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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-13
The Subscriber
Has Just received direct from Bremen
good assortment q,
German Goods,

Consisting Of the following Articles, VIZ
Brown and white rolls
Hessians
Iicklenburg
German oznaburg
Platillas. brown and white
White sheetings s. shifting linen
Dowlas
Creas
Britannias
Diaper and diaper table CLOTHS
Tapes, ribbon, &c,
Sackiug
Glass ware
Iron and steel
White and colored thread
Stone jugs
Quart bottles. ana
i variety of other articles, added tt
his former stock, will make his assert
ment very good-which he will sell al
reasonable prices tor cash or good notes
Charles Tyler.
February IS
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IA. the lady exclaimed, q An mo
,reye ma dit la meme chose -
,rIIE PALACE OF LAKEN.

THE PALACE OF LAKEN.
We paid visit to the beautiful palace
ef Laken in the vicinity from winch
Ronaparte had dated the proclaniations
20 the Belgians, taken with his baggage
tits superb house, something like the
reoister's office Of Edinburgh, with the
same kind of dome but having much
more elegant appearance, from It's hne or
pamepts in statuary. 1t is situated on
the summit of a beautiful slipping ground,
All of which is laid out with great taste.
IN the manner Of English landscape gar
dsn;pg. A Tiyoli temple adorns the
Ground, very inferior indeed in size and
Correct architecture to St. Bernard's-
well. near Edinburgh, certainly one OF
the most perfect buildings out of Italy
The apartments In the place are in high
style and taste, though far inferior to
those of the palace at Amsterdam but
IN convenience aud elegance, | think
they have decided advantage. Laken,
as well as Amsterdam, was furnish d
from Paris by Bonaparte. His tayoute
apartments are shcwn as kind OF tro-
nsy by. the servants of the present royal
owner /: his bedroom, and. above all, his
hath. A Dutch Young Lady who was Of
the party, was persuaded to pull the gold
tasseI Of the bath bell which Napoleon
must have often handled; but with great
horror aad perfect gravity, immediately
rubbed hsy hand to wipe off the poilu'
ton. -
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just X ecelyed,
For sale by
JAMES KENNEDY & SON,
SERMONS

Addressed to Masters and servants,
and published in the year l74s, by the
Rev. Thomas Bacon, Minister of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in Mary
land. Now republished with other tracts
and dialogues on the same subject, and
to all Masters and Miss
tresses to be used in their families. BY
the Rev. VIM. Meade,
April Q,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-13
Valuable Brick Dwelling
House & Lot for Sale.

I'm SATURDAY the 4th May next
. y will be offered at public sale, OF
the premises, the Brick Dwelling House
new occupied by Mr.. Christopher Neale
IN the north side of Cameron-street, be
tween st. Asaph & Washington-streets
land the vacant lot adjoining it on the
vest side. Front OF the two lots so feat
depth Of dwelling house lot 176 feet z
inches, of vacant lot 100 feet.
A credit Of 9, 4 and 6 months will be
Acknowledgements to be secured by APP
proved endorsed negotiable notes and a
len on the premises.
r. G.. MarSteller.
Arril 13 cots
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april
DIR w atts'S

Plain and easy Catechisms,
The Preservatiye from the Sins and
Follies of Youth,
And Divine Songs and Prayers fol
children,
TOGETHER WITH
The Westminster Assembly's Sherte'
Gatechism, with Scriptural References
For sale by the subscribers, price s.
nd half cents.
James Kennedy & Son
! april 2 eott
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-13
April 10
Practice Of Medicine

FraclCc OF FleulCiHc
A PARTNERSHIP being formed
"a between GEO. A. THORNTON
and GUsTAVUS A. BROWN, they
will in future practise medicine, sur
gerry and obste.ricks, IN conjunction,
and attend with punctuality to all
cases submitted to their care, either
in the town of Alexandria or the adjacent
counties of Virginia, Mary land, and the
District of Columbia. Surgical cases,
especially Of great magnitude, or where
a capital operation is required, will be
attended to at a distance.
By the arrangement, DR.. Brown will
take charge of all cases in the country,
except when consultation is required,
Or a surgical operation is TO be perform
ed. when the joint attendance of the
partners will be rendered free of the or.
binary consultations fees.
Dir. Thornton will in future cenfine
himself to the town, and will be enabled
TO give his puBctuaI attendance to those
families who have hitherto employed
him, and to all other cases which NAY be
committed to his care in alexandria and
its immediate vicinity.
Paving a fine collection Of anatomical
preparati rs, gDod library, AID large
medical shop, hey propose to receive
young gentlemen, who are preparing for
the Lectures and will teach them, by
demonstration, and recitation, every
branch of the profession. so as to enable
them TO complete their studies in more
limited time and engage in the practice
Of medicine VITA confidence Il success
which can only be acquired from this
mede ct instruction.
n. B. Applications are to be made at
Or. Thcrnton's house in King street, the
same that was formerly occupied by DR..
W. A. Dainger6eld.
april eotf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-13
Salt ahoat.

