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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-29
January "a. ----N--
Lottery Tickets DravanS'

On Thursday the 24th instant tickets IN
TIE Baltimore Hospital Lottery will advance
to "a dollars a7.d on Thursday the 3ist inst.
10 q dollars. Only 5000 Tic kets to be drawn.
The wheel has Gained S $40 ana all the
hiph prizcs in the wheel. Tickets 2 shares
,;or sale ~ ~
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LANDING,
Ard for sale by tne subscriber, at lis store
on King hetWcen N'ser < Onion-strects'
10 chests young Hyson lea,
do TYSON do. of ircsh * line quail
9 bales neefhoon Gurrahs
do fine HaEtas,
50 boxes mould anl dipt Candles
40 kegs choice Butter, in small! kegs tor
family use
A tons Flaisler Paris
SO reans PIPER
Also, II baes OF rwi1e, & Windsor Soap
lin Boxes.
John G.. Laid.
Move uohrr 10.
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Jnuary ".
NJ 1RSH AIS SA l. =.

81 4 K oil AIS ga LIZ.
VIII b, o.cree. for .ae at he market square
in the town Of Alexandria, Oh the 2ls dag
Of this month in the morning,
One mahogany Secretary, the pro-.
perty Of Richard w Har7y.o t-taken by VIZ"
tue of an attachment lii favor OF JOIN wise,
and to be sold undcr an order OF the crcusx
couit for Alexandra county.
Also,
On the fist day cf February neyt, will b
offered for sale, on The premises, at eleven
O'Clock. A. HI, an u.eKpired Lease, Tor
Term oEycars, OF Lot Of Ground. comMqa-
~ known by The name Of Schestias Sfr'ay
Tavern, situate On the turnpike road leac.
ing from Alexan,iriA to Washington City,
the property Of abraham Lindo, and CT which
az attachment was levied In favor OF lrae.
man B,ashcars, ard VIII likewise be sofa
under an order Of sad court. The terms u
the above sales vii! be Cash.
Daniel Minor, D. M.
For w. BOYD, M. ID. G..
1000 bufhcis James River Coais
On board me s!oon Hannah ana Sally,
Fca SALE RY
John & Thomas Vowel.
PUBLIC SALE.
On the SirtA day Of February neat, 1aEH 6s-
sold TO the highest Bidder,
ry1UE house e LOT in the town Of
/ Occopuan, Prince William coun'y,F'r-
GINA, late the property Of BENsIsRWilLE1T'
deceased, and now occupied ny MIR. RohkHr
WEIGH. The House is of Brick, arc -
conmcdious, and the other improvements
GOOD. ';'he sale will take place at twelve
O'clock on the premises, and will be on a cree
dit of six and twelve Donths the purchases
to Give bond with substantial security.
The property is valuable, but Il isrfessam.-
ed those who wish TO purchase will Judge
from view.
RICHARD WfLLErg Heir at l.nz'
Z, Benniah Wi!et, decsased, dy re
attorney in fact,
GEORGE WIl.LETT..
Loudcna County, Virginia, : diff
Tccamher 10.
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rican government to sdfpor, its independence,
by sending y man whose principles, as mani
tested BY all of his publications, are of the
most determined republican nature. Hence
it might be inferred, that Bonaparte would
look with the same disgust upon Joel Barlow,
az it is well known he did upon Lord Lauder
dale, whose principles he nistook so far as to
suppose the noble lord was republican. .Bus
it is certain that joel l;arlow has very much
changed i'll his opinions respecting the cha
racter Of mankind !; and when he was last in
this country, he often declared that he found
they were wholly unfit to receive those doc
trines of liberty which philosophers had pre-
pared for them 1t is therefore by no means
impossible thai Mr.. Barlow, may have gone 70
the other extreme, and think that the. multi
tudc require the muzzlc of restraint and
can only be kept in proper order by a military
government. Mir Barlow. before his last yoy-
age to America bad resided r:ary years in
France, and he must therefore be wei; ac-
qriuintcd with the nature of the people s. the
character OF their government At al. events
the appointment OF this gentleman to d!plo-
matte station at the court OF. a military dcspo.
in France, forms a curious piece of history,
and places him IL very extraordinary con-
trast from the time when he waited on the Ma
,ional Assembly with the homage Of Repub-
licanisna, and present OF Shoes for the use
OF the republican soldiers.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 20.

