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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-03

,al ell eetion, and two Of those three are irlenos
of tine administration. A handsome majority
Of both branches of the Legislature now IN SEES
sion. we understand, are friendly to the ADMIN.
istration. That there is vast majority o. ~"
people Of Kentucky attached to the Union ana
to the government, and satisfied with 1t, a. no"
administered, we have no doubt. lney arc
a thinking people. They approved, and alsaP
proved Of former administrations, as their p,'n-
ciples and acts were righ or wrong. iney
will do the same by the presen, administrator.
They Judge it by its acts; and with its acts IN
eener al they are universally sa,ished-they APP
prove its general policy almost to man. lhey
have lived many years under the present con-
slitution and have realized, thus far, all the aa
vanrages that were expected from it; and what
ever Governor Pesho-whose misfortune 1t mas
been to preserve less Of the public confidence q
respect than any governor of a state ever did'
and 10 be less competent to announce the pup
lie sentiment than any Of his predecessors ever
were-whatever he may think OF the matter
the people will not consent to have the constitu-
ton fnkered, to make it suit the particular cir
cumstances Of General Jackson. They are not
so extrem ely anxious 10 elevate man who has
denounced them, as that "hero" did-a man
whose political principles and policy, are so de-
eidedly hostile 10 their views and interests.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-03
FROM MATANZAS.

Savannah, JAM 24.-By the sloop st. Marys,
Capt. Wood, from Matanzas, we have received
a price current Of the l4,h inst. Markets at
Ma,anzas, Tor American produce, were depres.
sed
\ 1t was reported at Matanzas, when the St.
Marys sailed, that an English brig arrived at
Havana, had been robbed Of various articles,
sails, rigging, &c. near that port by small
schooner rugged pirate.
From Massau.-By the sloop 10, Captain Hud
son, from Nassau, we have received our files Of
the Bahama Gazette to the 10th inst.
The schr Baltimore, Captain Butler, Of Bal
timore, from Omoa, bound 10 the former place,
was totally lost on the lst January, on the Mar.
,inella reef, west Of the Bahamas-crew saved.
One of,he crew, who gave US the above inform.
alton, arrived here this morning from Nassau,
where he left the captain and crew.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-03
!. p,pe,. Mr.. Crawford and his measures

In thi. paper, Mr.. Crawford and his measure
and supporters were INCREASINGLY abused whist
the persops who contributed 10 its columns
were upon the most intimate terms with W.T.
Calhoun; and whilst they, and the persons VINO
conducted the editorial department, were so
freoueu,ly closeted with Mr.. Calhoun, that no
doub, could remain that their consultations re-
lated 10 the matter which filled the columns OF
the Republican. Nor was Mr.. Calhoun at all
backward in expressing his decided disappro'
baton of Mr. Crawford, and his wish TO see
him defeated, even after he retired from The con-
,es, himself. On the contrary, he vas uni
formly heard to declare, that he would much
prefer to see either Mr.. Adams or Gen. jack
son elected, rather than Mr.. Crawford should De
succe ssful. Blu, if doub, could remain on any
other account, his direct agency IN procuring
the attack made by Ninian Edwards upon Mr
Crawford, is sufficient to establish his hostility
and the original paper containing which attack
!, 10 well understood. was forwarded to Mr.. Cal
houn. And here, sir, lie, me put to you, and
all the prominent men who have supported Mr.
Crawford, to say, whether you can now come
forward and oppose the present adminis'ra-
ton? take Mr. Calhoun and his prosecuting
friends cordially by the hand, identity yourself
with them, fall into their wake, and march IN
der their banner in support OF Gen. Jackson Tor
the Presidency Should ]. contrary to all my
hopes and expectations, be compelled to wit
ness these things, although l should not, even
then, yield to the correctness Of the adage, that
"there is ro honesty in politics." yet am free
to confess, that such an exhibition would 60 lar
towards establishing the fact; and there is much
more truth in it, than he good people Of this
country have any knowledge Of, or are prepared
at present to believe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-03

another, according to the company ne vas 'n'
hoping thereby to gain the votes ofalI for him
self. So far he succeeded; but he failed in his
design to defeat the election OF President,
and ever since the election was made, ne has
been the most disappantsd. d'ssaf'seed, and
mortified man in the nation. He wants to
head the Opposition, but he cannot be-
cause Mr.. Van Buren,, who is much greater
man. has taken that station. lie is the
" master spuH," who must "guide" the poll
teal " storm" which is to agitate this coun-
try for the next two years; and there IS no man
better qualified. Having raised himself, BY his
own talents, industry, and perseverance, from
the hun,blest condition in society, he has passed
through all its grades, and, in SO doins' mas &C
ouired knowledge of human natare S" extern
s;ye that he knows how every man can Or ope-
rated upon, and what arguments TO address u
him No man who has any useful talents
mr. influence can escape from his scrutl-
nv. He will eram,ne all, and try all, and chose
for his agents those who are best qualified to
serve his purposes
have wandered from the subject upon which
I commenced too far to return to-day.
JUSTICE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-03
NORFOLK. Jan. 80

