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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-08
SVO gE OF GOODS
AT AUCTION.

lD1lE death of one Of tho conc IN having madc il
u necessary iaf the UNDERSIGNED 10 close their
Goods business III this place, t' will dter, at an'
lion o. Monday next 10TH OcIobc,. their entire
sioeh, sting G a,es,eiy Of DRY Goods, lard
Wure, Cutlery, saddlery, Eartten, China, Stone,
and plain aud cut Glass ware, Shoes, blacksmith
Tools, Castings, Nc. BE. DC. The sale viii be
continued from day To day until the whole is com
plctcd Terms will be liberal aud made known on
the day of sale JOHN SMITH, u.
J. W BAGWEIA.,
Surviving partners Of Smith, Bagwoli, y 20.
g'r The above sale will he conducted by John
Il. d. Payne, duetr.
Oet.s iflds
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gL OFFERING.
TlNSLl1Y l'ADs.tsts"I'.

iEHcHlNI' TiIiOR,
Il ) now RECEIVING his tsii y Wine, t;pods =
-. aiding daily 10 iI,s present stock u Cloth.
Great Cents
Ladies aud ten,lemon'- Paid Clohss
Gambler ,,D =
f,oCl Coil.
D,ess Coati
Eooad do
Pan'a.o"ns aud Dia.ers
SHIRTS aud Fe.is ~
Shin Dosons
CDlldfs and sfacks
Cfavals aud Sd'nuers
Socks
Shoes ana Hats. manufactured OF I,a0ds
every style
Also, Dry t'oods, aud many other fancy srIirl
hy trtall, which am deltrmined 10 sell low
cash.
~ B.--1he subscriber is prspa.ed 10 exc q
any oder ia his linc. On he shortest notics
readieH Dispatch. TIN
Oci. Sw
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Hoop Poles and Slaves wanted.
InHE subscriber will give S. per 1000 for good
seasoned Slaves and Heading. aud SO per
1000 for good Hickory Hoop Poles, delivered at
Langhorne's Mill. WM. CADWALLADER.
Oct. 8 ~
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FRESH DRJGS d MEDICINES
Paints, GLASS Ware, Surgical hstra
mcnfs, DIR SUITS, Brushes, &c. 81.

,
Comprising almost every article IN the luc suit,a,e
for this .nalkct, together with all lhc new and high.
ly popular remedies, and the recently discovered
vegetable akuhes uud proxmne principles, exotic
aud indigenous medicinal herbs, Nc. and are pr.
pared 10 supply orders for any article 10 their linz
tgagraated Of superior quaitg1 at reduced pr
CTS. Physicians, Planters. Country Merchants
and tho public generally aro ,Rrfied 10 give us a
call us ercnt Inducements viii be offered TO those
who mny favor the establishment will their Gus
tomlhc smallest favor will at all times -ecvc ON
grateful acknow lcdsmcnls, md by sttid and aatt-
mating attention 70 business we hope 10 merit u
portion Of public patronage, md TINT confidence and
support which discerning public will be able IL
appreciate and all orders Will BE- faithfully aud
oxpcditlously executed Physicians prescriptions
mud pharmaceutical preparations accurately pre-
pared.
The following articles will oIways be found in
quantities TO suit purchasers VIZ
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PERU ER

Fancy Soap Of every description, Cologne ant
Lavender Water, pomatun, Ottp Of Roses, Assor
ted Essences sc.
ALBERT 6. CARPENTER 4 Co
N.B.-Thc highest market price gsca for Lin
seed OIL A G. =. & Go.
Sept 20 Hts
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SUNDIsIES.

Norturs and Pcatlcs PHI Tiles, Graduate Glas
ses, Shop Furnlturc, Water Colours, Scales ant
Weights, Spatulay, Walls, Candies, Almonds, Raj
sins, Smoking aud Chewing Tobacco, Tapefs
Cork Wool, sasi,toge. sarsoparilla and GmSe
Beer Powders, GIszlet's Diamonds.
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Oct y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-08
WINES & SPEARS.

Port Clarct, Madeira, Chompnigne Muscdt dc
Frontignac in Bottles and m Drsught, Pe.ons
Sylyas aud other ilyourite Brands ot Sesar4.
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Sept, p
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-11
FRAxcIs P. BLAIR, ESQ.
EI..o. ~f th. .inh. yVoeh:....

