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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-29

sller resist nor define, resolved to remain
aud prescribe for Mary uulil her fate
should be determined.
Mary was just eighteen, when the ac-
cident happened which introduced the ac-
complished and fascinating stranger TO her
knowledge. BY his Kindness, aud that oil
her parents, she slowly recovered, bu
the lively radiance OF her fine blue eyes
was changed to mild and pensive sweet
ness, less dazzling, but, oh, to the heart
of sensibility how interesting. The lily
stole the roses blossom; the throbblng
heart and expressive flush that rose when
William entered the room too plainly told,
that love, obtrusive urchia, had lett the
city, aud entered the cottage OF Mary
with the stranger.
William vas the NEST accomplished
man Mary had ever seen. Pleasing in his
manners, insulating 10 his address, sensi
Bile and handsome, aud, too, the preserver
of her life What female heart could be
inseusible Of so much excellence The
aiIeeiionate and assiduous alterations OF
William soon restored Mary ia some de-
gree to her former health, and the chain
that had SO long detained him, gathering
new strength, he found it impossible to
break a connection that was already so
dear TO him.
All Franksburg talked OF the courtship,
and when | saw William and Mary lead
down the dance together, could not help
thinking they were formed for each other.
| went up to Franksburg last fall to
visit my old friend, aud 10 congratulate
him on the purposed connection. Ii was
one of those pleasant moonlight evenings
in The month OF September, when | ar
rived at the gate, such as had always
been enlivened by the song and the dance,
under the old elm by the door. But the
sound of joy was no more heard on the
green. William was gone the cheek OF
the soldier was wet with anguish and the
wife Of his bosom seemed fast declining in
sorrow to the grave.
Pale and detected, Mary sat by the
window, her head reclining on her hand.
Her eye moistened by tear, was fixed on
vacancy, Or wandering heedlessly from
object to object. Seduced by the man
who saved her life, she was soon TO be-
come mother.
The old man took my hand--pressed it
between his -" D ! this is an uUgTatetui
world" said he. His heart swelied; he
turned away TO conceal his emotion. An
aged missionary, whose hair was silvered
with the frosts of 10 winters, endeavoured
to tura their affections on another world,
and to lead them for consolation beyond
the tomb.
Ye votaries Of pleasure: ye gay, ye
wanton seducers &c the fair, whom you
should protect; o could you have seen
the cottage of poor Freeman, your inFa.
nous trophies over deluded Innocence
would have been scorpions to your con-
sciences.
Such ruins-Hark the watch dog an
nounces strangeri The door opened,
and ia moment we beheld William al
the feet Of her father. Mary shriekfd
and tainted. 81 come, come" said he
/" for forgiveness / come to offer all the
reparation 10 my power Not moment
of happiness have | known since left
YOU
Noble youth thou hast set pattern
by thy return to virtue most worthy to be
followed
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
INo,faaplJo,, n1e IR

Wednesday, Dec. l6.
Mr.. Poindexter. from the committee OF
public lands, reported bill to extend the
bounty 10 land to soldiers Of the revolu-
tionary army who were on f,irlough at thu
close of the war; and the bill was read
and Committed.
On motion of Mr.. Walker, of " G..
the committee of military affairs we're ili-
structed to inquire into the expediency Of
providing by law for allowing an equal
bounty in lands, as to other soldiers, to
all minors who enlisted in the military ser
vice during the late war, who continued
10 service till peace was concluded, and
were regularly discharged.
TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT OF MISSOURI
Mr.. Robertson, of Ky, offered for coz
sideration the following resolution:
ReSolUed, That committee be appoint
ed to enquire into the expediency of es-
tabiishing a separate territorial govern
ment, in that part Of the now territory Of
Missouri, lying south of thirty-six de
grees aud thirty minutes north latitude,
which is called the Arkansas country, add
which is not included in the proposed
boundary of the projected state Of Mis-
souri,, by the bill now before the house,
for the purpose of establishing state
government in part OF the territory
Of Missouri; and that the sad committee
have leave to report by BILL
The motion was agreed to without OPP
position.
Thursday, Dec IL.
The Speaker laid before the house a
letter from the Secretary of the Navy.
transmitting in pursuance Of resoutio
Of the House, particular statement of
the expenditures Of suudry appropriations
to reward officers and crews for the cap
ture of vessels from the enemy during tn
late war; which was ordered to be printed.
On motion Of Mr.. Sergeant,
Resolyed, That the committee of ways
and means be instructed to enquire wheth-
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-29
The following little tale is the production
of Charles Miner, Esq. Editor of the
Village Record.

