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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-15

IN \ pape,: called the Peoples Advocate. Inc
DcyitS Advocate would be the true desiShauo"
of n defamatory gazette. In a recent debate III
in the French Chamber of Deputies, Benjamin
Constant Justly remarked, that defamation was
one of the greatest offences against society anu
one of its most severe calamitles."
Nat. Cas.
Tieo SISTERS. daughters of a respectable mocha
mic in Boston. one of whom was married. nave
given bonds in 800 each, to take their ira! at
the Municipal Court for piiieilnS some r'oD'''
from a miliiner's shop.-BoSt. FGfTaoi' 49,,
Cohrmbia. Pa. Nor. 1--WE saw more VIZ
ducks, in the course of Yesterday afternoon IMAM
we ever saw before. Hundreds. and we believe
we might saw thousands, Of flocks passed over 'he
Susquehanna on their way south. l"er We'e
mostly of the kind known by the name % '"e
grey duck. Those older and wiser than ourselves
predict a speedy exit of Cur Indian SUMMER anu
the approach of cold weather.
Orr Minister 10 Russia.-As Mr.. Randolph
has left st. Petersburg. we suppose the secretary
of Lepatiop, MIR. John Randolph Clay, Is lett IN
charge of the interests Of the u. States.-"e
have heard il frequently said. that Mr. Clay IS
not vet one and twenty years OF age. Can inns
be so.-Richmond UhiS.
UeEaware BrcakHa'er.-ih enterprlsihg con-
tractors on the River Delaware ior furnishing
stone)~ completed their contracts with the govern
ment on the odd nit. The number OF loads OF
stone sent to the i'rcakwater from the quarries
on the Delaware. commencing ON the 18th day
of April last. and ending on the 25th OF October.
! 1880. were 1852. The number OF pcrchcs oo,-
782 10 feet.
Crooks Cotton Duck FdcfOry.-This valuable
| Factory has been sold at auction, and VIC under
stand was purchased by Mr.. Alexander MITCHELL
of Baltimore, for l.500 dollars.
PETERSBURG. Nov. y.
Rail Road 10 the Romaoke. The proprictor7
of land through which the Rail Road may proba-
| bly mass. have. with a few exceptions, gratuitous'
" released their right to the land necessary l0I
the track of the Road. all the way from Peters
Durr TO the Roanoke. The Engineers are now
employed in locating the Road from the Rowan
| " to the Nottowav River. We are s%ratllied to
learn that the subscription list is advancing; and
| that our country friends are beginning TO take a
warm interest in the neutrality-suspicious..
AEnireak, Nor. 3.-On Saturday last, i. a.
Stayncr. Esq. Deputy Post Master General re-
turned to this city from Washington. whittier ne
had been for the purpose OF making new aud Det.
ter arrangements i'll the communication by mai'
between Montreal and New York. we under
stand that five mails in each week from New
York, and one mail from Swantown. will be now
received at our post-ofice. We understand thai
the delay at Albany is now removed-thls WI
expedite mail conveyance on this line about "a
hours. 1t is said that arrangements are IN pro
gress for establishing a mail three ines a week
to upper Canada.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-15
DOME.STIC.

The citizens of Adams County. Miss lately
had a pub!io dinner in Natchez, to testify their
jov at the important acquisitions TO their State.
By the recent contracts with the Choctaws and
Chickasaws. Col. Viking acted as President.
and Chancellor Quitman and Col. Spraguc as
Vice Presidents.
The connection between the Rev. Edward
Beechef and Park Street Church, in Boston. has
been dissolved by an Ecclesiastical council, with
a view to his acceptance of his appointment as
President of Illinois College.
Potatoes are sold in Boston at 60 cents per
bushel in large quantities.
During the residence o the Duke of Orleans
as an exile in this country. he spent a week in
Canandaigua in this State. where he was hosp,t-
ably entertained at the house of Mr.. Morris. MIR.
John Gregg, a respectable Scotch gentleman.
who had for some time resided in Canandasuia.
left there last Spring, on a visit ohis native land,
BY the way of France. and was furnished with a
letter of introduction irom Mr.. Morris to the
Duke. On the arrival Of Mr.. e.. in Paris. the
Duke had become a King. The letter was how
ever sent up TO the Palace. when it was no soon
er read than an officer Of rank was despatched
for Mr.. Gregg WhO was kindly received, and on
his departure warmly invited TO make his home
at the palace on his return from Scotland.
1N. !. jour. Com.
Our citizens were thrown into great alarm on
Wednesday by the report of a case of small pox
in town. The council was immediately sum
moned, and proper steps adopted 10 meet the
emergency. The case Is said to be u very az
gravated one-the sufferer a shoemaker in Brad
dock street. who Is supposed to have caught the
infection from a a shOpmate recently from Union
town, Pa.-U incheSier PeDu6.
Elisha Sfearns, President of the ToIland Bank
in Connecticut, has ,btained a verdir' Of Sj2O
against Danford Richmond, for a libel published
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-15
LATEST EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.

