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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04

Efscis Of the Canal One of Doug
lass and Dunn's tow boats which svriv-
ed here sn Friday, from Nav York bad
goods destined for the state Of Peupsyl-
v%anis, Ohio, Indiana, 1~llineis, Kentuc-
Ky. and Tennessee, and the district Of
Michigan.
W. are told that contracts have been
made for carrying goods from New
York BY the way of Albany and the
canal. for $e rs a hundrsd to Pitts
burg, and for 81 rs q hundred to Gin
cinnati.
Here is the most striking instance
Of the great benefits of our system OF
internal improvements. Yet the chill
dren Of the man who did almost all to
efecti II, wers colby and ungratefully
turned of by The legislature Of New
York, with tan thousand dollars.
Daily .Ad0srfissr.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04

Fatsehood and Fact The following
falsehccd is among the last creations Il
Major Noah's prolific fancy. We place
it, and its RECITATION, side BY aide:
Wa understand that John Sergeant
passed through the city on Saturday, on
q Witt 10 Nv. Adams. His visit, il IS
supposed, is Of Importance, and relstes
to the unfavorabls prospects Of the Al
ministration in the Western States
Ns,c York Enquirer.
MIR. John Sergeant has Rot nsen abb
sent from Philadslphia since his return
from Harrisburg, where be had been ar
great personal i~nconysnisnce, discbas-
ging his duty rs n Of the Beard Of
Canal Commissioners Demo. Prsss.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04

Joseph #. Pluymars, tbs celebrated
eank-robber, has escaped from tbs Psn-
itentiary in Pittsburgh. A reward Of
$3.50 il offarsd for bis detection.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04

.Mis,issippi.-In Adams county, the vote
for Representative to Congress stood
as follows: For Kinds, the jackson
candidate, SOS; for B,ngaman, the A.
dams candidate, 362.
We end the following paragraph In the
Cincinnati Gazette of August as. ra-
csivsd last night:
Governor Ray-We learn, fren
source upon which we rely, that this
gentleman died suddenly one day this
week, Of a bilious cholic. We have no
particulars. Very sbsrtly before his
death, u was asesrtained that he was re-
elected Governor Of Indiana.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04

Parties in Ksniueky-The LsxiDg-
ton Reporter OF the goth instant, after
giving some additional returns, and ron-
~jecturing the final result Of the late O.
lection, observes:
with respect to the division Of par
ties in the Legislature, we are still Of o.
pinion that a majority 10 both branches
will be found on the side of the Admin
Istration. The Senate perhaps will be
equally divided, the Lieutenant CO.
~varnor's vote in that case will be deci.
sive. There have been many new mem.
bers chosen for the House OF Represen.
whose political predictions are
not known to US; some OF them perhaps
reference to the Presidential
question. We believe we are not mis-
taken in asserting, that a large msiority
are Old Court .Nsn."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04

The Secretary OF State left Lexington
ON the i6th uit. on his return to the
seat Of Government. His health, we are
glad 10 bear, Is much improved. Ia the
last Cincinnati Gazette we found the
following paragraph:
NM. Ciay.-At The request Of nearly
enc thousand citizens, expressed in wri.
ting, the Executive Committee of the
friends of the Administration. 10 HAM
ilton County, invited hr Clay to par
take of a public dinner ia Cincinnati.
Mr.. Clay has declined the compliment,
but will nevertheless visit our city on
Friday next. A committee has been
appointed to meet MIR. Clay at Louisville,
and accompany him here"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23
On. Il. plspAtL.
FRshlNroRr, nEc Isl. 1905

