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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06
great Bargains Sn British fslssz
AMERICAN DRY HOODS.


a RE now opening lef the sffpg Trade mn cnnfy
IA NV, iaH aud gtael assortment IT Staple and
Fancy )4 toHls,all 81 which Hey determined Ia %.
r ipf cash az n ppctaal customers, athe Lowed Mar
Sel Prices The following comprise II pat of their
Ntooi;
CLOTHS.
super WOOD dy,d BlaeA Clsfls Invisible Green. on
we. b@en and Blue tlai7, all qualities and prices,
hom - to Ald per yad
CissL4EREG
\ Msto assortment al French 4 English Cassimeres
some beautiful style OIL III SHADES and new patterns.
T'ES1INt,>
Rich French aud English Satns fancy eoloafed and
3hn white aud eulorcl AIatsez and Neruo y cstin.s
SILh GOODS,
narh aud blue hiacl. Gf.e lie Rhine slis rich Wa
,eed aud stripped Gfas Aiiae ianey eoored chenc;
PLAID and 'mo2tahc slks. he" aud beautiful STYLES.
FRE.NtH LfB.NS.
lafPr assortment, comprising all shades colours snd
lnl'erns, irom the lowed 10 the finest qualities,
LINEN GOODS.
Superior Grass hleaehed Irish lncnsi Brown Frepch
T. mems and billings large assorlIaent, at very los
wocs.
MUSLIN GOODS.
Plain Striped aud Figured lacIoueis Null, Boos
and SWISS Muans. PLAIN and figured.
ILNcie RiBBO.Ns.
PLAID. Striped. Figured and Nalcred Gro dc Nap;
Bonnet aud Gap Ribbons all widths and shades.
HOSIERY.
White md black planond ribbed English SIX Hose,
black and White Cotton, ut adj prices, 9m twelve and
a hall cents upwards.
DOMESTIC GOODS
NJ. and Cotton OAiabures, 81, 4 and 81 Brown
Shcetiugs sld Shlrtinni / and Beachcd do; A
prom Checks aud heas, Indigo plss Of The best quality
\. Din addition 10 the aboyc. thcy nave largo
'ortment of Fancy Coored Sill, Gloves. Ntts. Linen
aud Ganbfie liandkerehcG shaws, Scars, Thread
lac,s, Edgngs Insertnps. French Embroidery, and
other styles oil desirable Goods, Inch thcy will oilet
at reduced Prices. all that may be disposed 10 pur-
chase
TURNER, BURWELft&Cs.
April 4 isii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06

a Ducl.-An affair of honor originating in rilng
cause, came off in the Of the Naval Hospital, near
Norfolk on the 9Th ult between Midshimnsn James
j. Waddell and Archibald II. Waring. both attached
to the receiving ship Pennsylvania. The former is from
North Carolina; the latter from South Carolina At the
first fine, Waddell received his adgersary's bail IN his
right thigh, his own pistol ,niesng fire. There was no
fracture Of the thigh lone and the wound though
very severe, not considered dangerous Both are IN
der %, and neither has been than eight months in
the Navy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06
DsccIling House.

belonging 10 Mr.. WIN. Bailey and now occupied by Mr..
Richard II. Iulcr II Is conceded be one OF tile hand
a1mcsl situations in town. aud the Lot is tasteully i'm
proved. IN addition 10 having all the necessary cod
scncnees-c lee house, excellent Well, Garden. &c.
Persons wishing 10 procure excellent and agreeable
town residence, cannot suit themselves better.
Also. the valuable .lGRE LOT, opposite the Dwell
ling House. enclosed and IN cultivation and having on it
an cSclllenl stable.
And also. the convenient HOUSE and LOT ad-
joining Mt 1olers residence, now occupied by Mir
StsSpn
The aboyc property will be sold. either together or
scpaalely, and accommodating Terms Possession.
Will he given al the end Of the year. Mr. 'roer VIII
show the property any person dcsrous fsoeng il,
aud all letters tho wlserb,r addressed Ia Brook Neal
Campbell county, viii be promptly attended to.
Ph1Nt Is II. SCOTT
May ~ uif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06

o. The Madisonian calls the moderate" men of
both parties TO support the Administrations hay
my very moderate Petensons itself, there would seem
to he some Pr'rey in the appeal. But nevertheless.
NC imagine it will be like Gleudowers summons 10 the
spirits nj the Vastly deep-lhcy will moi come, though
The charnor charm never 50 wisely, The Mldisonan.
II is True promises great things; but even if its MASTER.
tlcachorous conduct had not induced men 10 look with
suspicion upon any pledges from tina, quarter. there
wondbe no lack ct incredibly as 10 his power to
eh'c9e that gorions destiny ''sharo ofwhch the
Count journal holds out temptation 10 deserters from
both parties 1t will make more by giving fat office,
dian by holding ont delnsise hopes Lefittry the yir
tue Of patronage.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06

