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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12

oursel1 hold of the other, we set off Tor sugar
bush, where SINE trees had been previously
tapped. On arriving a, the bush our oevl ue
gan to look very wise, and soon discovers o'
bis actions lha, he considered himseii the oe''
ter qualified to direc operations 10 TINS new
vocation, and Immediately assumed: II no. '' :,
appelation, at EAST the authority, Of master.
To observe the appearance OF harmony a"u' %
at bes, it was doubtful case which OF US were
the better qualified 10 direct in the new pursuit.
I thought proper to humor the imp ano mere T
fore quietly submitted 10 his dictalion. l"e
pot was slung across the pole h'ied WIN sap
and brisk FIRE built under it, where 1t was Ktps
boiling through the day being, rep'rni'heu
with new supply Of the juice as las. as 1t eva
pora,ed. When night came, we ladeo ou' our
sirrup into bucket, and started Tor nome 20
"sugar off" On arriving, preparations were
Immediately made for tina, purpose; gu, wna'
with ladies and spoons, and clippers and cups s
and fingers that gathered around and intes'ea
the swee, morsel, MADAM having, made ar
rangements to have goodly number around
her, } not particl. ever reached that state eai'
ed sugar-and if our patrons don'' bring US !; a
supply, we shall be gar-Asss the year to come
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12
STILL LATER.
delphia.'

The brig Matilda, Capt. Thomas, from D.
nos Ayres, arrived ct Baltimore, HAVING :.
from the outer roads on the l4lh A'aV" q
the poli,eness Of Capt. Thomas The ''''' a..
The Baltimore Chronicle are indebted !" .
of papers to the 7,h March, one IA! Is'' =
those received by the Maria The props
the Exchange Reading Room also 'a'O'"
with file of The Gazrta Merran.'I' HUE
goth February to 5lh March, inclusive.
The markets, we learn, were very oO''
time Of the Matilda's sailing i''O' '.'
proved litrle, was worth probably 'OO'
So dollars, subjec, to duty OF IS pei y
while doubloons were quoted at S'' ~
and the exchange on England at ~ CO.,
dollar. Those vessels, and there were ''
or three. which had arrived with 50"
Cape de Verbs, had done go0o w. =,
while others had been less foIeH4
had been no arrivals of American 'e'''
the sailing Of the Maria TO the '.''"'
Matilda. v,I
From the "BriIish Packer oil the '''
we select the following, which orc
items Vi political intelligence Of 'I'',"
dtion 10 those received by the p'P'''
by Captain Trot' ID.
OF the numerous DEGREES when To-" S,,
fallen to our LOT to translate, none ~ w. 3.
US more pleasure Than that winch ea r.
Their the Representative Of the Pro'iDt nj.
not only give weight to he country ~" r,ri
eign negotiations, but tend TO Pa'I'y |' b.
diyiduals. Ell TEMPO Of Sa urday 70 ,s,,a
article upon this subject, very mue" =" q
pose, congrstulaliug the Province w.,
proac hing meeting Of the Legls'l'T ~.
period assigned for it by law, ana ; ia,
had ever done the Government 'hs y 81
believe i; would never act con'raT! ~
of the people; tha, the destruction :" N
band has placed the Province III '' -. 4
coed 10 elect Representatives; ana .l b, h
opening of the Chamber being hkeI t, = ,,s
tbe LIST of May, the elections can 'aS, a
The middle Of April. In every pO'''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12

Tie Towanda, (Penn.) Phenix, after giving
a description of the manner IN which Maple
Sugar is made from The lree, adds his own ex-
psrience as follows:
a short account Of All essay in The sugar
manufacture made by us few days since, will
close this article; and which was brought about
on this wise. Our madam primer. like, as we
suppose, most o her printers wives, has re-
markably sweet tooth; aud as The quantity Of
sugar likely ,o he made this season Is small it
was insisted BY her that it would be good eco
nomy for us to Try and make some ourselves
So, ike the Vicar Of Wakefield, vi became
tired of always being wise," and for once suf-
fered myself 10 be persuaded. Accordingly mats
tiers were arranged, the big pot slung upon a
pole, and with our devil hold of one end and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12

