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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11

There can be 10 doubt but The French
are confirmed in their determination to
adhere 10 their resolution to break their
treaty with us-and to continue their
bloc&ading decrees-by the support
they receive from the aurora and other
democratic papers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11

1t has been said in the New-York
"Citizen," and appears to be admittedin
the Albany " Register" both democrat
ic papers, that Mr.. Jefferson and Mr..
Madison, sometime since received the
title of French Citizens from the French
Government, and reIiprscated a COM
plimentary letter on that occasion.
What would have been thought and
said Of distinguished Federalists, who
should have accepted from the British
Minister, certificate Of being enrolled
as British subject?
ARcHIBALp Jonas, Efq. Federal Republi-
can, has been difnifed from the Office Of
poRmaaer at Fraaifot (Maine1 and Hix4a5sr
E1iglH, Efq. Democrat, appointed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11

Agreeably to the Regulations, adopted by
the Commute Of arrangements, the
FUNERAL PROCESSION,
Of the Remains Of the departed sage and
patriot, took place, yesterday at 5 o'clock,
from the dwelling house of The Hon. Chris
tobher Gore, Park street, and proceeded in
the following Order through Winter and
MarIhorough-streets, Cornhill, Court and
fremont streets, to the Chapel.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11

and seconded BY the Hon. Mr.. Care, were
unanimously adopted, viz
II being Of the greatest utility rs well AZ
moral fitness TO pay public henors 70 me
memory of those whose lives have been
eminently useful and it having Pleased God
to take from us FISHER AMES-a Man
whose virtues and talents have honored the
American name the citizeas Of Boston are
DESTROYS to exhibit their sense Of his exalted
worth by tribute Of Public respect 1T II
therefore, unanimously
ResoIved, That in the name Of this meet
ing the family of Mr. AMEs, be respectfully
requested to permit his Remains to be
brought to this town, to be Inferred IN the
manner which a Committee appointed by
this meeting shall prescribe.
A committee Of 70 was appointed to car
~ the above resolution into effect.
Resolved, That the Committee OF Arrange
ments be instructed in behalf Of this meet
ing to apply TO the Hon. SAMUEL DEH-
TER, and request him to pronounce, at the
interment, an Address upon the melan-
cholly occasion.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-08
F O r FL \.
Ertract t;'csa the Paris ArsYs.

Rrtrset from the PARIS ArsYs.
Ihe preparations are continuing against
sweden, and they are Of such nature, that
before three months are at an end Gustavus
Will have lost his throne if he does not return
70 more enlightened system of policy. The
English have as yet landed but a few mscrs-
bic German battalions. They will take care
how they expose their national troops in a
country where they would arrive only to be
prisoners of war. Some newspapers have ex-
asgerated in 3 very absurd manner the re-
sources and strength Of Sweden; she can
hardly muster forty thousand men, and even
most ct these are very i'll armed.
great part Of these troops consists OF MT
litia, whose fidelity cannot much be relied
upon, as the people are decidedly against tbs
war.
Czerni-George has given to his advanced
posts the most precise orders to show ths'
greatest regard to the advanced posts OF thsI
French troops which are in Daimatia, towakds|
the fro> tiers of Rossonia and Albania.
The cotton and coffee of Arabia arriv Va
such great quantities at Constantinople NJ
the price OF these two precious coplmoS-.res'
cannot fail Of shorty experiencing conslder1I
able fall in the markets of all the European
states bordering upon Turkey
w have received from Germany Ter somel
time pastb means Of the caravans of Turkey
in Europe. These caravans have hlthertoI
met with little or TO difficulty in passing thro>
the different armies which arc assembled IN |
the provinces of the Ottoman empire,
Our ports continues to be b,ocksdcd b. tis
English; this however does not prevent tie
frequent arrival Of vessels from the Ecish
boring countries, laden with provisions. Il
The fort which commands the casrance O.
the port, is in the most respectable state o.
defence so that is not probable that the enc
my should think Of attacking it.
A newspaper said, ere Yesterday, taat lns
king of Sweden was aye to put huharea1
thousand men upon FOOT. Had the editor OIL
that paper for moment reflected how coa'aI
he have advanced such an assertion me-
king Of Sweden, whose zes! fer irsssaa ANA
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-08

