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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17
M0lasses and inc

Al mee,ing Of the Board III Health, held
on Monday evening, the 18th June, 1929 II was
Ordered, That the members of the Board be charged
with the discovery and removal OF nusances AS below,
viz:
Benjamin Waters, east of Royal and north Of King
street
Doctor H. Peake, between Royal and Washington,
and north of King street
Andrew scholted. north of King, and west OF
Washington street. >,
John Creighton, east Of Royal between King and
Prince street.
Ezra Iunt, between Royal and Washington, and
KING and Prince streets
James ID Kerr, west of Washington, between king
and Prince streets.
Josiah II. Davis, south of Prince, between Royal
and Washington streets.
John Harper, south of Prince, and west Oh "as'ng
ton street, q,
James Entwislc, south of Prince and east OF Royal
street 49,. =, -,
ordered That the above be published IN The PhenX
Gazette once week three weeks
June 17-law3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17

81 1t is bad rule which will no. work both
ways," saws the pro,erb. We say so too. II
is only upon one ground that the removal OF
Postmss,ers is attempted 10 be jusiif d. The
partisans Of the late Administrations, as is con
tended by the partisans ofthe pre- ,en', who were
employed in he Post offices, abused their pri
yilege by circulating political pamphle's, sc.
SC Suppose now we were 20 grant, tor the
sake OF a. urncai, ;5at this is fac, N'erc acr,
no jackson Pus,masterS during the lac contest!
aud were they all pure and immaculate! Did
none Of lhen circulate handblls, Sc? Why.
then. are not thu Sc removed? We merely put
the gu s'ior. The answrr ought to b~-Be-
cause thew circulated the right k'nd OF political
pamphlets and partisan cir ulars.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17

The Mil,dgr,iiie Geo Recorder OF the 9th
inst. says: The crop Of wheat now ge,tisg in
is one Of the largest even made in this State,
and the price Of -four which has been for some
months past "a, Sl4 the barrel in that town,
viii De, in few weeks, as low perhaps as ev>
or i, was The crops Of Rye aud Oals are al
so uncommonly good.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17

A Society has been fo m d in Boston, Of which
the oromouon Of the rights and interests OF
bona Gde creditors and the benefit and relief
Of homes, debtors.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17

We observe an attack upon Mr.. MERCER,
The Representative from the adjoining district,
in III Telegraph Of Monday evening. The de-
siGn is, TO d,ivs him, if possible, from his posi-
as President of the Canal Con'Danv We trus,
Mr. Mercer, disregsrding the malice Of such
assaults, will long continue TO preside over tn
grca, work in which we are all SO much inter
rsted
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17
PRESCRIPTION LIST, No XLIu

"UD Wilh hls Neu1. --NO NucH J0F DUthtFgI'IHI'
We learn, saws the Louisville Poblic Ad'e'-
isrr that S,muei lilet has beer appointed
Post Master a. Lancaster, by. in ,he place OF
d. l.. NJ, Ket Enq: removed.
WILLIAM N,.trE. of Veigennes, has been
appointed Pension Agc"i for The State Of Ver-
mont. vice koher, Il mDle renpored
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17

We have neglected to mention hat Mr.. EVE
RETr, uf Massac huselis, is now on tour tbro'
the Western Country, where he receives the
no pitsl les and honours Of ,he people, so
Justly due 10 his character, without distinction
of roli,icaI parties.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17
FOR. sale,

4 GROUND RENT of S25 So, secured on Lot
u fronting 40 feet on prnceS>.street and l23 feet
inches 81. Asaphstreet, which lot is erected Sc
veral buildings
Also q 10, of ground on Royal and DIXIE streets,
running north 90 fee, RoyaI.sreet from the cnrnlr.
and 9 west Duke street. to the lot OF st Pahl's
Church
Also small 10, the south sle of Pr'ncesssreet,
fronting 20 feet and running south ) feet inches
III. lot is situate the west of Mr. BrOcketrs brick
stable
Also, One Acre and lths Of acre, beginning on
the east side Of Washington and the south side Of the
first stree, north OF Montgomcry-sreet, running thence
With Washington street to Montgomery street, thence
nor IS feet 255 feet To st Asaph>treet, thence
with SAID street 287 fectto the first north of
Mon,gomer, street, thence with said street to the be-
ginning.
The above property will be sold at private sale, on
apple alton to the subscriber and not sold b, the
20'h of July private sale, it viii he then SET ur for
sale to the highe, bidder The terms Of sale are
fourth in thirty ia, s., and The rcsue IN six. tweyasnd
eighteen months; the two last paymentsto bear 6te
rest from the day of sale. The purchasers give
their notes with approved endorsers.
June IL GEO WHITE, Aust
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17