"FRsSbroRr, nEo. LIST, 1905.
ISM: I have no design, uor have taken p.
nv measure to promote a dissolution Of the [.
nion or a separation of any one or more
States from the r~esitue. I have neither pub
h.hed It line on this subject, nor has anv onr
through my agency. o. with ms knowledge. |
have no design TO inrrrn,eddle with the tIorern-
sernmrrt. or to disturb ,he tranquility Of the L.
pifed States. or OF its territories, or any part
OF them. have neither issued, nor signed, nor
yroniised a commission 20 any per SON. for any
purpose. I do not Own \ nuskei nor bayonrt. ! OF
any singiesrticle ri military stores. nor does any
phrsou Tor me, by my authority, ,or with my
Knowledge.
any views have been fully explained to, aud
aoproved b, several OF the principal officers OF
Government, and | bel,-ye are well understood
bv The Administration, aud seen by III with
complacency. They nre such as every man
Of honour aud every good citizen must APP
prove.
Considering the | IA station you now fiji il
our national Councils, ] h We thought these ax-
nHhatfatiolis proper as ave 10 counierset the Chi
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23
?. n,Gre. afrtDaueaAy fsae Master ee.ie.

2. n.ore. eft+ntne1y. f.sak Master ee.ip-
ri Ia The Combination.
Work. OF The While Washing Committee, do.
Nasty ilie. Tenn. ISIS. EditeA by Nsj.
Les. u,fdsr the suPefaiteadance oi Gen JaeA-
kgIfs
In ihe Press, nod will be published about Tire
latter end OF Dfgrober, Al seeoaut of iie
Jackson ffses Which has been 80 prevalent
TN ough out The UnItea States. With SOME no
tires OF THE most sasesssiul practitioners IA,
Tie disease. BY John Floyd, u. d.
Calhoua on Retirement.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

Presidential Ei~cchop-lhe follow ing taole,
We presume, will not be unacceptable TO our
rrasi"is M this time /, presents a distinct view
Of the mode Of choosing the Electors Of Plesi-
dem aud Vice President in the several states of
the union. the time ~ "hich the election is held
IN raet state, and the nua,der Of EtectorSto " hich
each Is entitled.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23
FROM the AlexnndriA CIR

From the Alexandra Gazette,
NEW PunLtctTtoSS--Just received a further
supply nj new aud interesting works, among
which are the following -
Lovers Qnarfols, IA farce. BY Duff Green and
Russell jarvis.
The Explosion, a Poem, with mn elegant eugrav.
mig representing the Telegraph establishment
biown sky high-DuG Green scutding " over
the hills and far away aud Jarvis OF post
hate for New ENGLAND Several Senators
looking on in amazement.
An Essay On the Art of Betting" IN me mi.
serRh Bt several distinguished Jackson.
lies Of Marrland. With an appendix. by a
gentleman OF Delaware.
Who's the DnPe? BY one who has suffered.
A Political Tour through the Northern States
containing accounts of interviews with sever.
nj distinguished characters. Bv Mai. Lee.
Private Secretary OF The Farmer of Tonnes.
see, biograpiler OF Gen, Andrew Jackson,
&c. &c.
A Dissertation on Bargain and Intrigue. BY T.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

uerical tale. abich nAlesolca' ~fe,sons Lave 50
indaslriously circulated, ~ to satisfy You that
YOU have NOT espoa,ed the cause ri = man ~ ~
n. way. nnfi ,endly 10 the laws. the Government,
or the interest Of his country.
. Respectfully, YOU obsli sefst.
"A. Burr.
. The Hon. "A. CLAr.'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23
UNFORTUNATE RrNCoUNTER.

Nashrile, (I.Hu.) or. I'VE are informed
that on Thursday evening last Mr.. Dwyer, an
elderly gentleman OF Winchester, was shot ia
tLai place by Thos. T.. Taul, Esq. alter II short
aitefcation. The latter aed, and was pursued
without success as far MS the Alabama line.
lhepudhoan.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23
Fromf Tie New York Amefieth.
HOW EXTRAORDINARY 80

Mn. EDlTon-Please To inform your Country
fricpds q 30 are waiting TO have The n,angiactures
OF TngidHd get iomtr before they start for
the Cny, To mske tisir faApurebase RS. that
Manchester %printcd, and other goods, are as
iop a, Al this lime idst year.
seoteh do. the ssms.
Yorkshire cloths. &C. rather lo5er Than lastssa-
soo - indeed as cheap rs within Two years past.
birmingham and SHEFFIELD goods lower, nom
8 To 10 per cent. Than las' year.
Stegondshjre Farther and Glass Wares, Al
least 5 per cent. iea than last year. The mar
ket Is getting yaH of theae Two leading articles.
SPINNING JENNY.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

