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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-11

pat Ut, III c''e 81 el''' 'S'"'f W ''ie ''''' ~
Of the principals Each has, thus, lis appropriate
Object but Objects IN Their nature very disamHar
SO much so tia, IN case OF an ossoclatlo" or union,
where the powers are delegated to be executed by
an agent the abuse of power onhe part OF The @&eI
to the injury ol one ofmore Of the members would not
justify secession, ON their part The fiShtiui rem.
edy IN that case would be nulIIhcat'"a There
would be neither right, nor preteN, to seeedei no
! right, because secession IS applicable only to the
acts OF the members OF the &ssqe'at'on' or union,
ana not TO the act OF the agent nor pre'aAt oeca'e
there Is apo'hef' an equally eneiel remedy snort
OF the dissolution OF the association OF union Wheh
can only be Justhed by necessity N9iiacai1h'
may hdaea be suteeeacd 10y secession, ~ 'he
case stated should inc othef nen'''ts UNDERTAKE |"
grant the power n"lineu' ana saoua inc nature o'
the power ne Seeh rs 70 @e1e"I INC "ost, Z" Nts "s'
s'"loa' u R"f"R, 4" least, as taf as inc thcaoer
aoll'yIns Is concetaea' IL "ouia 'Ace eecahe al Il,
ooSe o' power Oh 'H' part OF Tue l'3hc'p.'' anu
ihue present case where SECESSION "ood "PPf
p'c Il, no e'.' so'' II % Ios''He'l c&ee Il oe '''
a i''l'!e d '.e association u "alon' 10 ea'C' w
e9es' iof "h'ca IL vas ctsapo' ao' isu"Ch1 VI any
abuse OF power,
new fs"l'as 10 SHOWS tnat inc" c"eel Is d
o's'ihildf' us 'asf u5eu'e of o. set'
NolilHeal"n leaves ''e members oil '0e aSSpei''-
non Ut union III inc eehiiaon IL .o"oa ue'l' SUI
l'.' u an It's oaa1US, ana eit"'oa |" II" us "'''i-
! s'Ses' e"aPfehfndias inc heihpar MUMMY nv lis
wen Is 'he others It's onest being iol 10 a'attey
WI 10 preserve us mas oeea al'ie5' / Snnlny al
sis INC az. "' il' "ae"'' d IA a 'He l'iasi'9 II
"''s''"ca c'Nn5 w 1'''y o'ie' 'e'fee-' nv 'l'
ration % Ae j'Im concern. us before; secession, on
inc e7hUaF' usz.f'5 s. AS ar IS tne "''tli'Na2
n tn95f IS COM fi'19 io a." .t."1 OF u1loh" 1a'
!
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. my bs flNsHiFHilt at dis9't ~ W i'-''7a''N'
amawats, u Is objected tho', according 10 'oe
view, c-ouit"e ine state may IL fe'l'y eh''se
ths Constitution, aud, thus, lake away pe"ets'
winch ha'eheeu UNANIMOUSLY granted 10y az Tue
Stalcs- The IS mntc spacious than solld. Inc
fiSh' ota stato is not 70 tSst#e delegated pe"'ts.
| bat "a FtFrs3d Tie reserved from belng asFH'a by
the Government 1t Ia, however, certain the night
may be abused and, thereby, powers be resumed,
winch were III fact delegated and Is also true II
sustained by ene=anrthot the co states, sueh re
sumption may he successfully ~ permanently h''de
| by the state This IS the danger, ana The utmost
extent ot The danger hom The s'deoi the le5efFeo
powers. 1t would, acknowledge ho desfdlle 10
'H9'd Of lessen II uul heaher can ea oi'e'eo,
Without nrfeaslns great rand opposing d5oHet
! lttha fl"ht b. dHned IL lie Staie to aelehd nef
rase we'd powers ief lea' she might RESUME the "'t
esatod, thai DENIAL wanld, III effect yield To INC
Genetd Government the power andet me eoI'l9
oteousan'3en, toasslme, al pleasate All TN re
s1rgrd powers. Ii IS II tact, a question hatWceo
( the danger II the Stnte7 resamits the delegated
powors, CT one side aed the Conceal Government
assuming the reserved On the other PASSING over
the far creator prohnfttily ct t'H latter uth the
! 'ofmcri which cndeay@ed 10 illustrate III lAe q"
dfess 81 iaStsuomeG shall eonioe my te"nhS to
the striking difference b,tween them, vowed III
connection With the genius anu the ueety o. our
Governments
The fEn oi Il state ORIGINALITY, 10 comlN'te sen
government Is fundamental principle ii oW syss
/ IN ia frus OF winch, nc grant el PdtfG tf4H'l
/ 81 a. ssnSeaiei al Il 5fe, wfaf II "96i'fd
Hoaar tted sfat .. q &aAs| sur ans a''H
It. tie. that thls#orsaaI and ABSOLUTE power al
sg,t-guveruaetl has hcen l0eitl,l by the tonait.
