davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-11
NOTICE TO RHEUMATIC INvALIDs.

VNERSONS suffering under Rheumatic Afecuon are
respectfuly assured that they can obtain OF the
,ropr;etor and his agents safe and admirable RENE
DIV for Rheumatism however obstinate the olsoroef
NAV be. and in all its different stages
mr.. JEBB'S RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
v;ll afford Immediate relief to the patient end has
sometimes been attended with such extraordinary sue
cess as 10 cure the most distressing Rheumatism in
twenty four hours. even when OF years standing.
This highly valuable Linment is recommended
with confidence founded on the experience OF ma
nv years. not only as cure for that excruclatng DIS
ease but as excellent application for Stiffness OF the
Joints Numbness, Sprains. Chblains, &c.
This article is considered so superior to every
thing else and to possess such uncommon virtues that
it is ordered from all parts of the coantry.]
1F An Agent recently writes: "Piease SEND me
further supply of Jebb's Liniment the first opportunl.
tv shall probably sell considerable quantity, as II
is recommended by some OF our physicians very h'gh
w. although contrary their rules and regulations 10
give encouragement to such Cor patent) medicines.
But is most decided proof of their confluence IN s
invaluable properties c,..5 -.
Another agent writes: "I wish you to forward me
sen,e more of Jebb's Lniment, which has recommend
ed itself very highly" Price so cents bottle.
The Painful and DebiHtating Complaint Of
THE PILES
Receives immediate relief, and in numerous instances
has been thoroughly cured, by the ADMINISTRATION OF
DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR The PILES
Vgy1IS approved compound also mitigates and re-
Il moves the symptoms which frequently accompa'
nv that disorder and increase the danger OF the pa
tent. viz: pains in loins headache. loss OF appetite,
indigestion, and other marks of debility
A relieved patient writes from distance:
"It is but justice to inform you. that nave usea
vo,r Dnmfres' Remedy for the Piles for some time
past, and have found it emnently successful"
The remedy is quite innocent, and may be admins
tered to all ages and both PLAN and ample d.
rections, with description of the complaint accom-
pany each package, which consists OF TWO ooxes Que
rontainpp an Ointment and the other an Electuary.
Price ST. for both articles. or so cents where but
one is wanted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-11
Fur Capes.

xKvRlGHT & MADDOX have receives an addition.
w al supply of HANDsOHE FUR CAPEs, of
various coors which are offered at reduced prices.
Thew have also received more CLOTHS, which
makes their assortment very general. jan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-11
THE TOOTH ACHE.

yHvHIs agonizng disorder cured in its most painful
L stages. by of the most simple as we'll as pow
erful remedies known in modern practice rhe
CAMBRIAN TOOTH ACHE PILLS
afford instant relief, without nAicing the slightest in.
Jury on the teeth They applied externally to the
parts affected, with the greatest and expedition,
and generally operate soothing lentive to the
suffering patient. Price SO cents a box.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-11
To the Great faAis ..

ssuz., ,,,;;,,...: q s E ! az e.
TO has commenced her regular trips, or or, stsriOg
and Fridays for the Great Falls or at o.
from Frederick Street Bridge (Georg ~ before
clock, A. NJ, and returning the same Gay q.
sunset Fare to and from Crommelin, ~ 'ntr, pre-
The Canal is now in fine ORDER and the are fond
sents beautiful appearance. To those VIZ from
of short excursion, and desire short oSt delight
business, a trip to the Great Falls offers n'O''
full treat. c, week. can o.
psFss on bS any Sns ds e
ton to the proprietor, living Third IesTTFyTT
town, s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-11

