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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-14
Consunlptions, Coughs, Sc.

DUTLERs VEGETABLE
!
|pI~ ID INDIAN SPECIFIC, fl
Z@N\ the cure of colds, coughs, con.
L% a \NA symptoms, splitting of blood,
f6s/ anl "a \ve\ asthmas, and all disorders of
ISi yAIT 1.-The breast and lungs. The
lEk I0Ivegetabe Indian Specific has
\[A .,,sLHn.. III stood the test of experience,
V1NS&ZkHa and proved itself the most va.
VA liable remedy ever discover.
ed for the cure of Asthma,
and all diseases of the breast and lungs, leading 10
from highly respectable gentleman, will show Its
OF a year was srv-,..- 6. Hat for mp wards
breast accompanied with very bad cough and snort,
moss OF breath and every indication Tin the opinion ct
a physcian) of approaching consumption. :. Aftel
nasSinr through course Of medicine, and hndng no
relief was Induced to make trial Of Buffers Vege
table Indian Specific, and the use OF one ana ha''
bottle, completely restored me to heai.' ana na'e
remained so ever since, being upwards OF year
The celebrated DR. Cullen has taught ms that "onr
6,st attention should be employed in watching the ap
nroacb of the disease preventing its proceeding 70 an
;ncu,abIe state: and in persons OF consumPtve hab
it especially those born of consumpnVe parents: t"e
s htest symptoms OF an approaching eo"H"''po" ;.
tendedto 1"
THE specifc is obtained by extraction from herbs.
roo,, flowers plants sc when perfection In conse-
ouence of a happy combination OF the most yaluao.
herbs, sc. it becomes ba'sam OF superior '.". ~
heals the injured parts. opens the pores ana
tho disturbed nerves after the manner OF an annodyne
the obstruction of the chest ard the lungs
which constitute the disease particularly need its use
It promotes xpectoration which so constantly call.
Cd for and whist It cleanses and heals it also gives
to the tender lungs In this manner removes
hectic fever improves digestion gives strength TO
he nerves repairs the appetite and improves the sPi
rits This specific NAV always be given in saety-is
mild nleasant to the taste and found particularly use
fni in nervous and hysterica diseases
Each bill of directions contains detailed account OIL
this disease in all its different stages ana VIII DC
companied with the signature OF the proprietor III 'e'
ink. Sold by CO..,
EDWARD STA8LER & SON.
;,I,e Eairfar-street, .aierandrid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-14
Nj. MILLER & son

OFFER FOR SALE
Ann Kegs Lewis white lead
SUU 100 do Gray Pankey's tobacco, lbs
boxes do do
pound rolls superior quality
so bags Rio green coffee
100 bbls nett behring's, No I and
20 do shad No. l
10 do tsoner's oil
1000 Spanish hides of various quality
so sacks fine salt
500 bushels G. A. do
so boxes window glass, assorted
80 do white Brazil sugar
10 brown do do Ono %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-14
CHARLES BEaNETr

Gil ARIES BE a ~ EII
HAS imported by the ship Virginia. arrived here,
III nd the Cambria, at v. York, the following goods:
which are offered for sale on the tor cash,
orapproved notes, on the usual credit
Cots blankets, 5, 50 and 4point
rose do from "a to 1874
"a 5-4 and ga flushings
Extra mper6ne5lack, navy blue and steeimixed
cloths and kerseymeres
Claret and navy blue Ladies cloths
Common and superfne double milled drabs
Scho6eld' sAannels and bsses
Kerseyssnd Forrest cloths; Swansdown and toile-
nett vestings
-, 81, and So Venetian stair and passage car
peting
Shad andherring seine Irvine, in casks and bales
Shoe thread
Patent threads, assorted from No 10 to so
which with his stock Of goods hand, renders his as
sortment pretty general.
BY the ship Boston, expectedday, he will receive
Pine Apple and Double Gloster CHEESE Of first qua
|lty. If sept 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-19