L ne following ilttle taie is Inc pFouuCtiOn
Of Charles Miner, Esq. Editor of the
Village Record.
MARY.
One afternoon in the month of October,
young gentleman from Philadelphia, who
had visited Luzern to enjoy the pleasures
of the chase, was standing with his rifle on
the verge of one of those high precipices
which bound the river Susquehannah,
watching the eagle as she sailed far below
him along the breast Of the cliff, when he
was suddenly awakened from his reverie
by the shrek of female voice. Turning
suddenly around, he saw young horse,
which being frightened, had runaway with
his rider, and was rushing impetuously
towards the precipice. He was too far
off even to attempt TO throw himself before
the affrighted animal. One expedient on
Iy presented itself. With unerring aim
he drew up his rifle, and the horse fell on
the very brink of the clili..
The stranger ran to the assistance Of
the unfortunate female. Though pale as
the tenant Of the grave, a loveier object
never met his view. Her dark hair fell
loosely oil her cold bosom. She was life
less. He raised her ia his arms, and bore
her to the hamlet at the foot Of the hill.
By the assistance ofthe cottagers, Mary
was soon sufficiently restored to be re-
moved to the house Of her father, which
vas not far distant A fever ensued, and
William, whose extensive studies had
..iven him some knowledge Of medicine
attracted by charm which he could nei
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-30
FROM ST. SUsTATIA,

We learn from Capt. Wilkinson, Of
the schooner Clarissa, which arrived at
Norfolk from Eustatia, that the Patriot
Admiral Brion with part Of his sqnad
ron, consisting Of heavy sloop Of war
Of about % guns, This flag ship) formerly
the British Emerald, a brig and seve, al
schooners, lay of st E. from the l.t to
5th inst.-he had been several times in
st. Eustatia. The remainder of his
squadron was at the Five Islands. Capt.
W. heard no news worthy Of notice.
Flour was very high at 81. Eustatia
and st. Bartholomew, on the 5th inst
but very small quantity would stock
Il market. there being no trade at eth.
er place.-At St. Thomas. also, -four
was in very good demaud.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-30
alexandria, May 80. 1915.
.Np,c FORK. Mrylr


LATEST FROM ENoLANp.-Rv The ar.
rival Of he regular trading and fast sal.
ing ship Ann Maria. in 80 DAYS from f..
verpool, which pot she lett Oh the 2C,l
of tpfil-the editors Of the Mercan,Ie
Advertiser have received London papers
to the cath of that month. four da,s later
than before received. They are. low
ever, unusually barren OF intelligence.
Two of the vessels belonging 10 the
expedition for the North Pole sailed from
Sheerness On the slst, the other two " ere
10 follow next day.
A motion for the repeal of the window
tax in Ireland, was lost in the House o.
Commons, by msjory Of I6.
A committee is appointed by the House
Of Common. to consider the expediency
o. repeating the usury laws.
he only new arrival from the United
Sate> in Liverpool paper Of the 2sh,
= e The Caledonia. Moves, from New
York. and the Good Return. Sands, from
Savannah Sailed ED, Amelia, Tor New
DrdnS.
American Stocks at London, April q.
Bank Shares no'hing done seven Der
cents 10 10; New Skies log l.s Sci.
lers.
British S uck, April 90, Three Per
ConsoIs 70 S-4.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-30

In this town, on Thu siay evening last,
by the Rev Mr.. Reynolds, Mr.. JoNA-
THAN WALLACE to Miss HEPHzIBAH
MARTHA DeDps. all f this place
On the eOih inst By the Kew. Mr..
M'Murray, at The seat ri Gen.. Arm
strong, Mr.. WILLIAM b. .Sl OR, son
Of John Jacob As'or, Esq. TO Miss MAR
GARET ARMs1 R0NG, daughter Of
Gen Armstrong.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-30
sAR Exchange coffee House TX
MN MARINE JOURNAL. ~
PORT Of ALExAYDRIA...M Mr. 90.
Az RIVE D.,

ARRIVED.
Ship John Brown, AbnrR, 10 days
from Providence; rum and lime, to A.
c. Cazenove. ard J G. Ladd 4 c. Saw
no other than inland vessels bound up.
MEMORANDA.
Sloop Eliza Rowland, Hawkins, at
Philadelphia 28tb inst up for this port.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-30
Copy of a letter from Croppsr, Rsnsor
. e Co. dated LirerpoOl, .1prlL s5.