From the foregoing statement il will he see"
that seventeen Stutrs choose their Electors by
general ticket, FIVE States by districts, and Z
states by the Legislature.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

The Now York Daily Advertiser states TINT
a verdict Of $500 had been Obtained at the
prescott sitting Of the Circuit Court IN that c'ty
by john A. Sturtevant against jeta waterbury
and others. for n trespass ia entering plaintln $
store, removing his property and rutn'ng hhs
business, under p,etext oil securing debt OF
SEQ.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23
THE MAMMOTH COACH

The Philadelphia Gazette OF the lin states
thatthe enormous stage coach that has oeeh
built hy Mr. Gleason, for the Cuinen's Line liof
New Yotk) passed along 2nd street on 'ha'
morning.-Mak its capacities! It's TACO Sio-
ries high. and wili carry try siE passengers!
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

Tho agoaizine abhorrenee which Mr.. Johnson Inns
conceived against " STORIES" Is lie plorabl.. Tbo,e
who did know something OF him would suppose from
his ~antlpntly 10 =" storics," that lie had Just BROKE from
4 nursery ufler hearing a recital of tho drendful " $40
El, - OF - Hur Head and Ri0odv Bones - Good rem
tleIHan. he uears well!t! The Wonl,urk. and Ir-
mine, would alarm him much less than these sad " sto-
-fts"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

The Richmond Enquirer rccaritnla'es Just so
many nfIhc teturns of The MARYLAND elections,
rs suffice 10 give Jackson majority in the Le-
grslatnle, aud then quotes n Jackson paper to
show that tie State " III be given agains, Nj.
Adams. So much ior the VERT, al the signs
aud the accuracy OF the figures "l he Euqnner.
In the next paper. we may anticipate n Jackson
version OF the result Of the Delaware elections,
for the special edifica,ion Of people Of Nm-
glnia. We suspect thar Mr.. Rtchlr viii have
a surieit OF figures before he has done nth them.
Ma Joaf.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

In Butler county, near tireenville, in the State
of Alabama, a Cabbage is said to have been
raised in n gentlenan's garden, the stalk of
which measured six feet seven inches round.
Col. Hooks, near Montgomery, state of Ala
bamA, has rUised this year n stalk Of sugar cane
4 feet long, ! luoh and 7S in diameter, having
II Joints ripe on the Doth ul!imn, upon his com
mon farming land, aud cultivated in the same
manner with his Gotten aud corn. Il j. said 10
be equal 10 the cane planted in Louisiana. Col.
IL. had planted about d acres ofland, in drills
about 6 feet, and hills from two 10 thee feet dis
tant. He has asceItained that phoie Slaiks,
when planted as seed, produce no better than
c%nttings Two other gentlemen have also sue.
ceeded in raising cane in the same manprl; aud
in every case, the cane thus raised by the three
citizens Of Alabama appeared 10 be better than
the cuttings brought from Louisiana. These
successful experiments have put the INHABITANTS
OF Alabama lnio good spirits and they already
talk of supplying them selves with a new staple
far more profitable than cotton.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

The following article rom The Elizabeth Ct
", y. {. Stnr, Is .rnrNha At Variance with
he too hastily conceived 1octrine, that the
non.inierCour.e with tie British West lndie
~l5inads, must Of necessity lie ru'npn, to tins
section of country In that thriving lii.le
town, NJ letst, this doc trinr has littlr weight
for tho best reason. th,i HEY have all hid
prac'icnl evidence OF It's %lnllaey. In a liiilr
time We hope lhe opening OF the cane' Ill
relieve, IN part the anxiety OF our Elizabeth
City friend, fof lht means ol getting rid Of
lhr'r pr jnre INUrjoH HetGR.
Peysek wdntel-Thrre is nov, md has
been for sUme time pas, u great scarcity Il
vr.seis at our port. We were informed n
few days sinee, lint fifty vessels nigh ob'ain
eaigoes here Tor the West lGdie-, at fan
%freight', We believe shipper, are pay'n4
rom eighteen TO ttwentv dolIars per 'hoo-
'and ON slaves, 10 Martinique or Gnada'oupe
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

