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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
Virginia Lands for Sale
WISH to dispose by sale or lease. of 3 tracts con.
tanning more than
5000 Acres Of LAND,

Iylng IN the county Of PendetoR, and on the head wa
tiers of the South Branch Of Potomac. This land
ssts, as am Informed, of hills and valies, all unclear
ed; great part is admirably suited for grazing and
not small portion it is thought is highly adapted to
the cultivation and growth Of the vine.
To individuals, companies, foreigners or others,
disposed to settle and mproyet the above other
purposes. would sell every other thousand acres,
very liberal terms, lease the for term Of years
for small annuity-but to purchasers Of tract or
MORE the price would be very moderate, and payment
received IN easy nstaments in property within the
District or its vicinity. For further particulars apply
to Mr. John Bryce of Baltimore, or to
Alexandria June Is GEO. JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
Baktimorf eounll, OetoJu J, w

About four winters ago, was severely h0s O''
in both feet, and became quite lame Ever SUE We,
ing winter brought forth the severity Of Tue G'5
heard Of Judkins' ointment and bad 1t aff" -
acted like charm, completely curing me ~
time. EDWIN II. SllLLNh"A''-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
For Rent
For Rent,

~ The brick Store lately occupied by
:f!{3 II. Brent & Co. as a dry goods store. A
IsfS tenant in that line would be preferred. APP
4oA plicxtionto be made at the book store OF
nov ID A. 7 KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
w auteN
Dyeing Establishment

DyOIhO Hoe" .,
La critique est aisee, mails Part esff!Gletn.
vUlIIE subscriber having returned from EUROPE
snectfuly Informs the public that he is prepared
to execute ali orders in his line Of business with neat
ness and dispatch. His assortment OF the most iasn
ionable co!ors be at any time, and he WIZ war
rant them to stand equally well any in Europe
lie will bleach Lace, GAUGE, &c remove spo.s Snu
IRON moulds from cambria, linen CLOTH silk, merino
and other shawIs, without injury to the border. lie
coors Hats also SO tina, they never fade Or
ersorn bonnets and hats cleaned in the first style
For the accommodation of his customersin WASH
ington, goods may be left with Mr. iabilie' tenhsy
van;, hyenue. onposite the Panorama, to whose adj
dress they will alws! she sent.
SALVETAT,
French Dyer and Scourer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
.Hnsapo!i., EyriW--

thereby certify, that have used some o. '"Gl
ointment in my family withsuch success as Io' 'ss
me that il deserves to be recommended TO the '"..
ed. One instance--My son had been labor'ns,
very disagrceable eruption on his head '.' 80,
all efforts to cure it-untilby applying paf"'''
it was entirely remove in lcsstlIan swesk: ,u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
Coach-.MaKinga

% fully inform the public that they have entered in
Copartnership and continue carrying on the
Coach and Harness Making Business,
at the old stand on ST. Asaph-street, between King
and Prince. and formerly occupied by John Summers,
where all orders will be etwith promptattention sad
executed with neatness and durability feb9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28

stocks, sc.
n WILL sell at private sale the following otoeks;-
Il 500 Shares Marine insurance Company
" do Bank OF Alexandria
ga do Columbian Insurance Company
100 do Great Hunting Creek
"a do Steamboat Potomac
do Little River Turnpike Co.
9 do Alexandria g Fauquier Turnpike 70.
do Smokers Turnpike Co.
9 do Washington Bridge
80 do Fire Insurance Co.
Bond for 1887 SO well secured by deed OF ues.;
and $40. 500 Of the Capital Stock OF the Mechanics
Bank Of Alexandrs. .:,e.
g. 500 to be paid on notes endorsed to the satstac
ton Of the President and Directors of the Bank g,
Alexandria. and $4,000 to President and Directors Oh
the Office Of Discount & Deposit, Washington
June IS GU. VIII g, nu.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
WOOAleNs.

