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On Saturday afternoon the goth inst.
Mai Gen. Dearborn returned to the city
{ Albany, from Saekets Harbor. We
understand Sir George Provost had left
Kingston for Montreal, several days be-
fore Gen. Dearborn left Sacket's Har-
Dor. Albany Gazette.
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1t appears that William Duane, has
been nominated by Mr.. Madison, Adju
,ssnt General in the army OF the United
States. We trust in the virtue Of the
Senate, to save the nation from tho dis
grace of such an appointment.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-01
lust Published
By JOHN A. STEWART,

BY JOHN A. STEWART,
AND FOR SALE AT HIS STORE,
A Neat Pocke' Edition oil the
Political Works
Robert Burns.
Price IS cents.
ALSO,
The Witty Exploits of George Btu
chanan, ,ommohly called the kings
Fool Price IL IL cents
The omiral Sayings Of Paddy from
Cork Ptice 3 cents
And the New Dream Book, or Genes
raj Interpreter Of Dreams,
Price IL l.9 cents
o. I wish to Purchase a
few Shares Of the. Washington and
alexandra Road Stock
October
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 80.
IMPORTANT AND AUTHENTIC
NEWS FROM FRANCE.

Ertract Of q letter dated
RorAE, 23d august.
RcceiOed by The schr Pilot arriUed at
.Nrzv- York
HostilitiesewiN commence again with
Russia and P ussIa. ant no doubt some
desperate conflict will take place in few
DAYS The Emperor is determined ifn
is in his tower to force his enemies to
his own terrs He has raised again a
most powerful army, some sly amount
ing 20 6oo,Ooo men or his present sue
cess depends al! our hopes of raising
prices and relieving the market of the
Immense quantity Of produce which has
been imported TO supply his continental
friends.
The affairs Of Spain have taken very
bad turn on the evening of the 9sta &
2eth ult. the French army under Mar
shall SouIt, before the walls Of Pampe-
luna were completely defeated: ne lost
10000 men killed and wounded; the
wounded are arriving in Bordeaux in
such numbers, that each citizen is o.
bliged to lodge, feed and nourish from
Eve to six. The English have destroy
ed ST. Sebas,ians--,he inhabitants of
Bayonhe arc much alarmed. and sending
to Bordeaux all their yaluables.
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BOSTON. Sept. 81.
Extract Of a letter from Precedence,
dated Sent. 8. 1913:

Extract of a letter from Providence,
dated Sept. 5, 1873:
A person by the name of Wey.
came TO Rio de JaneirO about the
middle of May last from Buenos
Ayres. for the purpose of obtaining
passage to the u. States. As no d.
rect opportunity offered, shipped on
board the English brig Echo. capt.
Walker, bound, to Pernambuco,
thence to England. The Echo sailed
from Rio on the s1st of May. and
on the night Of the first Of June
was wrecked on Ronad Island, which
is about four leagues from the en-
france of the harb0r.-Sixteen out
Of twenty four persons were drown
before mentioned Mr..
Wey was one Of the unfortunate per-
sons who persisted. am informed
that he has left wife and family in.
or near Boston. This induces me
to inform You Of his death, that. in
ease you should know his wife or
any of his relations, you may COM
munieate this unwelc0me news TO her,
or them, as you may think most
proper.
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LONDON, Aug. 4.