In consequence Of the arrival 1T very
large supplies OF grain into London from
various parts of The contirent, our mar
ksts have been exceedingly dull, and
wheat has fallen full shilling per hnsheI.
American cannst now be quoted at more
than 1ss. Cd to ISIS 81. per 20 Ib..-
Flour is quite unsaleable, unless at con.
siderable reduction-5Ss would be taken,
but not more than so is offered. Not.
withstandi1g this depression, our ports
will without doubt continue open. The
average returns of the past weeks, be-
ing g.. l0d 8Ss 10. Cos. S
Throughout the present week, but very
lit'Ie as been dong in cotton the sales
Of all DESCRIPTIONS being only 5000 bags,
and Uplaads may be considered fat
thing lower We quote them Ct 90 to
q 8 4d--New Orleans, cid 10 Is O i'd
Sea blends, S, 20 Is Our impors
during this week amount to about $500
bags. In ashrs or rice. there is al pre-
sent bot little doipg-Naval stores ra-
Their lower a,k dull again.
Pot ashes 81 to 81 6; pearls, 81 to
So; rice, a. Cd :" ass turpentine, lSs
to lbs Cd tar, 10. cd to 19s.
London, AprH 81.
The Chancellor OF the ExchPquer last
night produced his financial plan for the
wear, vulgarIy called the Budget: The
sum necessary for the service II the year
exceeds sI.OOO,OoOl to meet which he
las "nlv wa,s AID Means to the amount
Of Ono,OOOl leaving deficiency Of
$4,000 OOOl. to be provided for The
means of producing this latter sum we
stated IN a former paper 3.000,O00l.
are obtained by the creation Of a S l-2
per ct. stock, and remainder by adequate
nortion Of the e7,OO0.OOOI Of Exchequer
Bile funded.
Corn Exchange, London, .apr,l 90.
We lave had a moderate supply Of
English WHEAT and a very abundant one
o. foreign, which has caused decline in
tie prices Of English wheat Of 8. per or.
and o'eign Is. per ar. since last Mon
day.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-30
10 s.si.s CD A. II o.

An edict has been published by Louis
XVIII. respecting a bridge over the Ga
rome, at Bsurdeaux, which is to be Of
greater length han any other in the
world. and the expense of which is to
be betrayed by the sum Of above SOC, 900
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-30

Letters from Rome state, that the Con-
cordat concluded between the Holy Sec
and Naples. completely secures the tole-
ration of the Protestant religion.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-30

The Salisbury So. adj niral Douglass,
arrived at Portsmouth from Jamaica on
the 10th ult. having on board 100000
dollars, and $50 cases of cochincal. 1t is
stated in the Courier, that the day before
he sailed, he was visited by native las
years of age. having walked fou' teen
miles 70 see the admiral, who was very
much pleased by tie compliment and
brought home a correct likeness OF this
native. lie had never been oil the island,
and gave some interesting particulars OF
the earthquake in 1857. Eng. pnpsr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-30

On the 26th Of March, pitched battle
was to b. fought, near London, for SO
snineas, BY a tinker and a canal naviga'
Tor large sums were depending in va
rious bets.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-30

The editor Of the Steubenvill (Ohio)
Gazette. says, -" The only chartered bank
in, the state, that refuses to redeem its
paper, is the German Bank Of Wooster.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-30

The NV Dey Of Algiers commenced
his reign by the Liberation from the ssras-
lilo OF his predecessor, Of all the Young
female Christians and Jewesses.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-30

On the 9th Of March last, the British
army consisted of 1Ss,992 effective nsn
commissioned officers and privates, and
I, $40 officers.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-30

The army Of Persia at present consists
Of nearly 100000 men, one salf Of which
are cavalry.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-30

A few months slnce in Goochland
county, in the state OF Virginia, a jailor
and his household, upon profession Of
faith in Christ, received the ordinance {
baptism. The hnushoid consisted Of 9
children and a sOn-in-law. The young.
est OF the children was eleven years of
age.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-30
NJ RRiED.

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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-30

The English editors may well laugh
at the ahsurdty Of a report. that Louis
the 9Th has determined 20 adopt the son
of Napoleon to sue coed the Bourbon dy-
nasty!
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-08
DR.. Thomson's System o
Chemistry.
IN FOUR VOLUME. OCTAVE.