80 assume self govrrnmso. aud ara, ,.,;
towards metropole who has proyotss
such assumption by total change Of M
civil organisation Of the coiocy. s,a
refusal, or inability 10 stford il political ana
external protection, az was the case w;,n
respect 10 France and Saint Domngo. =
country like this confedera.y, wh,ch h,.
realised us indepsndence ndliberlie., can
not, conceive, reoounce these priaciole,
10 the ejsdice OF ano,her colony, wi,hour
. stigma on ilself sod ne.hing bu. mors
than ordinary spirit Of persecution aea,oss
trade, which { xlsts in the gyverBmeot Will
accoun, for such sacrifice Of in,eres. and
derelicsiun Of principle.
BY some mistake, DO doub:. this &C, of
government, is DOT renewed, and would
die natural death. il another, more i'm.
por'an,. did no, keep i, alive lhough il
us nature II s,,ars every shr.g else.
a sub servient infatua'ion nike this, has
reconciled the world 10 the dowufaII Of
Prussia, and. from It's fallen capital. W.,
issued the 6st universal decree OF Dior.
ade, tbs 2lss Nosember 1906. Which, ma.
expressed 10 general terms, could euly b.
leyes'ed at that country which remsia.
ed or was expected to remain 10,
trail, CT independence OF b. III be.l;,.r.
any 'h'rg said by DEGREES, 10 The co,,,
withdrawing. The mission to ny
against ADD 1ePel such 20 aggression ea
neural right, OCCUR par., whilst the ~.
chants were prndently curisi',ar hcirr;.s.
could alone have justified he o4licy of ,hs
execution of il on theirs when ,hn NV
openiY resolved CD, as we were wa,o.d -
our agents abroad, England nigh, Sc ~
pecsed 70 retaliate, and our properly re,,n
ipg from Europe would become 3esuahl.
prey Of their oasy.
But II seems tina, some persona were ar,
ois'ous 10 imi'-te the Dutch Grand psos;
onsr and Spanish Prince of Peace. &
At this crisis, before we had the certain. y
y 81 such re'alla,ipg orders, we raich.
more noporably and advan.sgeously have
redsemed the time EogIaod and France
too had afordsd..us, aud adopted yigQrou,
measures liberalization Ourselves wtihou,
the appearance of being driveo to extremes.
4nsread OF which the Administrations vo,ua.
'af''y and preeip''a,ely lad an embsrgu ~
our trade. universe! 10 its spp'icstieo, and
unlimited 10 ITS duration | say .he ad,
m'n'ssra!ion laid IL; for 90, only do &C.
quit sh- Thirty fsdsraIists of aoy pay,icipa.
TOD 10 any such measures, bot the twenty
esmoc'a'ic members Of congress who
would cot come at the beck, and barts.
fhtiT constituents interests for ten lines OF
presidential communication, ss mus, have
ocos ihose, who, IS Mr. G. w Campbell
has told US, 'hcaghs the affair se5t-spidsat,
aad saved thcir breath in defending il.
10 be coutinsed
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-08
IN CoMMoN COUNCIL,
I'd JUNE, 1908.

- 49, 1000 ~ e oOos q
OxpERED, That Messrs. M CURE, Preston,
and Johnston, be committee with power to
cause the lower end oil Prince street to be re-
paired: Provided it can be done for the use of
the dockage thereof, and that they let out the
end OF Duke street. on the best terms to be
obtained.
Test
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-08
Jas. M. MeRea. c. G..
N @ T / e. f..

