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Extract ETA ietter, dqtea

have NTH 10 tell You of pabhc news.
he'ond what the newspapers and printed
documents give you Washington IS Won
dertnlly improved since saN IT last lhr
taNrr1s aud boarding houses are oow com
/ Portable, aud some of them clcg,nt. the
side walk, of the streets are we'll paved
anu the tnads AID avenues In excellent Or
der. Besides this, thee is n air of ba,i-
mesa IN TIE cry. which cid not usp To he
seen here. II Is not, tn be sure, like the
busy aud active commerce of n. York, nor
Is there any thing indicating snad aud
large capital ar enrerp isiog manufacturing
industry npon great scale; but there j. an
extensive aud various retail trade, derived
IN no small part from n York and BAfl-
more, aud Dependant on those cites; vet
chndurlng much 10 tie cnmfnrt of resi-
dence here and the prosperity of this city.
The foreign Diplomatic. corps is hume
rous and brilliant The whole city (that
Is to say the fashionable part of il rings
with praise Of the British minister, Nj.
Vaughan. He ls Described Il | have not
seen hlm) AS an accomplished, aniahle and
exceedingly well Informed gentleman. -
He acquired a high diplomatic reputation
III Span, where he Vas the nominal secre-
tarN, but real chit Of the English legation
IN the most Il ell times. ! hear Too, that
SOM" publications If his npon spanish At
r. haze given hin high liter ry rcputa-
ton.
Macy members "f congress have thoir
ianlhe- ilh hem al evr'y thing pre-
sag bTlltnt winter in thr fashionable
world i'm Tins fir-i Up,r nf AIR Ada,rs, totg
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water Is very low, even in the warmcst
weather II has an ic, appearance. II has
however nansrous taste by being highly
lmpfrgnaied with the sapfu aie Of lime.
Ga he northern side Of Tins slring u heau-
htl hummock rises grully from he water.
This - The slt" nj thr former Eeglish iaeto-
~ Tor the Indian trade, while this cnuntr,
was under III" British Crown. a1d aft r
wards the residence nf the celebrated Am
buster, who was executed, by Gen. j ek-
son, during the Seminole campaign. This
fountain IS ffd from the suhirraneuu- sour
ces which gush from the bowels of the
earth with Incredible force, rising IN the
centre with the velocity of hpIing water.--
some idea may b. formed of the power
with whirh II cuisines from the earth, by lis
dlsplaclng column Of water more than
ESQ f,thoms in height. aud rrmoNing with
violence the su face. TINS sprng Is about
twelve miles fom St Marks, aud about
20 fr m the ocean.
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REMARKAELE SPRING.

At twelve mics distant nom Taliabasse.
thu new capital of Florida, is the bpg Sprlug
the snnrre of Wakulla river. This crle-
hratpd fountain is one If t',p greatest natu-
raj cnriositrs IN the UnIted States. As
cendng the river, ahoat one mile heiow lis
so1rte, II becomes so mnch obslructrd by
Il - and river weeds that II is with difficult
" that hoaf can be propeiIrd up the
STEFAN. 5 ddruy this in nensr spring
breaks upon the eye. II is nearly one
mil IN length aud of a circu,r fnrm. The
water is almost transparent rs air Itself
II Is of An unCathonohle depth, which glVr
the water "A deep blue tint, similar in ap-
pearance IL watrrin tue Gulf Stream. II Is
stated that plumb has drawn 30 fAthnms
uf line without fu ing any holtom. After
arriving in the centre Of the spring in a
small boat upon clear day. tar appear
anct, of The azure vault above, and tie Niue
dpnih below, give rise To n succession of the
most singular IDEAS. II appearrd after alb
stIactIng the surrounding foliage from the
miah that we were suspended IN immense
rryions Of space. The water IS highly
imprcgpated with drco'npo-td limestone,
which gives il that extremely transparent
appearance viii, b can only be account ed
fnr W surprising that water imprrgna'rd
~ in calc,rrous substance has much less
r-fraciiye powers for light than water ~ a
state OF purity. The temperature OF the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-09
rAt1E.