.Another disaster BY the late seUsrs weather.
The sloop Chici, Ackuley, which sailed from
New York slst Dec in ballast with few bar.
rels Of Pork bound for Egg Harbour, encoun.
tered very heavy gale from N E on the day fol.
lowing, and was blown off into the Gulpb, so
much ineumbered with ice, that she became un.
IN able, and on the 10th day following she
was driven ashore on Hog Island and totally
lost-crew sa,ed-part Of whom arrived here
last night.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-03

On Wednesday night last we had fall of
Snow OF one or two inches in depth. The win
ter SO Tar has been unusually severe. The wa.
ter courses in many places in this section Of
country are frozen over and it is said ice of suf.
hclens thickness 10 bear the weight of man.
Yorkbide Pioneer, Jan. 20.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-29
grT2 uELgaAn9lcUS

Female Beautg 49, BeaE,iiul women.
unless they think The homage paid 10
mere beauty a sufficient triumph ,--an
homage which the want OF mental ex
ceIleucIes must soon deaden into a
form, IL, the soul even Of the verriest
trliler, which On woman, " it'll grain
of sense, would think worth straw
which mus! grew less with facial de
cay, and die with the beauty that rails
ed it,-should set j. OF with intellectu.
al, and, ifthe higher kinds Of them
be out OF their reach, with moral!
charms-cimrms which make bright
eyes and lips irresistible, which do not
fade as the wrinkles thicken on the
face, and which, when the beauty of
form and color has gone, live il no
fabled second youth, by being seen as
socIated with the spiritual embelfsh.
menls ofiheir bloom. And those less
fortunate females, who cannot set ND
IN beauty, need not lose heart, mas
much as those spiritual ornaments, the
SUCCESS of which is as certain as of the
physical kind, are within their reach.
Who ever beheld mothers love, and
did not feel it beautiful? / have seen
mary eyes, from the dark floating ones
OF the Persian, 10 the hazy coIorless
ones which have at rest no speculation;
but ! have never saw pair lit up by
intellect that did net think beautiful.
i have seen pale cheeks, and cheeks
upon which
The rival roses....... more fair
Than morning light, their mingling tints dispose:
but never saw one that did not think
beautiful, if geutleness, or sweetness.
or melting charity, were painted on ii.
Our Shakespeare says, and truly,
"fhere's no deformity, but in mind;
None San be sailed ugly, bot the unkind."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-29

M ESSRS. JOHN BARTLETT, and JOHN
4Fl LAURiNGER, Take notice, That on Fri
day the 7th of April next, at the house OF John
Msrquart, Esq in the town of RushVil!e, Far
field county, state o. Ohio, shall, by virtue OF
a commission from tie Superior court of Chan
Gerry, at Winchester, Virginia, take the deposl'
tons OF John Rutherford, Elizabeth Rutherford
and Andrew Smith-ghich mean tc offer as
evidence in a cause depending in said court, in
which 1 AN complainant, andyou and others de
PENDANTS GEORGE RUTHERFORD, .4ain'r
March 8, 1927. Of Barbara KeGr7s.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-29
Ia Motifs Cough Drops.
VALUABLE Med cINE

