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done, which were SO much dreaded anu oePFe-
Gated by the patriots of that day
Having succeeded so eminently In the acqul-
sition of fortune and fame by this work, ne un-
dertook the History of the two preceding oy-
nasties, the Plantagenets and Tudors. II was
all important, in this second work, to MAINTAIN
the thesis of his first, that Git was the People
who encroached on the Sovereign, not the Sow
ereign who usurped on the rights OF the REQ
pIe' And again, chapt. So, the grievances un-
der which the English labored, to wit: WHIP
ping, pllorying, cropping, imprisoning, lining,
SC. when considered in themselves, without
regard to the constitution, scarcely deserve
the name. Nor were they either burthensome
on the Peoples properties, or any wise shock
ing to the natural humanity OF mankind Du-
ring the constant wars, civil and foreign. which
prevailed while these TWO families occupied
the throne, it was not difficult to find album
dant instances of practices the most despo-
tic, as are wont 10 occur in times of violence;
to make this second epoch support the third
therefore, required little garbling of author
tiles And it then remained, by third work
TO make of the whole complete History
of England, on the principles on which
he had advocated that of the Stuarts. This
Would comprehend the oaAoH anu ->olliidn vi"
quest: the former exhibiting the genuine form
and political principles ofthe People, constitu-
ting the nation, and founded in the rights OF
mantle latter built OH conquest and physical
force, not at all affecting moral rights, nor even
assented to by the free will of the vanquished.
The battle of Hastings indeed was lost. But
the natural rights of the nation were not staked
on the event of single battle. Their will TO
recover the Saxon constitution, continued una
bated, and was at the bottom Of all the unsuc-
cessful instructions which succeeded in sub
sequent times The victors and vanquished
continued in state of living hostility, and the
nation may still stay, after losing the battle OF
Hastings
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that over without calling into ,eauisitiou tn.
Influence. the power. the hzt aad moneY
oftho government Ia opposition 10 This POI
tenious combination, We must rely On the virtue
and intelligence OF the interrupted aud incurru,-
tiblc mus of society. The srrru song of peace
and silence will be sung lull the people into ap-
athy; but they must be awake ~ their wro.iaS
or their rights and liberties are forever gone
They may repose indeed under false aud drn-
siye security--they may blindly coniin,e ia the
professions of their rulers; but they VII find IN
thai confidence the grave Of their dearest inter-
csts. and most sacred rights.
II is remarkable fact. that IN all Mr Adams's
public life, he has never vet been honored by
the people with any elecIioni he has never been
elevated TO any Office by popular vote. His G.
lection TO the Senate IS no exception; for the
Legislature of Massachusetts was governed hv
the famous Essex iunto, an oligarehv OF fede-
ralists and aristocrats, who then governed the
state. The genial sun of Executive favor first
warmed aud brought him into political existence,
and under the same fostering influence he has
grown up aud ourished to his prcscnt comman-
ding eminence. hat IN fact, is the spectacle
exhibited in the late elevation of. O. Adams l.
il not as complete and absolute restoration rs
that of the Stuarts or the Bourbons2 And by
whom has this political resurrection of the dead
been effected Not by the act of the people
who never would have done it, hut by the Ia
trigucs of politicians. Does il not realize in the
most impressive manner the truth of thu cclrbra-
ted maxim Of Fox. that rcstorations are the
worst of all revolutions Though the Adams
! dynasty had been arramed and condemned by
the people in all their assemblies both state aud
/ national; and the sentence had been repeated
and ratified by another generation, v" find il
forced on them once more by the treachers Of
their representatives. Yes that election was the
most criminal and daring outrage on the vii
and wishes--the deepest stain on the character
and honor of the nation, that has ever yet burn
inflicted. II was setting a mos dangerous pre-
cedent. In fact, there is hardly political crime
that it will not sanction and JUSTIFY
Whilst II should be unaitefaby determined 10
! turn out the present inCumbenis, il ought not TO
be forgotten that the government though IN evil
! hands, Is still our government; and that. upaa
the exercise of its legitimate powers, Deepen B., the
general weIinre and prosperity of the country
] lndiScrimlnate opposition to its measures would
be alike unwise aud pernlcious. Let us rather
judge those measures bv their own intrinsic me-
rits-let us recolect and rejoice in the rccoec-
ton, that there is aredecmng spirit as there is
a rcgeneratmg power among the people that
is adequate to dissolve coalitions and eXtcrml-
nate corruption.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE
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nTsI.ottorv ! I.o,rerrirn

