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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-22
FOR FEMALES.

nFS Uf. fCeLfe'S Aromatic E3tES,
HAVE been long celebrated a valuable and
H eficacious remedy against those general COM
plants peculiar to the female portion Of society. They
cleanse purify, and promote free and brisk circula-
tion Of the blood, when become s!uggsh and languid
from the affecting ailments for which these Pills
safe and efectua specific. They assist the suspended
operations of the sangufer0us system, when nature
acquires it, and reety the irregular habits of the I'M
healthy female, whose sickly and pallid counenance
becomes terminated, and freshens with the natural
glow Of restored health. They tried and appro-
green sickness, giddness palpaton ofthe heart, bad
digestion, oathiug of food pains Of the stomach,
shortness of breath upon every little notion sinking
Of the Spirits and lis consequence detected
nance and dislike for exercise and conversations They
are equally conducive to the health of married ladies'
except in of pregnancy, hectic and consump
tive habits aoen they not be TAKEN But they may
he administered to great advantage month or more
after accouchment, for the purpose Of cleansing the
system and purging those gross humors, which, when
retained Law the foundation OF numerous Diseases and
render the incauous subject unhealthy for life. They
should also be taken by all women from 45 to 81, to
prevent the dangerous disorders consequent upon that
critical period Of female life. They have been further
found by experience, TO afoid a powerful remedy in
all hypochondriac, hystcric and vaporish disorders,
both ia men and sconen, whose nervous system they
strengthen and regulate, aid nature in throwing off
those gross and superintendent humors which produce
melancholy and depression Of spirits, renovate the bo
DIV, reanmate the mind, and diffuse general cheer
fitness and elasticity throughout the whole system
Price 81 so per box.
NJ The above valuable medicines, prepared from
the original Recipe in MS. Of the late Dr. W.T.. Con-
way by his immediate and the sole proprie-
tor, T.. KIDDER. and sold by him at his Counting
Room, oyer No. 90, Court-street, head of Hanover
street, near Concert Hall. Boston, and by his special
appointment, together with all the valuable medicines
as prepared by the late DIR. Conway by
Samuel BueL, Litchfeld, Edtoard Co,oles,
South Farms. Daniel Norton, Canaan, and
J. c.. Hatch, NetO- Preston.
tut Observe that are genuine without the writ
ten signature Of 7. KIDDER, the outside printed
wrapper. large discount made to those who buy to
sell again. lye5w28
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-22
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.. By HENRY ADAMS.

q TERMS.-TO village and single mail subscribers
dollars per year, payable before the expiration Of
10 companies Of any number over six, 81 SO per
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ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions,
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
.@ TGH

THIS filthy and infectious disorder, be it ever so in
II Veterate, may be cured in one hours application
by the of DUMFRIES' OINTMENT. It is un-
rvalled for the pleasantness ease, expedition, safety
and certainty with which it produces perfect cure Of
this disease The ointment is known to be certain
and expeditions in its operation, to effect in
one hours application only; without any hazard Of
king cold, as the composition does not contain the
least particle of mercury any other dangerous in
gredent may be applied with perfect safety to wo-
men in any state, and even to children at the breast
Price 81 l-2 cents box-with ample directions.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-22
DMmtries' Highly Approved Eye Water

VTNHIS sale and powerful wash for sore or ntlamed
Eyes, stands pre-eminent among the multitude OF
ordinary preparations for this purpose The most
that delicate organ, yield 10 this highly approved Eye
Water, which viii brace and restore the tone of the
diseased parts. On eyes the effect high
expected relief has been received, after other app
cations of nfel Tor efficacy had failed. Weakness sore
ness, and other complaints of the Eyes, proceeding
from colds, have been permanently removed: Those
who it pronounce it to be the best preparation for
these complaints they with, especially in OBJ
stnate cases Of soreness and inflammation. Price IS
cents per bottle.
ALSO,
The celebrated Cambrian Tooth Ache
PILLS, which give immediate relief without the
least injury to the reeh On trial this will be found
one Of the best remedies known for this painful
plant. Price so cents box.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28