For Coughs, C0nsumplSOsls, q .4sthmGs
"a H{S EIixeri is offered TO the public as pos
& sessHg virtues peculiarly adapted 20 the
present prevailing disorders Of the breast and
lungs. leading TO consumption. A timely use
ofthcse drops may be considered a certain cure
in NEST cases of Common C9lds Cdughs, E,7Rn
erza, Eeebigq Cough, P4in in The Sise, Dtsfct.t
IL Of breathing, WG,it Of Sleep arising from de.
blllty. and IN Sbasm9dic .8sthmG it IS singularly
efFicacioUs. f. particular attention to the di-
rectioys accompanying each bottle IS nece2sa-
Try,
The following certificates from respectable
genrlemeb, physicians and surgeons, are sub.
Joined, to show that this composition is one
which Medical men are disposed to regard as
eflicacioua and worthy Of public patronage.
HAVING examined the composition of La
Mote Cough Drops, improved, we have 10 he.
station in recommending them to the public,
as being we'll adapted. to those cases of disease
for which they are recommended.
Doctors JONATHAN DoBx, Albany. Dec. 4th
1924; JAMES PosT, Of White creek. Feb
l4th. 1925; WATSON SUMNER, of Cam.
bridge. Feb. Goth, 1925. SOLOMON DEAS,
of JACKSON, January, IS, 1925
Extract OF letter from the Req. HsneEsr Harris
lam pleased With this opportunity of relating
few facts which NAV serve in commentator
of YOUR excellent Cough Drops. For ten years
was afflicted with pulmonary complaint;
nv cough was severe, appetite weak, and
strength falling. used many popular medi.
cines, but only found. Temporary relief, until by
a continued use of your valuable Drops have.
been blessed with such perfect health as TO rem
der further means unnecessary.
EBENEzER HARRIS.
Salem, N, Y. Jan. 10, 1925.
.3lesss. Crosby's--l have for Is years been
troubled with an affection of the breast and
lungs, attended with severe cough, pain in
the side, and difficulty of breathing; and in the
fall of 1925, became so much reduced. that
my life was despaired of, and received no vi.
sible benefit from my physician, was advised
to make trial of La mott's Cough Drops, and
after taking one bottle was restored to perfect
health; and it is my srm belief that the use
OF The above named drops, saved my life.
THOMAS JONES.
Columbus, Ohio, July %, 1926
Sold wholesale and retail, by o, & S. CROSBY
Columbus, Ohio, and agents OF, their appoint
ing throughout the United States, Canadas. &c
Each bottle contains IS doses; price dollar
To be had of JAMES THOMSON, Druggist,
near the CouTt- House, Marinsburg.
January 1897
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-29

From the .na,oac Jfirrsr.

From the .Mas0vie .3firrsr.
SENTIMENTS OF FRIENDSHIP.
Yark, the voice of Friendship speaking,
Youth and age attend and hear.
"Love and Virtue am seeking,
Truth and wisdom revere,
Science is by me ATTENDED
Which improves the mind OF man,
Pure Religion recommended
To improve my worthy plan.
While upon the stage Of action
Each performs his usual round,
lie the hateful bane Of faction
Never in my temple found,
Fcd'Tal laws and not tyrennic,
Ger all nations should extend
Arts both lib'ral and mechanic,
With the graces sweetly blend
Raise TIE fabric on 10 glory,
will grace the highest seat,
Unborn oatious hear the story,
Rise and Join the good and great
Sec my temple grow protected.
See its arr hes reach the Skies
False materials are rejected,
None assist but good aud wiss.
MAY the f,lies of past ages,
Which in ignorance were showR
BE corrected by my sages,
At the threshold Of my throne;
Distant nations ! viii visit,
Light and knowledge on them pour,
Send them pleasure, pune, exquisite,
Round the earth from shore to shore "
FoKrIcA AazCUs
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-29