rs.erectf1,, solicited by the subscriber. to an IN
vslaa,le preparation, the merits OF which have
hesn tested by time and are sustained oy unoouoteo
mr.. RELIES BOTANICAL DROPS
ore every wear increasing their long established repu
taton They have outliyed many rival preparations,
and are continually gaining upon public confidence
The Botanical Drops have been successfully admin.
;sterea for MANY years. thorough remedy for thar
well known aud prevalent class of nyeerate diseases
which originate from vitiated habit of body. or an ne
redtary predisposition in the patient and generay
appear under the various and distressing shapes OF
Scrofua, Salt Rheum, Leprosy, st Antnony ns
Fever Sores White Swelings, Scurvy, -Four ana oo !,
stinae Ulcers Sore Legs and Eyes, scaid neao' anu
Venereal Tant A..
In the last mentioned condition OF the sys,e" ue
Botanical Drops will be found to eradicate 'ne 'u n
;n no;,on. where mercury has totally faed and mus
nrevent the patient from entalng the seeds OF an ne
reditary disease on his offspring :.
DR. Relies Botanical Drops are successfully USED IN
.,ses of violent eruptions after the messies-red
hlntches-pimples on the face-festerng eruptons on
The skn-snd other diseases of the external surface;
and are one of the best Spring and Auumnal physics
known to free the system from humors
physician of eminence. who had witnessed the e''
cscy of this article had the candor recently 20 aGk
nowledge to the proprietor, that he considered ,ne
best medicine known, for the complaints Tor whcn 1.
Is intended and that it ought deservedy TO stand at
the head of the whole class of such remedies
Price 81 bottle, O. bottles tor 30
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-11

III
yHlaOsE who would retain restore these desirable
i personal advantages, are assured that no compo-
s;tion can be obtained superior &c the
BRITISH ANTISEPTIC DENTRlFlCE.
This is an elegant and pleasant preparation IN every
respect and has, for many years past gwen UNIVERSAL
satisfaction wherever it has been used
The Antlseptic Dentr6ce is exempt from acid ana
other deleterious ingredients, which too frequently
enter the composition of tooth powders IN common
use and il whtens the enamel OF the teeth wlthoue
doing it the least injury. The regular use OF TINS ao
mred powder by purifying the mouth and preventing
the accumulation of tartar operates as the best pre-
yen,iye of the Tooth Ache. The Den'rlhce removes
dscoloratons and restores the beautiful native white
ness of the enamel. As its application braces and
strengthens The Gums, secures to them their healthy
and fiorid hue and, by removing all offensive foreign
accumulatons from the teeth preserves the natural
sweetness of the breath. Price 50 cents
None genuine unless signed on the outside pint
ed wrapper by the sole proprietor, Kdder, lmme-
date successor to the late Dr. w. L. Conway For
sale. with all the other - Conway Medicine" at his
Counting Room, No 90, next door to K'dder's Drug
Store corner of Court and Hanover Streets near Oon
cert Hall, Boston, fHoMrSoN hiDDEN'
And. by his special appointment by -,
WIN. STABLER, Fairfax street. Alexandra
arge discount to those who buy to sell again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-11
From L. p. W. Balch, Esq Counsellor at LaD, r ede
rick Md

FRsDERICK, Md May 6, 1881.
Mr.. C. Herstons-I deem 1t proper to state, for the
benefit of the public that several years SINCE two OF
nv children were affected with scald head of an nve-
terate character. My family physician, DR. John T,
Wilson, of Leesburg, Va who was very sk'iul and u
d;c;oue in his practice IN vain endeavored by every
means to effect cure. At length Judkins' Ointment
was applied, and the affection Was permanently relev'
ed. Very respectfully, your obedlent servant,
L. p. w. BALCH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-11

New London, Conn. Dec 1898.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-11

vss,sc,f,, solicited by the subscriber. to an IN
E,p,,Ia nrenaration, the merits of which have
hssn rested by time. and are sustained by undouOted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-11

lust received fresh supply o. the
18th mo 30th, 1885 W. siAbLEn'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01
SELECTIONS.
MAJOR JACK WNING