GREAT RESULTS FROM SMALL BEGrSSINes.-
The possibility Of great change bei,g intro
ducrd by very Sigh, beginnings, may he illus
trai-d by the tale wtit h Lockman tells Of vi
zier, who, having off -nded his ma ter, was con.
demned to perpetual captivity in lofty tower.
Al night his wife came to weep below his wins
dow: Cease yoar grief,' said the sage, $50
home for the present, and return hiiher when
you have procured live black bes,le, togeth r
with little ehee, Cor buffalo's bur,er) three
clews, one Of finest silk, another Of stout pack.
thread, and ano her OF whip, finally STOUT coil
Of rope" When she again Came to the foo,
of the tower, provided according to her hus-
bands commands, he directed her to touch the
head Of The insect with little of The ehre, 10
tie one end OF the silk thread around him, and
to place the reptile on the wall IF The tower -
Seduced by The smell Of the butter, which he
conceived TO be in store some where above HIM,
the beetle continued TO ascend till he TT ar he'd
the top, and thu, put the yizier in possession OF
the silk thread; who drew up the pack-thread
by means of The silk, The small cord by means
Of the packlhrrad, and by mrars of the core. a
stout rope capable of Sustaining his own
weight, and so at last escaped from The place Of
his duress, Quarterly RevisW.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12

Norwich, MAY 6.-SrLK-We hnd' from
conversing with persons from different parts oi
this and The neighboring counties, that the Al,
tenton Of the farmers is very generally turhe"
10 the subject Of raising silk worms, ana 'he
cultivation Of the mulberry tree with tha' view
4 CO.'S siderable number have already determ'h'
ed TO engage in this business. lhey seem 10
have become convinced that the cultivation OF
the mulberry and the raising OF the worms Is
no, only practicable, bu, profitable also, and lar
more p' oftable than mos, OF the ordinary arh'
cles of agriculture.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12
NI1sE1s. a y.D.R.lIAs
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY II, 1929.

The RICH, Rev. Bishop MOORE, OF Virginia,
nreached in Chrisr's Church on Sunday MORN
ing, 10 numerous and attentive congregation
After the sermon, the rite of confirmation was
administered to about twenty persons. In the
afternoon. he preached in ST. Paui's Church.
The appearance of this venerable man-his
affrctionale and feeling exhnrtations-and the
impassioned eloqurnce of lis sermo7s-have
ALWAYS called forth our admir- alton. We know
of no one who unites in his person more ct the
requisite qualifications for Christian Bishop
than Bishop MooRE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12

We had The pleasure, Yesterday morning. OF
WISHING the splendid 5 cam Packe' COLUMBIA,
now lying a, Ramsay wharf. She wei de-
serves al that has been said Of her by he Bal
,imore papers. Her accommodations Tor pas"
sengers are elegant, and the decorations and
ornaments of the cabins are in the best style.
We can now boast OF a steamboat equal, in
every respect, TO the North River boats.
BY the advertisement in this mornings pa
ner- il will be seen that the COLUMBIA leaves
this place tor Baltimore TO morrow morning at
seven o'clock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12

The M,sou,i(St LOUIS, Republican informs
us that General ATKINSON, commanding the
Western Department of The Army, has order
I'd detachment Of troops for the protection Of
the trade between thar Srate and the Internal
Provinces of Mexico. The detachment Is un>
der the command of M jor BENNETT RILEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12
LATEST FROM BUENos Avn.