TIME preceding edition of DIR. Thorn
sons Chemistry, had acquired Sc
much reputation b 9TH in England and up
or the continent of Europe. that new
edition, comprising the new facts with
which The science had been enriched,
and the new views Of the subject which
extended knowledge had suggested as
indispensable, was eagerly looked for
| by the scientific world. A new edition
has accordingly appeared, wherein the
former edition of five volumes has been
condensed into four.
All the new discoveries, and all the
new theories of Chemical Phenomena,
have been consid cred and embraced in
the present improved edition SO that it
is indispensable to the chemical student,
as presenting the ONLY condensed view
Of the changes and alterations in chemi-
cal doctrine, which the discoveries Of the
last ten years have suggested. No apol-
ogy therefore can be necessary for re-
printing such book in this country for
the press does not furnish substitute
for It. But, there Is SO much theoretical
SUI 20 stion-so much abstruse calculation
so much fact OF dubious authority--and
80 much dubious vaIidity-that notes and
illustrations are absolutely necessary,
not merely to render the book more use.
ful, but more ineligible.
Under these impressions, i thought lit
TO write notes in illustration land some
lines in CONTRADICTORY of the work itself,
rather than to make any abridgement OF
it. Those who wish to know the modern
views Of chemical science, must peruse
it; and to very many who will beanxious
to study it, calculation will be necessary.
[ have endeavoured to supply these, to
he best Of my ability ; regardless whe
her my own opinions are in dissonanoe
or coincidence with those OF my author (;
leaving to the reader to decide between
Us. !
The work will be Published, with notes
and illustrations, in four volumes Svo.
THOMAS COOPER, NJ. D.
CONDITIONS.
I. The work will be printed on a SUI
perfnc paper. with new small pica let
ter; and will be published early in the
ensuing simmer.
III. It will he illustrated with number
of cuts, of which several have bean neces-
sarily added to the London edition.
Ill. 1t will be delivered to subscribers
at Sls-to non.subscribers at Sl4, in
boards. The London edition sells for
S19.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
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Potomac Company.
June IS

NOrIfE is hereby gwen. That the
~ annual meeting Of the stockholders
will be held at Mr. Browns tavern 10
Alexandra. on Monday the Sd Angus!
next, at1l AM for the purpose Of elect
ing president and four directors for the
ensuing year. and traDsacting ether busi-
ness of the company.-And that the pre-
sident and directors will hold meeting
at Mr.. Simms's tavern in Georgetown on
Monday the 10th of August next, for the
purpose Of appointing the following off,
GERS, to TIA person to act as treasu-
rer and clerk of the works one to act as
toll gatherer at Harper's Ferry; one to
act as toll satherer aud gatekeeper at the
great falls, and one to act in the same ca
pacity at the little falls.
BY order OF the board,
JOSEPH BREWER, Treas.
July 6 mthtsdA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-08
Nav 8
Was Committed

THyO the Jail of Alexandria county. as
runaway, on che 10th inst. Nes.o
man. vino calls himseif WILLIAM
WILSON f; says he is free born, an,l
was raised in New-Yo,k; he is about j
feet 9 inches high, full face and eyes
we'll set, blackcomplexion, and about p
years OF age. lie has been in the DIS
trict about one year. The owner is re.
questeL to come and prove his property,
pay charges, and take him away, other,
wise he will be disposed Of as the law
directs. hN'W R0UNSAVELi.
June On Jailcr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-08
6Oe acres of Land for sale.

TES4IS Tract is situated in Westmere-
land county, Virginia, adjacent IT,
Mr. Garrett Hunters Plantation, and
contiguous to the waters Of the Potomac
The SEeishborhooi is good-water excel
lent, and very desirable situations 10.
building. a considerable proportion OF
the land ia we'll timbered, Besides good
deal of cedarjpipe and other wood, slitl
ciently convenient to make II an object
for those who may be disposed to send !.
70 market-it is nearly equi-distant from
Baltimore, Washington and Norfolk.
ANY one wishing to purchase may aP-
ply to Ko"H" 'c ,,ov.DJ,is
Also, a verv valuable LOT, contalriI':,
,ao acres. being a part Of the late MIR,
John Tarbervills's tract-within b miles
or Georg etown, 8 from the Little Falls
R.;tIge and near to the turnpike leaiin.
from thence to w,leS's, in Fairfax csun:
~. Va. A great proportion OF tins 'asa
is exceedingly we'll timbered, ard ina.
mari which is not, is SO recently cleared
as to be in an active state for cultlvatlan'
and already in productive condition.
For terms, apply to PHILIP Z. !oNEs, esq
in Leesburg, Va. or to X. JoNhs.
March so
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-08
Shin Timber, SC.