VIlllL atae ipg OF tie Grhni atste LOTTERY
i "i Niff,nln, end Class, took place in
Rrhmond, Oh The Psi inst agrecably 10 our
iormrr annonncemeni--an official isl Of tie
drawing has been received, which shows that
the inhabitants OF Lybehbare aud iis vicinity
have been unusually lucky, considering the
leauness oil The scbeme-- much more 50 han
in any formor drawing. ! announced ~ tho
public IN M lcfmef poelieaI address, lhht
Dame Fortune had swain To take np her
residence nj my truly Lucky Once inr the
Winter, and 80 far, size has been rs gnod hs
Der word, fal sold nearly oil The Slo0 and
500 tTizes IN tho sfheme. IYnchbnfs Is ia
Luck, sud con rquanlly, nov Is The lime Tor
people to buy LOTTERY Tickets, for There is
nothing hka pusltinR lnek. and luck Is every
thing after all Tho1s thai wish 10 adventure
IN Lotteries havs nov tho most favorable Oh
ph1nnliy have ever known IN Virginia.
Tho draw mr. IT the Dismal SN amp Canal
Lottery, 1l Class. will take place In Rich.
monl, on the 9th Deeemiiaf next Any per.
son "lll perceive from the very fvsi glance
Al the scheme, thai is lay far The most mag.
nlieat aud grind one thai was ever III Eir-
GUM. II contains more capital prIzes than
any lormef sehcmG, aud The price OF tho lick
els lower, mud above all, this seems To be the
tim iM luck, and whnn luck j. nn, then is
The time 10 buy---lof the small sum Of 81 yun
might obtain S2o,oo0, aud Tor 81 / YOU
might obtain &IO 00o Money Is inore scarce
AMI wanting, than have known for mnny
year5 and II people will be- 50 ucgleciin n.
To lei thia golden opportunity pas 6y without
calling NJ my truly lucky oller aud occurring
chance in this grand and mighty scheme
whan II only requires 81 - that might oh
thin tl,om Sio,oO1, WHY then they desefvc 10
want mon"y..Bui do hope no person viii
be SO negleetul of his fcnl interest. ~ motto
call ri my truly fortunate o1ce, where The
S2ooou Is inr sale for the email SUN of OF SO.
lie sure aud call on your old FREUD
AbRAM K. NORTH
Nov II
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taiuabie Printing Establishment for Saie.
XllIE Proprietor would sell on fair terms
- the Office and establish uent of the CEN
1RAi, GAZETTE, in Charlottesville, Virginia
THIS Press hns been established about seven
yours, and from the stead, and Increasing pat
ronage ii has received, and the p, aspects fcon-
thaed increase, there Is every reason TO believe
that, IN short time, no county edphiishment
ia the state will produce more profitable in
come. Tho advantages ii possesses ara nnIner-
GUS and attractive II Is situated IN u wealthy
pait OF the country, IN prosperous and rapid
" ,mpro' ug town, within u few hundred yards
the University of Virginia. The subscription
already amount, 10 u respectable number. and
there are, perhaps, bnt few country establish
ments which hnsr u greater SHIRE Of ndto,tising
aud iobWork. The oiiieeis tolcrably complete
for printing newspaper, books aud iohs---ha,-
M two Presses, one entirely new fOunis of
Long Prnnmet BREWER Pico. (now) Double
Plea, Double Z PrImmer Five lines Plea. aud
q variety Of other type, some Of which are ne,s,
imperial, superroyol, royal, medium aud Job
chases; sticks, stands, gaos and every thing
else necessary. Persons wishing to purchase
cao address the Proprietor by letter (post pad.
Nov 30. c3Wl
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6lI0 princs---lsal hInnks.

