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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

NIoTCE-The subscriber offers for sale, privately his VA
~ LUABI.E AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY consisting OF
LAND $50 of which falkland Of hrst
quality and all in high of improvement On good
portion of fine crop OF Coye-in tr
considered the Amelia Springs certainly the most valuable pro-
Eastern Virginia: its situation is healthy aud It's waters
equal any Virginia The improvements on the place are
large SUPERIOR Of the houses having been erected
years There is large brick Hotel,
high with spacious bali room, - feet by ST. The
Ladies' adjoining aud ooma above and
enrmen's sitting The basement story On each
the Hotel there brick house, each 81
in length and each containing IL roos There Is, likewise,
building 10 and great number
of sufficient in all 10 entertain 500 or GOO per-
There very dining ln feet long
built brick which sufficiently spacious dine 100 rersons
ALSO and comfortable private residence located the
dining room well for the residence of those super
intending the dining There is also good store house, III
which done good basn3ss IN the mercantile line
There also good bath house, with eight rooms appropriated
bathing. The stables equal any In Virginia for
venence there being of hck sufficient contain al
as nrses framed stable, Sufficient contain G
The and pleasure grounds having been laid out by
celebrated English gardener and all the borders beautifully de-
with rubbcry of different kinds; makes this most
beautiful situation The Springs located in fiat surpassed
in beauty b. In The VERDI The waters OF the Amelia
Springs have heen anay2ed by Dr. Bridges of piladepha aud
approved by Doct Parish Of the place The following
The analysis compared with that of the White Sulphur Springs:
AMELIA STRINGS. WHITE SULPHUR SrRIsGs.
GASEOUS CONTENTS could GASEOUS CONTENTS:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
OILS, DYESTUFFS, WINDOW GLASS, &c.
LARGE and well selected Stock, embracing the usual
"A y, Of the above articles of first quality for sale low by
ALEX. DUVAL CO., Main street, Richmond.
Oct IL 4@u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

IN CHANCERY.-vpcsrA:-At Rules held in the Clerks or
! flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Clancery for
Buckingham county, Monday the ih day of December ii
Charles Glover, Plaintiff
against
Lindorf G over Joecrh B. Glover and Hugh C. Recs,
Defendants
The DEFENDANTS LiEdo Glover and Hugh c. Rres,
entered their APPEARANCE and given stcry according tie
of Assembly and the this Court and appearing
factory evidence that they inao an this counry
Ordered That said absent defendants do appear
rns TO he holden for the thu h,st MONDAY IN
bin q: thr p'anth: liai coy
of order forthwith inserted IN newspaper published
ichGnni for months sucrrsveiy and
nj The font door of the C0urt.aousr Of this rouG:y
L. ELuRiDGE c. C. :. e.
Dec. 30 sU--W2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

JAMES A. PATTEsON, CONFUSION MERCHANT, Richmond
p-W give prompt attention sales of all kinds OF Pro
duce and Merchandise consigned his care Store Car
street, adjoining MssSrs Caperton s. Crump.
Oct ls 47-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

& ECOND SUPPLY We receiving and opening this
- morning, second supply of FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS which with those hand makes our Stock very large
and desirahe Amoncs, which r3, be found
Super wool black, blue brown, ani invisible green Cloths
Do do. do. and fancy CassnleIcs
Flu,hings, Beaver and Pilot Cloths
SwansGown, Valencia, Todne aud satin 'cstincs
Satiners, Kentucky Jeans and kerseys
Full Clio rs and English krrseys, for Negro Cl9,.ng
Red, white and yellow flannsl,
Padding and Sail Ducx
Irish Linens, kentn:S. Lawns and Sheetng
Australian Lustrss and Chusins
Rich style MouslaiGe de LANES
Rich style Prints, large supply, and BEAUTIFUL
SILK. meriJo. cotton ard wnoIcn Hose and liif Hose
Buck, KID, mtr.no, silk and Berlin Cloves
Flft six and woolrn M.lis
Umbrellas. all prices
T"yo 5, Whiet's. Hughes ana other Spool C,,tcps
Paent Threads aud Ty:nes
Brocha, Cashmere, Mel and Plaid Shawls
Bear'led and brown Sheeng and SnuiEgs
Duih, Twillcd and Whitney Blankets
With almost every ether article usually found In Dry Good,
Jobbng House. which resrfu.y the attention
the trade. LOSD0SS, WILlIAGIAM Z DREWRI.
i6-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