We arc ai.aos, every day struck with some
new coincidence In the contact OF our aomi-
nis,ratica and that of France. NJ. Faber, IN
his Skoteisas Of the IuterSl State OF France,
riyes this account: :. In France falsehood is
proclaimed is truth, under the warrant OF
every po.sibic Official form, and attested as
spch. IN the face of those who know the fact
70 be otherwise. You find every public fuac
tionsrv asserting before the universe that
wSich he docs not believe, and discarding all
pretensions 10 good filth in the opinion Of
those who are about him, Every day, every
hour, is ,naeked by some gross falsehood,
which, passing from mouth to mouth, begins
at le,gth to wear the guise OF truth, In con-
sequence OF tine unaain.ity with wh.ch it IS
rchearsed."
What perfect picture oil the public admi-
nistration of Mr. Jefferson and his successor !!
One would suppose it purposely drawn to re-
present tie conduct of our government II re-
gard to tie pretended revocation of the
French DEGREES and It's effects upon the rcla-
tons Of the two countries. NJ. Faber pro-
C.cds TO exempt? his declaration by the fol-
ioaing instance < a part OF the suburbs q
the cisy Of - was DESTROYED IN the course
% the war. Bonapartc passed Though tins
city and published decree, ordering the ru-
;ned quarter to be- rebuilt, az the expense of
til. treasury. The magistrates Of the place,
addressed, ec.tsegaentig, the following Ian
yuage to him in their harangues; " You
know how TO triumph in war, bgt your most
satisf.ctory triumph is that OF drying up the
tears wslich war ceases to De shtd. the SEN
siDiiiiv Of yoaf hcarl is co-eX,cnSIve with your
hcrois5n you have but To lo'k upon ruins
aud they cease to be such; they are instaata-
rIous!y converted into asyiums for the wretch
e." Ya;s discourse was published in the
newspapers. a stranger might have suppos-
e. tE2r ii. cry h.d been rebuilt; bat not one
s:cne was tooctled. The inhabitants knew
this we.i; bu. no one dared to give the lie to
4 decree.
Nae"e IS t.c iovll republican who is not
equally coaipialsaat Co proclamation of Mr..
,t,ddisoih or TO AZ official statement OF one OF
ri. secretaries There is this difference III
the cases. The poor Fronciinlan asssn,s 10
such c'i>ciai r,iseaoods to save his life the
american damocrAt, to hattcr his leader
wbich IS the more disnihcd and independent
c:.-r4c.Sr
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Indian queen Iuye1r.
La M T. S GULL A T r.

n Ni L. = ~ u IL l. y !,
- RESPECTFULLY inioms his friends
{ q and the publi,, that he continues TO
keep the above old stand, formerly occupied
by Air john floDokIs; where he is deter
mined TO be constantly furnished with the
best Liquors & Refreshments that the nlur
ket will afford. The tining-ronin has been
lately enlarged, so as to be capable c. accom-
lnodhing at least forty persons, and Travel
lers may rest assured, that. every attentioia
will be pait! TO have the bed-chambers always
neatly and comfortably prepared for their re-
cep,ion. Their is stabling for between for,
~ and Fifty horses, where two careful AID
attentive Holsters viii he always ready to
wait upon his customers.
] G.. having taken out Licence from the
Council of Alexandra Tor the sale Of Horses.
has now in his power TO attend to the conn
mands Of any gentleinan disposed to sell or
purchase.
May ~ cot
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LISBON, .,.aarch 27.

