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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-30
Horses for sale.
YEAS. CONee, RraMAy, sc.

SANUEL MESSERShliH onersior sale
- IS chests young hyson TEAS IF v.r;
4s s' CHESTS gunpowder mpgs'..i0n ms
a41 ,en e sns; so.e. imperial very reduced
IS half chests and boxes Y. II J. p'
100 bags Rio and Porto Cabello coffee
bags Jamaica pimento
10 do Sumatra pepper
IS boxes and half boxes Bakers & Taphsm's
chocolate
IA pipes Cognac brandy, part of which is old
and fine, and WILDE sold low to close sale'
IA half pipes do, siegne:te brand
pipes Holland gin
hhds New Orleans rum, 4th prosf
80 bbls Baltimore wh:skey
Sherry and Madeira wine, in half pipes
- reneriffe and Lisbon do, pipes
Malaga, Sherry, aud Lisbon, in half or casks
800 bags shot, from the Phoenix Shot flower Co.
constant supply Of all sizes. at the factory
prices
$50 resms cap, post, and letter paper. from the
mandatory Of ID. J. Amos
20 realms straw paper
100 do common wrapping do
80 bundles bookbnders' and band box boards
170boxes Muscatel, bunch and bloom Malaga raj,
sins
10 hhds W. l. molasses)
do n %. do low. TO close sales
30 bblssugar house do
120 pieces German Hessians
tons clean Russia hemp
10000 bushels Turks Island salt march 30
Delaware and South Carolina Lottery,
Extra Class No. 8 for 1880,
Will be drawn in Wilmington, (Del.) on Monday, the
29,h Of March
HIGHEST PRIZE 10000.
Tickets -; halves 2 90; quarters 20
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. for 1880,
will be drawn in the City of Washington on wednes
day, the 5lst of March.
60 ND.HBERS-9 DRAWN BALLOTS
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets IS, halves, 81, Quarters Is:
Virginia State Lottery,
Forthe benefit of the Dismal Swamp Canal Company,
Class No 9, for 1850
Will be drawn in Richmond on Wednesday, the 3lst oil
March.
so NUMBERS-1O DRaWN BaLLoTS
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets -; halves So; quarters rs.
To be had in variety OF numbers, at
=. II. WHITES
Lottery Office, Royal street.
o. Orders from the country specially attended T..
Drawing of the
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania.
Class No. S for 1880,
So 81 so IS So % 48 16
march so
Delaware & South Carolina Lottery,
Extra Class, No. 4.
Will be drawn at Wilmington, Del on Monday, 29tb
March
HIGHEST PRIZE 10000.
Tickets "a; halves 90; quarters 90.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Glass zoo, for 1880.
Will DE drawn in the City Of Washington on Wetnes
day, 31st March,
So NOHBERS-9 DRAIN 8aLLOTS
CAPITAL PRIZE $26o0o.
Tickets IS, halves SO; quarters 1 rs.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit of the Dismal Swamp Canal Company.
No 2, for 1880.
VIII be drove at Richmond on Wednesday 3fst Mar.
60 NUMBERS 10 DRdTVN BALLOTS.
CAPITAL PRIZE sac. 600.
Tickets IS; halves 2 so; quarters 1 Is.
To be had in variety Of numbers at the Office Of
J. C0RSE,
Lottery and Exchange Broker, Alexandria.
Drawing Of the
Union Canal Lottery of PENNSYLVANIA.
Glass Nos for 1880,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-30