The schooner Maria, TrO,, has arriv..
Baltimore, in sixty days from BuenOs ,,,,
The Editors Of the American are ipteb,et
the poli,eness of MIR. G. W. Pe,er.ir
senger in the Maria, and to Captain T e., E,
of Busnos Ayres papers to the oh March
elusive. The markets at 3uenOs Ayrs, w..
very bad Tor almost every article of imDor, ~.
the produce Of the country Scarce and bioh
Speculalons in specie were continually n,.
on, and fluctuations occurred two o, i,
times in the course of week. Donhl.,.
ranged from 86l 10 S64, ant dollars ryom .,
IS to 81 go in paper currency The mo,r;,,
the Maria sailed, doubloons were quoe5 :,
S64-Fiour, S52 per barrel. TRAVELLING IN II,
interior was considered extremely dans,,o..
in consequence Of Struggling parties. Bq,i,.,,
in that quarter was very dull. We lear, -.
bally that all the Provinces of the R.po,i.
except Santa Fe had sent 10 their adb.y,.,
the new order Of things under General L,,,u.
A part Of the army Of Buenos Ayres, andse.
flotilla under Admiral Brown, had been So,
against Santa Fe, and Two DAYS before III. ",
ria sailed, a large body Of cavalry had also I,s
Buenos Ayres for the same object. Il vast,
pected that the expedition against ,ha, 2rcyi,,
would succeed wi,hou, much bioodshed a..
casional arrests and executions took Mac. !,
the city of Buenos Ayres. At Monte vidcO
short time before, robberes had been c,r.s
on to an alarming extent.
From our files Of papers We CLEAN The follow
ing items
On the goth February, decree was base.
by the Government Of Buenos Ayres, grsruI
pardon 10 all dessrters who returned within
certain period
On the 22d February, salute was fred
the United States sloop of war Boston, and z
veral mere hammer, in comm, moraion Of H.
day. A breakfast was 10 have been given
board the Boston, but it was prevented By is
inclemency of The weather.
On the 25th February, the following iodn.
duals were arrested on charge Of coDspIrag
against the Government. No little excellence
was caused thereby:
Ihhitry-Don Juan Ramon Bacarce, hrna
minister Of war; General Henrique Marine
second in command to LavaIlel ia Col IONS
Iriarte: and Lieut.. Col. Juan Jose Marm
Jonte.
CivH-Don Thomas Anchoreha. aud zig
others.
The military were banished to Moniryt'
| and the others 10 Patagonia.
On the 28:h February decree w0s pubs
ed, anpulling previous decree which cut,
izcd the opening Of the port OF BeOe'ldes
was announced that the National BanS III
about TO call in irs ole notes, and rep ace Ira
with new ones. The amount issued a. To-
date was about Sl4,6l5 600. On lhr4 hMsi
intelligence was received oi an action 5eFr
a parry Of Government troops and tie If"'
gents at Arroyo de Mexico, in winch tie hf
were defeated with loss. A report wasHH
cua,ioD. which WAS not, however, germ
credited, that the Dictator Francis had oF'.
the porrs Of Paraguay 20 all the Province"
that Of Buenos Ayres.
A letter TO the Editors, from an Officer
board the United S ares ship Boston, di"
Buenos Ayres, March |, says: hOF
leave this in a very short time for the WI"
STATES, as the Vandal:a has arrived from !L'
delpbia."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12

What glorious time II is getting to be Tor
as editors "Bless Us, how zoe apples swim. !"
VIVA, dust kick up, said fig on the wheel.
There is hardly Jackson printer in the land,
who does not clap his wings and crow as lustl-
" as rhough he had the lungs Of chant'cleer.-
Nav, not content with making more noise than
every body else, the editors OF The dominant side
will be meddling with things that DO not con-
Germ hem. They even go so far as 10 push their
individual opinions as 10 the candidates for OF
fee, upon The President. We have curious
instance of this in the case OF the editor OF the
New York Evening Post; who privately wrote
to somebody about the person OF Gen. Jackson
with the design that it should be shown 10 the
General, advising him not to appoint Mr.
Swsrtou, Collector Of New-York. This peice
IF news, after much contradiction and denial,
l--...--. '-..o,@, "f.aakly confessed by the
editor Of the Post.
To all this by the by, we have nothing to say.
Pursuing ourselves the same honorable voca-
ton, who can tell bul that four years from this
time ,ce too shall be carrying our blushing
honours thick upon u.s." "Hang me, If the
thought dom burn me up -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12
SELECTED POETRY.