New YORK. Nov. 1.-THE Ship Josephine,
Capt. Briton, arrived last evening from Belfast.
She brings Belfast papers to the 18th ult, and
London of the 10th. containing advices from
Paris to the 18th inclusive-for the use OF which
we are indebted to Capt. b. The Josephine has
performed her voyage In remarkably short peri
od-haying ben absent but seventy days, twenty
three of which were spent in port at Belfast.
Conn. .7dr.
The Rerenue-There is a deficiency in the
British Revenue for the quarter ending on the
10th Oct. of g19S.S34. The Sun of the 18th
saws
1.-THE principal deficiency is in the excise.
amounting to els. zoe. Ia the stamps the de
~falcation Is 40. 500 and in the miscellaneous 49,
$50, making in all R27I,4G2. From this def
cheney is to be deducted the increase, which a
mounts in the Customs to 10, 695; in the post
Office TO 1905; and in the tayes to %, $685.
making 4 total OF 80. j68, and leaving the net de-
crease Gl8S. 85l, a sum so small as not to war
rant much Ground 0f alarm. when all the Circum-
stance- are tax en- into consideration. The de-
crease on the year amounts to R943, CSC. the bulk
of which is IN the excise, that surest test of the
prosperous condition of the productive classes.
With respect TO the items Of deficiency in the
quarter just ended, it appears that the stamps
come in for more han their expected share--a-
mounting To ESQ. $40"
Tie b0lis'ry.-A greater proof of the lively
interests taken by the country. in the present un-
settled state of ITS ministry cannot be given than
the great demand for the two able pamphlets
lately noticed by us. VIZ. The result of the
General Election; or what has the Duke of Wei
iinSton gained by the Dissolution?" and '.Thc
Country without Government" borh o! which,
we see. have reached the third edition in a few
DAYS.
The .8dminisfraiion.-lt is generally under
stood that Lord Pa!mcrston and Mr.. Charles
Grant will join the AdninistratIcn-Lord Hill
will have the Blues. and resign the Commander
ship of the Forces-Sir George Murray will sue
coed him and make way for Lord Paimers,on at
the Colonial Office; and Lord Francis Levoson
Gower will resign the Secretaryship at War TO
Mr.. Grant. This. at least. is the most general
y talked of arrangement.-John Bull
Sir Robert Peel and Mr.. Charles Grant. have
declined the honor of becoming candidates. for
the representation of Liverpool.
1t is stated that Sir James Scarlet. the At
tornev General of England, will not axe MS seat
IN Parliament, but that ChIei Baron Alexander,
will retire to make room for him on the Bench.
The London Morning Post annnunces a duel
between OGorman Mahon. and JOS pa Murphy.
growing out of the French Revolution. Mr.. Muir
ply was wouRded IN the bond.
Captain He'si.dm has bee. tried in London
for killing Lieut.. Crewther, in a Duel, and ac-
quilted
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-15

Mr.. WILLIAM WHITE. of Fairfax County,
LETT at our office on Saturday. a Turnip weighing
pounds! 1t is really a whapper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-15
ALEXANDRIA, ID. e..

