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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24

AS.1&SG 43 AA4O43e
For cleansing, ivhiteaing and pieserving the Teeth
and Cams.
FENHE BRITISH ANTICEPTIC DEN
M THRICE which the present proprietor wishes
most particularly to recommend To the attention of
the pubck, is perfectly exempt from all those acids
which in general form the basis of tooth powders In
common use, and which, although they may whiten
the teeth for short time, must inevitably destroy
the Enamel by their deeterous action on this beau
tifu covering of the teeth. The consequence is that
the Enamel which is the shield provided by nature
to protect the spongy and internal structure
is rapidly corroded by these acid ingredients. be-
come more discOloured than ever and exposes the
inner portion OF the tooth to carries and rapid and
certain decay BY the use of the British Anticeytic
Dentyrice, IN the morning, occasion may require,
with brush moderately hard, and cold water the
accumulation Of Tartar Will not only be prevented
but tire teeth rendered beautifully and permanently
tcjle, and the gums restored to that freedom from
sorness that hardness and effiorescence which are
tie tests of their healthy state. and the best
guarantee of It natural fragrance of the breath
which can never be expected in connection with
foul teeth, and scorbutic, unhealthy gums. (Price
80 cents q Boz
~ Prepared from the original Recipe in MS of
the late DIR. w. 7. CONWAY, by his immediate Sue
cesor and the sole Proprietor I. KlpDERj aud sold
wholesale by him at his Counting Room, over No
81 formerly called No. 70) Court street, head of
Hanover street, near Concert Hall Boston. and re-
tailed by bis special appointment together with all
the valuable Medicines as prepared by the late Dr.
Conway,) by
II y
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24

WN7ILL be sold at Auction, at the Inn Of
Wv CHARLES H; WHITING, in Sterling, on
MONDAY, the I'd day Of MARCH next,
at o'clock, p M the following described premises;
situate within three fourths of mile northery OF
the Meeting house, in Sterling, to wit =
A small Farm, called the ROSS FARM, consist
ing of Moving, Pasturing and Tillage. well proper
toned, and we'll watered,. with DWELLING
HOUSE, BARN,
CHAIR SHOP,
and TURNING LATHE ON the premises.
Conditions made known at the time and place Of
sale.
THO'S. ROSS.
Sterling, Feb II, 1929. is
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24
|lGN NEWS.

! NEWS.
S'spart has arrived at
Z bringing Greenock pa
p tss This date is no
/ before received by arri-
; N Turkey are stated
4 qulet at the last dates,
s1 ',''ea'ening prodigious
HIM number Of shipwrecks
lS,''nd in the early pert
4s'ae Of Burke, and an
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24
G. B. PARKER, Lancaster.
T. DOTY, Westminster.

~ Observe that none are genuine without the
written signature of i. KIDDER, on the outside
printed wrapper
GT A large discount made to those who buy to
sell again.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24
1FBRITIsH ANTICEPTIC ~f)

DlINE1E ks4C13s
For cleansing, achsteaing, and pieserring the Tcet
and Cams.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08

This is to Give Notice,

WHAT the subscriber. of Alexandra County, in the
i District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or.
phans Court of said County Letters of Administration
on the estate of JOHN GRUVER, late Of the Coun-
t, aforesaid. decd. All persons having claims against
said lecetent are hereby warned TO exhibit the
to the subscriber, passed by the Orphans Court,
or before the 5h day of December next otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all benefit to said
and those indebted thereto required to make
immediate payment Given under my hand, this 5,h
day of December, 1929.
THOMPSON G. TYLER,
dec SGT Administrator.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08
CalciMeN MngMesia.

sxyE have received direct from the Mary land Che
w mcal Works. ssIr ply oi superior Calcned Mag.
ne,ia, made after the amer Of ienrys celebrated
magnesia his imagine "a We warrant to b. as good,
if not better, than the English, having b, testing the
two articles together, proved this 10 be supsror.-
We here offer IN condensed form, at half the price
of the imported, perfectly pure magncsia and u may
he tax en- into the delicate stomach without pro-
ducing the slightest Nausea Ian object often so cons
derabic with ply sicians) being rather pleasant than
,aereeable tasted. In the Of the American art.
Gle and when il shall become generally known, we are
satisfied i, viii supercede the use OF the imported es
necay rs it is afforded a; The price and Is more
sure in effect than the common oaicned magnes'a, u
is r,t UP in bottles and Labelled with directions in
convenient size for families or retailing IN country
stores, or other places where medicines vendcd
Also. an assortment OF
CONES, BRUSHES md Soaps,
Consisting Of
Tuck, side, long crooked, neck and pocket combs
Cloth bsr hesh nail. vanish, sash tools and camels
hair brushes
Rose, transparent, variega.ed and Windsor shaving
soaps. IFor sale by
ssgu., Il WILLIAM LAEPHRR < co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08