NJ. Ian B,pen,-On the arrival of FIX President
Van Buren, at Lexington, (ky.) he Immediately
called upon by Mr.. Clay, with invitation to go to
Ashland. Ga the next day. in company with MI Paul
ding, he visited Mr.. Clay where he remain two
or three days, Thence he purposed 10 visit Louisville
and St Lons, and would return to kinderhool by way
of the Upper Lakes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06

On DHs.-The Washington correspondent Of the
Richmond Whg says it understood thar after the ad-
J'urnmont Of Congress- Tyler will make many removals
at least, 50 he promises. Tyler, he says. promise
every one who applies, Office and he has made SO
many promises that he is afraid appoint any, lest
ny oblging enc, he should offend hundred Indccson
'mldty rashncss passion and envy each possess,
'ro and sway him by turns. lie as deficient Of mind
as he is of will, to do right and act wisely.
The same writer states that Lord Ashturon ard Mr..
Webster have agreed upon the basis OF a treaty and
'at, IL 1t Is ratified Webster will retire to New York
10 practice law. Upshur will take his place and For
"ard will be changed from the Treasury is an
honest man, but wholly unfit, from want Of decision,
for the place.
f.X Minister Stevenson in Washington, "intr-
gulng for the Vice Presdency''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06

TIE a.No.foh.-On the cd lust a ire brokc out. in
Norfolk borough sweeping ifom the corner of Mood
side Lane 10 Wide Water street. About - houses
"ere DESTROYED all Of brick except two, mostly lenan
ted by paar pcrsins whose situation truly deporabc
It'll ie" exceptions, they were On ca>ed giound aud
insured.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06

.Nee Post Qfiees-l'ost Offices have lately been Is
isbllshed at the following places: At Logwoods Store,
IN Bedford County. 10 be called Charlemonte. at Mrs
PoWcli,s, IN rankin County, to lie called Bull Run.
AT MW, Carter IN ratuek County, to be called Dan
River; at Mr.. Lasts, IN Patrick County. to be called
Afarat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06
CoMMpNICArK
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

At the meeting Of the delegates oithe Temperance
Societies pursuant 10 previous notice. held In CONVEX
ton al the townol New Glasgow Amherst county. on
Saturday the 2Sth MAY ls2 Tor the purpose of select
ng suitable place Tor the celebration Of the coming 18th
Of July, upon the Gold Water principle Dr. Samuel b.
Rice called To the CHAIR and John Ed Sampson APP
pointed Secretary.
1t was ReSoirea, That each delegate shall be cut
tied To Only vote IN selecting the place of celebfa
ton.
The ballots were handed to the President " ho decided
that New Glasgow had majority OF votes. aud was
therefore fixed upon for the place o meeting OF the dit
ie.ont Societies upon that day.
Rcsoire3 THAI the means for furnishing the Dinner
be solely upon the " uutary principle that Is, either
~ contribution OF PROV sons OF money as ma, best accord
with the pleasure Of those desiring 10 contribute.
Rcsoifea, That lehn Whitehead, James L. Cole
man, fag and llHam Mctmiss, IT,, fe apponted a
cQmmltteetu receive the contributions Of indy duas
and to make all the necessary Preparations r serving the
dinner well as suitable arrangements lon the enter
talnmcnt Of thuse Who may he pleased TO attend.
Rrsolrr3, That all persons, whether memhersol Fem
rran"c socit lies not he and they hereby respect
July in1ed to attend and rrtahe with US upon that
day
Rcsol,,a. Thai the different Societies within tie
county ol Amherst and It's vicinity. which did not ap
point delegates Ia tbs ou'onon. are most cordially IN
yited Ion with in thu &C 'ebntihg the hlh day ot
Liberty, upon rational prneiplce
H@oee}. Thai the Societies meet III front 4 tht New
Glasgow Hetl. where the procession viii be formed
and march thence Ia tho Aadcuy, At Which place TIE
dinner vii lo pnfarod, ard addresses delivered.
E,solrei. I9im.iHous'g. That tie Chairman lie IL
qntstod ioeor spend with and tooblan Tie services 81
such gentlemen and friends IN the cause # Total Ahs
nencc "a arc willing 10 give us suitable addfss upon
HAT occasion.
R@oittd. Thai lIese Proceedings lie published III the
i lyuchhug Npinau. aud that thu Republican IL
gn'stod ieely. JAO. Id NANis uN. S.ndag
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06

