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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01

A Boa Of No. 1, Chewing Tobacco.
TAKE this method ~ sppsug the members Of the Legs
Iaure aud others who wish 70 &c, few pounds Of choice
Tobacco that he obtained my Drug store sign Of The
Mortar, opposite tho Esglc. D. III. Bf,ANIR-f
feb q -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01
9nrtfOtI AaIR1.



BIZ DAvENfORT,s 1LEN = 90
AUCTION 50. (,
vSNhE subscriber, to clnse sundry consrnmenfs
Will sell at auction. THIS DAY, ct 10 o'cIock'
q bis warehouse. Gerry street. general and exteu
slve assortment Of Groceries censistino OF ss,c.r
So'fee' Teas, Cheese, Cider, Wines. Liquors. &c
~c' NJ MYERS
B1 ffrIy, DUNLOP Z CO. =
SALE AT THE DOCK
Cn MONDAY next; tho LIST of March, will be sofia
al the Dock, At Il O'Clock - =
aoo bags Java coffee just imported and Represented
to be Of superior quality 50
i W paes lilo coffee, excellent quality
3 ~ boxes sperm candies -. e. :,
7te,rees lamp Gil, winter strained and warraneed
24 bags Pimcnto
so barrels gin. Campbeil's brand. Z
Tefu.s at sale. o. D. g. Co. Aucts
DRY GOODS .4T.9UCITO.N:
On WEDNESDAY. the I'd March at 10 o,c,oct
VIII De sold at our auction rooms, 100 packages ~
Dry Goods adapted to the Spring, comprising = oe-
neral assortment Of desirable articles.
Terms ut sale.
feb % O. Dc co. hpc,,
In sale on WEDNESDAY. the Sd Mach.
VIII be, 40 bales brown Shceings and Shirtinrs
10 cases PIaids and ST ripes
10 bales Scotch Oznaburrs
cases Irish Linen
do. LAen Pocket Handkcrchiefy
do. Cotton Hose
do. Lawns
do. Damask Sattcens
do. Ca Cambria ~
do. "A do.
3 do. Calcoes
l do. GrnduIiiis.
mar n II a, co
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-31
MIR. BARBOUR.S SPEECH


Before theViIginia House Of Delegates,
will be read with pleasure by every
one Of sense and feeling. He said
III can find favor in The sight of the
House, wish To avail myself Of the
opportunity to make lew general re-
marks personally interesting to myself
for ! am infinitely more anxious,
MI Speaker, to have my conduct
and that OF my friends, approved Of ia
this affair, than to re,ain my seat.
For after upwards Of thirty years oil
public service, | feel the deepest soil.
citude that this, in all probability the
last act Of my public life, may not be
attended with any circumstance on
my part, that may cancel any little
claim have on the kindness and con-
sidera,ion Of my country. You and
the House are aware, that the late re-
soIulion in the political parties placed
me iU the exalted condition OF private
citizen With this result was salts
fed. My march Of thirty years had
been over the troublous sea Of public
life. found a retreat from the storm
in the bosom of my own native noun.
lains. As 10 the manner in which i
had been effected, that is left, without
remark. TO be appreciated, according
tn each mans taste. derived coDso
lation from the reflection that maliGnirJ
itself has not ascrlbed it TO any offica
delinquency, but that it is part Of sys
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-31
II ERaIS.

!" THt Virginia 1dcocafe wiH be
p-ashed ecery Friday, at Three Dollars per ennum,
payable ia adcsRee.
U'No subscription ,oU DC reteiccd for
less than toeire nonths be dseonansd bat at the
discretion Of tAs Editor, an,H all arearages SHALL
haoe been paid.
" Whosocper oW procure fire subseri-
bers, and guarantee the same, Gill be entitled to hs
sirth gratis.
Terms Of .Aiocrtising.
UOnc square or iess-Threc insertions
Sl-eaoh eostiHmaHor, % ecats-Th number of inscr
tons mast be noted the MS. Advertisements nd
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dors, not breeding t1o squares, @H be published fo'
Fire Dollars.
UJ'.AV letters TO the Editor must be post
paid or they riU not be attended to.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-31
LATE AND IMPORTANT.