TOR Penenary Store and Pcneniay, by
wholesale and RETAIL large stock Of the manufactures the
institution, reduced prices and the most accommodating
terms, viz
SO refined Cast Steel Axes, warranted nj
so do d. do. $40 90.
1000 pair superior Brogues from IS cents to 81 62
25n0 do. mems womeu's, boys and chidrens SHOES
~ do. c.niemen's Boots
1000 doubl- and single we've Bags
$40 yards Cotton Stripe and Check
3iAl do. Apron Check
800 pair Kersay Pants
600 do. Coats
Is5 kegs wrcusht Nails, Bellows Nails and Scrap Nails
800 pounds of and g inch Spikes
10 superior Blacksmit.'s Bellows Of different sizes
large quantity of Wagon and Cart Harness. OF every variety
and description
Wagons and Carts of various kinds and 1T different prices
Ploichs Wiea, Fans. Wherlbarrows
Cutting Euxcs. Well Buckets, and
Well and Machine Chains
Wardrcbes, Safes, Washs.ands, &c. &C.
Dec.7 Gift JAS. C. sPoTTs, Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

The discovered another Spring the
which highly By those who have used
they certainly very strong As the virtues Of
might said and hundreds Of certificates might be
produced, hut subscriber deems IL unnecessary.
June ~ lift FRANCIS A. WILSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

IN CHANCEgY.-vscsiA:-Ata Court Of Quarterly Session
held for Louisa County, Court hou-e iereo MONDAY
the 18th day of November, lsii:
aer:wc.c s sims, Administrator Of Lucy b. Sims. Of
Monroe Sims, Plaintiff
against
Chapman SINS, William Sims, Susan Sims and George
Allen Sims Defendants:
The dccHcaEts, Chapman Sim. and William Sims,
entered cr appearance and security according
and The OF this tuuf and appearing TIL satisfaction
tile Cur. that they not nlah,lnt- this State, motion
the paiuif by MS ordered that the I'd defend
ants; Chapman aud William Sius, d1 Apo before
If County Cont OF said 'onrty NJ couihor
second Monday Ia February aud tile
The plaintiff and that copy ths oder b. Iuuhw nh
parer p.hliSIcd in The Guy Richmond
months sccrssyry aud posted al the front dor uf tie CCu
house e this county some Ccnrt taV.
Cnpy-Tcs;c, JOHN HUNTER, e. /. e.
Dec. u Gi-w2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