CAUTION AGAINST THE USE OF FALSE KEYS
A few nights since man by the name OF Tay.
lor, was apprehended in the grocery store Of
II. & l.. Matthews, Of New York, in the act Of
robbing the money drawer. 1t appeared that
Taylor formerly occupied a tenement in the
building where the grocery is kept, and was
perfectly flmiiar with all the avenues and en-,
traces to The premises. The Messrs. Mat.
rhews had often missed articles from their store,
and change from their money drawer, without
being able TO divine in what way il could make
It's escape. They at length resolved 10 keep
watch in the store during the night. Mr.. Mat,
thews for that purpose, secreted himself in
some bye-corner. During the night-Taylor
made another visit to the place by passing
through an alley to 'he back door, when with
false key he unlocked II, and proceeded to
help himself 10 such articles as suited his FAM
cy, when NJ. Matthews suddenly sprung upon
him and secured him He was taken to the
police Office and committed to prison.
N. York Post.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-19

PRACTICE, Us. PROFESSIONS 1t will
be recollrc,-G tina, the United States Senate is,
aud has been for the last three years compos-
edof q majority opposed 10 the present admin.
tra,ion, & in der TO 10 see how little attention
has been paid to economy, We annex the fol-
lowing article from the National Journal
In the Statement, Of the expenditures from
the contingent iuad ofthe 5: nate for the pres.
en-, year, We find thst S23,s3s was paid for
printing. The alteration Of he Senate Cham.
ber Sd as 10 restore The seats 20 their former
posi;ioa, appears TO have cost the sum Of 1850.
What il haG prev ioosly cost to make it insight
" we do not at this moment rtopllect For
Caros,inc and new furniture, there also has
been an expenditure OF $4,000.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-19
TO TIE Editor Of ihe Republican; dated :
Gascoign.

NIAGARA FALLS, Nov %, 1928
Sir,-Sloping a few days at ,hls place,
certain occurrence came under my view, which
think worthy oil remark; the facts are the fol>
lowing:
On Tuesday, the 25th inst. several pieces Of
cioh were discovered hanging upon the snags
Of the rocks in different places in the apids
between Goat and Bath Islands, far balow he
bridge; many persons were esgr 70 ob ain
them, and ready to attemp, an experiment Tor
the purpose Of securing the p opeIiy. Accord
ingly, skE was procured for the undertaking,
and long line being attached TO it, il was let
dawn into the rapids from The lower end Of
Porter s. Clark's paper mill; but the atiemp in
this way 10 reach the ground where the goods
were lodged, proved fruilless, owing to the dis.
lance aud the many cddies IN the river. On
This, young man by The name Of Robinson in
lhe-employ Of Judge Porter, offered 10 take the
boa, viii ou, the line, and let himself down,
providing Any other person would accompany
him but no one appeared willing to join in
his hazardous enterpriz. He then ceca ed he
would set on, alone, bur finally Mr. Smith,
who is = rtsiden at the FAILS, concluded TO
embark with him, as one alone could avail lit
tie in obtaining the wishedfor prize. They fell
down more than City rods below the bridge
and landed safe in the ncighborhood of these
little islands near the brink ofths Falls, The
dexterity Of Robinson, in plying his boat among
the little islands, with nothing but setting pole
To- assist him. was truly astonishing: he cross
ed over TO Goat Island and back, seemingly
WITH as much ease as if there was nothing to
be encountered, or the least danger TO be
feared.
They succeeded in taking out Of the rapids
anmber Of pieces Of goods,aEd made their land
ing in triumph and in safety, a, the same place
from whence they stared
A LOOKER-ON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-19
Donald Adair.
lust published and for sale by
% A. I. KENNEDY. &c.

q A. I. KENNEDY, &c
"DONALD ADAIR,"
anovel by young Lady of Virginia.
lis better to be lowly born
And range with humble lvers, in content;
Than to be perked up in glitterng grief,
And wear golden sorrow. [Shakpent
In two volumes, price 81 so, boards.
Extract from the Prefaes-"Patrck Henry, the Prts
Of genius and the glory of Virginia, though brgh.
history and green in the memory of his coun'rmen'
has never been the theme Of novelist. Sacred 70
truth to virtue and genius he formed of the n0''
polished pillars in the temple Of independence.
Unadorned by the gilded trsppngs of fashionable
folly, unbiased by the studied philosophy Of schools;
his genius burst upon his country in all the splendid
originality Of nature. Many figured more consP'eu'
ously upon the field Of battle, but none possessed
more holy regard for liberty, q sacred love
for his country. His voice first aroused Virginia from
the slumber Of slavery and oppression, and taught ne
to exclaim, Liberty or Death" dec 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-19
FRIDAY, DECEMBER ls, 1928.
Lines ascyi6ed to tie late Professor 1 orso'