1900 bushels of Ground Alum Salt
on board the brig Galen, at Harper's
wharf, will be sold low in lots to sui
purchasers, by
MORDECAI MILLER.
April 10 eolw
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Married, on Thursday evening last
by the Rev. ]. NJ. Hansen, MIR. Nm M
Chick, merchant. of Washington City
to Miss INN Eliza Smith, daughter o.
Mr.. Joseph Smith. merchant, of thi:
town.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-13

Burr Milestone Mandatory
- ShE subscriber, intending to return
II 70 the town of Alexandria anil re
sumo his former business of Burr Mill
sone makiug, takes this method to in
iOrn ms friends aud the public, that ht
ssApects to commence business about th,
ass OF April next, at his old stand, wher,
.c viii De prepared TO execute all order
M his iine that he NAY be favored with.
Benjamin Brown
Dec % saw
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FOR KEN /

~ MAT Frame House on Fa;rEax-st
y Tor many years occupied by tht
late Doctor Kennedy as a druggists
snep. This house is particularly vel
calculated tor Grocery Store or tie &C
g, Sommodation of an extensive Druggist
1he buildings are cemmodieus, and tht
seIiars cool, dry and spacious. Appli
cation to be made to
j. Il. .M'Kenna.
februarys ds1aectf
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FOR freight to the w. Indies,

or any Port in the O. States,
xSE The new and fast-sailing sch,r.
ssSsxsE Golden Pheasant, burthen tuu
barrels, Robert WyvilIe, master. For
freight OF passage. having superior ac~
commodations, apply to the master on
board laying at Janney's wharf. or to
Hilliam Garner.
Arril IA tt
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, ApR1L 10.

An intelligent broker in this city, in
forms US. that the foreign imports int
this city for the last year. ending on tn
first of this month, amounts to upward
of fixty six millions OF dollars.
Neao- York paper.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-13
INSTRUMENTAL Music.
Charles OHora,
PROFESSOR or .4fTLSTC.

MOST resp cttully informs the juve.
nile gentlemen of Alexandria, that he in.
tends teaching the theory and practice
of the patent and plain German Flute,
Flagolet, Hautboy, Union Pipes and other
Instruments unnecessary to specify, ap.
PFication by ncte to be lett at the City
Hotel. Terms SO per mouth, IS en-.
trance 70 be credited.
April 2.--eo1m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-13

The Portuguese ship Batesman, up
warps of COO tons burthen, ready fo.
sea. and bound to Lisbon, where she re.
ally belonged, having Cargo or board
consisting of sugar, cotton, hides, furni
ture wood, &c. mostly on freight ship
and cargo valued at 100000 dollars, was
burnt in Pernambuca the esd ian. 1916
lying one fourth of mile outside the
reef, between and p. Nj. when sht
blew upaft, and sunk in the presence o.
several thousands Of people who were 81
lent spectators of the scene
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REMOV l..
april IS

The subscriber has removed to the
Counting House formerly occupied by
Jonah Thompson and Son, on Fairfax
between Queen and Cameron-streets.
Jacob Morgan.
anril 70 St
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-13
Herring and Shad.

$50 barrels Herring and shad, care
fully put up & for sale by the subscriber
at the upper end of King-street, oppo
site the diagonal pump.
jackson Q Sturgis.
april IS cow
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-13
NORFOLK, April 6.