A Pamphlet OF seventy pages has just i.,p.s
from the press in this city, entitled Remart, =.
General Harrison, late Envoy Extraordina,v ~
Minister Plenipotentiary Of the United STAT.
to the Republic of Colombia, on certain char
made against him by that Government r
which is added, an unofficial letter, from Gene,
Harrison to General Bolivar, on the affair." 81
Colombia; with notes, explanatory of his ver,
of the presen state Of that country" web,,.
not space to-day for any extracts from the bodv
the Pamphlet, but must content ourselves, bo.,,
yer, for the present, with the brief address whJ
is prefxed to the & Remarks" The devslo~
ment contained in these remarks is curious o,s
and cannot fail to be highly interesting to all II.
friends of General Harrison, and of our NJ,
sent Minister, Mr. Moore, and to all who f.al
concern in the political movements in Colomh;,
Nat. INTEL
TO THE PUBLIC.
1t has become extensively known. throuch Il.
medium of the public papers, that some ci1rD m'
stances, of an unpleasant character had occnrr'I
between the Government of Colombia and my.sIt
previous to my departure from the caTit, :;
that country. 10 prevent misrepresentation Nv
to give my fellow citizens, who NAV feel inta'a
ed in the matter, clear view of those occ~r.s.
ces, is the object of this publication So fr
relates tothe refutation of the charges brma
against me. by the Government of Colombi, e.
the substance of letter, which | address
the Secretary of State since my return. ItLonn.
it my duty to lay before the President f0N;'
count of the the manner in which was ,ra,,sJ
but, without any desire, as clearly expressed
him, that any measures should be taken. on n,
account, which would, in the remotest dsn.:
tend to interrupt the harmony existing bp,T..'
the two Governments. How far the honor If 4.
country may require departure from hi, coprs
it was not for me to determine. In the hands,
the Executive of the United States. il must h.,
safe keeping. The reason which induced No t.
publish my unofficial letter to General Roll,,
will be found in the page proceeding it. The rc,
which accompany it, were deemed Necessary. for J
the proper understanding of some of the ciir N
stances, to which the letter refers. IA
w. II. HAp,SSes<
Washington, March %, 49, 4aality y
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-21
LEvIsHURoH, v NIarch y.

LEwIsBUBGH, Va. March -.
Gold, Silver. Copper, Tin, Lead and
Iron. abound in Western Virginia. Lew
IS Eisenminger q German gentleman OF
intelligence and experience a the ores OF
tbcscmiuerajs. has discovered on hls lands
extensive deDosles ofaA t;e above metals.
Silver and Tin particularly are found 90
large bodies, the ore of both surprising
mnchuess any thing Of the kind 90 Ger
many. We are informed by friend Elsen-
mnger thlttis bis intention t0C0mmcnce
working several mines in q short time,
en'g-au's for that purpose having been
sent for
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-21

The bIU for laying oIt q road from BUT
nn, i0 New York. 60 New Orleans, which
has been pretty widely discussed for some
DAYS pastI the House of Representatives,
was Yesterday rejected 1 that body. We
have tor some time rather expected thus
result; and, though we could have wished
uhl5been different we do not consider DC
amsuer Of surprise much less Of despou-
jancy as 10 It's eventual success, that the
bIl should have been thus disposed of.
The project was almost entirely a new
one, rs 90 its details, and It was opposed,
on account of them, by some who were
friendly only to .he principle, but 90 the
object of he biu. One. great object has
BEEN gained by the discussion: the propo
t01 Tor making such a road has been of
a.uIy submitted 90 the People, and MS
merits fully aud ably disclosed. At auo
uar session, their voice wIll be heard 90
ls favor. under circumstances more aus.
9cl0us to- It's success than those in which
Congress now finds itself We predict
The commencemect ola Road from Wash
ag.on TO- vew Orleans, and of the same
% 2ao.her Road from Washington TO Buff
Flo. Within Eve years from this date.
Nat. INTEL IU.l 10.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-21

Te1as.-Some quits violent articles arc
published IN the Mexican papers, as to the
design of the United States 70 secure me
possession of Texas: and thE introduction
of slaves is greatly complained u: as in
direct violation of the laws of Mexico. A
very unpleasant feeling against Us seems
10 be growing up--through the exertons,.
perhaps, OF the agents Of 4 certain foreign
naHon' supported by the lmpropreties Of
some Of our own citizens, acting as indl-
vldua!s, aud without the shadow of author
ny IRON Our goyernment--though the lat
ter Is made out as responsible for their
proceedings.
IT. stated, however, that the president
OF Mexico has declared that the slaves al
ready M Texas may remain as such, for
bidding any further introduction Their
present number Is I,00O.-.NU.s.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-21