b1SOON, -'s3ICEI ~
Authentic intelligence from Niebla, (Spanl
k.s been resolved through Faro to tue list
i..,.ant. which states that after Gen. Balits-
sefos roated Rcnsan, (this refers to 4 battle
ot shich We have no tctaiis} the latter fed
TO :, ,r>i5 Seeille, the Governor OF winch CITY
having ccllec."d some dctachmeDts Of caval-
sv, an,, iiGfintri, from the neigh3or.ng towns,
marched out 70 support him on the i4rh he
mustered 500 cavalry, and $500 Infantry; ON
the saI,is day tbs, cavalry OF General 3s!laste-
ros was posted IN M1rzan!lla, Palma, aad Val
ia Alba, ai> inftntry in Villa Rosa At day
light the enemy began TO advance, and the
Spanis,,, cavalry fell back gradually to unite
with the inf.ntry 1T Villa Rosa. General BAL
!as:cros having received &dylces OF the losce
detached agahst hi,n under General Gazan,
from BadaIos, .ttcr the fall Of that place, tho't
Is prudent not III risk battle with both dlvi-
soas, aud rctrcatsd to Castellejos, where lie
is now posted.
Six thousand infantry, 200 cavalry, and two
Companies OF iignt artillery, (Spanish) have
i.udGd ut Hrclr,l from, Caliiz to reinforce &C.
neral DaliasteroS
Marshal Soult i; marching southwardlv,
but the force which he has with him, has not
been asceral:0ed; lie was expected III Santa
Uid,a oil the lTch. o. the 9th or l7th,
French force troul the nortawacd entered Sc
Vile; this is PROBABLY Gazan's division.
Victor has been reinforced by 5000 men
from the army Of Sebastiai.a, from Grenada.
Csssr.:l ;nJ3s7aCf;o7i ;Tuasn;l:ed from ElIraS.
March d.
About one o'cloc!. the ing ceased on both
sides, but the Signal is yet kept up, that the
place had not surrendered. The following is
a correct statement al the eneiny's force. Gil
sard's division, which is besieging Campo
siayor. consists Of 1000 foo, and 600 ho,se ---
General Gazan's division has marched to the
southwark, after which there remained in Ba-
d<sios three 6atsaiions Of 500 men each; there
ers some small dee-chuseHts in Chvenca, Zat-
IT., Media, Sc.
March 90
At two o'clock the Castle of Campo Mayor
struck It's flag, Inc place surrendered by Ca
pituia,ion, after having held out II days. The
garrison consisted of no more than 400 men.
As yet. we are not informed of all the partcu-
trs Of TIC capisuiation, but we know that the
garrison marched o0t with the ionors of war,
that the governor and the militia were per-
histed to retara to Portugal.
The following Geographic despatch was re-
ceived from Elvas
Et.uas, hobf ltast O'Clock, p. Jf.
2sth March.
Campo Mayor has been evacuated Mar
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Baltimore Slate.

THE subscribers will contract Tor any
quantity OF the above Slate, which is ac-
knowledged TO be superior to any discovered
IN this country. Persons wanting, can have
i, delivered by giving 50 days notice, at ths
annexed prices, with the addition Of freight
and shipping expencesy
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Lawrason & Fowle.

- TIE editors Of newspaper. il. George:
Town and City of Washing ton, are request
ed to publish the above advertisement once a
week for twelve weeks; and TRANSMIT. their
accounts to this Office
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From the Friends Of The Lazys, March %.
COMMUNICATION


