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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12
Spring Dry Goods.

WE late frequent and supplies Of British
iHd" and domestic goods have rasdered our DIR, seut
STOCK superior es'h III quality and To any previously
o "a"o az THIS season reduction in prices progor-
purchasing will enable Offer every article on terms
that cannot fail 10 please. Amongst tho las, shipmmcu,s
cases Eavarino prints, entirely new patterns
q" C"ns'antihope do, rich and fash;onabr STYLE
do medium aud low priced calicoes
do al aud Cd shaded and solid s,riprd ri,rbau,s
? do Al plaid 4, 40
do bati$e dresses Il Nd robes
sahcy coored plain gro de naples handsome variety
N'ee'an riai' gro de nap. beautiful articls
Gros de Berlin
! BLACK and blue hl.ek horcaces and gro dc nan
SLACK Italian istrrg rich n ud elossy
| Italian net and plain fsncy coored harpye
GIVES heavy List liurns superior fabric inn
! ported expressly or the Richmond ma ket
Il" German iines said to be durable than Irish
linen
| d" table diapers, from 81 To lo-4 wide
| q" Bud eye do, some very fuc nos.
"" lia"u lawns of superior ouuy
d" keghorn 3uivars, full size and perfect
do boys Z" hats. (expeo,cd daiy)
Jnco"et' SWISS null and book mnsl,rs, very cheap
Ribbons fashionable assortment of all de>c,i,;,,r
/ Rouca casSsnerrs " 'f-'"'
Frenrh drilling
| Striped qrardurilIs :;
| BLACK prunelIe
! Black cTCassiEns
| DAcS and colorcd lustriugs :
! l"ndoa bieached and brown drills =
| British rkecus d
! Blue nj yellow do
Olive and hlue hi bit cloth
upper ana mehu blue, 5iack and colorcd broad clio, h
N b,. Wv do aud fancy cassncres
~ q" domestic comprising altnos, .verv v,.;,, .,
! brown, hleached and cniored "
| ltn S7-S ". & \. KYLE G. CO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12
Hats. Hats. Hats.

VIE subscriber would inform his friends md the Dub.
ID tic, that he receiving his assor;m,u, nj nm
for the spring trade With his stock row ON hand a
those he will receive hy the arrivals from Boston
view YORK and Philadelphia, his assurtmcn, will nor he
INFERIOR l" any ever offered in this city, nd he pledoas
amSei1hdt they sha he sold prices coIrespondnp with
me present depressed state of the times lie also takes
"s opportunity oil rendering his sincere masks for III.
very liberal patronage ne has received for the las, sew.
years and assures his friends that exertoo on his
snail prevent ms me.ing connuance of the same mai
ronaee. JOuN ,rLIoaipGoiE ''E
March IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12
New Goods.

ALL NhlL@ON has received a handsome assor,-
"a IL nei OF Grecian plaid and fancy striped t;ineha
-aVarin" Hrccah and other fancy Cacces of the ,,e.,
'J'' WiSs siui' beck and jaconct Muslin black and
,,, ","s "n s"peS Silks berese and other fancy
iks black and MKT Lasting and PruneIa. FIrs,,;,,s:
FSourg Cords Wilmington Stripes and stout Pla ids for
servants wear, German Ozuabugss and PicAleub,rus,
'c".ch o|naourss and Oowlns-~h a laIge asortmene
OF Somf site Goods (tosn md heaehcd) furniture ara
! arron Checks, &c. ~
M.rch oq-ts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12
Mississippi Lands for Sale.

q FLA MA ZION situated about ffteen miles a.
"a Dove Baton Range, the LEFT bank of the Misss.
aiPPi, consisting of
One Thousand and Eighty .7,pnis;
SAID plantation has front Arnens on the river E.
ID adJoinins the principal landing of the settlement
from which Cotton is shipped On this tract there are
one hunirei or more acres of cleared Land-one
large Dwelling House, with six rooms-Cotoa Ga.
M Mi Tan Yard Negro Cabins sc. easily repaired J.,
ne lues TO the above lands arc indspulabc, and a
warranty deed will be given If required
Lso-0re Thousnnd 8,.Den,,.
situated on 1hnmpson's Creek 10 the parish of eNc
ana enc and half miles from the river Miss;sin,i
ven mics from The town of ST. Francisville. Part OF
TINS tract consists ofow bottoms, probably 200 acres.
on sad tract there about fifty acres cleared SEINE
years since bat grown up EithertLe hole or one half
OF this tract Will be sold the option OF the purchaser
Fer further particulars apply 10 this office or To-
ROBERT ROSS
New,Orleaas, Oct @ tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12