There is indiv ldual of ouf acq talntance DOS
sesslng such thorough knowledge of men and
politics the above named gentleman. II IS how
ever not much to be wondered ni for there are few
VINO have so long basked IN the sunshine of exccu-
i've favor but how IN nature he should know so
much of men and things in New York is more than
shall stay to inquire. That he has pretty con.
siderable notion OF nll he subjects he treats upon
there's no denying. He ~ Just the man hats Il,
for Editor. aud David Crockett deserves all Of
his country for advising him to pull up s'nkcs n,
Washington. The Downing Gazette came 10 and
this morning, and we cannot deny ourselves and
readers the gratlhcn'Ion OF copying from the fol-
lowing caption 10 the speech Of Mr. Hoffman.
~ Y. Com. Adp.
Hollo what is TO pay now Has MIR Og
den huffman, Of New York, deserted the Glneral
Wel now am up tree Why he was
one Of he GincrNl's right hand mon in York State
should as soon have thought of Mr.. Urn Buren,
himself quitting and eon agln the Glneral, MS
should Mr.. flrtlman. IL was the Rcgcney's DIS
irict Attorney, was very nice SOFT of man,
and a real pcalcr for speaking. The G,nera set n
good deal by him aod dom know how he will
stan it when he comes to hear he has gone over
and left him.
" IN afraid hen get into n rcnl Uranium about II
really wish ! could be there To pnclfy hin as |
nScO 10, when thlngs uU10 | go rlkht-ior ] don't
like to seek hum pesiered so hes got II be I'D md
IT'S wearing him out But that Kitchen Cabinet is
al the bottom of tie whole of this trouble | told
the General before left w nshngon that the K,ch-
Ell Cabinet would bn the runa,ion of him and the
rest OF u.s. fhe Didn't lurncn doors for the peo-
pie was all DIN over IN nocks. But they got his
head completely tnrncI, he wouldn't seem 10
know VIVA, he was about.
8" III said AIRY thing to him about 1t, he would
look at me and stare, though he Thought wns
Joking, else was gu, OF my heat. But I'm n .
fraid the X tchen Cabinet has done the Job for him
already. They vo drove of good many OF his best
90, to gong over, | don't sec but the G,ncral
will have TO give up the ship. believe must
write to him pretty soon and give HIM a little
serious advice The Gncral used to thkc my
advice in good part, and perhaps he'll listen to me
nov.
was good deal struck up when found Mr..
Huffman had gone over, for, he was of the st
men in York STATE. They had great Wing meet
ing of young men 'othcr day IN New York and Mr..
Huffman was there, and he GOT up aud made a
speect, an iOld m where the Kitchen Cabinet
was lcadIng the country TO- and how # they went
on Mt this rate every thing was all goins Ia rum
x how he couldn't in consequence go with EN- any
l5ngcr. lis speech full ofthe matter and
sounds 50 reasonable thought III publish it-so
here IT IS"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01
IL ilDIlRI

Great IHproUement-W have not the prncii-
| cal ,owedg" which enables rs 20 spenk with au-
thority, but having seen the instrument spoken of
by DR.. lIanran, IN his letter, which we give be-
low, we are fully satisfied that Tie intelligent inven-
tor has not 6Vor estimated It's powers usefulness.
Indeed II ls simple, and 80 easy Of application,
IN Il IT Is our OPINION that the operation might be
peri rmed by the patient himself with bnt li,de
pain and with certain success. The apparatus is
| so simple that the wonder IS not that It should have
been invented by DIR. Hannah, but ,ta, the honor
of such an invention should have been reserved for
MN HaSttngt0B Iet
To the E4tor The United States Iclegc"ph.
Sin i have invented an apparatus for remOv-
ins the stone from the bladder without cutting or
SC rccly parning the palien. Should you be dcsi-
rons Of seeing my con'rivance, shu have much
pleasure in submitting II TO your insreciion, and x
pla n,ng the manner OF using H. You will sec by
the apparatus tina, | can with tho greatest facility
and without any painful sensation 10 the patient,
apply the p0pcr of hundred pounds weight Ca d
upwards it necesssry,) TO the DO y Of the stone
for cutting and crumbny j, IN the bladder. At
the time that use apparatus, | inject into
the bladder, fluid tAat facilities the crhmbIins of
the stone.
With power much less thsn what | have sta
ed, have osccraned that my apparatus will cut
and crumbc stone of two niche, and a half in It's
Longitudinal diameter, and one inch and half in it's
transverse diameter, and this a stone Of a harder
substance than thh Of any formed IN the bladder,
ard ia moistened and comparatively softer state
there than when removed from that organ and dry.
A pleasing and interesting popularity IN little in
suumen, have invented, (callcd Sound) for as
ccrtainng # there be stone in the bladder is that if
il detects the presence Of one j, indicates to the
diameter of il. An Interesting little HH-tale this
you Will perceive 1t to be on viewing the nrpara
! tus collectively The Potrer apply TO the stone in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01