AGRICULTURE OF FLoRiDA.-The TaIahas-
see Fio idian Of January s,h. contains The fol-
lowing
We have been favored by Mr. Preston, OF
Gadsdru county, with stsirment OF he pro
duce Of his plantation the last season by the
labor OF 20 hands, ,iz:-50 hogsheads Of sugar,
so barrels Of molasses. 6, 900 bushels Of corn,
20 bale. Of cotton, 1000 hu,hels OF rice.
Win the same hands, excessive Improve
men1s have been made in the erection OF build.
ing, SC. and $50 acres oil land have been clear .
ed
Owing TO the early frost, The inexperience OF
our planters aud the wan, Of previous prepa-
ra,ions, the quantity Of sugar made this year
i, small, but ne knowledge Of some very i'm,
por,an facrs have been attaiqed which Will in.
sure future success.
ls,. II has neen asceriaincd that cane ifcu'
imme dia,ely after frost, is not injured for
the manufacture Of sugar, aud may be presrrv>
ed for weeks, bu, will be spoil If left standing
I'd. A slight degree OF acidiy will no, pre-
vent granuiauon, though the quality OF the So,
gar win ne diminished.
Our planters in general arc highly gra,ihed
with the par ial success which has attended
their Efforts under circum, ance., which, in a
less favorable climate, would have produced a
total failure Thrir increased conn lence is
manifested by The late advance in the price OF
labor and hands as well as he interest e1cied
by The lands about TO BE- brought into market.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28


MILK OF THE Cow lREE.-This tree grow
in Colnmbis, and Mr. Litchheld, the Ameri.
can Consul a, Puerto Cabello, has sen, bot.
tie of,he juice and piece Of the bark to 4
friend al Harvard University The mix was
taken from a tree sbou, 2 feet in circumference
aud lao feet in height, growing upon noun
Tain few leagues from Puerto Cabello. |, is
white. and bears close resemblance 10 cows
milk. or rather cream. By exposure 10 the
air, il becomes brown, and by drying j, il.
changed into wax, which burns with pure
and strong light. Thr odour and taste VI the
milk are like sour cream Humboldt and 9th
er trav. Hers have described the COW tree; the
milk flows from ucisions made in the trunk.
The natives and neetoes go To the trees 10 The
morning and fill vessels; some dri, k he milk
under the rec, and others carry 1t to their
children. The trees near tar road are full Of
decisions made by 'rasellers who appease
their hunger and thirst with thr milx.
Ab,idged from The ". E Farmer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28

The Albany Argus Of Friday, contains the
annual report OF the Comp'rolier on the funds
aud FRANCES of he Stale. The Comptraiirr
recommends the imposition Of State tax OF
one mill ON the dollar OF the valuai ion Of the
real aud personal estate
The Canal Commissioners in their annual
report, $ ate hit neither ,hc Cayugs and Sem
&C a, nor the O>wego canal, will give rev--
nue. EQUAL 10 ,hr interest 90 their cost and the
exps nse on heir repairs. The def II /" the
funds Of h. former is 80 6s7 so; and lp the
later S22, 4oI SIS Besides the expenses Of or
dIrary rrpsirs, here will b. due IN the course
of the present v,ar for damages on ,ne two
Canals, about $500 lh regard 10 the p'o-
posed ChensngO canal, the Commissioners re-
pr, that an adequate supply Of ws'er may DE-
Dracured for he SUNNI, level, that the cost oil
the Canal will exceed one million OF dollars
buy j, will not produce an amount Of tolls that
will be equal a. the inrercs of its cost and he
expense Of It pairs or superiotrodsnce. O. 'i,her
oi Them lN T. Ms'co""'e'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28

Thomas freebora, another apprentice, AID Mr..
P. W. WoodliH, were saved by a boal from
the ship.
We understand, says the Gazette, tiat Mr..
Townsend resided in Eldridge street
We learn that the yawl had proceeded about
one mile from The ship, on her way 20 the pilot
boat. when sea struck her abaf', where the
passengers were seated, whose weight, togeth-
er with the Influx If warer, eompl' trlv swamp
Cd the boat Thewind on Saturday WIS . sual.
iy strong from Inc northwest, and h. sea. Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28
Fishing AaMding TO Rent.

rUyHE subscriber will rent for more years, his
Fishing Landing, ,out qu,rtor Of mile north o.
the town Of Ale generally known h, the name OF
MILBURN'S LANDING.
The contigui,y of this landing to the town Of Alexan
dria makes il general object to Fishermen, who ar,
invite to come and view the premises The subscri-
Der also forbids all persons from respasng upon the
prem he is determined to enforce tho
law against all SUCH without respect to persons, hav
ing recently suffered great injuries thereby.
ian 28-2awlms MOSES HEPBURN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28
mss summoned by him, have both been placed

nas summoned by him, have both been placed
In safe keeping.
Since wiring the foregoing, fourth person
has been arrested by Mr.. Jeffries, one Of he
police Off ers. Upon being seized, he imme
diately produced pistol, which was with some
difficulty taken from him. We are infor med
by an officer who assisted in their arrest, tina.
one Of them has made full confession, in which
he duplicates all The rest, and confirms the
above suspicions.-Ba finer. jan. 27.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES
TUESDAY JANUARY 26

