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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03

Honde and Lot and Gar1nne in Fra7cc I - drt \ JaS
PROPOSES 10 the friends the o. tho II APE
VI IN tue United States, Subscription, which is rny oen
MI a. L. VII engage furnish Subscribers with their Cifauc
~; Roots before the first ct 0rchpsT and forward them free
oeNens TO the dtccent cities where n, lists shall
have been opened The Roots will c three years Old and viii
podc" considerable iit the time OF their
boxes with some Of the ORIGINAL soil in which have t,-u
rFd which VII greatly facilitate tlic thriving ii the Roots
When tra1Spanri.
Orders vii - p''nc;uay attended! 90. tic su'rihrs icg
ru+ The quantities and species Vine Roots they
wish n frve They will vay for iCar) or more
nj TIE rate ri ia cents for each Root les. than 1000 a, the
ra'a Of - cents AMI - per for less than 20 Roots
o"y oil, salhc paid for of cents each
tor Rs' orrnor" ~ cents for lns tan 1000 and cents for
lrsS nan 20 Roofs
Payment to he made on delivery Gr Roots Letters ro,
received Unless postpaid
o. Subscription Lists arr ogrrrd- d. Sem Io~l ,v'f NJ
poH;s loubat, 81 Nal-irc; Bos'oD, +. Coglaud Jun
.1i5aaY T. ANEicbnc'; Fb,h,ecrho ya, Ariuac fHaor,
willard Rhoale. HasSin;,o,, C5,y WiI,n la,To Eli"oS
Davenport, Allen & Go Sor1u,ot Hall Sl,n,~ & 'Tuptnr
Ns,@ ORIGINS, Foster s. Hut'mg C7osiesfoH f. Is r. Strcc
Nh ) Locnsr's rooh OIL tic Curr Of Tho cr7r~ yc, ami
IN the oIasinE OF Wine, may nc found ITO rjurra' Boo
sellers o the United States and his Aeru'- ID ' t},r,a
(gro'is) n Subscribers
c,ohsuc Of Grape Y"c Eoo MAT Mr. 1o~p,r j,7rr-ee
Tie following erccas ars sccc,cs s ;r tc o ,o~ o
which is lcn to s1bicrihcr&
Ta5c; 1yYes. ar for. mixing Yr,et U7nr 7,urre-1 All.
10. Melting, or figrt;) d. S-vco- Gulant = 7Iga, G.
% Frontman T. NIUradeiic from tic river lott E. Malvos:r
= iofay 10, Syr'am II, ConsIanta; ~ M1IagaRrot2
arca Nmcat H. NEavniic; IS, PED Foot (cl Eouc) G
Black I!amboura II. Constants. '''
tnr Ei"-WmrrsIa, Auycrgnat ~ Blanq,c'oc n TooI.
Dc Rene - BUrndy ~ mcgil1n - Nadcr a. T{orIrr
l1s ~, Iicardan: 80 Chaos-cI T5ng. - Cr,rt ~
Ar,cr-ia'; 81 St Jear s., Joroin SO. MC,mc s. PrS,
g. rntanicr 30 Icniurcr d., Bourgnan H. Eou,oiII,t
Tor tFe ra6ls ogjr-WHrr4i, Cfa..cls fror, Tors:rr
neau:) a. 20 Golden IS, Do Cracking: H. J., Musk; da
lpse at lezarac az DO Small Ferries % Do. (orr r~,
II Nuzcm Rouge -, Muecat (ir,: - Ts,r,c DO - I,
mas Of pTsIc'. -. La..J lI5- del:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03