WOOANeNs.
G, bales coarse wooilens suitable for Negro clothing
= received by packet from PHILADELPHIA, tor sale by
ssn, % W. FOWLE Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
Grain and Plaster.

vi otITI anu IttoFOI.
TluE subscribe rs have formed copartnership, and
i will transact business at Alexandra and Deco.
! guam, under the name of. & J. H. Janney. They
invite the calof persons who bring grain for sale
either of those markets.
Farmers will at alltmes be furnished at Ocooquan
with plastereither in therock ground, very
derate terms. JOS. JANNEY, jun.
July l2-tf JOHN n. JANNEY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28

NIB. This Ointment, which is highly '' ~ g.
application for Frostbites, Burns. scaids, aIo v"
mems Sore or Sweled Breasts, is put up ID he t;
nshed glazed jugs, well corked and se''ea, ss.
rections bow to use it. The proprietor VIE s, II,
be observed that in order to preserve ITS M. y,
sons using it, will cork il sgain, SO rs TO ke.p
from destroying its good qualities. Noage".J 8.
them in any other way than being well co''''
sealed.
.7GENTS:
EDWARD sTABLER & SON, Druggists
WI GUNToN, Druggist, pennsy''an,,a,. ~: n .s;rr
n. JEwETT, Druggist, nsyl'anls ;s'enIl
JEo. LITTLE, Druggist, Georgetown. :, "a
g MURRAY. Port Tobacco, BID. "~I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05

that amount, we believe. The girl, after hsv-
ing obiaipsd The money. passed by The old
iheHiTe, where he observed n man apparently
disguised. who watched aud followed her. In
Hlgh.street he suddenly assaulted her. ted =
handkefciief roHnd her mouth. forced her
down 10 = nrigbhnring wharf. where he shame.
fully abused her, robbed her Of her money ana
finally threw her into he water. The silk Trim
ming on her dress bnoyed her mp. aud tor'u-
naiely her screams we're heard by a woman re-
siding on For Hill who, though u gbi had SET
in. had The courage and humanity 20 go out
With a lille hoy aud ascertain the cause. They
speeeeded ~ dragging the poor gal from her
pefilouS situation, covered with mud aud slime.
A surgeon was sent for. aud he pronounced her
very much bruised aud injured but not dan
gefousIy She was slightly derangrd at first )
but soon recovered efficiently 10 tell where she
belonged. She was conveyed home. as soon rs
sle could bear II; and is nav Ill from the et-
fecis Of the treatment she has received. The
villain ha, not yet been found out Boston
Journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05
BIZ PercY Disshe Shtllu.

