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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-28
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Mar shal's Sale
VVTII.L be sold for cash MosDAr Sd DAY DkcENrsR
w NEXT. at O'Clock, all the right. title and inter-
est Of Samuel Hills in and toa
Ia HOUSE AID LOT,
tn situated on the east side of ST Assph-st.
Wk3iH and MOI tn side OF Duke street, beginning
$3.50 at the intersection Of said street md rum
ming north St Asaph.sreet so feet, thence east IS
feet thence south so feet thence west to the Begin
ming, Sold 20 satisfy execution in favor u; Philip
Letting and Company. C.. SCOTT, d H.
nov 3 for 7. Ringgold, Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-28
district Of Columbia.


alexandria County, Set.
APRIL TERM, 1927.
The Mutual Assurance Society
against Fire Buildings of
the State of Virginia, CompRs. In Chanegy.
Dunn & Hills & Wife, Usffs
The decree in this made at the last term Of
this Court having been duly served upon the defend
ant Hills and no cause having been shewn why the
said decree should not be made final against allh de-
PENDANTS 1t is decreed and ordered that the said
decree be made final. Teste,
EDM. I. LEE, C. C.
Compliments Costs $50 10.
In pursuance TO the above decree, shall proceed to
sell on the premises for cash, Monday the Third day
Of December neri the following property
kx Doe Tenement and Lot OF Ground
in the town of Alexandria, OH the east side of
Hss St. Asaph-street, and bounded on the north by
Es&..1an alley separating it from the property OF
Doctor Brown; the east by the lot of William d.
Smms, the south by the lot of the said Joseph c:
Grid, and the by st. Asspb street, subject to
annual rent of $50. The above sale will take place
at three o'clock. &, SCOTT, ID. NJ.
oct 3l-WS IDS for 4. Ringgold, Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-28

Chssqpsake and Dtla,cd,e Cana!.-The Phila-
1ebbia National Gazette furnishes from an
,,,ben;ic source the following notice of the
rr, sent condition of this Canal:-The three
a,liops through the marshes from the Della
ware river TO St Georges, about four miles III
length, are led with water nearly as high as
N, common high wafer Of the river, and an
active navigation along 1t in sloops and scows
for the purposes Of the Canal is carried on;
lrsdpinp machine is employed in excavating
,ucb parts as are not 10 the full depth OF zen
feet; he towing path embankment through the
marsh h.. ceased to sink, and appears to stand
nsrC,ctly firm; the south guard bank, OF which
the sinking was so rapid and extensive, and the
extra expense so great, will be completed, II
is believed, very soon, without any recurrence
Of difficulties. The fourth section of the
Canal. through ST.. Georges mill pond a.
hon, three miles. is also flied with water and
rayipable. The fifth section, comprising the
,sr-ucut, said TO be the moss stupendous instance
of canal excavation III the world, IS in great
degree completed W TO the Summit Bridge, 10
which Doint BEATS from the Delaware now sail.
The sides of this portion Of ;he Canal are to
be walled with thick masonary u the height oil
twelve feet and for distance, including both
banks, ofSve or six miles Much OF this 81
gantic work is done, and the masons are en-
gagged in completing it as rapidly as possible
The remaining sections to the Chesapeake,
have. been Tor some time fnished, and are reas
dy for the admission of water as soon as The
res, Of the WORK Will permit 1t. The four
locks are completed, and the bridges are IN
use; that az the summit is noble structure
i, spans a gulf nearly three hundred let wide
anil a hundred feet deep, presenting from the
road way a view along the canal east and west
for several miles. Ii is believed that the wes!-
rrn division Of the work will be completed ears
ly IN the spring, and that the whole VIII De
done by the next summer.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27

