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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10
OBT7UAR.Y

Departed this life on the 3Oth utimo, Captain DAVID
MAaLL, of this place. in the 10th year of his age He
was the owner and master of the Schooner Rebecca,
from whose deck he was accidentally precpitated into
the Chesapeake Bay and drowned. By this mournful
event aectionate wife and an interesting family of
who was unspeakably dear to them. He had many re-
Iatyes and friends who will long regret his deaths but
it is in his own immediate famy,-where his affection
and virtues were best his loss will be most
sensibly felt, and most deeply desplored. Endowed
S Sh b hsp sprs on the
hannness of those around him by dsnerested acts of
friendship, and by faithful and cheerful intercourse
He was proyerbiay honest, discreet, and industrious,
and died at peace with all men
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10
I.P. THOMPSON, C c.
TEST,
Advertisement.

VTILLIAM A. DULANY, in his aduer-
w tisement has not only continued personal
abuse, but added many other inveCtives.
Notwithstanding his mighty wit, great le'
gal requirements, integrity, and extraordinary
bravery, will state a few more facts and leave
TO public opinion which of possesses the
soundest intellect.
His attempt TO create an enemy in Mr. Lyles
TO me, by endeayoring to show that was guilty
Of great dsrespect and indecorum TO that gen.
rleman, is vain, as expressed no opinion what
ever of his statement concerning the ability OF
the securities.
The determination of General Stuart never
again to be security, he did tell me--bM mnrk.
it was after had accepted him and he had de-
lermined to make the request, saving at the
same time, that he did not suppose the General
would refuse, as his, Dulanry's brother, had
lately become his security or endorser-so end
cd our interview at White Hail.
Shortly after arriving at my house on Sa,ur-
day, he handed me the letter alluded 10: The
gentleman then offered in the place Of General
Stuart, was Col. Thompson in Dulaney's imne-
date neis hborhood, with whose circumstances
and character was totally unacquaintcd, and
with due Difference 10 the opinions of MIR. Ede-
lin and Mr.. Sims, determined TO adhere to
the ioymer arrangement, apologZlng at the
same time, for the necessity was under in be-
ing more particular, as was not concerned one
cent in the sales of my fathers property; he
seemed perfectly satisfed--said he could at
,ach no blame TO me for the course which was
pursuing, and just before he left me the next
morning, asked in the event that General Stu
art would not act, if would take the She
riff of my county, Mr.. Sims, TO which
promptly assented-would also have taken Mr..
Edelin;-hc, however, was 10 acquaint me with
his success in getting General Stuart or MIR
Sims the next day; but, as before stated, did not
hear from him until, unexpectedly, his notice
appeared.
| In friendly cha, at my table the converse
ton turned upon duell,ng, sc. expressed my
| opinion upon that subject, and intima,ed that
nothing would induce me to shoot fellow be-
ing-unless in self defence--and thereby make
myself miserable for life. Under these circum-
stances, the gentleman shall retain quiet and en-
tire possession of such riciory, and reap the
aurels OF such abusive language without fur
Their notice. GEORGE w. YOUNG
| apr 10 lts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10
DENTISTRY.

TAR MKEE respectfully offers his services 70 me me
inhabitants Of and n ,,i Tl earsn1a at
department, Of , Dsa' S his as
he ' 5ssas. dss .sd s. to
TEEN OF tbout the loss ofthe tooth, and to relieve
He pain Immediately He will clean and file the ts ssa,
Without injury to the ensma and Will @ saa,
uPon and ,etaina beautiful ivory whiteness. He will
s" nsert new teeth which cannot be distinguishes
from the original ones. G. p,,p.
church where he will be always ready, (Sundays exc
eepted to attend to any calls in the line OF bis pr0'es
sion. - ,r3-.. ID. De-.
fe..or Keith DR. Semnes, DR.. Richards, Dr. Fltzhugs
and DR.. Brown. -,
NIB. Those who wish his professional 'ervices~,u
please to inform him Immediately, a. nc ih'enas ~
leave town in few weeks, and viii probably be absent
during the sunner Af
zprl2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10
AICTfCNS.