In order that a contradiction may follow a
lie as soon as possible. be pleased to insert,
in opposition to WIN. Tharp's deposition Gas
published in the Telegraph Of this day. the
following, and obIise Il Subscriber.
New ORLEANS, March %, 1911.
Hn. Michael lNGrmsey,
SIR---I have seen in gen Wilklnson's
memoirs deposition Of VIM. Jharp, which
is evidently intended to i'll ure me. But thank
Heaven, neither Wilkinson nor Tharp, nor
the whole affidavit men, can injurc or lessen
me in the estimation OF the virtuous and UNI
pre- ludiced part OF society.
From the plan adopted and pursued by
those misereaats, it appears that every man,
in society, who would not subscribe to VIII
kinson's innocence-.-that would not, in tie
tuce Of Heaven and truth sly that he was not
a Spanish pensioner and all acconpllce OF
Burr's must be d...n--.d by some means OF
other.
In Tharp's ridiculous, false and 7'illainoNs
deposition, am made to say (aiter offering
him a cotton plantation and negroes) =" that
your were Secret agent Of Mr.. Clark, and
had as such completely imposed upon gov.
Claiborne" As before stated, for myself !
care nothing for what Tharp may either say or
ewear.-.but that should be made the lnstru.
ment to inj ure the reputation Ct an Old Sol
der, and one who have for many years held
in respect, is abolninaLle. Do not believe II
lit was fabricated by that veaal wretch, to
iasxre Kim the suttlins, and shut you out from
the camp. He knew Wilkinson would swal.
low any thing, against YOU or myself, who
were known to be the uniform and steady
friends of ahe late ever to be larnep.ed colone!
Thomas BiSAler.
am four ooedirnt servant,
JAMES STERRETT.
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a dreadful Fire broke out it Ncw-York on
Sunday morning last. " In about three hours
(says the accounD upwards of one hundred
houses were laid in ashes, and many poor fa-
miles were deprived of their effects The
Cause OF it is not mentioned.
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shall Beressord's army arrived there at noon,
the enemy's cavalry at first made show Of
jos.
(SigneD GENERAL LEITE.
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Lat. So, 4S, N.
Leria or Len1a, strong town Of Portugal,
III Estremadura, with a castle, and bishops
see. 1t contains about 5000 inhabitants, and
w;s formerly the residence of the Kings of
Portugal and is 80 miles S. of Coin,bra. and
60 y. CT Lisbon. Long. 8, 40, w. lat. 50, 81, n.
Tartosa, city Of Spain, in Catalonia, with
a bishops see, university, and citadel. 1t
is divided into the Old and New Town, both
surrounded by modern Notifications. The en-
trance is over large bridge of boats, OH the
river Ebro, whose head is fortified. 1t has a
great number Of churches * religious houses;
among which the Cathedral, the royal college
of dorninicans, and the convent Of the Carmel
tics, are the most remarkable. 1t is situate III
country fertile in corn s fruits, and abound
ing with quarIies and mines of silver, iron, al
abastcr, jasper Of divers colors, and stones
with veins of gold. Here is great deal of
silk and oil, and very fine potter's ware, which
resembles porcelain. 1t is seated partly on a
plain, aud partly Oil hill, SIS miles 5. w of
Turragona, and 1870 T. of Madrid
OHvenza, strong town of Portugal, in A.
lc1ltelo, seated near the Guadiana, Is miles S.
of Elvas, and 30 Z. Of Evora. Long. 7, T.,
w. List. 80, 80, n
Ccmho lE:.ior, town of Portugal, in !Alcn-
tcjo, 100 miles E. of Lisbon. Long Z, 4, w.
1t. SO, So, N.
Many other places are mentioned in Lord
Wellington's dispatches, which are not to be
found in the Gazetteer. This may be owing
in some measure to the ircorrectness OF the
spelling, Ind their own insi snifcance.
The information which VIC have from France
both public and private must convince every
one, that there is nothing 10 hope for, or to cx-
pact, from the Justice CT the French Ruler.
We do not envy the feelings OF those men,
who from silly crceluiity Ill the French Ges-
pot, or d criminal devotion to his views, have
placed the commercial interests Of our couE-
trv in the situation which they now arc the
lCSSDtNlCul VI tl touSUu Haliou IA 1'A o'SiI'hS
them.
We have certainly great cause TO contend
for d free and uninterrupted trade with France,
because it is so valuable, and the Emperor
will permit US to enjoy it under circumstances
So honorable. OF all our immense produce
from Virginia, he will allow Us to send 1000
logsheads of Tobacco. under his special i'm
pcriai hcence, and for those he will Only oblige
KS TO take Silk, Wines and Brapdies whether
we want them or not. This IS the great trade
we are toenioy, and for which we have cut
OF trade thu, enriched our merchants and
mariners, and filled our public Golfers.
Shame Shame ! on such silly and wicked
policy; language fails when we attempt to OK
pose and reproach the men who have support
cd ;t,---No!Je& Ledger
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Ground PIalNeY.