The Jackson men have assumed a
very confident port since the appear
ancs of the letters OF Felix Grundy and
General jackson, in relation TO the
Generals being prevented by the late
Commodore Deca.sY from snlering the
Senate Chamber and chastising the la
roeoted Eppes. The letters the mseIyss
are carefully made TO evads the main
question: however " ell satisfied Jac kson
and his partizans may be. with such
miserable prevarication, we think il
does neither him nor them much honour
That General jackson did. in the city
Of Baltimore, openly declare 10 the
presence of several ssnt!emsn that HE
WOULD PROCEED TO WASHINGTON, AND
GUT OFF THE EARS OF Mr. LAcocK, he
will not we think, deny--there are. as
we understand too many living witness
O. here, who heard him make the de
claration, for him to hazard the denial.
IL il should turn out that IL was Mr.. La
cock instead of Mr.. Eppes, With regard
to whom General ia kson was proven
ted from violating the sacred character
OF the senate Chamber. we think all
candid men will confess that the Gene
raj has not consulted his dignits much IN
taking the course bis friend. Air Grun
dy, had marked out FOR him.
.Harylundsv
There is exhibited (being exhibited,
The new grammsrians would have IT,
in Harrison street, an Ok weighing
1000 lbs probably, says The adver
llsement, the largest in the world Il
is difficult to imagine how he could be
larger; bul good judge say he may
yet weigh thousand pounds more -
He Is, however, adds the advertise
ment, more admired for the beauty of
his color. and The symmetry Of has
for m, than his extraordinary SIZE
To his activity we can bear witness.
having seen him, to our astonishment
rise on his legs The Hog. bis com
panion, weighing / $685. pounds, ap
pears incapable OF that feat of agility
Bah american
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27
From the Baltimore Gazstt.

4 -" 49, -@N~tAeHtUSC 0U4Cl(E.
We have barely room iett to refer
our readers TO The very Interesting and
ample details from English q French
sources, of all the occurrences which
took place at Navarino, before and al
ter the great Naval Combat. which
terminated IN the anninlation of the
Turkish and Egyptian Fleets. Tn,
naroor OF NavarIuc lies a, the South
YES, corner of the Morea 1, is of a
roundIsh form. with an island lying
across the month of il The entrance
IS by the south eud Of the wlaud,
where the passage is 600 yards wide.
the north entrance is TOO shallow for
large vessels The island is 2 miles
long and quarter OF mile broad
ine basin IS SIX mile, in circumfe
renee The port of N4varino is the
ancient barbor OF p us In the 7th
year OF the Peloponnesian war, DE
mos'heues, the Ashenian general, selz
ed aud fortified Pyius A Spaflan
army imme diatsIy hese,ged hm there.
and part OF them passed over 10 the
island, then called Sphaeteria, for the
purpose OF completely hloekading bim,
while the fleet watched the entrance
OF tie harbor. An A,heniau fleet, I'll
last, entering the harbor, by bolh
mouths, attacked the Spartan fleet ~
'nS within, and destroyed the whole
OF II. The Sp@rtans on the island
being cot off from all assistance, SUI
rendered prisoners at discretion To The
Aihenlans. The late battle W as fought
on the anniversary OF the gteal battle
OF Salamis, wherein ihe Greeks de
ieated the Persian fleet on lhe Goth of
October, 480, b G 2306 years ago.
May we indulge the hope that this &C.
ton is sn omen of an equally happy
and glorious delivrrance for Greece?
Safety of the .Aliied Ambassadors
The following letter iron HavTe,
received at New York, convey. in
formation highly gratifying TO every
friend OF humanity
HGUre, NoU. is 1927
1.-The papsrs give you 80 account OF
The affair OF NavsGino, which l think
will lead to much more than some oil
the parties themselves expected, or
can have any wish lnr
we learn to day from Paris, that
the Ambassadors al Constsnthoyle
haUe got off an a French F'igate -
IL Is highly probable thai the Jsnlssa
ries will now regain their pow er and
despatch the Sultan In fact, we have
every reason TO expect great events.
This country IS all alive anh she
elections that are going on. The nj
nisters will have a majority. but rot
such one as they bad. You see they
have all along been kept in check.
mr.. de Corhiere, who has been Ill
for some time. we learn to day. i.
dead II will not be difficult. to cup.
Diy his nlars -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27

Notice to The Cysdsscrs 81 Ifm 2usa, dec.
IN pursuance Of sn order OF tie Superior
Court Of chancsry holden Al Manchester. made
on the 18th day Of Decembeg, ls2T, u thc
SUIT therein depending, 4etween Thomas Tur
nef and Nancy his wife plaintiffs. and James
Mason and Joseph Grao,hsm, executors Of VIII
ham Rush, dsc's. and the heirs ana deyisecs
Of William Rtish, deed. defendants, directing
The subscriber 10 receive any assignment of
errors, or right Of priority and psseedenee OF
payment, and The evidence OF any creditors not
named In nc decree made in the said snit, 10
support II their clsims, upon their agreeing
before HIM TO become parties TO the said suit.
and repars 10 che Court, and also. that be IN
seri an siseFtisement IN The newspaper printed
10 the town o. Aartinsburg. for one month.
calling upon all the creditors OF the said William
Rush, having claims which bind the real estate,
@ni who aesrc to have the benehi Of the pro
ceedlngs 70 he SAID suit, 10 exhibit their claims
before him 10 order 10 shsir being reported 70
the Court--sN6aee - hereby sirtn that tie sub
srrber gili attend Al BIS thee N WINCHESTER,
on Friday he 25iA day y January aerf, TOR the
purpose u receiving the cvsdenee ~hich any
OF the creditors OF the SAID william Russ, dec.
may think proper to produce, N felat,on 70 their
claims IS dlreele5 ~ the above mentioned order
LEM'L. BENT, .Mss Cen.
NIncheser Dec 27 1897.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27

