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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-07
Postponed Sale.


FINDER the authority of deed of trust TO the sub
u scribers, will be sold at public auction, on Mon
day, the third ofNovember next at the farm, late Mrs.
FcndalPs, the east Of the alexandria and Washing
ton Turnpike road, near Alexandris, the following
property, viz
fx~x The House and Lot at the intersee-
E ton of Washington and Oronoko streets, for
Hsss merly occupied by Mrs Mary Fendall.
Co., Also,
\ Lot on The north side OF Princess-street
beginning the centre Of the square between Fayette
and Payne Streets and running on Princess To Payne
hen and parallel TO street TO the centre
the square, then south to the beginning.
Also, a L., Of Ground lying on the east side
of the Washington and Alexandra Turnpike Road
containing about four acres lately in possession Of Mrs.
Mary Fenda, and which is numbered as lot No 8, on
plot of VIM Moore's land. formerly Nathaniel Pen.
dle,ons and which plst is recorded in the Clerks Of
fee Of the county o. 2exandra.
Also, Piece or Parcel Of Land, lying near
the town Of Alexandria. which was formerly purchas-
ed by Philip Richard Fentla from Or. Elisha g. Dick,
containing about SIS acres.
Terms of sale fourth cash, the balance in three
equal instruments, in one, two and three years. to be
secured BY approved negotiable notes, together with
deed of trust upon the property,
ROBERT l. TAYLOR, ,.,,s,o..
THOMSON F. MASON,
sept Coins
o. 'V1>o ohNuo So0o fpo,,, &S,O
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-07
ne UMNEX,S

Lottery and Exchange office, Alexandria
II Al 43 Is SO Sc 3S
fire the drawn numbers in the Grand Consolidated
Lottery, no. 9. NV y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-07

q The above Sale from the
nclemency of the weather, is further postponed till
Saturday the 8ik inst. at o'clock, T. NJ
RI 7.
nova 4 r. NJ.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-04
E7O Epenf.

And possession TO be given on the 18th March next.
"a The Mansion, Faru., and former residence
I'D Of the lare Cesar a Rodaey, Esq now oc-
CAPPED by H. Brottord Esq. nearly adjoining the
line of the Borough Of Wilmington, Del contain
ing about twenty-five acres of Zine arabic Land, sur
rounded with hedge and post and rail fence in good
order On the premises are a choice selection Of
fruit Trees, with pleasant Gardens
The improvements consist OF large and com
Portable two stored stone dwelling House Kitchens.
&C; a two stored brick house, formerly occupied
as an office, and recently as dwelling, stone barn
and stables, &c.
The situation Of this estate is desirable one.
being high, healthy. and commanding delightful
view of the River Delaware, and surrounding coun-
try. For terms, application may be made to Ihona-
as NJ. DoapeH or Thomas Harrington, Wilmington,
or the subscriber at Philadelphia.
S. III. RODNEY.
November so. 64-tf
Delaware journal., 1828-01-04
'Ihe Columbian almanac,
For tSQS.


Containing in addition to the usual Astronomical
calculations, Tables, &c the Courts of the United
States, and of Delaware and Maryland a great va
riety of profitable and pleasing miscellaneous mat
ter. among which are
Sailors humorous ride in milk cart,
Yankey resolution in saving the Mail,
Ingenious defence of a thief,
Dreams and signs interpreted,
Method of un-marryng the unhappy,
Definition of Drunkard,
A little world
Old maids, their unmentionable troubles,
Account of novel courtship,
Anecdote of Paddy and his game cock,
The Irishman and his pig, &c. &c. sc.
Wonderful discoveries of the Microscope,
Humorous account OF penn'a Battalion Day,
WasLington's army saved by Quaker Lady,
Ode to the Gout,
RECEIPTS for curing the Gravel, curing Wens,
making candles, removing grease spots from clothes,
making vinegar, preserving pickles, preserving
meats &c. &c.
The aaoye Almanac, with an extensive assortment
Of others, German and English, for sale by the Gross
or Dozen, at the most reduced prices.
Nov. r. PORTER s. SON.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-04
xIIDLIAa ,AJ3 C9TI lsxxCAL
PreD0r0tsOns.