lLh L Ia hAND YIN AIN
Alter" total abstinence" of about
month, the packet ship De Rham,
al New York from Havre. brings pa.
pers to Nov. 4, filed with details Of
events of great Importance. We give
ample extracts. teemins them Of more
interest tina" any thing else contained
in The mails.
The Kings Speech OIL the opening
of the British Parliament is. as usual
general aud indefinite. Tie language
held as Ia the affairs of Belgium. is
slightly omiuous, however, of ln,erposi.
'ion on the part of the A Hes. aud one
supper, of that interposi,ion on the
part of England. 1t may he difficult
10 determine what thai "good state of
the Netherlands Government is, Ia
which the speech refers, or wha, may
HE deemed compatible with "lhe society
OF other Guvernmcuts.' But, "the
treaties o. which is founded the gene
IA! system Of Eurnpr," aud which the
King is "d-terminef 10 maintain" in.
volve some arrangements Inconsistent
with the present state of the Neither
lands Government, and the pretty Oh
viOns determinations Of the Belsinns.
II the kingdom OF the Netherlands
must he supported as part of the sys.
tenn of Europe, the Pru.sians must en-
ter Belgium on one side, and then the
French viii eDler it on the other. Ii
seems liuIe probable that the pa,tes
concerned will agree on any pacific ar
rangement mutually corresponding TO
their respective views. 1t is very evil
dent that the Prince Of Orange is will
ling to make fair weather with the Bel.
gians. This would seem to Indicate
his opinion as To the result of the con-
test. The speech of the King OF the
Netherlands expresses his reliance on
the deliberations of his allies, "who
have guaranteed his Kingdoms" and
who. 1t seems e" have made the present
state of It's southern provinces a subject
oil their serinns meGitations." In a.
mother part nf his speech he declares
that these allies "constanlly maintain
the political system Of Europe" If
that is indeed their determination and
England, as the speech of the king to
Parliament would imply, decides to
pihy The same game, the prospects OF
Europe tor peace are not very flalter-
ing. The King Of the Netherlands
considers the Grand Durhy Of Lnxem-
burg as Que OF the province, still snb-
ject to lawful authority on the other
hand, the provisional government o.
Belgium has taken possession of It..
The fortress OF Luxembourg is occupi-
ed by a Prnssan garrison. II is evil
dent that there are ample materials for
"' '"'s'
~ ' reported o""-
Wv w. De''''' 10 con-
" ''''' ''''
l,r c,,m g ,>,,;.. o., ""' p",''''-
~, Va
NO, exactly cons;s, ,v;,h ,ha o.,
ds,srm;oa,;,n 81 ''.o 'o''''
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-31
hIOffAKU RUSII.
T. G. HAMBLY, Esq.

Ncw Mcdieine.--It is stated. in r.
letter from Rome, that the French me-
dlcal men in that city continue to nd
minister, with great success against in
terml,tent fevers, the bark Of the VII
low. These gentlemen assert TIA, il
has more power than Peruyinn bs.k.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-31
HUSBANDRY.
NEW VARIETY OF WHEAT

NEW VARIETY OF WHEAT.
York, PENN Oct. I9.-Dear Sir
| beg leave to send you herewith few
samples of wheat, originally from Sy-
ria, afterwards raised in England, and
new, so far as am informed, in our
country. Its quality is said 10 be very
fine, and its productiveness very great.
| place the samples, regreiting that
they are no, larger, in your hands, to
be given away to such Of our farmers
OF York county as you think may feel
disposition TO make the trial Of them
upon their farms. / have veDtured to
give 1.-THE name ofthe " Bexley wheat. -
having received tie first sample of il
from Lord Bexley in England, who OBJ
tanned it, from Syria, as l understood.
When at Washington, | gave small
quantity 10 my friend Col. Maynadier.
of Annapolis, Maryland, under whose
cultivation in that neighboyhood, it
has, on single trial, succeeded won
derfulIy.
In the hope that it may prove useful
among us, remain very respectiuIIv.
yours, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15