the public, that he carries at his old stand. south
side of King street, nearly opposite the Mechanics
Rank, Aexanlris, the
Saddle, harness. & Trunk Business,
Nv all ITS ViRIOUS BRANCHES.
He tenders his grateful acknowledgements to his
friends and the public, for The distinguished patronage
he has received from them; and begs leave to assure
them N . with the aid of the best workmen, and an
annie supply Of the most choice materials, he will be
sb IN entire those who may please
To favor him with their business either by order or per-
He has on hand a, this time and win continue to keep
large assortment of the following articles wholesale
and retail, on the most moderate terms;
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles, best quality, stuff flaps
Do do do plain
Do do common do
Ladies' do best and common
Plated and steel-bi,ted brides, of various kinds
Plated and steel-'nounted mariingales
Saddle-bags of the latest fashion, and common
Veliss.s and carpet travelling bags
Plated.mount,d carriage harness
DO gig
Brass and japan mounted gig harness
plated, brass, and japanned mounted cariole har-
ness
Wagon, cart and dray harness
Fire buckets and halters
And also a general assortment OF
ELesant Hard 'eather Travelling TRUNKS,
,n1 graf variety ut
TIE Best G. e q RIDING WHiFS.
plate steel and brass spurs
PLATED stee, aud brass hri'lie bits and st'rrupS
S4ddetre.s and puckskns, assorted
Ruff 20 skin saddle covers .
Old >ailles neatly covered with hog, buck, ana cah
skim and quilted at shores, notice.
ud saddles harness. and trunks Of all kinds repaired
at the shortest notice.
81 JANfS fNN9NN u.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08
no. 1855
Superior BLACK INK Powder.
LIQUID INK,
WARRANTED PERMANENT.

w AMMAN NM
Manufactured by NORTHtJ W.aRRiN PhildsIpAis.
ME above has been fairly tested and found t. Dos
sess all the separate advantages combined, which
have been considered sufficient reccmme ndaton to
the public, OF the various articles of the kind have
been prepared N tins country, or imported from Eu.
rope 1t is confidently relied upon. that single trial
of the Liquid Ink or Ink Powder, Che latter Of such
general convenience to Travellers and particular, for
VOYAGES, will prove their superor, over any Of
the preparations now in
The public attention is respectfully invited to the
following recomme ntations:
" The subscribers, having used North & Warrin's
Liquid Black Ink, [by them warranted permanent, and
to be manufactured from their fine Ink owdcr,J beg
to recommend it to merchants and Others who VIII
find, trial that frws freely from the pen resins
its color. and, where beautiful black ink is required
for deeds and other public writings this composition.
We have doubt will bear comparison with any arti-
Gle Of the kind Manufactured in this country with
that imported from Europe"
.lohn Reed, E.q President Philadelphia Bank
QCampbeR Esq CASHIER do
II Hoilingsporih, Esq Cashier Bank North meriea
Hhuhl Esq Cashier Farmers ana Mechanics Bank
HJi.eris, Esq asher SeduyihiH Bank
Roberts, Esq Cashie, Nephen Tirmds Bank
DR. MANUEL tachson adjunct Professor Cniper Penn
DR. dscOb Green. Professor IF Chemistry J6srson Col
Clement c sidd1s h'q A0tary Public
G campseA Librarian Philadelphia Library
JRaybod, Proihonofary Supreme Court
John Geyer, hegister cfHfNs
Isaac Eliot Cnwyaneer
Isaac Hampah do
JB NorburY Esq
John 0okts'd C1erh efMe District Of Southwark
S.H Sionon County audiior
" Codts Pr0thOnOiary's OGcs District Court
ISCarrr d do
G y Head do do
Darid Le,cis Esq President Phanr Insurance Co
JR Wuscherer. Esq do do
JNmM. Esq Sse'y Penn,y'rcnin Fire do
7Hos TSmiley, .4etuary fnm Life do
pryor. Board Of Health
W II johnson Principal high School Franklin h,1
B II Rand flirting Master
Henry Br,stow. dO
Ihomas Roser, Teacher
q Dennison do
- Hewort do
Enn,0n Williams. hurueyor
Jennings Il Thomas, .fuciion.e1s
Knor Boggs e Co. Merchants
John Gr,gg do
Marcus Bull do
y Potter do
Burgm Hood e PearsuK, Merchants
.nhn Bradiey
81 Taylor
For sale by DAVID MARTIN,
nov 6 -2aw2m Bookseiltr. .}ier ndria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08