For Sale at Joseph Bringhurst's Drug and Chemical
Store, No. 81. Matket-Street, W Nilmlngton.
Denarcotl.:ed Opium and Laudanum Black Drops,
these preparations do not ,icten the stomach.
Iodine. Hydrodate of potas. Extracts of iataxaci,
Stramonium, Belladona, Ciauta. Aeonte, Heleb.
Nig. Etaterium Hyosciamus. Quassla, Cinchona &c.
Seeds Of Tincure Of Calchicunl, Clarified Calamus.
Digitas, Balm, Peppermint, with variety of fash
Herbs Bleaching salts by which stains may be
removed from white dresses, bile cloths. or the
finest lace without injury 10 the article. Salt OF lie
mon for removing iron mould. Pure Sulphae Of
pulniae in powder. pills and solutions. lndelible
Ink for marking white articles, this cannot be wash
ed out. Genuine Cologne " aters from Paris. Sed
Iitz and soda Powders always fresh Paper pill
Boxes, Cough Drops, Cough Syrup. Syrup Squills
Batemans Drops. British oil, Harlem Spikr, Pep
pcrmnt. Lemon. Orange. Bergamot, and Roses
GoIirey's Cordial. Steers Opodeldoc. Match
Lights. Spunk. Osborne's superior water col urs
Pink. Blue, Purple, and Lilac Saucers, Indian lux
Liquid Blue Dye, Canary Seed. &c. Together
with general assortment Of Medical and Chelnca
| Articles.
! October 33 53--3m.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-04
.WiddIetOsUn eHcNdcnsy.
CLASsxHAL DEPARTMENT..
srIlIS Institution was opened on Monday
the I'D. of October last, under the care
of the Rev. JOSEPH WILsoN.

.
of the Rev. JosEpA WILSON.
In the Seminary students will be thoroughly in
structed in the different haanches of good English
aud Classical Educatiol viz: Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic English Grammer, Geography, Compo-
sitiun, Eiocutiun, Mathematics, and the Greek and
Latin Languages The terms of tuition will be; for
the English branches, exclusive of Mathematics.
S8 per session, Or 8 10. including the Mathematics;
for the Languages, including the English, 5 ! per
session. Tuition money TO be paid in advance,
There will be two sessions ia the year, with a
short vacation between each.
Good boarding can be obtained IN respectable
families in the village. at the rate OF Forty Dollars
per session f; and few boarders can he accommoda-
ted in the family Of the Principal.
JOHN EDDOWES. Sec'y.
1Itid{et0ui, October !, 1927. 4S-3m
Delaware journal., 1828-01-04
Valuable Medicines.
IL.1NTs .4.NTTBILIOUS PILLS.

The operation oithese Pills is perfectly mild "a
that they may be used with safety by persons in
every situation, and OF every age
They are exceently adapted to carry off sunes.
fuons bile, and prevent its morbid secretions-o
restore and amend the appetite-to procure free
perspiration, and thereby prevent colds, which oE
ten have fatal consequences, dose never fails to
remove cold, if taken on its first appearance.
They are celebrated for removing habitual coc.
tiveness sickness at the stomach, and severe head
ache, and ought to be taken ny all persons On a
change of climate.
Adose otthese pills, taken once every two weeks
during the prevalence of our bilious fevers, vii
prove an nialiabc preventive and in the earlier
stages Of those Diseases their will very ee,,t
ally succeed in restoring health, and frequently j,
cases esteemed desperate, and beyond the powcrot
common remedies.
Tncy are found remarkably efcacious IN 0rc.
venting and curing disorders attendant on long yo,.
ages, and should be procured, and carefully pre-.
served for use by every seaman.
llamilton's Worm Destroying Lozcnges
Which have within sixteen years past cured an
immense number OF persons OF both sexes, OF every
age, and in every situation, OF various dangerous
complaints arising from WORMS, am, from obslQc.
tions or ioulness in the stomach or bowels.
A dose Of this medicine given occasionally during
the warm season, will etiectually prevent the ",o.
mitng and purglng Of children" dreadful dsor.
der, which annually destroys thousands of the in.
fant part of our citizens. 1t is likewise the mdest
and most certain remedy known, and has restored
to health and strength great number when in an
advanced stage Of this fata lcompaint. Particular
and plain instructions given for every part ofhe
necessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medicine with eager
ness, it having pleasing appearance and an agree.
| able taste.
HAMlLToN,S GRAND RESTORATIVE.
| Is recommended as an invaluable medicine, for the
speedy relief and permanent cure Of
Nervous Disorders, Violent Cramps in the
Consumptons, stomach 4 back
Lowness of Spirits, Indigestion,
Loss of Appetite, Melancholy,
| lmpurity of the b. aod, Gout in the Stomach,
/ Ilysterical Affections Pains in the Limbs,
| Inward Weakness Debility, ReaNations, &c. Sc
Delaware journal., 1828-01-04
super Royal Paper.