sid county 10y Henry Hull Gwen under my hand the l,n
/ oay vi Aug 1873 r. y. FLETCHER.
Eian&3s,,, Ia Aueusf2O h 1928
Gentlemen ct hc Committee In letter received.
yo,f % say mat m ,le year 1924 had ienr
sdental election and whenever tic subject of preference was
for Mr. Crawford AMI renc,nber distinctly 10 have hssr the
General say (peraps than once) Cen Zach SON va;
say, that SIr Adams his second CHOICE, JUST in o Tos
but was under the impression during tie pendcay OF ,iu,
Adams Gen sicCovs second choice this colcison W,
drawn from The conversations when had with the General OF.
that subject. Ions respectfully, c. MASTERS.
Thus is clear from your letter 10 Dr. Crayens and
from rnur conversations with Mr. Ii. Hail, few DAYS
before the election of President by Congress, when it
was peculiarly yo'r duty to Inform Yourself you were
or opinion that all fair Adams would be the Pre-
sident anu most lii;y without the aid OF Virginia,
the story OF cor-up. bargain and sale cali Guf ana
NONSENSE that kremcr was "sorry member" that
Jackson was chad man,, Military Chiet,a, dan
gerous man violent in disposition. conduct
ana! charaG"r, and totally uni. for president. You
retained these Impressions after your return from
congress IL the spring of 1922 and after Mr.. Clay
m accepted the office Secretary, your declarations
10 inc contrary Notwi;hs! aiding. Your treatment 30
your Trend Dr CravCnS has been dsinncnucus, Won
endcaynnr artrully, to hol linn uD 20 popular odinn
Tor committing the outrage. Ia you call it, Of disclosing
4 private ani confidential correspondence when by
your own showing it was obviously Intended by your
sen Tor puhc inspection You state - recolicct t-
wing written Dr. CraVenS letter about tic time this
extract Bears date, at his iacN q, ite subject Of
0n"'" 20 tFertS Now General is it moi the veriest |
icf'atiOn In you, 10 pretend 10 call such letter urj-
Vate correspondence. 4 letter written by i Repre-
sentative at the request hs constituent OF the cha
racter OF public men, pnf.c measures uni passing
pubic events, such letter entitled TO claim the sane
non oil private COrrcspoufcnce!!! You lest Won
certainly Jest General. Bat becomes YOU to LOOK
l!tflc grave and mysterious" lest voilr numerous
iirn'S should produce letters OF *i,ilar Import wit,
Ten before, and long since Mr.. C!ays acceptance cl
the Secretary.
The Jackson Executive Committee -. Pen /
dset"n have taken the liberty address TO YOU, the
above REMARKS, from "a Of duty 20 themselves
and TO tir fellow ci'21s ri the rst rict YOU repre-
SEM. ~. HOPKINS : :. =. y =
August y, 1898.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
an, y

CIRTlS IS happy IN being axle 10 ay thai his Summary
t'" ol!"Ts cOvcr "ces Tor Instruction.,
equal 10 those that Is. iord any Iar Institution IN
trsna Every branch OF Education usually tudrd lourg
iad:'S VIII here he taught y instructors tnae and cna
thoroughly furnished Tor their work. Interested in the pros
psFv and usefulness Vi tie Seminary Bat the object
'S aTertise;rcl IS, inform friends counr tina;
We an most cordially rcOnncn! tic uu;crlgi care 81, Mr.
brooke the Superintendent OF Boarding Department. those
iou5 ladies who be from home for iai. Education
, ITEMS FER SESSION nf,>rI,::
i4Tard' washing ana Lo!-ng, SIS 90
l u.iinn III all tie Necessary bTaTrciles 20 90
French, lai'n, Greek taiun., !. 30
49, Payable i'll aayancr Music - CTS. !cr son
he du.S % this Seminary VIII be resumed hr 2a, inst
EFrtrfAcls--cv WIN j. Armstrong, Rav Seo.,en Jay ior
lion YIN Eroct"noro g Joseph Tate, and WIN g. Pendle
ION FSTs RcHmo"d; Fey. !. :. ArniSic Ctrlfr;~; Pew
: H. '..i.n Fry,hssrg; d. j. II. Rice, Prince Eb,gard
JurG.
sep: , we
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03
CowMcNgcA7Eo ron THE 3VHr,;.
\ CARD TO "MANLIUS."


Tou uill, doubt not sir, he little startled when
tell you, that, whilst the Editors of the Enquirer
ItonIng their remarks your communication in their
paper Of the 22nd instant. il which they say, in rla
lion TO the transactions othe Ball 1.-THE Letter o. DR.
Watkins, exposes this port Of Judge Williams state
mcnt and strips it ofa!l its force they in pos
session, (snd had been ten twelve days) ola com
muncaiion, forwarded to them in consequence Of and
immediately after tho publication Of the said letter in
The Virginia Advocate, informing them and the public
that Or. Watkins had IN the estimation of the neope
oFths county. Albenlrie) generally, forfeited all pre-
tensions whatever to crcdih;ty, the character OF
gent!cLNan thus using his Name and his letter ioi
poic@L cEct, whilst holding IN their hands, and with
holding from he public evidence Of Tho entire worth
l5sness ofhotIrtran#nttnd 20 them by responsible
person. in his own proper namc--a person who has
never, they informed, mingled in the unllnp-
py controversy which Is now agitang the conniry to
its ccntre-who had 10 idea ofcrirpinatng General
Jackson, defending Judge Williams. hut who was
reluctantly unpcci, By sheer Of duty. TO
ton hs c'low-citzens N distance against Testimony
not entitled 20 crcdiblity.
Gearing the matter to yourself, and the people"
| am &sc. &c.
MOI MO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03