The Times" paper states, that the
celebrated assistant and companion of
Bonaparte, Derthier, died the last month,
near Dresden, in the 18th year of his
age. We know not on what authority
this is asserted.
Hamburg, for Its "re6elion" against
the Great Napoleon-who has about as
much right to its allegiance as the Devil
had to the land which he offered to the
Saviour-had been amerced in Forty
Eight millions of livres; but finding the
Hamburgers could not pay this enor-
nous sum, his humane Majesty has re.
mitted eighteen millions. He had pre-
viously taken care to put his seals on all
the goods of the Merchants. There is
no, any body of people whom Napoleon
delights more to fleece than the mer-
chants. The Lubbock merchants have
also felt his grippe.
A letter from Capt. Woolcombe of
H M. S Revolutionaire, mentions his
having captured on the s5,h ult. the A
Americas privateer schr. Matilda OF 100
tons, and carrying l guns, pierced for
is
Our Paris accounts state, that the
Duke Of Cumberland bad been very cool
Iy treated during his tour through Ger
many and that the politicians had con-
cluded that tins conduct was the result
of coalition between Austria and
France.
COPENHAGEN, July 9.
The Baliff Count de Trampe, as well
as several wholesale merchants, have
been arrested in Norway, on suspicion
of having held secret intercourse with
Sweden, &c. The report still conti-
nues that troubles have broken out IN.
Sweden:
PARIS, July %.
Her Majesty the Empress-Queen and
Regent arrived at Mayence, OF the eren-
ing of the 25th.
VIENNA, July II.
We hear from Milan, that the Vice
roy departed on the I'd, to inspect the
troops. The columns are, marching by
Venice, Bassano, Udine, and Subrano.
Marshal Massena was in the latter
Town.
AUesBURGH, July 9,
The levy of conscripts is carried on
throughout all the kingdom, with the
greatest aIacrity. The Prince Royal OF
Bavaria is expected at Munich.
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From the Nezu York Columbian.
Latest from the Northern Army

Camh at Cumberland Head, Sent. II.
We have moved across the lake to
umberiand- Head, in the state OF New
York, We have large army here, and
regiments of infantry are coming IN eve
ny night three regiments Came in yes
lerday, and one last night. AS socn as
we get sufficient force we shall march
for Canada. and / expect it in the course
OF week. The 4th regiment, that was
at Fort George, is a fine regiment, all
young men and completely disciplined !;
much will be done by them, in nay OPP.
Mon.
David Hutchlngs, of New York, was
shot yesterday in the afternoon he was
aiken up few mile from Canada, and
from our camp; his crime was deser-
ion; and he enticed away with him i
young man by the name of Howard, both
belonging to captain M'Keon's com any
If The Sd artillery but Howard was re-
prieved, We are now within IL miles
Of the lines, and we shall be in action in
the course of few days.
We have patroling parties almost to
the lines night and day, picking up all
stragelers, getting information, &c.
Yesterday towards night, the pa,role
took up citizen just going to cross the
lines he had draft Of our whole north
ern army, the number it contained, where
and how they were situated together
with map Of all cur fleet and batteries,
where they lay, and every Particular.
He is now in the main guard house, and
his trial will take place Tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-01
Valuable Wharf Property
FOR SALE

THE subscriber being deairous Of
j closing his affair in Alexandria,
offers for sale his Wharf, and Ware.
house thereon. The House is large
and convenient to the River, with the
use of 20 feet Alley on the South,
extending to Union Street. The
Wharf can accommodate ships of the
greatest draught OF water.
also, three building lots between the
..,id Warehouse and Union Street, two
OF which fronts on said street ~ feets
ncncs each, and extending back Sc
leet I; the other fronting on the alley
80 feet, and extending back IS feet 2
inches, on which lets are Sized or
Tobacco Warehouse and Stable.
Likewise the Brick Warehouse and
Lot on the north sids Of King, between
Water and Union streets.
Also, Farm, in the county of Fair.
lax. about ten miles from A]exandrias
containing one hundred and sixty.two
acres. with a good Orchard and out
Houses
If The above property is net sold at
private sale before the second day OF
October next, it will on that day be OF.
fered at public sale
For terms, apply to
John Tucker.
June Is
N. B. The above PRO.
PERTY will be sold at Public Sale on
Saturday the End October, at II o'clock
in the morning, IN the Premises on
liberal credit. which will be made known
at the time end place Of sale.
September 9 eotds
r The Editors Of the Federal Re-
publicsn are requested 70 insert the ,.
bove three times.
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Public Sale,

