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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26th. 1907.


DEAR SIR.
have looked over +" The Planters
and Mariners Medical Companiun" with
c,ear pleasure. and NOT lutte inssruct,oe.
7 End 10 M excellent remembrancer OF
much thar have already learnt from other
works, and from professional experience.
Being better sdapsed TO the general cifcum.
a,aness Of the United States than aov other
PRODUCTION of the kind hitherto published,
;tcsnpos fail 10 prove an iovsluable :" Com
nan;opn 20 those remote from medical sid.
Thar all your viSws in she publicsiinn 81
;,mav he more than realised, IS the sin'
cere wish OF
Yonr frieud and obedient servant,
Charles Caldwell, NJ. D.
DR.. James ErUeA.
Paiiadrlphio, December 90, 1907.
DEAR SIR.
The work entitled, 1.-THE Planter &
Nariper's Medical Comparion," which
YOU we're good enough 10 submit to NJ,
examination, have read very a'teos'veiy,
acd / consider il the most osetu! popular
treatise on medicine. ever Published.
The writings of Tissot, Buchan, and
Reese. on this subject, have desersedly ac'
uuired reputation, bu, their practice is
dau,ed rather TO the diseases OF the coon,
uies in which they lived, than TO these Of
our own.
A well aiges,ed work, 10 style plain
and familiar. which should inculca,e prac-
tice suited TO the diseases of the United
State. has been long required. Ysu have
now supplied the want. Trust that your
sary valuable book may be widely circulas
ed. IL is certainly calculated to do much
good. Every family should purchase and
sgsfsllyssad iss
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John 3. Dayidge, N. D.
Professor Of Anatomy, Surgery, &c.
10 the College of Medicine of Ma.
rvland.
Baltimore, Feb. 10, 1908.
George Tozvn, Columbia, I
March Sd, 1903. 4

-
DEAR SIR,
/, The ample testimonials ofapprobation
pre6xed TO your work, entitled 9 The Me.
dicsl Companion" will | hope, secure you
the patronage Of your coun,rymen.
|, belongs exclusively TO the real physici.
an to be able TO determine the merit of
medical compositions and your book has
auspiciously conciliated the uuequivocal
COMMUNICATIONS of medical names Of no
common note.
Few physicians meet with the rewards
of their we'll meant and laborious exertions
in the cause Of humanity: bu, that your
laudsble exertiops may be literally reward
ed is the sincere wish of
Yours,
John Weems, NJ. D.
Dr.. flames EzUeA
March II. 2,Isw4t
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December 2sM, 1907.

have read " The Plsn'er's and Mari
per's Medical Companions by DR.. James
Ewell. of the stats of Georgia, with plea.
sure and satisfaction. Ii is book con.
saioipe variety of matter in small! com.
PASS. The practice wasch he recommends
in diseases, is modern and Judic'ons, and
the work cannot Fail OF being useful, III all
families in the Uoi'ed States.
lanes WOODHOUSE, MD.
Professor of Chemistry 10 the
University OF Pennsylvania
DR.. fames E1vsA-
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A Tract Of Land,


IN the same county, which was granted to
4 Thomas Chapman by deeds of lease and
release from William Tebbs for 69l acres
bearing date the 18th and 18th days CT June
l774.
Also, one other tract OF Land,
in the same county, which was conveyed to
the said Thomas Chapman by deeds OF lease
ant. release from Bertrand Ewell and his wife,
and Jesse EweIl and his wife, 10 SO acres,
more or less, bearing date the 9th and 10th
days Of April, l775.
Also, one tract Or parcel OF
Land, which was conveyed to the said Chap
man By deeds of lease and release from Jesse
Gwell and his wife, and Bertrand Ewell and
his wife, forl5O acres, more or less, bearing
da.e the Cd and Sd days of January, 1884, all
Of which deeds are now of record in the couns
ty court of Prince William. And also, all
the other estate, right title, claim and pos
session which Carr Chapman, on the Goth
November, 1877, had Of and in to the land
and real estate whereof his father or any Of
his ancestors had died, seized or possessed.
The above description is taken from the mort
gage deed executed by Carr Chapman to
Thompson & Veitch on the Goth November,
1877, and now recorded in Prince William
court, under which the property is sold. 1t
is understood that the three tracts Of land have
been united into one which adjoins the town of
Dumfries. On it there is dwelling house *
some wood. The general rights described
will, as it is believed, comprehend a fourth
part of the reversion of all the dover land Of
Susanna Gwinett, and one fourth part of the
reversion Of all the land devised by Thomas
Chapman to Elizabeth Overall, after the death
of the said Susanna and the said Elizabeth.
Bond and approved security will be required.
Benjamin Bolts.
March dts
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Jonah Thonpfon.
Decree IN ChancerY.
March 81.