Notice.
o,a,dJyoba 6, Dist. ofEoiumbia Packets,
ri Hand's Line, Pa CasaL J
The regular packet sloop
II JOHNSON.
m C,,. Johnson, will leave Philadelphia; via
nm ~ ON the 5th of November; and the days
-. sr,n that time will he IVEDNESD9Y of
~ S,eek, until further notice. For freight, APP
J az STEPHEN SHlNS,
y" jaime, > wharf, Alexandra,
JOSEPH HAND,
50 South whar,es, philadelphia.
g, y Extra vessels will be despatched if necessa.
y u nov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08
Choice Wines .

q NJ & s. u JANNEY. agents Of J. II. March
y. Co of Madeira, have received per brig BaitiHore
on1 scbr Vrjoci,v Just arrived from MADEIRA choice
election Of HINES of the following kinds:
H. = Iiadeira
Busuudy In pipes haif-Pipes' quarter
THO - 'e''k'' and AAfq"'r'er''a'k'
Part of which is in the Custom House and entted to
debenture, - 'e..f-H
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08
sept l6-eolws1awh
Cmsh for Negroes.

WE wish to purchase ONE HUNDRED LIKELY
w NEGROES, of both sexes. from IL 20 IS years
of sse. field hands aso rechancs Of every descrp.
ton Persons ishing selv aid do yell tn give
call, as We are determined TO higher prices for
slaves than any purchaser WHO'S now or ma! be here
AT er in this market.
ANY communication in writing will be promPt'yat.
tended to- We en- at all times be found at our resi-
dcnce, west end of Duke street, Alexandra, ID. G.
sept 80 FRANKLIN Il ARMFIELD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08
Cotton Seine lwine.

q NJ SIS. H. JANNEY have commenced making
-. Cotton Seine Irvine at the OCCOQU7N Fac
IOIY. Persons wishing to buy, can have !, mad to
oder OF AN, size OCT IS E
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08
New Goods.

New Gt0NS.
EsICHAD s. HOPKINS & Co. have received by the
Ia arrivals from Philadelphia and New-York gene.
"a and n selected stock ot seasonable DRY GOODS
which hey of.r for sale on accommodating terms.
uc II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08
Notice.

TJNIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he carries on at his old stand. south
side of King street, nearly opposite the Mechanics
p.,L alexan, ,ria. the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08
EaM GONAS.

EaAk OooNS.
<u.p1Es BENNETT has received, and c6ers for
u sale, ,cholesale and RETAIL
S,per6pe black Navy blue and oh, cloths
Rack. dark blue and steel mixed Serseymeres
Fine blue and steel mixed sauinests
LADIES' dark blue and caret hab't-cio'hs
Av,r;t,y of milied drsb cloths and kerseys
4 hale uf very stout English drab and mixed 90
I aides hoskin and York tan gloves
C,m,lemen's English doe>kin ditto, OF hrs qua"V
E,.r- Madras, and compan, bandanna hdSts
black Italian and English sewing-s'!Ss' OF mrs. qy
A general assortment of cotton, SILK ana 'a'noS
wool hose
A few dozen Of first quality ladies' black ana
slate worsted hose
co,,,n Rails. assorted, from 90 to 60
I0O nasks q. ~ and so, German pins, quality said
10 be very superior to English
Rose blankets. heavy, full sized English, from -
to 1874
Irish linens and diapers, Domestic goods
A general assortment of brown and bieachea coz
inns smonrs, the latter of extra quality, III I'M
tat;on of Madras cottons
case very stout 54 shee,ings
Two bales domestic kerseys for negroes
a hale of 40 No. Gnseys, very good quahty
white, red. yellow and green Hannels
S,ner6ne "A and z bed ticks and checks
SEINE nv me and SHOE 1HREAD,
sept22
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08
Goshen cheese
Aindsoy MN X Co.