10y virtue of = deed offrust executed TO
the subscriber by .Ionailten Il. Plnuket
aud Sarah hi wife, aud duly admiile,l to re-
cord ~ the lluHtnes clerk Office Ut the corr
poraiiHH III tsnchbme. Ia SECURE The pay.
mrnt oi debt due Alex iompkips 81 Go
nall an ibufsdey The 2Wh day ot tins PRES
eni month, Ganuary) ou The premises, pro-
ceeh 10 sell, by aav 81 public anct,on, tor
ready money, a Ceriaio l.ol OF Ground, lying
IN the corporation Of Lynchburp, bcins tho
north west hall ol Lot NJ. l1l. on 4lh
street such title rs Is vested IN me will be
given, mud none other
NATHAN Il. THURMAN.
Jan o ,e2Nfl2
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HIGHEST FRYE,
8 100000 DOLLS.

MODE or DRAWING The NuMherswtll
hp pat into one wheel ne nsuhl--and ~ tho
other viii br PIT, the prizes nbovr the demo-
ninatDn III len Dollhrs, aud the Drawing 10
progress in the usual manner In" lo,5oo
prizes ni leu Dollnrs will be awarded 10 the
tickets, the numbers Of which end With the
terminating 62nre 81 either Of the three inst
drawn numbers from the wheel ot different
terninainns.
To illustrate 'rhirh, suppose 1865 365
aud %, hob 10 he the G,sl draw0 numbers,
then every Ticket N thr Lottery ending WITH
the Figures - MI vii be entitled 10 IL
Prize OF Ten Dollars. ticket drawing VI
prrior prizr will not he restricted from draw.
lug nm inferior one also Every prize pHyls
bile IN CASH. sixty days after the drnwlng-
subject 10 n deduction 81 fifteen per cent
Tue splendid prizes aud popular plan Of
rnwing, together with the l0w price OF tick
els ought 10 be a great indncoment Tor Adten-
lurers 10 invest ~ his scheme
Prie, NJ Whoics y II Quarters 81
Huircy q EighHs | 80
Adventures csn Obtain any information
relative tpibr above scheme upon Applicant.
on 80 the Truly Lucky Lottery md Exchange
office OF 8. g. NJ. ALLEN q Co
LINCaBUnG
NJ Where the drawing vii be received
AL all ,umhers viii lie examined traits, and
iht Cnsh paid upon prereniation II obtained
ul-rtrtTr-4~ni uur Offices
6. * IN. ALLYlN Ok CO.
EnIIImaf, nth Ian lR1D.
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NttNIcAr TED

DIED-On Thursday the 9th inst. If =
om nary disease, which she bore with II
fnrIitadc rqnalIrd unly by her con fdepcr
ii future happiness. Mrs. NATiLDN
GARTH, co5eolt of Nj. John q nth al
MS place, in the 28th year of her age
5rw prrso"s have lived rpore beloved, or
died more lamenled than Mrs. Garth--she
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FOREIGN NEW 4.

II has bren nj long since No had any 20
rrlsn news thai dish Off nov lsa treat.
Tae Don QuSotte. ha, arrived nj New
f'fh. bringing papers from IIs,rr To thr
18th aud from Paris 10 the nth TIT
There Is nothing Of consequence among
The extracts We find in the New York pa
PEGS however, except some favorable nc.
counts IN relation L" the Greeks The
sirgr Of Mrsalongh has been raised h,
the Turks, and II is ssid that the Sublime
P"tr was IN great conformation, MOI with
standing it mas refused the inter, eniion -
f. r'Bn powers. Thu Greeks nave serrrd
Foreigners of distinction in their service.
amoog whom is son Of The celebrated
X gn'nll d'St lean dang ", who wn-
Munster OF State uodrr Napoleon.
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~ virtue ri deed of trust rxrrufed by
ID G"orgc Z Richardson ln the snbscriber.
On the 81 day nj January, 1872. will be >old
helore The door OF The Franklin Hotel. in Ito
town Ut Iyuehhur}, At public auction, for
eh7h, On larshy The alst day oi the present
mnnlh, Janunr Il fur, II not the ncxi mir
day thereafter, one Negro Man, named JET
ttry The ,uh-,rlbrr n,tiug - trustee. will
convey only suoh title ~ .,rstcd IN INN by
he said trust drel
JAMES BENAGu, Trustee.
Jano ts,ivJg
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III the discovery If '', 9,,n na r" nc I,9Isd
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rlrd with military hanonrs. The arms Of
room If FIX y '' n., p''" N'f' " W., VIC ''' ,
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-09