BY virtue of decree of the superior court
chancery for the Richmond district, pro-
nounced on an appeal wherein Sarah Chap
man. widow of carr Chapman, deceased,
and Susanna Chapman, an infant daughter
of the said Carr Chapman, by the said oa-
rah Chapman, her guardian, were appel
ants, and Thompson and Veitch were ap
pelIees, shall, on The first Monday in Hhril
meet, before the court house of PrinceWil-
liam county, sell to the highest bidder, for
ready money, or on credit of s, 10 s IS
months,
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Pkiladelbh.I, Dec. 81, 1907

GNUIoNCtS'Is~s ASSs' 80
DEAR Sir,
have carefully pernsed your work.
lust printed. entitlsd IS The Planters and
Mariners Medical Companion" take
much pleasure 10 expressing my eo''re ap.
probation of the plan Of the work, snd OF
the utility with which you have conducted
your enquiries. Your book cannot tail TO
be very acceptable present. TO the public
10 general, aud especially OF our own COON.
tyynen. Ireally am of opinion, that you
are entitled 10 much praise for the pains
which YOU have taken 10 furnishing Us with
work, such cs the Medical Companion,"
che want of which has long been expert.
sucea among ns.
VISA sincere wishes for your health aud
happiness, and for the continuance OF your
usefulness,
remain, my dear sir,
Your friend, &c.
B. S. BARTON, MI
Professor of Maierla Medica,
Natural History and Botany
DR.. flames E1vsA.
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BaAimere, March Sd, 1903.


ton. and consider it as merisipg esteem
for the concise & accurate history which II
pives Of the various diseases OF the human
BODY, flew il any Of which, we believe are
om,ned) and the method OF care, which,
is both rational aud agreeable 10 our expe'
r,ence. We are happy that you have made
use of the new facts that have occurr'd IN
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dera,e knowledge in disease. We cao re-
commend it, with propriety, TO that class
of citizens who have not 80 opportunity or
means of procuring regular medical advice,
and consider it as fully answering the 10.
.ep,ion of vour benevolence to people OF
these states, 10 its compilation.
We are your we'll wlshers,
Littlejohn s. Donaldson.
Dr.. James E1veh
DEAR SIR,
We have perused your book, entitled
the s'planrer's snd Mariners Medics!
Companion" with much satisfaction, and
strongly recommend ito the attention OF
those families who cannot with convenience
procure medical aid. We think II the best
publication we have ever read, On the DO
mestic treatment of diseases, more espeei.
aily as it regards those of our climate.
We are,
Very respectfully,
Sir.
Your mos, obedient servants,
Brown 6 Mackenzie.
Baltimore, All March, 1903.
DR.. flames ErveH.
SIR,
have read your work on Domestic
Medicine, with pleasure. The pracice
recommended 10 II is, tbitk }ud,cioes,
and have &c dorbt cha, the soi'a,s plan
ter ADD the vovsgvr, secluded from u%de'
cal aid. will of,en be undr, great obhgan
oua 20 YOU. Your wark IS the hfs. 'hs'
has ben wri,teo for family use 10 this
country, and being fgem the pen ct a nati.t
physician, has g,eat advsn age over ne
publications of Buchsu and lissoi 1t Is
disse miuasion shall prove tqnss t@ what II
merits. YOU will 5000 have a call tor anothel
edition.
/ am, with respect.
John Shaw, A. NJ.
Professor Of Chemistry. 10 be
College Of Medicine OF Ma
rylsnd,
DEAR SIR,
ns.e locked over your T" Med'oa
Companion" with pleasure andsatsisclon
and approve of the drsfgo I ne atrange
ment Of the sar,eus parts is Jndic'ous, shs
language IS pls,n and persp'cuous, and th'
sentiments happily condensed = 'he modes
Of ,rea,meu. grow GU, ofshe mos. improv
ed state ct ouf science, and nay serve 90
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IS Planter and Mariner" but are we'll cal
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pest hints 70 The medical practitioner.
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| services of sble physlaians, would IL IN,
| opioion, with adsansage, possess one Q
| your volumes.
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RECOMMEND TIoNs.