Price ofuokes 81 md shares III proportion
MODE OF DRAWING All tho plumbers " III be put m
tho wheel usual all the prizes nl,a three dollars III
be- put ~ the prize iced aud drawn a5ga ~ the
Whole body Of numbers. The ir drawn nuner eill de-
eide the tate Of the 5000 tbrcr dollar prizr. "a llows
Ia wit Shonld be Of the hrst fle Thousand num-
befs, thu Is To say any nunher from No to 5oO0 lncI-
sise all those nuibor will be entitled three dollars
zach Should II be OF the l5t ite tbnusnha res
that II Ia say from No. 1901 to 10000, ncus them ali
those numbers viii IN Ike mannpr be euUiyd h. Icc
dollar each Those Whp hold tletef, ann aboss and
one below 5000, must Of oomsc draw Owe, aud may
draw THREE prilos.
The drawing will take place III January ucgt under tho
supernfendcnre OF the following gentlemen Jud1s Vim.
Bauiel, ths"eil Duhney, Abun MHanie John q. deem.
John Bullock, David q. hlurreil Win. u Kinney, Nm,
". Norscl George Nhilockc, JON V Bug veil Am
mnu Hancock, Rohcst hyie james J. Claytuf, Jasse
Hnrfson, hcaJah Dam, Colin Buckner Elijah Fletcher,
John Ills, John y hancock and Johq ( AilIr- Esqrs
J. Drdcu IRON distance, by mai, post ia. ot pr-
yate conveyance, enclosing tc ctii Pr4J Tickets,
Will meet the most prompi 12ention II addressed 10
AUG, LEFINiCH
Oct. ~ Manager.
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NfOrICE..-WiIl be soId. 10 the highest Lid.

NOTICE.---Will be sold, to the highest bid
III der on a credit ofsix months, at the late
residence of Samuel Burks deceased, in the conn
ty of Amherst Friday the 18th December
next two or three likely young Negroes, house
hold and kitchen furniture, stock of every kind
one pair Of oxen, cart, &c \ good still, planta-
ton. utensils and other articles too tedious To
mention For all sums Of FIVE dollars {. upwards
IN, above named credit will be gwen purchasers
giving bond with approved security for all sums
under FIVE dollars cash will be required
Nm. h. BERKS. Eyor. Of
Samuel Blrl:s, deed.
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daftcr my.eflH Offering the above Lotteries to Tho
public 10 receive liberal patronage, aud particularly
Invite t attention ofcfers person 10 thrse s'hcmcsi aul
ticy vii pcrcci,r nj the very hsl guneo lint they arc
much The most brilliant ever got mp ia Virginia, and
when they rceollect the object o those IOictIes, am
persuaded there ara none but s lcud helping hand
ih MI they should look at thcre Is chance ofgct
ting independent fortune for the small tTho Of -.
Where Il the per.9n who VIII not embrace this Golden
Opportunity
Among the above viii be found the scheme of the JEFF
f"rson Lottery This Lottery was granted by the hegls-
latnre OF rgnin, for purpose well known To u all
II expected, aud sincerely hope, those tickets viii not
main hand, but viii be immediately bought up by
liberal public who wish to show their gratitude to de
parted patriot who devoted his whole life to tho benefit
of his country, aud the public generally
u otdrrs from ANY part OF the tuied states by mail
pnst pad) enclosing the cash prize tickets, will he
Thankfully received and promptly attended to as II
sonsl application Be to direct your orders
AOfRHs Office, where the capitals are ALWAYS for sale
ABRA1M AZ. ~ ORTIZ,
MAN Stree, Lyncbur.
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" We have published sketch Of the tria'of
VIM, W. Hening before the General Court, on IA
charge of ext ortion, on the first aud second days.
1t occnpied two days more, Gas We perceive by
10 be not guiHH
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-30

The British are bcstowne great expense on
their Royal Palaces The contemplated repairs
of Windsor Castle. will cost 25o,o0O pounds
sterling. The building of Buckingham Palace,
and the improvement of the grounds, will cost
252 900 pounds. The alterations aud additions
to the Kings Palace in St James's Park, will
cost 252 900 pounds.
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~ Gen. McHattin is elected To Congress
the present session, from Kentucky, rice James
Johnson dec. The Gen. is Jdcksonan, as was
Mr.. Johnson
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SCHEME.