al 81 ~, tn / { = ut p''s safe.
Nli.l be Offered for sale on tile 9Th inst At Camp
" bell Court House Ut heinz Court day } one very
likely nrgro er. abaut 10 years old; one Feather
bed and Furniture; lot of Books amongst which ar,
some Law iiouks tneariy news ono Shut Gun and one
Saddle aud Bride. the property o the lato W lillian II
Meofnan. DEF d. The above property will be sold
credit Of sN months for all over twenty dollars the
purchaser giving bond with approved security: for sums
Of tweHty dollars and under. cash will be required
L. L MOoRMAN, Admir-
June 6 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06

I6bocco.--From the document presented By the See
Rotary of the Treasury To Congress few DAYS AFRO, il
appears that the quantity Of American Tobacco consumed
IN Europe, III $50, was st 500 binds, which s9id in
this country, Tor ,G,i5e go and On which the Europe
an governments levied rcrcnac dlty Of So Oh sci
the tax being nearly SIX times the amount Of the original
cost Of the article The American planter, il will be
perceived, pays liberal sum towards the support of
kings, Lords and Commons on the other SIDE Of the
water, who from his labor and capital six dol
iars for every which the planter receives himself II
this is pretty dearly for the privilege OF trad
ING with John Bull johnny Crapcau and others VIC arc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06

o. The Msdi>onan assures It's ''Dcm5craie readers
IN the largo ces,whore1hco Organs of ocolocosmarcas
sailing the President lor his promised nterposon in de
t'noeot The government ot Rhode island against Il band
oi sur9eutsmhich promise he had not the courage 10
carry INTO eNeelllion,''that the leading Democratic.
Senators and Representatives III Congress (some 40 in
alp heartily approve every step taken by the President
in the Rhode island aair''lhe bach step as well as
,hr forward. We presumed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06

GJ- Gov Davis of Massachusetts has appointed Com
the part OF that State confer with the
General Government the SUBJECT of the North Eas
Tern Boundary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06

o. Conway Robinson, Esq, Of Richmond has been
appointed Reporter of TIC Decisions of the Court Of Ap
pcals, in place oil B. ". Leigh Esq, resigned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06

~ The Wings OF Boston have nominated Abbott
Lawrence. Isl. the former distinguished representative
from that city. Is candidate for Congress- TO supply
the vacancy occasoncd by the resignation Of Mr. Win
thrup.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06

fs ~ - ~ ~ 4.
i td'Od fho e4|setihcr, b2jng IN Lynchhmr, about
The Seth ol los mouth MAY "a neqr, MN uamed
a oRteE. lieIsotdafh complexion. chunky anil
-ta42 JutttI had IA WHOM lie went anHy dark panla
l"51s ard coarse lIrb c1aled coat and often wears u
red ilanu4 shirt lie very often has sour uok Wien
salen h. Any person that shall deliver sid nrcro h
ma in Lyneu5rg. viii he rfasono1Y rewarded Gr then
trouble ftl TON LEt2Al(l
Juno W3v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06

fhe ofa Eame.--uen Rcdman. leading Loco Foco
member ct the Senate Of Missouri and la1c Postmaster
at Ne" franklin. in hat State, has turned ont be
dfaoIier IN the sum Of ! !?. \ small figure fer great
man.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06

e. The Wings oi Bradford county. Pepnsy lyauia
have held convention, aud nominated Henry Clay for
President, and Gen. neld Scott for Vice President
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06
IsaSHcfi, sEHIeh ~ jones,
Richmond,
smith 4 Bagwe;l,

COMMISSION .HER CHLN1'S.
HAVE associated with them, in the above busi-
ness, WM i. SMITH, formerly of Pitsyyana
county, who will reside, and attend to the business in
lynehburg To Planters, Farmers and dealers they
9fo their best eXerens in sales of Tobacco Flour
Wheat, and other produce, in either Market. To The
customers OF our house in Richmond whose produce
passes through Lynchburg, will say, llst lis ship
ihent shall be attended to- when directed our care
free of commission.
WN Z. SMITH will sell, individually such
Tobacco, as advance is required o. for The usual
price OF fifty cents per hogsheaa.
May 10 w2m il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06

QCi~ The Loco Focos of Maine have nominated Gov.
John Fairfield a candidate for re election.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06

CO The ramor Of the murder Of Joe Smith the Msr
mon prophet at Nauyoo, IS con radcted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06