At 10 o'clock on 7 TUESDAY, NEAT i0t.i inst,
1 7 my Auction Rooms, or Janncy's " n.rt, shall
"A offer for sale, on liberal terms
so barrels northe cider part very good and suit
able for bottling
kegs Ohio butter
boxes chocolate
One new ba,teauA, about 80 feet long
8to ~ dozen shoes, a hair mattresses
tierce rice, barrel sugsr
half hhds tobacco Passage lamp
hhds Goldfish
And, Immediately thereafter, commence the sale of
Q Cases Dry G"ods,
Just received from New York; consisting Of
% pieces choppas, do plaids.
do colored cambrics do irish linens
20 do long nankeens, 10 do sea island shrtings
pieces long lawns
doz gentlemen's vests
do do hats
10 do combs and
200 pairs morocco shoes
ALso-6 dozen spotted cravats
apr7-ts GEO JOHNSON, Aue.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10

that when there is any thing in the conduct Of
the Executive really deserving of censure, Con-
gress is not the proper place to provide for its
due punishment; but we do conceive that it is
gross perversion Of the purposes for which
members were deputed, to occupy days and
weeks in measuring out abuse and detailing
Islander, Fl, only for the barroom or grog shop,
or the columns Of a journal like that Of DUFF
GREEN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10

VIE "iSs SiLLiN1hAMS ana MT fAUDON, will
l. give Concert of Vocal Music. Through the po.
likeness of Mr.. Newton) at the Washington Hotel,
This Evening. Aprn4O,
Consisting cfthe foioDing elegant Pieces
pARTI
Grand Trio-O Dolce Caro- Is,ante-Miss Gil.
linghams and Mr. Paddon, Cimarosa.
Song-Love among the Roses-Miss GiIling-
insham, Doyle
Cd Robin Gray-(By desire)
Song:-Ah, why did gather-Miss E. Gilling-
ham. Emden
Trio-O Nanny will thou gang with me-Miss
Gillinghams and Mr. Paddon, Carter
Duett-Care Zi,,ele-Miss Gillingham and
Mr. Paddon, Curcio.
Glee-The Red Cross Knigh.--Miss Gillng-
hams and Mr.. Paddon CalIcot.
PART II.
Duett-Signora Be,ta-.Nliss Gillinehams-
Rossini
Song-Let the merry bells-M:ss E. Glling-
nam, Handel.
song-D tamil Palpite-Miss GIlingham,
!. Rossini
Duett--(By desire --Wha,'s sweeter than the
new blown Rose--Miss Gillinehams,
Handel
Ballad-Comlng through the Rye, Scottish
Canzonett-My mother bids me bind my hair
Miss + Dillingham;, Haydn.
Kate Kearney-The old favorite, again 10y u
unanimous desire -Miss GiIIingham.
Trio-La mia Dorabella-Miss Gillinghams
and MIR Paddon, Mozart
Tickets at One Dollar each to be had at the Bars of
Mr.. Clagett and Mr.. Newton's Hotel
Concert to CT mmence at half past seven O'Clock.
april z
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10
Piano Fortes q Organs Regulated
and Tuned.

UOHN ANDREW RETZER, tuner and regulator of
Cd Forte Fianos, and Organs very respectfully offers
his professional services to ladies of Alexandria and
its vicinity in tuning and regulating their Forte Pianos
and hatters HIMSELF from the ample experience he has
obtained in his profession, and from the general salts.
faction he has always given in the first cities both of
to satisfy those who may employ him.
Mr. Retzerfurther informs the owners of Piano For
ties, that he is master of method, by which the
tone of Forte Piano. after having become shrill and
harsh by use, will be rendered equally as soft and sweet
first; and pledges HIMSELF that f no salts
faction is given by him, he will make no charge. He
may be inquired after at Mr. Beelers Confectionery
Store. april 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10
4 Silver Seal IIOst.