-. Ar p.van. ofky. and Mr.. Harrison,
.roaio for establishing three ne" cnlIee-
!, 5i.,rirts. aud making ports Of entry
Il. 4..l,,.ry If II. Louis, Mo. Louisville,
81 I'D CINCINNATI, Ohio. I = bills Ella
NJ :. controversies between the States
W. hl;c moneys in the hands of clerks,
.a.,s. and narshals ; and for the re-
r Richard Mason, were, severalls, fur
IT. = .ansidered, and the latter one ordered
NV ,I,ir1 reading. 4 resolution was OIL
nv Mr.. Marks af Pennsylvania, pro-
,ag to alter the time of holdlng the mld-
l'' ,E7,rirt court of Pennsylvania and the
q" lation previously offered by Nj. john
afky' extending the time for locating
T,r.inia Military Land Warrants. was a
drolad. n.. -,
:, .centinn ofone or two bills of litllr
nv ..,.,ce IN the general reader, and the
Tim If the resolutions which were Of
81 nm the day preceding, the business
..,sisted Of a discussion Of the resolutions
s"mo,,.d by Mr.. M'Dntiie. from the Select
- ,.,,oittrr. relative to the alterations IN
.luU II will be seea by reference 10
:" report, that only the third resolution
.d,nted. which authorizes the erection
ar Temporary partition behind the col
IN the rear of the Speakers chair
sbnoId any considerable advantage result
s,',,, ,bis experiment, we believe 1t 10 IN
"A IN enclose the recess behind the
rh,ir With glass partitioo, which whilr il
:anr,yes the usefulness, will add l. The
beauty of the House. 10.
= certain Alexander Winter. has trans
.l,.1 To the Speaker of the House Of
p,n,,s.ntatives long letter, which was
Iii heCore thgt body by Mr.. Taylor
,,herpin among other matters which he
disrlosps for the benefit Of the Z. States,
h. modestly proposes to benefit himself
:, demanding the sum uf 100000 pounds
s,.rlng, al least, for his extraordinary di,-
oorrr,ps. This communication was read
h, the Clerk. and we believe, placed on
the files of the house.
Fash. G. Gazette.
The Senate has coafrmed the nomna-
finn of Jahn Williams. of Tennessee, IS
charge DIS Aftdlres of the u. States. tn the
pennhlic Of Central America. Also, the
nomination of George Gros ran, (atr of
the Armyl to be Inspector General of the
amy. ia the place Of Col. 5. b. Archer,
deceased. 10,
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DIRECTORS.

Or The turner's Ba'h Of Tuginia, )or
LyachbUg.
~ he STANDARDIZATION Radford.
Thomas illgglnbofhan, john ,Bulockr
Christopher Nmfre. john Robin son.
By he Executive Nathaniel i MausoD,
Grorgr WhliI"cke, Ammou Hancock, john
Warwick llonry ). Lnnghoro., John q.
Mrem, Samuel Ste,rns,t L.. Pat,,.t
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.SEW MUSIC,

tk'IiE sub.clibrr has Idelt procured an
4 additional first rate Book Binder, which
enables him 10 do all work in that line, with
ueaines. and dl#pucL tie has received di-
rect trem pbrlad-I b,s, a very barge supply
IT paper ot ,cr, ,up"r'or quality, which ena,
III. In IL. l.1 1 LL-l IL
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Departed this life on the 18th INST at his
rrslaenre in III" county of washing on. Va.
JOHN Campbell senr. aged IS years aud 3
.,nunlhs.
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Nn w eAnosday Vast y!
TIE SPLEN'DID DR1ULNG
nrTERATURE LOTTERY

IA 4 = M Z . TIL ITO = 4 = ~ 4
Took place IN The City Of NV York aud
will be received by rs, on "Wednesday even
ing mkt, when ali numbers viii be rNamia-
cd Gratis, ani upon application the Cash viii
be paid Al si1httor all prizes.
The following are the splendid prizes which
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-09
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

A man uened William llnddlrston, a
god -, a native of h trhess County, has
been exhibited near the New Ferry IN the
alag" nj Brooklyn, on account Of his ex-
traordinary leg Five years ago his right
leg began To grow, and has co. tnued grad
uaIlN TO enlarge, aud /, now ; fat 6 inches
IN tncmJtrencei H., left leg Is usr be
ginning h. grow H. hike ,naopcr. lis ho-
dy does oo participate in this growth, hot
o. III" contrary ~ impaired h, II. His
c'se is beyond the reach Of the faculty.
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+.Sot IN The last DIRECTORY.
FRoM WASHINGTON. dat,d.