The Subscribers keep a constant supply Of Super
royal such Gs this paper IS printed on price s. SO
Also Heftrm and other printing and zrritiag papers.
Sep. II, Il. PORTER (. SON.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-04
fxANIILTCN'S ELIXIR,


a sovereign remedgtor Colds, obstinate Copghs, .lst
mas, Sore Throots, aad approaching Cousumplioas,
and most disorders Of The breast and lungs.
ASINGLE TRIAL WILL PROVE, that it re-
stores the determination oi the fluids TO the surface
of the body; and brings on the common heathtu
perspration that it dslodges and eyacuates the
tough yiscid phlegm or mucus, stregthens the weak
ened vessels of the lungs, sheahes the acrimonious
humor which irritates them, and finally discharges
IT. Thus striking at the root OF the disorder, the
symptoms are Of course etiectuay and permanent.
Nv conquered, the rev erse of common medicines,
which weaken the constitute on, and give strength to
the disorder, for the sake OF moderatng Tor the pre-
sent some of its painful effects.
To parents who have children afflicted with the
HHOOPLNG COUGH,
This discovery is of the first magnitude, as it at-
lorts immediate relief checks the progress, and IN
short time entirely removes the most cruel dlsor-
dcrs to which children are lable.-1 he elixir is 50
perfectly agreeable, and the dose so small, that no
difficulty arises in takingl
Homiltons genuine Essence and crtraeto Of Mustard
safe and effectual remedy far acute and chronic
rheumatism, gout, rheuma,lc gout, pasey ,lumbago,
numbness, white swellings, chllblans, spralns
bruises, pain iii the face and neck, &c. &c.
Lees Mtatidbie lgue and EeUer Drops.
| For the cure of agues remlttent, and intermittent
| teyers.
LEES PERSIAN LOTION,
Is an invaluable cosmetic, perfectly innocent and
safe: of unparalleled efficacy in preventing and re-
moving bemishes in the face and skin, of every
kind, particularly freckes, pimpes, scuris. letters
ringworms, sun burns, SC. rendering the skin dell
cately soft and clear and improving the compexon'
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
| The only remedy yet discovered which gives lmne'
diate and lasting relief in the most severe instances
THE RESTORATIVE POWDER FOR THE TEETH
/ AND GUNS.
! This excellent preparation comforts and strehslls
ems the gums, preserves the enamel from decay,
and cleanses and whitens the teeth, absorbing All
that acrimonious slime and toulness, which, suiler-
ed to accumulate, never fails to njure, and fnalJ
ruin them.
THE DAMASK LIP SALVE,
Is recommended particularly to the ladles) as
an elegant and pleasant preparation for chaPPeo
and sore lips and every blemish and inconvenience
occasioned by colds, fevers, &c. speedily restoring
beautiful rosy colour and delicate sofness to the
lips.
A sovereign remedy for all diseases of the eyes
CORN PLASTER
An nfallible remedy for corns, speedily remoV
ing them, root and branch, without giving pain.
ITCH CURED.
lees Ointment for the Itch.
! Warranted an iniallible remedy at one applca
$ ton, not containing particle of mercury or an,
dangerous ingredient whatever.
The subscribers have Just received the above ar
ticles, fresh from LEES Family Medicine Store ID
: Maiden Lane. New York. and for sale by particular
appointment in Wilmington,
: (. PORTER SON.
: 2 July IS, 1897. 24-tf
S. Printing of all description done with neatness an'
Delaware journal., 1828-01-04