The Rolls will be called at
the Company Muffers, during
the Summer, at g O'Clock in the
Afternoon.
JUNE e.
We are authorised to state
that the Occoquan Bridge is f.
nlshed, and ready for the ac-
Communications Of passengers.
May 20 din
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-12
FL sET'G
). NOTICE.

vr4ILL' be exposed for sale, st pub-
w lie auction. on Friday the 10th
instant, atamy residence in Buckles
Town, aitshe personal estate Of Robert
.M'Knigas, deceased. The terms viii
he made Known on the day Of sale. ~.
- ANN M'KNrGHT. Exr'x.
Angus, II, 1908. =. 5 o. -, * = :
N. B.. Those. having claims against
the said estate are desired % exhibit
them fof settlement, and those indebted
are requested to make Immediate pay.
rnent. y. - " ! r. III
' ANN M'KEtcHT, Exr'x.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-12
L4.NiDS for sale.

- E
s1N Monday he aiss 81 Novemh.r
~ next, being she ~ day az IL
Court of th9 connfy &c Beskeley Coz thae
month, at The Glnhs Tavern h Mar,in,.
burg, I viii sen q public suction lor
ready money, : very valuable tract of
LAND containing phont go acres lying
about mile and an half from he town al
Martinsburg There IRE On he rrem;.
ses good dwelling house, kitchen, barn,
SC. and the whole i IN tsnaniahie con.
ditinn. twill Be shewn On application
TO Mr.. Samuel b. Harris ii whose ten.
ure il row i, and pcssessiun win &
given p the purchaser O the iss of A.
pril next. ~. -
.Ihi. property was some years since
sold under . deed 81 trust from Aliehsel
M'Kewan and wife for The bsnefe az
Gen. Swami and Others Of he civ of
baltimore 70 whom u a6w helones. r
is enrumhered with N old Mortraae
which win b exsinguished PRIOR % de
sale. Full information q q she tide
viii be given On applitss;osI %
- PHILIP G. PRNDLRTON. !
Msrtinsbdrg, Virginia, ! - - r.
August u, isos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-12
a.. ~
= STRAY C0W.

CTRAYED from the coihmoas Of
y Martinsburg, on the 9th Of July
last, a red aud white spotted Gov, with
4 white streake down her back, and
white belly, her hind feet white and pro.
badly her fore feet, herhorns bored, and
bothher cara leut Of, she had on I large
bell with chain collar. A generous
reward win be given 70 any person who
willreturn said COW. o. take her up, and
give me information, %. that ! get her
: cATHARrNE HoMNAN.
MART nsburs, august IL, tsos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-12

TAKEN up BY the spbscriber, tres
i passing 90 die pialtsfion u Sam
usI Hite, near Opeekon- Greek. . sor.
rel Mare, thirteen hands high, Eve years
old, with a star and snip, msaly mouth,
neither brand or other mark, appraised
to thirty-6ve dollars. The owner 10 de-
sired to prove property, pay charges and
take her, away. >. -; -
~ THOMAS PETERSON.
August 1s, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-12
THE Subscriber hereby infarms the
inhah;eaues >e Na...;..A..-..-.a -.

THE Subscriber hereby infarns the
i Inhabitants Of AlartinsburR and iis
vicinity that he ssill eoutipues his occa.
patton - , Wheel Right, Be makes Flax,
Wool and Cotton Wseeis, Cheek Reels.
Windsor Chairs and all other kinds Of
Turning. he win likewise repair old
work for his old customers, he win take
In exchange ~. new work IN kinds Of
country produce q The market price, 10
has II pfesent on hand, quantity Of
work such % Windsor Chsirs Of the
newest fashians, house joiners and eabi.
net makers may also Be- supplied with
large benches and clamp screws, or any
other kind belonging % Joiner turning,
Merchants near or &C . distance may Be
supplied with Tar Cans % usual, either
by thetsinsle dozen Or Eroce. =. ~. 3.
AL those in arrears are desired 10 can
and discharge their balances either u
cash of>countfy produces, either win b
accepted. He still resides IN HE old
stand In Burke street, near James Fault.
~ MICHAEL KERN3e I
August H.. 1868. Z
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-12
ONE CENT REWAR d.