Practical ED,eiso fAhe Tar!T--Thr following
ia an e,tIaci of a lcIlet from M experienced aud
extensive Planter in The vicinity OF Augusta, to
his correspondent ia fhi. ciiy-it is dated 2Sih
September. 1923. -
= The noise now making about the Tariff, I
think will all end m smoke. When the people
find they can get their coarse climbing cheaper
than the last year, they viii settle down and be
conienicd. have bought NV negro clothing
aud shoes 10 per cent. lower this. than the last
yenr. and siriy per rent. les, than when ! i'm
ported The former direct from England, a few
years ago and the fabric is Al lrast ten per
cent. better In wearing. Aud besides, what has
ON Tariff TO do with the lsll in price of all the
Coltons raised in other paris Of the world. IL.
all madness aud folly The whole secret IS. we
raise 100 much ofit, and ought to turn our at.
rrnlion 10 something NOR promising and pro-
dneiye." Lhnieslon Courttr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

indianapolis, 0cf, with the return Of au-
tumn, n heavy tide OF emigration has again set
towards the west. F,on the uuwber daily pas
slng, 81 partial ohservanon will readily discover
thai, . amount Is By no means incomsiderahle.
IL is i believed. that in addition to the numerous
individuals az this time trayersing the country
in quest ofland, from 20 to IS moving families.
pass trough this place Iaily, With thtir cattle,
sheen, &c. Ihis will doubtless continue until
the winter interposes.
The point 10 which emigration is chiefly d.
rec,ed II, lhs time, Is the Wabash cennr, So
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23


ae,., and eou,iaci M Orleans, ne had better
re. az p. Il 20 the amount Of The contract, and
.s,,i, Il ali ilnles of reaiizing sns thing On u, f"r
II had cos, as high. We hal 10 tan $40 pes
barrel TO oe1 barrels ~ January. for Po'k,
slsrn aud Il,ere worth SIC. Que nlonth beinfe The
eontsar, was due, mud thereby suffered . loss Of
farce ttoHsa.ua dollars
EDWARD IlAfD0N.
Bardaoen. September. 1875.
MIR. ii sdan Is a respectable citizen OF Ken
lucky. Inc bafisiown HeIald says oil hi'n-
p he has resided ten Ut iwrive yeats IN Bnllift,
Seserai wears ia nasiess, N sf.eIvs q, %isuffees
years 10 Nelson county. Ills character as y
n,sn Of truth viii aafs The s~tfleirsi scrutiny.
viii the ptopIc Of Kentucky place ~ the haiels
NJ .uch n lssl less ,ytsm rs Andre" Jackson ,hs'r
Aperties AMI their property. -
Slaves bow down to the Msknvv T,te,
Il. henrha have M times seifftd ticni
De frardoin's land tis branches wase,'
10 soonrre ito dapf---prUtset tho khats,
CHORUS.
Iseksoa aad tho Hickory Trss,
True emblens hi siasety.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

Fron the Now York Amorieah.
III. Ruinons Tart - How odd - since
the in,Ilr We lnto operation. uegr0 cloths, aud
ipte prtrcd cottons the two leading articles used
AT tIe S9uih. are l5 per ceit. lower than they
were ever known" SO say a correspondent 10
ms and ~ inquiries verified the fact. thai not
IN The instances specified alone, bur IN almost
every SOFT of goods. dome site AZ we'll as for
elgn, The pricr, are ioper tban before the pas
sage of ihr Ia,ih Till while the demand Tor
uopty IN Europe 10 purchase manufacturer,
Is ST ; great ast keep exchange het" ZEN
this count and England, np 10 IL per cent.
W . specuttte not upon causes. hht STATE iacis
A. they H'e leaving the pr ,plets Of eVll TO IT.
cnnsiie them nth then predictions.
Remark such facts Is are stated III the
above paragraph are coming daily l. our know
ledge. Spm- ait'e most intelligent mel chants
OF the city have repeatedly informed us, thai the
latlF las been lhr nirans ot sdvibg the CONNER
cal in''Iesis 81 the e nnify from utter rum
are now fpily satisfied, Whatever may
have been then Ia mrT Impressions. that sur
10 III loss Of credit aud Of the means of pay
meni. had NOT tie policv NJ the government
and prevented such dlNssirouS con-
Aeqnnnccs, N1iltug j. now wanted but q duty
"a sles nv auction. wbtch sill doubtless he IN
posed AT the next session Of Cousrtss, to restore
the trade of this coun'ty 10 a sound aud healthy
state. v. !. Statesman.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