M0NDdY MORNING, MOP. IS, 1850.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-10
BALDWIN, IVES q. Co

hFFER for sale at their Store. in the Mons,o,
House complete assortment of Fresh EaU
ing IN part Of
Diaek' blue, olive and brown broadcloths
Dra6, teel, black, and claret MKT do.
D' Diue' u ab, fawn and mkt cassimercs
r.ain' lack and assorted colorcd bombazetts
figured do do do do
III Black French and heavy Merino bombaz,nes
aI.ah piaids and camblets and goat hair calnblots
oeau'uul assortment of Circassans, comprising, in
y color drabs of every shade, royal blue
RINK, garnet, crimson, scarlet green and sk, b,ro
coored Merno cloths ' '''e
Biack and blue black Italian lustring. senshaws
fongees, sup black Mandarin satins
Black and coored Gro dc Naples
Manageable and figured do. colored Florences
Canton Mandarin and Nankln grapes
Dinck and colored French and Italian do
nat grapes, worsted braids, every VARIETY of color
Diack' white and colored silk braids
y gro dc Nap bonnet and belt ribbons
Ero de Nap ustring and taffeta do
D,aeA itaian iusfrng cravats, 81 10 40 inches
DO Imitation do
DO Canton hdkfs. Sistersoy hdkfs.
Thbet wool hdkfs Np ~
ihibet and Merino square shawls
Black white, scarlet and crimson Iona shawl,
Printed Cashmere L.
BLACK and white silk hosiery
BLACK and slate worsted do
i'Ise SKIN gloves and mliis. beaver and buckskin
Swansdown' Valencia and toilnet vestinrs
rongee, flag and bandanna silk hdkfs
IRISH linens and linen cambrics lawns
LINEN ana cotton tapes, and superfine bobbns
Jaconei, null and cambria muslins
ram and figured Swiss and book do
intead and gimp laces, bobbinet laces. edrinp and
footing SIS N'1
w w mite and black lace wells, capes and pellcrncs
DiacR Henoa and colored tabby velve,s
Carpntlngs, floor cloth and baizcs
WHITE, green red and yellow fannels
Hose o to ~ by l4-4 blankets, verv superior
Dufll and point blankets
Blue Plains nscys and heavy MKT kerseys for negro
clothing " NS4o
O ehve and drab bang-up cords and fustians
Her'"ah ana British osnaSurCs, topsail duck
"'sn ana herman shestIngs, table diapers and damask
:, table cloths, Nankins, and Russia diapers
niiNt ana pack pins gilt coat and vest buttons
Suspehder and coat mouds cotton g. silk suspenders
Cotton balls, spool thread and floss linen floss
sack and brown Hollands, and Silcsia
Glazed cotton for sleeve Innings
slack and colored cambrics
Embossed do
runs "A large Observation-Disclosures d., Fopn
dation muslin, Elinot, bonnet wire, wire ribbon g.
piping cords. ~
D0niesnc -i2 cases-clay mkt, steel mkt black &,
sattnets fii'
STOUT cotton oznaburgs for negro shirts
brown and bleach'd shirtings and shee,nys
ns,9o Piaid and stripes, apron checks s. furnt nre
checks
Bed tlckings Hamilton drlllnrs
Black and white waddnp, furniture frinoes
Cotton and cable cords bandboxes
Tooth hair and cloth brushes fancy soap
Cologne water, looking glasses
Ladies and mems cloaks large assortment
D"nSid0Ie oonncts, and misses chain straw poke do
L"shorn flats, straw bands silk g. cotton unbreIIos
Paddings, cotton and linen buckrams &c
Iogether with every other article usually kent by
WHOLESALE ana retail dealers IN Dry Goods
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-10
TO the Ladies.
December Fashions, and more ne.u and elegan
FANCY DRY GOODS.