From the We xford Evening Post.
Translated from CamOens
Issw the vrtuous man cSh>end
With Gfe's unnumbered woes;
And he was poor without friend
Press'd BY thousand foes.
saw the passions plant slave
In gallant trim, and gay
His course was pleasures placid wave
His life summers day.
And was caught in foly's snare,
And join'd her giddy train
But found her soon the nurse OF care
And punishment and pain.
There surely is some guiding pow'r
Which rightly suffers wrong
Gives vice to bloom its little hour,
But virtue late and long. r.
,If we are not greatly mistaken. the above transia
ton from Camoens is by Lord Strangford-f not h's
Lordshps it is MooIe's. The stanlas are quite FAM
liar to us.-Edl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12

The Richmond Wing mentions that it was
no, the Rev Archibald Campbell Of the Pres
byierian Church, who engaged MI. Owen at
Cincinnati, but tn" Rev. Alexander Campbell
of the BAPTIST Church
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12

We have received the last number OF the
African Repository, and find its contents inter-
esing to the friends of the COLONIZATION So
ciety. An early number of the present volume
will be embelIished with beautiful portrait OF
J. Ashmun, Esq. late Colonial Agent in Li5e,
LA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12
VIRGINIA CONVENTION.

PRINCESS ANNE.
l.. w. Tazewell l66
JOS. Preutis, 100
Lem Cornick, ~
r. B Taylop, lo6
Geo l. yal 90
Arthur Emmerson, IS
John Eornck, le
Mord,c ii Cook,
VIM. Msxwell,
r H. Baker,
Scattering,
RocKBRIDoE COUNTY.
Gen Briscoe q Baldwin of Saunton 1911
Chapman johnson Of Richmond l6l
Gen VIM Nc Coy of pendeton l46
Samr Mcdowell Moore Of Rockbridge lo4
John Bower of Rockbridge 90
n. I. Iapp OF S'aun'on 10
VIM. Taylor Of Rockbridge 81
Thos Jores Of PendIe,on 25
Dan Sh fey Of Stanton %
VIM. Kinney Of Augusta 4
Jno. Ii. Peyton Of S,aunton !
ALBEMARLE.
James Peasants 26o
VIM. {. RIves 25S
Hug Nelson 1863
VIM. F. Gordon l43
D S. Gsrand 1872
L P. Thompson GO
Landon Cabell II
Jno NJ Martin Is
Thomas Massic IA
Robert RIVes !
he polls were kept open three days.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12

e The Boston papers say, according to their
population, that City is cons,ituionally entitled
10 eighty sir repr senta:ives-she has elected
this year, ou' fifty fire members OF the house Of
Representatives
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12

THExrREs BuRSr.-In the pas fourteen
months The following Theatres land perhaps
others) have been destroyed by fire, some of
which were among the mos, spier die in the
world.-Ne,U York Journal of Commerce.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12

The New York Herald Of tn. 9Th contained
detailed account of Great Ani-Auction
NJ, eting," held in that city on the evening pre-
vious,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-03
Vo the l'ublic

