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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-15

bascn we're swamped, and O great deal
OF aour and Tobacco injured. Il. - I u
Thursday morning shout 4 o'clock
very severe shock Of the Earth was sen.
sihly feltin this City and neighborhood,
but to what extent We have not heard.
The framed Houses were so violently
shaken as to give considerable alarm to
all within...we know not Of any damage
being drne::.:., Combining this eireum.
stance with the uncommon tempessuous,
weather II the preceding day may afford
the philosopher an opportunity to form
as least 40 entertaining Hypothesis from
he events. +. = 'rA' - : !
~ Fred~ick. Town, (Md J Mays.
! On the 2Sth uls- we experienced a We
~ heavy storm accompanied with thun-,
der aud'Iightening. During the conflict
OF the elements a quantity of HAIL fell
! --as large As ever1was seen by the oldest
inhabitants of this town.. Some Of the
ssones measured Upwards of sir inches
in circumstance, We have heard that IL
has done considerable damage 10 the
house Of Daniel Bxskkass, at the Ferry I
= on lhe Baltimors read. - b.. 80 =. -. Il
~" %-&-~. ~ 2 p ~
~ 7MesD-0yieans, MARCH, so,
The JoHozpiag is a copy efthe Ad4ress
(with rs answer 1phich tpas presented
On tie 2srd inst. to Gen. yilkinsen, and
is signed By many Of tie mo tssveaithy
Gndrsspse. able Inhabitants q this CRY.
TO as ExcELLRNcY, rs
GEN. JAMES WILKINSON I
Sir, r. ..s4.,
The recent ares. Of Aaron Rurr. has
We hope, dissipated the dangers which
have menaced the peace and safety of this
city. We therefore beg leave to congra-
tulste YOU on the discontinue of the
wicked plot, and to present you our &C. i
knowledgmsnts for the protection you
have afforded u.s.. Spectators Of the diff
euities and embarrassments, by which !
We have seen you encompassed, ve be. /
heve that knowledge of facts and cir.
eumstances, as they have really occur
red, will satisfy every hnpreiudiced per. !
son, tia. the decisive steps. to which you !
resorted, in critical. women, were not !
only justi6able, blythe extremity Of the |
case, but were essential to cur preserva-,
ton. -:s::ss: --s.ss+ >. :. -
weare not surprised a. the alarm, nor
do we eondeuln Tie sensahilities which
were excited by the sxt1aordinary. mica. |
sures, which a sense OF pablo danger
compelled you. to Gdopt, because the 1
rights and liberties of an American. eiti.
zen, cannot be too sedulouslp guarded |
but We are persuaded, that in the instance |
which has given origin to this address.
your conduct has been loyal, datiful aid
patriotic. And that when your motives
are made manifest By q fair, developer
mens ofthe transactions which have, en-.
gagged your attention in this city, the !
impartial and enlightened part of the
world. willconcur with us In acknow-.
Lodging your merits and services. z-a..
We lament the domestic, affections
which press upon you and beg You to
accept our best wishes for your future
fame, prosperity and happiness. To :, I
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-15

.THE subscriber wishes to employ .
i man ofindustrious habits and coed
character, who is wen acquainted with
the Milling business. ~ :,
SrEPHEN SNoDGRASS.
~ Bsek- Greek. May IS. 1907. :.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-15

Observation-Disclosures the Missouri ri.
yer. 80 tx - = feg~s.A%.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-15

The following paragraph relative to the
present unhappy situationNof Harvard
College h copied from the Salem
J., TApx,. m ncrYrSr ~ "
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-11
From TIE Ps0au Css.t.. n1.nA,.