= ECRoHS FOR $ ALE "A Woman sged
~ % years, Girl between 5 and 3 years,
and Boy between 5 and 9 noa'hs old They
wil he sold veFy low Tor cash. Should they net
BE sold before The first day Of January coust
mex, they viii, 81 that day, be exposed 70
puzzle auction, IN front Of ,be CagrI House ia
Nas',ushnrg For iurtaer particulars. enquire
Of Tie Editor Of the NattinsbuFg Gazette.
Doct ulher 27
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27
81 AUTHORITY or L.3W.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
THIRp CLASS.

The HOnagers respectfully offer 20 the public
notice The third Glass Of the 6aASp Gesso.
hDATEn LoTTRRy. ar snsed on the established
mode. hJ The combination ct three numbers Oh
each yiskes. = method dcservediy the most
popular, because i, u,teri, preelades the pos
s,bility 81 any eF OF.
90 Numbers used--0 Ballots 10 Be dru4Un.
For I'M esnai improvement, Literature aud Cha
rites, 10 the CITY OF Washington. and IN the
States ~ Delaware. North Carolina and Lou
Ixsnx
10 be drawn in Washington City, on Wednes
daV. the 9th Feb 1893.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27

II AXE NOTICE Ali those Who became
i purchasers At the sale of the personal IS
tate OF the late George HoFn, decd. arc hereby
notified that their respective obligations will fall
due on the % dss of January, 1928. and that
immediate payment is expected. For the &C
commoda,iop 81 those ccneerocd. the untier-
signed will attend 81 the tavern cf John Nc
CIesry, IN Msrlinsburg. on Saturday the 5fh
Of January 1898, for the purpose Of receiving
payment, those failing 10 If, their respective
cbligstious at that tue, may expect suits to DC
brought without respect 10 persons.
WILLIAM HORN. ,
Dec. 1s. THOMAS HORN,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27

nj Office The subscriber having been APP
IN pointed by the county court OF Berkeley,
a Committee for the purpose Of taking care OF
the estate Of his brother, Van Vanmetre, thinks
proper to give thus public notice to sil persons,
THAI he is determined not to pay any debts OF
his contracting from this time.
ABRAHAM VANMETRE.
Dec. q, 1927.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27
1895 Plies,
20825 Blanks.

| IN THIS scheme composed OF 90 numbers, by
Itprnarv e. Fnblnalion with nine drawn ballots,
there ell be 50 ps,zss wita three drawn mum.
| hers an then; 1896 with two Of shem on; and
/ / ATS With one OF them or; and also 2u.825
xlshoui any Of the drawn numbers on, beng
| blsnss
10 determine the fate Of these prizes and
| biatsS, tn. 90 uuaabsrs from one to 90 incis-
srye,) wili be se, essll, pisced IN the wheel on
TIE dss II drawing, aEd nine VI them drawn
QUA q, gADdom, end ghai tlekst having on Il a.
com inati.n, khe LIST, "a and I'D drawn mum
hsrs, Will be entsIed to the capital prize OF
$4,000 Tia, hsying on j. The 9Th, Ssn and
6 TO 5,0Oo--,bat having 90 il the 7tb, 9Th
IN 9Th, TO 2000--fhsi having on il the 9th,
Bib and OH. &c sos.
The siheT prizes 60 be determined as detailed
in ths .chems At lsrgs
PRICE nE TlCgETS:
Whole So Hall So so Quarter %.
A paca.s ~ OF o. &c kess ia tlts iptlery con.
tame the whole 90 numbers USED. and must OF
necessity draw at leas, ncts 1858 IS tn psizes.
GrntIsrDen who prefer 10 adventure tor large
prizes only, may deduct al the time OF puF-
chase, the value Of the small prizes aud receive
the Managers certihcate emitting The holder
to drss the extra prize money, (Which method
is very convenient 10 hose who reside At
distance md dlslks the collection OF small
prize money;) IN stlS way certificate Eor The
proc e dis
90 Whu.e tickets, comes to S6i75
20 HALT tickets, do. 81 ~
~ Quarters. do. l. -
q Fights, do. 775
0TThs Managers viii give the utmost at
ten,ion 20 be commands Of 1iStaAt Adventures
for tickets and sbafes,and Tor ward tree from ex-
pense The Official account OF the drawing i'm.
meoistey upon ITS event.
Prlze ckets in former lotteries received as
cash. and tue cash paid or RENTED directly Tor
pr les as soon as drawn.
IAN letters and orders 20 be post psid and
addressed to YATES & MIN TYRE,
Dec. ~, 1927. Washington ny.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27
AND FOR sALE.--Ih subscriber WISHES