December Fashions, and more ne7p and elegant
FANCY DRY GOODS.
- OBERT II. JENKINS would invite the ladies
t" examine the many beautiful goods now OPEN
ing from Paris.
Ne" style figured PHILIPPINE, for dresses
II ich chsngeabe Gro de Nap silks
rashionabie and new style Philippe ginghams
X ich figured bobbinet lace for chemisetts &c
Elegant flouncing and cap aces
Paris made head ornaments
Inc most splendid belt ribands. for parties, &c &C.
panted scarfs new, fashionable and cheap article
winter bonnet ribands, of the latest style
Ladies painted, embroidered and plain Grape Gro de
Maps and fancy cfavats, of various modes and
prices
kich figured Adelaide sk-to those ladies' in half
mourning very desirable article for bonnets and
dresses
Trl-colored fancy rbands
Best long white and coored gloves
Misses do and do do
few Chemisctts, Surplass, and Carcyous colaretts
of the newest shapes
Tri colorrd revolution fancy hdkfs.
Fancy scarfs, and very fine needles
Also,
Additional supplies of black lace vcis at very low pri.
Ces, and
900 long and square Mcrno and Thybet wool shawls
of all cClors.
Which, with the extensive assortment of goods on
hand are deserving the attention Of persons wishing
to examine new AMI fashionable articles at
r. III. JENKINS
Merino Shawl, Linen, and Fancy Dry Good Store
dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-10
LEES
LEES
CELEBRATED ~ HIGHLY LNPROVED
FAMILY NEDICYNES,

Il EE'S Antl-BlllI0us Pulls, admirably adapted to
IL carry of supprluous bile, and TO prevent IFS
morbid secreons. Pnce 25 and 90 cts. per box in
tin boxes
LEES Worm Lozcngcs, n certain and powerful
remedy for destroying all kinds of Price 30
cents per box, in TN boxes.
LEES Elixir. certain and eflcctual remedy for
obstinate colds coughs, weak stomlchs, &c. Price
81 per bottle.
LEES Sovereign Ointment for the Itch. warrant
cd to cure from one applications free from mercury
any pernclous ingredient. Price 371 cents per box.
LEES genuine Persian Lotion, renders the skln
dolicately soft and smooth improves the complexion.
Price so cts per bottle
LEES Essence and Extract of Mustard, nfal
lble remedy for sprains, bruises, rheumatism, numb
ness, &C. Price 4 per bottle
LEES Lip-Salvc. Price 30 cts. per box.
LEE = Nervous Cordial, or Grand Restorative,
most valuable medicine for great and general dcbli
per bottle.
LEES Aguc and Fever Drops, warranted to
iftakcn according TO directions. Price 10 cents per
bottle.
LEES Indian Vcgctablo Specific n certain and IF
lectual cure for vencrcal and gonorhua Price )
each box aud bottle
LEES Toolh Ach Drops, which give immediate
relief Price 50 cts per bottle.
LEES Tooth Powder, which Clcanscs and bCauti.
fics the teeth Price 30 cts. per bottle
LEES Eve Water, certain cure for sore eyes.
Price 50 cts per bottle
LEES Anodync Elixir Tor the cure Of head aches.
los per bottle.
LEES Corn Plaster, for removing and destroying
roEns Price 80 cts per packet. For salcby
sov 3-iaw II 6 McNEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-10

Ma john H. EusrAoE,
fected by Shepherds Ointment prepared by YOU II NAV moi
be amss furnish you a account of this case and
do with the more pleasure because of those who
have had no faith IN patent specifics My daughter aged
about years has for three past afflicted with
most distressing ucerous head appearing ulcers
not larger than pea and then spreading one common ss
ing possessing the entire head and often appearing the
and progress of this disease employed various medical em.
dies advised by gentlemen learned the science without the
smallest good elect, and submitted the experience of
neighbours in the application OF smples same re
sus 10 sray friends raherthan to expect induced
me to use the Oin,me- you good furnish me-
For several days discovered evidence healing but in
about ten days found the ulcer manestly yielding the ONT
msnt Encouraged, continued to apply till used nea ry
two small jugs confidently declare an entire
surface; the ghes, vesage having ever
is to be her head, face That the Ontmen,
unbeeving confess Thus positive quail
tiles used the face of small boy in the neghbourhood
progress aud his face perfectly smooth and well
That there like myself ob nacly unbeeving in the
efficacy Of Patent Medicines sure, ali others
would earnestly recommend the trial of Ointment that
viii assusdy dssipale all pre"dces Very respectfully
Stafford County, Va, Sept 6, 1880
BowING GREEN Aug. -, 1880
Dear Sr.-lt affords pleasure To inform you of a cure
performed by your Shherds Patent Specific Ointment, on
myself Sometime ago had the misfortune receive wsund
by the accidental discharge Of while the was
resting the thick of my foot, the stepping slipped
and rested the toes which time discharged not less
CERTAIN than six hundred shotThe wound Produced
very The physicians first opinion tina,
all the could be healed but discovered
the bones Of the next to the great
tered that must be anpuaed-The wound
obstnae; every day evmcing the necessity OF further
operation, which performed Still, with all the attention
of experienced the wound continued obstinate
in this s,ae when modification obvious recon-
nented Ointment The physicians opposed it, hut
the modification continuing 10 increase, determined
the application in despite Of them. Not than eight
after the first application the physicians who attended me-
pressed desire the wound aud the result which
DONE and for the first me the wound had begun matter,
and in the of three or four days. the injured
in healing condition aud the relief 10 than
dged
efficacy Of Ointment Since the fortunate
Of foot have kept constantly family. and
successfully, and would
family keep in the house In order that
great relief have experienced from YOUR ONT
ment, you liberty this statement
iii. Respectfully, your friend n. f. SUTTON.
lee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-10
FALL GOODS.
HALL MDII4nR - -