An arrival ai Charleston confirms the account
tina, The Second Lieulenant Of lhs United States
loop OF war Hornet has had both his thighs
broken by the recoil Of gun fred on board,
while in chase Of a vessel on the coast OF Cuba.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17
WASHINGTON June Is.

The Circuit Court of ;he United States
fol this District yesterday adjourned over to
Tuesday, the Esd inst. in consequence OF the
absence Of the Chief Justice, occasioned by
temporary indisposiiion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17

> A monument to the memory Of ISAAC VAN
WARr one of-the cap,ors Of Andre, has been
erected in Westchester county, New York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17

APPOINTMENT BY THE PKEslDENT.-James ID.
Wesco,,, Jun. of New Jersey, be Score airy
of The Territory of Florida, vice William n.
M'Carfy resigned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17

A split in the Jackson ranks in Phi Iadelphia
We merely mention the fact
&" low naughty tits to see
Brethren fall out anddi~agrec."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17
puh'ic Saie

Of 24a ,Acres Of Lent, near 7o,cn.
In conformity TO decree Of the United States CIR.
I cult Court. District of Columbia, for the County OF
Alexlndrl between Charles Bennett and others, com
psinaris, and Isaac Robbins adnnr 'r"tor, WIN me
win annexed OF Eliza Dui.ny, and Others, defendants,
shall proceed sell, FIR Cash, the premises, TO
tn, highest bidder Ufdnesday, the l5h day OF
hily next at o'clock T. " that piece or parcel of
iqud. fnrmery belonging or attached To the " Nat
ter mn Trait" a,irg in the District oil Coiumba--
bounded on the rs the line oihe District; on the
north by W., shefrous fence; the east by G'a1ders
Run; and on TIE south 90 the nor'f line ct King.
street -xter ded wilt be put up in lots to suit yIr
cha>rrs or the whole in q body TO be determined on
Pre- vious to the sale.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Commissioner.
;une Is div 2aw2w @d,J,i5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17

A lever from Smyrna, April 4, received in
Boston SAYS, eth Russians have taken pos
session Of Missevria 20 he n and Siziboli 10
,he.S. OF Bourgas, and are (orufying bo'h pla'
ces."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17
mGRRIED.

At Co'umba, South Carolina, on the 18th u'umo by
the Rev. Mr. '-snvsrSc, the Hon GEoRGE McDufF'f,
Miss MApv ..;EEEcc. NGLEroH, daughter OF iIch-
.rS s'ns'etoe, ''e' sr"pter D's''ic'' so"u' Caro-
Ina
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17

strength, they may look to the example Of the
friends OF Freedom here,-br chsered by what
they see,-and may Cop send them a safe deli,
yerauce!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17
Mahogany III AactiOl
Public Sale If Land for Cash.

Public Sale IF land Tor CaSh.
DURsUANr to a deed Of trust made By Francis
L ,ameFsly and lane his WIFE to M, hearing date
the 9th of June, 1877 shall proceed to sell tor cssh
20 the highest hi !der At the Tavern # Samuel Cats,
Yves, End. on Saturday tie I'm day Of June 1872 at
eridan tract of land lying in the county OF F,rfiS,
AID state of Virginia. within Two miles of the Great
iIunting Creek Bridge, containing according to recent
survey, about
THIRTY. THREE ACRES,
being the said liamerseys portion Of the tract OF land
called Sy,hcm of which the late Elizabeth Il. lam
ersly died s.izel. .
The title is believed to he good-but shall convey
such only as the dc ed vests III ne
june 10 HEWITT, irusfee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17
- Foul ti>honoripg word.
Whose wrongful blgh; so OFT has stained
The honest osu>e. b, tongue or sword