Fif"i'i.7; 81 rules holden clerks Office Of the
superior court OF chnncery for the Richmond Jstric ,
80 Gay Of March 1923: Isaac Cud, exr ofFredercE Az
gyie' dec pit. against William Miller, Thomas r. Re-,
ON tSf OF David Ross dec. Caroline VI Batcs widen
Iholas Bates, dec. John ~. Christian and Marv ~
his VIE, vino was the widow of Charles T. Eatc. 49,
ere OF the sons Of Thomas f. Bates, dec Sarah par.
daughter Of said Thomas r. Bates dec. Nancy Ba,ee
COW OF Frederick Bates doc who was one Of the sor
ihon'as Bates, dec ard Emily, T.ucius Woodvile ana
Frederick Bates, infant children Of said Federrt pa,
dec Ie'nng Bates Robert a. Walor anIv cliId M e.
saw walton, dec who vas the daughters of Themes
r Bales dee. Austin Wharton and Margaret HE ,y;s
formerly maTgarei Bates, Of the dauphers If 1t
r. Bates dec. James Bates Caroline NJ Je onIv dali
st OF Nancy Jet, dec who Of the daurbters
Thomas f. Bates dec. and Edward Bates son of TIors
+. Bates, dec Hits. '"ou''s
ne deendants, Caroline NJ. Bates, Sarah Batcr Eni
~ Lueius W. and Frederick Bates James Bates and va
Wdru bates, not having entered their appearance IN
gwen security according the act Of assembly and a.
Iues OF THIS court aud it appearing by satsfactoIv
neuce maj hey are inhabitants Of this cout,, :, :
oroere' that the said defendants appear here on go
urs gay OF the next term and answer the b;lt ~ ,.
Pahuh and that copy Of this order be f,rfbvi,j -;
serted IN some newspaper published r ,Ae cii, If PIT
hobh Tor two months successfully, and posted a. a.,
front door Of the capitol, IN the said civ ~
~ a Copy. Teste, J. r. ABEoTT. AIR.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12
AIGIzNsT PRIZE $4,000.
COEYEMS'

LOTTERY IND EXCHANGE OFFICE
CORNER OPPOSITE THE EAGLE IIoTEt
a. In the last Class of the above LOTTERY a C.,;,al
Prize of $4,000, sold at COHENS' OFFICE TO a
Gentleman of this city; where was also sold in IN, ION
class the sreat Capital OF $4,000 Gentleman resi-
ding in Cumberland county, Va.
2. S-Orers from the Country covering Cas- or Pr;z.
Tickets (rost pad,l will same xonpt nj punc-
tual attention, as il on personal application.
rs Adde'S 10 !. l. COHEN, Jn. & BROTHERS,
April 2-wtS Richmond Ia
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12
TEACHER WANTED

WAH ED as Teacher 20 take charge Of a Female
to teach the dffc brarches Of Eneli,l, Ednca,;o
u salary OF Fous Hundred Dollars will be given. Ar
pig 10 either OF the subscribers None .eed apply nm
less they can come well recommended
CONRAD HOGMIRE.
MARCH b JOHN S. HARRISON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12
Free Road Lottery.