AVE received and are nov open,no !. re,...,
-. assortment Of Staple g. Faney DRY Goods oftbo
1'n p mPortation-consisiing in part Of
V VIcx, oue' brown and olive cloths, assorted
aiencia, toilnet and swansdown vest,no.
roln and fancy forentine and marseilles do
SPersne, middling and common sattinetts
Striped, plaid and plain linseys
1nSle and double milled kersevs
hose, point and duffle blankets
nSoPerhne white and assorted fiannels
artan plads and camblets
Diack and cofoured bombazetta
french and Eng ish merino cloth.
n.'no clrcassIans assert ed colours
Ensish and French jet bonbaznes
~ urge assortment Of fancy prints and einohams
% ana Cd cambrick and iacsnet muslin.
rGagu5ed and plain Swiss, book and null ditto
CnecKed. striped and corded iaconets
"a oordered Swiss and ackonet cravats
- black Italian and fancy silk de-
Lnglish and India Gag and bandanna hdkfs.
Imitation cotton do. assorted
biack, white and scarlet merino sba wl,
Inioet and cashmere do.
Morsted oarege. Thibet and merino hdkfs.
Duo .Icv SIX, oarege and craze hdkfs and scarfs
ncn changeabe gros de naples silks
Hegant fouard figured do
Black and assorted gros des indies
Buck ana changeabe figured mandarines
pace Ik iealan lustrlng, erior quality
HeaVy company satin and levantines
oarsnet senshew and florence silks ,ssor+od
Ram black mandarin grapes
New STYLE belt and bonnet ribban5s
Lace capes Peernes g. orellas, of the latest style
Black and white lace wells ''
Laces, edgings and quillngs assorted
a. and white and black bobbinet Inc.e
English and French silk hosiery. assorted
black and white, worstcd and cotton do
hauies and sentlemen's gloves, assorted
Umbrellas OF superior quality
me and suPerhne ingram carpetngs and rugs
l5ish linens, lawns and sheetngs
Table diaper and damask
Brown and bleached Russia sheetino
Scotch oznaburgs and Ticklenburrs
Heavy cotton oznaburgs
6rown and bleached shirtings and sheetinss
Checks' plaids, tickngs, Jeans, etc.;-which with
owest prices ~ e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-10
OTIS, DUNLOP & Co

Eyer Jor Sale,
L. Crox and Porto Rico sugars
~ White Havana do in barrels and boxes
Loaf and lump do
Java and old white coffee
Gunpowder, imperial, young by and hyson teas
r + no. chocolate. taow and sperm candles
Best winter and fall pressed lamp oil
Bunch raisins in boxes and or boxes
Coigate's starch, white and brown scan
HaXalls nails aud brads, wool hats
Alum, salt petre, indigo oil vitrol
Nutmegs' cloves. mace, pepper, German steel
Casks OF assorted glass ware, window glass all size,
nouies patent shot, French brandy. Antigua rum
" hiskey, gin Madeira, Sicily, Narseilles, Sherro
Malaga, Lisbon and other wines
Leather, cheese. sc. &c.
29-co6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-10