\, testimony Of sae merits Of this work, the
tolzosyiag certificates presented BY some 81 me
most distiagai,5sd Medical characters q tse
United States, are inserted.
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N O T | C. E.
ALL Al AMERICAN EDrr,os. No,
>Just Reeeayed and for i,r's e..
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N. Chapman, NJ. D.
Lecturer on midwifery, aEd the
diseases Of women and chill
dren.
DR.. James EzOeN

DEAR SIR,
have carefully perused your ~.Me'
dioal Companion and have much plea.
sure in asserting that IL aboonds with OK.
cellem observations. we'll calculated 70
convey valuable instruction to all who are
nor possessed of regular information on
the subjects of which it treats. II IS easy
Of comprehension. and has 40 important
advantage 10 being short. Wills; !! leaves
little thar is esseut.aI unnoticed. Heads OF
families will fod it a useful guide Cd ma.
ny Interesting occasions. Were indeed,
men 10 general TO give more attention 10
the principles Of diseases, ADD the meaos
OF rcmedyiug them, their rsvsges might be
much more extensively mitiga'ed. With
my best wishes for your success 10 your
endeayors 10 lessen the sum OF human evils,
Ibsg you 10 be assured, thas | an, dear
sir yours with sincere regard,
Iohn Crawford, M. D.
Baltimore, 7tb March, 1908
To DR.. flames EzueK.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81, 1907.

Sir,
| have read your book, entitled " Inc
Planters and Mariners Medical Compa-
nion" with pleasure, and think II worthy
the attention Of the citizens of she United
w. sHIpPEN, NJ. D.
Professor of ASasomy.
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at all, We publish the following extract Of a
4 letter 70 gentleman in this city, from his
trlent IN Pennsy lyania, whose father, a reyo-
iutlcnary officer, was severely wounded in the
war, and continues to suffer much pain from
the wound. ". liner.
M tatfcr's sufferings on account of his
wound, which still continues open, have been
extreme Unknown to any but his family, In
sllence he has worn away 50 years of unceas-
ing anguish, nor could he, am sure, have
borne II with ssch unexampled patience, were
he not 5uoyed up in the reflection of his suf-
terlng IN glorious cause--his country's free
dom. ! have seen his countenance kindle
With indignation at the infamous denunciati-
ons now so commonly bestowed on the party
he adfcres to; Tor my own part would need
no demonstration of the falsity of those aggra-
yating insinuations, daily made against the
purity OF Federal principles, other than a
knowledge OF his sentiments Feeling the
pride ofa patriot insulted in misery, which
the warmth of patriotism alone enables him
to bear with patience and cheerfuIness, have
heard him Indignantly exclaim, &C Must the
spirit OF a native American lie insulted and
trampled upon by foreigners, who were wand
efers in Europe, or those who were infants in
their cradles, or unconcerneG spectators while
ne was enduring pain, wretchedness * want
IN the struggle for independence ~!
With sincere conviction of their being
most conducive to his country's welfare, he
has ever protested the principles of the school
OF Washington, and as all adherence to them
soon raised us up from the weakness OF infan-
cy to the strength of manhood, he believes
departure from them has brought upon Us I'M
timely decripitude."
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N O T l G E..