large meeting Of Merchants opposed 10 the
prosrnt auction Sys:em. va, held n The cry o
Nv York, on the 10Th instant The X, porI
Of appointed at Il previous meet
ing, aud several resolutions IN turthernnce oil
the object we're adopted. Another committee
of fifty were appointed FOR the purpose Of circn-
'ating The memorial and obtaining signatures
thereto. There we're present fr IN 2tNn to 26R
e%lectors,and hundreds went away Tor want oil
rOUIn,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

To the distant land Of far-ofr west,
40 The land OF spirits, the place oil the best,
w hefe spring ever shines on those sunny Isles,
where flowers ever bloom-where all nature suAlrs,
W here the souls oftlle brave, thru the live lang ye.n
Pursue the strong moose, or hum the Wild deer
~ uSi rem tue banks OF some swim flowing stream.
4 mr." "hose crystal waters the golden sands gkaln--
""o'e NE young "drrior chiefs, III the pune u'
grove,
! the nark haired msidens whisper tales of l9ye.
Wy 'athers nave gpno, and | hear their stern call; {
nnu s"dli JONI lurnl soon 10 their council hall.
Inc last III my tribe and my nat ion am l.
tn"usn once YOU might numher the stars in the sky'
~ Jun oali the warriots whose Ratchet and rAi
n,auc our onset SO bioody-our war-N hoop so fell
~ "os from the taco oi the earth VT hgSe pust.
n'he scar leaves of autumn, before the chii blast,
~" f'1gwains. have VANISHED, aud even tho graves
nnucre our ioreiAthefs sleep are polluted by slaves -
n nc forests through which, for full many a day,
ae swift hunter might follow his lonely WY,
nor see anglt, save the wood aud the clear blue sly.
Nor hear living sonDd, save the catamouui's cry,
As hiaddend with rage and the calls Of her young,
Mlul a terrible yell To her banquet she SPRING
,itVe sahishu'-a prey 10 the axe aud the 1alnei
lake tue red men they fell, when the white nan came"
~ curse on the whie man, n curse on his race
MAY the mildews Of Heaven urn sail pale his race
may MS inipity canvass, whose broad wings sweep
,-iNe mohStrons sea-dtae ons, the face of tho deep
no GOWN, town with their crews IN the salt sea wave
ana the fierce sharks NAV prove the mariners gra's''
a'd may Tue great spirit who rides Oh the blast,
IN soohd oil whose voice nature irenbles aghast
" no DrestiIeS, and the heavens m agony weep
from whose lips fiery serpents like rattIcsnakes lcap'
LOON dow Oil the wrongs ufhIs children in wrath,
ehu scatter the white man like dust from his path
o"en children and friend,-aye, aud cou ntry Wef
mlHe-
/, was tall aud stale y, like a youthful pine
Not "a Warrior IN all the battle field.
."u'n ecnl my good how or my toInahawk uield,
u an'oas all my tribe, il was my delight,
a we MS IN inc unset, bat last in the flight.
h, H. ~"u'5 p"le-iacs, who stole on has sleep
:. .w saH hour' OF darkness--aye, we'll may ne "cet
. many a warrior, his brayesl and best,
D. ,o 'h", p'"'ds night, woke no more from his resi-
10 a. "o" l v iildtt Ike some old LONELY onk,
""''e enarfd trunk has been sear'd by the tfnnde.
struLe---
~ "ch extends IT'S bleak arms to the desnlate stor m
""ou Ole green leaf its cold bosom to warm.
-&L1e
- poHFci'ht TO a Ch1mbersburg paper rfce
mSth' We are informed. has hern taken ~ -
sina ana lots ed iniafp D.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