~ 90 DtttB
What is love 2 Ak him who hives, v hat is
lie ask him who adores, whal is God.
| know not the Internal constitution of a.
lher uien nor even OF thine whom now ad
iress. see that IN some external attributes
they resemble NE, bul when misleJ by thai APP
prarance, | have thought 10 appeal 10 some
thing IN common and uDburden NV iomos'
soul 20 them, ! bAve found my language ms
understood, like one IN a distant and savage
land. The more opportnnii les they have ahoT-
dtd M Tor experience, the wider has appear.
raj inc interval between US, aud 30 a greater
distance have ne points Of 5, lnpathy been
Withdrawn Win IA spirit i'll fitted 10 sustain
such proof, iremblingly & feeble through its ten.
derness, have ever, where sought, and have
found only repulse and disappointment.
Thou drmaniest what is love 7 Ii is that
powerful attraction towards all we conceive,
Of fear, or hope beyond ourselves, when we
ind within our own thoughts tue chasm of an
insufficient VOID, and seek 10 awaken in all
thing that are, a communlty with what we ex.
p%erience within ON selves. II We reason, We
would be understood If we imagine, we would
that the airy children VI our BRAN were born
anew within another $ il we feel, we would
that another nerves should yibraie 10 our
own, that the beams OF their eyes should kim
die at once and mix aud melt into our own /;
that fps Of moiionies ice should moi reply TO
lips qulve'ing aud bsrning with the hearts best
biood-,his is love. This is the bond aud the
sanction which connects not only man with
man, but with every thing that exists. We are
born into the world, and there is something
within us, which, from The instant that we live.
more nnG more thlrsts after its likeness We
dimly see wiIhin onr intellectual nature, a min.
iatart as il were OF our entire self, yet depriv.
ed of all thai we copdemn or despise, the
IDEAL prototype OF every thingexcellent and love.
ly that we are capable Of conceiving as belong.
ing 10 the nature OF man. Not only the por-
trait of our external being but an asscmhlage
of The miuutest particles of which our nature is
com osed a mirror whose surface reflects
only tue forms al purity aud brightness a soul
within our own soul that describes a circle a
round lis proper paradise, which pain aud SCR
row and evil dare not oyerleap. To this we
eagerly refer all sensations, thmsting that the,
should resemble aud correspond with it. The
discovery Of lis anieiype the meeting with an
understanding capable Of clearly estimating
our own an imagination which should enter
into and seize upon The subtle and delicate pc
culiaril les which we have delighted TO cherish
and unfold in secret, with "A frame. whose
nerves, like the chords of Two exquisite Tyres,
strung 10 the accompaniment Of one delight.
ial voice, yibrale with the vibrations of our
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05

own aud a combinaiiob of al these in sueh
proportion as The Tyre within demsnds 3; this
Is the Invisible aud uueifsmabie pnint 10 which
love tend. aud 10 attain witch. II urges forth
the r0ssfs Of man 10 srfest TIE fsinIesI shadow
of that, without the possession of vh ich. there
is no rest nor re- p,te to the heart over which
IL rules -Hence in solitude, or that deserted
STATE u hen WE are surrounded by human be-
iDgs, add yet tbey sympaibize not with us. we
love the flowers, The grass. the waters. aud the
SKY. In the motion of The very leaves oil
spring, in The blue air, there is Then found a
secret correspondence siih our ~heart-lhere
IS eloqpence in The tongueless wind, and the
flowing brook, aud the rushing oil the
reeds beside them, which. by their inconceiva.
BILE relation 10 something within the soul.
nwakenPs the snirits 10 dance Of GREATNESS
rapture, and bring tears of mysterious tender-
ness TO the yes. like The enthusiasm ot psiri'
otto success, or The voice Of one beloved sing
ing TO gu alone. Sierne says. that II he we're
III a desert he would love some cypress. So
soon AZ this want or power is dead, mnn be-
comes u living sepulchre of himself, aud what
YET survives is the mere husk oil what he once
was.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05
From The " \. Morning Herald.
p IAlk

The fret man that you find blowing out r.
ghIlst The tariff becaus IL irterieres with the
principles Of free irade-a-k him what he
means by tee trade 7 II he says thar ne means
such a slate of trade thai all the natlons OF the
world shall admit their productions To be carried
nto each other mar krts and sold " ithout any
luiies or tsxes--aSk him II such n state Of things
ever existed 7 Aud IL the world has stood siS
thousand ,ears, has there not been time e
nough To Try the experiment lfsuCh a stat
of things has nevtr occurred III six thousand
Years will il be likely 10 hnpren during Gener.
Al Jatkson's reigu, even II he alters his mind
as he did about appointing members of Congress
To Off &c, and oonGlud 5 10 hold out four years
longer than he said he should, before he was
elected : II you are told thai Adam Smith,
Ricardo, &, all say that II IS the interest of
nalipnsto adopt free trade; ask this snti.iarifiie
il lrec trade don't mean the Tree exchange of
commodities, and Then ask him il one nation
go., CAohango her commodities freely with
another II tue other nation refuses 10 take
Ler commodities : or IL she don't refuse
To receive them altogether, If she refuses
to receive them unless the owner will first
pay the government as much IS il costs To-
produce them ask him If free trade can be car
lied on with such u nalion 7 ASK him If he can
sell a hushcl OF American wheat IN the British
market without paying a tax 10 the government
fully equal 20 the cost OF falsing /, ~ the United
States Ask him if Is shiliings is moi required
for a cwt. of rice 7 Ask Rim ii he can sell n
pound OF tobacco worm about al. without paw
ing a tax TO the English government of IS. nine
times its value here 7 While such laws exist
ask him how we can carry on a free ,rade ? If
he has any doubt about lie facts, tell him TO
enquire and meet you again 10 the course of
tbs week, and explain how We can adopt the
freq trade system which Adam Smith aud c.r.
tain other great s'ickler. for it who say they
are Americans 50 earnestly recommend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05
THE LARGE CHILDREN.
From hs ksw York HedicnL and Phyacdi jour