-. Committee IN Indian Afars. ny s'oee
70 - i ,ss 90 az The House the" took up ne
80 10 az The Norfolk Election. whe" 9n"ee
sa..eer delivered his op,nlons tie vas 'o''oe,
~ ~ Mr.. Pr. Barbour. Mr.. Dodi,'dge anu
A., Tes,. When the previous question vas oe.
manied, aud the repor' Of ths 'o%'"'.ee ' WA,
"ooearred IN. by vote OF " to 50 90 ua.
$3.50 I,yall vas declared member oil Inc
sla Congress ..,,..o =, I,,s,
-, impreyement, the House OF Representa-,
no.. m,de Yesterday report on the memo
,;sl. nayiog for an appropriate" Tor The pur.
,".s of aiding in the construction OF the Chesa
psshe aad Ohio Canal We" Of the nfs sa,s
NV" '" If the importance of the object, bp'
Ss.,;,e making ,hc appropriation tar sun
.r,,n,ion. uu,ii II shall be aseeflaIned whf'ne'
-. communication To the Eastern loot OF 'h'
.,,.,,,, ,,auni ain shall be made by canal OF
,sa ,oad, They then refer 10 their fece", re-
30" on the application ofthe Rail Road To-"
rsns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15

Lis opinion Of the undertaking. It's Hotst
lrojtft frplied Jefferson. E" but yoH are
century TAO SOON A few years PISSED, aud n
second l-firr. iiom the SAME gentleman an
nounrrd IS completion, with fbriher qtety,
- Whai do you hiih Of ii now 9'-lii1 reply
wa,. II H0u pfreeiie hat, III regard 10 your
rtsourees aud eHefgits, committed an eTof 81
one century IA my calculation
Are not tnose, Who doubt. ~ rfgsfd 10 the
fint and resoute5 OF Kentucky, Tor tue rail
road enierprae, laboring under similar mis-
lake
The fact is that old rules 10 not apply 10
our HtW enusify. Man Is very different be-
lng mere, II compared witb his fellow IN En-
rUpe--" Forward" Is the motto Of almost every
tdaenied American. high or low, rich or pnor-
forward, always forward. But the preceding
was not the only subject OF like nature on
which Mr. Jefferson changed hi. opinion. Rn-
ined villages-A tatirred aud ignorant popula-
ton, are seldom met With in the United States
except among those vino think il =" loo soon :,
To atieDpt great enterprises. or even The re-
formation Of their own domestic habits, so lar
they may proceed - supply Of their own
wants II IN regard 10 any great works the
s." too soon appes-ii is brcause oil the over
whelming progress Of science. assisting labor
and conqnermg space. which bids us pause
hhe, 10 behold ihr wonders present, anl cal
cuIale future Improvement. [N,ies.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15

the excuse of poverty to offer for their cruelty
The iauer was convicted Vi the m,nor ehenoe,
owing " The humanity Of the jury, who pc
sumed thar she nu.i have acted under the con
ifoul # her husband. She appearedin court
With an infant four weeks old IN her arms "'heh
was not without e1ec, upon the sympa'hiss oil
the jury.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15

Bghrnr The New York Commercial Ad
yerli,er SAYS. thatat a recent dinner OF me
Digniiarits Al b gotta the capital Of o"iomoia,
the following cast was publicly drdnk 80.
mon he first. Emperor Of Colombia dislike
II tcho may" Ia The mean time ihe tentzne,
lians have declared themselves independent OF
Colombia, aud placed themselves under the
command ofGen Paez, VINO has eonsoked
a general Congress aud Is preparing to oppose
Bolivar. Civil war appears 10 be at baud.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15
From the Phiiadelpbj,

