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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-22
J. L. CLARK,
Coyusr of Union Bujidinss.

XXyOUID be nnrh pcascd to wait sbdssl q ~
wv friends ind patrons win may wish N dlsVun q thsb
eurrsnt os uDcurwni money ethcS fs pvvldss lns ~
fpece and Anurfs then thsa every pos aeeesnmolsaa
vi be ssspded io bus who may Be- dspcssd 70 AvoIhsa
whb cnn t'li.i III ni N. = ~ N Oct IS
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-22
VALUABLE MEDICINES.

naR DAN sLs. III method 70 inform hs friends end ths
NA publ h. be !Ls rloPeor Of three y ..
erous esdhesss Of which sitachedio hs directions
for the Of the Medieines
Formerly gained great repue for the ofs Athms, and
III conunPt.s scmpsni' bs was always eoad:rsd Ro,'
Time many article. have been 'ai'uisd To ~hs eject the pub
ie are the hs'Jadse ,.rrvxrs s -f. f,n
Ceissrat,d Hsmorrodss Pile EisctSavy asd o.t~sss
rh. Pspsrsiion Lnownic be positive cure Tor the Pile.
many O. me sa. "s .s s.s % Medicine few S., c.
from them can be seen Of Mr. CHARLES bARkELLv
i6, Washington street. and at many Dfugs, shop. bSse.j
ANDERsoNs EYE WATER.
mot prepared by Anderson who invented The Cough DvopS)
article which much celebrated In Parb and Lcndea
which other, have started and ded with Eys
Wofev prepared by ,bem.eve' but the Proprietor Of this Eye
Water has good evidence the Just celebrity Of this sic
many person, have recently used with yss success In ihs
Mr. Dam h.. sI these Medicine. prepared and put up for
bis Agents ndef the particular uPerinsndenee of one e ss
Tie Proprietor ha, and will have Agents in every io
the Union lie has agent, IN eight Of the state. besides
Portsmouth, Hi Proyidence n. Ii Hartford and New Hs-
ven rsnn New York City, Albany, Troy, Utica, hoche.,sr,
s,a,os. sp%s' and and s,s": f. NJ y rs.dsphs % r.
prietor resides
lfHSss Az ' p2h Dg;r 81 g'd Soyfs Srf;d s.s 4 s 's
CHARLES BARRELL, i5e, Washington street, Boston, will
receive immediate attention.
Agents 10 refund the money every puiehaer Ofest med
cino, They do moi give saoiion upon fair a the pn0
chaser returning The bose. bottles aud directions, win
fortnight slor the OF The Medicine.
CERTIFICATES.
Boston, May 3oth, 1923.
the subscriber Of Huntington IN the state Of New York;
have taken set of"Psen' Pile Eleeuay and Ointment,
which has enlrsy cured o the Piles (Which had very
bsJ) five days, aud should recommend and advise every
person who has that troublesome eompaini make Of the
above remedy, which consider positive eure lsgnG
SOL0ON kETCHA, Jr
Boston, Nov. ooh, 1929.
Thi' TO certify, that have used Pslicns cecbfatd Pns
Eleoay aud cured by the Of in week. ser be
REUbEN DENIS
CREAM OF AMBER, tle.
For removing pimpe- spots, reckles aud all eruptiou of
The skim gradually popucny soft, clear and beautiful
plesion. a.-
As remedy for Scofula and Salt Rheum, merits stand
unriyaed. ~
The fullest reliance may be placed upon the efficacy Of lhs
CREAM Of AMBER in all The aboyemeDtionrd II not
only renders the skin beautifully so smooth clear but by
IN is sppls son promotes the free and uninie
Tupiei exercise oi those functions Of the skin which
sary 10 health and the attainment and preservation of besu-
tiful complexion. u
All Of the above Medicines for sale by Dr. GEORGE
r. TlLLNGHAST, sole Agent for this town, No. 7, South
MAin-strset sign Of the Golden Mortar. Juns
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-22
0ctBOOTS & SHOES. -fS,