From No. II ofttr J0mHM Of HeaM
The vornal equinox j, past; spring viii
ere long, make lis approach. and na'ur.
hold her festival. Poets delight TO cc'e-
brate the advent of gentle spring, the VINO
winged emblem Of hope, and love, and
youth and badness. We would not mar
such a fair picture by iIl-umcd shading
Let il remain to be culoycd 10y all via
have taste Tor natural beauties, and als
blessed at the sanetme wilnt he buoyancy
Of health and constitutional yigour. VIC
would however ,hatIl should be temper
ately enjoyed by even this description o.
Ders9ns Our proyinc, leads us not O.
tprn away uograciousIy or ungra,cfulh
from the rich stores of!hc seasons, which
55asaful PraylJeaco spreads before u*,
but rather to p:oIong the pleasures by d
temperate aud Discriminating use.
The sluggish movements a. pale shrunk
skin. iuJucedby wuirv cod. are now sue
ocelc3 by ue i2h, bounding s,ea carua-
ton liat, and sparkling ese.-ihe tendea-
cies orall animated nature, even 70 the vc-
gelab'e crcsnao, are cXpansNe-parts Of
the body. bclose, in a measure, torpid, are
ROW eXcitcl-the sea-os are more acute,
the feelings and intellect more susceptible
OF varied and energetic display. All toe
sympaihles between organs are now doub-
yactiye.-Yhe great changes of tcupera-
l- Cd and tln direction and force OF winds
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-21

MARRIED On Thursday last, by the R,v.
Thos. j. Wheat. Mr.. IIIRAN ID. Blows 10 Miss
EIzABETH ROBERTSON, all OF this place
On the same day. by the Rov. Charles Cooke,
Mr. PETER BRowN To Miss SoPmA HOLMES, al
Of this place
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-21

The President of the United States has
issued "a Proclamation, directing Toe Mar
shall of Alabama 70 remove from the Pub
lie Laods, subject to sale at Huntsville
IN persons who may have an illegal 81,
Genenl thereon, and authorizing the em-
olovment OF such military force Js may DC
necessary TO effect such removal.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-21
From tic Baltimore Chronicle, .4prI is
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM
FRANCE.

The foreign intelligence (wih which on
columns are almost entirely occupied WI
be found to be highly important and to al
ford ample room for speculation win re
gard to the ultimate fate Of France. Ih
vote in the Chamber Of Deputies OF ma
iorily Of forty ia favor of the Address to tho
King as reported by u committee OF Li5e'
ais, shows that unless the present mlmsiIJ
should resign, or be removed, and their pla'
ces be supplied by others in whom the ma
ton have more confidence, the K ng cannot
expect 20 receive that support from The ma
ioual legislature which IS required by The
interests aud welfare ofhis kingdom That
thc result Of The vote In ihe Chamber o"
this address was unexpected By the king
was unlocked for by him. lis acknowcd-
ged ia his reply 10 the population who wait
ed Oh him with the Address; aud by his
subsequently causing the Chamber 20 be
pr0r0gUed uuhl The first Of September, II
would seem that the King does not indulge
30 a spirit which would Justify belief loat
be vii! concedc 10 the views OF the Dc2u-
ties. The address. while Il brcaihes The
most announced sentiments Oh 'es''" Az"
loyalty towards the King, IS unreser1ed IN
It's declarations Of di>trust and want 0fcOr.
ddence IN the integrity and talents Of the
Ministers. As without confidence IN the
oouS'''u'ioL u, ADVISERS OF ule ~ g " Is
~ ''7a'o'o ','r' ,,'o IL ,''''' = o'', ''''
.7 VI '',' -" ''''''''' MS U'.', ,' '..;
sustain '''I '' '''' ""'II 'S '''' - -''.''
us V"u,'cl "S''S' ',lc "c'c''''''''''' nos '''
o' Oe i"'tf' must De N'e"cu "S ?''90"'
my d 'a' Ca'5ii'z aspect e. 10 '''o Fo"'t -
Ilu'e' 'I IHe hi's"o'!' --- ''' aiS"'' - I,'
IA n was ad'.'o1 by we Oh - 20 i7l'
% '0.''e0 100 IO''9 '''.'' '' .n -
- 81 '''' ''O ''' ~ IT. -, Yr .'', NJ, c
,.' iL va" Sy sCCO' it,. II, ,',' ' 'S VI ba
- 81. ''p'' 80 '''o
, 10 '''' '.o1,'C' oi', 80 ,,..l ms "
'''''',' '',''0o' ana 1O' ''''. - - o.
5''''s' ms 3 governments is ''",''ol ~ "
language "'I.c" ",''''.' 80 '''' '''' 10 ''''''
can IA.5A-d'fs,aad.
va u'- 1851 10 -'A'' >h' ''t h''--'' ''.' o.. r
seated ou Che throne, surrounded by his
llgauauos. received ihe grand dcpuatIoo
from the Chamber. with the address.
The material p.rtoi &c Is given I'D our OK.
tracts from English papers. The reply ri
he King VAS as i5IoNs-~
.Gulme,-l have heard Ire address
winch YOU have lust read TO me oe the plr
.rbe t'hgmher orDspuies ] aaI rsck- (
1ueI UPON tie concurrence Of the Is,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-21