4 LARGE Silver Seal, bearing the arms of Great
N Britain, and the words, "Hs Britannia Najestys
Ece Consul District Of ColumJia," taken day or
two ago, from the Of the agent for the Vice Con-
sui in this place The seal is of value, except old
silver to any other person but the owner Ten dollars
reward will be paid its being delivered to the Ed-
tors of this paper; and noquestions asked.
april 7-Gts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10
Now,iMi HarcrOft,

HAS supply of choice Picked Oysters, which he ne
Elcan recommend for their goodness, having put
them up himself, which together with other resnes'
may be had from sunrise till ten at nigh ne also OF
lime, and also a fine parcel of fresh oysters
mar 28-taw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10
Nfeylasx ~ NsD.R!sAs
r,7rSnay MORNING, APRIL 10, 1927.

w. learn from an advertisement in the Ge-
MIN. Of Liberty that meeting of the Stock
holders of the Leesburg Turnpike Road will
take place on the l4th instant, for the purpose
of determining what the Company will do to-
wards the continuance of the Road to Wiley's
Tavern, in Fairfax county.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10
E,U nv Bills
Nesrnes For Sale.

TWO very likely Negroes, one male and the other "a
l. femae-They are about 20 years OF age, ana o.,
good habits anddispositions , u, W. Etors
IS .bs $500 so"'A OS apr 9-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10
Cleaning the Streets.

Supermtendenf's Office, 3pri4, 1927.
(tEAIED proposals for cleaning the streets for one
- year. will be received by the subscriber until Sa-
turday evening the l4th inst. The lowest bidder Civ
ing cury TO be approved of by the Mayor, will OBJ.
tain the contract
The duty Of the person persons contracting will
be- to keep thu paved streets and alleys free from
nurc, filth, and rubbish of every kind scattered over
the streets; have the cutters the paved sire cts
and alleys washed and swept twice week, from the LIST
of May until the first ofNOvember, and at such other
times may be thought necessary to remove all SUBJ
stances from the unpaved streets and alleys, that may
be considered nuisance, in a reasonable time after
notice. in writing being given The contractor must
remove all substances taken fIom the streets beyond
the limits of the Corporation, unless otherwise ordered
by Council JAMES CARSON, S. p.
arr sta
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10
From the Pittsburgh Statesman.

From the Pittsburgh Statesman.
Nothing could be more strikingly illustra-
tive Of the wisdom, prudence and integrity Of
the prcsen, administrator Of the General Gov
eminent, than the grounds upon which its enc
mics res, their opposition. The utmos, scru-
tiny and malignity have been unable TO extract
from its acts and measures any thing which the
sober and thinking portion Of the community
can seriously condemn. Resort, however, is
had to The grosse5t personal abuse Of Mr.. Ad-
ans; and the acts oil the sire are raked up for
the purpose OF calumniating the son. The err
rors o! that departed statesman were long since
repenied OF by himself and generous and JUS,
people have freely pardoned them. WHY then
Is the son held accountable for those errors?
How despicabie must that faction be which is
constantly fiingirg them in his teeth and how
hopeless must be that cause which from such
means seeks lettering support
IT this species Of detraction were confined to
the nameless and worthless beings who cener.
ally conduct the opposition presses, it would
not excite any special wonder: but when, as
was the case, during the last session OF Con-
Sress, men who ought 10 have some regard for
their characters, prostitute their station by its
adoption, it is calculated to make us deplore a
folly or wickedncss which reflects so much dis
credit on their country. The resolution Of Mr.
Saunders, Of North Carolina, which proposed
10 inquire tho NOTICES Of Mr.. Clay for taking the
public printing from three or four fac'i ous
prints, had no other object than to afford the
opposition members an opportunity to fling
their abuse upon the President and his Cabinet
This some Of them did for hours together in
the 6l:hest terms; and the political sins Of John
Adams afforded the principal topic for the de-
iamaiion Of his son!
tits indeed matter OF deep regret that psb.
nc servant. should thus step aside from their
legitimate duties, and make Congress mere
political debating Stub. We do moi pretend
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10
Stolen or LO st,

N elegant CROSS, topaz Sc, in gold, and suspend.
~ ed by ring Five dollars viii be paid to the
per son who shall return it to the Patriotic Bank or
give such information will enable the owner to reco
yer it. Jewellers and others requested to take
tice should an article of the kind be offered for sale
Washington, April 10 st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10
MORGAN'S CASE.