II T., II. RICHARDSON, hns the pleasure Of inform
- ing his friends and the public that e has takeh the
adjoining Store, No 15i 10 1853, Washington Street, Bo6n
directly Opposite the Old South Church, for tho expssrs
purpose Of accommodating utse who purchase Tor uss cpn
Try retail trade, and hopes by constant unremting alton
ton to all orders, 10 receive share Of public favors ~
CONDITIONS.
Under 800 Cash,
Over 100 months
500 -i-l .l- o months.
Any article In his line, furnished the shortest notcs
ON HAND, -
complete assortment Of Ladies' black, white and rear
coorcd hcei and spring heel Slippers. ' ~ 70
Misses aud Chldren's black red and blue 1etrj and
DENMARK Satin heel and spring slippeni /. II
Morocco KID, American and RussiaA Gulf wnking Hhocs,
and heel pumps, with GOOD assortment OF Cbdren's red
yellow green, blue, and tea cooed Boo,ees and ance strap
Shoes.
Gentemens fins calf, horse hide, and seal skin Boots
ALSO. I..p 50 III
Philadelphia Baltimore and New York Solo Iaiev Shoe
Thread aud Lining Skins, Cochneal Solver all Of those
tclcs wnrrntfl first rnte.
). r. r. X. requests those who wish purchase 10 catt
and examine his stock, fresh and direct from tho ait
ferent manufactures.
All those WIN will favor him with their orders shall re-
ceive the most strict attention.
Boston, Mayo
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MIsOHxxANY.
THE TWOCOUSiNs.

(" As Ismys barn silent with unooi'sohais light,
~ nSDdes ease IN beauty shines mme bright,
UnsiiniDg elssins with edge esisi,--s fan,
And ~ xto t,,eaus no mtxr hisf does tt.nIl.p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-25
R0aNOYE LOyYER oJJoDrrn

litOS SALE the tract Of laud lying az the ,,n,t r. a.,
- hVsi LHt'e Roanoke, immediately beIo,v a., " 'Se
ne gFsai RIVER ard bounded by e4ch on ,,,, ~ 'u
s'ue' u s.ehded ~ The lands of IIr Robe CAM
o', III r1i'eh Giiitn, NJ. - May E!r Tho ma, rrI
iuu HIr' SoLn Ioem1n. u contaihs up,ys n 49,. 49,
SItu acres oil which nearly hund-cf are h.. "
S'"S uuGomnOuiy hghanh with bnt one s;urla yf IN j.,
1Vdy, Wheh nearly ~ vide is long iIn.,, bs
T r AtIe are al'o hne Js grounds onihe Lute RI ~
ihe SoDPae'ets and Convenience Of ths pI,ns,nn 80 -,
eNesllenee 81 The high land Of which Verv it - . t
Oumbey the oVer1eer will sbeys The land F''s' Di''
Also, all that part NJ the Ferry ctrarfer r,,h H.,
he toai leading n Ovens Ferry fCIarL,sI co,,:, S
sofes Of very iieh, narrow low gsind, saw nom Gee
yAiIa 70 glartef Of nile IN wdti aud fair nrnn ~
"e-'yihS hSh isad Of excellent gently and pe, III y,
=, MOI IN wood 10 fne heart. There are ft- , M
p9ha'iom Of ts SIZE than this Lying in beud ~ 49, a
Is every where accessible with Convenience from S
Cehie Whete eoTu hoUits &c. ste placed. '"''"
ASe WIZ be exposed TO sale, Farmyls nm & ,-, 81, .
sSh Vi ApfI next, being the Saturday before pnr h
NOu, 80 my property ~ the village Of FsrryilIe ,.;
~ lne most eligible lots IN that rising Tobacco
iuhpef h9ue store house, &c. Conditions viii he nd [
On oy Of SALE Theyw be very odlting TO
az, TOT sale all ny fevesonsry interest under the will 81
NJ 'ale MIS-. martha C0yson, the Estate Of her Icr
husband Iheodofiek Bland Of Cawsons ESQ Tb -, t I
10 frines George K NouOwsy. 1 '''
afoior safe all my contingent interest in the Bizarre
upae he w Of TIC late Mrs. Judith Randolph ois dsys
o. my late Brother Richard Randolph Of Bzsrre F.ooe
'''' Interests may be had very low aee5fnupdsag
! Apply (poh rsa) 10 lhs subssriber.
Bsr,bt JOHN kANDOLPH n Ropaots.
I
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Sc Much of the difficulty OF hearing arose from
conversation in an under tone-and from shutting
OF ieet-but the great and irremediable difficulty
arose from the improper form and dimensions OF
the Hall, sc.
The debate was terminated by Mr. Little who
moved 10 lay the resolution upon the table
The motion prevailed, and il was laid upon the
table accordingly.
MIR. WcklifFe moved the following Resolution:
ReSolred, That the Secretary of State be direct
ed to communicate TO this House list of such
claims, by name, and the amount thereof which
were rejected by the late Board Of Commissioners
under the eleventh article of the Treaty between
| Spain and the United States, wherein the claim
ants, through the Board, had made a demand for
the evidence supposed 10 be in possession of Spain
and which evidence was not furnished by the Span
ish Government.
| The rule, requiring resolutions of this character
10 lie on the table one day for consideration being
dispensed with, by unanimous consent.
| The question put on the resolution and il
was agreed to by the House.
! The House, on motion of MIR. Malary, went in.
to Committee Of the Whole, on the state of the u
/ Mon; and, on motion of MIR. McDuilic considered
| the amendment of the Senate TO the Military APP.
preparation Bill; which was ccncurrcd in and re.
ported to the House, aud the bill was ordered to be
eDgrossed and amended.
| THE TARIFF BILL.
! The House then again went into Committee o
| the Whole, on the state OF the Union, Mr.. p. p
Barbour in the Chair, and took up tue Tariff Bill
MIR. Johns, who was entitled to the floor. Their
'ose, and addressed the House at length, in oppose
ton to the bill, as reported, and in favor Of the
amendment OF Mr.. AlaIlary. He concluded
about halt past three o'clock, when the floor wa
obtained by Mr.. Hoffman, who yielded to q mo
ton that the Committee rise.
| ltroso accordingly, and iieysupon,
The House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-25
HEDN EsDAY, MARc1I.Ig.
In SEN ATE