uiio rs olatdy sf'tei 81 tbat thee iaarhs oi the
+ and 1tlR. II
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al ~ ,napg dls.r, paiisai interests a iliere arc
STATE ueJ asfatu.fiae i4s consent 81 eaeh 10 ~
1ala#ssas. no Ref.anen' san sc conceived, III
4h Iliha aerse %. the Wide community can be
mons aesrty tae.l AMI al rs interests more fully
represented .ud PROTECTED But with this great ad.
Yatfst#r. eH,d with the reans oi the most just anu
perfect local admni STATION through the agency Oh
die s.1f,s snd combined viii the capacity of en-
allelng within It's ias the greatest extent Of ter
fiiore AMI larefy ~ interests II is Liable 10 onc
aluos. l1,iI oheaton, Tie '5fdlaess and fcebcness
of iaoteacuts-l del - difficult to be renedled
ard y hcn tnt 50 grea, a. 70 render a form Of Co
va,amant. IN other r.spects admirable, almost
worthless 'iooYcfeomo tins difficulty was Ito
srcH destderat4u in political science, aud the most
f3.ralt pf5b.,n y ton is e.reie, 10 as belongs
tlo so,y a. Ii 3otatiou II indeed, our exrcri-
mouf <'oezual IL iaast yet bs eal' N shall provo
tho,Wt ha4t overcome itas lnecsely believe and
hope il vii ou account Of our o~a Us well as the
liberty mud haHancaa al Our race.
Oai ftsteA p4fImehl IN Government was on tho
alA afm a5a .inpi' eputgderaeY unaodded, and
#vlln84g ihc qtHrlt ofde caneUring majority
d. .Hte the Constitution ltaa afiielos e unlonJand
Ia t.etosesuuani ~iach Il con ltued. 1t faiied,
and Ice pt#z.nt afueaur vas reared III It's place,
ean5a.u.. -, Ia Gef'ime iu aeonfederation, the
t5soaIa with ths consuming nlalptag' aad tfns
oll7 eja4..se oi la-uGe ~5tf ls energy Of tho
oIb.f
Yas.reW Cae.r4aeJt SIS rearel on tn io5e-
..ti8.. u.Ig# Id tr.oe}nHaed. bat uef changed. Il
#t.,r,#o1 tn a#ta, ssaJ bases OF tIls c9neaueg
III Ia4lty p..icete4 81 tie sauetan u the people
ti,ls Suites dt1.ily given and rot indirectly
i1bwnth lb# Suts Gotere4Hn.s az taer feFteseo-
fHtlges j5 ~ the ell eenI, d#5Htea. VIII nat flf-
Ill,. 'aH authority Winch made the two Gons;i--
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interesting subject ot enquiry - Uaea them ton
cause and "a measure the furef ol tbe.r impending
power bit there Is one anIoos tlem OF 80 toaib'd
elataolur aud which operates 50 eAi7usSL nat
canuot eoueludc without making Il The saHga 'i
lev remarss, particularly - they vi b. eaIa"'
lated to thow ntucl hight on what IDS already s#eo
seid
OF all the implements opposed IN Jazt caasel-
Z lion of The nature OF our political systcw tbs hu
PRESTON, that the ughtol state 10 aneai oo an-
constitutional act ol the General Government
IS inconsistent with the great oud iuo1ame4lai
principle of all free Stues, that majority has the
right to govern Is tie eteatesL Thus res Hds.l,
notification Is. without further reflection, deneahe-
ed us the MOS, dangerous and monsuous ol
all political hetesiea, as IN truth II would be, @eic
the objection as well founded, as, III "a al
destitute ol al foundation, a. shall no@ lIeafth
Ia show.
