the stand and
Merchandise of Robert Boyd of the late concern oil 10 j.
A. C. Boyd, Tammany Va have associated themselves
number for the purpose OF carrying on e
Mercantile Rusncs the place under the rn and stye
of Boyd Brother respectfully tender their thanks 10 the
pnbc for past avos hope strict attention 10 their bust
and disposition accommodate to share portion o.
lie patronage. ANNIE EN- NJ n, ,u, -
,an,,x, l., ,s,o 7i--6t-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-20

PURSUANT Decree Ut The County Court Of Spoivanla
shall c!rf for sale al public auction, on Friday me !s
instant between the hours IL and o'clock before the front
Tavern ii r. JSerh Sanford IN The Town oil Ere
All Tie Docr Property Of which the late Mrs ia
situated on lie Southeast Of William street held under
lease Tor ycs-ne The North west side o said street held
in fee simple and Lot, adjoining Tie sad town.
upon which formerly stood the dwein. house oil the late i.!ef
ord. time and place, lnI Of valuable We
rroes Consisting of men, and onr Children
{Cy Persons wishing purchase VIII dc we. u intend
WILLIAM H0RD Commissioner.
" ANY person wishing examine the above naIn- Houses
application III. Stephen j. Biayics NJ Alexander
ian il 15-aawtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-20

SMYRvA, DrL., Now Eth, IS4I
This certify that have been afflicted with Stammerlne
eighteen years, and found relief until came under
and affords much pleasure 10 say ht,
treatment have in the scr, of FIVE days been
relieved and speak well as could possibly desire
recommend all persons who have this habit TO come
under your instructions. MONKS BAJIEi.
To +: G. Briggs, NJ. D., Richmond, Va.
Nov sfseTS5s-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-20

ID UNAWAY-A OF color, who calls himself John Jack
III son. committed 10 the Jail If this town the sth day
Of July free al color going At large without me
evidences Ills brought 10 the notice OF
the Hastings Court Of this town. aud the Court IN the 2ist nay
October, ISL ordered him 10 he committed ~ Runaway
slave and according lie has since been com
m;ied the directed and notice hereby cven at
unless shall forward prove property,
charges him away he viii he disposed oil IN me
prescribed by law cis feet 81 inches high Of brown
complexion about i of is stout hut has iick lips
immediately the left large scar on the left mp
ncasoacd he by the bite Of dog and long scar running
darnnaly across pit hS stomach lie Ind when
committed blue roundabout 0lnahure pants and an ola
white mi aud had in his possession blue mixed yarn coat
buc c,ssinc, vest and pair of dark kersey pants.
}. BRANCH, Sergeant and Jaior u Petersburg
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-20

NJoTIcEThe has recently reaoved 70 The county
nr,ee NV IN Tho County superior Courts I" Buckingham
and Cumberland Ills aGiress-New Canton Buck ham conn
' ~
Jan. c I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-20

~ ISSOIUTION-T Co Partnership io J. A. 6. Boyd
- this day dissolved by mutual consent All persons nav
against will present them TO A. g. Boyd
for paymen indebted respectfully requested 10
make early payment 10 lie sine As ne
anxious up the business Of the concern soon
ROBERT J. BOYD,
January LEI 1870 ARMISTEAD G. BOYD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-20

DI'gLb, SALE OF REAl. ESrATE.-Wia be sold, 10 the
highest bid ter on the premises. iu cash, MONDAY, TIE
i, ;aa abuu 80 acres Land, the ramunk"y rver al
m tie sands at William n Roane Carter Rixon aud others
m nat part IL The Bakey Tract called Biakcy's Quarters
TIE above described Land lies IN the county o Hanover
,1ieu Richmond, from the Old Church. and
pa- au half from New Castle. whence om the last mention
place produce may be shipped the city Q" Richmond or ic
northern markets. ..
,n. particularly adapted The culture OF wheat tonacco
&c. abundGn; supply Of lie best Mari ana
,reh sand.
anthaJ2r >ay. fat the Tract Of Land ADJOINING the
.baye ca "l1ckw ems formerly owned by MI H. Iaet
aa MN. aacat acres wi h. ,uii al iie same tune anu
, aud liberal iel. which, together with Bakeys guar
would make equal io the size OF Il, 10 any on Inc
g,mlnkey River.
Tie subscriber may hs residence adjoining the
nSes and would TAKE pleasure showing the above lands 10
aiiyituals wishing 10 purchase. L. VI. Z. TOMLlN.
ian. II s6-5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-20