A Committee Of the House of Assembly OF
New York, raised upon Governor CLrNToS's
Message concerning the abduction Of Morgan,
has made report, recommending the offer oil
reward Of fee thousand dollars for the discovery
Of Morgan, if alive, or if dead, for the convic-
,ion OF his murderCrs, and the appointment OF a
To;n, Committee CT the two Houses, two from
the Senate and three from the Assembly, TO re-
cciye testimony and investigate the subject dur
ing the recess, and to -epor, fully and circum-
s,an,ially, TO the next Legislature. The report
was accompanied by a mass ofpapers and docu-
ments, and had not beea acted upon at the latest
date from Albany.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10
For FREIGHT.

Ak The Schr. SETH S.'WILLLaM,
NY VIM. Wiley, master, burthen $50 barreIs-a
HA first rate vessel, nearly new, and now ready to
kload for any Eastern port apply to
apr9 JOHN II. LADD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10
NNS ANN 5. MARK

Mrs ANN =. MANK
EspECTFULIY informs her friends and the pub
L lic that she continues her SCHOOL for the IN
s.ruction Of youth She happy TO state, that on the
first of My next, she will be assisted by her daughters
(now in Philadelphia, qualifying themselves when sne
will be enabled to receive more scholars uoSG
branches of education now taught, will be addsd;
Grammar and Geography. Also. AOSl| q T'a1'A'
ING, and Cotton and Lace Work.
march 2O-dSt 2awtlM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10

Letters have been received at Boston which
STATE tina, the principle, now in operation at
1Ion,rvideo, in regard TO the Blockade of Bue
nos Ayres, is, tha, no vessel can be liable to
ccrIcmnaticp un!es. her register shall have
b.en endorsed by Tie blookading power. At
,enpts 10 evade the blockade may, therefore,
be made with impunity; but if there should be
change Of principle, without sufficient notice,
which is not Improbable, the publicity given TO
The existing regulation may be the means Of
accoyipg many vessels into the power Of the
b!ockaGing squadron.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10

The injunction laid on a part of the Chesa-
pcake and Delaware Canal, is now at an end, s
on the second day of April, the work recon-
mcnced under force of more than three hun
dred men, and active exertions are making 10
enlarge this force as fast as possible.
The contract under Mr.. Dexter, from the
centre Of the Deep Cut to Back Creek, is; and
has been, rapidly advancing, and strong cXpec-
,a,ions are entertained by this contractor, that
his contrac, will be completed before winter.
The meadow Contract under Messrs, Ray
bold and Clark, will soon be cempleIed, when
the Canal WILDE opened from the Delaware TO
St. Georges: the contractors believe that the
grca, difficulties on this part Of the Canal are
surmounlcd.
So much ofthe Delaware Harbour as is IT,
tended to be made this season, is now nearly
complete; it consists oftwo wharves Of 200 feet
each, extending from the shore into the river.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10

We gave, few days since, notice of meet
ing tina, took place at Port Hope, in Upper Ca
NADIA, TO petition the British Government a
ganst the Alien law lately passed in the pari-
ament Of Upper Canada. Since that period, we
perceive, by Upper Canada papers, that meet
ings have also been held at Hamilton and 81.
Dayid's, in which strong terms OF disp!easure
were made use of by those who addressed the
meetings. At the former, Mr.. Hamilton, a
member THE Provincial Parliament, for Went
worth, said of the Naturalization bill: "Who-
ever read, he bin and oath with bul half all eye
must see il is made for suspicious persons, and
consequently the boon it grants is such as sus-
pieiOus and ua,corthy persons ony deserve. Aud
what is that, pray? Why TO ae a subject to the
King only in Upper Canada, and not that even
unless YOU first rcnounce freely and forever the
possibility Of ever being citizen Of any other
cline" The concur of people was so great,
at the Hamilton meeting, that when Mr.. Will
son, the Chairman, rose TO address the audience,
It was declared that great number OF persons
were without and could not hear, when il was
decided 10 adjourn TO the open air. A, both
meetings resolutions to petition the Imperial
Government were adopted. Nat. Laiel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10
CONCERT.