On "Wednesday the 9Th October, At hdV
hast 10 o'clock,
WILL Re SOLD, ON 9.HR fRENISss,
y1lHAT large Lot Of Ground, Bake
and Dwelling Heuse, sc. situated
on the corner of Water and Oronoko
streets, tor many years occupied by Mr'
Andrew Jameson.
Terms, sc. wilt be made known Oh
the day Of sale.
P. G.. Marsteller.
September 90 dtS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-01

Gen. ID. Il. WILLIAMS, reached
this city yesterday from Fort George,
under orders for the sixth military
distriet.-NAT. INTEL.
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PUBLIC SALE.

immediately after the Sale Of CAPTAIN
7aeksr's PROPERTY, syiN BE ertosed
for Cosh,
That valuable three story
Brick House on Fairfax Street, occupi.
ed By William Wedderburn.
P. G. Marsteher.
September -. d.
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PARIS, August 2.

We have this day received an ae-
count Of the death of his Exeellency
The Duke ofAbFantes. Marshal Ju-
KoT.) He died in the bosom OF his
family. in the Department De la
Cote dor.
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WASHINGTON CITY, Sept. 50.

Csty If q letter Tsm Consmedore FER,
~ to the Secretary Of the Navy y
u. S. Schooner ARIEL, off Portage
River, Sept. goth, 1873.
s1n-Sinee l last did myself the
honor Of writing you, the vessels un:
der my command have been employed
in moving the army from the camps
at Portage river & fort Meigs to Put
in.bay. A considerable body OF
troops have already arrived at that
place. Gen. Cass, commanding at
the bay, mentioned to me few
moments before l left him this
morning, that a man haS arrived
from Detroit. who reported that
the Indians had burnt that place.
The general had not seen the man ;
two OF his officers conversed Win
him.
Very respectfully, l have the no.
nor to be, &c.
O. III. PERRY.
The Hon WILLIAM JONES,
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COMMUNICATION.
NEW LOAN

The amount of the Loan is s 100000
Deduct one fourth per cent.
Commissions 1880
Amount payable intoTreasury 7,48l,2se
As s SO IS 10 to s 100; SO
is S7,5oo,ooo to s,4ss,5ss Sc
the amount of six per
cent stock to be issued.
The difference between the
Stock & the Receipts, is l,ol7,s33 56
The interest of the Stock at
per cent is 5o9,9l5 OF
IF therefore the amount Of the receipts,
S74sl,a5o, require an annual interest
OF s 5oe,sl5 Ol,-8 100 will require
Sc 81 10.
The public creditors, therefore, will
receive s 81 10 per annum, on the
amounts subscribed by them, and it the
stock is hereafter redeemed at par, the
SUN Of s l,ol7,3s3 Sc, besides tteir
principal money.
Gen. d. Il. WILLIAMS, reached
this city yesterday from Fort George,
under orders for the sixth military
distriet.-NAT. INTEL.
COMMERCIAL & POLITICAL.
Eatracls Of letters receired by res
pectabie commercial gentlemen in
Baltimore.
"BAYoSNE, Aug. rs.
/" Affairs are for the present at a
stand business dali no speculation
going forward, further than Tor the
present consumption. st. Domiago
coffee is now worth about 3 IS to 3
So"
BORDEAUX, Aug. II.
I" There are no great appearances
Of peace. even OF a continental one.
1t is generally unprecedented that hos,
tilities will soon recommence in
Germany. We are in hopes that
Mr.. Crawford's mission will have
some favorable influence on The slate
of our commercial concerns with
ysur country" Wig.
Extract Of letter from a House i"
Bordeaux. dated
BORDEAUX. Aug. ~.
"The prices OF colonial produce have
been very low, during the whole sum-
mer, and the expeditions arrived in our
ports during this season will have occa'
stoned great losses to their owners
We think that it would in general be
convenient to prefer the winter to any
other season; for the expeditions from
the u. ST. to Franco. not only on account
Of the great differences 10 the risks but
also because, as it has been remarked.
several years since, the prices Of pro-
duce are generally higher during the
winter.
"1'he French and English govern.
ment seeming equally decided to re.
nounce the system Of licebces, and some
vessels loaded with French goods, hay.
| ing already no, been admitted in England
and Obliged to come back to France
With their careoes--It seems probrble
that the prices OF Colonial produce will
rise before the winter, notu outstanding
the considerable provisions we have OF
| it. Muscoyado sugars are already very
much requested, and large quantity ei
them has been sold aimee some weeks
from 800 to $50, according to quality
| A very great difference is made IN cur
markets between Jamaica ard Guada-
loupc or Martinico, Muscoyado sugar -
The price ofthese last is only from 225
to 260-White Havana sugar 42s to $50
with appearance of rise. Coffee with.
on: demand at the prices pointed cut in
the enclosed price current. cotton be
gins to be requested, particularly Loui-
sisna and Georgia short This article
will certsinIy. be, during long time,
one of those which will remain the bet
ter, and is after our opinion 10 be pre-.
=. H. = Il. b.
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, October l..
IS TO SHEw
rHE vKRY AGE & BODY OF PIE TINE
us YoRN AND PRESSURE"
Ne1c arrangement.