nNE DOLLAR REWARD --Ranawa, from
~ the subscriber living in Martinsburg, on
Monday morning last, an indented apprentice
t. earn the Coopers' trade, named Jacob Fisher,
about IL years old, is small of his age He is
well clothsd-It is deemed unnecessary to
give further description, as be IS well known
about Msrtlnsburg, and is, no doubt, lurking
about town. All persons are strictly forbid
from harbouring said apprentice, as am deter.
mined 10 prosecute every person found so Of
Tending. The above reward will be paid upon
his beng taken upand returned.
March ID. JESSE HORN
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR RENT.-The sub
Il scriher, Administrator OF the estate OF
William d. Miller, deceased, win rent, tor the
term OF one year from the LIST day OF April next.
Dwelling House, Blacksmith shop, &c. ana
about fourteen acres of good farming lard, 81.
tuate near the Quaker Meeting House, an Rer-
kelley county. This IS most exceiient staHd
for Blacksmith The renter will be required
TO give bond and security tor the rent. For
further particulars and terms, apply 10 the
subscriber, living near Shepherds town
MICHAEL HENSEL.
Feb. l5.-tE
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:, 6'3 SIS IT. prlEes' 1900 Tioksl, SsF''00
l.cAets S3-EIalyes 81 se--orarters rs oents.
CONNECTICUT STATE LOTTERY.
No. 5--wili draw on Wednesday, Aprl l1th.
10000 DolIsrs 5 of 1000 Dollars
4 600 Dollsrs 10 of 500 Dollars
$500 Dollars 20 Of geo Dollars
I.564 Dollars as of Ice Dollars
Are the principal Priges
Tickets S4-tiaIges S2-QuArt@rs2L.
Tickets and Shares in both Lotteries 20 be hsd of
~ :. & NJ ALLEN & co
Peansylrania .8oessus, WasIjf;gfan CRY
who viii give protnpt attention to elk ordars
BY mail Inciosing cash or prize tickets.
March %
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TOR kENT.--A House and Lot of ground,
l. near 0peckon Creek, in Jefferson county
The HOUSE is a comfortable dwelling; there
is also good HE.9YE SHOP, Stable, and
other necessary improvements for family
This IS desirable situation for Mechanic,
particularly Weaver, being ,iH q populous,
wealthy neighborhood. For terms apply 10
the sGbaoriber. ABRAHAM CORNELL.
March Is.
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E. NOR RENT-lhe subscriber win rent tor
T. the <erm Of one year from the 1st
day Of April next, the one half of that
valuable Brick House and Lot Of ground,
at present Al the occupancy Of Benja-
min Comegys, ESQ. near the Market-
House. This House has been occupied
as Tavern for several years. Posses.
sioa can be had on the LIST day of April
Apply to JOHN s. PORfERFIELD, DS
March Is. For George Porte,fe
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BAKER TAPsCOTT, & Co.

MOST earnestly request all persons in ar
IVA rears to them, 10 pay up They make
this request, more particularly, to those from
whom they have receivedno money FOR any part
OF the last two years dealings, and to all those
indebted to them by Bond or Vote. They have
already put themselves to great INCONVENIENCE,
with view to the convenience OF others; ne
cessity now obliges them to get in their money,
and surely after waiting 90 long, no one ~'l
say they are too impatient.
Shenherdis town, March 8.
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THRUST sALE.--By virtue offs Trust Besd.
executed to me on the 18th day of March,
1873, by Henry Deel, and now of record in the
county court Of Berkeley. for certain purposes
therein mentioned, viii be sold, for CAsR. on
the premises, on saturday, the 9TH day of a..
pri nsxt. e certain HOUSE and LOT, situate
on John street, N the town Of Martinsburg -~
The sale viii t@Se place between the hOuss OF
IL aud O'Clock Of he day.
WLLIAH GREGORY, Tirusscc
March Is
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HACHELoR's SONG.

kir-"Ps0r Oil -Ia;CIs.
Theirs -four score and ten oil US.
Poor old bachelors!
Theirs four score and ten Of u.s.
Poor old bachelors!
Up to bed We creep sIones
Bed as cold as soy stone,
There we lie and gzlnt and gFoaEs
Poor old bachetorss
Well petition the president,
Poor-oid bachelors,
Wen petition the president,
For to have some women sent,
Fer op marriage we are lent,
ro0r old bachelors
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CURIOUS LOVE LgrrKR,

MadGm. Most worthy of estima
tlonl after long consideration and much
meditation 90 The great reputation you
possess ~ the nation. | have strong
inclination TO become you- relation.
Onyour appreciation of this declaration
j shall make preparation to move my
situation &c mere convenient station
to profess my admiration; and if such
obligation is werthy of observation
and can obtain commissei alton, it will
be an aggrandizatlon beyond all cal
crlation Of the JOY and exuItation
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-29

Il Leo iIUN.-An election tor seven 1rus
A. tees Ct the town Of Martiosburg. viii be
held at the Court House, on MONDAY, the Cd
day Of April next. March II.
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NALUABt.E PROPERTY FOR RENT
Toe subscriber viii rent fer the term Of
one year from the list day Of April next. the
one half Of that gduabLe Brick House and lot
of Ground. near The Market House, in Mar
tnsburg. Possession can be had the LIST day OF
April. Apply to JAM&S F0RMAN.
Msfch Is
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7 AND FOR SALE.--Wiil be cold at prl-
IL vate sale, Tract Of Land, containing
102 acres, about two mixes from Msrtinsourg'
near Newcomers mill, owned by Henry Weshs-
baugh. If not sold before the LIST day OF April,
il viii be rented on application to
WILLIAM KROESRN, 6ge,a.
March %
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March %
KHODE.IsLAND

GRAND STATE LOTT Terry,
Class No, Flor the erection ofa free bridge.
$. g II ..ALLEN65 Go Agests fer t.s .fana.
To be drawn IN Providence. Wednesday,
April 4, 1877. Tickets viii be sold al Wash.
ington until the Btu Of April the drawing wall
he received m the 9th
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GARDEN SIaL2LDSa

gNHE subscriber would respectfully inform
the public that he has lust received sup
ply Of fresh GAKJEN SEEDS, which he
10 author sed to offer fresh and pure. consd
cradle pains have been taken in their selection
:, h,ch nrn Aha lnllnuinp.
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FOR HIRE,
a NEGRO MN.