We have converted with gentleman who Left
Malta, the 9Th June. He confirms the account thar
the EngHfil had been defeated in Egypt; azd that4
ir.gate and Hoop OF war had brought intelligence to
Malta, with the bodies Of two OF the Genera, killed
IN the action: One of which he underiood to hay,
been that Of Major General Frazer. 1.-The General
itaf OF the corps which went to Egypt were Major
Generals Frazer aud Wauchcpe. and l,risadier Gem
eFal Stuart The Britilh lois was nased to be az
1000 killed and wounded mo. than one half OF the
oops winch landed 1t fuppofed, the Br;tinl
were defeated by the Abanans, mentioned Ill Gen
frazers letter announcing the capture of Alexandria
ana which were tated be the mar Oh 70 relieve
mat city. AN account of the dea-h, by dIeaie, OF
Rear admiral Sir Thomas Louis, Bt. ale Teceiv-
ed at Malta. This leaves the Brth fqualron IN the
Archipelago without ADMIRAL Duck :. ortl and
SIR sidney Smith having previouGy failed for Eng
land LOUIS was one of the be4 officers in the Ter
wee, lie was with Mellon Al the battle OF the Nile;
and had been Unveiled with icysra orders of knight
hood.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-11

American gentlemen, recently from Halifax, fate,
that the affair between the Leopard and Cheapeake
differently rePreiened there from What it has bee.
IN the U. States. Admiral Berkeley has alsdeed II,
writing, that his orders not ued uutil every
application TO reitore the muneers aud deertsrs had
been made by his Britannia Majelty's M niaer Con
full, and officers and had been reufei by the qovsrt
nient OF the United States" He added that though
the captain OF the American rgate, poftivey aarted
tat NO delerters competed part Of the crew. the Of
leer entitled them avowediy fuch, and was one OF
his Leutenants. The men were afterwards actually
found on board the fFigale," OGe Of the killed on
board the CheiaPea@e, ilid be a warrant OIL
Ger OF the Britih ihP Chicheer who had been nvei-
gled from his duty. lhe declarations of commodore
berkley, as itated above We undsrRand has been Off
e'ally received By the Bdt eonllI, rsliding in Bol
ton.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-11
last Gbs.,iug's Gail.
NETWORK, Augun G.

1t would feem that the commissioners appoint
Cd to iuperIntend terrifying the port of New
IoTk, have nor thought proper TO adopt any of
the numerous plans that hsve been prefen,ed TOR
their confederation /; but are going on upon the
Old orieina! plan of their own, and have atlu-
ally commenced building aud linking bios ks
from Perkins Point on Governors lflaEd, to
the edge OF the channel. On this point We un-
deritand to be erected a Rrong Fort wbich
VIII mount SO heavy guns and upwards.
Eg. PoP,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-11


TO all The world, the pOrsab ofbenevt,tuce and phi
lan'hroPhy. The admirers, and euloaihs Of ,heic
mighty nenarchs peak of their hearts and motives
with equal aduation, and iall loon have oeeafi-
or, to know, whether they, or either OF them de-
erve mol the apP,auits or curies OF their Fellow
men. X
at meeting of majority of the Spottfylvania
Troop OF Cavalry on the 4. of Augut, 1907.
committee was appointed by the membe,s
unanimously, to take into confederation the
late cowardly, wauton and fiagitous attac <
ct the Briiifh flip of war Leopard, on the u.
states Frsate Cheiapeake and the commit
tee having retired, in a few minutes report
ed the following refou,ions
III. RsfSlved unapinouRy, That we view the
attack upon The Cheiapeair, by the Britih flip
OF war the Leopard, as an iniult offered TO the
American people, and iuit caufe OF hoaility en-
the part OF the U. States; that il violation
OF our neutrality, and calls loudly tor an exerti-
on OF the energies of the nation.
cd. R:jeived manimouQy, That as much as
we dePrecate the horrors of war, we
are ready TO ercoqnter them, in defence of our
rights, aud iuffer every priva,ion rather than
iubmt to their violations, by the Eiults and
aggreilions of the Brit;h government, and the
authorized perpetrators Of its robberies, i'm
preiiments and murders
Cd. RcjokUed ulaahwovFy, That confcious of
our phyhcai energy and power, to repel force
by force, and having the mott implicit conf
dence in the witdom, tpritcd firmnefs and pat
rioti!n of the Executive of the United States,
we, AS members OF the nation, determined to
fupport the Government in the aiiertion OF our
rights, hereby tender fefvices TO the 60
vernment, q" and pledge our lives, our fortunes,
aud our facred honor" never TO defert the fan
dard of our country, but with ouI lives.
9Th. Re/oiUed unanimouhly, That we will hold
ourieives IN readinrs, to march at moments
warning & hope that we may not be the Iait to
whom our country may conhde her defence.
5th. RctoiUtd unanimously, That copy of
the foregoing refolutons Ue ligned by our Cap
tain, and tranfmitted to the governor of Vmg-
Dia-and that they be inherited in the Virginia
Herald and the Enquirer.
STAPLETON CRUTCHFIELD, CAPT.
ExtrH9 Of a letter from Coz. Ciai5omne TO bis
f-ieadm Richmond.
"I recommend to your particular civiIites
and attention, Gen. Wkiuion and MIR. Gra-
ham. They both have ierved their country
with fidelity"
The Orleans Gazette of June IS, has the fol-
lowing article
"Portalis, the French minifter, for public
wori!'ip, is tending mifIionaries to China, and
they are to fet off this year, accompanied by
kiiiul Astronomers"
Our London papers fate that the Expedite
on, under general Crawford and admiral Muir
ray, which was attended at the Cape OF Good
Hope, was defined againlt the Mauriius.
Phil, ReriFer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-11

