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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-24
Peremptory Sale.

feremptory Sale.
I'm Tuesday next, the 18th inst at 10 o'clock in thu
~ forenoon, at my Auction Rooms II shall sell
variety of
Dry Goods and Groceries, yithouf reserye-
~ close several consignments-among them xre
pieces broad cloths, 2 do rasaimere
10 do choppas, do Ravens duck
do Fouar handkerchets
do bleached and IL of unblesehed shirtins5
do checks, 10 do stripes
do plaids, 10 book muslin
do black cambria, do ~ ievantne hdkG
elegant mcrno scarfs
pieces figured silk, do Caspian stripes
5 do null muslin, 3 do corded do
worked cambrIc robes, 9 Grape shxwls
40 dozen linen tapes, mems and misses hosE
10 cards pen knives, case fur hats
variet, of ready made clothing
LOO pair morocco shoes
2 cases wool hats, mems shoes
Looking glasses &c.
pipe prime French brandy
qr cask very old Sherry wine
8 or casks Colmenar do
md NAVY OTHER .fRTNcLES
Ct Dealer, in the above art Gle. will do well to at
tend. the sale will be posue and the terms Lbs raj
sept l8-ts GEORGE JOHNSON, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-24

Valuable Property for ale
IN " FDNESD.iY, the Sd day If October, epsuins.
VA o'clock, p will be "fTer.d for sale at r,ib
lie AL: ton, on the premises, undivided moety Of
that highly valuable whsrf, and the improvements
thereon, known by thc Fame of VOHELL'S WHdRF
situated the east side of Unun-street, between King
and Prince streets
The above sale will be made undera deed Of trust
from Thomas Vowel and wife to the subscriber.
Terms made known at the time of sale.
JOHN HOGFF, Trustee.
sept l2-3w GEO. JOHNSON, Auct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-24
Seine. TWtnc.

RE EST Bridpor. -had and herring twine for sale b,
ID sept 81 JAMES IRWIN.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-25
For the Journal.
&C Stralcs shoW hoe The WinG5lowS.o
FAIR PLAY.

There is better way ojudgng mans character and
dsp than follow hun. in his daily walks and observe
hn IN his actions aud transactions with his fellow men.
When man sets himself up orsuers others to set him up
for great office in the gift of the people, they have an
nispuabe H. hit EXAMINE and know him thoroughly,
led these remarks By seeing the name OF J--B--
tackled to a ticket, called q think erroneousiv) The
Peoples Ticket" What this young linb Of the law has
done to cntte him to the character OF friend TO the peo-
pie, and especaly that class (mechamcs) OF whom lie rs
edeavurg court favp am truly at ioss 10 discover.
My impressions tat there not more sef-lnportant
al in the county than this Jimny-ro be sure ne Is
very little known and of say little good or bad
OHM; but there are small matters Tor winch
We mechanics viii remember HIM as long as We l'eS' vi
rs long as he prestncs to offer himself to pubic patronage
Some time since one i worthy bielhern piussere
did small jobIor him by his orders, when done IN que
time presented his bill this friend u me people, amour.
Ing tn about three dollars, which he u'sPued' a,eoS"E
ii hugh, aud requesting to have it measured nm
the mechanic agreed TO- and the result was, the worn
amounle to little more than he charged Alter 'aN's
SO much pains 10 please my Lord tie honest mechai
thought he had nothing to do but receive ls money. bu
what his asonishnent when he Respectfully de
aaned TO find this beyes f1endin rage, declafed
rtherl believe he sware he would never pay the oil
Upon this, the oon seeing other chance OF sett
his hard earned pttnce, Summoned his Lordship (beopd
friend, ask pardon for my orSetuness) before iSi
trae show cause why he should not pay the bi'l-t
he iains to do, Judgment OF course went against hi
iiere surely thought Tie poor fellow, the case must e,
and the money be pald-but no, this honest, upright, am
DE friend of the boor saucy reah or what Il y call II u
proceedings, and carried up to Court nd the mecl,ar
employee another LAWYER defend him, who suffered
'ae to go against him, and there the matter ened Inc
are other atae acts of this would be Congressman pre-
much OF the stamp which fobear to enuiieate
imeded to do it Wit began, Lut lind it more tiicso
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-25
HERMITAGE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