Editor Of the GiOOe, Washington:
Sir-Driven as you seem to acknowledse ..
the defence of an injurious assertion, which y
have not the magnanimity to Withdraw; in =
paper of the 9th on have commenced an a,,:.'
! 10 be personal with me. How far YOU ma,
disposed to advance in that position, Lam ~
BILE to predict: but lest you may be mistake. \
the result. wish you distinctly to uuderr,,
that | defy your maIlsnity in any shape.
In what has passed. | have experienced
great cause OF embarrassment, which. if il 4
not occurred to yousef, has not been unnoa j
BY Others. The real friends Of Gen. h,,1
have long regarded you with suspicion. IT,
are at a loss, to consider YOU as most rash .,
unprincipIed advocate enlisted for paw. Of h.
deserter from their enemies, disguised as, I'll
in their camp. They learnt al school ,S., 4
ungratefui viper once stung the bosom Al,
wal med it into life. They draw from it he =
raj, that the cur who bites one master ou,b, :,
least to be muzzled when he follow, anmhrr
The generous and conlidng Action wa, d.
troyed BY his own hungry, but most unsr,,AI
hounds Fables are a, often facts. as the uS
ING lessons they incuicate come too late. n,
Arnold profitiny by the privileges which hi. tp
son conferred. has been seen to show his face n
fare the British court. H. stood like b,s.
monument of per6Ly and shame.
1t is a fair principle Of justice tina, they u.
keep dangerous animal must prescribe limits
his propensities. or he held responsible for d,
damages which NAV ensue, If he be permitted ,
trespsss on others. lf few individuals sr
should choose to keep mischie,ious dookev ,
their precincts. to amuse themselves with {,
size Of his ears. they would have no right to d,
turb the peace of neighborhood wlthhs discs
dant notes. nor permit him to mar the beauty I
every pleasant scene. By the continual ob,raa
Of his unsightIy frame. Comparisons are ada,
ted to BE- odious: they are sometimes good ILL,
trations, and sigually striking.
A foolish and impetuous youth once bar
down temple to establish claim to immol,
ty. Infamous us the act may have been, L
would bear the test of a comparison IN any y
with that wretch, who places all his hope to IN
hereafter in the successful preparation OIs,
treason, aided BY the strong suspicion Of BEN
deeply engaged in another.
You have succeeded in establishing sra
claims to Fame. Your epitaph is written BY d
present age-it will belong to posterity to find
place. Its emblem shall be the riven oak up
blasted heath. distinguished for the tesoIalN
by which il is surrounded, and conspicuous on
for the fact, that by its presumptuous arrogan
il once attracted the just Indignation Of heaven
SAMUEL l.. GOUVERNEUR
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then remarked something about the warmth OF
nv feelings, rashness, &c. unnecessary 10 DC re-
This ended the conversation with Mr.. Van b.
and ,s the substance, although it may not be ger.
kafi,n ct hiterafim. left him with the decided
belief. "a the conversation warranted, that ne
was opposed TO the Veto have heard It sug.
eested, however, Il don't know upon what autho-
rity@ that he was not opposed to It in Cabinet
Ccuncil-and this makes it proper for me to state
a conversation held subsequent to the Veto Mes
sage.
/ happened to be at the Presidents some few
evenings after the Veto Message, and found Mr..
Van Buren, in conversation with Col. J. X. Polk
of Tennessee, unon that subject. Among other
things, he remarked that he believed it would be
1.-THE VetoI one Of the most popular acts oi the
Admininistration. to which Col. P. assented.
then said to Mr. v. o. that was gratiied TO per-
ceive his change Of opinion.
He said 6. how changel"-Why sir, when l
held conversation with you some days since.
you then expressed It as your opinion. that it
would lose the General several States, &c. He
answered laughingly, "that he was only trying
to End out my opinion"-to which replied that
sour efforts were mutual, for had visited him
for the same purpose"
1t is not my wish that any publication OF the
foregoing should be made, for the following rea-
sOns:-
lst. There is generally an implied confidence
in conversations Of the kind. although this con.
versat,on was by no means Of that nature-but
should not like to permit its publication while
Mr.. V. B. is absent-nor can do so, because
believe the proper course to be, first to submit
the statement to him for his examination and ex.
PLANTATION. which should accompany the pubica.
lion.
The propriety Of this course. will, have no
doubt, forcibIy strike you, that it is hardly
cessary to add, that must confi"e the matter to
your private use at least until after the arrival oil
Mr.. Van Buren,.
Very Respectfully.
SAM. p. CARSON.
THos. w. GILMER, Esq.
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district Of Columbia,

