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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-01
. Fromthe Me,U Jersey Freaon;a,,.
TSIGNSo

he papers inthe State of New-York are, one
al'ef another in quick succession, Indignantly
pursuing through the .shackles OF knayery and
aeiusion by whichthey have hitherto been bound
I 20 silehee on lre Presidential question: They
'es,n 10 feel the insult and degradation offered
u. 10 men, and to perceive that they have been
eee mere slaves and dupes of cunning, intrigue
anu ambition. Accordingly as they recover and
assert 'helr independence and their franchi-
SEES, and look back upon the humiliatiDe condi,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-01
From the Dea.0cutie I'ress,s

MIR. BUCHANAN AND GEN. JACKSON
Having been called upon by thespar'izans
General Jackson to republish the letteroi MIR
Buchanan, we embrace the opportuMy 10 SUD
nit few remarks OF it, and on General JACK
Z Il C.nrfh
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-01


then, indeed, we have arrived, AT the .poipt lore-
told by Washington. and against which ne MT
ed his 2aternal and warning voice; then indees.,
orr days, as free, united and happy peoples
are numbered.
There is nothing to me SO aohoFreo, d. cue
sight oil little strut,lng politician, WISH ".s
own conceit, ana taking OIL a'Sus'os, - ~
every DAY, trihing occurrence ous" -,
when the disasters WHICH they nave so"'' c
ed to poduce have arrived, aie always me nls'
meanly and cowaldly 10 shrihK rom t''e s'o,',
Next 70 ths SC ~ cop'e'np''~is 'nIs '''sa ~,
WIN Talents ior oe,.e, 'nias > a,io
aissrace ana "i,e "'e' az a;s
can sii caimnif uo"' anu ih'''e '"iS -.
organizing RESOLUTIONS, 'h'enaea 10 opers',. "a
ciaslVely TO MS DIV M u w
knows may oe sfee.ea ~ tue .elippra's
meht Wnich 'aey e''Ai''e
these. however they may prosPef .ol ,nn.
ana seem 10 nase * ''eu '''S =
hopes, must att last SINK INTO esnump. anu ~,
Fanny. task you, my Ieiiow citizehS, y yo ue,
! iollow such guldes!- ioese arc 'pc 'ne" W.
cry out LOT "the nero WHO ''ane up ~ "'t'N
and clamor, what they lack ID fea'ob' ave "hc
floating on the sufiace OF ''e S.e's ' ea'' y,
mankind, gathrr around lhem fine SCUM ana
foam oil The agitallng siorm:-wnhe 'he more
sedate andspradent who.consul' theireasf ran
er than their duiy. are swept along in the cur-
rent m the mi 6 bief becomes Inevitable, and
The ,l,r,,;n, CIV * heardthrouch the land, l. Ell
s,.rv ~ an ssve himself wnoecarii "a
1871 ,ly;s thr,,,en.f mischief. that I.
bnn,be AL am, but having your good aat he ar,
,ay.1,,ndar,al en-. 90 warn You "a. lime. before
,;.r r,,na8i .pronus I have found i, Ibc
,,,,r, n,r.ssaTv ~ 40 so bccause ne watchman
! In whom ,se have heretofore cop6dedhas gone
| over ~ The enemy we followed him. ana b.
/ I.,sI i'm When he ,ol,I nc hat Jackson was
,ooli,,,e Of statesman. too rash and violen, in
~ lie r,c,eures IN, n,u,h inclined 10
arI,;,,.rv ,overrment and that his election
III ~ ro ,,,e co,,x.r,v But now
no or;os .l,n5 ,ba, all will he vpll if we elect,
-. a,o.,ra;, be so Painfully
49, ~, go, H., s,;jI, Iconc.ss ,h,,
-
= w., -, ,,,,,,., r,,e ,,,a;op,v or our cit.
81 = - ~
- ;,,,i,,e, ro he pr.ss
~ or III real ,,,r,z,ns are
! c'"' 80. 7, -. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-01

e 2rc.,.. Int, Mr.. Adams
Should not be continued
Secretary Of State, by a
complete union of Mr.. clay
and his friends, they would
put an end to the Presiden-
tial contest in one hour;
and he was of opinion it
was right to fight such in
triguers with their own
weapons.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-01