The Nashville Republican, N. Jacksons official organ
in Tennessee, has given comments on MIR. Buchan
mans letter. 1t does not attempt to show Or even to affirm
that Mr. Buchanan sustains Gen. Jackson charges-but
make tappear how the General might haue been led
into the mistake The Republican, for several conside
laons, says" instead Of being surprised that General
Jackson should have Inferred any agency the part of
Mr. Clay, contend, that the inference he did draw
perfectly NATURAL and warranted by the tenor and
ner of Mr. Buchanans conversation Of such agency hozo
euer, .lfr. Buch.laan has CLEARLY and UNEQUlVo-
CALLY ACQUITTED MIR. CLAY !"
Here see-1st by the acknowledgment Of the Cen
erals organ, that he actually did inter agency the
/ part of Mir. Clay.
3D. That the tenor and manner of Buchanan's eer
such produce tins inference.
| ST. That" OF such agency, however, Mr.. Buchanan
has clearly and unequlvocay acquitted Mr.. Clay"
The reader will observe that these very different
common this subject from what we have had th
part OF the country.
1t ism settled point that the main witness has failet
to prove the charge against Mir. Clay. This acknow
edged in the vicinity Of the hermitage, and shall hay
Major Eaton brought forward to reinsa,e the Ger
era in the postonhe occupied at least apologize f.
the error he has committed!
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-25
TO ORIGINAL JACKsoNIANs /!

It is high time for us to act inconcert. We have
been ba'nboozled and completely outwitted. We
have been made the tools of designing men, and po-
ltical jugglers Let us arouse, and convince these
eleventh hour men that the streDs 9Th of The good old
hero is with US. his uniform consistent. and sincere
friends. Let us show, on Tuesday next, that we
are not to be thus treated with IMMUNITY. Had it
not been for us--in what miserable hands would the
Jackson cause have been in this state We make
way for men vino deem Jackson a {" dam'd old cut
troat 20 N0-never
You rog,es-yoi rogtcs, you're all found out,
And we, the people, we've no doub,
Will put II period to your dasing,
And better men will come in fashion.
NO GULLS.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-25
DELLA ~ ARE JOURNAL.
WnI....I.NGscE:
Tuesday, September %, AS21.

1he Friends OF the Administration throughout this State
informed that prospects of great triumph have
materially increased within the last week. Many persons
have had their eyes open to the manoeuvres and personal
objects Of the politicians and it has caused little dis
satisfaction the side of the Opposition On the other
hand far have Observed there great unanmity
and good feeling among the friends of the Administrations
DIR. Naudain, especially, to our knowledge is among the
most jealous and active in support of the Administration
cause. Let every man remember that we do not lack
votersbut simply that they should be brought to the
polls.
The Opposition will do their best to defeat usand as
they deficient in numbers they will practice all the arts
which will avail them.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-25
KENTUCKY SAFE ~!

The Frankfort Commentators proves, by the ac-
knowledged returns OF the late Congressional Elec-
ton in Kentucky. that there were EIGHT Thou
SAND Six HUNDRED AND EIeHrY-sEvEN more votes
given to the Administration Candidates than to those
who avowed themselves for Jackson. There can
be no lstake in the calculation. Every candidate
on each side of the question ii named, and every
vote given to each is computed. The returns are
undisputed. and show the majority for the Admin
istration to be 1867 The Administration major
ity in the State Legslature established at SIXTEEN,
or II to 81 and yet people to be fnnnd SO Sin
effably stupid as to assert that General jackson
will get the votes of Kentucky.-.aier. Gazetts.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-25

..otism Of the old Dominion. and the probability is
great that the people will rise in their majesty pres
vent happy institutions frcm falling intot hands
ofmitary adventures and outcast politicians, whose
bonds of union are reckless sel:ishness and an in
ordinate appetite :or Stars and Garters-Boo' and
Carnage. Shall the Union be preserved s-Shall
the Government continue to be CIVIL? Shall vlr-
tue and capacity triumph over unprlncipled ''con6a-
nutiOAs'' and disgrace(u ignorance?
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-25
From, the alexandria Gazette.