The subscribers have on nand ard INTEND
Secping constant supply o! q x Q ~ u
p / II rs T. f. II or p Il Il 1 S, whica
ley offer for sale.
John M'Pherson & Son.
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ALEXANDRIA, B.iiLY G..lal4it.
:" TO SREW

"ro SREw
THE VERY AGE AND BODY OF The TINE
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.
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5000 at. Bacon Hams;
For Sale By
Isaac Robbins,

hlng-Street.
Or he viii exchange them for Middlisgv
with any private families pound for pound.
May, ", DE
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LONDON, 1ltrH IA.
The appointment of the famous Joel Barlow
as minister from the United States TO France,
MY well give room for speculation, and be
supposed to indicate disposition IN the Anne.
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NORFOLK, Afsy u.

Furis- tra4siations from Lis6nn fahers re-
'te:y,d i: tie Office Qf me Public Ledger.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-27

DlsTRIcT OF MAINE, So
NOTICE is hereby gwen thu, al iaforma-
~ ton is fled in the DiltrIct COurt OF the
United States in and for the Dltrict of Maine,
againa the fchooner Minerva, Of the bUrIhen
Of about one hundred and thirty TX tons,
Thonss Boyd, mater; Alto that another
information IS filed III laid Court againlt forty
eight punCheons of Rum, five puncheOns of
M0l2iies and five barrels OF Sugar, feized by
F=ancis Cook, Eiq, Collector Of the Diitritf Of
WlcsGet, for breaches of the Laws Of the
United States: Afo ,hat another infoTma
tion Is fled in the fame Court agAinil the
brig Hardy, Of the burJhen of aboHt one
bundled and ninety two tons, ChrltoPher
Stevens, msficr, and ten tons sud thirteen
hundred OF Coats and TWO hundred tons Of
Salt, fcized by Francis Cook, ElC Collector
Is aforeiaid, for breach Of the Laws Of the
Uhited States 4forelaid; That another infor-
nation j, fled in the fame Court againa The
fchooner Hiram % the bur. hen IT about one
huAdred and Twelve tons, SunOn Handy,
ma1er, and fifteen puncheons Of Rum and
forty one puncheCns II MOalEs, lsssl for
breach Of the Jaws Of i2id nAtes by the Col.
Is6tof afOfeiad; That another Information
Is filed ia the fame Court again0 the lliD
Eabbv, Of the burthsn OF about two hundred
and thirty nine t0us, Samuel Rider, matter
AM one hundred and nineteen puscheons N
Rula. thirty nine oaks Of Mo,anes aud one
tub CT Tamariuds, !ezed for breach Of the
Laws of the United STATES by the fame Col.
leclOr: That another information 10 iiled I'D
the fame court sgaiDa The h.p Mary Of TIE
burthen OF ABOUT three hundred and twenty
one tons, James Bsbbags mailer; and sgaiUii
three hundred tons OF salt, twenty FIVE tons
OF Coal 4uc Gf.y G ates Eartheu Ware, fezed
By the fame Collector fur breach Of the laws
Of fsid State: That another Information is
fed in the fame Court agzinh the fchcOner
,ae of Eden OF the burlhel Vi about Ninety
eight tons. Oliver Thomas mater, and thr-
teen punche0ns Of Rum, Que hundred and
Gx raw Hides, three hundred ftiCks If log
Wood and Fultck. thirty four logs Of Mahog
any aud ievcnty FIVE bags of Fimento, feized
~ Mziatiah Jordan BIG. Collector Of The
Diflri1 Of Frtnchman's Bay for the breach
Of law. Of faid States. Aud that hearing
and trial Vill he had on each If the inlOrina.
tons aforelaid az Dl0ria Court ueEt 10 be
txlden az Portland in and FOR the Diltrict Of
Name on ths lait Tuefdsy Of May IN this
prefeni year IF our Lord 1871; when and
where al perfons interested ia all or eithe. Of
the veGel. or goods aud msrehandize afJrslaid
may appear aud lhe~ eaule lif 4uy can DC
Ghswn) why the fame ihuu.d NOT be decreed
forfeited aud difpofed Of according e law
B'T8ZAN b. SEYE7-. u. Aia.jB1L
pTtq6a A4ay ilfb 1871.
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To BE SOLD.