IWE VIRGINIA FREE ROAD LOTTERY will hr
N Drawn IN Staunton, Tuesday, the 29th of April
nFSt' on the FAR aud approved High and Low system
p"er 'e n"e'ate supoEiutcndance Of the
'"eu =" me law authorizing this Lottery The entire
qSeeaS ~ the - centrum 70 be applied the MAX I'M,
Iis 'mpnan' lux ia the Internal improvement uf M
S'te' Tickets - 50 each, to be prncured in Columbia
Nelson C, Il. Lexin,on Stauu,on Har,isonLu,e Wsn,
Market, Winchester, Pende;or &. H. Bath G.. H. Green
otsr u H. hanawha G II. and sluirv other places and
OF WAl. II. FrTZWuYLSONS
Marrh 8 -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12
PAM w0Rrra-

Us received from Geib's ceichrated manufncto,v.
~ M rev YORK. az ssortment Of very choice PIANO
TN ES' among winch is very splendid wood c7bi
net upright Piano Forteail Of which will be sold NJ ,b.
inwus New York prices, aud warranted by the maxi,
ne pn1c are respectfully invited To cal at Mr. Robe,
t"ore'S "are-roon, ard eaa mine the Instruments
Feb
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12
Ednd .4sencyJor Me Westers part Of riraiat4.

I oSEPH T. CALDWELL. Of I.ewisburg. Greenbr icr
81 county, Va. and Joseph BigeloV of Richmond e;,v
va respectfully inform the public, that they associa-
ted themselves for the purpose OF general
Land Agency J. T. Caldwell will that OF
The business IN OF the counties Aeyhany
10 wu--t0 establish old
sa'y to rrnt lease sell, records of nv
n those counties describe particularly the quality nd
all 'nnt appGraln such property, useful nd
interesting 10 the swncr. ]. Bigriow at Ricbmcnd will
receive communications from any who may dispo
fd tn paronise the and will times give such
information as may he sought for, aud bad (t the different
public ue in relation surveys, grants, deeds Of con
yeyRHoes s.. &c.
j Ia dwell and Joseph Rgeow !s Il not amiss 20
state (Hs III many instances h-reonro Ia
have acted in the aapHcity of Land Ageats) that thew will
not he CO" e'R- either directly Indirectly, aay Land
Speculation Whatever. Charges for atcRdirg TO any or
the aho7e specified will .nde moderate All
paid
J. +. CATDwnrL
Respectfully refers
Hon Samuel l.. Southard-W AL inston i,sty.
Hon Lewis Maxwell Lewis Cuuntv, VA
Col James Mclaughlin, Member the Board of ! @ -
Public Works,
Pore b. We'heFed. Esq. Member Of the Senate -
Samuel MeClung Esq. Member of the Houss of
Delegates, -
James Mcfarland, ESQ Member of the House of
-Kera wha County, Va.
john D. Harrow, rs, i.-Fredcricksburs, Va,
Daniel Boadmon, EsQ.-New YorR.
J. BIG Froy
Respectfully refers
How. VIM Il. CateII
JOb" H. smith Esq. Menbcr o the Executive Behmo nd
Couscil, City, Va.
Cot James hfcLaughia, Member OF the Board Of Pub,.
WoFk'-Greenbrer County, Va.
Jan. ~. 1926 &C
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12

500 2 lido aud It, @ long.
All The above stones will be hammered 10 the Yard
ana must be IN blocks from 10 feet long contorma-
bic to TIE plans and patterns.
The remaining Is ,OGO cuh ;c "a rds cf masonry will
consist OF good hubble backing, % abeu
'uc"es INC ness and of suitable lengths and Width. All
'e dimension stones above designated will be got
IN patterns, and he paid ~, hy e cubic ward they
"' measure when hammered and ready cr LAYING:
, all the robbie haeii' be- paid by the cubic
yard % 1t shall measure when laid and tina proposals.
must be uade sccnrdmgy. II cont or agrees 10
UTnish both the dimunsio1 aud rufha -tones then
the whole masonry including the ainuc, o and rubbie
work VIII be paid Tor by the cubic yard as shall be
measured when laid.
al the said stones be delivered on s,rh wharf or
varvee or ether landing places or near the Untea
states Navy Yard tho Engineer or other Superin-
eniant OF the works of the Dry Dock shall direct The
delivery OF the dimension be cou,zenccd on
or before the Isl day OF April, 1929 and continued AS
t!el shall BE- requl ed. until the whole are delivered,
III" 5000 yards for rubtle work 10 be delivered as
they shall be wanted.
Proposals Tor the above stones, accompanied bv the
names Of the proposed bondsrnen sealed Up will be
cei' ed at the Dock Office, Gosport Navy Yard On or
before the LIST day OF Mn, Those wishing TO Of
Ter proposals may the plans and obi ain 1rher in
formation by calling this Office or on Dir Paris NJ
the Dock Office, Cbaii,.s;own Navy Yard.
J.. BALDWIN, Engineer
Navy Yard Gosport, We.
I'eb. %, 1928. 4t-w7t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12
Hampden Sydney COLLEGE.

