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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-04-21
21ST. CONG RESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.

Monday, April l2.
The greater part of this day was spent
in the consideration of Executive busi-
ness, the Senate having gone into secret
session before twelve o'clock. Before
the doors were closed, MIR. Grundy
presented petition praying reduction
of postage on newspapers and periodical
works. Messrs. Rowan and Bernard
presented remonstrances against prevent
ing the transportation of the mail on the
Sabbath; & Merssrs. Bell, Frelinghysen,
and Holmes presented petitions remon-
strating against the removal of the South
ern Indians beyond the Mississippi, sc.
Mr. Hendridricks submitted resolution
directing the committee on roads and ca
nails to inquire into the expediency of ap-
propriating $4,000 for the purpose of
opening a road through the public lands,
from Helena to the mouth Cache river,
in Arkansas.
Tuesday, April l3.
A resolution was offered by MIR. Hen
bricks, and agreed to, instructing the
committee on Roads and Canals to in
quirc into the expediency of making an
appropriation to open road in Arkansas.
A letter from the Secretary of the Treas
ury, on the subject of expenditures in
1898 and 1929, was communicated, and
ordered to be printed; and the same order
was taken in regard to letter from the
same officer, giving a statement Of re-
ceipts and expenditures from March a,
1889, to December 81, 1929 of bal
ances Of money in the Treasury, at the
close of Teach year and of appropriations,
&c. Several petitions and memorials
were read and referred, and others re-
ported on, and some bills were passed,
among which was one establishing the
Office of Surgeon General Of the Navy.
The bill to re-organize the office of the
Attorney General, and to erect it into an
Executive Department, was, after con-
siderable debate, ordered to- lie on the
table and the discussion on the Indian
question was resumed, but not conclu-
ded.
Wednesday, ap,fl Is.
Mr.. Webster, presented memorial
demonstrating against the removal of the
Indians, and the late laws respecting
them. He also offered resolution in
structing the Judiciary Committee to
bring in bill separating the Office of
Agent of the Treasury from that of the
fifth Auditor. The bill altering the terms
of credit on bonds for duties on imports,
was taken up, amended, and ordered to
be engrossed and read third time
Some time was then spent in Executive
business after which the bill for remov-
ing the Indians was again taken up, and
Mr.. Forsyth continued his reply to MIR.
Frclinghuysen.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-04-21

An infamous and disgraccful handbill
has been printed and circulated concern
inc the Hon. ELISHA WATSON of South
Kingstown Its object is undoubtedly po-
litical. Mr.. Watson has offered re-
ward of one hundred dollars to any per-
son who will give such information as may
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-04-21
+ n AN C. f..

The Morning Chronicle has a very
able regular correspondent in Paris,
whose letters are full Of interest. We
wish, says the Commercial Advertiser,
we could make room for the whole of his
letter of March 26, instead of giving a
few quotations only
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-04-21
CADIz, March ),


TIE ne'c expedition 10 Msrico. The
Spanish expedition to Cuba has net yet
sailed, but is to be ready for sea by the
9th. The men who are to compose the
land forces have arrived from Valencia
and Grenada, and the expedition itself
will consist Of one ship of the line, one
frigate, two corvettes, and brig OF war,
besides the transports.
FL Senor Don Edmundo Morat has
the contract for provisions, and he is ac-
lively engaged in aflording Il supply for
at least IL months. 1t is now well
known that it was hunger and not the
Mexicans that conquered Barradas.-
1t is this gentleman who is to have
the contract for the grand expedition
MISC, which is to be ready to be put to
sea in August, and to consist of 22 GOO
land force, all destined for Mexico, and
there is no doubt entertained here OF It's
success. The guintas which are to COM
pose it are now raising in Cadiz.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-04-21
FOREIGN NEWS.


Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 29th
March. She brings Liverpool papers
of that date, and London of 28th. The
political news adds little of importance,
in addition to what has been previously
received.
Lady Canning, the widow Of the late
Minister has published a pamphlet, with
the avowed purpose of explaining the
part her husband took in the affairs of
Portugal. From this pamphlet we
quote the following concluding sentence: ::
"While Mr.. Canning's expiring ener-
gies were exering themselves, as they
country's welfare, and only few hours
before the perfect brightness of his men
tai faculties was obscured by the acute
ness Of his bodily suderings, the last
words he uttered on political affairs were
these II have labored hard for the last
few years to place the country in the
high station which she now holds. Two
years of the Duke Of Well;ngton's gov
ernment will undoe all that have done
The two years are now expired. Has
the prophecy been ialsifed by the
event Z"
Lady Byron has published a vindicton
of her father and mother from the charge
of having instigated her separation from
Lord Byron. The step she asserts was
deliberately taken after legal advice, and
upon her own responsibility.
The Sandwich packet had arrived at
Falmouth from Lisbon. Among the
passengers was Senior Feroli, with des-
patches from the Government of Don
Miguel. She brings accounts Of the
death OF the celebrated Marquis de
Chayes.
The King of England continues to
enjoy good health.
a project is on foot in Holland to drain
the lake Of Harlem, which now covers
10000 acres.
1t is reported that Alexander Barring
is about to be raised to the Peerage.
Lord Doneraille has been unanimous
ly elected representative Peer for Ire
land in the room of the late Marquis OF
Headfort
The Blackburn Gazette reloiccs to
say, that trade ia that town and neigh
borhood still wears favorable aspect.
The Preston Chronicle states that there
is not a weaver unable to obtain work
within a circuit Of or miles.
The Hull Advertiser states that 5000
persons from the middiing classes in that
part Of the country were preparing to en-
igrate.
A letter from Liverpool from a very
respectable house, dated 2Gth says,-3Os
could be had for Flour.
London Na,kei, MTch 2G.-There
has been for some time past general
Improvement in the commerce of the
country, and it is now assuming a still
more decided character. The accounts
from Manchester, Leeds, Coventry
and Glasgow, state the transactions are
on the most extensive scale, and that the
goods are regularly sold weekly, as they
come forward. The letters from Glas-
gov state the manufacturers ore refusing
orders, as they cannot complete them
within the ;ime limited by the buyers
The Improvement in trade is not confined
to one branch Of business, it extends to
all Foreign and Colonial produce, and to
the manufacturers aad shipping OF the
Country the profits are very low, but
they are also stated to be improving.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-25

vJlHE above on,m. (. 4" the puo,'c As
SAT. and certain remedy for those "nstI''ste avs
eases, some of which have long bafed the skill OF
medical SCIENCE
lst White swellings of every description
I'd Sore legs and ulcers Of long standing
3d. schrr,ls or gIandular tumors, particularly those
hardened tumors womens breasts, which oitentimes
terminate in liberated csncers:
Alb; Felons, or what some people know by The namr
of catarr,s, of every description.
9Th rheumatic pains Of the joints
OH. sprs;ns and bruises of every description, or III
whatever part situate
Nh. letters of all kinds-in this complaint the pa
tent in appi, ing the ointment, must keep the part Out
uf water.
9th Chblsins or parts effected by frost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-25
nfaSa EnWANecN

V\DUANIAu NICHOLAS oegs leave to inform ms
"a renls IN Alexandra an1its vicinity, and the pub
IL generally that having at great expense. establish
al GRASS FDUNOERY % Water street, for the
p, pose of casting ANOiHONS, with every other sPe
cs N work Connected with the business, he assures
than that he will cast aud finish any work which may
be .ntrus,ed to him well aud as cheap as can be
mr. ,cured from any of the Northern Cities He will
also make or repair Soda Fountains upon application
in has. moreover, employed workman from England
., c,nic. the Cutlery Business, and socits portion
Of M. pu ,lic patronage Al kinds Of crews-oras''
ir,, steel, &c cut to order
Applications NAV be made either al the foundery Oh
VIZ t.r street or Mt his old stand on Fairfax street
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-25
HAvEix sro,E FOR ,ALE'

HAVE ~ sro.E FoR ,ALE,
rs :hests lYnuig i.,.n lea, Sumatrs cargo
7Un,T ;lrttsS 81 tppto'ea qua'S
! chests Extra quality 10
60 ,maii :l--,, iiipnS - ind :mPeriai 10
20 ithd, 81. Grot 'usrs
10 ,,ss Calcutta do
ST. do R,n c,tlee
$50 10 Sunttra pepper
s,p sip BPS sicily Madeira Wine, Inshan i'd
IOqrc.,x, other brands
y III casks
UalfD;pes an qIarter casks rico MADEIRA do
Q,r.rler casks March's madeira do
so basket. D.v.,t's sparkling champagne
40 pioes , brandy, Seigneirs and other
2halfppes bra"'s
pipes superior holland gin
IS nh Is New O"i.a,srnm
80 bSskets B,rleaux salad oil
II tons st. Petersburg hemp
200 cuis cortlag-. sssOrted sizes
Is do m,olla do
6 ,,ies '1r, !nort shad and herring twine
Bale. ,f sc wing and shop do
6DU p,eces choppas
Is sales br,vn meetings
Russia. raven'sanl naif luck
10 :,alcs ,ofi ,hriied almonds
30 ,rreis prime beef
7OO.,aks Il ais All ,rels, escorted sizes
75osacks Liverpool! flied sacks hns' salt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-25
Charles BeNNett