Shts.,1 , Aift-by virtue decd executed
Dv ih"has Oliver 10 the subscribers, certain
to'aTv 1923 duly recorded il the county Hanover
we snail proceed TO sell, for cash. public auction on the me-
MISE or Thursday, the I'd day ofOcober 1922 at II oc6c
io acres OF land, more or less with good dwelling and al
Convenient Ont houses attached thereto whcreon said Thomas
Oliver now resides lying and being the county of Hanove-
ana Jonng tie lands OF Martha Tmberakc John r. Green
anu also tie remain Part OF said land lately nrrcasp
ov MARY tanison The title n the above mention ca land Is
believed to c ndspa,e, but shall only convey such ,h
rs Is N'.leo m us John TYLER, ~
AUTSC-St WAI rYREE I Trustees.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03

Nosa ANNA.-lic subscriT las recently IatennIIc.I,
IN :nn the numerous applications tha, have been made os
ma PURPOSE to sand his horse Johanna, fall his
nr'r staud (ialt Sink ito the 10th of Sep
tentcr, and terminate on the 10th of November next
twenty-five dollars for the season. PAYABLE on TIC
Isl January neyi, with dollar groom for each mare
Insurance forty dollars, and kept twenty-five cents
DAY ltage gratis, though from the rc1cJ drought vou,a
moi De deemcd sufficient oiiIsclL JNO. III. BOT"TS
Aug 80 s,
The "e.s5urg Inegencc and Political Arena VIII plea.
uset7 ,te above ur six times ' ,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03
~ BE- Dr0aen on .AondGy, the 9th September.
VIRGINIA. sTATA T,OTTRRx,
For the benefit OF the
Dismal Swamp Canal CompTpv.
100 TICKETS ONTY
5,O51 rrizcs.
o,t39 Blanks.


attended 10.
Whole Tickets 81, Halves .. Quarters J.
package Of fifteen whole, embracing the is nuu,Srrs
ROW 10 %, (Which Of necessity S2I) can be
had fr SbO-Shares Of packages in the proportion
certificate Of whole package can be had for $50 SO
do. Of Shares ia proportion Send your orders to
YATES & MINTYRE
'-' y Asrsgs.S
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03
OK C.4SH FOR WiJEII'

t subscribers VIII pay the highest price WHEAT,
uclcd m this city, or III convenient landings
lvtT ihcv viii also crops he delivered all
es OF September and October, and will receive Wheat
" "lyg TIE price with the privilege Of Slim at any
li,c Sioie the lst day Of November next. <
Aur D--ntif cHnr,,, my
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03

E.ir. in sar.run On tie morning ofhr 23G nj, bc p, pc,.
!:N" ''"hGt, ofthe sors Of tho Methodist Ep,scoll
ut IN The sd year OF his and 38t Of MS
oS az ON the evening of the dav, in the narc
M rv >,'N II NnrnsoN in lie III, year Of his age and III
\SSnt o. 10" Colonization S,cir:v Liberia.
.ns|nc'sH Departed this f suddenly
,n oLc goth ult Mr. RoRHnr SAMPSON, az Gcochand county,
Va ihr circumstances attending the un:imcy his
u'E VIOLIN citizen not less remarkable than his dis
Using Ait" avirg returned from the tolls of tfa' day his
Gwer ne rcpaiIo! IN his well for the purpose obtaining
r'K OF water, finding arrangement IFS fixtures
cotv"ng 10 adjust them, when pi nk otter thing upon
men ne resff gave wa. and p-rcp;tated him lis
1oS, instant death was the result To those vino knew Mai
Sampson useless clCr!sr him. for they who
mn h'i have his best ei1 deeply craven their afic
hearts let be sufficient say tli in him combined those
NceeIlt qualities which commanded the respect of all who
knGw him. As husband, he was kind ana aTeconate as
i'ief tender and exc npary master provden and ndul
gent anu TO The and Distressed he charitable and
riG et his friends weep Dat remember tie corn
HOE a CT Ta.kid 30 die, and console themselves with plea
SIR hope tina: he has gone ui ,is iabous in tie bosom
OF. his God. Communicated
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03