consequence of the numerous frauds and IMPOSE
4 tons practsed in reference TO my medicine am
again induced TO change the form ct my BOTTLES.
~ future the PANACEA will be- nut IN ro"ni oo''es'
iated ongitudnally, with the following Words blown
i'm the glass, "SwAIa's PANAcEA, PHiLkpA, asrepre
scented above.
These bottles are much stronger than those hereto
fore use and will have but one label which covers
the cork with my signature on it, so that the cork
cannot be drawn without destroying the signature
without which none is genuine. J he medicine may
consequently be known to he genuine when nv sIg
nature is visible to eounterfeH wheh wH be punshdole
csJwg1y
The increasing demand forthis celebrated medicine
has enabled me 10 reduce the price to TWO DoI
LARS per bottle thus bringing within the reach OF
the INDECENT. go
Wv Panacea requires no encomIum; ITS astonishing
effects and wonderful operation have drawn, both from
Patients and Medical Practitioners of the highest re-
speciality, the mos, unqualified appreciation, and es'
tsblished for character which Envys pen, though
dipped in gall, can never tarnish
The false reports concerning this valuable medicine,
which have been diligently circulated by certain
Ph, sicans have their origin either IN ENVY or IN the
mischief ouse fleets ofthe SPURIOUS INVITATIONS.
The Proprietor pledges himself to the Public, and
gives them the most solemn that thi, medi
cse contains neither mercury any other deleter"us
1rug.
The Public are cautioned not to purchase my Pana-
cea except fr m myself accredited agents, or per
sons Of known responsibility. and all those will cnnse
quent, be without excuse, who hall purchase from
any other persons
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-03
Fall Gnoas


INNSHINGroN 4 BRE>r have received oy '"'
w recent arrivals fro y >ew York,
I tIsneyai .ssortmem Of DHf oOODH'
CoN>I TING, IN PAIR, OF
suoerGns MA <, navy blue, olive, drso' and steel
.- IN xed cloths
pu-. bI,ck. and steel mixed kerseymeres
mr., and IN xed ,evonshire kerseys. and plains
olive and ,lrlb au sbings q sA
sl,o4 l0-4 IL 4. and 124 Heavy rose blankets
o 4 aud Il point do
y a., and figured bombAzetts. assorted coiors
Back bo,nb zines; wor,ted and cotton hosiery
P,ent and nett suspenders
Tartan and Crcss>ian plaids
81 Rob Roy plaid, beau'iiul article
A.rino cloths and Circassisns. various eoiors
Black Italian ius,rngs and levantnes
B,reve, Pelmyrene, and silk hdkts
Thi1et. Merino, Cashmere, and cloth shawls
Irish linens, sheetings, and lawns
Russia, bird eve, ana table diaper
ia, i6 4 super danask table cloths
"a aud 70 oed ticks; apron checks
NAVY blue, silver gre, and steel mixed cssHneus
Burlaps rick'euburgs, and Hess'ans
Scotch oznsbrsS and ssck'ng
JYfh a large supply Of
IA. 49, and 1 Drown and Dieacned shirungs anu
,heetings, pla'ds and stripes
Also
5000 lbs superior cotton yarn
S bales domestic kerseys and lnseys
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-03
CERTIFIC ATES.

The following communication addressed 20 therr.
prietor If judkins' Ointment, from the Hon john
Talafrrro, member of Congress is highly incn siirg
The gratuitous manner in which it Is made EXHIBITS
feelings Of no ordinary character towards ufcmlh.
manity; and is certainly we'll deserving Of public
tenton
WAsBINGTOS, Jan. 22d, 1872
SHIT has been my wish for q considerable tine
to communicate to you 'b' good effect With whukI
have used the ointment invented BY MIR. Judkms
and which now understood rs made and sold B, g.
gent. appoint ed by yourself have applied ibncirt.
ment during the last three years 10 every specie' 4
'umour and wound, without fai!ure to produce cue
in every instance. consider il the most decided and
Efficient dy in all of tumour, be The Cate
what il may, and have found nothing 50 good fa
wounds Of any description II ma! be proper toad
iha, the cure of tumour called White Swelling, gr
over by the most distinguished physicians, n mtg
rable, and which they decided, would without amps
taton prove fatal to the patient, MAS underny lnHe
diate notice effected BY the of Judk ms Ominth
and the patent is IN fine health lis limb ~ c't
Ivy the tumour being restored to perfect STATE
sOundness Also that the leg OF an aged man whti
had been wounded, ami @xh'bfed one dreadlulh u
cvrated surface from the kn'et, foot, and uhti
for more than two years, had been ons'Gtn metr
Bile, was eHtctually cured by the appl'cstGa OF 'ut
kins' Ointment. mention these ~" cases. Wnel i'a
under my immediate notice and manage ne II, ~ 81.
cided evidence of the hicao( this I, med' ht'o
of tumour and OF ulcers. IiWt experienced" de-
cded,, The good eff Ct of this remedy IN The CUE
Felous, and Of every species OF fresh wound h'ri
tn me that any one who will observe on the open"
rf this oin,men, must be satisfied as I" ITS p'''
. feet lean with the utmost confidence feeo"""
the use of thi. valuable remedy
am Sir. very respectfully, n,o
.... JOHN TALIAfElHo
To Mr.. Charles tIerstons, Proprietor"
Of Judkin's Ointment, near Frede
ricktown, Md.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-03
Fine Wines.