WAS imported, b. th, h.p p,oneer from L"e'P''''
1 the following
which are f.red for sale the usual ter"s'-
Colts 81. A. "A. AMI S pit blankets, some OF eA""
guilty ,,.,h.
Cam5rc nu ,lns bopk AM &c m 4 hdkis
Boo. g, NH l. anil spr'g null mi.lins
t;inrham. Ial and and loubie hne linen taPI'
Black silk h"se
Black silk wistcoa,ing velvet and horen'ihe
Shoe And c,lored thrca Is, OF various qusiites
shad and herring SEINE rWfNE
Sail twi,r and aook-binders' swings
Double G.osttr and pine applt English Gheese
from s.on,ion, &c first quality
And. by the Ststir. exp, cted ail from Philsde'phS
he will receive
.fgeneral assortment Of Domesfic fI'AHNE Id
Amongst whrc, are some uf hncness eqi'' l. any
Lngl,sh
Satinetts and cassinetts, AMI American c'ss'here'
K..rse,s and lns-ys cotton osntburgs
Furniture cutton CHI ecks and Dads
fenitcntiary stripes
Fl,shinrs and Devonshire k-rseys
Blesched md brown domestic couons shru"R'
Black and CO ored circassinn stuff
Wai-tcoating, great variety
Madras and ,uperfine nlia roma SIR hdK's
Bedtlcks, sewing silks
TwiIied sackingslni scotch oznahurgs &c &c
seDl9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-25
CERTYFIC.1JES.

The following communication addressed to the pro
prietur of Judklns ointment, from the Hon john Ia
iiaferro member If Congress, mighty interesting
The yratuitous manner in which 1t IS made eNhibit>
feelings of ordinary character towerds suffering nm
many and is certainly well deserving Of public at.
tenton:
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22d, 1929
SIR-It has been my wish for considerable tim
to communicate to you the good effect with which !
have used the ointment invented by Nr Judkms'
and which now unde rstand /, made and sold b.
acentsappointed byyourself have applied this o'n
ment during the last three wears to every species of
tumour and wound, without failure to produce cure
in every instance. consider it the most decided AMI
efficient re needy n all cases of tumour, be the cans
what It may, and have found nothing SO good 10,
wounds of auy description II may be proper to add
that the cure of tumour called White Swelling gwen
O, er b, the most Distinguished ply sicans. - ncurs
BILE, and which they decided would without amp"t"
ton prove fatal to the patient was under my inme
date notice effected by the use OF JutkIns Ointment
and the patient is in fine health Ills limo affected
by the tumuur being restored to q perfect state o.
sountness. Also tina, the leg of an aged man which
hal been wuurded and exhibited one dreaifuiiy III
cerated surace from the knee the foot, AMI which
for more ,han two years, bad been considered incua
Bile; was eec.uslly cured by the application OF Jud
kins' Ointment. mention these two cases, which fell
under nv immediate notice and management, as de
ciled evidence IF the efficacy of this remedy III cases
of tumnur and Of ulcers have experienced. as de.
cidely the good effect of this remedy IN the cure OF
Fe.ons AMI of every species of fresh wound tseems
to me that any VINO will observe on the operston
of this ointment must be satisfied AS to It's beneficial
effect. ! can with the u,mostconhdence recommend
the use OF this valuable remedy
" ~" JOHN TALIAFERRo.
10 ur charlie. Hcrstons. Proprietary
Of ju.ik;ns' ointment, near Frede
ricktown, nd. }
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-25
"A Ca,A.
.ALFORD g. DILLON, Surgeon Dentists,

nv NDk.. prof. ssonsl services to the iahAor
tants of >lexandria aud the district. They have
an Office the corner OF Sixth street and Penn
., Ivs.,a %yeoue, above Nr. Webb's Lottery Othcs.
anil opposite Codsbys Hotel; where the, be found
a, all times ready TO perform all operations IN the
Teeth rhey will file, plug, clean AID extract decay
ed teeth and remaining roots, with Care and safety.
upon . and IN st approved Pi'n' producing less
p,iu than the former method The, viii xsn set IN ar
ciai teeth, BY The set single one, to resrmb the
natural teeth, Superior ,ienufrce for w"i'enns the
teeth and healing ,he gum. can be had at all times
by Calling at their Office Ladies waited upon at their
dwelling, It required. The poor attended gratis.
Washington, oct
Orders aud calls will be attended to at the Franklin
Hotel, Alexandra, every Friday and Saturday IN each
week oct l1-d2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-25
Muse If XaAu,try