UhOif T'rfefs SO 90 Quarfcrs 81 25
Hatrg 10 Eilhtls 62
For Tickets. Shares ar Cerlhcatrs In any of
the NIrgiom Lotteries, up. " nj the prampt
and Lucky Onlce OF &. A. NlTHEps,
Ly0chhnrg.
Pf2e Tickets received for lekets the snme
rs cash, aud oil orders colclull, ard prompt.
ly attended 10 If addressed tc
c. A. WRITER'S,
Now 81. lynrHinrR.
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MARRIED--On the 2lst inst by the Rev.
Thos. Burge, Mr.. RANSOM PRICE, OF Prince
Edward, TO Miss MARY \. G, SPENCER.
daughter of the late Col Guidian Spencer, of
Charlotte.
OH last evening. by the Rev Edward
Cannon, Mr. EDWARD b. WELLS, 10 Miss l.
LIZABETH b. LEWELLiN, all of this place.
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The u. SShips North Carolina Constitution,
and schooner Porpoisc, were at Mahon. The
Ontario ON a cruise in the Archipelago.
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- TAMAiT.RING CURED Having sifness-
- ed the extraordinary success which his at.
tended The instruction of Nh l.. Gibbs IN eascs
Of stamnerng We take pleasure In recommend.
Ing him 20 the confidence OF thr public
JOHN CROMA ELI,
SAMUEL BAKER NJ. u.
Professor Materia Medica, University of Ma.
" land NArllL POTTER. NJ II.
Professor Of Theory = Practice OF Medicine,
I'M. OF Mmyl'd. RID. ". HALL. VI. u.
Prof Obstetrics 4 Diseases OF Children, Uni
sefsig of Nd 1liOS. W. GRIFFITH. Esq.
70 baltimore, Aug ls26.
MIR HAYDEN, acting asa special agent for
Nh l.. Gibbs, Principal OF the Baltimore hsn.
tuunn ior tn cure OF Stnmmermg aud other
nnpedinlcuis oi speech. aud having been fully
instructed 10y hlm IN all the requisite qnalllea-
tons nect ssary To the discharge ol a duty So
important begs leave most respectfully 10 offer
his services To such Us me unfortunately labor.
ng under the affecting, aud often distressing
Cmharfsssments of stanunerne ia speaking.
From the experience which Nh II. has already
had, aud the success he ha> met With Ia relieving
those who hase applied 10 hun, he feels VAR
rantcd in the assurance that by snIot and
ScrnplnouS attention To his instruction aud re-
tnedies, there Is not a easc in the state of Nm.
require, hut few DAYS only, in order 10 effect
a. The annexed Cctu6eatC, together with its
signatures, is deemed all that " necessary Ia sat.
sit the public
HAVING Witnessed with astonshmeut. the
complete success which has attended the instrnc-
ton Of Mr. {. Huydau. for the rucf of one al
oul cltiycus, IN u case Of stammrrtng, We tuko
pleasure IN recommending HIM To the conddencc
ofdl who are laboutnlg under thai sorions uf
Fiction. CHARLES CARTER, NJ. ID,
u MASSlE. NJ D.
" =. GOOCH, NJ D..
II BRAMll An NJ ID.
Charlottesville, Oct 1896,
n u Persons wishing To avail themselves OF
the present opportunity, would do well 10 apply
to Mr. II 1.-THE Bel Iaprra, as early as may be
Richmond Nov. 30. c3wls
IglOlILLON Parry Mr. Anderson ro-
~ spectlnlly iniorns the Ladies aud Gen
tiempn nf I.ynrbL,Ip that his Cotillun p4rtN
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~ OIILLON PAR1N Mr. Anderson ro-
~ spectmlly iniorns the Ladies aud Gen
temen of Lynchbu rg that his Gotillon Party
viii take place on FRIDAY evening the Isl Do.
cember. Cards of admission 10 bo had nj the
bar ofthc Franklin Hotel.
Nov 30 II
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lnTIERI