Whose wrongful blgh; OFT has stained
The honest Cause, b, tongue sword
Oi mortal, ever lost or gained
arebsIion, which made our WASHINGTON the
Father Ct hi, Country, and our IRISH Montgo-
"'ry The Apostle OF Liberty. And having felt
AID sui red this, the people OF this couptry
were prepared to open their hesr,s and hands TO
'ae oppressed u Ireland. We aie glad for our
country tina, it has bern SO II has established
'e' reputation as being generous, as well as :
S'ta, and rrce nation.
HE people Of this District and town have
a'red IN the general feeling; and their con,ri,
''"0ns are respectable in amoun', as well as in
VIC eHetriuiness with which they were given.
we have swellcd out these remarks 10 a
s''a'e' length than we intended: we could
"A'd'y, however, have said less. in conclusion,
'l''e'afe, We cannot but express our belief, that
ne stand which has been taken, and the part
""''N has been acted, will always be source
'" CONSOLATION to US; and that hereafter, when
us oppressed Of the earth are stirring in their
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17

june IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17

irre 1--di7Oth
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-07
Vh0mAS ti"guYty

ID ESPECTFuL'Y informs the inhabitants Of Ah
q snlria and its vcinitv, that ne will open sbS
Macy, for the education Of young Gentlemen, on
9TH instant, at his dwelling house Duke street, u'
moro suitable situation can be procured. The ~n
las;c course wi comprise the Greek Latin, Fee
and English inngu ses; Logic, Metaphysics. F',r
RIGS, Elocu,ion and Composition; Ancient and "'c|
History, Chronology. Geography with the Us, d y:
maps and globes, Mathematics, Arithmetic, WnrTg,%
he advertiser. from his ong experience in teat.F
and success in qualifying young Gentlemen tot w.
ycrst'es and proIe sions both in Europe md tbs s
trct, trusts be will give general satisfaction u;
pledges himself THAI his utmost exertIons vii pe u
N facilitating the literary improvement OF the PiP'
who may be committed to his care.
Information concerning 7. IFS capabiii'y, acq,
ments, discipline, q, Teacher, may be c'raefH
applying 10 Maj. Gen. Maconb, Gen Mason, Cltn''
Smith. John Marbur!, Wm S. NicoIls, Esq' Col f0'
Ter, and Capt. Morton. Georgetown; John Bo!ie'
the Navy Department. ioha Mcleod, Principal OF W
Central Academy, Washington City; ana Dan' B7h
Esq. NIexandria. Terms can lie asccrtsIned byiE1H
Tug IT r. u. at his residence OF Duke street
n. d. Since the foregoing Was type. the bn1I.'.
on Prince street, used. at present, as pac. Of v.
sep BY the Society of Reformed Methodists. has r''
obtained by the advertiser, ard he will comm"
teaching therein on the day above specified
dec 2--d6,tTInvtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-07
New Orleans Packets.

,fSA Having been engageJih the New Ors,ns,a I.
&with our schooners the 1RdhSPORI and ''
U.aSHIAG1ON'S BARGE, during the lat sea,cD'
and receiving considerable encouragement from say
pers. We will undertake to keep both Of these 'es''
IN future ~ that trade. The WAsRISsToS BAhoL vs.
be IN readiness to sail about the middle OF January %
at any time that sufficient quantity to make IT Sh o.
jeot, say hafa cargo. offers at either Rehmond
Alexandra, one Of the vessels will be sent 70 e
place to save expense to shippers; when sueh qI,
tity should offer as to make it Of less importance
passage will De paid by us to Norfolk In pom, -.
ing, these vessels have proved themselves equal ~.
superior, to any in the trade, and the masters '''"''
such as will be approved Of coy
r. CHURCHwARD 4 SON.
Norfolk. nov g
o. The Alexandra Gazette, Richmond Comp, ,a,
and Petersburg Republican. will P!es'e ;'' De-. tho
above t:il the Sth December and sf,erwsfus ,1y.
= alone, If: and then forward their aefouhH'
ment H.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-07