The Brit.fh Houfs of Commons confils of SIG
Members for England and W-ies, rs from, Scotland,
and 100 from Ireland. Total 657. The Preent
Mini.lers calculate OH having AT ofth.ie on their
fide leaving go againtt them.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-11

u" Norday HE bird&fy Of HqggR next, bp,Jaazf 70 a
d''ce Of King HWisu Comfy Court, 4oW be E2,
9nDe Pre'gje', 10 tie bigLF Iidss,, fer ,.say uoaey
70 mSeb Of Be
u NRACr Of LAND, whereon Francis WeG
4 Quarles now rtiidss ia the upper part Of faid
County, will rae the fun Of five hundred dollar.
and intere from the fra day Of January laa, with
maIl addtionalium Tor COTS Of iuit and charges Of
iae.
BEVERLEY RoBINsoN,7 -
JOHN FOX, Comm
July /. oaw4w.
This fale not tskng place, the Land will be pcG-
lively fold on Thuriday the 'hlrd day of September
Il. ROBINSON,
FOX,
AUgua III. ssw4w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-11

Our London papers fate that the Expedite
on, under general Crawford and admiral Muir
ray, which was afiemb!ed at the Cape OF Good
Hope, was defined againlt the Mauri'ius.
Phil. RegiRer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-11

The Orleans Gazette of June IS, has the fol-
lowing article:
"Portalis, the French minifter for public
wori!lip, is tending mifIionaries to China, and
they are to fet of this year, accompanied by
n,iiful Astronomers"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-11

DER will FAY 20 each othec, refy .5r Ssors esaisias
erosg6 lo' t6ee and for ne let us theuunite in the
oen.ncient with Tor peace, and that they may open
to all the world the porta ofbenevte nee and phi
lan'hroPhy.. The admirers, and euoaihs OF ,heie
mighty menarehs ipeak of their hearts and motives
with equal adplation, and iall loon have oeeafi-
or, to know, whether they, or either of them de-
ierve moi the aPPiaufts curies OF their Fellow
men.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-11

Extr09 Of a letter from Goa. C!ai5omne TO bis
trJend in Richmond.
"I recommend to your particular civiIities
and attention, Gen. Wilkuion and MIR. Ora
ham. They both have ferved their country
with fidetY."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-24