Sfa IsMAI SWAMP LOTTERY, 1th Glass, Ia be
~ drawn lu Richmond, all ~ one dBY lit M. Lotto
rs, by Combination tnd fcunutUuou--j ballots 10 be
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Virginia Lottery

yrA on the benefit oitho Dismal swamp Canh Coppapv
W iii tIdsf, 10 No Ioit1ry by Combination md Pcfs
mutation, iisois--lo be drawn at Richmond the 9TH
December, Ir21.
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DIED, at the residence of his mother, on the
9th inst after a severe illness of nearly weeks
A. MORRISS, in the 9th year of his
age.
- on Friday last, JOHN IIANSFORD,
an old and respectable citizen of Amherst coun-
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TO be drawn the Combination plan, ia Richmond.
Three Prizes, as follows:
Monticello Estate, Valued al al 900
Shudw eli, 10000
Aibrnafle, ~ 500
Tlp above Estates were valued under onth b} Commits
oner appointed for ihat PURPOSE by the Legislature Of
Nirpina.
4 Price ofTickcts $40 There are no shares
o[tirtcis in his Lotery.
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Gomg! Gplnrt GoiaRlli
Dismal Swamp lanai lottery,

the OH of December.
Tho drawing takes place IN Richmond aud
Will be forwarded 10 ns without delay. Nn,v
= the tins nud The only chnnee that will ot-
inr Tor some iimG---inhkr good nso OF il hv
applying at tho LoltefV aud Exchange aihee
of 8, ~ NJ. ALLEN g. co
Ivurhbnrg.
Where tickets may be Ind in tho greatest va
riety of numbers
Whole tickets So 90 Quarters 81 20
HalvGs . 30
u The cash will be p,Jd al sight for all
prizes sold bs us
.. 81 Dr. ALLEN 81 CO.
Nov. ~
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n Nf'I'I' III nv VI
II MASSlE. NJ. y.
" = GOOCH, Nj, ID.
II BRAMllAM, NJ. ID.

Ch0rlnttcsVlIIc Oct Ib2U,
n u Persons wishing 10 avail themselves of
he present opportunity, would do well 10 apply
10 Mr II ottbc BEL 7arun, as carly as may be.
Richmond, Nov 30 Owls
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Tins IS very brIIlant s3heme. Ilckets an
no" low, VIZ
a. Whole tickets g 90 Quarters 81 D
Halves , 80
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WAIT NO LDNGEHlil

SltlE grch day Is FAST approaching fortunes uf ,ori
~ aus mngHtalss are noa offered TO the uYe1tntrrs
nd unon hhom iermHi To aHourr aY of them hnnr atS
application mus b. mnde al ALIENS LUCKY Ohae~
Here th0y
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YtS ROkER & COMMISSION BUSINESS
- The subscriber has taken an Office four
doors above the Franklin Hotel, where he con
tinucs 10 sell Tobacco aud other produce on
commission, and will in future also, transact
bnsiuess Brol,er-lie hopes to 10 able to
give satisfaction TO all who may confidc business
10 his care. ARCH. HATCHER
Dec - nsiCi9
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August B.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-09
New Books and Music.

yIyHE Operative Mechanic and British Mschn'l, NO
L 2, Moderation, a Tale, by Mrs Holland - cents
Fin,'s Recollectons of the Last Ten Years passed
in occasional residences and ourneyings IN the valley
of the Mississippi, vol. Svo 81 %.
Anniversary Address, the progress OF the NataraI
Sciences in the United States delivered before the Ly
ceum of Natural History, of New-York, by j. t. De-
kay, so cents. r,rrsh awe
of Real Property, with the Outlines ola Code, by Jas
Humphreys, Esq 8vo. 80.
Remarkable Events in the History of Man, or nara
tves of the most wonderful Adventures remarkable
trials murders, escapes &c. compiled by the Rev. Jo-
shua Watts, vols. 81 IS
An INJURY into the Nature and Treatment OF Da'
betes Calculus, and other affections ofthe Urinary Or
cans. bv W. Prout NJ. D, f. r. s., LIST American eai-
ton, with Notes. &c. by s. Calhoun, NJ D. VOL ~
shakspeare's PLAYS; with Glossary, immature edi'
tons, vol. limo, fine paper and diamond type So
Ne,U Music.
"Zulieka,"a Song; % breathe again those sounds;
paul Prv,' Comic Song; From Greenland's ICY
mountains by Dr. Heber; Days of Absence with
variations; New Spanish Dance.
Spanish Guitars; Claronets; Flutes; Eiolns, IRON
50 to 10 Flageolets, and general assortment OF Mu
sic and Instruments. On sale by ,,,,,.o,,
Washington, july 10 PLSHEY 1HOAPSOM
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A. &. Cazenove = Co.
Haze Il. Store.