The Dill authorship the construction of = B-sat.
water at the mouth of the Delaware was taken up.
on motion OF Mr.. Marks; and, after having been
amended, on motion of Mr.. Ei'Kane. so as 10 leavo
the choice OF the plans and estimates reported 10
the direction OF the President of the u States il
was discussed by Mossrs. Foot, Marks. Benton.
McLane, Woodbury., Smith of MARYLAND, and
Chandler, and ordered TO be engrosssd, by vote Of
p 20 II
The remainder Of the day was spent in DISCUSSING
the bill for the settlement of Private Land Claims
IN the several States and Territories Amendments
were offered by Messrs. Johnston of Lon. and Bar
ton; to exempt the Statesof Louisiana hississipni
ana missouri from the operation Of the bill. Before
any question was taken,
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mir. McDuhie moved the consideration of the re-
solution offered by him yesterday, land which bv
RUE Oh the House, had laid onc day upon the ta-
bie,} on the subject OF the members sitting uncoy-
cred within the bar.
The question being taken on considering Tho re-
solution, II was decided IL ihe affirmative Aves a.
Noes 81 '9'
The resolution was then read as follows:
Reso!ye9, That the following be added TO r,e
standing Rules of this House No member shall
rcmaiu covered, during the session. and within The
bar OF the House, except 7iih the special leave Of
the Speaker.
A debate Of some extent now occurred, in which
messrs. McDuilie, Kremcr, Sawyer, Mccoy. MGR.
Ger and Dwight took part.
The resolution was advocated on the GROUND. uof
only Of decorum in conducting the public business
but Of its tendency to facilitate both SEEING and
hearing The forest OF hats mpedod the Vision
prevented the member speaking from being seen
by those at a distance from Iiia; and besides ain
sorbcd SO much Of the sound, as 10 render HEARING.
still more difficult than it would otherwise have
been from the form Of Che hail, sc. ACCORDING IN
the modern fashion, there was almost as r,rr1 NJ
man above his head as below t. Reference was
had TO the Virginia House Of Bnrgossos. whore r.
had always been the practice to sit uncoyercd-,5e
doctrine Of acoustics was appealed to-tbe experi.
mcnt Of a bell shut up IN the receiver Of an air
pump, showed thatthe atmosphere was the medium
by which sound was conveycd--it5 force diu,iuisb-
ed as Is sphere oXtended--ard all rou-eIasic bo.
dies prevented its propagation. s female singer
had desired a gentleman near her 60 remove. s-
his coat obstrucicd the clearnc5s aud effect Of her
voice, &c.
The resolution was opposed as trenching on Che
personal rights and convenience Of taa nciobara--
and as being an unnecessary departure from lour
established usage. 10 was not desirable fb9f III
should be heard which was uttered En- Inc I}.U-i(
Keeping the bat upon The head obs, ucte, tl,. bes
ine, those who wished 10 hear, would, Of c9pr.c.
tar d oil-ba;s were necessary Co protect sotre
members tac situation Of whose seats oxpa.cd
them e d-a'is os wind zen 'hc 5o9-s, raV.risr
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plantations IN reply TO some remarks which refer
rcd to himself
After word or two of reply from Mr.. Barnard,
Mr.. Ipgham obtained the floor, when
Mr.. Pearce moved that the Committee rise.
Mr.. lngham objected, and wished to proceed,
but, after making some progress in his speech, he
yielded to motion made by Mr. Wright, OF n. Y.
for the rising Of the committee.
The Committee rose accordingly, and thereupon,
The House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-25
DHPTTn rnrrr