lns''y nave Sd III, LfaG " not Into ,eun,,.;,,
Sir. what s'e the ofFi cs Of h. .ls,r.|"ot.
dy! ID, they no, mingie among all r,.. b.
society? aud above all in the DOME Of
!, not their irAu' nee there para,noun - &c!
all Others? Is il no, their duty 10 ser'o. Of
whose Kingdom is NJ! Of hi, wnr,at "''t'
% reprovc as To console, =" well
Figure 10 Yourself, sir. a Minister
pei of Peace about 10 reprove. FIR hi. "'''
man Of wealth and influence IN ME ',"'
having, al the SINE TIM, desire h,m,ItN
represent that c"un'y Sir, this Is No ,,,
sion on acenunr OF he prnr ssion Of ,rn A'C
Mons. IL is an exclusion of an occu,.,;a 'P',
an Occupation incompatible with The d.. :"
Of the duties of a MEMBER Of eiIh., hr,N
The Legislature. The task cf lruiJ,,;,,
war with HE duties Of the pss;.r. Tn.
are utterly incompatible. ST.. n, M. w
busy himsrlf in PIrotiouc rIrg, (sud - =, :"
times wno an Dr excited wi,hon, ,,,
can mingle IN legislative ,bsls; Isayno m,r.
touch that pitch, wi:hpn, bring deb,.d W
man can 81 employ himselJ. wi hour bei,c ~
quali6,Yl fnr th"se ssrreG dur.s which o -"
MInis'er OF the Gospel takes upon himself -,
for which h" is a 'coun'abe. Rot to his ,o,.%
tucnis at home, bu 10 thu God who made 49,
ard who will call him 70 much more ,;,o .ur
account than Iha, he renders TO his n,,,,;
ers
Sir, there is an irdecency in this hirc ~
| have heard mpci about lie eXcision fine ,..'
| hul !er- is no; greater irdrcrhcy and ,,r
patti ,ii'!y in a WON d S thrbsting Lrr.,!rio..'
| political assembly and al is crbaGs, ,r.n =.
ctrgynun's nndrr'ak ng tie same ,hi,y ~,
| of tie grc1'cN masters Of the human hr,., 81
Of political philosophy too, declare, tia, ur,l.
| he FrcnCh a.r. ~ their mariners NOR, E.
en'Ial !" W man Than any otter p'o.lr. ls,r
| have less real esl,rU. ECi women than .r, ..L.
nation on earth.
L., mr illustrate This Tn. Tuih sstw, -,
he values his wife, by locking her %. hi,,,
BE- sure, mistaken m"ir, bu' he ,irvs q,
| he estimates thu value of The treasure br ,,,
ting it under LOCKE ard key. The Frrnct ma,
permis hi, VIII" I" mIngle in political aT -.
aud If Madame R"shd had no. he n ,nr.s,5
! in such afairs, MadaIne Rol,rd woa'l r,,-.
have a,ccrd,d The scaff'nd II wom.r Will h..
SIX III m~el,es, and i! priests (Mhr shallIsrl
will degrade themselves 'y mnplihg ~ sc,ts
am IN affairs for whlch heir unc lon rr.d,r
h ~ improper and urfi,, hey must take Il,
c nsrqu'nces. IF l"di VIII ?lungs 10 n.
affairs Of mrr, he, will lose The de'rrencr rh,r
now enjoy, "nd they will be IT, aed roug "
like men. Jus, so i; is With priests The,
lose all the difference which belongs, and is psi.
TO thu ir nfiice ('rhethcI hey meri, il or no
SIR, rely upon j., if YOU permi, psi,srsloh
mad. members of the lsgi,Ialurr, they vii
s"on c"ns'itule large portion Of all your q,
srmbiies. And / his been truly said, that 70
countries are so i'll governed as those wbcs
were ruled by he councils Of womrn, cIc-p.
such as have brea governed by the eounseh
priests
he QUESTION was "ow Fu, on striking o..
| the pro,iso, and d cidrd in he nreaiive: Only
twelve memb-ts rising 10 its support, (M
MADISON ing rnr.)
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-07
treah Nice Flour
NOR sale at the Steam Mlll-a superior sree 70
Il family use roy II 2suSy
New lock Estnb\ishmer,.
Opposite Mr. John " Nassie's WaydtwV'