~ ~
From hs Nsw York Hed,eat and Phyneai Jour.
nal, No. 80.
The eldest sister. Susannal Tripp, IS in her
sixth year. When Eve years aud eighi mouths
old, she was three feet ten and a half inches
high and measured four feet two inches around
tue vast; eighteen inches round tile arm
twenty one inches below the kuee, aud weigh
ed 203 pounds.
the youngest sister, Deborah, IL in her 'hiid
wear. Al The age of two wears aud ten months,
she was three feet Tour inches high around
The wai I, three feet nine aud n hslf ,nches /;
around the arm, fifteen inches below the knee,
sixteen aud II hnll inehcsi aod weighed one
hundred aud nineteen pounds.
Those children, nj the TIME ofb nth, were not
above the common SIZE neither, il is thought.
having then exceeded seven pounds N weight.
They continued TO grow like other chi dfen, un.
III The fourth month, when the rapid CROWN
n both cases became remarkable. The elder
girl NJ The end Of four mouths after birth.
weighed twenty-five pounds, when a year old
sixty, and when two years eighty pounds, " hich
Is about the weight of ordinary gtrls, NJ lbr age
of puberty. Her enormous weight 5 principal
y oN ing 10 the great accumulation of ibt mt
hrt whole frame Is much more Developed thau
IS usual Mt her age. The bones If hrr wiists
are apparently as large AZ those OIL an ordlnal5
adult male. She also possesses much more
muscular force tIsn is usual she, indeed.
grasps sud pulls with the fnrce OF Il fall grown
woman, when sue chooses TO exert her power.
The only deiormity about her IS, the bending Of
her legs. which have yielded To The heavy
weight they have had 10 susiHin, the bones
bel & yet soft and impeTtect'y ossdird. This
teformiiy, together with her great weight, rem
der her almost incapable oil walking without
support.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05
Virginia State Lottery,

r or The benefit of the Dismal Swamp Canal
company, Odd class.
10 be dawn at Richmond on Monday the 9Th
day of October. 1929.
SCHEME.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05
THE VERGINIAN.
LyNCuBIfaG. OCTOBER s, 1929.