igor '' nIsh. 's's md, saa pse.sl
. !, @ hare besp published - y y
gers esslr e nea:ested Above, rans - ! ss.s
me g q. e,e3u .aE AND RIIE u.a5 aT r'as IS.
DR. TIssCI', wiirl, -. 80 =, y t',n
sout tlls European continent. .s1 5cs ,'e .as
counded benefits arc fully 49,, s,.s sae }ls
cerahcates already published e s,
well KNOWN n Ainelies, beip,, ! ssaan'leniss
sequence s,,s ;, = tho state Of Mar land 1
E Ts ladgeiy. of Hampton; Ja,.. I ,':
hs1. .onc ofthc directors c tia ~ ss'ii slast
q f' Maryland John Maca,,s;;n r.. .'iasss Ba
cul'bn, lsis wife and Mrs pr@,i asfS. N
8 es'sslfafe fdlr. 2asa.gs gelso' ' w. ~,
/, co q three weeks since Twas nos Sc
" attacked with Rheun.s,ic paa,s sl'. We
my whole frame, inso severe ! ,,,, msolsAAa
60 % a','s to turn il,1ny bed without as,;.,
proceeding ss suppose from sewers sss's' y
on being advised BY friend to an1 l,' e, sod
sot's Gout and Rheumatic Dpa pry !, ~ lis
lngly obtained from the agents NIess,. accord
Dobbln and Murphy, two bottles, the . 1seFs'
ton OF which, under God, have peres rrI4Sal
stored ire to health. lam tI,erefora .e.u ~ ri
with confidence to recommend tb;s sl nlalce'
as aesltain care Ssa the above d;sorda ''''ael
n 1HCM.fa KELsn
Baltimore, July 22d, 1906.
serlyscafc Of -Mr, T1osa.us lamhie4 n,.
- = go 5.l..E
1t would be an act OF injustice 70 ,r;.,,
my testimony Ct the salutary effects Of NV.
i lssot,s Govt and Rheumatic Drops as H.,
experienced very unequ;yocal ins,anc ,'A :
their virtues and efficacy. was afi, ,l ~
two severe attacks Ct what is usraIjy CALI n,
Dead Palsy from which partially rpoor rs.s
but was obligedto use crltches 10 sid ~ :,
walking when ! left home; tc this were .o;; 81
violent Rheumatic pans, the rcsul, o(.,a !
fiction, and ! had feared the disorder voaI
accompany me through life; but proyident;s,
" was recommended 10 apply at George Da6
bin and Murphy's for DIR. 'rissot's Dirsr,, ~
after using Only one bottle, found myself No,
fectly liberated froln my disorder. and sra Now
thank God, as free from pain as il never h.
been afflicted. Finding this medicine opetat
50 powerfully on myself, | determined to az
ply it internally,to my child, "a boy only eleys
months cid, who was then reduced almost t
skeleton With the Bowel Complaint; ate
administering it iour times to him, his coin
plaiat was entirely removed, and heis now 70
covering his strength with great rapidly.
Tn. CAMPBELL.
Baltimore, July ss, 1906.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-24
GREAT BARGAINS.

INTENDING to remove to the state of
i Tennessee as soon as possible, visa to
dispose Of the folio wing valuable and iacreas-
ing property upon lew terms, which property
T inherited from my ancestors, who have had
! a legal title to the same for upwards of one
hundred years. as
One tract weIlknown by the name
eff Aa1NGDoS, being oR the Potomac river
between Alexandria and George Town, and
nearly opposite. iiescity Of Washington bcaa-.
tifully sisuated,s containing about Four Hun Z
dred acres, now leased to the Mr.. FVises says
three hundred and sixty dollars per annun
with ether stipulations centainedin the said
lease.
One other tract contiguous TO the
Hrst, leased to William Fraser for forty dol
lars per annun, containing abont sixt a.
eres. So
One other tract containing tenacres
sFbottom land, adioning the EcarMile Mill
tract.
One Other. tract contiguous to the
Abinrscn estate, and within two and half
miles Of George Town, containing rs acres,
The greatest part OF ibis land is heavily CO..
vered itA red and white Oak.
Il Z IS O,
Three thousand acres onthe Scioto
River, in the state OF ohio.
This tract descsnded TO me from my uncle
George d. Alexander, being one n1oiety Of
The land he was entitlsd to Tor bis military SER
vices during fhe rcvolu sionary war All the
tsle papers with the wills pndsr which | am am
ezsitled to the above property, are IN the
Hands of BALD wls DApEa Esq: to whom APP
piisation VIII please to be raade for terms &c,
he beiaaT legally author sed to contract and
dispose ST all the above valuable property, for
whirh good and satisfactory titles wall be Civ
<zE IS. sssss
Walter S. Alexander.
Aaxsss ~ %
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-24
c.. q r. Waite.