1--WE Managers of this in>t u'ion, thtnkn tor pas
f.vors inform their friends AMI the public that 'e
House of Industry will go into op, rnon on Mon Nv
next thr 9th m,'aat. at the corn Of Prince an, "a
tor streets, .nmcdis,ey opposite t'e Farmer INK
They off for sale variety OF Clo,h'ng made at SO ri
and subsan il, materials; and will ceve work TO o.
executed at the shortest notice and on as
tern. . can b. procured elsewhere. The IT, ends O:
the Poor. and families generally. nav yer, internally
Mid the Ins tuition ov sending work, which shall DC
r'mp,l, sttenled to and carefully accounedt'r.
? Donations, in mm, or goods, however small
will ne cheerfuly received and faithfully a.'Phed.
AI-x.n Ira, nov 3, l8 20.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-25
Yeas EnNee, 3.AAAy, I

, >lUEL MssSEus aIr'I otT;'rsfor sale
Is chests Dung hyson rE\S. of var,
q sA sss.. snnpo~er ,u; n" .';,..
a4 9. ,n . sSr,t no imperial very duoed
10 naif chests and ,xsS Y H.
100 o,gs Rio aid ","tn C.bello coffee
5psgs J~malc, pim.nt
10 do Sumatra pepper
rs boxes tai a ,if boxes Btkers Tapham's
chocolate
IA pipes ':oenac brandy, pari OF which IS old
and Gne and will - sp'd low 70 close sales
Ia ha'f pipsslo Siesn .te brand
S pipes Holland gin
4 hhds New Orleans rum, 4th proat
80 bbs Baltimore whistle!
Sherry and Madeira .y,ne. in half pipes
renerif1. md lisbon do, IN pipes
Malaga. sherry. and Lisbon. in hall or casks
800 bags shot, from the "h9aix ,iot lower 20.
a constant supply of all sizes, at the factory
$50 reams cap, post, and letter paper, from the
mandatory Of ID. Ames
90 resmsstraw paper
100 do common wrapping do
so bundles bnokbinders' and band box boards
40 BOXES Muscatel, bunch and bloom Malaga raj
,s': a. ~ ~: "'; q low. to close sale.
100 pieces German Hessians
6tons clean Russia hemp
10. 600 bushels rurks'sand salt march ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-25
.Aicines Chemic As D"uSs,
Dive Stuffs, Paints, Perfunery,
Rrnnz s.VarniShes, Brushes, &c.

yGyaE subscribers offc. Ter sale gear raj assortment
of aforementioned articles, which Physicians
Country Merchants and others. will lind Their 'nte
re-, to call AMI examine Among the new medicines
have received a supply of
,Tujube Paste: or, Pecforat Gum:
This ne iicme, besides its mid nature possesses
pleasing taste, color and form The Jpuoe paste mas
been used lately IN Paris with the greatest success
is .ofenlng, pector, and calring; 1t effectua'Y sp
n.,ses cough aud softens the ptuious hu'nor IN IL
b-esst and hrost; 1t is cheh, beneficial TO persons ="
DIR, const tuition with tendency 20 phth SIC ana I"
tbosa who are liable hoarseness and loss oil nee
Due Smfs-Consisting OF logwood, hache-
woo.i, redwood, cAmwood Hraxll dust, Brsz'.eo"
fu,tc eochineal, madden. turm.ric, cudbesr, indigo
arnstto, blue vitrol, alum, copperas, cream tartar
prsrissh. &c -,
Prfmery-Of the following kinds; Cologne
water Variety milk OF roses, lavender water rose DO
orange a,wer do pomatum lvariet,] oil cedrs' Ca
ST.. aerot, lavender and burgamotte. powder puils
h.rpnwder vinagre de rouge. vegetable rouge, &c
Soaps.-Cream Of soap for shaving, IA supe.
rior arucle) rose, Windsor, varesated, white par ana
CASTLE soaps, &C.
Paints. Bronzes and Harnshes-Composed
of chronic veil W red. do. greens PrussiAn blue
white lead verdgris, red ea h,harge rose Pnk' dro
LAKE, Terra lie Sienna; aiso blue and gree" s'hsts'
frosting red, green yellow and white hronzes; i,
leaf and Dutch metal copal varnlsh, and spirits OF
turpentine; glue and sand paper; a new supply o,
or nind psnt sash tools and camel HAIR brushes, ~"
s,zes-Which will be sold On accommodating terms
by WILLIAM LANrhiI" W
sent 2S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-25
sugar, Coffee, Ao\asses, &c