.ruFoRD AcApEMY-The exercises of this Institution
MONDAY on OF Of non in the
summer The Literary department under inc supervision o
H. Bates a. RI %n Su nn the past Year shSd j.
nuste other assistance will be obtained Inc boaiahg spa
% eer. The comfort OF and the general welfare
Of the school, The of instruction hcuaes ,e I r
branches Of an English education Gets Latin ana f.emcn
Wory Mathematics Physical Sciences, which WIN d.
explained by appropriate APPARATUS oe the
i proyerbay healthy and the health OF schoo mas
been so good seldom need fhyscan H. however e
should be any need for medical aid Tue proprietor WIN "''e"'
free Of charge. ,,.., ,,o,o,., !,
ucon and 10 prepare youth for usefulness in life patronage
win merited and received ,,. 49,, -, r, sim.
a Ir iH'''"n w. 10 '''' JOHN s. LEWIS pISpr,s,o
king William co., Dec. 80, 1913 1o-w4w
SCHOOL AT WEST vIEW.-This School will be continued
= in Dr. asons family, under the direction OF 'rs Jones ana
Miss Randolph who will resume their duties on Tile h's MONDAY
in February Iext
on,,s TEENS $50 90
r n"a,a H., r VI" f." d. - co
Ensilsh i"'', g 'o' a. 10 o.
M Irers adSrsseh e-r to Nr Gco- Mary
Jones' and directed 10 Stony Mount bmiS"eA COMFY VIII o
attended to- Dce. " .--
oEaroRp FEMALE sEMINARY.-Mrs. Eliza a. Tod VIII
= continue her school ensuing s at Sc or
the residence Mathews county Mrs l. wi De
aided if necessary BY competent assistant aud her course OF
instruction will all the branches OF thorough ana ac-
complisled English educaiion together WIN Instructions ~
rnardanip Of Mrs r. m,y assured her aeconae aad
uremng endcavors for their moral and religious as Vel as
their mental She deems the education OF females
proper instruction and training an object oil paramount
imnoance and no pains shall be spared her part faithfully TO
prrform the duties o responsible o1ce.
The scholastic Of ten months WIZ commence the mr.,
Monday In January of December There will
be vacation of months and September comprising
the sckiy season in the lower country.
TERAs-Board $50; Tuition, saO payable quarterly IN ad
vance Bedding, lights and fuel sO French, s0 Mu-r 50
Reference is given the following Dew
Of william Mary College, ya President Campbell of Btiha
nv College, Hon. Judge Brooke of the Court of Appsas
Many others If necessary. ELIZA a. TOD.
usr IN 70-4l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

Mr. VAS buren, iS MIcHrGaS-From all can
sarn (and our Of information are pretty good
there the least doubt bu, the FIVE delegates from
this State vii! be for Van Buren, and Johnson. Out Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

EDWARD CLARK, Chsirmas.
Prof. JAS krSwicg,
Prof Jyo. STEELE,
T. b. SrILLMas,
GEo. &. DEKAY,
PAUL r. HopGE,
joins CAMPBELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06
POLITICAL.
Iron The Globe.l

MR. CLAY'S MOVEMENT on SOUTH CAROLINA.
Itwouli s-en fron, IN Nat'onsl ln,eisencer's ar.
iicle Of LAST Saudlv, thai ths Ehgs haze dttrat"to
10 dispute The Sqts IF Souh Ca-cna, IA In ensa'"g
campaign. w. lay before rear-.s the iHteUissn-
GERS glad 'td,nes from ,uth Carolina
"Tidtngs from Sswth Caroiiaa We see y tn plea
sure strong s.as ~ Soath Carolina ii "h:! !.
ever point OF hrnor but l;l inferior to victory
we mean, a gallant Struggle The Wings have de-
termined to dispute The State in the ensuing cam
paign =. ),
the following CIRCULAR of which copy has lat ly been
put into our hands;
"CHAaLEsroy, December, 1913.
"Dear Sir: The friends OF Henry Clay IN the city
of Charleston have formed themselves into Clay
club Oar ohiect-the PROMOTION Of the election o.
the great American statesman; MEANS all lar and
honorable effort persuade and conrnce our aim, The
rescue of our common country from hands winch have
not hesaed violate the must sacred rights Tor thea
private ad Vantage.
ITO these great ends invite your attention and
cooperation feeling fully assured that there is mass
of dormant energy throughout the STATE tina, needs
only to be pu, into action prodacs the haPpes re-
suits.
SIT is now asceT,aued that Mr.. Calhoun viii not
receive The nomination o! tie Democratic Natcna
Convention, so that the question VIII be narrowed
down 10 the relative merits of MIR. Clay and Mr. Van
Buren,.
at is proposed that Clay cabs should be formed in
the several districts of the State, and such measures
taken as would be likely ID further our great Or
jects.
"a chief mean for tile concentration and develop.
men, Of our party will be State Convention, 10 lie
held in Columbia about February or Much next, &c
elect delegates the great Nationai Convention 10
Baltimore You Will perceive the Importance OF sim
mediate district organization; and We assure you that
the cooperation Of the country will far TO strength
en- our resolves and iniuse energy into councils
We are, very respectfully.
GEORGE S. BRYAN,
THOS. CORBETT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