Those " ho make the oh .cctien, seam 10 suppose,
that the fieltof majority TO Govern lS f'oeIfIr
too anlIla to ntinlt Of any distinction, an. tsi ~
10 not mi take, IT Is susceptible of tho moA IA
puttant Notwithstanding deeply INTO tlle COY.
str.ftion Of our sysieu, and, may add, INT" t7'i
Of al free States. ia proport,oota lie pegee'4@'
thtt institutions, and es#uHta. 10 The Wy eAl'
lcncr Of liberty.
Wien. thou it IS said. HAT u5ia,rty hos Hlr
tight votnthcre an Two mode et -umat.is ~
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may be ealcd lho mpiosf} ~ The whole o5 4H'
aisaaue moiolltr. Iueathcr - winch IL is D.
fglHo,d interference a. rs d,iiarput ponn NJ tHir.
Irtsts. whether eomn15,d 1T dHlc,eh elas = "i
different eenmuu.ues totmal MIC one seneint Gun
federated community, and IN who. fhr lhalo1iF ,.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-11

"A
SION he e,eh IN all of tho stats of norton Of tic
orional and inherent ,i,.b, NJ fpovar,ms,t hos
Segse.i nreyo,,Sv Inv each srpaYaieiv in favour of
heir General contcderai,i pnwes of niYinr thereby
nerasod n,re,. r., tl, stat,s in nnirea c,na
civ and ,ce,ltrnintr then in TIN. ,ilae dearer in
,bcir so,,,r,,c lie oL;,at v,s ~ f,ril{tnto aud
STRENGTHEN III. action ofthe onenanp TO speak n
li, more annronrotet, as il REGARDS The point nn
der consi1eratio51 me ytuo;riao parrr--lt was
frcseen. tina, cynrriaqee would prrbablv disclose
errors m the Constitution ,t,cf that#tim won.,
maxi, front chances IN tbc condition al the
eou,trr which would REQUIRE CORRESPONDING chm
es in Che Constitution that the irregular and
eanAietino movements of III, bulic4. ,cmposin
50 onnex a system nrlt cause deranee.
+ n,auts rcoeirin,# ,orffrton and that ia fennns
,hr unaniaiopq consent fall The States Ia mee,
, ihese yurians CONTINGENCIES would be p't,.6p
fhr ,.bnle loo much rltlr, The control Of the parIs
10 renrd, which. tins arc,t additional POWER Vas
siv,u l., the ni.irs n, rr,,,iri,, uop,r-lii rs
, qf.}j1,,Yrjy- al ,#s,,stpf,,
10 understand co reafl the nature Of this eonces
sion. vc r1l.t notco,lannd Il with IT, DELEGATED
nawels conferred on the General Gosefnnrif and
~ be axorcisadAV AZ he iaint aqeu, efiIe S,t,a,
trb,,. are essentials, different III. former !. IA
fact I'm. n modification of The ORIGINAL SOVEREIGN
mower. r.sioel m tie ncole Of The se,eral state
If H. .s5,; ina ~ f,gsj3latj ,H-,gsijq,s g,it,9
3s.}S jateg. ri az #31te9 II fl,{jt h md
t,,3alll,, - ,.ii., ,qd net ellt. = .,.,<,s-
i'"et ma3ife2, a Is mt de'cgafed. 3f1 r.
s.d'S "a a .st,des "ad 81 d.8 & he e. e.sei ~
tiem, ami aei ~ ~ f.pfNR@cHl
| propose ntXt T. consider thls important modd.-
eaoa ot tle sovereign powers o. The State, IN cea-
nactnn iii 'hefI sht Of Null ..atlon.