AIlnds:y NAlA u W.
otFEG FOR SALE,
O = hhls New orlcsn- sugar
80 10 hdds It. Croix do
u s white Havana do
50 ha,ls n. Orleans Il W India molasses
10 yierces do 90
, puncheons old Jamaica rum
S halt pipes gn-tte'- brandy
half pipes Sicii, Madeira vine
10 o. casks Marscilles do do
h,lf or casks Olivera do do
10 or cask, Malaga do
Is barrels \. rum
% 90 Nortons e
10 do old whiskey
10 do mess beef
10 do prime do
so do No 3 msckerel
10 do No shad
100 packages I'E.IS consisting of gunpowder,
imperial, and Young Tyson. in chests half
chests and / Slb boxes, Importation 1929
10 casks cheese
10 bags Java coffee
so dn It Domingodo
IS do Porto Rico do
IS bags pepper
do pmento
Is boxes brown soap
so do Windsor do
S do Castle do
10 do mould candles, woodruRs brand, Is,
SIS, g.
Is boxes sperm candles
90 do G3vendish tobacco
10 do fresh lemons
20 reams writing paper
10 do Wrapping do
Starch in boxes and halt do
Chocolate in do
Swee, oil, cordjals, pipes in do
Nutmegs, salt petre. race and ground ginger
pimenlo and pepper in kegs
Ca ,sia in mats, bottles in do, &c. &c.
1000 bushels GROUND alum salt
5000 do Cadz do
500 sacks fine do
nov 4-(W. RI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08

ON the cork of each bottle is seal with the sub
scrihers name, to prevent deception; and u, on ''a
il should not prove as represented can be returned
For the accommodation Of public houses, the .ubscr-
berhas bottled quantity Of wine. porter, cider, &c
in whole and half bottles, which will be delivered tree
nr exnense Masters of vessels wishing wine, por-
ter &c bottled will please give few days notice
in order tina, may undergo the necessary process Tor
a long sea voyage. The above liquors were import
ed by the subscriber and will be warranted pure and
unatultcraed. lie expects hereattcr.t to receive re-
eular supplies All orders from the country Ienher
IN boxes or deni ohns) will be promptly attended To-
~ q. The subscriber is at all times prepared ~
clarity and bottle wines for those who may desire
their DWELLING, and If required, can f"rn'h c'''e'
bottles and corks of first quality
In few days he will be able to supply ms tFiehu'
with Wine Vinegar Of the best quality
q He continues carry in all ITS varieties, DyeS,
Seo,.rine and Bieachng Msrino .Mu,cs, in the best
manner, Oh the SHE of Royal, between MIG AND
Prince streets, Alexandria.
may 9 I. y; ohi-. -. -
ar The National Intelligencer will insert me ABOVE
three times, and send their accountt" this o'hoe
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08
NnttIing Cellar.

Vs,HE subscriber. grateful for the encouragement he
has received since his from Europe, informs
the public that he has on hand an assortment OF
Hines, Bro,0n Stout, Lo4don Porter. lille,
fider &c
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-18
early hoar, md the Convention ianedia.sy a.

early boar, md the Convention immediately ~
i0urned.
Yesterday the Convention met at II O'Clock. and
went INTO committee OF the whole Mr. Olies
addressed the committee at length, assigning 10y
way OF apology for entering on the general SUD
oct, alter so elaborate a discussion as It had al
ready received, tllut gimmerlns hope that tue
Convention might be brought nearer TO unanmty
thanlt was at present; which be urged with much
earnestness. lie went into a history and defence
OF the existing constitution, which be cOntended 20
have been formed with perfect deliberatlon and
cOnsUmmats wisdom. He preiaced this defence
with some general remarks on the present condl-
ton 0ttle science ofgeuGal economy, and with
am especial vludiCaton of the manner 10 which the
Executive Department of Virginia is organized.
lie presented a general outline of the present
structure OF the government, which had It's basis
resting on Land, and ITS several parts 50 balanced
as 20 present judiciouS checks upon each other
restraining the action Of the majority whenever It
was likely 10 be dangerous to the public happiness
tie commended IN a particular manner the gener-
al tendency of the Constitution to throw the pow
er Ofhe state into the hands of the middle classes
OF society, rather than those of the two extremes
of The very rich aud the very poor.
Mr 6. traced the origin of society as recorded
ia sacred writ--and contendsd for the existence
of the right of property previously to the formation
ofthe Social Compact. and even 20 the domestic
o. pariarcha state which he represented as prsce-
ding that compact
lie then went INTO q discussion ofthe legitimate
objects OF Government, and the best means 10 al
tain Them and dcussed those clauses of the Bill Of
of Rights which had been brought forward and
relied on by the friends of reform arguing 10 shew
that there was no discrepancy between them and
tho existence of freehold qualification in voting.
When hc had arrived at TINS point of bis argu-
men5 Mr. g. yielded to motion for The rising of
The Committee, made by Mr. Taylor Of Chester
field.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-18