Proridci or tic FaIai'y'- IS stated that 1ully Il
Wise, Esq. (rohcr olllenry A has beennuminated b,
the President as first Auditor OF the Treasury
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06

et- The Madisonian aneer5 at MIR. Clay's LITTLE
Oa'eh Of Bankcs,' and Van Buren's squad Of Radl-
'als? This from Tyler-man, whosc Whole party
might be crowded in single room, 20 by l0i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06

- fho Coar Journal PROMISES if all .we mean
ag Americans Will give John Tyler their support. and
thereby PROSTATE the ultra hocosaud theulra hps h,,
Nrineand patriotism will herewardcd, wheprofl.gacy
and ignorance vi" be banshed from the councils 81 the
n7'ion.'-Does Nj. Tyler mean 10 crpalriatc hilaal?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06
n 1lINlIIT.
T.. ILllTC HER.

lhe subscribers agents ior the sale of he above
maehincs-and Whichever Them in IynehburH, or any
the landings on the Canal below. at Richmond cash pr
c's-and would be glad To receive orders from then
friends in the country
PAYNE 4 TURNER. Lynchburg, Va.
May 2 u2m if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06
u &. SR ID.
Et0Ess.S & HEgEs'g'OlN.
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.

N THE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern District OF ifginla
JrHI g. 1912:
HENRY +. GUY, the town of Lynehbarg,
n having filed petition praying that he may be dc
cared bankrupt 1t is ordered, that all persons claim
ing to be creditors Of the said Henry f. Guy show
10 the court, on the 9Th day ofJuy next why the SAID
Joseph Fahs be not declared bankrupt, pursuant to
the act of Congress that behalf and that copy of
this order he published In the newspapers according
tho 22d and 2ith rules Of court.
Copy-Teste,
HENRY GIBSON, CPk
June Wv
Ef51lf.A for 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06
Valuable Town Property for
Sale.
pleasant

TENlE subscriber is authorized by the owner to SELL
on accommodating terms, the corninodious and
pleasant
New-York tribune., 1842-02-14
IN CONGRESS- arD.r, Frg. II.

In thu senate, several memorials were present.
ed, demonstrating against any repeal postpone
nlcnl of tn General Bankrupt Luw- Also, re=o-
lu,ios OF the Legislature of lndiaaa IN favor Of Tie
improvement, OF the harbor at Michigan City, and
the removal OF distinctions from the Western
River. By the Genera! Government Also asking
thai single DAY b. designated on which the cleo
ton /. Ecc,or, o: Presidea, and Vice President
shall take place in all The States All these wer-
referred
Nh. EvaSs reported from the Committee On /
nance The House bills making appropriations Tor
the payment OF tensions tor los ana ior t'e pro
tcction Of American oeameo-ooth OF which were
read a third time and passed. Several private
bills were also passed
On the motion Of Mr. TAPPAS, Inc Judiciary
Committee va, instructed to inqisr into The expo
cliency OF .tere'typing and publishing an edition OF
the laws OF the Ch1fe1' >'f'te,-
n. Senate iheis wen, INTO f'>'c''li'', SESSION..
In the HOUSE. Mfr II IVORY reported from 'f'
Committee on y aEs ana Means 4 Dill =nlaA'hs
appropriations Tor the indian Expenses OF lS4;.
;sElic was read twice ard sent TO Committee OF
the Whole.
On motion ot Mr.. boARDMA:, the Committee on
New-York tribune., 1842-02-14
ClylI. COURTS.

SATuRDAi February -
n,Le Superior Cour action brought by the NV
York Lie Insurance and Trust Company against Ab,aioi
Lent for the recovery OF house III Leonard street
which r had taken al >3co per annun, but became ,i,slt-
Isle, after he had paid the iirst qsarer, and returned the
kew The leclarallon by mistake, stated that the property
wa, No a. whereas No. 80 Mr.. Lcnt coun>tl stated
that he did not occupy 81. Verdict Tor the defendant
In the Circui, Court action brought by Cyrus
Fletcher against Nathaniel Tu.: 10 rccovcrte amount
of Two notes given III Oct, 1885 Tor :, 9i2 ZACH OF Il
company in the purchase p Geo acre, oian' III ti STATE
OF Maine at So per part OF which va, paid II cash but
would not sell the present time, probably Tor sufficient
to cover ; advance. The notes had passed 10 third parties.
who claim 10 have gwen value; but the defendant ts!o re-
sides on Long I>land) contends that gross
and irn wa, exercised regard 10 tho land and tn, no-
were not valid in who>eever hands they might be-, judy
,ient was given Tor The defendant
In the Court OF Common Pleas, Robert i, Read e1i-
smith in Chatham street, brought action against iion-
mouth e. Hart, sheriff the value OF number OF
runs and pistol, which had BEEN l 'sti him 10 be repaired,
but which, taken anoug other property an execu-
on and sold The whole amount OF sale was about 800,
ahue tic customers property in ITSELF vas asserted 10 Lave
been worth over 800 Verdict Tor plaintiff, 1920 damages
and cents costs.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-14
By THIS MORNINGS MAIL.