TUESDAY, JANUARY 20
The Cour, me, pursuant to adjournment.
Present as on Yesterday.
On motion of Mr. Coke, John A. Carter,
E>q Of Matyland, was admitted as an Aitor'
new aud Couns l!or Of tbs Court.
No Is. ~, U"red STATES, Plaintiff in Error,
vs.. rhoma. Bnford.-In error I" the Circuit
Courl Of the Uni'ed STATE, for tn District Of
Kentucky MIR. Justice NJ Lam delivered tue
opinion Of he Court, aft: ming the Judgmen
OF rh- said Circui Cour, in his cause
No. So Hartman Har', Painful in Error,
VS. John Lewis The orpum-n' OF is cause
was continued by Mr. II ffman for 'he Defend
an, in e. ror, aud concluded by Mr.. S'orrs for
the p, i'm Fl IN Err or
Elk par,e Tobia> Wa kns, on petition for .
wri of Ii bras Corpus MIR. Cox. of counsel
for the petitioner, moved he Court for rule
20 b. served on The Attorney General, O shew
cau,s Why ibis Couri should not award The writ
as prayed FOR; which rule was grained, return
able on Saturday n-x,
No Is. Thomas I Wilson, Plaintiff in
Error. vs.. The Hens aud Devisees oil Anderson
W.kins.-Thr a,gument Of this cause was
commenced by MIR. Blanding for ihs Plain if
in Error.
Adjourned till Tomorrow. IL o'clock, y. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28

CouNrKRFEIrIxG Several days ago, five
prrsons we're arrested 10 the counties OF Camp
bell and Pittsvl, anis, near ,hen iunci'", on
a charge of coun,erfei,ing and passing Bank
Notes Nv" Of them Dr. John b R'.tdEe
and Owen J. Nnrth) were Drought 'o'hs pace
and on FRIDAY las, the Case underwent an tx
animation. A large number OF witnesses were
introduced, notes Of whose evidence we took,
bu, which we decline publishing, as The accs.
sed were sen, on for fur,h~r trial. The exam
ming cour: will be held for rhar purpose next
Friday, a. Campbell court house. We have
mol heard Of h- fate Of the three (a'i nant q
Abston) who were aiken to Piusylva"ia tor
uial. Ru ledge AID Moth were admi''et I"
"a Zach in he sum o. $500 Rober Scott and
David r Scott, against whom pro rsscs were
also issued, escaped and II is SAID ha'' fet'
Westwardlv These mea were once held IN
re>uect, bv the communiry--of DIR. Ru'rdge,
,icuIarly, IN witnesses spoke invariably as
upright and smiablr, and worthy OF The
hig est regard. until the Iumor b Came preSa
/ NJ that he was connected with gang OF
counterfei'ers. II they be- Innocent, We hope
iha they may be enabled clearly 10 demon>
s,ra,ei, Lynrhbuyg Trginian.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28

RI, satellites Of power are raising a great
and cry against the writers OF the letters
Washington. This is in perfect accord
,,h their known rule Of action. They
o6cid Of he effects that may he prodaced
AN the public nind, by the PRONUNCIATION OF
:. Arts snG doings of the dominant party at
\, Sea, Of Government. They may rest as
,,,d however. that their ,hrsanings and de
.,,e;,,ions cannot silence the press. and that
,,IormaliQn will still continue 10 be given by
,,.,, Iru.r, from Washing'o on.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28

The State Of Maine is puch distrac ed and
divided BY party excitement. The Legislature
:, % equally divided, thai no business Of ge-
,.rJrrure can be transacted the in,eress OF
,,rir, are attended To, in preference TO The in
,,rs,, Of he State. A co,nmitee has reporrs d
,Ooa the subjec, Of he scent election for Gov
.,,or and have decided thst Mr.. HuNroS, The
,a,l.Jaek,on candidate, was duly elected. VIVA
:ours. the Legislature viii rake upon this re-
,arr, however. is not Known; but we presume
i will be I'D pied
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28