IN consequence ofthe retirement OF James
H. Hooe from The concern Of Robert I. Hooe
and Co. which has hitherto been carried on
by the subscribers; the same business will bo
prosecuted under the same firm, by Rcbert
r. Hooe and John Muncasser, with whom the
settlement of the old concern remains.
Robe;t t. Hooe,
James II. Hooe,
John Mancaier.
July Isle. ssn
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>;,;;veas and PROPERTY from
q: heb at hang res9l.re s. "a 8 "a :
rsaS are ~ : S' anv argspneatto be used at
'aszss Nssu ~ tbat sbig vas not the real
e g sp sssa snss sas i i was, that
sjsss q sas s ss produced i precisely con-
& psasals How has the embargo pro-
bsy eifes'. !. -a;thalyu1yu oar cisi1sss from
rsttd s g they have been noinlnlousiy
l5r's e., heir native country, and driven
tziIsd non' lin to seek that subsistence
f9fs's S have denied them. BY the pinch
Fhlsns s,,a.. the craving Of nature which
bgs q ss .r,s;fd;sd. thay have been forced
bust s, 3 ,gSpIovmens Of that very nation, to
BIO g. 8. sa IRE fold, in the language OF Mr..
hon : ) a,ose seri0us eepeal all De
|efs's0 4 rot notorious that net a sea-
PoFs '0ga ,rI, Is lnan three merchant ships,
pen sn's sow wis,l all this wei. known TO
|st sss g. q We are told that the embargo
e : . Far their benefit, and because, for-s
= 80 .hss % wen answered the object, IT.
Pun Z Der Sc removed. lie ministers OF
y !. ~ "a ;ustice, how long viii the people
F a; =, 3 lie base inpesitions Of falsehood
|'1'' s.. s when viii their eyes be
q. e.. ). S ;e true interests OF their country
I Ss,' erssarso lsas indeed had the effect to
!. =, 81 & i,sas ilsr rrsourcss, to this every
t. ..slsr can testify with sorrow.
i. s,se resources cease to Be s va!ttc5le,
= = Srs dscaYing in the possession OF their
= - u,so Cannot dispose of them, they
y aa ming upon tie hands Of the farmers,
8 II. isgssrson says thsy are : 7dls'tab!ass,"
ii t5ersGora it is treason, II is political
= .resv IN the people who know it TO be false,
dsay the fact.
BIT Il IS not enough that the people
rali be forced to bear al the miseries
,bica follow ii the train OF the embargo,
|. freeman who dares to question lis Wis
an, who does not breathe his sighs softly
r his suHerings, is Denounced by Mr..
rasrsol as no REAL" Citizen-Wniie
L continue free and independent nation
I'd are not, BY the arbitrary mandates OF
bsobute power, prevented from enjoying
,n opinions and privileges as such, the
,eops aalg speak out boldly md freely of
hs measures Of government, they 5oia COM
lain when they feel they are injured they
yiG reprobate the destructive measures OF
Orrlps and designing rulers. We purpose
sreaftsr to shew that as the sources of re-
snue viii be dried up by the humiliation OF
unmers, that in order to support the or
mary expences OF government, Ian, a
arect tax, or some other G!sernafive more
51'aioas % the people, mast necessarily Be
esortfd q, 70 support government. It is
me tor the people to reflect upon this SUBJ
'et and to decide whether they will sub
ait to such burdens, to encourage expert
aents d weak and inprovident raters.
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From the L,.zerne Fedgrakst.