From .Nr. BuchQnGn'S let
ter,
"I called upon Gen. Jack
sen, SOLELY as has friend,
upon my indtv!dual rsspon-
ahFfy, and not as the A
gent OF Mr.. Clay, or any
other person.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-01
ULGHEST BRANCHES

of female educa,ion; the inferior branches, hogyr
will also he taught, TIC meet the minds OF alst.
may be disposed to patronize his school 10 be NIX
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will be paid to Needless.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, English Grammar, N.
metic, Geography. Also, TO those who may do;Ie-
Rhetoric, History, Euclid's Elements Astronomy "
turTl Philosophy, Chemistry, the Latin and Grecklas
guages. ALFRED ARMS FRONC.
N B Those who may be disposed TO cnrour,g. H.
school will please TO lcavc'theIr names with 'lr lD
e.. VOWEL or Mr.. ions DOUGLASS within two wycr
At the request OF SIR. Armstrong, and Tor he a,f
faction Of those who may feel Interested in bis ci,
would state that he has resided inmy family near.
year. during part Of which time, he assisted IN cr
ing the young men who were under my care pra.,
their ,tuiies with view 10 the Gospel MiHstg
may be proper, further, to state that Mr. Am,"D"ot
graduate of Dickinson College, and has since rec.
ed from that institution the honorary degree Of i.
W. G. WhIiO>.
Pastor of the I'd Presbyterian Church, NcEaaI.
aug fS-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-01
From Me Mey- Rtuas,rieis FREEDMAN, August
- SMALL n0X.

Rnmor, with her thousand tongues, hayn,
proclaimed the existence OF this foul disease n
a great and alarming extent in our CITY, wr han,
felt il 10 be our duty TO make par,icular TIC u.
ries on The s1bjcci; and We have Tie sa'i.Tacis,
10 state that there have not been aog-ar
cept one, h.ve been peculiarly mill-.tla, a,
netc ease has occurred within the las tWo gttl,-
that there has been but one death, whicl!w
The first case--and that all the rest are cith,re.
covered, or 50 nearly so as TO be quite oui oijar
ger. There is therefore no cause Tor lie lean
alarm We are promised stat, mcn, By Il,
physicians OF the. city for our mex, paper
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-01

lion to which they had lamely subminet, H..
are filed with as,onishment and indqn,,;a.'
and visi, upon the authors Of their disgrace,
full share of their resentmeh,s. This h,,;
should be--and such must sooner or laler o.,
be the fate. of all who venture to build their :.
litical fortunes upon the deception and DEUS.
which they are enabled 10 practice upon r..
people. We need hardly add, tina, in ali c,,..
where the letters have been broken, the pan.,
have taken firm ground for the admini,trsJio,
Indeed the evidences of the disposition of,s,
people ofthe State of5New-YoIk to sustain Il.
wise and yirtuous man who now guide our ?,
tionai concerns. are so abundant, tina, we M,
proDounce,. as we do, with entire confidence, H..
nomore than one or two districts will give Ik,..
yo,efor the Midday CMefiain.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-01
T3NVERY ESTABLISHMENT.

which is now in full operations on the premise src
Brick Shop, large frame bark house ana she'd md
one Patent bark rill there are thrtyomc watts; ha,
is also lie yer failing stream with full supply q
ter and / believe one of the best stands m LCudc,
county lit is about seven niss from AN! other yard
THERE'S likewise on the premises new two ,q1
stone House, web finished, with good Kitchens
acknowledgements, stone Stable, Corn House, aud,
wcllof first rate water in the yard Thispropery 4
situated at the east emil Of Mddleburg, and is Pc
sent occupied by myself Persons wishing topurcia,
the above property car have great bargain in l. t
three or four young negroes or some good lands "a
some orthe western states, will be received pr
pay; and f not sold By the first of October viii bee
iered for rent, and immediate possession can be Ia
For terms, apply the subscriber.
JACOB MAEE
MidIIeburg, Loudoun CO. Va. aug 3-1au Sw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-01
houses and I4ots