By This MChNI-Ad - NIL
New-yorls Custom House Commission, sc.
Correspondence o, the New-York Tribune
wAsHlSGToS. SATURDAY, Feb. l.
The Senate waS not IN session to-day
In the HorsE the resolution OF Mr.. Cross 70
authorize the Committee on Private Land Claims
TO employ clerk for such part .; the Fre>en;
Congress 2. the Committee might deem necessary
was taken up. and
NJ ATHEgroS moved 10 lsy II on The table :;
which was carried : Yeas 80, Nays 80
Mr.. EVERETT gave notice that he should Oh
NIonday offer n resolution 10 discharge ;he Bonn
rili,tee of the Whole frs:n farther consideration OF
the Apportionnent Bill, 70 make i, the special ordel
on Tue,dnv next, ard every da: thereafter al dis
posed Of and that q; TWO O'Clock on TUe>:ay, The
a2d inst, debate shall cease and me question &c
taken thereon.
Nh SrrzSRoD= rnoved to reconsider the above
vote 70 lay on the table.
Mr. CRo-S from the Committee PIRATE
Land Claims, stated ,nc grra, amount OF business
before thar Committee and the necessity OF clerk.
The motion 10 reconsider was carried; and the
question again recurring on the motion to=lay on
The tabe,=wa- decided n the affirmative: Yeas
81. Nays 81
The SrEAzEE laid before the House a conl.nu-
nicaton from Inc President of the United States
in an answer TO a resolution OF the House stating
that The authority under which tie Commission of
George Po;ndcxter and Others TO investigate the
affair of the New-York Cu,tom-Housc raised
was the authority vested in the President take
charge tina, the laws are faithfully executed. and
to give to Congress from time 10 time information
on the state OF the Union: and tina, tS purpose
and obect#would be explained blythe Commission
itself, winch would al the proper time be laid be-
fore Congress Also. a communication from tii',
Governor OF Iowa.
Scycral Senate Bills were twice read and re-
tcrr.d
The remainder OF the day va< consumed in The
consideration OF private bills. great number of
which were passed in Committee Of the Whole
and reported 70 the House. where they were o.
dercd 10 be cngrosscd The Bills will be given
when passed. AnGrs
The Texas papers advise the capture Of the Mex
lean vessels which recently sailed from Newly ork.
y public meeting 10 be held at New
Orleans TIC consider the situation % the persons
captured in the Santa Fc Expedition. Resol,l-
tons concerning them have also been introduced
into the Louisiana Legislature.
D-57A fat.boat loaded with cabbage, came II con-
tact wi,ha ship at Ncw-orieasls and was sunk
| Two men were drowned.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-14
LAWYERS February Il.

VACATION; WkEK-C0,IMoN PLEAS.
CALENDAR TIE SUPERIOR COURT, InTs DAY., 1871,
81 90 81 g. &C. lO9 H. l2o oi 28 1919 1870 49, 1872, 1884,
25 lG6, 40, lil, l42 li3 Hi. rs, ll7 lig.
CALENDAR or THE L. :. CIRCUIT COURT, THE DAY
AZ no. 49, s8. ca 2 30, go l5, l25, 1873 232 so.
eIo 80
New-York tribune., 1842-02-14

GREAT Co.FLACkNTiOS.-Our cnterprsng iniriatiga
e and energetic renen, who called ont al all tlncs
and seasons, in and cold well as dry and suitry
weather are liable be made sick han any Other
class the community Their aborous xer;oa 70 pro-
c tl, property their irlowctizeis frequentl. brn
on cot.. reunasIus. &c. wEci only b- prevented
aud cured by ,hr OF Peters Lozengs and Pia>"r-
Every one WHO i liable sudden exposure should cal ~
the General Depot, No t5 broadway, and procure nj.
supply the articles. The number vi cure. lefiGfE b
their aid Is astonishing and. tad We space 10 spare IN 0iF
columns would publish =! the Ten thousand Ger
,fca:es III possession, which prove conclusyaF
their efficacy Let each Try Tor i:nsa, ana he WI
never after be without them. Rccollect tie NUMBER i5J
Rrnall