.sr fields. WIN repre- 10 plooghs. nse the VI
Gormick, Cary. and Barshnrr. ! think them al
good. ! would prefer the Mccormick, II il had
more elevation in the throat so a. to avoid choak-
. in rank clover. NV average crops are abou,
5000 bushels Of wheat. 800 barrels of cnrn }
ar 400 bushels oi rye and I or D hossheais OF to-
bacro. The amount oil sales from nv farm IN 1897.
was about three thousand seven hundred sni 6f,v
dollars in 1898. four thousand Eve hundred dol
lars
The variety fparicuars necessarily embraced
in this communications has deferred rne from en- .
targiug as much on some Of them l could ish
atn un1iliinc TO liz tedious and shall therefore
refrain from e'v'og 80 fully ms 9TH rwise might
my views. even II they could be of ANY avail. on
tue advantages aud Disadvantages of thr diTcrepi
,hifts aud rotations of crops in general use I be.
'ipvr there Is much 10 be said ihi. subject Will
however ad !, that having lately purchased farm
hdJo"ing 10 tloy'r'on, .containg near 300
ores "a c"n,idefable ps,t oi which is cleared,
shall change 10 the seven shift system, believing
TINT preferable 10 tho sii. The later plan allow
ny ih"t first clover crop to stand only year be-
fore u Is turned in for wheat whereas the former
allows 1t 10 stand two year, whiGh ougl ALWAYS
10 be the case, and the rotation viii then br corn
wheat, clover, clover what, clover, cover.
know tterr are objections To such u number Of
sG,hs, arising from the Impression of loo great n
port on OF land wing on, of cultivation but The
sirctes attention aud lo"g experience has con viuc
ed ma that those prejud,c are vi founded, aud
that taking ten or iif cen Years together indie pen
dent OF the Improvement, much GREATER profits
will he realized by the seven, than the 81, shifts
My confidence in this plan is pch that not hing
now will ever induce an abandonment ot II un
less tho hlur grass should increase rs to lure
the wheat and clover very materially
JOHN ROGERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01

Something bcVonI u JoLG.-~On Saturday morn
ing, Just as the steamboat was oDout leaving Gr
PhIla lGlphii, one of our city m'rshaIs, by tho
namo of Calender, who since proved TO be insane
came On board and singled out an unfortunate Irish.
man named Terence Fnghn whom he charged with
having committed robbery the preceding dayo the
amount Of $4,000, III in gold, from the c0un'ing
house Of one of our first mercbon's.-The honest
Emeralier ind gnanlly denied the accusnon ard
protested his innocence bur to 40 purpose Ills
trunks and bedding placed n cant, md poor
Pat IN custody was l0geed of TO tho Police office
The magistrate not having y, arrived the prisoner
and his baggage lodged IN the watch house,
whist Calender with the un'nlng vigilance Of an
official ofthe nqnisltton sat for thfca hours watch
ing bis captive. Between nlne md ten o'clock in
satkcd the officer with NJ, Pagan who being pin
cad before the Justice, srool patiently scratching
his head and waiting for his arcuscr TO bcgn
HoRtarate. Who has this man in custody ?
C0Hcnder. have SIR
Haciatratc. With who' is he chnrgcdl
CoHeHder (strivng to collect his ldcas) Char
ped
Hagistrnic Yes, what has he done
CaHenAcr. Ohio robbed a store Of s37 900 all
in gold. Mr., | forge, his nnme he lives IN
South street, and
Magistrate Cooking in,cnily n, the compa.
room My good friend, you at liberty you
may go.
Terry. may 20 mith ii wouldn't be bad
hing your rvcrenee had tould thn, aboard the
scamboa, this mornln.
Nngidratc. You see the mans mad, and the
thing cant be helped
1e,ry. Md 50 then I've los, me passage md
me time, and me money, by raiscn Of his be-
ing mad. All want to AK is, where's me salts,
foctionl
Nagtstrate. Why you have the satisfaction 10
know that you innocent.
Terry. Dlvll burn the heppenny i'Je give Cor
that satisfaction (afer n short papsc) but if your
worship plases can have satisfaction widout cost
ing the value OF potaloc p ring.
Mug iStraie. How Is hat =?
Terry. Jus, turn gu, you spalpeen wild me on
the grass there, and your rivirence may stand by
and see far play.
magistrate. No, my friend that won't do
Ier,N. Won's do ! well that bates the lido
world any how Isn't i, a fair offer 7 Blu, no mat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01