It is gratifying to see that the judicious recon-
mendation OFF, FARMER" in relation to Virginia
Anti-Jackson Convention. is likely to produce the
hanpest results. Since we last adverted to the sub
;ect. the citizens of Loudon County, and those OF
King George and Stafford have determined on hold
Ing meetings for the purpose of choosing Delegates.
No doubt remains that there will be a convention.
composed of the first responsibility, talents, and pa
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-25
For The Ueiaacare journal.
I" The mnkiadest cut of M."

lust to think that iitniiton,J T. Clement, Andrew
v H. Whiteey, &c. after having borne the heat and bur
den of the tiay-a beng original jackson men should
be =" turned off, like unto the empty ass, TO shake
u,er ears and Craze III commons" And all for whom
Observation-Disclosures ,t) fora young who has call
cd Jackson CUT rHROAr" Aud by whom got up and
brought forward BY Of political gamblers who after
having and again denounced Jackson now kick
out Of the way hls old and uniform friends! -.
FAM PLAY
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-25
Fail Goods.

THE Subscriber has lately received genera'
assortment of Fall Goods, such as Cloths Cass-
meres Flannells Blankets, Sattinet's, "ois'eo' &C.
which he will sell at reduced prices. :,
A., ouant;tv of WOO, and feathers will be taken
IN and Goods riven in exchange at a fair market
price, at his Store, No. 1o1, Market-street,
P''oe' ~ A' JOSEPH PQGUE,
Wilmington, 1897.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-25
INTERESTING TABLE.

The following table is taken from a late English
paper, with the exception of the prices in some OF
the American markets. which are added, and are be"
lieved to be correct The statement is further ai'
tered, by being adapted to our measure and currens
CIV York Nat. .4du
Prices of Wheat per bushel, Of so bs IN varl0us parts
of the World, IN May and June, 1927.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-25

TxEnJSEx JoT{Ns;, JUNIOR.

and Kensey Johns the Chief Justice. Remember the
word Jnor. Look well to your tickets, and turn out to
man-and glorious victory will be the result The
question whether Delaware shall shall not be on the
side of those men, who have resolve far as depends
upon hem pat down the Administration be they pure
as Angels.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-25

70 me 70 handle the pen thar my tools and shall therefore
leave tito of ny brother chips to finish the picture
II have not given the above transaction correct in de
tail ink have at least in substance for do not wish TO
set down ought malice. sign myself as really am,
practical MECHANIC.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-25
From the NcW York Times.

The epords Of Washington. Political prohigacy
has not yet been carried so far that tie words of
Washington will be gainsad even by those whose
conduct they reprove, like voice from the dead
The following picture applies well, not only to
the combination at large against the government, but
to the unjustable assemblages held at Washington
during the last session. by members Of congress, for
the purpose Of controlling all public measures, that
its force must be felt, we had almost said acknow-
lodged, by the very men to whom it applies.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-25

COMBINATIONS and as
sociations, under what
ever plausible character.
with the real design to di-
rect, control, counteract
or awe the regular DELHI
Grafton and action of the
constituted authorities, are
destructive of this funda-
mental principle Il. e. OF
republicanism and are OF
fatal tendency. They scrv'
to ORGANIZE FACTION
and give it an artyfcia
force f; to put in the place
of the delegated will o.
the nation the will OF t
party, often a small bu
enterprising part Of tn
r community"
[WAsnINGToN.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-25