This being the day on which the
new arrangement in the time OF pub
fishing the Gazette, commences, the
paper will hereafter app ear on Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday in
each week. Our patrons have been
already informed of the reasons
which have rendered this change adj
viseable. We therefore think it un-
necessary to repeat them. So soon
as circumstances will justify it, the
Daily Paper will be resumed.
COMMUNICATION.
NEW LOAN
8 So IS specie for 5 100 six per cent.
Stock.
The amount of the Loan is 5 100000
Deduct one fourth per cent.
Commissions 1880
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-01

EMPLOYMENT
Will be given to SPINNER & KNIT.
TERS of Wool. Apply at the Domes'
tic Ware house, :
Hy. Langtry, agent.
October ] cow.
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NOTICE.

THE Partners Bank Of Alexandra.
this day declares . dividend OF
profits upon its capital stock paid IN, OF
tour per cent, fbf the last SIX mohthss
payable 70 stockholders OF their repre'
s~ritatives On "Wednesday the 9th In.
John Hoof, Cashier.
Octoberi,. Staw3w.
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The Hon. WILLIAM JONES,
Secretary Of the Nauy.

BOSTON, Sept. IS.
The ship Hope IA released Amerlcan)
arrived here yesterday in six days from
Halifax. The papers to the 18th inst.
state
That Admiral Warren's squadron had
arrived there from the Chesapeake, and
landed the troops that had been employ
ed therein ;e and that there were then IN
port four 74's, two CAS-, nine frigates,
four sloops Of war, and one schr
That IS American prisoners had been
sent to Eogiand in the Reyulus, as Bri-
fish subjects aud that sixteen persons
had been confined in adungeon, by or.
der of government, in retaliation Tor
British prisoners confined by order OF
the American government OF the A.
merican prisoners confined were, Cap
ains Lane, Morgan. Trask Perry Swain,
aod Light; and ten belonged to the Che
sapeaks, Of whom was the carpenter and
the gunner.
That no further exchange of prison.
trs would take place until further orders
from government /; or until the balance
OF prisoners due there was paid.
That the American officers and others
were paroled in Dartoouth, aud that nc
communication with them Except BY
official pernit) was allowed.
That LIEUT.. Budd had written to the
British agent in Halifax but his letter
had been returned unopened. as no com
munication was allowed excep. through
the American agent. who, Ii is said, had
been ordered miles into the country
That the Shannon, in CO. with Por.
tusuese ship Of abou. 25o tons, which
she had detained, nas going in as the
Hope came out. 1t was, reported in
Halifax tha, the Shannon would take
captain Broke to England and that he
had cot entirely recovered from his
wounds.
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49, NOTICE.