An Honest Hdn.-Thc Portland Courier re.
one Of the candidates for Congress in Cumbers
land district. It ought TO be extensively circula-
ted for the eondnc, OF Mr.. &. is worthy of imna-
ton
" Yeas ngo when Nj. Churchill was a young
III n jnsi commencing N life, he fli ed IL busness
n Ting not uncommon ~ a business comnnrity-
II IS moi uncommon too, for person thus failing,
10 make the best brsRin he eau with his creditors,
md compromises with them by paying the smallest
SUR he can induce then to take. Nor Is II Deem
cd dIahonorablr # he docs not secree his proper
iy but nes openly AID honestly. We'll, how was
II with Mr. Churchill did he 20 to his creditors
and ask them 20 take twenty five per cent, or fifty
per cont, and give him up his obligations No
him 40 his paper for moderate per eeniagc. What
was MIR. Chuich,ll's reply SIND lie no. gentle
men, when con racted with you did not agree 10
pay yoa forty, fifty sky cents on dollar n
greed 10 pay you dollar FOR dollar and that | raf
still determined to DO Misfortune ha deprived me
of the power TO pay you precisely al The time slip
uhlcd but have my health and hands, and
trust it will not be long before snail be nby to paw
you to the utmost farlhlng. Accordingly he went
to..~ork and with Industry and perseverance he wes
.uabledio accomplish his object. llc paid eff every
creditor dol TOT dollar, with lawful interest. BY
honorable conduct, industry and enterprise, he has
succeeded in p cling himself in easy circumstances,
md has fr long time been one Of our most use-
fui citizens furnishing constant employment TO a.
bout hundred persons
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01
psesE'lsf'A l..

rnILY.-IFrom Rioctwo1d's Nigga Sine,J
TprRE is fol IN all The world,
Or 90 we east or west,
A foliy that vexes the old,
And keeps the young from rest.
The miscr has folly enough,
Ia, his sonl is IN so dia bags,
AID The spendhtif,'s folly, alas
Brings hm TO sin and rags.
erbore ,s fo,ly in statcsmen's schcm $,
Err soi,c Of their plotting and vii,
There's Wis hand above
Tim, ,eals them with bride aud bit.
There's f,liy in power and nr'dc,
That makes fn'I many 10 fall
Theirs folly ic ma'den's ioga,
Rptiha' Is the sweetest Of all.
But of all the follics. the worst
For i. sings with Constant smart,
The scorpion of the mind
Is that Of a thanhcss heart.
For the thnnll'css heart is cursed,
And with blessings cncompass'd sricvcs-
For It cannot rejoice with he hand
That gives nor yet receives.
To be thankful makes better the good
Aud if Heaven should send us i'll,
There is Kindness in him that gives
So let US be thankful still
o let US be thankful in youth,
And let us he thankful III ago
And let us be thankful through life,
For ,Iic'c's pleasure in every stage.
Youth has It's own sweet Joys,
And he mus, be blind as n bat,
Who clnnot see loves sweet smile,
A d will not be thankful :or that.
There are friends the dearest to cheer,
Ere half our SAND is run
And affection makes winiry days
As bright as tn summers sun.
AID when from the dearest on earth
We part, let Us hope It's given
A boon to be thank d for still
To meet them again in heaven.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01
Correspondence ofhe Journal NJ Commerce.