iSS N"'le OIL deed Ol trust executed by Elm. Publ >,
- e so cjiners on The 23th day Of Apri 1877 and
ooIuSu u tue clerks oEce 0f Powssn r.,
G pl be sold 10 the highest
~, , ~ lo"ha'ah oon thouse, on the 81 We,merv y,
Hnbon 81 s1te ad9ans The land. Da s, and JS
the purchaser such t.e ey haze will convey
said. i,I ~ Inq It Tue trust deed sfort-
uF,,.to- WIN. S. DANCE tses
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DANCING Scunnr

"a, FITS ERALD presents HI,
nP'',ntI 10 the citizens Of JIa.oper Io,,;r,, III
oJ3gs eol'is Informs theIo tha s intention \; na
where ose who ,,. me e'Thoase each Of ase eonfiss
nt.ees'sry hormat'on T. his mode of insruetio Iy
Peta ~ teturnmg his sincere thanks 10 hi, Ci,a, 80
March %.
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NOTTCE

II pst.:n; hs'inS claims against The Estate of Collier
ison,1cc. Will pleaietO bring them forward III, ~
henticaed or before the IL, dsy IF Ai " ',wTh ar
o.e seae., 70 close he administration wou de..y All
Ignn" WhiGh are not thought beloi t,at i;nc az
notice viii De plead 20 s reeovern, ne s''
10 -. o., THOS. +. poTriRESS, Adm,
March -. Ae' u S'I''er !iarfi'on, dec.
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ArOTICE
fOftf

Ii Ptrio9' having ems against the estate Of chr,o
- pa nee are requested t. make them kno,gr
70 me ub'eTber Those indebted 10 .sid est,te t Sohn
70 make immediate payment 10 tn w. GILffFR -,
March %. N"'f'"Phsr hudson' dec.
tgf-5f
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e60 RElKAKT
EluEARAYfr

ONAWAH fr9u The subsoribet, the 10Th inst rear,
man named Isham. ne Is about IS years DID, fesbb
ahis compilations ibole ssDail one side or I'd,
ehses ne Usually wears ong rh'kers n supnored be- Vii
naHeI 0f thc 5ae NJ Ohio viii give d. 81 n fteo out i
N' h'ic, o. ~ isken IN l., 20 dat eei BIN az-in
49,. JOHN q. GLOVER.
-r'-- - -c--1oIsHf To- fff~NE'
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- -. - 10 " FevtO7l
- iW-Pitase 20 take notice fbst IN sf,s. H. -,
- Pt,eh' month lMsfehl At The Tavern Of NJ lac I
~ hino'k' Between tie hours Of 10 10 the iaorBpt and
Nv W ,.-f' snl 70 continue from day 70 day uuii The b
re eonPieed shall proceed BY Council 10 lake lie d
ioD' % So, BAL and oiher, 60 be read in evidence in &
%" ptPehenB ~ the superior Court Of CLanrrf, f,r d.
Eiedefiek'5nfS STREET 10 whth an Plaintiff sgs vo,
A5m'nsifa,or De bons pon Of Edwsrd Henry De- 80 Ne
49, o- Mary BALL.
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LAWS OF THEUNITED STATES.


PUBLrc-No 30.