Lines ascri6ed to the late Professor 1 orSon.
From his birthstone bed, at break OF day.
The Devils a walking gone;
To visit his snug little farm OF the earth'
And see how his stock goes on
and over the hill and over the dale
He rambled, and over the plan;
And backwards and forwards he switched ms long 'a
As q gentleman switches his cane.
,,And pray, now, how was the Devil dressd'
Oh he was in his Sundays besti
Ills coat it was red, and his breecees were olue'
With holebehind which his tail went thro'
He saw Lawyer killing viper,
On dnnghill by his own stable;
And the Devil he smiPd for il put him IN ui'ha
OF Cain and his brother Abel,
lie saw an Apothecary on a white horse'
Ride by on his vGcationi
= And again he smil'd for it put him IN mlnd'
OF Death in the Revelation.
He went into rich booksellers shop,
Saysh we are both of one college,
For myself sat like cormorant, once
Hard by the tree OF knowledge.
lie saw schoolboyS acting prayers at noon,
And naughty plays at night;
And soho, Mr. Dean" he shouted, II weeh'
Nv own good trade goes right"
lie saw cottage with double coach house'
A cottage of quality;
And the Devil did grin. for his darling sin,
Is pride that apes humility.
lie saw swim down the river, with wind and tide,
A pig with vast CELEBRITY; ,,
oh !, ca, its own throat and he thot all the while,
of England's commercial prosperity
lie PASSED Co i'd. Bath. Fields and saw
solitary cell; .
Aud the devil he paus'i. for it gave him hint,
For improving the prisons OF hell.
He saw n turnkey in trice,
Fetter a troublesome blade;
Nimbly. quoth he, do the fingers move,
If a man is but used to the trade.
lie saw the same turnkey unfetter man.
With but little expedition;
which put him in mind of the long debates
On the slaye-;rA,!e sooltion.
He saw Gen SO burning face.
Which put him into 4 CONSERVATION;
So he HE'D TO his lake. for by slight mistake,
'zRss N tE6akki q his dsiShtss. Victory ics,c"
And her dsrlng babe, Taxation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-19

EDITORIAL MATIER.-A late Michigan Sem
tinel has tie following for the sum total of its
editorial matter FOR Que week:
"Where Is The key TO the buyyiag ground, In
answer 10 the above question, we STATE, for the
Information of all concerned, that it is left, for
the present, in the hands Of the Presiden, of the
village.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-19

A meeting OF the friends of the ColonizaIdI
Society was held in Richmond on the 18th lla.
at which Judge Marshall presided.
MT uffIEqKDE IesSH9Ssnss WEE IS TemsS
10 the present meeting thar the great obirc,
which induced the establishment of this and
and the other Societies in Virginia, auxiliary
TO the American Colonization Society. would
be more effrctualIy advanced throughout this
Commonwealth, by an Auxiliary S ate Socey,
to be composed Of a parent insli ution il is
city, and such suxlliaries thereto, rs may here.
after be fprmed:
Be ii therefore hesolUed, That COMMITTEE b:
appointed to amend the Constitution Of rhi,
Society, and that the same shall hereafter be
called 1.-The Colonization Society ofVignia"
On motion Of Mr.. Burr, the following res,
olutioo was adopted:
RESOLVED, That in conformity wi h the recon-
menhation OF the Annual Report to apply to
the General Assembly at this session, TT alI,
the Managers be instructed TO prep,ie AID pre-.
sent Memorial for that purpose.
The following officers were then applnled
John Marshall, Presidents; J.mes AIadi,cr,
James Monroe, Jamrs Pleasants, John Tyler,
VIM. II Fizhugh, Gen. VIM n. Bro dnsl,
Hugh Nelson Briscoe Is ldwin Philip Dojd'
ridge, VIM Maxwell, John F. May, ard Dr.
Thomas Missile, Vice Presidents; Berj Bran,
Treasurer. WT. Barrett, Recording Secretary
John Rutherford, Corresponding Secresry
VIM. II Fizwhylsonn, Robert G. Scott, IIsN
Nelson, John H. Eustace, James BI,ir, VIM.
Crane, David |. Burr, James Z Heath, Niche
oas Mills, James Caskie, Thorn {. Howard,
and FIemminr James, Managers
AMERICAN ARTIsrs.-Tn The London Literary
Souvenir for 1929. which has just been ree'i,
ed here, is beautiful engraved 7orIa,t Of Sir
Walter Scott. 1t is not a little remarkable
that the painter and epgraver are both AmerI'
cans, and TO both is awarded high msasu.
Of praise by the London critics. G. R. leslie.
Esq r. A. is the painter, aud NJ. J. Douforhp
Esq. Of this city, the engrayer. We owe much
on the score Of national honor to our artists.
" I Post.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-19