BALDWIN, IVES d co.
A RE receiving per Fairfield from New York.
IA Rich white sa,ns
Super black do and satin evantncs
few boxes rich winter flowers
Beautiful colored Gros de Mans
Red paddnGs and sail ducks
bales British oznaburgs
$50 pieces heavy buckra,ns
cases leghorn bonnets
bales heavy grey jerseys
do plaid llnseys
do brown jeans and drllinrs.
For sale upon liberia terms noxes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-10
.NE.NORL1LS or BTSIiOP TIOB4R1,

VE7WElVE Funeral Sermons. delivered in New
u York. and elsewhere, ON occasion of the death
Of the Right Rev. John Henry Hobart ID. ID. Bishop
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, IN tho State OF
New York'o winch VIII be prclixcd, a sketch Ct
the lie and character Of this eminent PrcIate with
Portrait, from valuable original Painting, TO be en-
gravcd by cmircnt Adisi.
Tn" Work will be printed in handsome STYLE, and
Delivered ~ black cloth ut he low price of one dol
lar Subscriptions received by
doc 9 COLLINS g CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-10
Virginia Convc ntion

zpNOCEEDlNGS and Debates OF the Virginia
u state Convention of 1899 and 80 To which arc
subluned. The new Constitution of Nirgnla and fh,
votes Of the People, Bound in law calf calf marble
or boards. For sale by
dec 6 JOUNU NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-10

REPRESENTATIONS To the D,iLy ttIc,MoNp WaIo TO
wy SUBSCRIBERS ST. and for shorter period,
mail $40 10y
hpVhEr FOR square of l6 lines less, one IN
seon IS cents insertions si three sI i,
sycty succeeding insertion 33t cents. ~
hce week. hrst week 81 %; every succeeding week 81
rw,ce a week. insertion rs cents: every -
ocrion 50 "
Oaee week, first insertion rs cents; every succeeding IN
setion SD e "
All advertisements also inserted IN the CONSTITUTIONAL,
vHa.
Transient advertisers pay IN advance
The number OF insertions he on
si DO inserted unit, ordered stopped and charged ac
cordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged SO two squares
end that proportion for advertisements greater length,
sNcept Auctonee and Lottery dealers charged SO
W The CONSTITUTIONAL WHO; is published twice
week, (Tucsdays and Fridays,) FIVE dollars per annm
payable advance. '
cents square, less for the frs, in
sertion, and SO cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-10
Books, Stationery, &c.

Books, stationery, DC.
YNHE subscriber having received large
supplies OF Books, Stationery and Fancy Arti-
ccs, offers to the public of the best selected
stock of goods in his line of business, in the State Of
Virginia, any of the Northern Cities
1t consists part, of merchants account and coun-
ty court record books. folio and bank post fooscap
and letter paper qrills. waters. scangwax. black,
red, Japan and copying ink penknives, evorpointed
pencil cases, Latin, Greek, French. Spanish Italian
and English school bocks-aso, books IN every de-
partmcnt of literature. spectaccs, mounted in gold
silver, aud steel mountings, suitable for all who re-
quire the of glasses glasses fitted in old frames,
and spectacles repaired.
He assures the public, that ne will use his utunost
exertIoDs to give entire satisfaction; that he will not
give recommendation 20 article his store, be-
yond its intrinsic worth, aud hat he cntertains an
opinion, TINT he offer strong inducements to the
public, TO give huo call. y. y. SANXAy
Io~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-10
CORDIAL cnPYIALIc SNUFF.

(WHICH Ivy long experience, has been found an
w etsctual remedy for most disorders of the head
especially the common HEAD ACHE. Ii removes
drowsness, gddlness, and relieves dlmncss Of the
eyest rs also extremely proper for persons who WIS.,
1t the SICK or 60 into hot climates, as It fortfes the
head against noxous cxhoatons and infectious ayr
Those who arc IN the habit of taking much of tho
commnn snulls, desired to mix some of this SEMI
alc Snnif with them, and their injurious effects Will
IN great measure be prevented For sale at the
Book, Stationery and Fancy Store of
dec 2-ts X. ID SANXAY