PuBLtC-No. 30.
AN E further to regulate processes in The Courts of
the United States.
Be II enacted by Ne Sc1dte and HnHse Ot
Representatives Of the UDifed States OF .4meri-
ca in COagress assembled, That the forms OF
mesne process. except the style, aud the forms,
aud modes of proceeding in suits in the Counts
of the United States, held in those states admit.
ted into the Union since the twcnty.ninth day Of
September, IN the year seventeen hundred and
eighty. nine, in those of common law, shall he
the same in each of the said States, respectively
ms are now used in the highest Court Of original
and general jurisdiction of the same, IN pro
ceedings in equity, according 10 the principles,
rules, aud usages, which belong to Courts of O.
quity, and in those of admiralty and maritime
jurisdiction, according TO the principles, rules
and usages, which belong 10 courts of admiralty,
as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from courts OF common
law, except so far as may have been other
wise provided Tor by acts Of Congress subject,
however, to such alterations and addition, as the
said courts ofihc United states respectively
shall, in their discretion. deem expedient, or TO
such regulation as the Supreme Court of the
United States shall think proper from time to
time, by rules 10 prescribe any circuit or district
court concerning the same.
Sec. 2. Hud be II further enacted. That, in
any one OF the United States, where judgments
are a lien upon the property of the defendant,
and where, by the laws OF such State, defend.
ants are entitled in the courts thereof, 10 an i'm.
parlanCe ofone term or more, defendants in aC-
items in The courts of the United States. holden
in such State, snail be entitled TO AN imparlance
OF one term
Sec. 3. And be II further enacted. That writs
OF execution and other final process issued on
judgments and DEGREES, rendered IN any of the
courts Of the u. S, and the proceedings there
upon shall be the same, except their style in
each State, respectively, as are now used in the
courts Of such state, saving 10 the courts of the
United States IN those States in winch are not
courts of equity. with the ordinary equity juris-
dlotioa. the power of prescribing The mode Of
executing their DEGREES in equity by rules OF
court: Provided, however, that it shall be IN the
power OF the courts, if they see fit in their dis
c%tetion, by rules OF court, so far 10 alter fnaI
process III said courts as to conform the same
to any change which may be adopted by the
Legislatures Of the respective States for The State
courts
Sec. 4. Ind belt further enacted. That moth.
ing in this act contained shall be construed Ia
extend TO any court OF the United States noW
established, or which may hereafter be establish.
lished, in the State OF Louisiana.
p~PROyED-l9th MAY, ls2S.
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PTPTlc-NO.3 30.

fTRTlC--NO. ~.
AN ACT to authorize thu building of Lighthouses, and
for other purposes
Be II ennried 6g The Senate and House "
| Representatives of the United States Of .4mcri-
cn IN Congress assembled, That the Secre
tary of the Treasury be, and he is h hereby, EN-
powered TO provide, by contract, for building
Light houses and Iight-vessels, aud erecting
Beacons, and placing Buoys, on the following
sites aud shoals, 10 Wit
In the State of Name, a Lighthouse at DIce's
head.
In the State of Massachusetts. a Lighthouse
IN Nobsque Point; one on the Point OF Flats, at
the entrance OF Edgartown Harbor Il Light.
house on Dumping rock, south oftbe mouth of
ApOneganset river.
In the State OF Rhode Island, a Lighthouse on
Naval Point and two Pyramids or Spindles, to
wit one on a reefo of rocks, under water, oppo-
site TO pawtuxet, and one on a reef OF rocks OPP
posite the Punham Rock. in the northern part of
Narraganset Bay.
In the State of Connecticut, a Beacon.light on
or near the Spindle Rock, at the mouth OF Black
Rock harbor.
\, the State of New York, two small Light.
houses. TO wit: one on the fats, two miles north
o Kinder Hook, upper ending called the brow
ned Lands, and one on the point of the island
ON the west side of the channel, opposite the
lower landing. A Lighthouse At a proper site.
at OF near Portland ON Lake Erie.
In the State Of MARYLAND, two Lighthouses {:
one on Little Watts Island, at the southeastern
extremity of 1angier Sound and the other on
J Clay Island, at the northernmost extremity OF
the same Sound and a Beacon-light, or small
Lighthouse on Pom, Lockout. in the Chesa-
pealSe Bay, ,...
| Smiths Point, at the mouth OF the Potomac, IN
Chesapeake Bay
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POETRY.
From the NeW l01k EUtniag po4.
III 49,