'ENhE Scmi-Anuual Examination TT Han,pi- N Syduev
college, will commence on Friday, tine 18Th inst
aud close the Wednesday, following. The Nesrinp Of
The Board of Trustees viii take place 2d and the
Public Exho'''or on Thursday, the 24,h.
Anril q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12
Irish Linens, Sc,

S.S ana Al heavy Irish Linens, of warranted bleach,
% a Shcetings, Sd, 8 4 & lo,4 Diaper & pemask
long Lawns aud Brown Ho4iands for at teduced
P"|S oy HALL NELSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12

$50 5it15 B s5"%,' 1870 rttse's-- x2270lo
rGICE or TICKETS:
5 n'hoss Tickets 40 "a Qmr'cf, $ CD
H1iteS' 10 % t'ghAy, 2 30
offended TO. YATES & A'iNIYRR. Managers.
Richmond, .9prji2 ,, 1929 vs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12
DOA 9erEgg9Sag@ :

q The ProDrictors Of fhe WING hayc
added to tieir Printing Office, a set Of New
Job IYrEs, which will enable them 70 Print
Pamphlets, Handbills, Circulars. Cards. & ..
they are satisfied that Jobs cntrustcd r.
'bDfa TO Print, viii be done u, well. as aeon
fl.e.y. and with rs MUCH expedition ~ Nv
o.her Prihiers Of he civ.
~ Az APPRENTICE 4 wanted al the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12
VIRGINIA. sIATG EoTRERY,
For the benefit of the
Dismal Swamp Canal Con,nany

.. FOUR rEENTn CLASS.
20 Tx "f"1H az h'c'hHnd Ia. ednsSIGF he III dGt
o. .NGy, 1929.
F9RTF FIVE NUMBER LoTrERy-SlS nrs.N.y naT 6Ts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12
CGHENS' oFFTCE--B,LrrmoRr,I
.. ,qFrl l. 1899.
State Lottery of MARYLAND

TO be "rawn in the City of BALTtMoRE, under the
'prr'n'rn'"nre of the Commissioners appointed bv the
ts..ecuur anl Council on
Wednesday, seth OF April.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12

Dra,ewg' on the 3oM IEia eUoutd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
'Genrge .. Hoosh
q wing large and SsnsOnn6ie .4ss'T'mem "
my GOODS

q: uper black. biuc olive, mixed anil green e'o. '1
RI assimeres, Hannes, lnseys and 10" pneeu cass
netts super mixed and blue sattinetts woe anu
mon bsngups, lushings and balzes rose oM ,a M
point, stripe and macknaw Tito, merno shawis s,'J
scarfs cashmere d, cloth do blue, black oranse snI
drab crcassans, black Norwich Grape, "Snk, anu
Canton grapes and robes, black Iiaanette !taiiah us
trings and gros de maps large assortment OF
and fancy ginghams and cs'coes narse yes
Competing, ingram do bed ticking (some ~" !sra
wde) super black bomhaznes furniture sna nd
dimi,ies silk and cotton hose, worsted 90 t,"hs sn
short plain and rbbed) Tartan pla'ds' French merno
do basufq wOmens aS SoSss and
mitts, nankin pongees, beugae,s, super black le,
vap,ne. chidrens bootees, coored eamnscs Pa o
and figured Swiss muls anil cambrcs, crossbarred no
swiss peerines and capes, cheap and good IRISH IT,
mems, sheetings and lawns linen camhnG ana nus,s
cotton aud worsted carpet bindings full assortment
of domestic goods anil cotton yarn. pelisse wadu"s,
low priced figured lenos. and 81 Barn'sy diaper
(stou, cambiets with general assortment ct most ar
ticles in the dry good line. which renders MS UT
| usually complete. l,
49, -, ,- niece 10th mo 9th
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
Something New.