Vu>HE Miss GILLINGHAMS and Mr.. PADDON, will
give Concert of Vocal Music, Through the DO.
lteness of MIR. Newton) at the Washington Hotel
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10

VTILLIAM A. DULANY, in his aduer
w tisement has not only continued persona
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-06

IR9INlA 1T Tiules holden in the clrl- ,ien Of IL
superior eonri of Chaneefy for the IgHrlhufg district
tHp 4th day Of june, ea7 David lIirf hbofhaui Dani-
q IliRgnbeth4n Tbs. Heginhothain late inereh4 nfs
aud partners frading under the style ard firm ri D. \
u fliHRub0thnfa y CO. PITS. agaiHFf WHIT Duncan
|asd 1ary his aiir William Duncan, iehn Damfon md
Paahehis Nih., John r. Goodueh ind Reiafes BIZ
aiie, and AilfrH Sledf and Abigail Ms wife, Defts.
The defendants VIM. Sledd a Ahisail his wife natha-
sne enfefed tlir appearance aad fyep security
dag fhn Of Assenby and the flin ii tbs enf ard
ii appearing Is satisfactory evidence ni they nat
halaats oI this eountry- Is ordered tins; the sud de-
endani do appear here dn the int nY II the
md the bill Of the platifl; and tint copy of
his order be forthwith Inserted IN spape priH
ted IN the town Of ynchirg for
~ mud posted the FROM 1oof nfi the courthouse Tie
said TOWN A coJ1y--Teste,
* RHS WIlIs.C.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-06


xtalfr SUBSCRIBER aes ailefs Tor shle =
viii selected ssaepsment Of 7isAso.NAbbh
DRY GOODS at The laiesi style md fashions
which. together nth laH prices Will. he hoffs'
b. an mducsnlt nj for dealefs te call and exam
ne the assortment.
Aio.,ng them are the following
~ 10 6-i Cunbric aud loeonet Mnsltas
plain aud lid Null aud Book Aluslms, eH'f'
qunhiy
swiss Muslin, plniu and est,a 6e'd
Common aud superior rftai.t ne@ ftyie
PLAN and stripe tsl,ste, silk ltarrage
SWISS Muslin Cipes and G"lns
Elegant uaile aud silk lteis
Irish sinens. Biael luiestnR, do snrcatstnn
Ladirs' ND asa lloelsin's eioses
tsemlemen's llosl,ia and Aoot4ioek do
fngtaln and nhne Cotton Hosiery
Ele4anl PLAID aIlko new st,le
iinr Nersaillos and Nalenda Nesilngs
Superior Blur aud fancy eeared Cloths
Brown, hleaehed and PLAID toftans
With almost every oihef articles suited to me
season and demand, md viii. it Is hoped, render
satisfaction To customers
AbNEY N fAGkLER,
Bank squire, Lynehhurg.
Nav isaa.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-06

VIRGINIA AT Rules hoi5en IN tisssis-Es ofF.s ofbe
sareflaf Godfi OF Chancene for Inc If5alIat Diz-
I'M. ta ith das of June. ls7. Bartlstf 6reennoad
aa Sanfg his sffe, Pr. fga7Bsf Dsnsl Roberts Hard
aIeE Slsfea. M.sez ShafHa aud Leie VI tie. uas >
1nisss i4.iar i;ssiFi and ffarfrt Ms nTfe ie Ih
aoieiielt aud silly hrs viii, tfrssiophrft u sde,
ahoanfs 4. Aalr children Of Andrew " aae p. l.
hsld Ntda, AID Henry W stokes HDd Tlnma Stoke $,
eialtfeH If fsiiy Na9e, decd. HenfY y ale, Jeita
WIDE, William ssipns aud silly his vile, Dses.
TIE wit of seifsIaeils awarded ~ fhs eause. E0t be-
n sNaenia oB liz sffiia Richard iiopsah and llnr
r. his sifa Joseph hisrffe1snd sidy his wife Chris
'opisr G " ade aud ifamis q NBsr, md il appearing
u satisfactory csfdeaee Ia fiae nsa nlfalfanfs If
This country II . ar1sred that the aid deieudst do
appeI here til dfst day If the uex term nd .he~
cause. anY they Why the said sBa should not be-
proceeded 10 aroinst tiiem specified IN the said af
aadiH COPY al this order hc forli it'll inserted
Newspaper printed .io town Of lynelibrf Tor iso
8n sgeefsiseiy. and posted the front deor Of the
courthouse II The sand town.
8 copy -1estr, JOHN WILLS, &.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-06