PENNSYLVANIA.-Yhe DEMOCRATIC REpuB-
L1cAN meeting, friendly to the Administration OF the
State and General Goyernments,hed IN the Borough
of Chester last Saturday, was large and respectable
Indeed says the Village Record, considering the
season, (he farmers beng engaged preparing Tor r
seeding. 1.-THE meeting presented an exhibition OF
force and responsibility, cheering to the friends as
wholly unexpected to the opponents, of Mr. Adams
The editors of the Record are confident IN saying
that if the Democratic Republicans in other c"untles
will come forth with the zeal and strength OF the
party in Chester county, there cannot be reasona-
BILE doubt, but that Pennsylvania, notwithstanding
theconfdent assertionsof General Jacksons trends
will give an electoral vote favourable to Mr.. Adams.
During the whole contest. the final result whereo'
we have never entertained any serious doubt. there
has at no time been, in Pennsylvania, so clear SKY
and so favorable current, as at this hour ne
friends Of the Administration in this state, VIII De
found to be thousand where they only ''nag'n
ed to be an hundred. An understanding among
each rganization-ccncentratio OF OPINION
and unity of action, is all that is wanting to Insure
: success.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-25
FLOYD.
G { { { Z 6

las Tor TINS aumllllStra-
ton, We will turn them
out, as sure as there is Il
God in Heaven. For, by
the Eternal, if they act as
pure as the Angels that
stand at the right hand OF
the Throne of God, well
put them down.
[CoL. JoHNso N
} !! J } j ! J J
..a
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-25

" The COMBINATIONS are
nearly complete for the
election of Gen. Jackson"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-13
ytf A1uABLE RrAL HsTATr Fon SAFE.

SgY AIUABLE RfAI lS1AIE 'oh sALh.
j Arrh Il sell fv.u tracts of Land lying 10
tn county " Campbell, one containing abdul
900 8cfrs the other between . and oW sctes-
The two tracts arc separated only by ere,h.
90 the FIRST, II beug the tract on which ies
side there arc not more Than BOD acTrS of open
land, most Of ahifh Ais brcn cleared within a
it.s years There Is nov 60 clear large qt,aii
NV OF first rae Tobacco Land, nearly all Of
which hes ~ anr body. This tract lies remark
abv veil htn NJ very little un1ulated-tie water
inc and the neighbarhped healthy and agresa-
bic The inlprU, eneits are large dwelling
house Of rock. Kitchen, smoke house, ice house,
Se together with an overscer's house, aud good
tobacco houses. all efWhloh are new. OF the O.
Their trae, nearly half of II is open land, ~ ia a
hiyh state ofmprayrment. part of winch IS
flai laud oTrerg superior guGfiy There Is also
on il IN excellent Mil Site, aud good orchard
of Ell selected fruit trecs The Improvements
arr two good dwelling houses about anhalf mile
apart. with al the usual out houses attached 10
each Of them | consider il unnecessary To
describe the property in more particular man
ner, knowing that those who are disposed TO be,
will frsi yiew it-but by way of further induce
inent would state that, there Is on these tracts
a large quantity of good meadow land, which Is
certainly a considerable acquisition TO them.
All persons VINO are de5Ious Oh purchasing
The above property are particularly invited 20
call and view the same. The terms will be
liberal and accommodating and made known by
the subscriber living ON the premises about 20
miIes south from Lynchburg, and 0 southeast
from Campbell {. House.
NATHANIEL w. PAYNE.
~ Il. The above land could be conveniently
divided into smaller trncts to suit purchasers.
July 81. ctf0l
The Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer will
please publish the above advertisement once a
week till forbid and forward their account TO me
Tor payment. N w. T.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-13
IA .sfBBe.j
My a,rocrrY Store.