Os' readsts viii no doubt br much gra,ifrd
IVAN mat The persons supposed TO havs
zen concerned in the attempt To rob the Wash.
"g"n sage on Mofday morning last, have
en- anprrhended The circumstances, as far
""- have been abe 10 ascertain them, are as
O"">' On MONDAY, man was arresred near
ne cry on saspieiou e bring concerned in he
MURDER last week, ~ Mr. George Howard's
"Sr1 man. Upon BEING taken before Justice
VI '"r pace, hr dsn,ed he arg- aud alleds
" MS ao'iliY to prove an Glib by three person,
'"o were then 10 ;he city lie was according
''Pom'ued 10 80 ~ search Of ,t,m, urter
'"''ge OF eons;lhl'S, whom he led 10 house
"'A'on lane Two meU has,ne heen poin =
~ OUT as those who could furnish The desired
,'OO'' 'ney were taken before the magistrate.
"e course OF a minute investigation, one Of
men was discovered to be Abraham Pc
wa most desperate off nder aeains, ,hr laws,
W nae made his escape from the MARYLAND
N"''ea''a'y on the Goth Of June las, by fore -
"n'eh through an aperture in rhe wsll Of
''' oil only nine inches square In search
; us person pair Of pistol, was found on
W. from the character OF ;hi, man there /,
s ground for suspicion that i, was he who
the deputy keeper Of the Psni,eniisry
'"0a! night last, and tina, he was one Of
P'sohs who hreG at and wounded the dri-
we Washington stage on Monday morn.
Tie was Immediately taken 10 the Peui-
he person FRS, arrested, and the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28

-. WEBSTER concluded yesterday, in the
10 hi, re ply to Mr.. HAYSE. TWAS one OF
-. latest efforts we ever listened to. and ri
.. he attention, for upwards of'hree hours,
20. audience; whose expression Of salts.
10, but for the dignity OF the place. would
~, heep expressed audibly. We have NO
-. f,r further remarks this morning.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28
Melancholy Rsos,s,l Abou, Two o'clock on

Melancholy Nsas1sff A6oH' Two . c'oeK OF
SATURDAY e err oon, as The yawi e the Pilot
Boat Grand Canal, was conveying Messrs. =
W. WnodiR, S. Townsend, OF New York. cab
in passengers, and Mr.. Scott Of do sIserage
passenger from the ship John Linton, from
New Orleans, then J, anchor IN the Bay,
Glowing very fresh and heavy sea, he boat
filed, and he Two later, with Thos. Webb. an
apprentice Of the pilo, boat were drowned
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28
SALES ar AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

Public Sale.
IN 7nu,sday tie fret day Of .dpriI nett. At cieves
- O'Clock, 4. u, Al the Reading Room in the Town
of Ale xandra, shall offer At public SALE for cash. the
following property belonging to the Emitted stssess
a.YA a TRACT OF LAND
situate in Fairfax county, Virginia, on the
~ road from Alexandra to Mount Vernon, for
0A merly the property Of Francis Adams, known
by the name Of the " Gum Spring containing. A. per
deed two hundred and fourteen acres, now under rent
20 Artimesa Reardon.
A LOT, corner of Montgomery and Pa.
trick Streets containing two acres, which is small
brick tenement, occupied by Philip Dugan
Another LOT, on the south side Of King
street, fronting thereon 10 ct, and extending back
(supposed 100 feet On this lot 10 two story frame
house, occupied by Mrs Solomon . millinery store.
Also, another LOT, on the south side Of
Duke street, fronting thereon 81 feet 81 inches, and
extending back to Wolfe street - feet; which 10
small frame house, now occupied BY Mrs. Kirby.
GEORGE BRENT,
Collector uf the Customs
wM. d. MUTT, Auctioneer.
ian 27-tlts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28
= u, EAsoM.
Oi,so\ution Vt partnership

vI>HE partnership heretofore existing under the firm
l. of SUMMERS AUSTIN, has this day been dissolved
BY mutual consent. All persons having claims against
and those ind b,ed to the said firm, will settle With
John Summers who is horsed to settle all accounts
of the late firm. JOHN SUMMERS.
ALEXANDER L. AUSTIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
For q Mail Ro6ber

am dire ted bv 'h- Pnstmas,er General TO
a reward Of $50 for the p,ehen>ion and
SonNic'ion Il ,hr 'hbrr Who arout sun rise,
on he msrri"g he ST. Of December, (ihe
m@TniOg bring dark and fngey,) as the mail
Ssrr'"r Nas passing . larg' zee in the woods.
near he post 70 d from Wsrrenion Ia DUN
ti'', knock & him off is hnr>r, and carri d q
~ C"red Saes' Mail IN rus,ed % him. W his b
Mol nor any pert hereof, his a, ye been re-
covered
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28
Coach Making.