Correspondence NJ he journal NJ Conimerce
BOSTON, Angus, Is 1884,
Very interesting exerclces took plnre last even
ing ut the Essex street Church. on occasion Of tio
farewell instructions Of a band Of mission aries.
WIN ire 10 leave the city on "Wednesday next, for
different regions of the oriental world, IN The Pa
dang, via smyrna all under the charge of the A.
mer'ean Boafd. They arc tho Rev. John B. Adgar
md wife, Of :. Carolina, Rev. Samuel r. Houston
and wife, Of Virginia Rev. Lorenzo w Pesse ard
wife, of N. Y. Stote and Rev. james L. Mcrrick
native of Massachusetts. Mr. Adgnr had his
Theological education ut Princeton, Mr. Houston
at the L mon Seminary, in Virginia Nj Pease at
The Auburn Seminary IN New York and Mr.. Aler-
rex at the Columbia Seminary S G. The gentle
man last named Is bnnnd to field of labor never
beloro attempted The Wah0mmsddns + Persia.
From Smyrna he will 20 To Cons,nntnnplc,t 20 learn
the Arnbic and Turkish langnages--,henee To Pei
sia via Ifebzond, where his first year or Two will
probably be spent in mastering the Persian tongue,
md exploring TIM, and tho neghboring coun-
tries
Mr Aoger IL going to the hrmenians, 10 reside
nj Smyrna or Consantnople ; Messrs. Houston
and Pense 10 the Greeks the formrr to be stationed
ON tho Island of SEQ and the latter nj CYRUS.
The instructions were given by DIR. Wisncr, and
very interesting addresses delivered by the Rev
Mr. Wlnslow, fifteen years missionary nj Ccyion,
and DIR. Becchcr, aud others
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01
VOL. Nail...ND. >.

ter oil I've 70, To say u.s. long life TO your worship
ehd happy reign to your hnrer's family
Fri 7erHntc FdgcB.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01

a lIEPOR L

Orh, C,nmUtcc Of tie Agricultural So cieig Of
AB'marie," Farms, mads In Ac.S1cictv a. their
Stop and Fan, M the 2lst Octoder, 1928.
lcoXCLUDED.l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01

REsrrrurfoN.-A few days since, the surviving
Executor 10 the will Of wealthy gentleman, who
died in Leicester about iwenty years ago received
from an unknown individual, through the hands Of
third person, between TWO and three hundred dol
lars funds belong 10 the estate of the deceased II
appears tnat short time previous to his decease this
gentleman entrusted the unknown individual with
authority TO collect the proceeds Of certain ncrchan-
die in distant part Of the Union, bot fefi no re-
cord the transaction. The sum thus collected re.
NAMED in his hands until this time, and is now re-
stored with this explanation by his friend, thai,
having kept it so long, he wished not to have his
name KNOWN" and adding that " II had occasoned
him much trouble" TtOrceStcr (EasS) Spy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01

Mr.. OConnell, in the House of Commons
inquired if government was no, going TO interfere
and proven, the loss ofiie by brutal boxing CHI
cs. The Sporting Journals have all come out full
I'll, ogains, him, and noted pusst, Deaf Burke,
challenges him 10 fight for fl00 on the Cutresh
OF Kildare.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01

Making Money. Ashley Cooper celc-
bracd Louon Surgeon, recently called 100
miles from London to give advice. On arriving
at the place he examined the case and said Tho
treatment is good" He was absent but a liilo
more than day. His bill was 800 guineas, equal
10 1900 dollars