AND FOX SAl.k.--lh subscriber wishes
IL to sell, the FIRM on aheh be at pse-
sen, resides. lying in the county OF Morgsn. on
the Big Gscaphon. eleven miies from the town
Of Bath, the county town This farm contains
upwards OF eight hundred acres considerable
portion OF tFst rate bottom, and upwards Of five
bundYed acres tiIabel The imprt vsnents arc
a large two story stone Dwelling House, sixty
b. thirty feet, well finished. Kitchen. Smoke
House good Barn, Stables, together with a
CRIST MILL, double SAT- MIL having
two saws under one roof three good orc hartis,
containing upwards II iivehuudred bearing trees.
This land will be sold low aud on zcconlmoda-
ting terms. For further particulars. sppy TO
the Editor Of the Msrtinsburg Gazette, or To
the subscriber.
ABRAHAM VAN AUSDALL.
Sept. 1T.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27

A French Gentleman is about es.
tabhshIng periodical work at Alex
andria, in Egypt, 10 be entitled the
Echo Of the Pyramids.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27

II lUfSEf@kN SADBFa WANTED
y Constant employ anttibsral wages will b.
given 20 Iaurneyman Saidler IT sober indus
,risus habits. bY applying 10 the subscFia1g,
LIVING =, Little George Town.
JOHN MAXWELL
December %.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27

GTAll those indebted 10 the Editor, will
please make immediate payment
Dec. 27.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27

NA ARCH FOUND --Some time IN October
w last. .f7'CH vas fouad hy my SON
alexander MILLER, which tho owner can have
~ describing ths same, aud paving Cor this
advertisement.
MARGARET MILLER.
Middle Greek, Dec. IS -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27


For Coughs, CsnsuD.pHons, Co.ds, ffaenx
Wloaotng Coughs, Spusnsodsc .4shma. Pain
IN the Side, Difficulty Of Bfsataing and Hans
Of Sesp.
as@wxx> THE propYetors "a La .Moffs
Es1ssY Cough Drops have refrain 4
k~x from sasing but little in com.
ST "a mendation Of this preparation.
!. i ] J ] J
Wa .Sa being confident, thai lis value
Els would prove sufficient recom-
nlE . n mendaIoL: from the increased
Ale liza demand Tor The article, and thc
HIz lE| great celebrity which il has gain.
III 2IA ed 10 every part of the Y Sues
- SZ where Il is Known and in order
Ex&sxF-X to Fenigs u ~ extensively uses
ful as possible, they feel conf.
dent in offering il TO the public as an .1pprgpe6
Medicine in those diseases which il prei. ssss To
cure, and oue that has rendered the most en-
tire satisfaction to all chose who have had an
opportunity OF observing and testing Iss ssluA
tary effects. IN eonhrma ron OF which they
nov present TO the public under the ssaction
Of the foioging csr,iffaies from Physicians
Druggists and Merchants % different parts e
the country.
CERTIFICATES.
We. the subscribers. have sold La -Assts
Cough Drops as agents for the Messrs CrosSSss
he Ned clne has obtained the appreciation IL
tuc phpii~B W tHseNHk many Sufcs ~ AiS MA
eases for which il 10 recommended We have
therefore no hesitation IN recommending La
MOTIFS COUGH DROPS as an sxcelless
medicine.
q, Dawson, druggiss. and late u. $. sar.
geon st Fort fayette, pis,sburg. Pa. j. Hsmms
VI ID and Il. ID. Downer, druggi sts, Zaness lies
VIM. Mount. III ID. Dayton: N Wsf & Co.
Apothecsry's Hall, Goodwin x Ashton. and
Fsirchllds & Co druggists, Csocinnass Ira
DeIsno. druggist, ChlIlcoshe. 5. shzrpiesss
merchant. ST. Clair-sie. b. Brubaeher & Co.
merchanss,Sprpgheld l. p frszler. merchant.
Xenia; VIM. Lowry, merchant, Lebanon. (Ol
DIR T.. Ferris, Lawrepceburgh; Dr. Il. Waits.
Madison, (lndiana;) Thomas Wells druggiss,
Nashville; Thomas Davis, ShelbsylileF aad
Dr. George M'Danie, Clarksville. lfssnl
Byers & Butler. druggists, Louisville; I. Floyd,
dfuggIst, Frankfort. DR.. "a. q. Ashbys Rieh-
mond. Crn,ehfisid < Russell. dsuggsss, Dsr-
Vile; MIlsaine < Allen, merchants. Shelby
villei P. D Ptice. merchant. Georgetown L.
& n Brents. merchants Paris AiexandeF 8
Stockton, merchants Flemings5Grgh. i r.
Atwood, Greeusburgh; Z. Fgphue, drugssss
lsusse nvllie; and K. VI Kereilival. Druggist
Bsrds,own, (Kentucky.l
Certificates II smpe,seEs esTes wih aecempeag
each Borte sVsth parfiealnf dlrecaons fer ns'ns
Us III " oiesats BY U. = Crosby, Crs
lembus, Ohio. and By I. Thompson, Smith =
peafs4il. fulleFtoo S sexoa. Butler = i'm
kns Druggists, Philadelphia and BY sweet
~. GeoYg James Daley, George IL. j.
5 keesl, Bainassre. Zach ootsie contains -
doses ice 81. To be had OF JAMES
THOMSON. dtagglss, near the Co0ss-tiouses
Marsinsburgs Va. Ian. 4
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27