hmaiters not lis history love has wings
Like lightning. SWIM aud fatal and II springs,
Like a Md lower, where It Is least expected.
Existing, whether cherished OF reJectcd-L. 4. J..
Tell me not tina, time Will sever
From IT, idolatry the heart;
the rnmo 1t ONE hath chcrIshfd, never
Prom It's altar will deuJrt,
II may long neglected he,
Without n ray Of light revealing.
But aword, a tar, asigh,
\ sunbeam from is Hluls eve,
Wll restore euen buried feeling.
Tell mo not that now Suppressed.
Must slumher every recollection
OF one who ever hath pussr-sri
All my heart knew Of affection.
To roam an exile, m despair.
Ny klndred aud my country lcaKins.
icohld bring my mind Ia near
Hut let me carry Nth M there
SOME token Of llnthe's giving.
Tell mo not in after years
shall find some other hand,
W Ith more delightful hopes aud frafs,
To clasp NINE Ill the sdrlbiud
That, lie clouds On summer skies
spot IN bright succession ever,
New affections wall arse
For each ~blrhted ons that dies.
Can ! believe 1t Never
Bid the sire, grey headed grown
Beside his own ancestral hearth,
Desert the cnn-ecrated alOnc,
The only pot he holds on earth
Bid the mother leave the grave,
When the funeral rialts are done
Over all she sought 10 save,
Her soldier boy, bright eyed aud brave,
Her lovd and only ono
But never think that | can tear
From my heart lis passion flower,
Nor leave Il dreary desert there,
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Fresh s,avAen Seed.

rENHOMAs !. DuVAL has lately received
n from Messrs. Thorburn y Son, N.York,
y supply OF Fresh Garden Seed, neatly put
np. Catalogues of which may he had nj his
tore. Also an additional supply of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, OILS, Dge-StU3S, Perfume
y, DC. which makes his assortment equal TO
any ever offered in this place.
Dec. 81. ts24
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Just Received by
THOMAS j DU VAL.

Alcohol u"n, !. anp'o'
Copperas I1afle"ih oh
o~anse Peel Rotten Stone
Lamp Oil, pery saperIOrlGnm Elastic
parie Corks Blue Smalts
White Lead, dry = Tor sulphur
Alum J""Poi p'''"S
Aladder nne'' I'm
lndigo 'a'S
Birthstone NV. nhuoaiol
Window Glass s by 10 Salt Petre
and 10 Dy Il lBorax
Venetian Red !Ground Haywood
Spanish brown ne" h,ao
Ginger, superior Aqua forIls
T,rb Soda Verdigris
rbamomile White Bar Soap
spts. Nire Dale. Ivory Back
ebon furniture Fol. DIgltatis
,.i,elass lBalsam Copaiva
W,fers lSpts. Hartshorn
Tooth Brushes Cantharides
Cloves !IIeath tartar
Pearl Barley lAssatoetida
Real Turkey Rhubarb Red, Pale and feilo"
Fanc, Soaps Bark
Stone oehre Gum Merrh
snuff Be,ns tihnamon
Red Precipltate Mace
Durable Ink Nutmegs
Fancy Walls Epson Salts
Evans Lancets Starch
E,Id emf lCubebs
Lunar Caustic Pippsisesa
Rose Water Rock Candy
Prep. Chalk
CaIcined Magnesia, which, together with his
CORNER stock, makes his assortment very large
and complete, all Of which is now offered to his
friends, customers, and the public Oh the most
reasonable terms.
March II.
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%, 1928.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-14

4 TumOur-Dr. W. f Cooper, OF 5empro-
MUS, n. Y. has lately taken from the back of
Joshua Yanaukin, Of that town. "A tumonr, meas
uring in circumference 80 inches, aud weigh
ing 10 pounds and -four ounces. The operation
was performed in three and a half minutes
This protuberance was situated between the hip
aud shoulder blade, bordering on the right side
1t was first discovered twenty seven years a
90, then very small, since which time il has
been constantly increasing al first very gra-
dnaliy, but lately with great r%apidity, increas-
ing Que hall in four years. II is said the wound
is now dong well, and the patient is in a fair
way to recover. Rochester Album.
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