4 Pleslant Gtua.ion occupied by the fubfcri
Der il Brunixick, and ltuased on The
Turnpike road leading from Bowdoin College
70 Bath, conhltiug Of about thirty acres Of land
fronting one hundred rods on Stevens River,
molly below the Bridge, with good houla
Barr, work fhoP. Store Wharf u with Ghares
% The amosnt Of one fourteenth part Of the i
bove Bridge aud Turnpike
hEo.--A F4l n on fad Road about 100 rod,
20 the Wedward fthe ahoVe named contil
ung Of about 80 acres Of land, with a conven
ilnt iilule and Barn
Ag.--In Bath good Hou9e with Fable
a good garden and Pleatantiy h,ua,ed on
High Greet
rarh VI which, with number Of other pie
cqs at land ID the vicinity may be had OF the
hblsribsr ou rSaionable .ernls, yments made
favorable 10 the Purch4fer.
JAMES CURTIS, JUN,
Brgzfwitk, HAY 20 lslI,
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HENRY SMITH & CO.

No. ., Al.gys Res0'
rrAyE iuA received hy the sally, rom q
II Liverpool, Gry five Packages hFi'iih
,,4rufaa ured G@ODS--v'z.
suDerfne, rniddling, and low priced BROAD
rlo,b. h CsfImeres Kerleysi Pans swan
Ens. F,apnels; hack, blue, mizd and dr4o
Ir,nsr;.l ana Bedford Cord. oiicnett Nei
mlet: figured, printed, Orleans checked an"
1r;ped VeGing; luPer printed, ribbed N'er-
r,;rie. 10 white MerlaiIles; ditto Jeans
1Ys0,;ngton Stripes CruHdzrilis PaiHof
strines: leans Eankins Cotton CallntTes;
eleosot uadreGsd Cambria Ca!lcoes upper
Green di,so diio common snd low priced
ditto. green, white, pink, hiue, and yeiio"
5a-ruettS; great variety ot AbhJn' Lass
wis. 4 lace Handke-ch.efs; Sewing Cot
ton Of all colours, Of hyperion quality; sew
mo SILK and Twift Ladies and Gentlemen
co,,on and worried tohery; Veiveteens and
Genoa Cords great variety n Handler
ch;efs and ShawIs; cambric & common Dim
ity; fancy coloued Hat Linings white and
eoIoured Cambrico BrI,lh Codons Bro" a
Hollands; Checks aud Stripes Bombazetts /;
shauoons Durants and Dutoys; Buttons,
&c &c. &c.
5J6-A large afor,ment Of Plated and
common Sadlery- Plated Gig harneis Moun'
ting, and plated Moulding,
100 Crates well afo-ted Earthern Ware
$3.50 feet BY 9 and by GiaIs
AbyH o.
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"A LADY ~

or Hanover was years afflicted with erup-
- non and cruliy fcabs all oyer the heal,
fac, BODY, eEs, arms ans feet attended wiih
mof violent feelings, burniugs &c ond which
had confined her 20 the bed for menihs "a
this diitreiing late having tried every thing
without effect ihe was prevailed on % trv
Or. Rsiti's BstaaieaE Dy1f5 when IN The alton.
iihment Of herlef and friends was cured bv
taking s bottles ~ .4fs, tie f 2 bettis T.
7oa' abe 70 yOaLf onl aifsHi 70 Der fa sore.rH5!
Ibge DrgpJ ara4ila! are jJr )lf 5bsrz4, 6f176isF
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