NORFOLK, April 6.
Extract to a respectable commercial
house in this pIace-received by the
Elizabeth. Grant, in "a days from Rot
.erdam, dated
Rotterdam, Jan. rs.
9. We beg leave to advise You of the
state ofour markets-Tobaccos are par.
ticularly lively, viz. Virginia 10 LA 81
Maryland 10 a Island the establish.
ment Of the principal manufactures OF
The kingdom, in this town, gives the most
marked advantage to our market. The
quotations of cotton are nominal. Geor-
gia, Upland s6a 4S-Sea Island 50 a
6g-Carolina s6a As, as we are with
out any supply: but they would certainly
be realized by first arrivals. Rice az 81
a IS. b. is looking up"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-13

For Sale. Freight. or Charter.
N4AM The schooner Jane, burthen 81
SsaSs tons or ESQ barrels, now in CON
-p'ele order for the reception Of a cargo.
Apply to
Butts and Ca1oood
Feb eotf
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Notice

2 51HE Stockholders of the Warrenton
4 Company are notified. thatan cleo
ton for President and twelve direc-
tors, will be held at the office of the
Warrenton Company, on Monday, s2d
April BY order,
]. A. w. SMITH, Cash'r.
March IL cote
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" IN Ed

v I'm . + u
AS an assistant in Grocery Store, a
young nah from is to 20 years Of age
who writes coed hand-Apply to the
Printer.
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New Almanacs.
Johm Il tezva1t,
HAS JUST PUBLISHED HIS
VIRGINIA ALMANAC,
FOR TIE YEAR OF OUR LORD
1QIE

-ioI6-
Country merchants and others supplis
ed with them by the quantity on the low
ALSO,
With writing, wrapping and letter pa
Ipers, bibles, testaments, spelling books
primers and histories--s states and pencils
playing and blank cards, Russia and
Dutch quilts and ink powder.--A gene
raj assortment of Greek. Latin and En-
|gIish school books-most Of the new pub
LEGATIONS of the day. and large stock OF
standing works of merit, viz.-Episcopal
and Roman prayer books, Psalm ard
hymn books, history and poetry, medical
surgical and law books, sc.
He expects in few days supply OF
German Almanacks, and has just receiv-
ed by the Wiihelmina from Liverpool,
$4,000 English Quilts
Ola good quality and cheap-Englisn
waters in tin boxes-black lead pencils
and Dutch sealing wax.
NJ L. gross Of Humphreys copper
plate playing Cards, first quality and as
sorted sizes.
FIFTY DOLAaRS REW.aRD
RAN AWAY from the subscriber,
living in Anne-Aruudel county, Ma1-
land, near QueenAnne, on the 10th
instant, a likely light mulatto lad, called
CHARLES JACKSON, abou, 5 feet 8
or 9 inches high--had en- when abscond-
ed blue round jacket trimmed around
the edges with red, dark blue panta-
looms very much worn, white cotton
shirt, a new fur hat and boots, he has
also a variety of other cloathing with
him which is unknown--he is an artful
fellow. and as he reads and writes very
well no doubt will forge pass to answer
his purpose. The above reward will be
given for securing him in Alexandria or
Georgetown jail, and Sixty Dollars if
brought to me.
YIN. G. Sanders.
n. B. All masters of vessels x others
nre torewarned harboring or carrying of
said fellow at their peril.
December IS 2aw
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For Fredericksburg, Norfolk.
Richmond, or any port in the West.
Indies
kSA The new, fast-sailing schoon-
Sssssser Lliana, Edward Staplefort,
master; burthen 90 tons. For freight
apply to the master on board at Ram
says wharf, or to
Cook and Glare.
april IS st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-13

Orleans sugar, &c.
J. II. CLENEE7'S e co.
Corner # King and Water streets, have
received this day and offer for sale OF
moderate terms
10 hogsheads prime ". O. sugar
4 ditto do. Jamaica do.
4 ditto old Jamaica rum
Q ditto Antigua do.
5 ditto retailing molasses
so barrels Baltimore whiskey
40 boxes brown soap
40 ditto mould candies
so ditto rasins
100 loaves sugar
100 reams wrapping paper
6 casks Goshen cheese.
b. A constant supply family flour
april IS #
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Country merchants and others supplis
ed with them by the quantity on the low
est terms.
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Orleans sugar, &c.

april Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-15

The arms in the usual manner, the Commit
tee consider them of good quality; and.
AS a satisfactory conviction thereof. they
saw so musquet-barrels, charged with the
18Th part OF a ID. of strong powder. and .
leaden balls. weishingthe 18th part of
10. each, which were fred in the view of
the Committee. who Afterwards examined
them, ard found them all sound"
Mr.. Mercer msde n Rcrcrt f,rn, The
COMMITTEE of Finanae. which follows be-
low.
The honse resolved itself into com
mittee of the whole, on the amendments
proposed hy the state of Massachusetts *
Connecticut, (Which emanated from the
Har,ford Convention), which the House
decided it was Dlerhedie7it to adopt-and.
also. on certain amendments proposed by
the Legislature OF North Carolina, for tie
purpose of disf,ichng each State, SO as to
elect Members OF Congress, ard Elc tors
Of President, &c. respectively, according
tc the number to which each State may be
so entitls (Which amcndme ats the House
agreed to accept as eafedient-Ayes 1914,
Nos 9.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-15