d AN away from the subscriber, on
n Sunday last, an Apprentice boy
named John Raney, about 10 years Of
age.-He took with. him . variety Of
clothing, not recoilected. One cent
reward Will be paid for the apprehension
of said apprentice;
q August II, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-12
:.NEw.YoRx. august 5. =.
.LATEST FROY I.ONDOl

By the arrival Of The ship Union, IL.
eobs, from Loadon, (wsieh port she left
on the ftth .June) the Editor Of the
Mercantile Advertiser, has received a
file of London Papers to the 9th Tune,
and Llosd's List's TO the yth. inclusive.
CAp,aia Jacobs had paper ofSfhe. 1ith,
but he gave ], on his passage 70, the cap
tain Of British frigate. 3.
Doctor Hee.mann, . passenger, Is
The bearer of dispatches from our minis
Ter at London, aud from St. Peters.
burgh, % the government Of the u.
States. He informs Us that the British
orders, in, council. It was expected il
London, would shortly be so modified
d not materially to affect neutrals.
The riot. in Manchester, and The
other manufacturing towns in England.
though in great measure kept under,
were not altogether extinsuished.
The linton has upwards of 5000 let
tSfs. 49, - s----s 4 -.--s !
We have also received BY the Havan-
Ia Packet Proclamation from the CO.
vernon, and Council at HAVANA, opea-
rig The ports Of Havana to the English.
an1 declaring war against France in the
name of ferdinand VII. Intelligence
Of the recent revolution in Spain reached
that island Sy the ship Dispatch, Single
ton. Of Philadelphia, ID 81 days from
Cadiz. She brought out q great num-
Der ofSpanish officers, from die new 60
verHment oriunto At Seville. ~.
a letter from the HAVANA dated the
2olh Jul, expresses an opinion as cur
rent, that oil French properly would be
conkscated, and all FrenchmeH, not
domiciiiassd, would be compelled to
qssis the island.
Estrac. 81 a letter ffsm a respectable
MERCHANT at Havannah, reeeiped at
Eerp. 3erk, dated July 10. -.
" An express extraordinary has this
moment arrived here fromSpain, bring
ing the important news that the emperor
houaparte no longer exists that he was
Filled b the SPantards AZ Bayonne."
A late Vermont paper says" BY
gentleman who passed through ST. Al
Bans, on Wednesday, last, We are in-
formed, that the militia who were called
out 10 support the laws of the union on
the shore. Of Lake CHESAPEAKE, were
disbanled, and returningto their respec-
tive homes" stts s a
"a go - %S.n@* f7fa#sse
There passed throughthis village on
Friday last, twenty Ave Wagons loaded
With ave barrels each. Of pork, md two.
With potash, and we are informed by
one Of the drivers, that there were Sc
sen,y Wagons engaged in the same raf.
&c. which win shortly pas through this
: 49,. .cM I: Western pager. H.,
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PRINTERS IN CLOVER !

. PRINTERS IN CLOVER!
Mr.. Selleck Osborne, editor of tiaes
Boston Democrat. is.appointed isu,en-
ant Of dragoons. in the service Of she
United States. q -. -
Silas Halsey, junr. editor ofthe Tren-
Ton True American, alieutenanto of Dfa-
goons. = =. - .. g. :
We hive also heard besides the APP
pointment Of col Ri alias Rinadsr. Of
two journeymen printers in Lancaster,
one or tsciOurOeymen printers 10 Har-
risburG and York, and one or two jour
neymen printers in Washington CITY,
being appointed to commands in the
regular troops. ~ '-.>. ..~.,
Who are TO write, - -.
And 6ght. *
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nARTlNsBuRG. August IL.
&itn,

=, e.. - &S-E. - &etGu, 81 4 49, sss KS
On Saturday last in IN advanced stage
Of life, Mrs. Macy Mendenhall vile
bfNirs James Menienhall. 1r !.
49, On Sasurdaytevening, very suddea-:
IL, OF an apoPlexv, Mrs Hannah PEN
dlston, 4wifs Of Mr.. william PsnAssoa.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-12
Extract ri a Hitter. from Rdrkadtes, d.
-, ted IOth fitiy, 1904.