Boring for Vheai-'Thls Is certainly
an ace of wonders We have frequently
heard of boring for ,cater: but never u'i
receatly orborng for eicat we persons
father und son, lately succeeded IN OBJ
tanning two barrels ofwheat by boring With
a common augur through the floor Of Mr.
Ihl's crauary n Parml-lt being e.eya-
ted a lItc above the earth.-Ihey are
now reaplrg DIE reward of their ingenuity
in the county Jail at Rochesie-.
Roei RcDu5.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-21

VqIaHe LeqqcV -'hc late Fis H.I-
d.pau. Of BurIrg.a. NJ laG hy vlI, to
tbe Corporation Of Philadelphia, thirty two
tracts off land io Centre county, in this
tate. each tract confirming 100 acres Do
crust. fa- the purpose Of supplying the po-r
OF Philadelphia with fuel Considerable
hasjtaucv was manifested bv The Corpora
ration ut receiving this legacy, fearful that
as the land WIS then uoproduc'iye, it
might continue to be an iucumbraucc ON
their hands They finally accepted i':
and within a few week ao accurate exam
nation of the whole - S00acres has been
made. resulting 10 the discovery Of iucv-
h7ustible beds of Coal, lying principally
within a short distance Of the Susquehan
ma. At ITS present value, If this land
were now sold, It would Immediately Gre
ate fund sufficient not only to find our
poor DO fuel, but TO feed them too.
saturday Bulletin.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-21
CHANCERY NOTICE.
NATHANIEL Wat,

rs
tt,,L,,7 RiHgci.s shadraci Hau nm In The
NM Sasan Bouf, HQrdly 4 County
,r;f Na1et fanny Pa5d. Andra0ba5d Count of
I'm C0Hdl5aB g. lriG Martin. Hiliaf1n k Ohio. In
Kg,non f. ,ciie Sarah JaHeBa1t Hueh Chaucerv
All f. soits Mary, JOHN BaR d joaeDL topsrpoi.
JpaDL heirs AZ lan dstri5ufcc5 fJ0hH uaie tasfi.
Wait, l1tc n OhiO County, deoea'oa. mony.
ZNHE defendants wIll take notice, that shall
II Oh the 18Th DAY Of MAY, $3.50 "a the house
of Nsry Wayt, on Shon Creek, OHIO County, take
tbe deposition Of said Mary Wayt; also, that wnl
ON lhs 10Th day Of June next, at the house OF Da-
sid Glenn, Esq 10 Miiiiin county in thc st7fe Of
Ponns,lynnIa, take the dispositions Of james Col
la. lanes Mcconnell, Nicholas Gooshom James
Yam Peters and Mlrgarct Briggs, all 10 b. used ia
sld cause. ~ HA4'iNL NAl i.
April 10, lsJ0. "
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-21

The Baltimore Patriot gives an extract
OF letter from Washington, which says
learn iroma gentleman of uGdoubted We
racity, that the Hon. Mr.. KiHcaid, mem.
Der from Kentucky, has abandoned the
jackson party and turned to the great IA.
rorIte Of the West. Mr.. Clay is rapidly
advancing, and there is now bright pros
Pect that he will triumph over his caIum-
nlators. Mr. Sheppard, Jackson men,
Der from North Carolina, the other day on
the floor of the House, declared, that he
considered The stale charge of "bargain
and sale" as a mere political humbug that
had answered It's purpose, and that II was
high time 1t was among "thOse things that
arc lost upon earth" l give his senu-
ments, though perhaps not in bis very
words.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-21
TAKE NOTICE.