BY donations OF 'and) oppcss Il as reward
7g trcachery, as poisoring the fountains
II NOR lty, and use those general -
pressinns of dislike, and even tletes,a-
ton, which such till is likely 10 call
firth from these Who view it in so otiious a
light.
The BIZ was NC decided on but, on
notion Of Mr. J~hnson, laid OH the Ia
bic.
The committee then proceeded TO the
consideration &c another bill, making
iurasr prov sion for the widows and
OPP ans of those who fell in the late
VIZ
The hnuse were occupied on this
subject til the usual hour OF adjourn
ment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-15
WASHINGTON. Feb II

WARRINGTON, Feb. -.
M. CNIs, the Minister of Spain, has
Departed hence on visit to his family at
Philadelphia. The editor of the Balti.
more Federal G zette is entirely misin
formed, We believe, in regard to the mo-
tive ofhis absence, no rupture having ia
ken place of the intercourse b<tween him
aud this government, as far as we have
heard.
Marshal GRoUcHY, who lately arrived
at Baltimore from France, is at pres mt in
this city.-C.Nat. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-15

nd,c,- si.x,r,,r gc'eeep ne .Hicgcry
James ~. Nisr.i.:i .nsrataias and Ms
s Nv ''' -'S''"''' } B.ne Raise.
itoyas j ,rs"a, \ Betseren ne jinc Riioe
Cta les +. Mercer, {. md fhe he'd IF tide
William Lewis. ) rrate,
john NJ, rcer. hfi'rsen Tie fcad a.
Littctun W. T'azweil. ,ai 1e"sef ana hss Set'-
GIL 'tEy' n'ne, .i'e;oek, Che Rep, Llcan iicrn-
hers a tic Fi;gina Leg stature conv, ned ia TIE
Calio, asr eabk ~ public notice, 20 norni,atc -
setIs ~ q Committees OF Correspondeaee--i2S
"e"'bts attic, d. d.--Tbe meeting duly oreari-
~, and tn Ee To al Ticket was msSs out hut
'"' i"'i'g tne To complete tIit COMMITTEE OF Corr
respondenee, u cv a'jr,irred until io-mcrrow ev-
ennig, oclock.--l'u ticulars hereafter
UT' We are authorized 10 state. hat I'm Lee
B':fL Esq. now = Member rthe S,uste Of Virgin
10, WI he Candidate at the Congressional f.
icciion for the district compcsel Of tie eontics oil
King George, Stafford, Weslmoreland, Richmond,
northumberland a'.d Lancaster.
ErrH01i-In The piece signed Pesbuteros published fin
the Enqi"Tcrof the i3t aud in the nth line of the
s'h paragraph, for 'gahbe read Indefinite
Errrc in Judy Rianr's Opinion in tho rann-l1,r case
re sonu con- mn third, line first after constitution"
Page second column 5th paragraph third line second for
appellant insert "appelleehne fourth, for appellee
insert" appellants =
Page second column sixth paragraph second. las, line
bi one OF the paragraph for "muc prunrirt,'' insert
mich more propricfy"-Same page and column parag.
third, strike out " a before . piess-int-ll"
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OBJ
CoUScIL CGANDER, January 16, 1916.
N}