FROM the Philadelphia Morning Journal.
u VIII hardly lie credited by the orderly,
peaceful, industrious and conlented citizens in
tins portion of our common country, that in
the capital of one of the Southern States "a pa
PEI mas recently been established Of which the
chiei object seems 10 be TO eGccta separation
Of the Union. Yet such is The fact, aud the
Southern Times, printed al Columbia, South
carolina, which has only reached lis sixth nun.
Der. has already devoted a large space, in three
numbers, 10 the lucuhration- Of a correspon
dent, under the signature of Lelius, whose only
object is To- prove the right and expedencv of
dl'solv'ng the Federal Compact and the ina
bil'tV of the Northern States, by reason of the
tlmidity" of their inhtbltants, snd their
want of military, spirit, TO impose any imredi.
ment TO such o dissolution,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15
From The Missouri hieiligsuctr.
POLITICAL CONUNDRUNS

Why is the jackson party like a brick wall ?
because II lis parts we're 0ot held together by
Clay, they would soon fall nsunder.
why Is General Jackson like Gen Washing
ton --B'canse he has no children aud is 81.
leei high
why Is Col Benton like the prophets of old ?
= Because he !. morertspccled among strangers
than at.home.
why Is man going to visit the President,
like dIsorderiy night walker because he is
Conducted in by police officer.
Why is Duff Green about TO catch fall7-
Because no man can sit on two s,oos al once.
4 centarJ TOO soon Those, who think
kentucky (says one of The papers of that
sta'e) TOO young TO commence The construc ion
OF a rail road, we beg leave to remind OF one
error III calculation made by the illus.r ious JEFF
fersnn.
:, When the New York grand canal was begun,
Mr. Clinton, in a letter to Mr., Jefferson, asked
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15

Cruelty The Albany Argues give he fol.
Lowing account Of case tried a. the Court of
Oyer and lernllneT for that county. Surely
there is no flesh in man obdurate heart ~
Patrick Sditran u 1H SULLIVAN were tried for
Rn assault a battery With an intent 10 kill.-Snl-
Ivan was convicted aud sentenced TO be con.
fined FIVE years in the state prison Ann Sulii.
van. his wife, was convicted of a simple assault
and battery, and sentenced 10 be confined Is
days IN the county jail. This is an msl ance OF
extraordinary and unnatural cruelty. II ap.
peared that Sullivan was the second husband OF
Mrs, 5. BY a former husband, she had son,
who is now about six years ofsge. THIS lilIle
boy lived with Sullivan and his wife. About
the month of September last il was discovered
by the neighbours OF 5 thar he was in the habit
Of leaking this little boy run back aud forth in
his yard, without clothing OF any kind, and that
" the ch'd did not run 10 pea'e his fancy, he
Inflicted severe blows upon him. This awaken.
ed the attention of a Number of beneV client in
d'vttuals IN the neighbourhood, and afer
watching the movements Of the unnatural stPd
ihthrr, the interference of the police was asked
and upon examining the child, and some iEdi
vIduals IN the bouse of s, wno were in fear of
him, ~ WAS discovered that S. and his wife had
for several months cruelty treated the child
by burning its body and hands with a red
NO. "p", ana oy keeping IL III uamp
out house, naked and without food. The
ch'ld, when taken from them, was wrapped
IN blanket ami carried 10 the house of
one OF our most humaoe and esteemed cit
liens When rescued from the hands Of its
parents II appeared TO be in the agonies of
hsaih, but II gives us pleasure TO state that't is
now well taken care OF by the charity OF the
Roman Catholic Church of this city, and that
lis restoration 10 health and strength Is beyond
a doubt. The step father and mo,her had not
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15

abhorrenre fitand i.s patrons. u had its o.
rigin 10 the dominioLs Of darkness Its au-
thor va. the Dsvd-ts publishers his an
gels. aud its subscribers his everlasting VIC
ina
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15