, For Sale an hie Iowa Of .Mdie5Vrg:
uEEszA a large two Story S.one IToau
.F switIr'a good cellar, also stone l,ca4l
sssr:, and stone stable and good we'd Of ri,
= Ter in theyard, atprrscnt occupied 5y's
Rev. StephcnG Roszel Attached TO this propcry j.
small Frame Building, now occupied by Dr. Wed,
.assn apotIieray shop ahis properly is situated at,
Tie centre of the town, and formerly occupild as
tavern. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-01
Feu,ale EducatiOn.

!, - -r--.-, rEAI..LE SCHOOL in AeU
ri about Isl OF October next, or earlier if coD,r
ent, provided t. sufficient humber Of scholars cen d
obtained. His plan contenplates chiefly the nsrrgs
tim az Young ladies' i'm the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-01

date for the Presuenc!
From Gen. JaekSOn's!etter.
"rhe character Of Mr.
Buchanan with me, Jort,d'
the ideo that be lcdS acting
on his o,ra responsibility"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-01

tstl'h ~ WV nun ""N
had ever intimated such an
intention. That he must
at once perceive how iniu-
rious to his election such a
report might be. That no
doubt there were several
able and ambitious men in
the country, among whom
[ thought MIR. Clay might
be included, who were as
piring TO that office, and if
il were believed he had al.
ready determined to APP
point his chief competitor,
il nighthaye Almost urhap-
py effect upon Their exer-
tons, and those Of their
friends. That unless he
-H 4......r IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-26

YDURSUANTt0 decree oilhe Superior court
- OF Chaneery for the Lyncbbu1g District,
pronounced on the 23d das OF October. 1926 in
a cause depending between John Miller, pit. VS..
eonatd Elaiboune and others, dcfts. the I'M
defsigned, marshal of the said court, will sell,
before his office door in the town of Lynchburg,
on Thursday the Goth d December, 1897, il far,
If not the next lair day thereafter, by way Of
public auction on a credit OF one add two years,
tract ofwnod laud of about IS acres, nearly
opposite T. Ly nchburg, ~ the Amherst side
Bonds with good s.curiy VIII be required Il the
purchaser K the title retained until the purchase
money is paid. 7. A. HOLE OMBE.
Noy,l5, ttdSifl5
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-26
SECO ID CLASS OF H.
Grand Literature Lottery,

I. COHEN, Jr. q BROTHERS, Of BALTIMORE.
INV tn pleasure 10 announce the o,caho Class
al ms Lottery. authorised by the General AS
scmby Of Mary innd ioI the promotion Of Sc-
cncc aud Iiclal,uc, The number OF 1irkels
Couiy Ten Uopsnnd) isconsderabiy less lhan n
nv Lourty Ior many Yeas. and gives To tie Nd
yrniuTer M cncIcascd chance Tor the Capital
Prizcs. THE DKAWlNh vii TAKE li,co IN
the Cuy al Baltimore ON
NI6NEsDAN The 10Th fDECIh ER,
and III be completed on that day under the Su-
prfindencc Of the Commissioners appali ted by
the Cove nor and ouncil.
HGnisi pRlZ $:
10 900 Dollars, 900 Dollars &c
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-26

The CASH, for the y hole OF the Prize ean
be had usutl III COhens Office, the moment
they are drawn.
Tickets 81, Quarters 20
Halves 2 90 Lghths 62
d Orders from any raii the United States
chner by mad lposi paid o. private convey
ance. enclosing the cash OF piizc tickets IN any
Of the lotteries, VIII meet the same PROM and
punctual attention as il on personal application.
Address To
il. COHEN 4 BROTHERS.
r. In the first class olthc Literaturr Lottery
drawn on the l1th ult BOT II the great Capitals
Of s20OOo and SiO.0oO brsid"s ~ 49, tian
Slk1EEN OF 1900 and 100 dollars. Gsir all
sold at COHEN's OFFICE, No. Ia. "a ,kct-
street, where more apilal ptzes have ben ,old
than AT any other office IA America
Baltimore. Nov. 5, u4Dl4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-26