r One of the above firm will personally
attend the drawing daily, to take down the
numbers correctly, as will also one of their
clerks. So
The next New York Lottery wiz not COM
ulenee drawing til April next-!ickets of
which lottery may be had at sANaits's offices,
No. 64 and No. So, Maiden Lane Nesv-Yorl.
Distant adyenturers, accompany ing
their orders with bank notes of any deselSIo-a
Gor to either Of Naltes Offices, IN New-Y ork.
or HaltiIaore, may have Tickets and sil..fesi
toTwassled 70 en- arasllt With TIC almost
peactgahtg and the eatles- ,s7s,ssc asssfs5 chem
soi their suscesss u prszss solds by q and
II Waite slla ,s p@l1 ssy tlaeEsa
lit TEkess In the aeoge lottery as to be
had az ]. sAIARcHs bookstore. Georg sc lownss
where the prize list VIII BE regularly received.
October Is 3taw2m
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-24
Pablo Sale.

By virtus Of a ctcree Of he county eoar sJf'
Prince William, sciH be ertosed to sale, b.
fore the. t-ont door THE court-souse, in the
toUn Of Dunfries, on The first tf0.NDdy'
in Novem5er sest, the jotiorrng PKOPER.
TY, VIZ.
Ten likely NEGROES, con-.
sizting Of men, women and children; among.
whom are, good house carpenter and an ex-
cellent house seryant-one Harpsichord, in
toIcrable good order.-This property will bel
sold, on credit OF six months, the purchaser
giving bond and sscdrity for the payment.
.4zso, at the same time and place .riN be sold
A Tract Of Land, commonly
called q 7ed5's Dale" situated On Quandc'
Greek, about one mile and halfbelov Dunn
fries; containing about three hundred acres,
On this land, whose situation and quality emil
pently recommends it, is a good dwelilhgS'
house and Offices.
4 Lot IN the town OF Duntrles,
an which IS erected large and convenient
stable. =
Several Lots IN the town Of
Carrborouga, at the mouth of Quanticp,
Greek, some ef which ave improved, and az
of which will he particularly Gcsignatea o.
the day Of SAB. ~.
z, The real rEpperty above mentioned' Vil u y z
sold on a cradit OF six months for one hs's
the purchase money, and Of twelve n' s, ~,
for the balance, the purchaser slNnS H'3
and approve. security for the payment
Benjamin Bolts,
John II. Peytoa,. =,
aVm. A. 6. DadeJ Z
ossobeps. [lo,] q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-24

prize is twelve dollars. The scheme contains
only 2 500 tickets 5000 Of which are ac-
tuaily,soldto accompany OF gentlemen, in n
York, to whom the Managers have Obligated
ttie1nselsessto commence the drawing in the
city of Baltimore, On 7'HuRsDAr The 3lst
! dry Of DscsHBzR asxt, and ssdraw 500 tick
scts per day.
Iicketsand Shares are now Sc ling IN va
riety Of numbers and very rapidly, at Ten
$ DOLLARS and a H4IF each, for a short time
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-24
Hamslton's WoYns-destroying Lo,
zengeS.

BY which many thousands have been re-
l;evsd from the distressing and dangerous ma ma
lady of worms and other distractions in the
stomach and bowels.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-24
Hausiltons5 Elaxsr-.