For Tickets and Shares, and Certificates Of Packages the
above Magnificent Lottery, address
J. G. GREGORY CO., Managers Richmond Va.
OF An of the drawing will sent Immediately after
to a who order from
Dec. 81 67-aawid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

| SCHOOL AT WEST YIEW-This School will be continued
in Dr ason,s family under direction of irs Jones and
Miss Randolph who will resume their duties on Tile hfs' Monday
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-30
sTAINBURN'S
VEGETABLE EXTRACT ANTI
BIIIlOIIS Pills

are the best ambitious medicine ever used They
are strongly recommended to all those who ire
suffering with bilious fever, fever and ague, sick
headache, &c, as being an nfailible and new
or failing remedy. The Stanburn anti-bil-
Ious pills have also been found eminently ben
eficial in the following complaints: Liver COM
plants, rheumatism, piles, dropsy, asthma,
dyspepsia, enlargement of the spleen, heartburn,
female distractions, incipient dIarrhoea, Joss of
appetite, habitual coStiveness, distension OF the
st)mach and bowels, latulence, furred tongue,
nausea, collie, jaundice, blotcITed or sallOw
complexion, and in al cases of torpor OF the
bowels where a pure aperient or cathartc medi-
cine is needed. From the fact of Eher being
formed entirely of extracts they are not unpleG-
SAINT to take; particularly mild in their opera
tion, producing no gripping Or nausea of the stom-
ach, and still all powerful to eradicate Diseases
and purify Tho blood and fluids.
The foLIOOtng u.s. from an eminent Physician
in South Carolina:
"Gentlemen have made much use OF
your vegetable Extract Pills p cases of Bilious
Fever and obstinate constipation Of he Bow
els. and have found them singularly beneficial;
have also prescribed them in casesof Genera
Debility, Sick Headache and Diseased Liver,
aud have found them to be a safe and very eff
cient medicine"
Extract from letter from Mr.. HOlmsby, of
Maine:-
"Dear Sir:-I M in want of another supply
Of Your Pills, and hope you will send them right
OF, as have not box on hand, and many oil
my customers are very anxious to get them. /
am happy to infoIm you that your inestimable
has done world of good in this town,
many of our neighbors who have been Complain
ing for years past Of Dyspepsia, Costiveness ss and
Bilious Attacks, have, by the use of your Ex-
tract pills, become quite we'll and hearty-you
had better send me twice as many as you sent
me the last time, by way of Portland"
Believe me, respected Sir, yours,
j. HOLMSBY.
This valuable medicine is sold in boxes, con.
'aining thirty pills, at 25 cents per bog. ByD
J, Stewart. Georgetown.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-30

ANOTHER DUEL AT New ORLEANS "A
duel took place at New Oheans on the
25th ult., between Gen. Vim, Dsbuys,the
Whig State Treasurer, Ane Mr.. Richard
Richardson, which II was feared would
likely be attended with fatal consequen.
css. The parties met al The Orleans
Ball RoOm. al l2 o'clock, and fought
with shsrped fois. Mr., Richardson was
severely wounded in the lower part Of his
body But faint hopes we're entertained
Of bic recovery.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-30
NATHANIEL GLAZE.