1t is ACKNOWLEDGED, IN al sides thattl, duration
and stabiIit.o OF our > stcm deprods az MAINTAIN
/ M tie CqiIAir5HW intW4au t4s 81 tate; aud the
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tended to by
Ofi:e corner King and Royal streets.
sept 15-3t
odd f. Ersn System-More Prizes than Blanks
Germanna Bridge Lottery, Class No Tor 1882,
Will De drawn at Cupeper Court House, Va on Nice.
day September IL
HIGHEST PRIZE 50 900.
Tickets 81; halves 90, quarters 100
In the above lottery. the holder of two tickets, ore
odd and even number, is certain OF one pfie, snt
may draw three.
10 be had in variety Of numbersst
+. II. WHITES
lottery Office, Royal 81 se4.
IT Orders from the country specially attended to.
Drawing of the New York Consolidated Lottery, No
80 tor 1882:
SO II 81 81 81 80 So IS 81 4S
Holders of Prize Tickets in the ABOVE Lottery are
requested to coll and renew them in the Maryland
Lottery. the drawing Of which will be received this al
ternO0n
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subjects and events, will give to the present year
a claim upon the regard Of posterity, which VIII
not willingly be permitted to die.
1t il not alone by these things. however, tnat
1889 will be regarded with interest hereafter. -
Many Of the great spirits Of England, and France
and Germany. -Mackntosh,. Bentham, Goethe'
Culver, with numerous others, whoss names were
not horn to expire, have departed from mortal
life. and renose from its si6.ful fever" The
first were, the one a historian to England anu
both philosophers to the world. Cav'er was .ue
pride Of France;-an expositor OF some OF inc :
most curious works Of Col, to every lover VI
science. -,
Engaged in untried researches. he pursued them
with an ardor which was unsatisfled untll Douo'
vanished before the light Of Certainty, and ne
was enabled to say eureka Of the Questionable
The ilustrious German was a living star ID the
intellectual armament Of his country. He DIS
robed his works of that cloudy mysticism which
yelled the good thoughts Of Sd many Of his con.
temporaries; he touched the heart with faithful
pictures Of sorrow, he delighted the imagination
with his bold flights and gorgeous define atoms
No author lives more warmly in the affections Of
his countrymenJ IN the fervor OF their eu'og,es
upon him. they almost forget that the fire OF his
earthly existence has been quenched. tbs clos.
ing days declined like an autumnal evening; the
lamp OF his soul seemed to burn clearly and bright.
F.! ~ to the last; and his funeral, attended BY all
that was great and magnificent in the place OF hrs
fecease, presented veriication Of the words OF
Sir Thomas Brown, that - man is noble ami.
nal. spIendiIIrn ashes. pompous in the grave; So
emn,xing nativities and deaths with equal lus.
tre.'-Pha Gazette.
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Thsre il 90 much that 10 venerable about Jobr
Bull so much that, notwithstanding all his extrav
agances, we are compelled to revere; SO much
that. in spite OF his manifold disagreeableness a,
we can not help but love; that we would NOT S..
him dealt harshly by in his old age. Let him Be
handled kindly and watched with tenderness;
& when violent application is to be made to zoe
part Of the system let them be careful to keep the
rest as comfortable as possible. He has many
in6rmities, and all should be considered while
attempting to remove one. In hrs present condi
ton he would hardly stand amputation Of either
of his members: he would perish Of the blow il
would give his constitution. Good nursing, how
ever, IN light in few years put the old gentleman
in sufficiently hearty case to undergo the excisOa
of the unsound parts and allow him to realize
kindly old age. That such may be the case,
must be the wish of those even whom his testy.
ness and arrogance Of conduct have provoked the
most. Among these we cannot help saying,
Sero in eelum redess;
Or, in the less trte paraphrase OF LInkum f.
delius:
Thy scorn hurry Bull we return in thy teeth
But cssed as thou art in a compost OF evil
There's something So solid and hearty beneath.
On late my it be ere you 60 to the devil
NJ T. finer
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advertisement.