ISXCHANGE IlOTEI.-Ihc proprietor Of this establishment
Ia ut The his thanks 10
AMI the public for their liberal support since y was
first opened Ju and he hopes
sti further merit IT, BY making all those who soaun n The
Exchange comfortable least nj other Hotel ia the
Union this opportunity also Of cautionn- the public
against uanIndrd put aGoa by interested persons
about the charges said have been made nj his %
TEL by assuring what they ai0ys have been
to dollars e Boardes for meals only the rentlemen
ordinary sn.5 per year +. BOYDEN, Propriftor.
Attached Exchange large Concert and Ball ROOM
which lei for such purposes upon reasonable terms q
III i,;nhn'ond yo Ian sth 174a 72-m
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Jan. 1. 1852

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD-lwl give the above
~ reward apprehension and delivery secured in
jail gel them again. The following i've Negroes, Who rln
away on the Of February last belonging the Lower Byrd
Plantation in Gonchand county, sD for either Of iem VIZ
Amsiead, 40 DID, Older. having lost his front
teeth hv the kick of horse, > feet IL inches high.
Jim Ross, about 20 years old, yellow complexion small black
eyes, high check bones he sew traces Of Indian BLOOD aoon
feet high
Nrrod about years old is getting bald the crown Of his
head walk rather down look fee; inches high
William Tiney, 30 years old, prominent eyes rather
small features, dark, but not black feet 10 inches high
Reuben years DID, short and Stout good looking feet hail
and inch high. 49,
Tn, Negroes or together from Richmond They are,
no doubt in lie country OF may boating. with
false papers. NM H. SaNbLho.
Lower Byrd Plantation, Goochland, CO., Nav %. 6-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-20

nIsSoIETloN or CO-PaRTNERSIIlP.-rheC Godfather
~ ship heretofore existing, under the siy aud firm Of H. : l.
Gwahinry The Isl instant by mutual consent
All persons having AGAINST them VIII please present thrt
the office the late firm uf aldalion ana ih1c indebted
prcuiy earnestly solicited 10 make neGiaic
paym
The name az The firm viii used faras
IN ,yinI mn tpr Ia. concern. EOEr. CIV ATHMEi.
JAM 4, lsla IiifI.i. ~ aiHMbt.
SHALL. coiiinur the Commission Business for The sale Of
tobacco aud lour aud, from the long experience which Mr.
Temple Gwailry has had as salesman m particular depart
m, concern, shall, for that object retain n ~ my
emp0ymcnt maxim. sales. therefore hope, that
friends and patrons Of my late firm viii MOI desert ne
ROBT GWATllMEi.
Ian 4 Aim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-20

| AND fOE SlLEIhi- Land ie- The county Of Char
II lie rdsiar creek. AGENT lands If aIr. Jas.
n. Wm H. Green and Capt John Marshall, about three
hr miles o Marysvr the county seat very tnnshn.
gec0u,aiung aaoit hundred acres, well adapted to to-
tc aud crops about hundred Of creek and
zach hats, with good Improvements, and excellent Manu-
teuHns Mn recently built ample and never falling
1eam There i've mineral springs this land, Of
e The strongest perhaps This side If the mountains aiso
Black lead nine Pieces large hens be dug
a tSo feet al the surface For health convenience. and good
y place he better situated The natural advanta
Y q hr mineral above mentioned. would make
ne iunSt desirable watering places Virginia, royed
~! ons credit vii be given 10 the purchaser
ISAAC READ.
nfe. 6l-tf
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,-r..
" 80 =, WINSTON & POLLARD, (Hyo,. & Haites late
Il n'r ioI sale 10 tie trade both and country,
~ 49,, tuii customers the following Goods, received by the
l, rom Baltimore aud New York. all which, having
''asi'iai customers: " ~ 10y wv '' S'e'' v
w." a new Orleans Porto Rico and 81. Crox Sugars
n A. Naoa afiird do.
4, ~ pT'nr Nrw orleans Mol4sses
J, ,' T.. d. Porto Rico, do. for retailing
/, hads cheap Trinidad d.
'i-N tnire, prime green Rio (ncw)
n 49, ~. ga Jayaand Llcuyfa Coffee
nv "s loai Sugar, of various qualities
w chests extra npowder Tea
~ III, Y, 'uhpo"dc, Imperial and Young Tyson do
n ~ soap, Of various qualities
Ii ~ Ipetm candles, best quality New Bedford
Is A. Jndd's Pa,en, Sperm Candles
50 a. s ,ao'! Us do. do for Taverns, &C.
/. H., n nasS' Liverpool fne salt
. , r Bacon, shoulders and middlncs, cheap
~ 40 y,,f''i and whole boxes Raisns best bunch
l., 'Na,> assorted, Iron and steel
Ca, i"fis', Pepper. Allepice Bar Lead Shot
rn,fo"yier, wrapping and writing Paper
b, /. ii s,I yarns Herring &c, &C.
re.-ft-a' f1-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-20

nIvluEND-In President and Dirct to- toi IN, hanh "
~ gnia have Declared dividend fiom ihr profits o c
Of three per cent on me P
stock, subject a deduction ufthe bonus OF que
= N"V '''>'' = wy ~ J. w. rEGR.tM, Cashier.
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:
FIRMS u SaS0,0oO, with the expenses If sale in cash.
~" ~ the l September lsi2abon $4,000 Of the resid,
remain Interest being paid quarter yearly in all proa
y several years unclamei-he balance Of The purchase mo
- credit Of two and three years with interest from day oil
+ JAMES GAIT, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-20

VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALLY
flue Of Deed of Trust from John eih and Margaret his
" bearing date tie 18th August, 1885, and admitted
id y the Clerks Office 81 toociind County Court 18th An.
& ~, we shall on Friday the llth day Of March, lsi2
clock, upon the premises, To sale public
y hshcsi bidder Tia; vanabc Estate t;nuch,and County, on
r RIVER. known - ~ r., Containing about go acres OF
M about $40 acres Of which al River and Creek
indS no, surpassed fertility hy any CA the river There
ow seeded On t!s Estate, as we informed about
ats wheat Inc lanai passes through this Estate, and IL i
tu twenty miles above the city Of Richnond
Ac,ng Trustees shall convey only title as vested
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-20

- The Ea9artr PEbiissed tsre t'e -, f b, ,,,,r
s.., LEGISLATURE. and tciee '1esn Nv '* ~ s
- s.s'e L.. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04
M MSIAzznksL:Zz1M
EEBREW PLASTEH.

HNHiS Recipe, obtained of an old Jew by trav-
u eller in the Eastern countries, bids fair to be
OF immense value to the Western world Since
THIS plaster has been introduced into America.
every other plaster, salve, ointment or lima
lneht mas been discontinued by all who have had an
opportunity of testing the superior medical v;rues
OF the Jew Davidfs or Hebrew Plaster Truth
hongh simple, is powerful and will prevail with an
enlightened community. over all the pufiings and
fictitious affidavits with which the world is flooded
he sterling worth of this plaster is re ognsed ap.
preclated, and its use sanctioned by the highest
classes OF society. One simultaneous burst of an
probation arises from the thousands who have used
It, which shows that when remedy possesses high
intrinsic merits like this, it does rot fail of re-
ceiving the patronage of our intelligent public.
10 be had att the stores of John Il. Moyer Blooms
drg, Grim, Deer q Deyr, WASHINGTON, A. Miller.
Ber'c'ch, y. q. Vastine, Danpille, and j. d. j. r.
SharpieSs, Cdftdoissa
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04
TETTER! TETTER!

DR.. LElDY'S TETTER AND ITCH
OlNTMANT.--An infallable remedy for
various affections of the SKIN, removing
Pimples, Pastules, and Eruption of the
SKIN, and particularly adapted 10 the cure
of TETfER and ITCH.
This oin,ment has been used in numer-
Gus schools throughout the city and county;
as well as Factories, employing numerous
girls and boys,and among whom letter and
Itch, as well as other Affections of the Skin,
prevailed, with the most unexampled Sue
cess. Names Of School Teachers, as well
as supefintendants and Proprietors of Fac
tories, could be given, confirming The above,
but for The delicacy they feel in having their
names published in connection with such
loathsome and disagreeable affections.
Prepared and sold a! DR.. Leidy's Health
Emporium. (Sign of The Golden Eagle and
Serpeanis.j No. l9l north second street, be-
low Vine; also sold at
Lu.z's Health Emporium, Bloomsbury.
Nov. 20 la4l. 30
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lIlA GRE1Fss ss1z|Hs@zasaEAalNI!9lA l9l|l|l|
@T1NWTV1uNNI IRIVE lWW
PERSIAN PILLS,

u T is now settled point with all those VIII i, have
III used the Vegetable Persian Pills, that they
are pre-eminently the best and most effcacious
Fan'fly.Uedicfne that has been yet used in Ameri-
ca. If every family could become acquainted with
their sovereign power over disease, they would
keep them and be prepared with sure remedy to
apply on the first appearance of disease, and then
how much distress would be avoided and money
saved as well as lives of thousands who are hurried
out Of time y neglecting disease in its first stages
or by not being in possession of remedy which
they can place dependence ON. 0-TAll who wish
to guard against sickness, should use the Persian
pills freely, when needed no injury can ensue,
used from youth to old age, when taken according
to the directions.
Sold by J. r. Moyer, BloomsJurg Grim, Deer D.
DER, Washington, j. q J. r. SharpleSs, Catta-
aoissa, A. Miller, Berwick, and p. e. Vasfine Dao-
uiNe. lvv5-..I6