Extract of Letter written ~ avery respectable Gen.
tlemsn. resid ny jn Baltinofe. to the sabscf'eer'
who deems IL his duty tho oh nautborizsd,' TO lay
il before the Inbhc Withholding the writer's name
for particular reereuee. should any require u per
souay. SAM. III, p LEE.
r.fc.E Baltiasore, .9,sgust 18Th, 1898
Dot. : II P. Lee New London. Conn
Dear sir lie now upwards OF twenty years that |
have ,sed your Ne,o London Bilious Fills in my family
ana ALWAYS tound them an efficient pnrsa'''e IN al
most every description Of disease, and eiese they
saved many long doctors bill by the early ana time
" use never found their accustomed certainty TO
in their operation and effects until within lew
months past and haSiog since then been sadly disaP
pointed in every instance OF using them began 70
conclude that YOU bad made Your fortune. ana mad
abandoned their man ifacture TO metcenary and IN
Aithfil hands Under this impression, sccidentIy
saw an advertisement Of yours in New York news
paper designating spurious limitations from your own
manufacture by having your written signature TO eaeh
bill OF directions and that in instance were Tue
,mits,ions signed with pen aud ink although per
feet copy every other respect Finding those haa
without this test, began suspect that all was not
fair in medicine well politics and called at Sc
vera. of our apothecaues for your pills with your writ
ten Signature found many without that test, but
oone with IT, until came to the NesSrs kEERl.S':
who assured me they had them direct hom you
procured box and on Using them found che same ef
scts from them bad always expeienc cd. and am so
much rejoieed on finding myself in pos OF
medicine highly ptze that cannot in justice re-
raufron giving YOU thin Information
Some thirty years ago. WAS cured OF heasy ana
distressing cough, by a medicine know by the name
Of r,rnston's Balssm but thar article. tnow made
bv eyerv shop boy.) is like the old mixture
than vdast r. like supc fine -four hope aud trust,
sir, for che benefit OF mankind, that your valuable me
dicne will be perpetnated in its original quality, a"d
that uercenary limitations be frowned upon by an
insuhed community I am. sr, your friend. &c.
1,ro avoiI the inpo,iti,n of Counterfeit and sPu
tious limitations, related above the purchaser has
only examine the bill of directions covering each
hox and il signed at foot in own hand writing I'm
mediately under my printed name. they are genuine
and prepared BY me- bat il only the printed name IS
affixed, they spusious and to be avoided 10 ahx
written signltnre would BE- Forgery. and convc
ton woull be states Prison
II P LEE, Sole Proprietor
MA fresh supply of,he above genuine Pills
is Just received, direct from the proprietor, and
for sale, wholesale and retail, at the Store OF
EDWARD STA BIER * SON,
Apothecsries and Druggists, Fairfax St. Ale&'a.
dec SIN -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
NysDepsia.

nR.WEAD'S PILLS have been proved by 'ha' ~
~ fsllible testof truth, experience, TIC mos
fectual medicine ever offered in any county, io'
cure ofalith deranged states Of the 'ges.,e,o
gans, denominated DYS PEPSIA, or ikDiGEs lon
which frequently nakesit appearance hos ~,
plicated forms, such sloss ofappetite, SIC
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; beichng up W
ter, which ssometimes tasteIess, but most common:
sour; knawing in the stomach, heartburn cos'eh,i
paIeness the countenance, tanguor, iowhess VI
spirits, paptstion of the heart, vertigo and esg,1
sleep. The number ofthese symptoms o'I IN;
PATIENTS by being felt only in parts, VIII
others, have additional ones, equally disagreeaD,
such US severe pains inthc head and breast,
emaciatss,, OF lasting ofthe whole body, WIN
weakness particularly ofthe legs. These P,ns "h
most eectuslly remove alisourness OF the s'on.s"
not merely by neutralizingthe acid, but by
that morbid state ofthe sccretions which give III.
it; and at the same time will restore TO the deo'a,
organs of digestionthatto tone andvigor when iS
utey necessary tothe elbeing ofthe ANNA. eJ.n
omy. The best proof oftheir efficacy is, thsl VIC!
are prescribed by many ofthe first physicians, ana
ed by the most ate ent families in the UNION; vy
The above valuable remedy issoid by T.. D Ani
& SON, Alexandra, who are agents for the Nanu,'
,urer, by N. Jewett, Washington City, and by mos
the Druggists throughout the United States, sola a''
wholesale, by q. & " lIull, Druggists New f'''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
Nr. NuSN's