n g L persons indebted 10 ,lL Pain o., are re-
~ quesiod 20 call and settle theu afcounis
With han on or before The first of Nay no1i Those
that do not, may rest assured that Their accounts
will be given into the hands Of those that WI. he
paid for their trouble.
April "a, 1870.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-21

b recent publication iarep,y 10 :. p. CooFr.
Of Wmchestcr, Mr.. DonDElDGE expresses his ~
plnion OF The consequences ofthe ratification If
New Constitution in tho following terms.
"Ny own opinion IS, that The adoption of the
proposed constitution viii ensure the disnember-
mentoi tho Snte. Il isweli known OF me. vyber.
eyci am known no alL that my feelings hive al
WAYS been opposed 20 dismcmbement.-Tb
suchwe.e my feelings atthO time, was yveU5po1rn
m thc Convention. That dismembement mpst
follow IS the deliberate dictate of my JUDGMENT
Experience h1s shown me, il history has failed IN
do .- taIt our Just rights Will not be Welded m
us peacefully and surely thercflecting part of The
community cannot hcheve tbe west with increa-
SING relative strength either will, or ought, LONG
% cganre ,he yoke prepared for B, by ,he hbors of
IL he convention.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-21

-r-Hn-
......r,-i-I.t.ys proceedings of Con-
..,s bs,, chiefly confined TO cases
t,,rs
...sr.I portion of lhe Senatorial
t-s b.s7 endowed in Executive
o-.g,ar,,,otmea,s made
r..r.., .-,- tla nrocple o. re-
-..5- r-r. t,,r considered
e..... ,,lli6o, 10
.--t,-...r... .L. National
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-17
RenA Nothing CeWnr.

,UyIIE subscriber has hand an assortment OF cham
i paignc and cIarct wines; among which are Vi''
pIanc de Grave, Madeira, &c Of his importation.
London porter. Hibbert's brown stout, Albany
Newburg and Philadelphia, Georgetown ana Ale1aI-
dra ale and porter bottled crab cider, and good strong
and distiIledvin-gar Csrks Of various qualities.
CASH given for old bottles
ar Dying and securing continued as heretofore
PJ. SALVETAT
". n. Orders for AIRY of the above articles will be
attended to- either for home or abrosd to suit the eli
mates to which vessels may be bound-an object o.;
some Importance to commanders who are aware ofther
cabin stores being thus preserved.
n The editors ofthe National Intelligence wash
ington. Columbian Gazette, Georgetown, Winchester
Republican Virginia Gazette, Warrenton, and " ash
iprtoniap, Leesburg. will publish the above st. and
send their accounts TO this Office.
;une 2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-17
OayiA Martin

Has Just received, and overs Jor sdie'
II NGLisII editions of The following WORKS: VIZ:
II Nicholscn', new Carpenters Guide. an improved
and enlarged edition, explained IN ihe"rs anu
Practice By numerous engraving; ~ s.o
Ferguson, Lecture. on select subjects IN Meess
MICS, Hydros,aucs, Pncuma.'cs. Optics and AS,
tronomy; new and improve edition adapted
10 the present state OF Science: ly e'o
wayerly Novels, new edition, with the Aathof
Notes, elegant engravings ...,
Robertson's History Of Charles fh'h' ~ oYo
Select Works OF the British Poets, VITA biogra'
phica and Critical Prefaces by DR.. A'k'n' Ill
~ gvo 90
Arsbisn Nights Entertainments. in " i2mo
Classic Tales, comprising Rasselas. Vicar OF wakec
field. Paul and Virginia. Elizabeth. Castle OF
Otranto, Guliivers Travels, Sentimental Jour
ney, &C.; complete in " limo
Guy. Pocket Cyclopedia, 9Th edition. enlarged
and improved
RantlaIl's History Of England in which the most
remarkabie events are illustrated by numerous
symboIcsl cngravings; in Nv limo
The National Portrait Gallery Of iilustrous and
Eminent personages OF the IGN century en-
graved on steel, with memoirs OF each
Illustrations of shskespesre's Plays
Chapone Gregory's Letter, Evenings AZ Home
burke on the Sublime and Beautiful s.c. &c
aug N--tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-17
BRASS FoMaaery