HEORGE JOHNSON has just received pr
" iocl'y. from Madeira. suppl, ct u;s.
old LOn6On Particular Nadeiro ,t.
in pipes, hogsheads quarter and halt q'la".S pe'
J. Howard, March & Co.'S brand. warfanu ~. b,sT
such as comes % 10 order" and suitable TOT ".
bles lie has alo received, per same vessel -
and half Or. casks # the =,
F" Finest Grope Juice, &, d
= most delicious wine All Of which he Dn,;,,. l,I
on termrs Which he hopes viii please; ana m
ers 70 call and examine the same, At h'' sa,,;s -
wins wharf. where he continues to tran's''
Commission Business e ever. d'scuphon ,yi-.i
: mteiirr~eer Will please ,n..rs the above.
week m forbid.
sept II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-03
CERTIFICATES.

From Doctor ~ Chapman. Professor Of the Institutes
and Practice of Phy>ic and Clinical Practice in the
University Of Pennsylvania, President of the AGA
deny of Medicine Of Philadelphia, &c.
have within the last two years had opportunity
of seeing several ofvcry nveterae u GERS which,
having resisted previously the sular modes of treat
ment, were healed by the use of Mr SWANS PAsA
cEA, and 10 believe, from what have seen, that il
will prove IN mportantremedy in scrouous, venereal
and mercuria! diseases. ,
NJ CH.rN.x N. D.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-03
F4Oy DIR. H8LEN7YNE MOTT

Professor of Surgery in the University of New York,
Surgeon of the New-York Hospital, &c &C..
have repeatedly used swaim's Panacea, both inthe
Hospital and in private practice. and have found it
be valuable Ne cine in Chronic, syph'li,ic scro-
fnlous complaints aid in obstinate cutaneous affec-
tions. Oh Va ESrINB NOrr, VI. ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-03

Professor of Surgery in the University of Pennsyva-
mia, Surgeon and Clinical Lecturer to the Aims
House Infrmary, sc. &c.
Ihave employed the Pa AcEA Of Mr. Swain, IN nu-
meroms instances within the last three years. and have
always found it extremely efcacous especially in &c
condary syphilis and in mercurial disease have no
hesirationin pronouncng medicine Ct inestimable
value w GIBSON, NJ. ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-03
FROW DIR W7LLLaM p, DEWEES.

Adi't Profe sor Of Midwifery in the University of
Pennsylvania, &c &c
Ihave much pleasure IN saying have witnessed the
decided and happy effects in several instances of
inveterate disease from Hr. Swaim's PASAcKA, where
other remedies had faled-.one was that of Mrs
Brown WV. p. DEVICES, Md
See BOOK of Cases, page So
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-03
Ynk, September % lS.l.

sir-Having been Cor number OF year an 100,
with the rheumatism to that degree that oi'thS
was unable TO wak-tryng variety OF cures N''', .
effect. | heard o! Judkins' ointment oD''n''
and by using The pot agreeable to direction VS.
tieiy cured. and have not since [now more thana!n
been afflicted with it. JACOB Lh'hh''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-03
To Let.

a. 4 convenient, we'll finished two story brick
~ dwelling house on Henry street between King
and Prince Streets having good rooms, store Dom,
kitche n, servants room, smoke house, &c he rent
will be made low to a roodtenant Apply at the auc.
ton store corner of Prince and ION streets
oct II WIN MUTT.