FOR HIRE,
A NEGRO WOMAN and several NEGRO
"A GIRLS, from 10 10 Is years Of age
VAN SWEARINGEN.
Jefferson county, Dec. 20.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27

NEGROEs FOR HIRE-Will be
IN hired at Msr,,nsourg, Of saturday, the
18th instant, a number OF SL-3VES, Men,
Women, Boys and Girls.
JOHN SHARFF,
RICHARD McSHERRY.
Marinsburg, Dec. 20.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27

We have the pleasure of announc
ing the arrival of the Rev Benjamin
kutlz, from a tour of eighteen months
on the Continent OF Europe. Mr. X
in addition to literary treasures collect
ed principally in Holland and Germa
ny, brings with him contributions in
money for the Theological Seminary
of the Lutheran Synod at Gettysburg,
Pa 10 a considerable amount.
Hag Times.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27

NOTICE All persons who became pureha-
IN sers at the sale Of the personal estate Of
John Light, ser. deed. are informed that sheis
respective note will become due on the Goth
inst. Those interested will take notice thet if
they are no, speedily settled. suits will be
brought without respect 10 persons.
JOHN $, LIGHT.
Dee. IS. PEER LIGHT, jun. Ct :.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27

Nh. Henry " Snyder, the worthy soa
OIL S'mon snyder, the former governor
o. pennsylvania, who for four years had
n Z the office of assistant Clerk to the
senate OF Pennsy lvania, witt great cred
mo himself and satisfaction to that body,
was at the commencement of the pres
eht session of the legislature, turned
out OF office, for no other reason than
because lie was opposed to General
osckson'S election as President.
GOOD cannot come out of this perse.
1uung spirit of the jackson party. ST.
mon Snyder's worth is RENE mbered, and
zoe cruelty with which bis son has been
treated, will have its effect upon the
minds OF the intelligent farmers of Penn
Syivania.-b.
IL appears frsm the Presidents Mes
sage, that our national concerns gener
al'y stand we'll All our foreign rela
"0is are favourable to peace nd bar
mony Should we duly estimate our
"-"ohal advantages, and improve them
'ue me ans tperpetuating an enlight
."eu freedom, we shall have good rea
~" -" make the inquiry, sncpntly made
.esPeet'ng IsraeI--"What nation is there
sfee', which hath God so nigh unto
Hem"- Christian Watchman.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27

NJ EGkuks FOX iiRE.--On the first day
a. Of January, 1923, the subsribet will ex-
pose to public hire, IN front of AcCiesry's
tavern, IN Martin.burg. Tor nc year. several
NEGROES. consisting OF Men, Women, Boys
and Girls, Bond and security required.
MARY NINSHINiE, .fdm'r.
Dee. 10. Of u .ihaghinis.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27

Far CeHgA,, Csnsup. phons, Cosds, fa6tenx
Whoaotng Coughs, Spasnsodsc .4sthma, Pain
IN the Side, Difficulty Of Bfsashing and Hans