n WISH to put the following queries to The Pet'.'
l. ~ho penned the Notice - an offset to my g.
tremeIy unpleasant" advertisement! u
10 the act Of twelve gentlemen, associsted IS ,
try after careful Add rigid investigation ofs efeno,
accounts against them, acknowledging by Sn. s.,
instrument balance due the said creditor no ~"
ground on which be POUNDS HE claiml Was thai ,.
passed and that instrument given, only to deluds INC
creditor, Shall It be said. to the great discredh o.
those gentlemen that there faith to be put sus'
an act, passed BY such bodyi If such be the '.s'
the advertiser acknowledges. that this claim - n''
founded either in jvstieA honS, or integrity
sept e-2aw4W
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FAannels.
Extremely Unpleasant.

TvIE advertiser having in vain solicited the Vestry
L St. Psurs Church in A'exandria and appealed III
efecually, to their justice. honor and integrity to- P
the amount of claim acknowledged to be due IRON
said Church to him, bya Resolution Of the vestfy OF
said Church. passed the 5h March 1877, lie IS un'
der the dsagreeabe, the extremely unpleasant neee'
ty of offering the said claim for sale
The aforementioned Resolution, signed o'ic"'y
by the Secretary Of the ves,ry, being true copy ..
the record in the vesry Book Of said Church, will DC
shewn to any person disposed to purchase Apply g.
this Office. aug 3l-Zs~4w
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Published, daily, 10y EDGAR sNowDEN,) for the

Published. daily, 10y EDGAR sN0wDEN.) 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 81; Country pa
per IS Der annum. Advertisements inserted ~ .ns
following rates: For square OF 10 lines, inse,'e Gu
daily, or every other day three times, sii anu %
cent. for every sub.e quent insertion On Advertise
ments inserted once or ttrice resk IS per cent ad
S,;on,I No Advertisement considered less than
square, nor inserted for less than 81. All advertise
ments published in the Daily, appear IN the country
paper
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a Fatal Mistake. Last Monday q physician
prescribed for man who was unwell, in the up-
per part Of the city. n'a,shmallows tea. The
good woman Of the house misunderstood the Doc.
tor, and prepared boiled nsusknseLon. The dis.
ease terminated in Cholera, and the patient died!
fNew Fork Gazette.
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Notice.

THE gentleman who finds it "eItremely unpleasa"!
/ to offer claim for sale, having no foundation ~
"Jusiiee, honor and integrity" may be assured 'n.
his oft repeated attempts and threats, in order 70 ca
tort money. viii continue to be unsuccessful.
sent l--2awv4
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1882.
THE CHOLERA.

HEALTH OrfIoE, ALExASpRIA,
September II, 1882. )
The Board Of Health report, for the "a hours
ending this day At noou-
IN Pirate Pract,es-One case, co'ored man.
BY order: ,.,srv g..
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WAsKrxsrsN, Sept. IA.

WAsHINSTeN, Sept. ~.
Report Of Cholera cases BY the Board Of mea'u'
for the last "a hours, ending at noon on inut''
day, September IS.
Central Hospital. -,
New cases. Whites S-cOiored 2. Dea'"s %
Cured 8. Remaining from last report ~
Western Hospital
New cases. 1 white man, intemperate.
Remaining from last report, z.
Prirate Practice.
New cases, whites lS-coiored TO-
Total. "a new cases-deaths >.
Whole number of New Cases, Az
Whole number of Deaths,
When we say that the reports are under the
mark, or below the real facts, as the above re-
port unquestionably is, the last thing that we
mean is to Imply any censure OF the Board OF
Health. They dong their duty faithfully,
as we believe. They meet regularly at IL o.
clock every day, at the Centre Hospital receive
such reports as are then made, and transact otn-
er business. The deficiency OF the reports Is
attributable, a. we have had occasion heretofore
to state, to the extent Of the area Of the city.
B.rr1MoaE, September ls.-The report from
the Health Office to day is quite encouraging
the deaths for the last twenty-four hours be-
ing 9 white and colored persons, total, IL,
which is less than Yesterday.
The boatmen employed in the craft on tho Dc.
laware and Chesapeake Bays are said to have sui
ed severely from the Cholera.