Departed thp. lie on the lOth inst AT Wnr-
mrpslrr the Honorable sr GfoeGE fUcKER. n
bout II years al age som, months before his
death. he had been attacked by paralysis from
which. however, he seemed 10 have recovered
- far ny 10 give hopes 10 his friends, that he
might yet liyr many years But he begun,st at
" before his death, 10 decline rapidly and the
end Of thl- good man Was yisibly approaching.
He was dylng for - rral days I'M 10 the last
moment, he knew his family when they spoke Ia
i'm, and preserved hls r. aracterIslic patience.
iorttude and KIND iceltng-cnlmly reslRn'nR
himself 10 the vii ofIicaven, aud earnest, I'M.
florlng IFS blessing 81 the friends he was nhout
aye. lie breathed his last without strug
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-26

T USf on 10esd morning the 18Th inst.
- nn the main road bctween the Spout aud
u u" iddir's shop, IN ihe county OF Campbell,
small bag Of papers. consisting Of rotcs aud
accounts due 10 Owen J. North. . Co The bag
had the name ofthe subscriber wrought on the
back, with black silk ANY information res
pectng the said bag left al Raleigh Chiffon.
Tavern. ar ai tn. Office, VII be- thankfully re-
ceI.cd and reasonable reward given the finder
bs sending the bag 10 me, OF raving il AT oiher
ofihr above places. The public ave caution
ed gainst taking any assignments ofsaid notes
OWEN !. NORTH.
Nov % 2ttf23
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-26
Virginia state | otiely,
Jar he bcHem n the
Dismal swamp Canal ON. any,
IEA1U CI1SS.
10 ht dihWnit kichmend, Va
On cdac,ddg tie 9TH Deer. 1927.

p,62i Prizes. I
list blanks, S21,s01 Tickets. %94 PIG
My loimer customer. aud III nds, are invited
To- call 4 take u oh8nCc ~ this beauiitu sthemc,
which II To be dawn N n ie" da,s, dcia moi, or
YOU ma, lose the capital whi'h Is FOR snl' N ma
torftndif office Of ABhAM Il. MONTH
u Orders from all parts OF the Lni.eH otates,
by mail, enclosing The rash OF pilne 1let,ts,HIh
be thankfully received aud promptly euended
Ia, II addressed 10 A. Il n.
Whole Tickets 80 o0 Quarters y %
Halves . 30
Nav
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-26
Cofee, Sugar, MOtasSes, Sc.

Cofee, Sugar, M0LasSes, Sc.
80 bags Green Coffee
& bids n. o. Sugar
d bids ST. Croix do
Q hhds Porte RICO do
10 boxes Loaf do
10 hhds hlplasscs
3 boxes Cum Powder Tea
80 kcgs Duponf's Powd assorted
90 bags Shot. No. 3, 4. 5, q
- bhls Dnnlops Beer (nc~)
10 hbls sweet Malaga Wine
4 bags Pepper
10 boxes Window Glass
2ckegs fresh Jemesons Crackers
8 kee Cheese
Just received and for sale by
Il. q. TOMPKINS.
Nov 10. II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-26
Virginia STATE Navigation Lottery No..
For the \ W Year.