Ind Dyspepiic or Sou .Sfonauca rnS'
= ,,y, l1.hle remedy for indis .e,ton IN IT'S most
~ comoliea.ed forms OF the vatlety VI diseases 70
~ mich IN. human sy stem is subject lew ate
born none AMOR: distressing or de.oc'Se 70 the con
sttution than Indigestion o. Sour stomach ini' Ut,
ease pre-, aiisto g eat extent. ana mas 80 IS -
hed the skill Of the aeuty that re nedy OF az
truly aiesderatum ia every Piase ne
truth of this statement is confirmed by the experience
,f thon,,nds VINO have suffered under It, VINO aher
havins ,scd many remedies to no purpose, are now
obliged TO have recoaTse 10 sico paIia'es y
chance to lind most conducive TO their co''os. 10y
indigestion is meant loss appetite and
,rly of the lie and wasting o. the "hoe sys
lem Heartburn AL uneasy sensation o' nea.
the nit of the stomach which IS someunes a''enueo
with nausea or sickness of the stomach and vomiting
bechins I'D OF water watch Is generally sour peehess
of the lntenance, eoatisenesS' ian sno''
ioyn.ss of spirits disturbed sleep, paptatlon OF the
heart hatilence, SC.
rnesesymptoms vary in different persons. some en-
more of them, and some less each IN the
order and de gree OF his own particular case "esc
Pills as powerful toaic neutrahze the acid upon
he give strength TO the dominated OIL
ds1stion restore the appetite, remove RauseAa the
,sm,ch and u,ti mately recover the health of pa
tent rhcy do not conain mercury in any form. nor
dothe, sic ent mostPurgatve medicines
40 hut perform he oifee of safe and mild irsatve
and are not irpassed by any medfcine. ihey sis
therefore particularly eaicu'sted orfamiy use
The inv entor of these Pills was one OF the nostemi
nan. of medicine in the United States and
,..a them successfully in his actice for ten wears
Th,v are not got up as q nostrom to deludethe credn
,,s hut are recomme nded the basis OF truth and
.x,sr,enee In order thattney NAV hecomeextensise
Ia and within the reach OF all, they are onereo
.rtselow p,iee OF so cents per box Sold oy
ITO Fdirfar, direct, .7ieraadria
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
Charles Bennett

HAS imported, by the ship Boston. Captain Finley
III from Liverpool, shad and herring
SEINE TrFTNE,
Shoe thread in one two balls. of all qualities
Double Gloster, Cheshire. and pine apple cheese :.
Best white German and Scotch tickienburgs
Buraps, No. I, 3, 8, 4 add o ~
Tie has hand few Wooler Goods, which, not
having been subject to the present rar will be sold
proportionaby low Blythe Esther and Sally, he Will
receive from the Brandywipe Manufacturing Comps
ny, 3cascs suPerne, Retrea and Fine Letter PAPER,
which VIII De SOLD At the factory prices oct2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
Montgomery County, 1926
Boonsborouok. dee. 81. 1928

.
Mr. Herstons--ln thefalf of 1922, Atr Nikerk, liv-
ing near this place, received severe bite from dog
in the calf of III, leg; the teeth having entered both
Sides the wound deep, the leg much rritated and in
famed, with considerable pain; hero lied on me about
the third day after happe ned to know if knew of
any thingto help him. Having pot of DIR Judkns'
ointmentin my houS, applied plaster, which act
ed with il. usual the application CONT.
nuedfo FIVE or six days. by which time he quite
wen Again, one Of our 1eighbors had one of his
thumbs badly torn aud mangled by bite; this ONT
men, was applied, and nohmg after, and made per-
own family, with great success; and in burns and
scads do think it stands unrivaed, Itiswellw worth
the attention of every family.
DAVID DRoOKHART.