Maj. Bury. again We lay before our RIA
ders, on the first page Of this mornings paper
another article from the kentucky Comnenta-
tor, in relation to IFS charge against Maj. Bar
ny Of selling a blank commis ion, entrusted to
him ,obe used for the public benefit, and OF
appropristing the sun of money obtained by
rs sale TO his individual emoIunenl. The eyi.
dence adduced by the ." Commentator" in sup
port Of its allegation, is not SO Conclusive as we
had expected il would be and, indeed, if there
he no other, We 10 not think il ought ever 10
have been bazardpd. That the circumstances
related by the Commentator, as well rs some
others, (such, for instance, as Maj. Barry's ST.
fence or this part of,he subject, while he la
bored 10 clear up that portion of ii, which even
# he could not have done IT, involved no crim'
naiiiy are of n Character tending to strong sus-
opposed 10 the system, which seems to be every
day coming more and more Into vogue, Of de-
u roying the regulations of public officers on
bare suspicion OF guilt. The Editor of The Com
htDthtoI snouiu Hhst iOTesetn ne ullnCNliY Oh
procuring cert,fi >aies OF the fact, unless he
we're " placed IN a situation 10 compel the a
tendance Of witnesses'-and, f1reseeins it, he
should not have maze the charge in broad and
unqualified terms, snd accompanied il with a
mysterious hint about attendant circumstances
" which would make common men stare
Such a bold and confident tone on the pat OF
the accuser was well calculated t. mislead tue
public as 10 the nature Of the evidenca within
say, thai the pro"f broughi forward is NOT IS
conclusive as We had supposed il would be, il
IS yet strong enough 10 induce a farther euqui-
~ into the facts an | Maj Bury is called up.
on, as he value III, own reputation, to yIndi-
cate himself fran tlr aSperslon, which, If it b.
untrue, he can SO very readily dove shall
make no further remarks in relation to tie
matter until an opportunity aas been afforded
10 him 10 do So, OF un ii further developements
shall be made by some one of the parties,
which may throw more light upon the transac- |
tion, II, from subsequent disclosures, il shall
be made TO appear, that Maj. Barry is inno-
cent of the charge, il will afford US great plea
sure to say so, and to retract any remarks
which we may have heretofore made but, if il
should appear that re is guilty, puOiic seni,
meni ought 10 demand his immediate dismissal
from Office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05

OflCE.-The subscriber offers for sale
~ on a liberal credit, d. IL feet Of ground
81 me Junction of main street aud third alley
snd running back 1875 feet. There are ,hree
buildings on il, one of which is al present oceu.
pied by Mr.. Barnes as Grocery ano,ber 1,
Calculated tor an Office. and the third is a stone
Stable. not quite flushed.
NJ. T. LYNCH.
Sept. "a All
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05
20 to so Negroes TAINTED.

/NHE subscriber wishes TO purchase from 40
- TO 80 likely young negroes OF good char
ae'er chiefly young men--for which the high
est cash prices will be given.
GARLAND TATE.
Al The Hastington Hoiet.
Sept. q. lifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05

on dHs.-ltis rumored, in the public prinb'
Jafs' that Secretary Eaton had offered bis re-
s'gnai'on TO the President, who refused 10 &c
cepth secondly, that Col. Towson (ceIrbrateo
tor his skill and vaior during the late wac ha'
been arrested, for causes unknown and third
~, that symptoms of coldness and hostility h'".
been manifested by the President towards
Messrs, Branch, Berrien and Van Buren,, ie'o'
ing to the suppposition that the Cabinet wou"
not exist, under the present arrangement u
month longer I'VE know noihing as loW'
truth oil these fuinors but we lay them bd1'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05


Post Office Depattment.-Tbe National Jou,-
nal, To "a series of exc, llent remarks on the re.
ufnvals in the Post Office Department, quo,e
the following paragraph from Botta's deIinea-
ton of the S ate Of affairs al Rome, after Napo'
leon had driven the Pooe rom his dominions,
and usuIped the trtple crown Does not eve.
ry one see that ,yrants and despots are the
same, and that they e.nploy the same means
to effect their purposes, every where -
" On entering upon the Government says the
p netrative B Gotta, =" The Roman Cousulia gave
. their earnest attention 10 the security of the
" new order of things knowing what dis. on
/" tents aud hostile feelings were BROOD Q. thev
" thought Il prudent 10 tc4tch The most secret
" thoughts Of The People they organized a
I" police " -'+~ So much for words and
i" secret actions. To secure the inguisifiou of
/" %uriting, eren Of The most priraie nature, THE
OFFICERS EMPLOYED By rHF Pope IN THE
- Posr OFFICE WERE DISPLACED, AND THEIR
6 CHARGE WAS GI.E EN- TO THE ST MASTER
"GESERAL OF FRANCE. Nor was THIS superin-
" ,endence merely nominal, for w;th The most
" cuipobie tredchery, letters were opened and
: read, sc. 81, Extreme rigor was displayed
I" on this subject.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05

and like the Yelled Prophe, of KhOrassep
will excite abhor,ence in The minds of all ubs
shall behold LIN in his nude deiormity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05