1895 Prizes amounting TO 5000
This scheme is divided into thrae o,3sions
1000 tickets each--the prizes Of 50 TO be award
ed to that divisiun, one of which sumiers shall
draw the capital prize OF 10000. so lliet hold.
en- OF three numbers, one in each division Is snro
to draw one prize and may draw Jour
Price OF Tickets - 90 Quarters go ID
Halves, ! %
Orders by mail. or otherwise, promptly atten-
ded 10 if addressed to AUG. LEI TWtG IA.
Nov. 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-26
DAVID II CLARK,
X. HoPRiES,
CONHUgICATPp,


A. numerous and respectable neatfag Of IT,
citizens of the county of Amherst b.4 At -
Court House on Monday the l9h Of vrmb-i
l,l7 with the view OF promoting the re-eectioa
Of ihe present { ,ef Magistrate Of the Cnued
States. in opposition to the pretensions OF Gen.
Andrew Jackson.
Col. William Armlstead was called 10 the
Cnair, aud Sterling Claiborne. Esq. appointed
Secretary
\ Committee consisting Of the following gen.
tlemen, isaac Rurkel. Thomas n. E.nbank,
y niamin Brown. Reuben Norvel John Ihomp.
son, IT, William Bourne, john p. Brown, Sanu.
NJ Garpn4. William 5. Crawford James =
Garland, Ajax Walker. Paul {. Cabell, Edmund
Peun, Edwa,G 4. Csbell, John Warwick " Am
brose r ,ci<er, WAS appointed by tire Chair 10
prepare aud report Resolutions, with such Pre-
ambe as might Comport with the sentiments OF
the meeting.
The Committee made thr following report
We. portion Of the ciiizcus Of Amherst op-
posed to the election of Andrew jackson 10 tle
Presidency of the Uuited States bave. this day,
in accordance with the principles Of our govern
ment. and in the spirit al freedom, convened for
tbc purpose o. making known the cause Of that
q mos ton ard tine reaSons that influence us IN
unlliug 10 aid in the reelection Of the present
Chief Magistrate and for the purpose Of adop
ting such measures rs wilI bcsf atfnm Gur re
spectiyr nhiects.--We would wish on this ocra-
slon to diYesi ourselves of all prcild &c aud pas
| spn aud approach this important subject viii
prope, freedom aud becoming modefallon-wt
cannot but lament,he agitation into which ths
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-26

MARRIED.. on "Wednesday evening ihr lat
arst Nv The Rr,'d = Danirl, MI WALTER
II MIDDLETON onynchbufe. 10 MISS sA.
RAH WILL MS daughter Of Capt, Francis
Eppas. Of Noftnway county.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-26

ny RATS on Boston, Providence. Newly DIRK
- Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington City.
and Richmond Va, for sale in sums to suit pur-
chasers. at small premium, at the Lottery and
Exchange Office OF ;. 4 NJ. ALIEN ~ Co
fynchburg, where all kinds ot mleurrent money
i, taken at the lowest rates vi discount
July 10 -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-26
wi

Tie Richmond Enquirer il celebrated for ire
Wisdom, but not many specimens at is VT nave
yet bern exhibited. W.. therefore. ~, mor-
readily offer 10 our re ders the following choice
in Il esprit tak'n FIONA late number Of TIM,
PRINT. "a read il TO two or three couples Of old
ladies and gentlemen. and they declared nnani-
mousl, that J's-'- Bs-s' himself could not
have done the thing more handsomely. =
shall shortly put 10 press new edition of J
Mile. for the express purpose fnsertiug In
thu pages of that myalnabrWork But prepare
for laugh fnr here itcomrs
The Administration mtst be IN a deep de-
cine, aud req llres q 2 eal deal ofd0ctorinz. In
tins City, the ~ tote N todr Physicians del
ceated TO the Adams Convrntlon-pnd m the
county Caroline, SIREN dnct PIT on the
reporting COMMITTEE. aud sir on the Committee
Of Correspondence. God SAVE The Common
lUeaih.'
There IS something inimi,ahle in the itaIiciE-
ing ofthe word put Wrwill wager that no
one can discover the ohjec, oft in ten minutes
by d" Shrewsbury clock
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-26

" -" 4 Friend 10 the administration" ailud.
ing TO the proceedings ofthe AntJacISson meet
M in Amherst cannot be inserted unless the
author gives us his name. He refers TO mdivr
duaIs " HON we have neither the right or dispo-
sition tn bring before the public without their
consent.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-26