" lCHARIAH NICHOLAS begs leave TO inform ms
"A friends in Alexandra andi,s vicinity and the pub
lie generally that having at great expense, establish
ed a BRtSS FOUNDRY on Water street, for the
purpose Of casting ANOiRONs, with every o'her sPe
cies of work connected with the business he assures
them that he will cast and finish any work which may
be entrusted to him as well and as cheap az can be
procured from any the Northern Cities. He VIII
also make or rep air Soda Fountains upon application
He has. moreover, cmpoyeda workman from England
70 cndue, the Cutlery business and solcts portion
of the public patronage Al kinds OF ScreWs-bras''
iron, steel, &c. cut to order
Applications NAV be nude either at the Foundry on
Water street. or at his old stand on Fairfax street
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-17
David Martin -
Yns iusf receired and oGcrs forgl

Has Just recetred and cDerS J0rW"i
EaAR OF EIGhrS, or Table Of ,he Resieis
4 portions actually existing between the Sesas
Foreign Commercial Countries aud those Of the uns
States: embracing other weight information D,'
b. barney, late Naval officer ofthe Port Ct ist'rrt
The "proprietor" Of these Tables having, Tor rT'
years, been aware Of the great utility tina, such ava
would be TO the merchant, engaged IN iUFeSHe-
merce, as well r. in disseminating the in'OiTstai
contains still more gencrall; and occupying ssh,dt
for considerable time, situation where he ircq'tf;
ly met with difficulty, and in various instances aI'
il utterly mprscticabet TO obtain any thing Ike aa
factory knowledge Of the relative properties y
commercial meighs Of different jortign ooaiis, D
dnds and places, bore to tiose Of the United stia
he has been induced TO undertake this work. ard ta
ceives, that by offering il IN its present form. dn's
OF all cxtraneous matter, therrb, rendering IeDts
KY, of course less costly. it will be found the Ho' \
ceptahle. sug 4-c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-17

s,f. and certain remedy for those OBSTINATE 's =
eases, some of which have long oAtiied tue sS'' u"
medical science:
LIST. White swcllings Of every lescr'rn"n;
"a schrr,,s CT rlsndular iun RS particularly those
hardened u,mors ~ womsns essis, ~h'cil 't'eh'''"e'
terminate in alcerated cancsis
4,h; reioos. what pc PIE kno" 't '''e ''-'e
of ca,srrhs, of every descrpipa
s,h Rheumatic pans # the joints.
OH Sora,ns and bruises of every Description or IN
whatever part situate
9TH. letters Of all kintls-in this complaint the pa.
.;eu in applying the ointment, must keepthe Ps' our
of water
9Th ChiIbains or parts effected by frost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-17
William Fowlc & Co.
nAvEIx sroak roR SALE

HAVE IN groRE FOR SALT
75chests Young Tyson Tea SUNNI" s.i.
7Ohalf chetts of approved quai'ty.
chests extra quality do
50 small chests Gunpowder anu smpersi q"
20 hhds ST. Croix sugars
10 bags Calcutta do
so do Rio coffee
$50 do Sumatra pepper
shslf pipes Sicily Madeira Wine, inshA" ID
l0qr casks othef o'NN'
9Th casks 10
Halfpipes and quarter CASKS h'eo ",Aaeia y"
Quarter casks Narch's madeira 90
! SO baskets Dsvett's sparkling champagne
30 pipes , brandy, Seignett's AMI other
qhaffnnesS brands
pipes superior Holland GIN
IS hhds New 0rleansrum
+ 80 baskets Bordeaux salad oil
: i3tons ST. Petersburg hemp
!, 200 coils cortlage, assorted sizes
Is do MANILA do
bales Bridport shad and herring twine
Bales of sewing and shop do
600 pieces choppas
: Is bales brown sheetings
Russia, rayen'sand halt duck
10 bales soft heied almonds
so barrels prime beef
7OOcasks nails and brads, assorted sizes
75O sacks Liverpool filed sacks iine salt