THE subscriber, residing on Malta
woman. Greek, in Charles County,
MARYLAND, will dispose of tstantingl a
large quantity of first rate White Oak
Ship Tiober, Wharf logs, Timber SUIT
ed Tor Slaves, Plank, scantling, or other
purposes, in any quantity likewise Sc
veral thousand cords Oak Wood Pur-
chasers will find it to their advantage to
apply as the terms will be moderate, and
there is pavigable water to the spot.
VIM MASON.
Mav9 u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-08

TNHE subscriber offers for sale tract
of so acres of land, on the Colches-
ter road, five miles from Alexandria, ad.
joining the lands OF Haywood Foote and
Dennis Johnston. The greater part OF
this tract is fine meadow land, abundant
ly supplied with water. Also one other
tract of 26l acres, on the Ravensworth
road. about miles from Alexandra, and
one mile from the first mentioned tract,
adjoining land of Thos. Janney and Mr..
M'Pherson: The greater part of this tract
is in wood, the soil good and highly us
ceptble Of Improvement from the use OF
plaster. If these lands are not sod be-
lore the first of January next, they will
then be for rent.
CHARLES SIMMs.
lima
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-08
For Sale.

A TRACT OF LAND in the county OF
N Fairfax, between the Little River
Turnpike Road and that from Leesburg to
Georgetown, called SELBY, containing
from 5 to 600 acres, situated in the neigh.
borhood of Alexandria, Georgetown, and
city Of Washington The land is in good
order, with sufficient buildings for the Pur-
poses of farming, well watered, wooded,
and adapted to plaster. As il is presumed
that persons disposed TO purchase will view
the premises, further description is unne-
cessary. an, :,
known on application to John A. and Bush.
rod c. Washington, near Charlestown, JET
ferson county, Virginia. or
NOBLET HERBERT,
Alexandra, d. c.
july Is sw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-08
For Sale.

FINDER an act Of the Legislature ofVir-
~ ginia, passed on the 2lst day Of Feb.
ruary, 1918, all that part Of a tract OF land
lying in the county of Fairf,x, and COM
nlonly called Retirement, to which the wi
dow and heirs OF the late Walter d. Brooke
are entitled; as well their interest N that
part which has been allotted TO Ann Brooke
FOR her dover, as that part. which The
said widow and heirs are now in possession.
The sale will be made at public auction on
the premises near where the stage road
crosses Dogues Run, on Thursday the 18th
lfSeptember next, il fair, il not the next
.ir day. The terms are one halt cash, the
balance on credit of twelve months.
WILLIAM II. FOOTE,
BENJAMIN NJ. BROOKE, Comrs.
August 7 Is
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Hamilton's Eli1ir, q

A sovereign remedy for colds, obsti.
nate coughs, asthmas. sore Threats, CO.
tarl rs, and approaching coRsumptions.-
To parents who have children afflicted
with the HOOpL.NG COUGH, this dis.
coyery is of the first magnitude, as it al.
fords immediate relief, cheeks the pro.
gress, and in a short time entirely re-
moves the most cruel disorders to which
children are liable. The Elixir is per.
fectly agreeable, and the dose SO small
that no difficulty arises in taking it.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-08
Notice.

TIME delinquent stockholders 10 the
4 Leesburg Turnpike Road Compa-
ny will please to take notice, that their
first instalment, required BY the presi.
dent and directors Of said company, oil
ten dollars on each share OF stock by them
subscribed, was due and payable on the
first day of Sept. last-the second insta'
ment of ten dollars on each share on the
first day Of Jan. and the third instalnent
of ten dollars on each share will be due
on the first day of July next, and if no!
punctually paid on or before the i3th oil
Aug. next, they will be dealt with as
the law directs.
SAM'L CARR, Treas
Leeshuro. lime % 5w
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hamilton's Grand Restoratipe,

Is recommended as an invaluable me.
dicine for the speedy relief and rerman.
ent cure Of
Nervous Disorders RViolent cramps in
Consumptions the stomach and
Lowness Of spirits back
Loss Ofappetite Indigestion
Impurity Of hood fMelaneholy
Hysteric'l affections Cont in the stomach
lnward weaknesses Pains in III. limbs
and debility u ReIaxations, etc.