"a oIiC E-Nhcrcas my wife May has aisconded from
ne the subscriber in New Kent County, without any ics,
ase and desire her beyond every thing else sln
prIloiG painful il is neccssated publicly foryan
py 90 oswn all and every from
M or suffering her stay within their DOORS under penalty
10y tiw III such and also from contracting any
, o! whatsoever her. without my consent,
@ m determined not to pay any such debts for have just
10 Deiieye She viii tmoush the persuasons ofmy eneIas
tice. " ft,,,sEistI - s' 1Sr ~ e.
Aur - - W. Si'S-',:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03

"a tisiiiEp b" the Rev. tcphnn Ia, or, cu Wcncs'ar
~ 4i' ait the le" Wrt;r,N l. ARMSTRONG, Pastor OF tie
' iI's' 'ran Church al R.cmoi Miss >prorTs C.
youngest daughter C The ate Srulc. Peasants Ms civ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03
TlIE SHADE OF CLOPTON.
Hinoser, .fVg11St 80.

f1c' "hcLo4--Thc following response TO ti!s rem
fitnans letter, Is from the Anti Jackson Committee
OF PeHdIttor. ci:hc counties Of the Generals mis-
represented District 1t is bold witty, caustic, and
presume to think, unanswerabe upon the nIatters
OF TACT which i contests with the General. L is es-
'a5ished by the statement under cath, of Ne1yrs
Johnson, HUI and Masters, that Jackson was the
Generals last choice ut the former clcction-that
Adams was his secondhand HAT Ie aud tho rc,, cf
the Virginia Delegation, wore prepared to vote for
Mr. Adams, (a:ter we presume they had complied.
with Instructions by voting once fer Craw6rd.) But,
they were prevented, by The election of Mr. Adams
at the first ballot. Notwithstanding this strong evi-
dona@, the Gcn"roi says Mir. Adams was his last
choice End l,a' h. had made IN his mind toyo.c for
Crawford, Until Sd March at midnight. Certainly.
the lcvity with which great men make assertions i,
one tho most singular Textures Che times
REPLY TO GENERAL, WILLIAM MCCOY
Tic hntl Jackson Executive Conn aiitcC for f, conn,
" Pfndioton, liav" with rerrct votr Address IN
Mr. Wermann. pub.i.bcd in the ''Rockjnohan,
" cnk'I NcriStcr' the 25tlI Of Juiy last. Their
TCrre oriS' ,c merely from, tho consideration tho
yon arc thcir rciGhhor, their fellow citizen Of tn.
saToc county and the personal friend OF many them
hnt from considerations connected will the rosoccfa
h!Hy The happiness the snfcty and thc prosperity Of
fbclr common countrv Central Won have lorc, rc,,
resented large and respectable district in Corcross
of which tho county of Pcndlef9r constitutes rIor4
respect for ourselves compelled us To tYnat 1,m with
rNfpcct rs public fnctionpry so long rs Won e,,s
t1incd tairT prablh public character But. Con
cr1l. The tlrrr his arrived WHOM wt can no lon
GER hold you IN estimation as 4 public servant. we
can no l7n@cr respect yeu in tla character ofa Rcn
ren"rfatr". Private considerations, personnel rr
gard, social cgtcc. mus Weld TO the irnpcrios man,
dates of public duty, which iropc Us TO tell you that
now consider you totolly unworthy ortic conf
dcDcc VIC have hitherto reposed in Won. We have
arrived ~ this conclusion after mature deliberate
ond patient examination ofvour public conduct, and
fhc evidence YOU have o ola want Of capacity for
publ scr r". Inc n,loHiar as. opon~ liz, ~:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03
SUBSCRIPTION

M Il. AErHONSE LOUBAT Ia
~ wing considerably enlarged his VINE
AID, Oh LoSC-lsiANn. wirr: ne now has,
IN iuil cultivation, Idirfy-fu9 .Acres of
GroHnd, containing 1900 Grape Vine
Roots; having also the peculiar advantage
OF beng enabled TO procure the h,'st species
OF lioots from his Fathers extensive Vine
yards and Nuryeties. III the Districts Of Ror-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03
a. u. JAMES & CO. it B,se.r faye ,lrsisot
,hos'iy Sy recent arrivals rou new York the follow i