Tie following tables, which have politely
been handed 10 US for publication, may prove
interesting and useful 10 the mercah'i'e eo"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-19

;sfof Yessszs in The United States Nnay
in Commission during the gear 1928
NETHERLANDS STATION;
Delaware "a, c .;"es march. w. !" 0'''>'
[Caot. ] Downes,- The whole
Constitution "a, c BOSTON On, about b; Isl July
SN,s Com. Hunter, the whole
Ware, "a. Master Com. Kearny, same.
<Mas. Com Parker, sailed I'm.
Fairfield 49, New Yo'k in August.
po,,o;se 10 IT, I. H. Bell, the whole year.
| The Souod,on will remain the same curing
the next year, with The exception Of tue >o"-
| stitulion.
PACIFIC STATION.
Braudywine Al, Com. J. Jones, the whole year.
Vmcennes 10, Mas Com. Finch, same.
Dolpbin -. Mas. Com. Rousseau, same.
Daring the mex, wear, the Squadron will con-
sist Of the
Guerrero a., Ca.,ain c. c. B. Thompson.
ST. Louis ls. Master Com. Sloa'.
Dolphin -. Lieutenant Zanzinger
BRAZIL STATION.
Coon J. Biddle, arrived at
Macedonian &c. Norfolk in Oc,obtr.
} Mas Com. Hoffman, will re-
boston io'S turn early in the Spring.
The Squadron mex, year will consist OF the
Hudson a, Commodore J. o. Creighton.
Vandslia Is, Master Com. Gallagher.
WEST INDIA STATION.
COMMODORE CHARLES G. RIDGELY.
N,,cbez 10, Mas. Com. Budd, whole veal
Erie IS, Mas Com Turner, same
Hornet Is. Mas Com Claxton, same.
SMas. Com. Morgan, sailed in
Grampus -, 1t. Lalimer, The whole year
e. Adams ,sa s,! has IS l slry, ''' aeS
Shark l2,1 Tor me COAST o, h'r"a' s"u
thence 10 the Yves, Indies
The Squadron will remain ne rly or quite ths
same during the year
EXPLORING EXPEDITION.
Peacock ls, Master Commandment Jones.
By the general estimate, it appears that there
will be required for the Macy during the year
1929, three millions six thousand two hundred
and evenly dollars and fl y>nine cents, il
| addition 10 the unexpended balances that may
remain on hand on the LIST day Of January, 1929
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23

CISE-Um Middleton, aged about 80 years.
for the last years, had seven large sLoUGHING
ULCERS ON his body and limbs lie was on a
Journey from Georgia TO the eastward and had
been subject TO the treatment of many physicl-
ans between Savannah and this CITY, but the dis
ease stiIl progressed IN spite of all their efforts
consequent emacation ensucd, from the long and
severe pains which he experienced, and the ulcer,
discharged freely O thick offensive matter-almost
indispensable, which prevented him from proceed
ug further than this city; he gave zap all auucipa-
uouS of ever reaching home again. and began to
assume @ deadly aspect, Notwithstanding most
excellent medical advice was rendered a few
weeks after his arrival, he came under the notice
of Mr. Potter, and Immediately commenced using
the Cath0icon; I'M about two weeks there was a
mltsuaI change M the appearance of the ulcers,
and the eXcruciatiug pains, which harassed HIM
from the commencement OF the disease. were par
TALLY removed and his general health and strength
improved daily. I'm eight weeks more he was
perfectly restored TO health by the use of the Ca
hohc0u. the ulcers Were healed, the violent pains
entirely lorsook him; he pursued his Journey, sui
iar.ng mo- inconvenience whatever
a number of respectable individual are ac
Quamled with the above facts, 20 whom reference
may be had by applying 90 D.. W. POTTER
Philadelphia, October 10th, 1897.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23
400 Acres.
HOVViS
PATENT CORN sHELLER.