County Of Aieraadrln' M
John w. BARKER has applied to the ', ,",,I
% bic William Cranch. Chief Judge OF The U"s,
States Circuit Court of the District Of Coumo,'
discharged from imprisonment. under the aet ,S'
relief ofin,olvent debtors within the District o. .V
bia. on Monday, the 29th Of October instant, .ha
clock, A. NJ, at the Court House in A'exand,''
and where his creditors are required to attend
oct o-3t EDu. l. LIE, 80
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SYDNEY.
COMMUNICATED. |


A print issued in Baltimore, and formerly con-
Quoted by man who has received his "reward,
and now generally considered The organ only
of the Office holders and offioeexpectants in tina,
CITY. has lately contained some scurrilous abuse
a.aiust VI. Brawue', one Of the r.nst respected
and talented citizens Of this county. This
abuse has been copied into the Globe, at once
the fountain and reservoir Of all the feculent po-
litcal matter that is produced in these times Of
party excitement. | take the liberty Of asking
YOU, Nh SNowpEN, TO whom Mr. Brawner is
personally known, to let il be stated through
YOUR columns. 10 both these editors. that their
abuse neither Injuries his character nor his feel.
inys. aud far less will it affect his popularity
"Cease. vipers! you bite against hle." Hen
nv BraWner's sin. in your eyes and in the eyes Of
that party who think. with YOU. that they have a
ruler BORN TO COMMAND" Is, that he is e
friend to HENnY CLAY! With Us. that he is 80
is a source of pleasure Henry Brawner was
NOT defeated Had he been candidate, We
should have sent him to Annapolis. as we have
heretofore repeatedly, to support the honor and
dignity OF his native stare He is pure patriot
aud an honest man-and saying tins is panegyrlc
enough. A CITIZEN OF MARYLAND.
Charles County (Nd
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A. y. Nayaen, Dental SurseOn

MyILL commence his professional visits to AIsis
w dria on Thursday next, 10Th instant, and ''Ay
nue them on The second and fourth THURSDAY 70 a.
month during the season. A. y. II. tenders w -
nowledgeme nts to his friends for the very lot' 9
courage ment hitherto received, and respectful w.
cts q continuance Of their patronage
N d. Persons desiring his professional 'ce, r,.
requested 10 send note to the Bar ofClag VA -,
Hotel. may -d3tse'n
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gHURsDAY, OCTOBER II. 1882.

Published, daily, (by EDGAR sNOwDEN') for the
Town, and thrice week for the Country, on Fairfax
street. between King and Prince streets, nearly OPP
posite the Post Office. Daily paper 50; Country pa
per As per observation-disclosures inserted at the
following rates. For square of 10 lines, inse,'e GO
daily, or every other day three times. Si; ana %
eents for every quent insertion On ADVERTISE
men,, inserted once or f,oiee a ,oeek IS per CEN. ad
a;,;oo,i No Advertisement considered less than a
square nor inserted for less than FL All advertise
ments published in the Daily, appear in the Country
paper
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a Good Form FUR sale.

I WILL sell the Estate upon which live, coH,ihf
I 1870 Acres; one half is in wood. and the other.
der a course Of groupings situated upon the sft,
Southern toa,l leading from Alexandra to R:ehm1@
II universally known, that shall give no de,'
ton Of it. Any one wishing. from curiosity or s','1'
to purchase, is invited TO call and examine It %
we'll provided with every description Of comfort
buildings better dtched than any other Farm IN W..
MIA, and has been for more than 50 years under ~
proving course of cultivation. |! would be v'nnt
exchange it for Limestone or Mountain Lane. i''"
CO makers would do well 10 call.
sept I8-eotf W. H. FOUL
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look Out!-S5O Reward.

DANAWAY from the subscriber, hkeiy, "''"
IL smooth skinned Negro Lad, called
HANSON, ,,..,
about 20 years old. ola moderate active "ze' anu
in his forehead, very plain to be SEEN ssb
fall from horse He absconded about the 20" IA
Angus, last, and has been seen in Alexandra Sne.
board Of small vessel He is very sman, w.
artfui fellow, and will evade detection II possible nis
will give the above reward, it taken H.v Fr
from my residence or $50 any shorter distance
cured 10 jail so that get him again, snd s'
charges If brought home to me- r,rroy.
Hatton's Hills, near Piscatsway' n"'
sept28-f
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Very respectfully,
THOMAS w. GILMER.
Charlottesville, Oct. Sd, 1882.