DRY t.OOES:
tfhiack Italian hisrings, very he,vy
hiaH, black and royal purple double to.onccs
yam and watcrcd srcs dc nap vl,,os, cycry color
ir,n and white checked and figured silk for bonnet,
Slih figured Mandarin and plain attn evan,,pes
i!Nn AMI figured black Mandarin and Nankin Graves
i'iacs and coored Nankn crnpe robcs
50 and 10 inch black Italian crayats
Eich figured gauZe and silk htlks
!->tEd hne black Italian grapes and Grape DO.
81 and 81 LACK marino h5rbaz;ne
Sand l.: undrcsSed IRISH linens, soft finish
az long lawns sualy fine
u y, and lu tanaShs, diapers, and ii,nask nvlKhIs
81 Irish S.ectncs
tt" and black vu,yCt cloths
siCtt mkt. olive, brown claret aud rsacn do
Oxford and Steel mix. satne,
Iirr, mkt, and cloth blue do
49, White gau2e and reruo flannel
an lv other articles which il is deemed 10 cnnc
goh wiI simply cmalk, that they have hand iarer
gee 't assortment Of SIope ant fu,cy Dry Goods wbG
~ DC sid III the lowest market prices, their Usual enus
sept wlyv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03

The Bos:on papers announce among Ill, Distinguish
Cd visitors 10 that city at present, Mr.. Speaker Ste
vcnsDn, and Maj. Harry Lee. Hunph!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03

Mr.. Fitzaldge and tie Colonel" say, that ati ,c
SANDER and forgery are Ill againat JacAson. Mr.
fitzfndgc made q 'Rentc' exception, CT the Eas
Room letter, Wn. +. II. Woods forgories, and her
and there u lie Of Duf's and others.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03

Is it not surpriaing that Mr.. Itzfadgo and some Of
lis ncighbors, who have holy horror Of '.rapacitS
for Office and such ardent admirers c the dec
rinc of rotation, &ouid hang or With tie tcnacty
Of glue, to tire offices in their posscs.ion? DC, lIr.
Fitzfudgc-e:plain this phenomenon
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03

Gen. Mccoy acknowledges, tirat being "altogc-
tler ignorant OF Krcmcrs ''publc and private cha
racter," he yet undertook to pronounce him sorry
fellow Is IT not poSsitc, that he has Judged the ad-
HllnstratiON with equal injustice and rGshncss2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-19
Something New.

Extract Of letter written " respectable Cen
tlcman residing in Baltimore to the 'h'cIieer'
VINO deems 1t MS duty thot 20 Tnauthorize ed, TO iav
it before cubic Withholding the writer's name,
for particular re:ereuce. should any req"iref per
soualiy SAM n, z. LEE.
BoLtimore .3ugust lSth. 1875.
Dot III T. Lee New London, Conn.
Dear Sir 1T is now upwards OF twenty years that |
have Ised your Ner- London Bilious Pills m my family
ana always found them efficient pun gati,e IN al
most every description of disease, and believe they
ed manv lone doctors bill bv their early and time
~ use found their accustomed certainty to
in their oper alton and effects until within few
months past and haviog since then been sadly disaP
pointed in every instance Of usirs them, began to
conclude that you had made your fortune. and had
abandoned their manufacture TO mercenary and IN
fathiIl hands Under this impression, sccidently
an Advertisement OF yours in New York news
paper designating spurious limitations from your own
manufacture by having written signature TO each
bill OF directions. and that in instance were the
limitations signed with pen and ink, although per
feet copy IN every other respect Finding those had
without this test, began suspect that all was not
iI medicine well in politics and called at Sc
veral OF our apothecares for your pills. with
ten signature | found many without that test. but
none with It, until came to the Messrs KEERLS'
who assured me they had them direct from YOU.
procured box and on using them. found the same ct
fects from them had always experienced, and am SO
mach reioiccd finding myself in possession OF
medicine highly prize that cannot in justice re-
rainfTom giving YOU this information.
Some thirty years ago, was cured oil heavy and
distressing cough, by medicine know by the name
OF rnrlnston's Balsam, but that article, NOW MADE
hy everv shop bowl is more like the old mixture,
than ydust is ike super fine -four. hope and trust
sir for the benefit Of mankind, that your valuable me
dicine will be perpeuated in its original quality, aid
that ner cenary limitations be frowned upon by an
insulted community. | am, sir, your friend &c.
GTTo avoid the Imposition of Counterfeits and spu
rious limitations, related above the purchaser mas
only TO examine the bill of directions covering each
box and ifsisned at foot ia nv own hand writing i'm
sneiistey under my printed name thew are genuine
and prepared hy me: bit il only the printed name Is
affixed, they spurious and to he avoided. 10 atX
INV written signature would b. Forgery and convic
ton yo,.Ii be states Prison.
IL. p LEE, Sole Proprietor
sEPA fresh supply OF the above genuine Pills
is Just received, direct from the proprietor, and
Tor sale, wholesale and retail, al the Store of
EDWARD STA3LER * SON,
Apo,LecaTies and Druggists, Fairfax ST. Alexa.
dec SIN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-19
GeNrge =. NoNsh
y ing large and Ssasonoo'e .1Ss0''"''"'
DRY GOODS