IL the case Of back-b4teTs, taie-bearers and tat
/ lers the ulaSim thai misery loves company,
a most true one. For these persons are fond O
| the society Of each other. and dislike those wb,
| wall not join and countenance them; hence loU
most frequently fad them associated together. -
| But another reason Is, the worthy, upright. and
honorable fear TO be found in their society. for il
IS those who are most frequently the subjects Of
their malice and base remarks.
Some wal say, how is this evil TO be corrected
Such stories are told Us and we cannot help hear
inc ;heml We would ask, how is any vice 10 be
( corrected 10 community Surely not by encour-
aging the perpetrators of vice and crimel Meth
er will Islander, back-bitng, tLe-bearing and tat
ling be corrected by being encouraged and listen
ed TO- II thus eva cannot be reached by the civil
law, 1t can by moral sense and moral courage
There Is virtue enough IN any community If bot
into action, 10 correct the vices that exist there
Only tell detracter that YOU have no ear for such
music only tell him, you require further proof be-
fore you can condemn, and he viii not long trou-
bic you. But II you hear his story and repeat II
with eXageratlon, You not only ENCOURAGE him.
bat become parucpator in his crime. Such per
sous should be avoided as the vpeTs Of socieiy.
Solomon says, the poison of the asps Is under
their tongues"
II an innocent person has been made the sub
beet Of malicious tale, and traces il back through
half dozen mouths and finds that Il originated
as almost eli such tales do, in nothing; what reps-
riion coos t5at person reccl,o % lie has been no.
der the painful necessity of calling on persons,
asking and hearing explanations; has been at the
trouble, and expense of time and feeling: He was
innocent before; is innocent now. With all this
less Of time and good fellowship, he stands where
he was previous TO the origin Of the falsehood: lie
has gained ntthing for the loss. To be sure he
can see whereihe weight OF guilt lies; he can try
tbysynheslsi he can takethe parts ofthe story put
them together and make the whole; or by analy-
sis, he can divide the whole story into It's several
parts, and see low much each individual has
lied; but as long Is the world is ignorant of this
mode by which he ascertaned the truth, as long
IS there are no corsciences concerced, and these
individuals can conceal their iniquities under the
cloak Of hypocracy long Us their purses are not
touched, (Which are TOO often the only consciences
ofthese people the injured has but d poor recon-
pense. But if talt-bearerS and slanderaFs have
no tribunal upon esith by which they can be de-
tec,ed and punished, the time will come when JUS
toe must oyartalle hem. PACIFICUS.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-18
rFor the Compiler.

TOT ulu compiler.
In a community where falsehood and Islander
prevail, 40 person Is safe. The most yirtuou.
cannot tell no what moment their good name.
may be a-slled When conscience would whis-
per 90 them they have nothing TO fear, SANDER &
flsehood may be busy al work, and among the
creduIous DO them iuspTa5le injury. Balls, horse
races. and even gambling with aiI their evil CON
sequences. are but drop ~ the bucket, vhenCom
pared 70 SANDER, back-D,tiug, taebearug & tai.
ling. Il is not always those who originate these
stories thar are the most guilty, tor In the irsi
place, the story may be perfectly innocent; but d
Is those who listen 10 ;hem pass them over, AMI
give them their coIourlng who deserve reprobs-
ION. When siandcrous tales are originated, and
circulated bY persons who make pietensions 10
responsibility, there are always old women and
children enough 10 believe them, although thoy
might appear everso improbable & ridiculous u
the honest and Jujlcious. lfyou ask one Of these
tale-bearers concerning any report by which voa
might feel Injured, they viii tel you il IS in eve
rs body mouth; that IL IS constantly talked Of in
the streets; that the people say 50 and SOL thu
Is ingenious device 10 cover their own share in r.
and escape the Infamy they deserve Who are
the people that say snch ihingsl Do not they
themselves form pant of them; and not impfo-
baby the basest part tool Is il not thev. with a
few kitchan scuilions whom they have listened 10
with itching ears, that have given such stories al
the Consequence they Possessl Has it not been
BY passing over thar tongues that such fasehoods
have acquired any Importance
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-18
Virginia Free Press

The Ncw York Mercantile .7dcert;ser
says:-'Letters from Bog0ta, of the last
Of SEPTEMBER. state that the aeU Congress
pqs to assemble IN January, to form n
Constitution. .4Part ofthe army had been
gained orer to make B0EUar Emperor;
bit the opposition loas gery strong, and a
compromise was expected bctlcseH The par
hes. SO as to make him President for tcl,
gears, 'ciH dictdt0rial pO'gers, and GJertg
10 be elected another ten gears. 4 strong
party vas also farora5ie to his being cleo.
ted President for hfe. Fc'0 except the
military, ,oere in farOar Of his bang made
Emperor.