81 called to see Mr.. Van Buren,, and among
other subjects. we held conversation relative to
the Mavsville road bill. which had just been sent
to the President for his sanction. The converse
ton, as nearly as can recolect, was as follows:
remarked that hoped the President would
Veto that bll-Mr. Van B. ans~ cred that that
was impossible. asked how impossibles " BE-
cause the principle (he sad) in some way or 9th.
err. had been sanctioned BY every Administration
since the commencement Of the Government. :"
answered, admitting the principle had been
sanctioned BY his predecessors, that formed no
obligation on Gen. Jackson to sign the bill it he
believed it unconstitutional.
He remarked that ..the obligation was the ma
ny precedents for such works, and further, (said
hey it would lose US the States Of Kentu cky add
Ohio, and probably Indiana and Pennsylvania. "
I then rose from my seat. and, with some warmth,
and said, "it is impossible. Mr. Van Buren,, that
you place popular considerations in the scale
against high and elevated principle, &c." He
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s'ial,Os

VlaNOS
nNE round eornered, with carved draws and metallic
~ plate
One ruund cornered ditto, without draws, and
with metallic plate. expected by next packet.
and will be sold unusually low
On Hand,
One square eornered dtto. very cheap. For sale by
sc,s GEO. JOHNSON & Co.
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" 10 the Globe Of Saturday, we find the
following personal attack upon Mr.. G ouvERsEuR:
"We angry Lovers mean not half zee say.''-
Mr.. Gouverneur says, "the Editor Of the rele.
graph" makes most unmerited and unwor.
thy attack upon me, full Of insinuations of the
most degrading character"
This impairment and eontemptuous treatment
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CANAL OFFICE, SEPT. 90, 1852
Notice
rs hereby given 10 the Stockholders in the A'n
I dria Canal Company. that an instalment Of f@
Dollars per Share (being the 18th ins'almen) rr
ouired to he paid at the Nechanics' or Potomac pid
on or before the LIST dsy Of November next.
by order Of the Board:
JOHN II. CREASE, Cet
1r The 18th IDsslrnent Of a. per share is due q
Monday, the LIST Of October.
oct 1-eo;t.JeW cdt lstEOv
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Corporation Notice.

Maryland Tobacco
DURCHAsED ty HENRY DAINGERFItLp
IL oct0
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DIR. RELIES
BOTANICAL Drops.

I S one ofthe most eficacious compounds IN the MA
terra Medica. for the cure othat class ofnveterAe
diseases produced by nmpure state ofthe blood and
,ted h.s. Of body and USUALLY ISL. s:an eprs.g
Anthony,s Gre fever sores (even when the bones are
white sxe.g, Ct applied s ar, D and !sSs
scad in children. scurvy and scorbuhc gout Pm-
Piled or carbunced faces fostering eruption, and vene
real tants throughout the body in which ast case tae
Drops often cure when mercury falls They are also
the best spring and autumnaI physic to purify and
cleanse the system from humours which frequently ap'
pear at these seasons Of the year They also aid the
process of digestion, and by purifying the blood, pre-
the secretion of malignant humours on the
The proprietor confidently relies upon the vast num-
Der of cures effected by these Drops not only IN Bos
ton and it's vicinity, but throughout the un,on TOR IN
best proof of their excellence an unfi'ing aera
tive medicine, in all the cases above specified. rms
article has recently been pronounced, BY physician
of the frs, respectabi:y, who had witnessed ITS sur
prsing fic,cy as entitled in his opinion to take the
lend Of all the popular articles kO,On for the abOre com
plants, and indeed il is fast gaining this point IN pup
lie estimation. throughout the country.
Price 81 a Bottle, or Sir Bottles for IS.
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District 0f olWnbia,
County of .Hernldria, Set.

County Of .qiera'saF1a, SCI.
APRIL Term, 1852.
George Jacobs, and Sarah his1
wife, and Augustine viii
Gams, and Ann :. his wife,
aga:as! |
William Ghds, John p. La. TNrUaNrrpY
trute and Eiizsbeth Ann his 49,
wife, Samuel A. ChilGs. John
Wren ard NARY his wife,
John Wesley Chi!ds, and Benja
min A Childs,
TlNHE Defendants John Wren and Mary Y his wife,
4 wiili-m a. Gin s, and John w. Childs not hav
ING entered their appearance and given security, &C.
cnrding the statute and the rules Of this Court and
appearn, to the satisfaction of the Court that the
said John Wren and Mary his wife, William
Childs and John w Chds, not inhabitants of the
District of Columbia, the motion of the Complain
~ their counsel, it is
Ordered. That The said absent Defendants, John
Wren and Mary his wife, William A Childs and
John Chlds, do appear her or before the first
day of the next November Term Of this Court, and
answer the bill Of the Compliments and give security
for performing the DEGREES of this Court and that
copy Of this order be forthwith published in the Alex
andria Phenix Gazette for two months successfully;
and that another copy be posted at the front door of
the Court house Of said County. T st:
june 6-2m EDM I. LEE, C.. C..
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Dyspepsia!
m INDIGESTION.