SPANISH seq AIRS.
THE SUBSCRIBER has for Sale d
Mr.. Francis Hucorn's,
70 boxes
81 halt do.
ls quarter do.
BEST SPANISH SEGARSs
Vincent Magry.
September %. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-25

20 coinmcnce
Au ) but mu,
of go rPsi'
single e'p, a
t,d-tht irsl
Nisrc BE- sold,
90 the CrooiI
"xtensivep %
teation pti3l
Rents or esci
Il reqiti Ell, i
N')NDER
rom al tut
E,-ili.e NJ.
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I,an0 for Saie.


THE subscriber, ~ virtue of power of at.
torney from Iosial, Neodson, late of Gooch-
land county, stAtc Of Virginia, but at present a
resident OF Kenufclsy oifers for sale that well
known aud beauti;ui~tract of LAND in the
| county OF GoochlanG Oh James river, called
DORER,
adjoining and between the lands of Robert n
Saunders, and the heirs of Joseph Watkins
! deceased. The tract contains between six and
seven hundred sSreA onS hundred znd twenty
OF which are in thsSeefE Island, and an equal
quantity OF los &ouaB It's fertility offers
inducements to the fatfaer tina, must be amply
rspaid 1t IS be!ieyAf 10 be inferior to no land
IN the state q Virginia in soil or situation,
remarkably well #atered and healthy The
improycinents<<94 framed dwelling house,
with TWO roGfst eiow, and passage of ten
i@et rs width!N two rooms shove stairs, wits,
q sufficient number Of out houses for family
convenience, and barns for storage of grain.
: Is tree from all incumbrances, save lease
for Ing p rp1se OF searching and raising of coal
AID although coal of consequence is vet
{ uni, the prospects of success are 1ntterinr.
The terms Of sale ave one third ofthe purchase
honey in hand, and the balance in two annual
payments, clear and injefeasible title will De
Gwen on the final payments being made Trose
persons who are 4, sirous OF purchasing will
dnd use at the Eagle tavern IN the CITY of
Richmond, on every Thursday in each week.
until tn. first o. April, and at all other times
u Philip Woodsoi's, on the premises, in the
county OF Goochland.
JAMES w. MOSS, Attorney in fact for
JoslAa WOODSON.
March Sd, 1913. TIA.
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HAMlLToN's
GRAND RESTORATIVE.

Is recommended IS an invaluable medicine for
the speedy relief and permanent cure for the va
rious complaints which result from dssipated plea-
sures, juvenile idiscretons, residence IN climates
untavotAh'c to the constitution, the immodcrate use
oi tea, frequent ntoxieaton, Of other destructive
intcmreranee, the unskiIiul or excessive use Of
mercury, the diseases peculiar to females at a Ger
tain period OF lite, bad Iyings in, &c.
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INFALIIELE
.fGUE md FEVER DROPS,

For the cure Qf aug nes, reniNtent, and MfeT.
nitfentJ evers.
Never was md0 icine offered that has greater
claim TO publ l{Qhation than this many thou
sands can testify sftfkould he needless to expa-
tate largely on &e extraordinary virtues OF these
drops, it beng the generally received opinion, that
IL taken regularly, and according the directions,
il is the most elfcacous medicine in the known
world. for the Ague aud intermittent fever. Thou
sands testify ofther being cured by these drops,
after the bark aud every other medicine have pro-
vedinefectusl Not one in al hundred has had
occasion TO take more than one, aud numbers noe
half bottle
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iK.14IIL TONS ESSENCE AND EY
TRACT or MUSTARD.