N II Orisnn,. Sept. li.-0ar city, as regards
ihoie citizens who are aeclinated, remain, per-
frctly healthy. Some few cases of the fever
have appeared. and been fatal 10 strangers
But NJ no time this season has the fever heea a.
l'rming. For some DAYS past the weather has
been ~unconnnonlp cool, "hich Circumstance has
hHsiened the death Of some who are aboring TN
der the disrase. YET upon Il review of the whole
We lhtnk this cannot Ivy any means be- called IA
slckly season.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

ASCENSiON.-Nta iamaJohnson msde er
ascension under "A h%ailann, Yesterday alter
noon. from K~aighn's Point. ut 20 minutes pasi
4 o eiock.-Shs noated very p%rettily in the
air, about 10 minntas when she descended in
to u field between the place OF her departure
ard Camden. GPhi1. PEPPER
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

The Hon. "A. Gar
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

N~IUHMOND, JlIt Z, TSfS,
Dear SIR IL received your note This NOR
ning, enclosing u sealed letter from Gov. Hnus.
ton. of Tennessee, which YOU inform me had
coine by mail under cover TO you.
| have read il, and finding IFS character such
rs to forbid me from giving any answer 10 il,
return il TO Won enclosed, that, after reading
II. YOU may restore il TO Gov. Houston, OF o.
thcln ,sc dispose Of il, as he may advise.
With sincere respect and friendship, yours,
Col. J0hn Campbell, c. JOHNSON.
RICHMOND.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-01
For sale.

EV.ORLEANS sugar -r,
~ philadelphia and Baltimore refined sugar 10 W
es and barrels
Molassos and New England rum
West India rum, Cognac brandy
Holland and american gin
Whiskey, in Iiogsheads and Barrels
DO, 100 bbls. of Richardson's best
Madeira and Sicily Madeira
Dry and sweet Malaga -, a..
Ciaret in casks and cases Ihoee VIM,
Sauterne, Frontgn.c and Port
Sparkling and still Champagne
Brazil Cubs, and Java coffee ,.,.,,
Hyson, young hyson and imperial tea III ''''''
catty boxes
Sperm and mould candles .,..
window glass all sizes pipes nails and bFads see
Richmond manufactured tobacco ofthe best guam
White lead inoiI, salt petre, winter STAINED "'
Sack salt. powder & shot oxes OF sa.i gS. r.,
mar I8 T.. CAHE.''''.----
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-01
Sugar, Lemons, &c,
u spepsia.

nR.MEAD'S PILLS have been proved by tln 81
IL failible test of truth, experience, the most d
fectual medicine ever offered in any country icr IL
cure ofal those derange1 states OF the digestive o.
gans, denominated DyS PERSIA, or 1NDlGESllN|
which frequently makes its appearance nthe mfaor
picated forms, such as loss ofappctite, scsnessl'
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; belching up oiu
ter, which issometimes tasteless, but most cOTHcrl
sour; knawng in the stomach, heartburn, costNetrS
palcness ofthe countenance, languor, lowness OF u
spirits, palpitaton Of the heart, vertigo and Disturb
sleep The number ofthese symptoms variesin tt,'
en-, patients, by some being felt only in parts, viz
Others, have additional ones, equally 6issgT'c'Ni
such as severe pans inthe head and breast tarueto
emaca.ion, or wasting ofthe whole body, "'ih gfai
weakness particularly of legs These pills VI.
most efFectualIy remove alisourness OF the sioH'd
not merely by neutralizing the acid. but by correc
that morbid state ofthe secretIons winch gave r0f
it; and at the same time will restore to tee dehIs
organs ofdigeston that tone and vigor which - sl"
lutely necessary to the well being OF the smns etr
omy. The best proof oftheir efficacy IS, iha' li4
arc rescribed BY maay the first physicians, and =
ed by the mostinteligent families throughout tie
Mon. a..r,,,
The above valuable remedy issold b. T.. SIAHl I
& son, Alexandra, who are agents for the MANI,
,urer; by n. Jewett, Washington City and b! To',
the druggists throughout the United States So, -
wholesale, b, o. & w. Hull, Druggists. New NGt