''at e : ~. .st.es 80 g n 1aas "a
u1... - ~. 49,, 80. -. -.
IL. 800. s,lls.s - ess s'neels,y %
:. Ess s -. ~. sp.I r. 49, 1a%e
" - ~. - - = $500 - -" ts'
y ..s tyr utu y :. 'L.'e
So ms. every rienenn 1.., s'sner %
= Lol.os1. = 49, An.ea 20 2. a
hs: 80, us aIs.ay kno. 2, 1ooss 1o'Oo'
80 - y . 49, We. Pln !"
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7
Ts he Eiissr q. ras BzEAt1 Gai .5sfsysoa -.
~.... .---s-- Lrsalxescey.
SIN. l. 49,. > - &
THE conduct ct Nh Jefsrsoa through the
whole of hin political career hiss beenmarked By
30 many changes and giarng inecnsistencies, that
to pursue him through althe uiaxeso q his devious
way, would require . mind similar 10 that BY
which they were originally traced To attemPtit
would be van, but sth there are sOuae strong Enes
whieh itis impossible not toperceire. He . At
tended By fatality which has uniformly compelled
him to abandon m pract;se. even the few sound
principles into which his iutsress and his theories
nwsrily betrayed Inns and 4 Is only TO the Host
ing ehimeras ofhis visionary Imagination, thst he
asbeeH able to adhere with Consistency He seemsso
have drafsed the declaration ofmdependence, only
ihaaa might serve . a seSere satire upon his own
adninistratiOa: fSs ~aat grievance i there> ~
forth, of~hich the last ssyeR PEARS have not fur
nished an examPiet
Presentsd sioIfOns Of the constitution, were
the grounds Of his opposition to the former admi-
nistration- The alien law which furnished a sub
jeet for the display Of 50 much Virginia and Ken
lucky violence, was justly objected to. as placing
sOo rnuch power in ths hands Of the executive
From the purity Of theE professions, one wou.d
scarcely have supposed that Mr.. Jefferson and his
followers would have chosena MEASURE, the mos,
faulty ofthe farmer administration. the rc:,snness
Of which sGenselses had 50 frequently and loudly
declared, as the mode upon which TO improve
But the Congress Of the United States, either
from weakness. ora dislike ofeonszadictng in the
peevisbness II his Old age, the /whims Of thsir
leader. hare lately betrayed the interests Of their
constituents so far. = to pasAA IN Ect making the
solectors Of each pS. The sole judges ofthe lega-
lily or illegsiity Of any shipment Of provisions,
which might be Masking ia their district Suspicion
was the ground upon which this judgment was 10
rest The properly Of the merchAnt was tobe de-
tanned, and the law b which this injury was to be
inflicted. lockedup d hedark rceesses Of an isno-
ran, oolleesor's bosom HIS deeizssoa was to Be
conclusive /, 'front.' there vas no appeal Tosab-
init was rum; opposition was v.in and uniawfal-,
Thus was q power unknoWnto the fee CONSTITUTE
On Of America. vested in the hands ola few oOIlec-
tsks # the revenues For aay oppression of which
zuaSnA "c SSlh1ta InSt NeFe ho% SceOOat~Oass
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tFreman's Jouraa',l.l

Miranda, counteda number of Frin-
ters, among his deluded followers. and
the uaueh abused victims to his unhappy
.en,esprize he had also printing mate.
riais, for the furtherance Of his views.
But rs our new army is not supposed to
be intended for any Revolutionary par.
pose, We are not of opinion that there
Is to be a disfincf corp Of " Sfangtphasg.
ers," as Lancelot Langstalf dubs them.
Were such an establishment intended,
who more Sc 70 lead them than Duane!
No-shese typographical officers are to
sink their old profession in approaching
greatness. A revolutionary general Of
France rose from the spacebsrto the
head fan army, exchanging the cam.
posing stick for a marshal's truncheon;
and this fact recorded in history may
turn the brain Of many printers boy
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-17
]. 5. VaRNUM,
TIL. JEFFERSON.
GIBRALTAR TRADE.
Head QUARTERs, GIBRALTAR,