From the ken BrimWict F,eioridH. nhrrh 3
II Is understood and believed, thai there Is nos
NOW a single publisher OF the Laws Of the L.
nifed STATES, bg authority, Whp has not recog.
nisej ecu. Jackson as the " greatest aud bcsi
Of men :, and his cabinet rs combining Il tar
representation OF the most exalted talents aud
the ,'crnc,t virtue of the Country. All ~ho
veniured ri The late election 10 question the
superior hiness Of General Jackson tor The
Presidency, nj who continued III IN" upright
ness Of their iotegrIiv, have been dismissed, aud
their places supplied by those who had gwen
suitable evidence OF thel' u9quesf'0niHg ievo. ION
to the pOwets TINT be. or II their readiness 10
enlist IA the service OF M - who would pay the
required price 81 their prostitution Let II
he remembered. thai this most odious prosciip-
ton aud persecution for opinions SAKE, and the
shameless system OF bribery and corruption OF
Tho public press are the measures Of Martin
Fan Bircu, VINO IS now. NJ is shortly 10 be,
before the penple AS n candidate Tor the highest
office in heir gill. and VINO has thus avowed
his belief, and hrs pineiple oil aclinn, TO
be--fhni ,rtry man has ms price, aud mny he
bought like buIlocks ~ the market Where
NV are those liant sentinels upon the. Re-
went their unwearled rounds, 10 give the alarm
upon every approach Of danger 10 our llber
ties Where are those anxious patriots, those
pearls Of great price, who but a few sbor,
months ago were nearly SUI Gated with AZ
prehensinns from h'reling editors, and pru-
Honed GorerumeM Press Dead Or, per
chance, do they only STEEP Batchmap - VdQt
v The night!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15

From he United States Gasciie March 4.
The Southern people, and s0me of the North.
ern, are quoting, with much exultation the ex.
tracts which Mr.. Hayue made from the Olive
Branch IN his recent speech. The author of
thu owe Branch rs sill alive. aud remains a
close observer of men aud movements aud hs
may yet deem IT a duty IN add another " twigp
TO his Olive Branch, ior the beucft olihe South
Carolina and Georgia disunDnsls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15

The Richmond Enquirer Publishes a card
from the Roanoke Oralo", disclaimina IA
speech Imputed TO him in that paper Of the
l3'h inst aud designating Il particular pa .sage
rs beng directly the reverse Of what he sad.
Mr.. Randolph accompanies the specification
with the significant cummrniary--" Er uuO
disco onnes; and Mr. Rnchir publishes. with.
out murmur, the coniempiuous iebnke In
whit admirable training is the whole i" MERGE
nary squadron - Nal .Jour,
lhe fichmond Enquirer copies from sundry
Brush papers, puff OF the SATIN" Message,
aud remarks, we have at length the echo of
the English sentiment upon the Pre,den, 5
Message " Is highly complimentary The
Enquirer might have added that the Brush
sentiment - the echo Of the Jackson sentiment
IN tins country But there is this difference
between the original aud the echo The Bril-
lsh prints lHbored hard for Gen Jackson $ cleo
lion, expecting benefits III arse 10 thclr own
nHuon' lrom his Antl-Amrrlcnn policy. The
domestic Jacksnnltes Iahored Tor the same end,
because they expected benefits rom the same
cause TO themselves. "a individuals And veri.
" they have had their reward. Con,i,tenc,
and policy render il proper for the parry 90
both SIDES OF the water TO puff whatever is sign.
ed hy" The Greatest and Best" I'D
MIR. Granfg, in his late speech on Mr. Fool's
Resolution, went into the whole subject nf the
power Of removals. This introduces n new
head INTO the debate, which NAV, very pnssi.
bly,, add new interest TO II. II We understood
the Senator from tennessee, il was his purpose
TO undertake. the justification Of the Admins
tralion IN all its removals IN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15