In the neishborhood of Harper's Ferry. and in
those parts Of Frederick and Washington coun.
ties bordering on the Potomac, the disease is said
to have manifested itself with much severity
The Cholera prevails in Hartford and Cecil
counties in places upon and near the water cour'
ses. -
Bosrov, Sept. live learn that young
man OF temperate habits and good character, ma
med Blanchard chair painter by trade, was ia.
ken with the cholera yesterday morning. He was
carried to the Southern Hospital, where he re-.
NAMED in low state last evening. -Boston Co.
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SD,euAid Ilattery.

NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Glass No % for 1882.
Will be drawn in the City OF New York on Wednes
day, September 10
IS NUMBERS 10 DRAW N BALLOTS.
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lS32.-Eishteeo hundred and thirty two
is likely to be long remembered in time to come
BY reason Of events, disastrous and suspicious,
which must distinguish it from other years 'mme-
diately antecedent or successive. The passage
given to the great charter Of Reform in Great
Britain, the most decided enoroaetment OF re-
publicanism ever made upon the oppressive oil
garchy Of that country;-the beginning and pro-
gress Of the Asiatic pesdlence through America;
1.-The dawnng era Of modern enlightenment and
education in the isles Of Greece;-the singular
throng Of revolutionary circumstances develop
ing on the continent Of Burope;-the irrepressi-
bic evidences Of thirst for freedom among the
people. and Of disregard to their desires on
the part Of their sulers:-thess among other
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From the lqtc Hon De Va Clinton. Esq Gouernor Of
the tate # WW Hrk. 10 r. Dan,ei ee'' 6onfsei'
Ter, 9gent far the sale ofthe Potadelphs. or india Er
tract, at iIbany
Dear Sir A {, male relative Of my family, who has
resided with me for many years had been long afiict'
ed with raeking pans sometm one joint and some.
times in another but most frequently IN the wrists
shoulders knees and ANGLES, and sometimes IN the
breast, frequent shifting from one to another, each
tay bringing with It an additional weight OF misery de-.
prvng her of rest day and night, attended with loss OF
appetite, lowness of spirits SC which her physician
termed inveterate Rheumatism, without being aoie 70
give the least relief Under these circumstances We
were determined to try the PoadeiPhis, or INDIA TX
tract which advertised agent the proprietor
the effects Of which far exceeded my most Sshgune
expectations BEFORE she used one oox' ner pains I'D
grea, measure lefher her appetite returned and oy
using three boxes according to the direct on she IS
under the smiles Of Divine Providence restored TO her
usual state Of good health. This beng remarkable
cure, under the most distressing circumstances PLAINLY
proves the vast importance oftha most valuable medi
cine. Since the above cure has been performed my
oh, stefan inform ed me- he had himself recommended
it and us, it in man, obstinate chronic and 'nfiamma
tory rheumatic affections with the hap2iest effects
therefore can, with confidence, re- commend II 10 alt
who are laborng under th rheumatism IN every stage
of the diseases and it, IN ms OPINION. TINS medicine was
introduced into the arm and navy, IT wouh De 'as'
ing benefit to suffering humanity and promote tn te
re-, of tn. service NJ rr C;I TON.
For sale by WILLIAM HARPER,
Druggist, Fairfax street, Aitxan ria
nov ll-eo6m
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Female academy.

Brooke Lodge. on 81. -.4Saph Street, oet'ceen
King ana Cameron.
VSHE increased patronage of this institution mas ae
term ned the subscriber to endeav'r to engage the
services of lady, every respect qualified to assist IN
his important duties.
The Ancient and Modern Languages. Music. Draw
ing Painting. &C with the other branches usua,y
.ab, in the best Femsle Seminaries, will comprise
the course of Instruction
he grea, OBJECT kept constantly in view: is to ele
vote the standard of Female Education, b, mpsrtlng
'onJ and useful know led dye. such will qualify the
nossessor to fiji useful and dignhed station IN socie
~ all Conducted with wise reference to future
tate. L...,.ad b. NM.
sxnerience he respectfully invites those who feel
to visit his School at any time and ascertain
,hs arrangement proficiency, &c. OF the young LADIES'
nderhis tuition that they may see ana i'f
The next session will commence on the hrst n9noay
in September
Alexandra, augs