T''77I " F4TITTIIs
Jonnqfy Isl 1895.
The PcsIdenl IN a f'" i IS Wi trsnsa,l,
II both Ilsusrs as special Message res
pectlnE The Georgia Controversy. The
Panama Mission Is yet undecided.
Eng
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-09

ANECDOTE Or CHARLES II.
King Charles thr srcond oncr ,sked Sill
lngtlcci how il caue that II" alw vs. read
his sermons before him, When he preached
eHempore tlsrnhrrr2 He told tn King
that the awe he felt Al 50 nublr an audience,
mad him afraid to trust himsri, unlcs. he
put hls discourse INTO writing. But pray"
says Sulhoghret, may be- permitted To-
ask similar q res,ionf" WHY does your
majesty read yoar speeches. who can feel
n" aw" from the preseoce of supnr,o,s p
Why truly replied the king, 4" the Ques
ton is a fur one. aud 80 shall b. my an-
swer. BY readil Z my speeches. keep my
eye upon the paper; for have asked sup
plies from IN" commons 81 heavily, and
they have granted them 81 often, that ioe
are ashamed 10 took each other IN TIE face >
TIE Ship Of The Line nov building at the
Navy Yard IN PblIedrpbi',i~ 10 BE- call
ed th' fENNsfLvANIA ; ond tnr FrIgatc
which Is finished, nut oot yet launched, is
To be called the RARITAN. The Act Of
Congress directs The ships Of the L,ar to
h. named after the Strtcs, & the Flgate'
after the Rivers MT Ga.
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sud the whole 10 be completed on thai day,
under the ~nprrinlendencr OF the Commi>-
i. ners appointed by the Governor o Coun
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HAVE Ter hire two Frn,lr llnusr ar
i Nants-one an excellent taok Like.
"i'r mall Girl. h.. FLETCHER.
Jan. ..
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COHE.l..N'S

LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.
No. la, MAKE Is ftEE1 BALTIMORE,
Hhers more cap,lai prizeS bnrt ben obtamed
ha0 Al any olhcr QQiee in .ioter,ca
=" Orders from any part OF the United
States, by mail, post paid or by private con-
veyance, enclosing the Cash OF Prize. in any
OF the Lotteries viii meet the SAM lGonpp
aud pnnctnot attention, as il on personal APP
phcation, addressed 10
il COHEN, in. & BROTHERS,
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In III TTNOIHTTHg ~ VI 7"'T' ~ > 10 s-'"N
At NIen', Office have been sold, and pad
NJ sight, two prizes Of 8 loo. goo each, be-
sides prizcs Of S#eaoo, S5Oo0o, S4e,ooo,
s3a 600 S25 one So ooo, and an immense
number Of glo,tOs and 25,00o's, &C. in
all amounting ts more Than have been sold
at any other ofirc in America.
And they will ray al the prizes in the a
hove scheme upon appiration to them, with
the same promplress TIA, No. 759 was which
drew prize Of Sloo 900 and was owned hS
a crizen of Vir mi ,--rpcoilccf q eal At 'he
TRULY ITSCgY LoTTE 6x. d
Exchange OFFICE, OF
s. d w. ALLEN d. CO.
Jan. Q, 2ti
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Tits, however. was When Mr. Randolph
was opposed by the Enquirer, tooth and
oe mail" and before he had become so pc.
pnlar as 10 get loo votes of the Virginia LIE
gslature for any Office.
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r. AWFUL CALAMITY.
"NhLEs'ToN Dec. Give stop the
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KEW aEhkNal.
H,INN HlNDnNN.

o. o.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-04
CGulion 10 Purchasers