A woman IN the neg be orhood Of Taunton
IA 81 q t." DAYS Snirc. afflicted Wit the tooth
ache had recourse 10 The OIL Of innsv, procured
lfom AZ esscncc prdar. Although hnt one or
two drops were applied To the tooth, the effect
VIZ inlal--the woman surviving but a short
tune.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-26

IT.. Now York Gazette, Of the 18th instant
=" :. The supreme Court yesterday nanin
s' 80, he'd the indictment against NleSsrs
@ ,..,,en %, 4 BARKER. in the conspiracy case
Z = - not heing supported by authority Of
II oiyes us pleasure TO hear that this pro
"a" md persecutiou are at an end.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-26

Ore nHHe, Is. C Nor 10 -Depar,ed this
"'' a Wa tedsviIlc, in Bunconbe County, n
=, o. ., me 9th nlSt. between TIM aud 1 o'clor X,
J. NJ DIR. ROBERT B VANCE. IN the 3oth
gear OF Ut, AZ; formerly Mnb of Con-
S,pss from Morgan Cong resslona district, North
IL genuenhn's death wa, oLcasnned by a
II "'u a received IN duel with the Hon Samuel
Na'on, the plesent member OF Gongress lrom
~ 'dHe lStrlcl.-rhe meeting took place a. y
N the m"rning ofthe 9th inst on the line
D., oFiies North aud -outb Carolina, where
,"'.oMpe aud Grrensillo JOIN. IN distance be.
81 e, p'ce>. Al the FIRST FIRE Dr. V. receiY ed
h'r ''.'' OF his antagonist Just above the light
,r p' " passed through his body. and was cut
,r,a' ',s sNh ~ the oppnsite SIDE lac firing lust
80, '"i without effect Dr. Vance subsc.
ffHe"''y observed. TIM he felt the ball before be
Aa y 'e" minutes after RECEIVING his wound
NJ ,Co"e""ced II mortal, aud asked It he had bit
,o ",son on htlHg informed that he had not,
g,. ,ap nm gfad efH.' tie met death with
n O"'hposure, ana perfectly IN his senses
". 'oIcgolng account of this uniiaD,,y alrtir
oro,,", from friend who was With a,ll Oh iii.
1g'ound, aud in whose arms he rx.r.d n
, s',e was much beloved III life. aud hi, untnne.
~ Is universally regretted lRepubiican.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-27


DIX DHiaDLN Eeic6r@ea hheumm'c
FoWders Recommended by TIE most
Respectable physicians IN Europe as wen as IN
america as safe ana certain cure Tor u'e
mtRalm.s" aHa hheRmdftc 9o"i.
~ "a"lcons piaeuuohef IN ionuoh' spraNl'S
49, 81 uese powders, EXPRESSES i''lseii IN
nave lSa3 me- eo'ploye" an my Shii' ",ie TAI
eh'' % ih'n on, an ns''ui pepaia,"" 'ol ,'ie re-
he IA" cue OF 'de''''"'lsi''' anu mos so''"''y
1"bt' Ina, nave never io''',u any ''nR 80 sn0"'
80 sHs, ana 80 fB,ee'o"S' a. II - 'so'" '''''
mat'c f9%"ef'' on may u'p''o upon " Ns"5
ne, to1 ha'e o,'en 'APei'e"'ea ~ NAV Ivy
possess '''fN virtue ''',' eau Jos"y p' Gnu"
10 any "'1oie'"' 'o' 'o', ''i
mere ''h la'y' ,' as"ih) % nv Nv.
| oi suPefl''he 'ni'a'H ana oi nv, MS. a'''
mio II MS oPe'ad9h ana ee'''fa VI vs. = anu
oh.onc diseases, bH, e.iyci;iiy in obstinate
| RhgRoiisal. II may be gwen to the youngest
ohiTdie3, and q women in the most detcate stu
atoms. Ia paius Of the face &c. powder taken
| nj bed time will give reiIef.
u >NIN"S 81 G''"o4IgH' speaking Oh 'l'se
po"o1is' ahbs' nave used 'heh IN my P'aCuce,
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