vJNHE subscriber returns his thanks to the public at
L large, and respectfully informs them, that ne sun
continues to carry ON the above business in all its
branches al the old stand st Asaph street, between
King and Prince streets. where he is ready to execute
all order, i'm his line of business and the shortest
tice and reasonable terms.
ian S-eo3t JOHN SUhMERS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28
WILLIAM MURRAY, p. NJ.

"'7'7hnn, IdnH0ry ., 1850
N''I"'' IN the part Of the police, aud of
The - lies ee"eralv, is requisite, std W. shall
not Soon hes' the last Of ih'se depredations,
nn''' sore Of the vii aims are b, ought 10 me.
'li' pupisnpen'.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28

ODD u EVEN SYSTEM
Maryland State Lottery, No. for 1880,
Will De drawn in the City of altimore on "Wednesday,
the 9TH Of January.
There being prizes than blanks in this system.
the holder OF two tick two shares, odd and even
numbers must draw at least prize, and may draw
three.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets -; halves on; quarters l.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. for 1850,
Will be drawn in Washington City on Tuesday, the Cd
of February.
90 NUMBERS g DRATtN BALLOTS
HIGHEST PRIZE Is 600
Tickets IS; halves ? 50; quarters Is.
To be had in q variety of numbers, at
j. II. WHITES
Lottery Office, Royal street.
O. Orders from the country specially attended ID.
Drawing the
Delaware & S. Carolina Consolidated Lottery,
Class No Gori8so
6 II 30 6 Al 10 10 90 II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28
Bran

Bran.
4 FEW hundred bushels Of Bran, for sale low, If
taken Immediately from on board the schooner
at Janney's wharf. Apply to
jan 10 GEO. JohNsoN'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28
Jlny 81. 1880

Robbcrles and attempts a, r"bberies, cspe-
cally upon the Mail, sre NV frrquen' in dit
fern, sections &c he country In addition 20
hose we have already mentioned, we observe
in the Warsp;cn pa?ers the following adver-
.iNrmrnI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28
district Of Columbia,

OuHty " JfeIuHuTtU3 SCf.
April TERN, 1899.
Mechanics' Bank of Alexandria
Compliments,
rs >,N CHANCERY.
John Mcnamara administrators,
aud Others, Defendants.
TIME continuance of this suit is aside and the bill
in this having been regularly taken for con.
fessed against Luther Chamberlain the resident defen-
dsnt and the order of this Court made at it's November
Term in 1928. having been duly published. and the
nonresident defendants still failing TO appear. the bill
is taken for confe ssed as against them sso and
other creditor of the said John Mcnamara having put
ofths suit; and the coming to be head upon
the bill and exhibits, it is ordered, adjudged, and de.
creed by the Court that Charles Scott be, and here
BY. appointed Commissioner TO sell, and convey to the
purchaser all the right title and interest Of
the defendants the house and lot in the bill mention.
ed the highest bidder. for cash. after having previ
ousy advertised the for three weeks in the Phe-
nix Gazette Of AIexandria, and further that he do.
out Of the proceeds Of such sale IL sutcient pay the
comp ,nants the OF hundred and eighteen dol
lars and eighteen cents with interest the sum OF six
hundred and three dollars and fifty cents, part thereof
from the second day Of May, 1896 till paid and tho
costs of this suit, and fan, balance remain, he bring
it into Court to await its future order.
NOVEMBER TERM, 1899.
The Court having seen and duly considered the Mar
s.a return the conditional decree OF the last Tie
OF the Court made in this cause, do order, adjudge and
decree, that the said decree b, absolute.
coPy-Test.
EDMD l. LEE, &C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28

CoMMssIoNEn's OFFICE. ALEXANDRIA,,
January 26ih, 1880,
~. The parties before named will please
take notice. that, o, the son day g March ner at 10
O'Clock A. NJ within my Office i" this place, INTEND
to proceed to execute the foregoing decree and the
9th day of April following close my report on the sub
iect and file the same in the Clerks Offices when and
where they are required attend. with their
documents and evidence, IN support Of their respect
i've pretensions-
ian 28-2sw2m COLIN AuLD, ~. Z.