- .14
A sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
coughs, astlInas, sore threats snd approaching
eonsumptions.
Hahn's Ants-baIaons Pills.
Are Justly esteemed for carrying off the s sil-
sperhuous bile from the stomach and prevent
ing morbid sccretions and their consequences,
bilious and MALIGNANT fevers, &c. These pills
are perfectly mild in their operation, and may
be used with safety by persons OF every age
and in every situation.
Tie SoUer ssgas Ointment for the
Itch.
A speedy ard effechlsl remedy, generally
removing TIE complaint at one application. Il
may be safely used BY persons efevery age.
Wc Arod)Ne Egaxsa'.
q For the cslrc Of every Kind Of head ache.
Ha5ag,s gessuu,e Eye Water.
An excellent remedy for all disorders the
eyes, many persons having beea cured Of it
when nearly deprived Of sight.
Iooth-scAe Drops.
Give immediate relief in the rsest siclsnt
attacks.
Hc 1Nc3IO1AttoS5 sf.0loSsef ~ h'se
Teeth AID Suns.
Cleanses and strengthens them, and pre-
serves the enamel Of the teeth from tecay.
Go1ol1nd's Lotion, and Tho ge7slss1e
Persian lotion.
Both celebrated in the fashionablsm orlds as
most excellent cosmetics andperfec:ly safe.
Hams ta-Gs and genAsae Corr
Pl0sstcr.
A-ecrtain remedy for corns, speedily esadHi-
eating them without giving pain.
gass and feufr Drolbs.
Justly esteemed for their great efficacy ia
cure Of agues and intermittent fsyers.
Danask LII SS1sssss'e aas1 laadaass
Eegge5ebIe Specific,
Jane. Kennedy, fen.
1 Alezandria, October Is. ,eS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-24
q. e r. WAITEsS

1sraly Fcrfuuase I-o7TERr- @ FFTcs, corver sf
Maker and CHARLES-STREETS
BALTIMORE.
The grandeur cfthe scheme of the above.
Lottery, together with an assurance from the
Managers that it will positively commence
drawing on the slst day of December next
have been sufficient inducemrnt for the sub
scribers TO come TO the city OF Baltimore for
the express purpose Of facilitating the sale
OF the tickets.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-24
Hazasltonss EssSuee and ExtYacs
OF Mustard.

8 "A safe and eHectual remedy for The ggollt
gllsumafism, sprains, pans IN The facs and
neck, &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-24
u q e I C Z.

HE partnership lretofore saoslsuns ~.
X tween the subscribers was dissoiss. .,
sotA day Of September, by Inptual c0nse"'
John Horner, ssh'
John Homer, pm
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-24
ADDITIONAL. EVIDENCE

Z xfIFt 3
the great effisacy of TIC Patent ana liS1a-
uily lsSfeessciass, prepared BY the late Rich
ard Lee, lun. which tor.Heals eight years past
have acquired throug hopt the UEited. ssssaSss a
celebrity hitherto ASeaNaied,
P,azzaaez la:s, f1Yyss 8, 1900.
Reing sles;rausto make pubic Tor the goor
of Others thc.s excellent quality of HsaAllIs-
TONS ELIXIR, prepared by tie late Mr.
Lee, i have sent YOU the following aceountictf
the benefit + have received from it, which I
hope viii iinslpcs etiers to- giye.it atrial. In
eonss qaence- Of a bFuise on the brcastrcoaived
from fall, ny health grew Bad, isa, breathing
became very difficult, and frequently I have
had suddenly 10 rise mp IN nay bed wlists all the
horrors of immediate saHDcaaOn. Add to-
these constant ps,in in N breast and cough,
great loss OF strength and flesh, and you may
conceive that 10 sy m sientl lndicaSssJ
IN approaching consumption. he advice of
4 most eminent physician WasIesorted to, and
afterwards a second was calIeslfiN,S without gls-
Ing NE any relief. Another physician who
knew roe and the cl.cal st5nces esJ my case,
Ensk;sed s7ve ElSrsT a trial. say
Eng he sfoI III as,ssas fyaogiee, ard elss-asis
Gle pstssh scod. "A bette was procured
from Nr. Arch S, aas found relief before
I'D fakisss osss II q fcontiaucsl to use
aSansl was 5000 ST enough to ATTEND 70 bu-
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