M. R1sft'ss Anti i1yspffiic or sour So
~ mach fhis, an Invaluable remedy foi Indi.
gesiipn IN rs most complicated fst.ns
II lie sai1ftg Of diseases 70 which the hsafiias.
sysieai Is neel fes are nore =i.ii,i.,fr, non.
nipfe dish ing o. destructive 10 tie 69astita-
tinn fiIas. Indigestion az Sour slomauh Ills
aisease paesaii, tn a ereat exientsnd las 50 Gen.
efa'ls bat.led the siillofthe faculty thaf RENE
~ easy q. afmiiiifttaiion Is truly n detierziuEi
IN efety piaee. Re ffeih of this statement IS
confirmed by tie experience Of thousands who
haFe suffered itndrr II, Bho after having used
many rfniedies 70 no lssfpose are nov obliged
10 lfsFe recourse IL such pallh;i.es, as they may
chance 10 flud = ore conducive 10 their comfort.
by iudisestion Is meant iuss Of appeife and
great weakness, particularly Of thr legs, and n
wasting Of tie whole system Heartburn or an
nneasy sensation OF heat about the PIT Of the sfo-
marh, which Is sometimes attended with nausea
OF sickness al Tie siemach ard vomiting belcii-
ine up OF aaief winch Is generally sour. palcness
81 the eountenaace, cOstseress. laneuor, gd3i-
ness. lo"ness Of spirits, disturbed sleep, palpita-
ton Of the heart nataieney &c
These SYMPTOMS vary IN different persons,
some experience more al them and sone less
eaeh IN tie oIdei and degree Of his own particu-
lar case.-lhese Pills act as a powerful tonis
neilifalze the Acid upon the stomach gives
~ 80 - 'i'' 'spiieiith organs OF dlgttitohs,
irsioleihe appetite. remove nausea at the stp.
mel, and ultimately recover The health OF the
patient. Ihey do not contain mercury in any
form no. do they scken the stomach as most
pntsatiye lnedicines do but perform the Office OF
STR dim mud purgaiive, and are not surpassed
by any midicme. They are therefore pafticu-
larry calculated tor family use.
The inventor OF these Pills was one Of the most
en,inent Pfaeti toner's Of medicine in the United
States, and Used them successfully in his plac-
ice tur many wears. They are not got up a
noslfnrn 10 delnde thdcrcdrous. bul are recon-
mended on lin. basis Of truth and experience.
In order thai they may become extensively use
tul aud within the reach Of all, they are offered
al the low price Of 81 cents per box, n the
wholesale aud retail nrg aud Medicine Store
OF THOMAS j. DINAL.
August . 3nl Sole Agent
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tdp3

tEfEE DOLLARS REWAltp ..Hnna~ay from
, the snhsctiber abuut the Isl ui Nav. NJ,
rfa mn by lhe mime al Hiil ~ abnut %
teats oid. He i very veil dressed IN Virginia
cloth clothes. lie IS tall, aud OF clear voice.
and sometimes makes SOME prelelisiens 10 BE- n
blacksmith Ilenas raised N the neielborhao'!
OF lpf. David Rahn,seo's and formerly belohs
al 10 Inn. Helms been yng IN lynchbnrfs ioi
,ome years. aud Is supposed h he passing from
tnNp Ia the neishbo,hood Of Gnpt Hobnson's
IL I'm been seen on the road will give tltr
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