"AVING purchased the Right to the
above Machine, for the counties ofBrooke,
Ohio, Tyler, Monongalia, Harrison and
Preston, l am ready to receive and execute orders
for the same. This machine, for expedition IN
Smelling, Is mequaled by any other now IN use;
and unlike all other inventions for that purpose,
instead of dischargng both corn and cob in the
same place, it casts the cob to considerable dis
lance from the shelled corn. The quantity Of corn
sheIled by 1t in a given time, so far exceeds that
sheIled by any other with which it has been com
pared, that it has in many cases been adopted and
others cast aside, as appears by certificates now
in my possession. The Public are, however, re-
quested to call on the subscriber, examine the
machine, witness It's operation, and satisfy them
selves. JAMES. f. KING.
Wheeling, March, 10, 1925.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23

For these twen,y-sX years past have been
.abouag with q VIOLENT COUGH, SPLITTING Of
BLOOD, dc. and a general debility, prevailed over
ms SYSTEM bur, more particularly IN my breast
became So helpless from the emacaton that
ln was only q burden 20 me;-had seepless
nights in consequence of the PAIN and tickling
cough-no appetite that would enable me TO use
sufficient uourslment Co support my frame, and
reduced 90 such am extremity that the skim was
corrugated. and seemed TO De fast to ms bones
I'm fact Z expected for no other relief than DEATH
I commenced Potters Cathohcon, and by the time
I had taken the third bottle I was perfectly re-
Fevei of the hauass.ug and distressing complaint
Ms age IS % wears. HEIII BAIILE.
Pine street, between Sixth and Seventh SIS.
Phla3elhia Oct nth, lc27
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23

WINDSOR CHAIRS with great variety OF SIT
ICES, CRADLES, Common Windsor and ARR,
CHAIRS.
They would also inform the Public, that they
have considerably extended their business. and
have taken that large and commodious building,
lately occupied by Messrs. Bayard and Frasiel,
where they also intend keeping general asor-
ment of the above work.
~ B. All orders, thankfully received, ano
promptly attended to.
January 2nd, ls23 Its.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23

Iof disease which It appears, she could not have
survived, but, Or the timely use Of your medicine
Abou+ nine or ten months after the above cure
mas performed through some exeruOn Mrs. L.
,'...t,l.I i Mood vessel. from the loss Of blood,
,,l .n,etife She was again reduced so low, that,
~ l,tsr4,ng nbvsician deemed "A consultation
,,,,ld h. necessary. which, accordingly was held,
AMI tbe, ,rere of opinion she could survive, but
!, c.v. hours longer. immediately administered
rbe C9thoFcon. bearing IN observation, 'ihat as
I0nq AS there IS lite hope remains, to the aston
shment of aH. who had come as II were to wit
ness her death the second dose, which was taken
gbo,,f haitian hour after the FIRST etecualy stopped
fbe bleeding of the vessel; and IN few days she
was Tor the second time, mIraculousy cured.
Another instance Of the peculiar mertsot tins
medicine alsowitnessed, VIZ. the case Of my son
U1giQu The rETTER made IT'S appearance, and
completely covered his body, and behind his ears
tho pustUlos behind his ears discarged watery
b1mour thar eycoriated the parts which It passed
over and formed INTO ulcers; he was greatly ema-
cated-reduced % mere skin and bOne-had sleep
less uights-resdess DAYS. m fact the torments of
ths disease were ndescubable. The most APP
proved remedies Were employed from the COM
meucement, and strictly followed but without
aLeylatng his miseries. Again, 1 successfully
administered the CathoGcon, he was restored
and remains IN perfect health TO tins day.
From the wonderful effects OF your medicine in
the three foregoing cases. most certainly deserves
the attention of the afflicted. Those who have
been relieved by It's use, as wen as every member
of society, should AID in the diffusion OF so great
a discovery. ! ann very respectfully yours,
T. j. Q.
No. Al PUne street.
Tn Nh W D. Pnner PhLIadenhia.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23