a safe and cifcctunl remedy for acute K chronic
rheumatism, gout, asthmatie soa,, palsy, lumbago,
numbuess, white sweilings, ciblains, sprains,
bruises, pain in the face and neck, &c
This valuable remedy is prepared both in a auid
state and ia pills, aud thaseNceenty adapted both
tor external and internal use
The pills operate mildly by insensible perspira-
ton, expeliins the superiaous aud morbid humors ::
they are highly cordial to the stomach, create APP
petite, aud digestion, remove iying pains and cold
or windy complaints ia the stomach or bowels
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-25

loss Of strength and aesh, AID Toa n1y o9nec're
;hat my symptoms evidently Indicted an approach
ing consumption. The advice Of NEST em'n'',
was called in, but without giving any reliet.--
Another physician who knew me and The ereHn,,
stances of my csse.1slyiscd me 10 give hamiions
Elixir bad used il IN his pr1 so,,i:
and always found tto 10 much good. oot,ie
was procured from Mr.. Birch's, and found relief
before had taken half oft. continued to use Il
,nd was soon strong enough to attend to business.
On taking cold some of my former symptoms re-
turned, but are always removed by dose or two
| of the Elixir.
GEO. BENNER, Jun.
No. IL, Budd street, PhiladelphIa.
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IS toIlars Che Season,

Aus 6@ psy 'schafsssAby the payment
of GO if psii 6Fliin the Ason-Si4 the
single e'p, nd SO to ensureV Mare to be in
.,a'-.he 'es'70ee penSy to e due, if the
20 Tho GrooiH eysE case. q od and very
ex.e ms, p rs res ID every at
Tents Or csc y 81 j Slsill be td with grain
If Ell, ~ Set prj%.
from e i aSp point Tls offa lrss
ieure. size and Bes.sx..s sSg ,urp ssed 1t Is
believed, by no tinrse on the continent. His
Colts are large, liAelv, strong, active and very
swih.--Leonitlas, raised by the late ChaEcel-
Tor 1ylor and Richard F Taylar, Esqr's. his
Colts, sons at Wonder, have proven themselves
to be excellent runners. Wonder covered in
Enga the last season at guincas--as a
runner he proved himself To- be equal 70 the
best Horses in Engiand---he beat Cock,
Water, and Sir Harry, all first rate runners,
and many other iue Horses Wonder was la
med in training in 1901, and has not since
! started-he was bred by Lord FitlwilIiam, is
Is hands inches high. bsau.iiUl chestnut
sor.el.---Ie was got BY Phenomenon, his dam
by Old Diamond. who is known by every yir
gnian, grand dam by MsrsSe, Young Hag,
| SRlownhamsdc by Skin, Old Hag, Hydrss
dam by Grab, Ebony by Chiiders. out of Old
Ebony by Bsster, Phenomenon was got by
King lierod, his dam Phrenzy by Eclipse, her
dan, by Engin err, grand dam by Blank
Of the Mill, BY Traveller, Miss Makeless by
Young reyhound-Partner- Wood Cock
Crafts Bay Barb-Makeless- Brimmcr--Dcky
Pierson, son OF Dods worth Bur,on's Barb
Mare. Taken from General Stnd Rock
WIN. WALKER, Jun'r.
March l wtl IS & iamr3IM
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CASE or CURE,
Selected from a numerous hst.
10 Il LEE.

y "a L.IlIt.
be'ng aeslrons t. a Sc Pnble for the good Of o.
, ,,N .hc exeei'ooHa,lllity Of tiAMILTON's T.
hNttR prepared ~ ~ ". Lee. have se,'t
you ue solioging acS bit Of The benefit have re-
ee''ed from rs sItA hope VII induce oiberito
gave y trai. ~ consequence 81 q bruiae on lie
p'f1'e roGfl'e9 from fall, by heal grew bal.
) have had suddenly % rise min my bed viii ~,
'hc horrors O Immediate sdfIocafion. Add tbe..
constant pain ia my breast, aud cough. a Srcs,