SIR.
In reply toyour letter this date. asking
'''lmina''on' as % the progress ofour Commission
eIS, IN adjusting the accounts of this State with The
=; 1''teS, nave tue honor to inform you that from
~! the intelligence | have received from Nfessrs
W'rt and Chew, there is every reason to belev
ms business will be speedily closed upon lust n,
liberal principles. Mr. Writ in his last letter ~ Il,
zen On the oh o' January, says: 81 had an inter.
view with the Secretary OF War, ON Yesterday
"hieh satisfies me that nothing is wanting TO an nj.
NAnc1 OF The sun winch we have required & 600
OcD1 Out inc sequel otour accounts from tic 15ta
on hhay last. The Legislature of virginia in ia.
financial estimate, may, therefore, rely upon thi,
ADVANCE, with al the ce-tsints which can arise from
uie deliberate engagement nthe Secretary of war
and have no doubt that you will receive Il as coon
as the remaining accounts ard vouchers shallb fur
varied 70 us. which hope will be as som as nos
sNG' IL IS proper Tor me 10 add in explanation
oi the above, that Messrs. Writ aaI Chew were il,
s'rneteh 10 ask the government The Usited States
=" immediate advance of such sum of money on
Srco'int, s7 would enable the General Assctnbl,. -
Pro'ae tor tie engag cments Of the State vittou,
anticipating the revenue Of the wear 1916. T'his
enlanh w's made in The just expectation thaf The
Vnte states would no. I'll K it reasonable 10 delav
the payment of the whole sem. uni; The 6,,l -
lrs,mert o'all the claims of The Corn0oo-,,.,I,I
II IS With CREST pleasure, | find our expectations
upon this subject will be realized
As To The mode OF payment our commissioners
nave ".cn authorised To ieseve Treasury dr.fts I'm.
on me Firginaor Pa mers' Banks, al two four and
SIX months, or IRE sury n,trs
havc the hOrorto be-
Witt great rcsrcei SIR,
Your humble seryant
W e NICHOLAS.
Charles r. Mercer, Esq.
Clfarr5ap Of
the Committee Of Finance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


On motion nf Nj Cady of y. y. the Sec
rotary of the Treasury was directed to re-
port to this House, what additions, if any.
have been made to the funded public debt
and to the floating public debt, since the
30th day of September last.
On motion of the same gentleman, the
com mittee of ways and means were in
structed to enquire into the expediency of
amending the act laying duties on carria-
ges, 50 s that no duty shall be paid on any
carriage usually employed in husbandry
or for the transportation of goods.
The engrossed resolution for the relief of
Com. John Rodgers, having been announ-
ced for a third reading it was, on motion of
Mr.. Bissett, re-committed to select com
mittee. Mr.. B. from that select commit
tc', subsequently reported an amendment
II the resolution, which was agreed to, &
the resolve was ordered to a third read
ing.
TIL House resolved itself into commit
tee of the whole, on the bll for reducing
the direct tax on the u. S. to three mil
lions, &c. No amendment being proposed
tn it, the committee rose and report, d the
bill which was laid on the table, on sug-
gestion of Mr.. Root of N. Y. to give him
time To prepare an amendment to the de-
tail of the bill.
TIE bill for rewarding the officers and
crew Of the II 1rnet, for the capture and
destruction of the British loop of war PEN
gum, passed through committee of the
whole. The blank was filed with IS 900
dollars, being the amount allowed in for
ner cases; and the bill ordered to be en-
gros cd for a third reading.
THE CANADIAN REFUGEES.
The house resolved Itself into COM
mittee of the whole. Mr.. Condit in the
chair, on the bill for the relief of certain
refugees from the Bit sh provinces during
the late war
veril papers were read respecting
their merits AMI services. among Which
was very strong stimony to thei r me
rits, &c. from Gen. Porter ia.cly member
Of this house.
This bill gave rise to a rather animated
debate, i'll which the claim Of tile petition
ers 70 indemnity or compensation was sus-
toipcd by Mossrs. Thr oop, Yates, Wright,
Gold and Johnson of Ky. and opposed by
Mossrs. Hubert, Webster and Brooks.
This case has been fully presented to
cur readers in the shape Of the pet ton of
the rommttre on behalf Of these sufferers.
Their i'm is precisely Of character, as
the reporter understands it, with that for
winch ample prov on WIS made at the
close Of the Revolutionary war. They are
natives Of this count Y, and, on the break
ing out Of the war, preferred rang ng them
seves under the banners of their native
country. than that to which, for purposes
OF business, they had assumed temporary
legiancc.
The opponents Of the bill (Which pro.
| poses to compensate the claimants loss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-15
IN SENATE-Feb. 10.

The Senate were principally occupied
to-day, on the amendments of the House of
Representatives to their b II concerning the
Commercial Treaty on which subj sct a
h ghiy Interesting debate took place. At
length, the Senate, by large majority,
rejected the amendments of the House. =
The bili now stands precisely in the shape
in which it passed the Senate and in
that shape returns to the House of Repre-
s-n:atives.
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NeVU-LondoH, Feb. 7.

1Fe7v- london, FEB. Z.
Lucy Daniels, who has heen blind ever
since she was two years old, and who has
been permitted to walk the streets of this
CITY III darkness, seeking charity, during
the long period of SO years of her life, has
6een restored to sight, by DR.. North, Of
this place.