Printing of all description done with neatness ana
despatch al this Office.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-19
Nir. CIV :,

The Arostac quotes expression ijom late
speech of the "lnartnct" Hamilton i'll S. Carolina,
"a mere bladder of wnd,) intincting the belief of
that little gentleman, that Jackson will have
taken the oath OF office before Mr.. Clay will he
GIN to push the question OF the purple for himself
with renovated, i;rocious uncompromisug zeal
Sits the wind in that quarter Already DO Mr..
Cays perSccutors-his sku'liing and vindctyc and
onvio,s drtr'ctors manifest their anxiety the Iro
poet Of his returning TO the House Of Representa-
tves: From The iullncss of the heart. the tongue
sp"alc,h. We have question but that the pros
poet Of crc'nntcrin@ Clay on the floor Of the House
Of meeting the Lion unclaimed, whom in his care
they lave 80 cowarily and umrortily tortured
of being compelled to listen 10 that tlo1ucrce which
vii! long be poured Out III vengeance and retrj
buiiNn-we have doubt that this prospect, fs
Mr.. Clay's enemies with ANXIETY, Wei it may
Wo' do his prosecutors know his injuries and orescc
the day WHOM the hearts Of the people alicnatcd FROM
him by discovered envy and slender will make ample
atonelHcM f'r tho ignorant daouo'tr they have been
syayed to inlet. That great and glorious day viii
come surely that Mr.. Clay lives. Justice often
deferred, is ever brought about at last.
Meanwhile, his enemies not satisfied with their fri
umpn Clay--a triumph accomplished by the vcst
A''d'IS-"ii cIllr 10 poison Inc fjnIic III I'D
vance rs 10 his future and intentions n vain
There is already rtiiux the tide-an ac!irow-
lcgm"n that il Mr.. Clay guilty (Which the lead
crs themselves balinvet) he had been sufficient
" punished, and The Constitution sufficiently viiid-
Gated. But who is there bgotcd is not now to be
wiling 10 pause and confess himself, chat there is
at least doubt Of his guilt? That lie has bcc1 hard
" dealt by III being rcQuircdto prove his innocence
Vow when SUCCESS hns disarrl,d rcsCntuleut and
10 storm Of tlc cnutest r1s passpd over and given
the heated passions OF ncn time to coo-rIo is there
so disiugenuou5 not to admit, that no gu!t WIS
proved against Adams and Ciry' That it WIS at
most presumption, met by an equally strong pre-
sumption Of innocence arising from his high chorac-
ter his many declarations. and the numerous, cicnn1-
stances that demonstrate the NECESSITY, he conccired
himself under of voting agaiust Cen JACKSON?
Such, we sure will 30 Tho course Of public rca-
zon'n". We believe that the defeat of Mr.. Adams is
fortunate for the restoration of Mr. Clay to the hearts
Of his Countrynlcn and in the persuasion that by it
SANDER viii at last be sicnccd, truth indicated, and
m injured n2an restored 10 the affections and conf
dence Of his country, we feel half recDncied to the
election Of General Jackson. ,ris an evil wind that
Blows nobody good.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-19