W. S~A - ~ H@@
Drugs, Pants, oils, Dye Stufs, and
Dye WOods, ground and IN stttkS.
Wlndnw Glass. Puifs, Brushes. mes
anuf,, Fancy Essences, Fancy Soaps
Perluin"ry, spirits rnrpentlne
Alcohol. ~Iurpa,tne soap, 5ega,s, &c. 3t.
300 lbs. Best EPSON Salts
3Ooo do q anbers do
800 Bottles Castor Oil, all kinds
200 kegs DIST White Lead
200 " spanish b own
iO0O lbs. dry White Lead
l00o " Spanish Brown
5aOgai Spiris Tufpentins
200 d" sweet OIL
200 lbs. Chronic Yellow
100 do 0r Patent Green
loo P,us.ian Blue
10000 Logwnod. ia sticks
LOCO Ground Logwo ID, Campeachy
ldo0 Fuslie, ground
IOlO do IL sucks
loo Ground Camwood
5pO NlcarHg
90 Arrow Root, aitkinds
$40 Starch. superior
300 Best Alum
5000 CoppeTas
200 BuIax, refined and crude
1000 Blue p,lrioi
luD White do
o Rochelle Salts, powdered
200 Sal. Soda
loo Super. Carb. Soda
900 Lump Magnetism
90 Calc'ned do
loo Spanish Flies
500 cream Tartar
100 Gum Camphor
1000 White Chalk
300 Spanish Whiting
2ono Best pu'ty
900 Aqua Forts
lWO on ViIr'ol
100 Mur'alc ACID
81 Nitric Acid, strong
90 Boxes Window Glass
500 us. Snnfl. IN bottles and lar.
900 boxes oee"rs, from 81 So TO S22 per
thousand
Old Port and Madeira Wines, in bottles, and by
The gallon, cask or larger uaan,ity
Prime Claret
do Malaga yyyNES,
do Champagne
Paint Brushes, ground aud ungrouud
Dash lools do do
Scrubbing Brushes, Hal, do
Tooth ag,eat variety
p's'ing Cloth hr".ho.
co"o velvet
D""'e's mar
r,'sh . "'aaN'ng iobscco aud Cotton
r.ncs : "a'n,"e oroSn"s
"'y S'"Ps' r'tncf, thelish and American
""s
w &c; c0lors, and color (or elvet Painting
fef'on'ery, fancy cnt Glass and plain smelling
Walls, the greatest verleiy IN Virginia
A most splendid assortment OF taocy Essences
and Waters, wv !:
Honey, Cologne, Lavender. JessH mine, Musk ,
Violet. Otto o! Rose, a. &c.
Shoe and Boot Brushes
Shoe, Boot and Harness NarnisIIeS
Copal, Japan and SPIRIT
iooo lbs. Best q ue
y" Red Saunders
200 Gum Shcllac
200 Copai. all qualities
100 Blue Calls
q Brszaletto Wood
All the new r. NEEDLES lately introduced int, the
practire of Medicine
thermometers, 2OO lbs. Verdigris
foU Sal. Alcohol, 1000 lbs. Venetian Red
1000 Turpep,ioe Soap
ZV ,Hionnei
NV io"aered Ialap
iVo 40 Rhnbarb
n IAI nj
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05

Horrible Tfons1etion.-A rare occurrence in
'"e Guy "f Boston took pla e a few days since
a 'ndy Ia camhridgeport sent into the city by
2 'e'a''o. VINO resided IN her family, to obtain
a sum Of money due 10 her, sl40, or nearly