uraIE SUBSCRIBERS have entered INTO Go
partnership uadeI the 6rm Of JOHNSON
a. s,pE sod have taken the House recently
cce,n;ed by Nr J. Hendricks, one doorabofo
.bs street lesdsng from Martins TO Friend
Warshou.s aud nearly opposite the Banks,
,shs.re they have aud viii keep. eonstanily fof
sale suaply offrst rate Groceries and Liquors.
Among which are.
500 sacks Liverpool salt
10 iihds 81. Crnis sugar
Hhis Orleans sugar
fiefces Rice new crop
u hbls Machcfel
Il .Ihds Muscovado do.
10 Bbls Loaf aud White Sugar
90 Bays Glren Coffee, 10 Bags White do
10 D.. Pepper and lllspice
2n Boxes Windo" Giuss, assorted
5 llhd. prime Nolasses
% boxes tsunpoAdrr and Imperial Teas
IS d.. Sperm anG lillos Candies
l5e lbs Cei1on Yarn, No. 5to ~
30 kegs wrought and cut Nails. assorted
o Boxes Np.clel Raisins
90 ions finstcr
b CASKS superior Cheese
Indigo. Madde1, Copperas and GINGER
Salt prtre Gotten { trds, bur ~ Wool Hats
Coarse aud hns ohJes
Cd Jam iicl aud Antigua Rum
Cognac Brandy. 9th proof
Superior l.. T. Madeira vine
Ditto Sic aud Malaga do.
German aud Blisierea steel
Old IeDeriiTe Vine
Writing aud Wrapping Paper
Siiters, Double Flint Innblers
Tanners Oil. Stone Ware,
6lso--6Oo0 lbs Family Bacon
Our friends q the public generally are invited
70 favor us with a call before they purchase else-
where, as they will find on examination the prl-
ces and quality To compare with any in this mar
net WILLIAM JOHNSON,
BEVERLY WADE,
Fob 81. tctsoS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-13
NEW SPRING GOODS.

SrA AVID y ROBERT KYLE. IA addition Il
- ihcir tate supplies, have Just received a.
extensive aud well chosen assofialcui II 5tspl
and aue, Goods. Amongst which are the fol
loving articles:
super blue, black, and fsney cold Cloths ant
dassuperes
Superior black Grape Robes
Do do assorted
Nanlin Robes, assorted
PLAIN black Gro-de-Nap. excellent quality
Figured do do
d. do assorted
Bacl. Italian Lutcstring and Mode
satin, escorted
Grape Leesc aud Italian Grape, assorted
Marcelci shawls, new and splendid article
GAUGE and fancy silk llhltls.
Black and cold Grape Shasls
superb Lace Capcs
Tamboured Collars aud Collarets
Satins, Gauze and Lutcstring bonnet Ribbons
Gymps, assorted
Insertion Trimmings
Ladies black and white horse-skin Gloves
Do castor do
Superior Thread Laces and Edging
DO Gymp do
Bobinct Wells, Al Bobinet Lace
1ortoisc-shcl tuck aud side Combs
Imitation do do do
Pine Ivory Combs
Superior Italian Lutestiing Crayats
DO black ill. Velvet
Italian Sewing silk, assorted
Fine ] wsi aud Saddlers' SILK
Superb English Silk Vestngs
Gentemen's Woodstock Gloves
Do. Norway doe do
Black Lesaniine llhlNls.
Fine black fg'd Crasats
DO. Safccnct do
Superior Bandanna, German, and flag pocket
Hhlds.
White Domcstics, assorted
CaIicoes, DC. &c.
The above comprise a small portion of the ar
ticles just purchased in New York and Phlladel
phia, under the immediate inspection of one oil
the firm. They viii be found on inspection, IL
be OF sterling quality, and at prices far below
what has hitherto been considered 4" cheap. =
In few days further supply will be received
Feb. %.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-13
c5w27
House SERVANTS, Household and Hitch
on EMRitNrc.