Young. strong and active, brought up 20 the
business Ok a farm and Blacksmith Shop. Al
immediate application is desired. Apply to
the Editar Of the Gazette. Mar 3.
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OF yours,
SANS DIssIMUEArroN
TIE ANSWER.

SrR-I peused vour Grafton with
much deliberation and little conster
Ration at the great infatuaiion of your
weak imagination to sbew such venera
tion on so light foundation, II Bat af
ter examination and serious contem-
plailon, supposed your animation was
Abe trut of recreation, or had sprung
from ostentation to display your e,u
Cation by an enumeration or rather
multiplication of words of the same
termination, though Of great variation
IN such respective sign,hcation.
Now without disputaiion, your la
borious application to so tedious an
occupation, deserve commemoration,
and thinking imitation a sufficient era
tilication, am without hesitation,
Eours,
MARY MopKRArIoN
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q Of DRUGS und .ldEDYCLNES the sub.
scriber has just received LEES CELEBRA.
TED FAMILY MEDICINES.
HPONLY 25 CENTS. -
LEES unparalleled AntihiiOus Pills, price
IS and 50 cents per box--famous for the cure
of Bilious and other destructive fevers, obsh-
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giAdiness, sickness of the stomach, removing
colds, c0stiveuess, &c. &c.
Petersburg. Dec. 5th. 1926
Dear Sir--Having been troubled tor years
and finding the faculty of no use, then having
recourse to the sulphur and Mineral Springs
three years, but to no effect, was by accident.
induced to try your Ambitious Pills, which
after using find myself perfectly well--to my
great astonishment Every exertion os my part
to introduce them TO my friends shall be used
and believe me sir, your most obliged servant,
THOS; WILCOX.
TIE Mr. Noah Ridgely, Baltimore.
Lees Worm destroying Losenges, most pow
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Of WORLDS.
Lees Eirir, sovereign remedy for colds,
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Lees .Nerysus Cordial, an excellent medicine
for all nervous affections, weakness, pains IN
loins, back, &c.
Lee's Essence of Mustard. no medicine ever
lexcelled this in curing rheumatism, sprans'
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LEES .3gue and Feper Drops, a never failing
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Lees Sovereign Ointment, warranted to cure
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Lees Persian Lotion, an excellent medicine
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Lees Indian Vegetable Specific, an ettectusl
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Lees Tooth .7che Drops, which give immed''
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Lee s.qnody7,eElrir, for the cure Of head aches
Lees Corn Plaster, for removing and de-
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Tue above highly approval medicines are so'dbJ
ADAM YOUNG,
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.rAInARIE LASH FOR sALE.-The

VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.-The
v subscriber offers for sale, that valuable
Tract or LIND on winch he at present
resides, lying in Berkeley county. Virginia, on
the road heading from Martinsburg to shep'
herds town, FIVE miles from the forner place,
and four from the latter, containing about l7O
acres Of first-rste limestone land; foF'y'ive Of
which is in good timber; the open land gu an
der good fence and in a high state Of ouitys-
ion. The Improvements are good Brick
AsssyA DwellingdcBse, two stories hlgh
ssssf4 and we'll flushed, Kitchen, smoke
49,. House, Corn House, Barn. Stables Staples!
s--s-1S and in fact every necessary building
for 6rm. most excellent we'll Ok never
falling water within two rods Of the door,
good Pesch and Apple Orchard, and num-
Der Of other different kinds Of fruit trees 1t
is deemed unnecessary to say more, as any
person wishingto purchase, vii! DOUBLE we"
the same. lSAAC a. fhNUoDNht~'
March %.
rrCitizen, Frederick.town, It. charge Gsz.
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JAMES THOMSON,

HAS commenced the DRUG BUSINESS in the ngng
Doc William Fa door North the and intends
keeping supply the Drugs Make afford,
reasonable having selected with they
oHnr eda snnd Ganuine
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An idle body, knowing not how to employ
itself, contracts iunumetable diseaseG