5th January, 1909.
u addition to what has already been pub
~slsu' all these concerned are further ap-
s'1Sd' 'Aat no Spanish vessel will be licensed
: ao0Se one hundred tons burthen, that no
l.,s viii &c allowed to be imported; that
cd vessel can be licensed and that no
SiS license to import articles from any
..f'pFoyided it can be proved, that the
seq a sse not actually sail from said port sub
~ 70 tae date OF the license.
s,. nc felaisison,~ according 10 the regulated
b., %, nay be either in English or Spanish,
i,st @Vuia DC more convenient if printed and,
rr,. ~u Ct mentioning the proposed landingin
fonTI = terms, as was before ordered, it Is
de.G necessary to direct, that the quantity &
is pdon o. said articles of which the cargo
b. apOSed Shall te inserted, describing it to
aomir aaa,acture or produce Of his maiesty's
rhas on ; mat It has been imported into Glib
sirsr, ~ a British ship or from Great Britain
fsh, Us The case may bel. rhe articles of
Ger T,s ~eper inferred, may be exported un-
provided the moiety Of it shall
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rhiIadeibh;4, Dec. 81, 1885,


DEAn SlB,
i have csreia''v pernsed your work,
ius. printed, ea,itlea = The Planters and
Mariners MSd.caI Companion" | take
much pleasure il expressing nay entire aP.
probaslon of the piao Of the work, and of
The utility with which Oh have conducted
vour enquiries, Yo0.book eannos fai! TO
be a very acceptable presentso the public
10 general, and Especially of our own couu.
Try sen, treaty ara Of opinion, that you
are entitled to much praise for the pains
which you have taken 10 furnishing us with
a work, such as the Medical ComPanion,"
tie want Of which has long been expert.
erced amoug as.
With sincere wishes For your health and
happiness, and for the continuance OF your
usefulness,
Isema;n. my dear sir,
Your friend, &c.
B. S. BARTON, NJ. D.
Professor OF Ma.eria Medica,
Natural History and Botany.
DIR. flames E7vsA.
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HEAD QUARTERS, GIBRALTAR,

7tA january.
General Regulations hroto&ed at this bort
Every article Of the produce or manufac-
tare of his majesty's doninions, and every
article imported direct from Great Britain, or
in any British ship, intended to be exported
under license, must be landed in the place,
and the ships manifest registered in the Sc
crctary's office, from whence permits will be
issued for the re-~embarkation.
With respect to the articles Of fish, the
certificate Of the prAtique master, that the
same has been imported in a British ship, or
from a British port, will be sufficient to regu-
late the proportion Of that article shipped IN
der license.
By command.
iSigncdj
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George Town, Columbia, I
March Sd, 1903. {

1a9|en 90, Aooo'
DEAR SIR,
The ample testimonials Of a%pproba,ioa
~pre6xed to your wo:k. epti'lsd The Me.
dical Companion" will | hope, secure you
the patronage Of your couptrymen.
EIbs!ongs exclusively to the real physicis
an to be sb!e to determine the merit Of
medical compositions ) and your book has
auspicioualy corciIia'ed the %unsqaivocal
commentators Of medical names Of no
common note. r.
Few physicians NEE. with the rewards
of their we'll meant and laborious exestions
10 the cause of humanity: but that your
laudable exe1tions msy be literally reward.
ed is the sincere wish Of II
Yours, .
John Weems, NJ. D.
DR.. 1emes EweA.
March II. 21sw&t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-17
December 28th, 1907.

I have read The Planters and Mari.
rer's Medical Companion by DR.. James
E.wel,. Of the state Of Georgia, with plea.
s,re and satisfaction. Ii is a book COO.
tanning a variety of matter in a small COM
pass. The practice which be recommends
il diseases, is modern aud iadicious, and
the work cannot fail OF being useful, 10 all
Families in the United States.
JAMES WOODHOUSE, ND.
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