NOre, mug NHttI
"iLLItM JACKSON, Lock, White, and Gui'
w Smith, from birmingham, England beg .cr.
most respectfully to inform the Inhabitants II Acna
drs and its vicinity, that he has taken the above N,
misses where he intends to Manufacture locks t''
ofevery descriptions; and having served r'goa',,
premiership 10 the above business he hopes o st';
attention and moderate charges, TO merit sh:'s q
their support.
n. d. Old locks cleaned, reprir'd i, ard fitted vii
KEYS grea, variety of secu' dhAnd Iocas oor,i'''
on sale. Guns and piatuls carefully repaired la'th
composing sticks made, Matchmaker vices rt.'r'-
The utmost value given for oil lock, KEYS, 0" Ha
&C nov 9O.-eoly'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-17
ABDUL RAHHAIIMAN
From the IrOu Buipst.

from me Troy Budget.
fHVtcidl Palate. 1t is not geueraly known
perhaps, that natural deficiency, OF acc,den
'ai loss OF the palate bones, forming the arch
or root OF the mouth, can be artificnly suppl.
ed bat the loss of even this delicateas we'll as
important structure is not beyond the reach
OF remedy. II it be beyond complete sepai a ion.
we have just seen metallic Substance, "a.
dapted by DR.. Brockaway, Of this .ity, which
evidently seemed to answer a very good pnr-
pose. The substitute or artificial palate was
made OF line silver, about the shapeand size oil
tue bowl OF tea spoon, having upai the upper
OF convexed part an elastic tube accurately fiji
ted TO the orice, aud so enlarged al the upper
part, rs when introduced, To holdit fast in lis
place. The aperture was nearly ihesize oil a tw .
shilling piece, and on being filled IN this maner
the effect was immediate whereas, before il
was with great difficulty the patieat could AZ
tcuiaie or swallow, he now speaks with tole.
rable case and clsarueSs and drinks water with
Out the Inconvenience of dlscharg ng a portion
through the nose. We conversed with him
aud examined as minutely as we we're able, the
substitute both in relation TO the manner in
which 1t was adapted and confined, aud to lis
effect upon the oral faculties of himupon whom
the operation has been performed.-He coult
articulate quite distinctly and without difficult
felt neither pain nor Inconvenience and seemed
astonshed himself at the sudden clanee which
had been produced.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-17

A.. clothed with ll,e richest serdure, and this
.,.,d,,,s l. o1 more satie gated character. The
,a.,n.,.hle stands which were scattered ia
Tn, az ,s suneated zach tine Intended 20 catch.
!, ~. ,l,,ren, az The stream. some particular
,,aaI mr. shrub and afford for n shelter and pro.
,.f,io. for scarce two OF them we're alike 10 their
C,t,.s, Asnost of these shrubs too we're different
f,om ,hose in the surrounding woods, We had
no d,ubt tbst their sreds and root. had been
b,o,gh, down by the foundations of the annual
rs,ns Many IT them perhaps are from the
toat Of tb. Kong Mountains. After resting
ou,,eIyes II became necessary to determine
ubc,ber We should return Immediately, or by
adyaneiog farther. render u necessary To spend
the oigb, in The woods We Hseeftained thai
our provisions would he sufficient to give all
hand. a hearty supper, and resolved 10 AL.
vance and gain ii possible the point where the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-17
SPANISH EXPEDITION.