Haze i2 Store,
1000 bushels Ground Alum salt
50 pieces Russia sheeting
From the schooner Napoleon
90 hhds first quality st. Croix sugar
From schoonerEsthe and Sally.
$50 kegs Dupont's gunpowder, double and TRIBE F
glazed
$50 sacks blown salt, sol hds molasses
so do N f. rumSnd gin, 100 barrels do do
80 do whiskey, 5 pipes brandy, do gin
10 hhds Musco1ads sugar. 70 casks refined sugars
200 boxes glass assorted sizes,
200 kegs cut nai.s * brads, 40 casks Spermaceu oil
100 baskets olive oil, $50 boxes sperm candles
so boxes mould candles, 40 do CASTLE soap
so do domestic brown soap, so oGerman pipes
10 kegs manufactured tobacco
so boxes rasins, so do capers and olives
bbls Palm nuts, very fine IS tons Swedes IRON
l.. p Madeira, Sicily Madeira,
French Madeira, Colmenar, WINE.
Sweet Malaga, Claret and Port
casks scraped gum copal, of fine quality
Imperial, hyson and Young Tyson Teas
Sugar house, wrapping and common paper, sc.
NAV Is
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Rheumatism and Govt,

benjamin Morange & Sons lisdicatsd Oil Sik'
HUMANITY requires to proclaim to the public an
Ill exterior remedy for the cure OF all Chrome DIS,
orders, but particularly the Govt, Rheumatism, and
Colds Many thousands have been cured of these ter
rble diseases both in the United States and in France
and many highly able and respectable physicians OF
this CITY wish to give Justice truth, they have deli
vered the following
CERTIFICATE:
= Neuc York, Esd .4ug. 1920.
n~TThe vanished silk manufactured by NJ. Morange
& Son, is capable of being applied with great advan'
tage in many cases of Gout, rheumatism, Chronic, en-
largements and stiffness ofthe joints, and lndurate
glanular tumors: and in cases is preferable to
any other remedy with which we areacquainted.
[Signed]
Wright Post, MD. John Watts, jun. N. d.
Alex. H. Stevens, NJ. D. Il. S. Nissan, NJ d.
David Hosack, NJ D. Wy. G. S. Macneven, MD.
John Nelson, M. d. Edw. Delafeld, NJ d.
Felix Pascalis MD, DIR. Valentine Mott
Samuel. Mitchell, NJ. d.
To be had at the Drug Store Of J0HN l. SdffS,
sole agent for Alexandria march ~
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Mackerel.
Wheat WanteA.>
District OF Columbia
.Alerqndria COUNTY, SIS

.AsrGndria County, SIS,
APRIL TERM, 1926.
Jonah Thompson, Complainant,
Against T. Cl,.o-,,
Thomas Hickman and Moses Gibson, 3
Defendants.
VNHE defendant Thomas Hickman not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the
statute and the rules of this Court; and it appearing
the satisfaction of the Court, upon affidavit that the
said Thomas Hickman is not an inhabtant OF this Dis
trct-on the motion of the complainant, BY his
sell it is Ordered that the said Thomas Hickman do APP
near here on the first ay of the next term and enter
his appearance to this suit and give security for per
forming the DEGREES of the Court And that the other
defendant Moses Gibson do not pay away, convey or
sesrete the debts by him owing to or the estate or Ell
fects in his hands beonginging to the said Thomas
Hickman until the further order of the Court.
And that copy of this order be forthwith published
for two months successfully in of the public news
papers, printed in Aexandrla and that another copy
Re nosted at the front door Of the Courthouse of SAID
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