YnlOR SALE At AUCTION.-Thc subscriber
II having determined TO discontinue house.
keeping, will sell, by way Of auction. on Tuesday
the 18th day of March next, the whole of his
House SERF ANTS, among which are two valu.
able ScamstrcsScs, one of which is q first rate
chhmbcr-maid a valuable young woman an
excellent Cook and uncommonly likely; one
man Cook, who is IA good gardener one female
dining room servant, and small girl who has
also been accustomed TO the house. together with
five other negroes chiefly bows. quite Young and
likely: FOR the number. the subscriber has no
hesitation in saying they as valuable IA par
Gel oincgroeS rs ever were offered for sale al any
time they ave sold for no fault, but merely be.
cause have no use for them
Al the same time he will dispose Of the whole
OF his HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI-
IURE, some of which is elegant and such as
has been seldom sold in this place, consisting in
part OF the following articles: One elegant Ma.
hogany' ode.Board; one do Sccretar, Desk Book
Cnsc and Wardrobe, GALL in one J one do set
dining Fables ON pillars upon anew plan one
very handsome lea do one do. Hair Sofa !;
one Easy Chair; Mahogany Bedsteads carved
and PLAIN; one dozen Cane Bottom Chairs. and
two Grecim Lounges TO match, Handsomely or.
namented; one dozen superior flag Bottom
Chairs, gilt; Windsor Chairs; oncclcgant CHM.
ney Mirror; Carpets; Dressing Tables and
Glasses one set OF Dining Canton China. com
plcte; one set Liverpool do. a double set of
Purple aud Gilt, Tea and Coffee China: a com.
plcte set ofIvory Knives aud Forks /; plain do. ;
large Coffee Urn elegant plated Rcam and Cas-
tors, with silver edges; plated Candlesticks /;
Silver Table, Desert and Tea Spoons one Sat
tn-wood lea Cadda elegant Brass Andirons /;
Feudersi Shovels and Iungs; Beds aud Bed
Furniture. of every description; Dam0sk and
plain Table Cloths. Together with almost eve
~ article appertaining 10 housekeeping. Also
5000 pounds nicely cured amily Bacon, and a
good mich Cow with young calf-1hc sale
will continue from day to day until the whole
property is sold.
For RENT, that elegant Two Story Brick
House and Lot, at present in the occupancy of
the subscriber, attached to which is good Gar
den. Stable, Carrage-house, Granary aud an
excellent Ice-house, all in complete repair This
House, which is admirably adapted to the COM
Portable accommodation of family or private
Boarding House, is situated on first street and
in one Of the best neghborhoods in Lynchburs
Also, for Rent, a comfortable Two Story House
aud Lot adjoining, lately in the Occupancy of
Mr. 4. Winston
For HIRE, 'ol the remainder of the year. an
excellent negro Carpenter. with a good set of
Toois,-AIso, Two valuable Negro Men, accus.
TONED to the plantation.
Terms liberal aud made known on the day of
sale. GEO. WHiTLOKCE
FEB. 10 tlctds54
<enN - l.. 4 IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-13

yRNR. ROBTBTsoN's PATENT sT01A-
~ CHIC BffILRS. - These celebrated and
well known Biiiers are composed purely Of We
getables, OF the most innocent, yet specific vir-
tues, aud are particularly recommended Tor re-
storing weak constitutions, cleansing y strength
ching the stomach, aud increasing the appetite !
they e1peI worms IN all ages, but from their sim
plcity and safety, are most natural aud ehectu-
al yirnifuge when administered children, they
are gratefully warm, and pungenty aromatic ,
they are extremely serviceable IN all seasons,
int particularly so on the approach OF warm
weather, when bilious habits experience such to-
tai loss ofappctitc; they also certain preven-
tive against those complaints SO much IN the
spring, snch as intermittent Fevers and Agues,
Dysentufes, dc. &c.
They possess moreover, the property peculiar TO
themselves, OF qualifying and arneiioratlne those
nhammatory pernieious qualities inherent IN ar
dent spirits, and so often fatal when taken IN an
empty stomach, and converts them into whole
some, pleasant, and inygorating stonachic.
They are avery pleasant Cordial Bitter, and
are recommended for the use oftayefus, as well
rs private families
A few dozen brttles ofthe above valuable Bit
ters, for sale by the subscriber Price one dol
lar per bottle. WALTERH MIDDLETON,
Feb, 20. Opposite Post Office