From The NeW York Mercantile Adu.rtiser of
Thursday
The soop Missouri, AT this port, IS DAYS
from New iberia, reports, that when two days
out, she spoke the ship Bingha rom Mexico,
Tor New Orleans. The Bingham was one Of
the Transports employ ed TO convey troops in the
expedition from Havana against Mexico, aud
il would seem, from the circumstance of her
being on the way TO New Orleans, that the
troops had been landed, and that there was no
further need of the services of the transports
Z. S. by the Dromo, arrived last evening.
which len Havana on the 25Ih ult we learn
that another expedition, consisting of one "a.
two irigales, several gun brigs, and number
OF transports, with 1000 troops was fitting ont
10 he joined 10y other vessels from Trinidad,
and Porto Rico to reinforce the expedition
which smedon the 9th for Mexico. rumour
was received that the latter had effected a
landing, aud taken possession of the city OF
Vera Cruz
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-17
ROIIV Err.

Letters from Bogo'a state confidently Boil
car has consented TO be crowned, aud that ne
gociatons are going on with the French gov
eminent Tor seItling the sue cession on a Bour.
bon Prince. The Crown of Bolivar, il is said,
IS now preparing in Europe aud as the recent
visit 81 The Duke Of Orleans and his son, the
Prince de Chdrtres, to England, is said TO have
had for its object an introduction TO Donna,
MARIA de Gloria, II is supposed the Prince will
become the Emperor of the Brazils. Bolivar,
having IA view the conquest of Peru, it will
sun ms views to have his empire bounded by
the Brazls. and 10 see the two Crowns settled
on his successor
Inc Spanish Government have loaned mo-
ney TO the shop Keepers at Havana to enable
them 10 resume their business.
" T. Mere. 1dp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-17
ROITLE. Or LEG.
IN y Herald

Yesterday man cnme 10 an Apoihecaty 5
store in Hudson street buy ihrce cents worth
ofsalls 10 cure nm ulcer on his leg rs broad a.
both his hands, Of three years standing lie Is
q carpenter by trade, aud carries as rnhicund
u ,isaga rs need be exhibited by the iolles' Va.
iary of Bacehus. Aver talking the matter over
sufficiently, he was told ~ so many words, that
Of The leg and the bottle, one or the other must
lie given up it was farewell bottle or farewell
leg. From the appearance of the man, II is 10
be feared tina, leg aud life will both 60 before
n voluntary parting from th' hottie Man lives
- nusauce and DESTROYS himself. when once II
slave TO tue Intoxicating drought,
". T. Ere. Journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-17

Alteration Of ra1, IN he Govt The mp.
nica,ion ofcnded cotton TO burns AID scad.
ing. is now so generally approved of, mat mos,
families, especially where there are children,
have it lying by them rendy for Use; aud IN
this shape Il Is sold IN the furnishing shops
About twelve mouth hgo, u gentleman IN this
city wri,hing under the govt, read IN the news.
papers some instances OF the success of this M.
ficlc in burns. and il struck him that u might
opeAaie 10 u similar manner, aud with EQUAL
advantage, upon his hurulag toe. lie Rccor-
dinghy got his foot swaihed ~ carhed cotton,
and 10 ~ or ID hours he inflammation disapp-
peared, aud the pain along with II. Tie has
mad several thfeatcoings of u return since, but
the cotton is Immediately had reconse To, aud
20 IL he s.cribes the speedy removal ofihe pain.
To say iha, this application will afford similar
relief 10 all persons ar even N all fumes to the
same person, would he quaok,1y, bat IT Ger
tainiy appears 10 be harmless experiment
IN an cxcruciiline oiment.
Glasgow Herald
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-17
MonrOria. MINI. 1900

DIe man, rom which the following are tx
tracts.
Monrocid, May5, 1929.
REV. SIR am happy to inform YOU ,hat
arrived safely IN Africa, with my wife, and
found the people genera ~ IN god health. You
will please inform all my friends, thai am in
the land oil my ioretathers and that shall ex.
peci my friends in America to use their in0u.
ehce TO get my children for me, and shall be
happy if they succeed. You viii please inform
my chiid,en. by le,ter, ofmy arrival in The { oil.
ony.
As soon as the raios are over, if God be with
ne, shall try 10 bling my counrr,rymen o
the Colony, aud TO open the trade | have
found one OF my iriends in the Coony He
tells me we can reach home in fifteen DAYS.
aud promises to SO with me. lam mweIl, but
much better.
am, with much respect,
Your humble servant.
ABDUL RAHHAIIMAN.