par were in cnunetion against Sncre's troops. and.
Gamarra expected to be IN possession ofCoch8mba
few days, designing then to close the campaign that
month. and then to turn his arms to the north OPP
pose the expected Colombian invasion under Flores
The proposed arrangements for peace were NOT
made until the 9th of July, when Urdminoa hayinr
again proposed a negotiation Col. I.ira ard Dr. De
Cuba went to Sorasura, where they concluded the
basis of treaty with the Bolivian commissioners
Ganarra signed it Immediately, but Urdinnea hesa-
ted TO consent to the immediate departure of the CO.
lonban troops, ailedgng that some time would be me-
to make preparations. He also attempted to
surprise few who sent by GamarrR TO tbs,
place of negotiations and then next day, an officer sent
with note from Gamurra, met him the wav with
troops to fall suddenly upon the peruvians. On the
18th, therefore, company of Grenadiers, with q
sQadron of Huss1rs sent Sorasora TO surprise
Urninea in his turn but although some ofhs officers
and his horse and sword fell into their hands, and two
men were killed he effected his escops. The auditor
OF war OF Gen. trdnIrea, his general secretary and
aid made prisoners; and some important doc
unaents were obtained as two letters from, Gen. Ban-
co, and printed copy of licences for cruizers AGAINST
Peruvian vessels.
II proved that at this time the Bolivian army was on
their way TO Potcgi by Vlcapuio; and Gunlarra fol-
lowed, with resolution to fight wherever he could
End them. Gen. Cerdena had entered Cochamba OH
the 10th and the people ofthc department had rncc;,.
ed him with open arms.
Whc news OF the establishment ofpeace (t.,, terms
o. which we gave esterlay) is communicated under
date Of AreQuipa 5u!y 2At It was concluded at Pr
qi OF Ile oth OF mat month, between 8EulrIc 30
slvian minister Of finance, and Cen Velasco project
OF ChuquIsaca, the part of Ur,iinnea and Colonies
LyIa and Arguedas, on the part of Gen. Gamarra.
The 5oGota Gaceta, in speaking Of the part Which
Colombia must act in these circumstances, remarks
that there arc but two ways-one to keep arnc ar
my on her southern froner and the other to march
INTO Peru. The latter IS warmly recommended; but
1t may he doubted whether Bolivar will at present be
wiling TO venture from home, to send sufficient
army out of Colombia. He ought to condemn HIM
sell the origin these dssentions and difficulties
If he had not introduced the sem mona chia system
INTO Bolivia, nor recommended them to his country
both states might now perhaps been at peace and +,
prosperity.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-19

succeeded in oeyatip@ Jacasop tot The Rresiicncy-so
hc'pns Cod wo do not believe there is single one.
who does no knov his utter unitncss and complete
intcriori'y to Mr. Adams in qualification, who has
not gone for him from the only purpose of promoting
or P"Seeiog his political fortunes. Some expected
Offices AT his hands-oheys afraid oflosng their
popularity ut home--but none were influenced by u
'snarcstcd love ofcorutry. Such is our cstimoteof
the CaIouns, the Van BurenS, Bcntons, Dickcrsons,
Mc1.sncs, and Woodburys. Such however, is ROT our
estimate of the motives Of the People. They have
been octuacd as thcyalways are, by love country
by gratudr to Cen Jackson. and by too excited an I'M
agination of the spendour OF MS services. and The
qualities OF the man.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-19
GnnrnreretaI Reeora.

FLOUR AND WHEAT.--The recent great rise and NOR
recent fluctuations IN the price of -four and wheat have excited
On interest among all classes that feel duty to
e' our readers from day 70 day, Of the Of the arke
From over 49, -four fallen on Monday 70 81 so odor o
heard OF one sale Of wagon load at 81 and wheat from,
- 70 mad ALLEN TO 81 GO Yesterday morning -four was held
at S8 Wheat brought II 60 70 So On the arrival Of the
northern Mail bringing bc By the syyauas Jenkins -four
immediately rose 10 SO, which price we understand sale
was effected Of small parccl-e have 10. heard Of any
wheat being brought in last evening II win doubtless com
mand at least 10 GEMS bpsel to'y more Han i,d vcor.
Gav f,rr,frsg,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-19


US9 hH2ortant Foreign .ae1cS though oulv three
days later from England than previous accounts will
found under our Postscript this The Russians have
hfcn toned in their attempt pHs the Bakin Mountains tina,
thefopye Of the Ottoman Empire Europe which has So
often arrested tho of the nra1cr Russian army
was preparing 20 retreat winter quarters and tie Champaign
MAS considered closed Offensive operations On, the par OF
The Russians But that r Turks will permit them to take I'M
winter quarters heir side the danube very ou,f,,
considering their force their spirit hatred to tho Rus
sar their religious phrrnz and .a, their rpg holds ON tf,
Danube mostly left in their possession by the Russians
When they wcfe passed. we should surprised to henr
that the RSsans have IN their retreat some Of the
iusercs the French endured in their reireat from RUSSIA
Great Britain, and the Continental Powers who arc neutral in
TINS war seem 10 have pursued keeping aoof
IN" Russians, whose coosS; power seemed inv1cc and was
wei calculated to awaken dread in the powers Of Eropn
viii he oie, exhausted, and humrlcd The peace of Euronr
VII mt hr disturbed, tie lalprcr power affected
ccnSnnrnaior dcvou!y 10 be wished Try them oil.
Another important piece of brought by this arrival i,
he rsc OF -four and cotton England which has had tho
etecf Of fasirls the price of these here.
Forty Sno".--Our City was clad III the mantle Of
winter yesterday for the first time this season The
show fell in goeliy sized flakes and pretty hcl, for
some hours in the morning, covering every thing ex-
posed to it. we have seldom had fell of snow 50
'arly in the scnEon.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-19
E5um.tia pht!aZcLpIia .1Lcrgn,,A