The great demand and wonderful success ofthis me-
dcne have induced anumber of persons to initiate it
in various WAYS Some selling sarsaparella and o.
ther syrups imposing them on the ignorant for the Pa
nacea; others are mixing the genuine medicine with
moasses, sc. making three bottles out OF one-thus
retaining some ofts virtues. These mtationsand adul-
teratons have mapy instances protracted the suffer
inrs of patients in where the genuine medicine
would have proved instantly eihcacious therefore
deem it duty owe the public, to acquaint them,
that it is impossible from the very nature of its constl-
tuents be discovered by chemical analysis; and con-
seouenty that all other mixtures represented to be
mine and sold as SUCH are fraudulent and base mposi-
tons, calculated to deceive the ignorant and unwary-
Theeenuine medicine has my signature on label re-
presenting Hercules and the Hydra, and my name on
the seal.
Communications, postpaid, and orders from any part
ofthe world, will receive immediate attention.
G-rPrinted directions accompanying medicine.
W WIN. SWAIN.
No. IS, South Ninth street, Philadelphia,
Opposite the University of Pennsylvania.
A constant supply of the above valuable medicine
kept by the subscribers who appointed sole agents
Cor Alexandria. Priests per bottle or $50 per do
zen. ID"''A
april %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-04
Swaim'S Panacea

HIS valuable medicine has obtained a distinction
which its efficacy alone cansupport As a purifier
of the blood it has parallel 1t the most useful
spring andautmn Alternative ever known. All those who
are affected with Scoua Leprosy Seurry or cutaneos
Erupons, or any of those melancholy diseases arising
from the impury of the blood and uices-aso, those
who suffer by diseased Lir emnatc affections, or from
ndiscretion ofther youth, well those whose con-
sttutions are broken down by mcrcura antimonia or
arsenical medicines should submit to course OF SW0inS
Panacea The effect of this medicine is such as not
to interrupt either business or pleasure and requires
only the common restraints of moderation in diet tits
conveyed by tho circulating fluids ard corrects their
tendencies all those diseases which originate iii vltaed
blood. 1t is SAFE though powerful substitute tor
mercury and those evils which an unsuccessful
use of that mineral so often occasions, &c.
CERTIFICATES.
81 have repeatedly used Swaims Panacea, bothdn the
hospital and in private practice, and have found 1t to be
valuable medicine inchronc, syphlltc and scrofuous
complaints, and in obstinate cutaneous affections.
"VALENTINE MOTT, VI. d.
professor Of Surgery, in the University OF n York.
Surgeon of the n. Y. Hospital, &c.
Neic York, 1a mo- 5h, 1884,
81 have within the last two years had an opportunity
of seeing several very nveterate ulcers which
having resisted previously the regular modes Of treat
ment' were healed by the use of Mr. Swan's Panacea
and do believe from what have seen, that it will prove
an important remedy in scrotuous venerea and mere
,Iria diseases. .CHAfMhN, NJ. u.
professor of the Institutes and practice ofPhysic il
the University Of Pennsy lvania, &c.
Philadelptia, Feb. 10, 1924"
sI have employed the Panacea of Mr. Swain, II
numerous instances within the last three years have
always found it extremely ecacious, especially in Sc
condary syphilis and in mercural disease have ne
hesitation in pIonouncing tia medicine of nestmabl
value. w. 1ibooN, M u
"Professor of Surgery in the University ofPennsyl
yania, Surgeon and Clinical Lecturer TO the Aim!
House Infrmary, &C.
February II, 1928"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-04
tn the Editors of the Saturday Erening Post:

To the Editors Of the Saturday Erentng fos
Dr Gibson, Professor of Surgery in the University OF
Pennsylvania, in his Lecture of Monday last SPOKEN
h;gh terms of swam's Panacea. He remarked that ne
hsd found it decdy beneficial in chronic cases ofsyP
lie Be- and that he had known patients who had la,
ored under this disease for length of lime, and tired
Utmost eyery remedy commonly employed for its cure,
With very little if any effect but who, after using the
panacea. recovered quickly and entirely He related
svera instances Of rapid and extraordinary restoration
% robust health from state OF the most miserable
,.alness and Infection wherein repeated saivatons
nj nroduced only the mischief incident to the use OF
,au He spoke likewise of Mr. Swami personal
~ acknowledging the generosity which he had SHOWN
the distribution of his medicine to the poor, and IN
he srnncrt even ofwhoe families until cure was efs
saoted The Professor mentioned that he mad been
nansured by Surgeons and Physicians for recommend
tho Panacea Of Swain, but that he thought 1t duty
s;ch he owed to suffering humanity not to withhold
h ernresson of his opinion and experience otts ETH
the en-. sh.rocter. STUDENT.
n We think it our duty to say, that We are sur
soJ n find that number of spurious mixtures have
cot M lately in imitation of this most valuable re-
and that several strangers have been injured by
.%s 2n;stake We would advise all persons who are in
,Ssna of such remedy.o apply where the genuine is
| known to be had mroiepo'
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