| The Citizens of Brown county, who uie 10
Dor" under diseases arising from impurities q
the blood-shOnld hever oispair Of being bIoUgLt
to a sound state Ol health until they have tTied
Wright's Indian vegetable Pills.
They are the most efficient medicine ever lh-
troduced to the public for all diseases arising
from impurities ofthe blood 'u#
Wrght's Indian Vegetable PillswilI always
prove an easy, safe and Efficient remedy, In
the following diseases: Bilious intelmjtttnt,
remitttent & infamator5 feve fever Atut,
nundce, cholera morbus, nuuset, liver ctm-
plant, habituNl costiveness, dispepSiR, dropsy,
appoplexy sick head ache, coles coughs, ,consunI-
tion, asthma, all diseases arising from imtu
rites of the blood.
1t should be remembered, when the the1m.t M
eter stands at ninety degrees in the shade, II 1t
the process of digestion is perioImtd with .Uch
extreme languor, that our food instead Ct bEiIg
speedily dissolved and converted int o nut tTiDtnt
Cor the body, often becomes actually spoiled q
purified in the stomach. Hence bad breath,
disagreeable taste in tho mouth, ckolic. rHil &.
dysentery, cholera moibus, INFLU} MA, snt
other diseases.
Nright's Indian Vegetable Pills are certaI
cure for all the above dangerous complaiDts;ts
cause they cleanse the alimentFTy camel iltfn
all those bilious and putrid humOTs which sIe
the cause, not only otall disorders Of the btv.
ellis, but of every malady incident TO nan
They also aid and improve dIgestion and ruriiy
the blood, and therefore give health and veoI
to the whole frame, as we'll ms drive pain OF
every description flon the body.
II should be remembered, all genuine niedi-
cine has Wright's Vegetable Pills LGaily ptirt
ed on the sides of the boxes and that if the won
Wright's cannot be found, all is positively
wrong. .,..
AGENT for the sale df the above rRnts
Wrighps Indian Vegetable Pills. stGeorgetcwt
D. J. STEWART.
A. ]. STROUBE, Hgein,rort. .lrgy
L. NowLAND, Rus elville.
STLAs THOMAS, Decatur.
July 22d, l943. ya ag
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-30

PHtieHf.-Oh, doctor, | have passed
sncha dreadful night!
Doctor. Indeed! what is the matter
with yOuf
P.-Oh!I don't know--butI have seen
my grandfather oil night.
D.-ReaIly! what did you eat before
retiring 10 resti
P-Oh, noIhing-nO,hing at a'l--only
Just quarter Ofa minCe pie.
Dolly a quarter! Well. to night
you had better eat two quarters, ,and then
possibly yOumay see your grandfather ahd
grandmother.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-30
S'rATE or OHIO.
BLOWN COUNTY Cow, PLEAs.

BROWN COUNTY Com. Pleas.
PETITION TO EXECUTE REAL CONTRACT
David ID. BrSnuon Adm'r. Mary Ann j.
Evans Adm'x. Of Anthony Evans decd,
vs..
Winfield s. Wright and Anaeline Wright
his wife, late tAngeIine Evans, Mary
F. Evans, Amanda Evans, Eliza Evans,
and Martha Evans, heirs of Anthony
Evans decd.
HNHE Defendants above named are notified
Il that on the 18th day otDecember l643,
the Petitioners filed their Petition in said Court
alledging that ON the 23d day of Febriys SAG
the deceased, Anthony Evans. Ientered into
written contract with John Miller for the con.
veyance 10 Aaidt dtMiller ola certain tract of land
situate in Brown county containing SO acres,
bounded as MISUNDERSTANDING at a maple g.
hickory, thence north, 81 degrees west, So poles
10 links TO a beech and 3 white oaks, thence
north degrees west, Ill poles to a ftake 9
hlckories and maple: thence south, SO de-
grees east, ia poles 10 links two beeches &
white oak, thence south, "a degrees west, "a
poles to the beginning: Part Ofentry Nos. l2-
S51 d l|S56in the name of Jordan & Thomp-
son that said Evans died without having exc
euted deed for said IaDd to said Miller, that
all the purchase money therefor has been paid.
The prayer ofihe Petition is that the Court
may order the petitioners to complete said con-
tract on behalf Of the heiIs of said Anthony E.
vans by executing dSed of conveyance in fec
simple to said, miller for said tract of land on
behalfof said defendants. Application will
accordingly be made at the nexl term of said
court for an order agreeby TO the prayer ofsaid
petition in conformity to the Statute in such
eass.made and provided.
DAVID d. BRANNoN, Admir-.
MARY ANN j EVANS, Adm'x.
ofAnthony Evans deed
20. W. KING Atty for pstr'ss
FObsuaEy 10th, 1874.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-30