u II 4 currently runlnureG and believed that 1Tr.
fUrbje. nftirc Rj"hm07H n7ufyer intends to remove
20 " Washington CITY for the purpose OF conducting
|eadiHg j1cbSoH paper i'll the Capital. we know one
50 caFa1o and 50 faithful Mr.. RitcIiic we are
ignorant the foundation of tho report: but think If
highly probable. We wish hiI.t good speed"
The talent. cXpcroucc cooluess temperance. and
discretion OF r chc cInncntly qualifv him to COIL
Guct NATToVAL .nuGSAL of q high character on
broad principles. we know man SO capable of ST.
preceding AIr. Gal :, superior scale. Energetic
yet docorous; fine but severe; he combines sarHcty
and experience with iinoWcdgn of business; and a
political tact possessed BY few OF his contemporaries
Lndcr these circumstances we think highly proba-
bic, he may have contemplated the Charge nov ru-
incurred!
The above aes from our old friend Stephen Snip
SON show that he possesses more acrteness than we
had given bin credit fer. Ills character of Mr.
Rtchcis moi vide ofthc mark III some OF lis touches
Stephen insists upon his "dscrction." Zine, but
severe, no compliment was eyer better carrch An
c&cc.icnt virtue discrution, and never more vaIua
bic than when il prevails upon one to surrerFcr his
private opinions to his political interests
r. Hah not Mr.. Hchc d siaa?e word to say in 5ccucr Of
his a!y " Governor VII henot rpub,h the faint and
feeble pa'5 uttered By prints in the Interior
Iisis decidedly ihc symptom, In, has appeared in his
Eyceien"y case"rrpopTs' ''irohty-' arc -tarnrc, IN
rs frcc M Gi"9 must make ofa majority, and thfn be
may ~e,.tis co,i,, u.-,. tt, ft,7,ieece aid.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-19
GEORGT

iIEJJR(TtA-
M '"'H having ,nt hts in the Scuaic OF ;hc United
srlr 'yich ends rc Sd March, next the Legislature
Georgia now IN sc' have appoihpa Olives u Prince 20 fiji
The vac7,rv.
Geo. w. Twp 'c Govsrn3r, is IN IL naHne appointed &,
fine S"Hir Of tn" tnri States for v lc7rs foa the III March
"cT'-Ior froup 1@'-sca. terrg ~.
This vote shows . overwhelming strength Of to Troup OF
Crawford side ThcpaFcz attached to that Pariv, now Openly
'a.o ground against Nix Caous RECEIVING her electoral voic
IS Vice President, and propose throw it away upon Nh
M1con.
VIM H. Crawford has been elected Jndsc by The Icsis.
''nrc-ad sc arc happy hear that his bcat Is exccer
o. All anxety has ended aJoo, he Presidential Erc,ian.
Ohio and Kentucky, there spow hardly doubt have gone for
]aco" E-pt fotihc bcs Of Tisud We should be will
u-;hat JACKSON take all
l.~ Or readers may haze IT fit, scrac icu'r
Up n5;na w arrangement Of matter caused ,y e
publication Of 'Dc Daily Wing They ID find lhc JffsnI;y
removed by Attending TO ,io ylowry directions Tho page
"' as the title Is INC first psgeng ter or the same side
p" The pa.er ie -eod Ps.c1re hr-. page contains, fbc
o"cs. na'e-it SCOUT rcs; o-f. .,.,r i7.5.r 5rqs~
rroe'.r az.