Mr. PRINTER,
The sun had sunk in the west,-the Ia
Dor of the day was done-and l had seated
myself under the old elm before my cabin
door, to taste the refreshing air Of a delight
full evening. The moon rose in full nlaies-
ty-and the stiffness Of the night was sweet
" interrupted by the. vespers of the distant
wh;p-po or-wilh-The here as sat meditating
On the concerns Q. our country, a form half
wrapped IN mist appeared to emerge from
the forest.--Fear chilled my blood, as with
a majestic port, he, approached mel at
tempted to ay--when the spectre with
voice full, yet sweet, arrested my flight, pla-
cedin my hand the paper that send you,
and vanished.
Methinks still see inhis mein--his air
The intellige,2e that beamed around the
brow OF him who in the day Of battle, have
seen at the head OF our armies.
The Manuscript.
Awake Americans---be on your
guard--be vigilant for danger approaches.
Who hath built his throne on the ruins of
all the Republics of the old world Who
swayeth the iron rod of despotism over the
tairest portion OF the earth
He--even he--whose ambition sleepeth
not-whose WRATH is innplacable- ty-
ranny is insapPortable, who seeketh your
destruction.
- Awake, Americans-be on your
gusrd-bc vigilant--for danger approaches.
Who IS he that was once the companion
OF Napoleon, who came as an exile to your
shores Whose wife has returned to the
tyrant? Is he yet the friend of the tyrant?
Is he spying out the naketlness of your land?
Americans, bejealous of your Iberties--be
vlgllant, for danger approaches.
The enissaries of the arch iacobin are
among you--beware Of those who would
paliiate his conduct--beware of $50
and ----- for they, though your Hatter-
ers, are your foes. have given you warm
ing--tarewell, forever"
| send you the manuscript as left with
me, having omitted only two names. IF
there is indeed such danger from the inau-
ence OF France, every public centinel should
endeavor to awake the nation from the
slumber into which they seem to have been
thrown by the opiates of Democracy.
O.. GRUMBLE.
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POLITICAL EXTRACT.

g The riches and consequence Of some of
the states, are derived chiefly from commerce
and navigation: deprive them of these and
they sink into comparative insignifcance.-
They lose their just rank and weight in the
nation; while the agricultural states, not be-
ing affected by the stroke in the same degree,
acquire an ascendenc, in the public councils
that may lead to the overthrow of that equali-
ty ofrights, and balance of representation a.
mong the several staes which were nicely, &
on the whole satisfactorily adjusted by the
constitution"
As an appeal TO the feelings Of the demo-
cratic leaders, if they possess any ssnsibility
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their heads carried about the city on pixies
and finally their bodies and their furniture
burnt. In Valencia upwards of 500 French
men have been killed.
!" | learn from NIalaga, that the Sally,
Hastings, will load for Boston.
Extract Of a lester from an Anerican p,en-
tlenaa'l at Gibralter, to his CORRESPONDENT IN
Boston, dated July 18th 1908.
The fortress of Barcelona is still in pos
session of the French hope soon to hear
that the Spaniards have command there 4 !.
gain. Tie Spanish armies seem to be so
tar successful, and they are in great spirits. =
Another letter from Gibraltar, July 10,
from an american, says, 6 The Spaniards are
now struggling without their king, and with
an nndiscipiined army, against enc of the most
powerful monarchs in Europe. God send
them a favorable issue. They have shewn an
enthusiastic spirit, worthy of the highest
praise. Their resistance, when their enemy
had $50 to 200, eco regular troops in their
country, was as unexpected as courageous"
SPRINGFIELD, Aug. II.
Herr mr.. JEFFERS SONS PROPHECY.
Some 7zuentycr Ta0entyj foe years ago, M.
.11ersen 1y,ote as tsllo7ys.
Ihe times may alter will alter.
Or fstlsrs NIL became corrupt-our people
careless.-A sing zealot may commence
prosecutor and better mea, be his oictinas. It
can never be too oftenrepeated, that the time.
for fixing every essential right on legal ba-
sis is while our rulers are honest and our
selves united. From the conclusion of the
(this American )war, zoe shall be going
dozonhiH u zuiHnot be necessary to resort
epery naoaacntto tie people for subp0rt.----
THEY zuiA be foygotfea, Mere1ore, and their
RIGHTS DaSREGARDED."
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L 0 TIER FFIc

e. T1cKITs in the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the 0 flee
Of the Alexandria DAILY Gazette.
price Fire Dolls. 81 Seventy fue
cents. A regular list Of the
drawing will be received and in-
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.