UKRULV MILKERs Does your COW
kicki ID not fly IL a pis,lo n,and poud
I her with haHspISe, or trim her with Il
ROsd or COW hide, 0r vent your spite by
kicking her 10 iurn. You will only spill
q great deeI Ofvengeancs uselessly, eau.
, OinR great wear aud tear OF temper: make
yourself feel very foolish when you get
over it, and set a bad exmFIe to your
children, while your COW in seventy ca.
SeS out Ot seVenly.oHe, will kick as bad
Os.beiors or worse. II she is q heiior,
you will intaIlibly teach her to kick, as
her kicking in the FIRST INSTANCE, was from
pain or lrgh', or some such cause Of
which she could be cursd by simply pay.
log aitentioa 10 il. A heifer never kicks
from priaciple II she is an old COW
your IhTashing will generally 10 worse
Iban thrown away. Just keep cool and
tPy some other means. Make o pen Ol
Jus, such s'zs that The COW can COM
fOTlablv slsno in II, aud NJ more. This
you can DO IN the corner Of your yard by
setting down three posls, and boarding
them up fence like, leaving it open al
the end TO dive ia ihe COW. Lat space
be left open allhe SIDE where you wish
10 milk. Pul your COW into it and fasten
her by stretching a chain ACROSS The end
Of the pen behind her. Then take a
piece Of 10; c, say fifteen fee! long, and
lie one end Vi it TO post behind the COW
aud near is length distant from her, lie
the other cad to The leg Uf the. animal
just above her fOt, drawing it back as
much as Il would naturally be fnr her To
be MIXED. Then sit down and milk tn,
COW ct your leisure. Il will take man
bali an Lour perhaps TO make q. pen, and
when once made, il is very Iitde more
trouble than TO milk without She may
. object 10 going inio il Once or twice, but
Will afterwards give no trouble.
This we recommend only however,
when q man has an animal, valuable 9TH
SEWiss, which will kick and which he
wishes to keep A poor COW that will
kick, Is too greet nuisance 10 think OI
Keeping sl all, If you are afflicted with
: kicking COW, try 1t and you will not re-
grst il,-Prairie Farmer.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-30


Whsn thsy'havs a hSadaehs,Or feel low spirited,
relief
Sherman's Poor mans Plaster.
Only l2l cents, and warranted better than all
other Hasters for curing rheumatism, /. mbago,
pain or weakness in the side, breast, back, or
any part Of the body, worn on the lower part
OF the spine, they cure the piles; draws corns
out by the roots in about two days. These
are the cheapss. and best plast rs in the world ;
Man persons would not be without them for as
many doilsH a. they cost centa They are
spread by machinery, and the enormous uuanti.
ty If over one milliOa is sold every year. Rich
and poor, high ard low, all ages and conditions
use them. They afford such quick and aston
iShing relief that some call them the Magic
Plaster. J, W. HOxie, Esq, Mr.. Michael Mar
tin, George d Strong, ESQ.,, J B. CIomwill, g.
a multitude of others, who have experienced
such great and decided benefit from the genuine
Sherman's Plaster, mightbe referred TO. Cau-
tion is necessary See that you get the genu-
ine Shemsn's Poor Mans Plasters. Printed
directions are on the back Of each plaster, with
a facsimile Of DR.. Sherman name. Many
spurious and worthless imits'ions are hawEed
abont; they should always bo avoided-trust
none but Sherman's; his is sure to cure, and he
alore possesses the secret of making it.
These medicines are for sale at
Georgetown, by D. j. Stewart,
Fsesburgh, Daniel Trout.
Hamers,iIe, w. B. Wight.
,Russelsvie, LSmter. Nowland.
Ripley, Ridgway and Credits.
Decatur, Thomas and West.
Fairview, Robert Patten.
Eckmansvil!e, John Morrison.
West Union, Wesley Lee.