sugar, COHae, AOAasses, &c
,:.l muDs. New Orleans. st. Croix, and Porto Rc"
45OJ lbs loaf and lump sugar, part steam refined
%, 0OO lbs coffee, part strong sc nted Rio
10 nag, superior old Java coffee
so aids retailing molasses
SO cnes 8, half cnests, and boxes gunpowder,
imperial, aid young hyson teas. late mpor
ta,ions, parti, the elville's very superior
teas
2OOOlbs cotton yarn, Nos Is, at factory prices
5000 lbs heavy Sumstra pepper
8 tons shot, assorted I to NO 10
ceroons first quality Spanish indigo
20 quarter casks Dry and sweet Malaga
10 indian barrels ) wine
90 o S Sa.ss prime Go'he" cheese
Ground alum aud sack salt
With general sssor,ment of wines. liquors. Spices
stuff. gunpnwdcr. she wing Tobacco ,, soap, candles
and other Groceries, for SALE on credit or tor cash
nayment, ut moderate prices. by
SAMUEL. b LARM0UR Co.
nr The Leesburg Genus Of Liberty, and Warrenton
SPECTATOR will pesse insert this thrice weekly, aud
send their accounts 10 the office OF the Phn'x Ga
zette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-25
u. IL 'ThrNep,

LINGRAvER Of visiting cards, bank notes, portraits,
"a maps, charts landscapes, diplomas, hat plates.
business cards, &C. Also, society," notary, and all
other metal seals Engraving on wood as usual
All the above shalt be done with iispatch at reason
able prices His the Cd door from lth street,
on the Avenue and directly opposite the NationalJour.
nal Office. Washington city.
NIB Copper plate printing done in the neatest
manner. dec 2l-cotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-25
EalA GuOds

ny the ship Virgins. lately arrived from liverpool
ID and BY other late arrivals we nave received
= - stick and general assortment of
" ooHsn. Cotton, and Fancy GOODS, German
and other LINENS, &c
IL. g. N' 'n'''- ~ SvsRPh JANNEY 3 &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-25
Cabinet Char, aad Sofa ,'lanuiac'

tOi
HAMES GREEN Cabinet 'naker, mas On "Anu'1
y will constantly keep at MS old stand on noya
st. Alexandra, e At the corner ofiJt ST., Ie"nsy
vsnis, Avenue W,shngton-a genera assor'hen' ~"
he mostfashionable md iurabie Furniture, wmch "e
will warrant equal, if Ut superior IN quA'y, s"'
EVER ofJered,n the Understanding part o'-
Grecan, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic. pedestal end and PLAN iIieboards
ditto, with cellaretts and marble slabs
French and plain bureaus
t,r.ss,np do with mirrors
Iadies'and ientiemrns secretariesand oook-cases
pierlabIeswith marble and mahogany tops
piilerandcaw lining, breakfast and card tables
pla, 10 do DO 90 oo
La lies wors stands
Shaving and candle do
Vssh ,tands ihmarbl and mahoganytoPS
Greciau Sofas
Mahogany chairs
W,sir TONS, ii |. it's, CRIBS, cradles
Portable writing iesks sc fu
viz ,,r..n.raI,,.,rtnent,t ,eiste. ofrichly
cnrv. d mahogany, ,t,,r .ad tanned woods all OF
wb;ch viii b. sol ar cash As they can be pur-
chased ofthei.ne lisity stany 'er n'n"tactory
, the Union hLSC,
IN .,o-;ment IF Ut ),n,ngoan! Bay OF tondurss
uahopany part DIVA CT 'ditaoie TOT nahorsis,
st.am sawed uri md shaded 'eneers, copai var
nsh IF .,tD.ror ll,'ty, ,;S's 'pt'ons'c"rds'@e'
rJlGtra 40 .37I@a,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-25
York. Sepfember %. 1921.

s1a--Ilavng been for n number of years afflicted
with he rheuns,ism to that degree that oftentimes
pwss unable walk trying variety of cures without
Eff CT. heard Of Judkins' ontment-obtained 1t,
and by us n, the pot agreeable to direction, was en-
trek cured ,,I have not since now more than yesr
been afflicted with it. JACOB LETTER.