upe. slack. blue. olive mixed anu gree n, .sss;.
~ assimeres Hanneis hnseys and low Pr.eeu cnrn.
netts, super mixed and blue sattinets' woe s
mon bangups, Aishings and ba'zes, rose ..i. and
point, stripe and msckinaw tto mer'no s,am,. amd
scarfs, cashmere do cloth do blue BLACK orsh amJ
drab circass;ans, black Norwich Grape, hahKl a''u
Canton grapes and robes. black Italaneue taa"
,rngs and gros de maps large assortment OF , anS
and fancy ginghams and caIicoes, Marse.es
knot,ed conterpanes of all sizes. low prcea @
carpetng, ingram do bed ticking (some lu'' sS.u
wde super black bomhazines. furniture an" a"d
dimes silk and cotton hose, worsted 40 N,o"s 80
short plain and ribbed) Tartan pa'ds' rrencn "e.S
do (beautifuD mems and women's PLAID c'oaks' nem
beaver and horseskin gloves. ladies KID gloves aha
mitts naukin pongees, bengalets, super olaeS
vantne, chdren's bootees, colored camor'cs' p,s,"
and figured wiss mulls and cambrcs, crossbarred 10
swiss pelernes and capes cheap and good ,rlsm IT,
nen sheens and lawns; linen eamDf1 aSa
,f domestic goods and cotton yarn, pelsse waddng'
low priced ienos and 81 Bsrassy %apet
tcles in the dry good tine which renders hs stock uh'
usually complete. b.,
49, - mr. niece 10th mo 9th
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-19
july
Or. Rush's

init Oyspeptic or Sou' Sfonadch ftHS'
inv.lI abie remedy for indis sestlon IN ITS most
n complicated forms OF the variety OF diseases 70
W ach TN. human is subject few are more stuo-
born none distressing or de.t'ocove 70 tne con-
stltution than indi sesnon Sour stomach inns dis
ease prevs,to treat extent and mas SD generally bal
fed the skill of the faculty. that remedy cay oil al
mn,str alton i, truly desderatum IN ever. place ne
truth of this is confirmed by the experience
of thousand, who nave suffered under It. VINO aiter
hav;n, used many remedies to no purpose, are now
oblised To have reco to sich paatwes asthey may
chance to find most conducive to their comfort. DIV
is meant loss appetite aud great weakness
parlic,rly Of legs and wasting OF the whoieSys-
tem heartburn. uneasy sensation oil neat ABOUT
ehe nit of the stomach which Is sometimes attended
with nausea or sickness of the stomach and vomiting
bcehing up Of water generally sour palehess
of the nteaance, costiSeness ianSuoi s'udlneSs'
lowness of spirits disturbed sleep, PaiPason OF the
heart, fstalence, sc.
rhesesymptous varv in dI ferent persons. some en-
per;encins more Of them and some less each IN the
orJer and degree OF his own particular case. These
pills act rs powerful tonic, neutraze the acid upon
n. give siren tn TO the debtated organs o
Digestion rcstore the appetite remove nausea at the
stomac h. and Ultimately recover the neath OF tue pa
t.nt rhey do not ontain mercury IN any iorir. nor
Sth.x sic nthe stomach tpurgative medicines
40 hut M the o.ce of safe and mud phrsatre
and are not Surpassed by anv medieine. ihef 9Is,
therefore particularly calculated orfamiiy use
rbe in eator of these Pills one OF the mostemi,
sot etitioners OF the United States and
us.d them successfully in his praetce Tor ten wears
They are not got up as nostrnm TO dsnde.he G euu
ta,< hut are recommended the basis OF tr"th and
.nsr;,pee In order hatthey NAV become extensive.
- ,cfnl and within the reach OF ALL they are offered
.t,beIow price OF 50 cents per box Soidb by
T.. STABLER SON,
.,.o Fairf,r street, 7lerandyiG.