OF long standing, and Of the most obstinate
character has been Immediately reliered and often
permanently cured variety OF that have &C.
cured in 80 and vicinity. nv using fora short tine
DIR. RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC &
.ANTEBiLIOUS PILLS,
both of which to be taken together, according to
valuable, p.1sin AM practical directions, accompany
i.g the Specific Price so cents each
- Nne genuine unless signed on the outside
printed ,orapper By he Soie Proprietor IT KiDDER.
inmediate successor to the iate Dr W. n Conway For
sale It MS Counting DOM. over No So Court street,
near Concert Hail. [BOson1 and also h, his sp, cia ap
pointment by WIN. sTABLER.
APPS Fairfar street .4erdadria
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DUMFRIES'
EYE WATER.

NOR sore or nAamed Eyes gives immediate ease
l. and relief. On recent eyes the effect is most
salutary. Where the complaint has been of years
standing, and in some exceeding bad cases. the most
unexpected and desirable relief has been found in the
of this FEE WATER after every other remedy had
failed Many persons who have used it, pronounce it
the best preparation for those complaints they have
ever met WITH especially in cases Of soreness or in.
inAama'on of long standing Price IS cts a bottle.
'.'None are genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper. by the sole proprietor. +. KIDDER,
immediate successor to the late DIR T. CoSwAy-
For sale at his Cou ,ting Room, No. 49, Court st
pointment, by WI. STABLER
apr7 Flirtdr Street, alexandria.
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District Il N0Nuu,bia,
County of alexandria, Set

CON"y " "feId"tu, o't'
APRIL TERM, 1852.
John n Johnsrn, Complainant,
aedi st yNrU,yrERY
William Knight George Riley. and '
Willism ID Mutt, Defendants.
yNNlE Defendant, william Kmght, not having entered
his appearance this suit, and given security
corng to the statute an the rules Of this Court and
it appearing the ssti faction of The Court that the
sail William Knght is not inhabitan nf the District
of Culuhia, the motion of the complainant, by his
counsel til
Ordered That the said absent Defen liant, william
Knignt, 10 appear here before the first day ofthe
next November FERN Of this Court, and answer the
bill of the Complainant, and give security tor perform
ing the DEGREES ofthe Court; and that the other Defend
ants George Riley and William ~. Nu,t do not COZ.
vey away secrete the debts by the m owing to,
the money, estate effects in their hands, belonging
to the said absent Defendant. until the further order
and decree of this Court; and that copy Of tins order
be forthwith published for two months successfully
in the Alexandria Phenx Gazette, and that another
py be posted at the front door of the Court House of
said County, Test: EDM. LEE,
may % -2m &C.
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District Of Columbia,
County of .Aieruna. ia, Set.

COhNfy ~ atcFuH0s SO, cCt.
APRIL Term, 1882.
John Gray and Others. Compl':s,0
against
Alexander Henderson and others,
and Janet Henderson, sdm'x. of SIN CHANCERY
Archibald Henderson, deceas-
ed, late Of Glasgow Of Scotland,
Defendants
TIVE Defendant Janet Henderson, Administrative Of
Archibald Henderson, deceased. not having enter.
ed her appearance to this suit and given security
corng to the statute and the rules of this Court and
appearing to the satisfaction of the Cour that the
said Janet Henderson is not an nhabtant of the Dis.
trct Columbia on the motion of the Compartments
by their counsel, ieis
Ordered That the said absent Defendant Janet Hen.
derson doappear here before the first day of the
next November Term Of this Court. and answer the
compisinan's' bill, and give security for performing
the DEGREES ofthe Court and that copy of this orler
he fort published in the Asexandria Phenix Ga
z-tte tor two months succ s,veiy; and another cop,
be posted at the front door oftbe Court House of SAID
County. Test:
ma" 3O-9p EDs. /. LEE, C. G.
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'FNHE above Ointment 10 recommended to the public
l. AS safe and certain remedy for those obstinate
diseases, some of which have long bafed the skill
If medical science:
LIST White swellings of every description,
"a Sore legs and ulcers ofIong standing,
81 Schrrus or glandular tumors, psrtic those
hardened umors in womens breasts, which ofentines
terminate in liberated cancers;
4th Felons; or what some people know by the name
Of catarrhs, of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains ofthe joints;
Oh sprains and bruises every description, or IN
whatever part situate;
9TH letters Of all kinds. In this complaint the "a.
'ient, in applying the ointment, must keep the part
out Of water,
9th Chilblains or parts affected by frost.