lad been excited in his favor, but on The who e
he failed, ne offered nothing new aud
having torn his voice 10 taiiets nj the Outset
h. was unable TO acquire an acceptable hey. l
liked. IN the general. his views IN reatiln TO The
pnblic lands. Ills dngmas CONCERNING The Jn-
dietary aud state rights, even II they had been
connected with any ordinary address, aud
urged With ordinary sophisry, were SUI 20
absurd or paradoIiral, NJ 10 render them per
feeily ridiculous. .4fer U,bdtr, ~ The httT-
est presumption for ,tcond raj, n.H 10 eyer
d,,cussion on such topic. Mr.. hTnndy ms
ben thirty years n Student aud prac'HionT ~
lac. aud ought 10 be ashdmed Of The Jdrrago he
deiirtytdf 10 dag. Strange rs II may seem, ha
uttered these words would not consent
that ,ilent. sapping and undel mining tribunal
which sits brneath u. shall steal HHhy my
Liberty Tbs Hitnt, sappih3 aud pndsrmt
nlgg tribunal has jsst relirved hun from lie
consequences of an imposition practsed upon
hun. IN contract involving something Ike
$50 0O0. | am ssinpished 10 hear gentlemen
OF reputation ntihe bar, such as Mr. iiasne.
Mr. Woodbury., AID Nh. Gfnndy, dehv'
rrinc IN tho Senate sentiments dFecily re-
volutionBry, and claiming for Them me
regard due TO constitutional dnctrlnrs'
What Il State by us legislature, QUESTION
ing, aye, aud dcciding too. The constfn'l"h'
airy OF an net Of Congess when the Fohsitiu-
ton aud Acts Of Cangress pissed II pufsn'
snce thereof are DECLARED by the people to be
the paramount Inv of the land Inc great
STATE ofVirgiuiI. IN her late Convention, could
MT have adopfod. with effect, provision
militanng even against an Act OF congress
much less against my article Of the Gonslhu.
ton oft1c Inied STATES
The States are sovereign. only IN the eter.
Csc Of The powers reserved 10 them aud not
Delegated 10 Congress.
Nj VI Duff made a very fine speech to-day
in The House Of Representatives, IA support OF
the bill. usually called NJ. D,catnrs bill.
The H1u.e adjourned this afternoon without
coming 10 deeisi on that subject.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15

"A Trnreliing Coo.- 1t is stated in the New
York pape's, that Capt. Croker, of the Pa.
cine has crossed the Atlantic Ocean one hun
drrd aud fifty two times. Capt. Crocker in.
ormed lady of our acquaintance, year or
two since, that he had a COW on board the
tactic which had crossed the Atlantic with
PIN fifty tunes. Boston Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15

From Jackson Correspondent Of The Ncw York
Journal of Commerce.
WASHINGTON, 9th Feb. 1880.
Both Houses of Congress we've in session 10.
day, the Senate until 3 o'clock, and the House
until q Mr.. Grundy Of Tennessee, was the
exhibitor IN the Senate Much expectation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15

The conductors OF an Atheistical paper il
Philadelphia seeking for subscribers Forwarded
a number toa gentleman, who returned the
following reply -
Your infinitely internal production is re-
turned Words are 90 poor to express my
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-05

uyuE aboycSoin,m.nt IS JtiereL to the pubiic as y
safe and certain remedy for those obstinate a's,
eases. some of which have so long baifed the sS''' o'
medical science:
LIST. white sweIlings of every description
ID. Sore legs and ulcers of long standing
Sd. Schirrus or g~landular tumors, particularly nose
bardened tumors in women breasts, which oitentimes
terminate in liberated cancers:
4tb; Felons, or what some people know BY the name
of catarrhs, of every description.
5th. Rheumatic pains of the joints,
9th. Sprains and bruises OF every descripuoh' OF"
whatever part situate
IN. letters of all kinds-in this complaint the pa
,ient, in applying the ointment, must keep the part out
Of water.
9th. Chilblains or parts effected by frost.