lhi9 ALIiD i-'t ' s-'o- -' -'.
e'@ J'r DA 1I,. s.+IS pass
N. u9.t .,.-fgrf.rq-y of qar.s.t or m0a.ra
netr.
,.
~ % preparation mas n0Ine sucn cele1il-
ID ~. as -n alternatives and i.s innocent qli..-
ties have been acknowledged oy lAe eA9e-
reucc of thousands ln using One Ca,nodcoa p
restriction m l.ef IS nos rfqurcd nor does DC ln-
,euupt the patient pursuing the ordinary aFJ-l-
lions of business
in NiYa's E'iL or soS'.'-,, 'l,''',, -, y. .''
r,u. rryra COMPLAINTS. ULCERS. WHITE swEl-
rISes. sYPWrs m i,s secondary stage INni'as-
TIoy, Sc &c tne Cainohcon mas oeen most
coasp.coolsy -'e.-i U -,o us 1e1- [g' o''
' ag .,-.,,,-,t,., ,l-,ts.i ~, .l,a
49,. y, viS,lb hrs Is -scommerIsi
E. ...r t,.. ,lr.r desirable blooms thlf cam be-
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23

september --tn, l--I.
Dear Sr.-Iuurcs<cd bv an ardent desire ro
contribute f1 the lUeyia.i0l of such rs may be
grooming mde. disease. ann mDelej Co furnish
You with me- following co-eihciCnt proofs OF the
value of yom celebrated Cathohcon.
AIrs. @. was for twelve months afflicted with
LIvER Complaint, She discharged large qumu-
ties of blood. by which She became much emlcr
Ued ana entirely confined 90 her 5ed.-She re-
.e3 Obs advice of two eminent Physicians
,leir endelyors OBJ arrest los progress were
.nced. finally, one OF them declared her mcg
and that She could not live u.l next morning
cured some Of your lcgcfabe Cat,olc3i
xii. fo Dor "lrs operation was bike
tw weeks She was perfectly cured
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23

q. 3 =. PnLLnnE.

Respectfully inform their friends and thepublc
% general, that they have just received from
Phlldephil, and are now opening one door North
off, VI. Thompson Store Main Street. Wheeling
a large and splendid assortment of BOOTS n
SHOES, of all sorts and sizes. consisting OF
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23
nOBERT DAVIS, CABINET Max

m OBERT DAVIS, CABINET Max
10 ER and 'PHoLsTEREE respectfully informs
the Citizens ofWheelng. and the Western
Country az large. that he has recommended hiS
business. at his Old Stand on Main Street next
door to Mr. Cunningham Chair Mandatory,
where they can get supplied with all kinds Of FAN
CY WORK. IN his line.
~ Country Cabinet Makers can be supplied
with Carving at the shortest notice.
1.-Two Apprentices wanted tothe above bust
ness.
WheeIing. January 26lh. ISIS. 5-ts.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23
.OLD By TIE PRINCIPAL DRUGGISTS
N THE UNITED ST4TES

I| lL I"
By lss3c Thompson. corner OF 81 and Market
Robert pel-1I ir corner of 81 and Market
r. DO DyoU come o. 81 and Race.
Samuel T. Guthl, Do, corner of cth and
Chestnut Streets
M NJ ZoLckoIor corner of OH and Pine.
Fullerton a. CHN0n. Market street.
n WCdmocz corner of 9Th and Cal.0whl
Thomas Evans. corner of Sd and Spruce,
S. T. Sheppard 80 l07 south 9th.
p Williams. corner of 2j and Almond
r Croven corner of 9th and South
George Meu0-. corner of 4h and Ualuut
Budd Hesl corner of 3j and Walnut.
Thomas Cave corner OF 9th md Market.
Edward PRYOR. Northern Dspeusary
"A. MI 81 E H.. Cohen Market street,