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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-13
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
RLCEIEICMN, VIRGINIA.,

NEE 81 bscriber having leased this old and well
n known Establishment Tor terra of years, takes
this opportunity TO Announce to his friends and the
bubble generally, and particularly the former visit
crs of the boGse, that i will be opened for The ac-
'cOmmoGatinD OF company, on the is-t OF October -
H. Is undergoing thorough repair. ard viii be
fitted lp plain but neat style, with beds bedding.
and other necessary furniture, al new. and OF tie
best kind. His servants arc attentive experience
ed, aud his lrkccpers polite and aCcunnodatinr.-
HIS Bar shall at all 'lmcs be supplied with the best
liquors aud wines, aid hIs Table with the most choice
d3lIcaCes of the which the city and ~
can ulOrd and he ilatters himself that by unrenit-
ting attention TO his business he Will give entire
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their com
pany
The WASHINGTON HOTEL is situated in the
most pleasant part OF the city immediately opp ste
the Capitol, and contiguous To all The Public Offices,
and but SHORT distance from the Theatre, the Banks,
the BASIN, the Warehouses;, end the Offices Of the
principal hiliers OF the city; and nj the same time
sufficiently Tar removed to afford gentlemen quiet
retreat when they wish 10 retire from the hustle and
noise OF Ia" streets such the local adyantG cs
OF tins house, that may venture ulrm that zen
tlemen Wishing Richmond. either for business or for
pleasure, vi" lind !. one o! the most pleasant s.tua-
lions In the city.
In addition TO what transient custom he may be
favored with. the subscriber Will be able accom-
ulodate ticenty. fee ar N,uty BOARDERS, by the
week, month Or year, on the most reasonable terms.
sept iO--ts ROBERT & MACON.
Goocti1nd Court House
x The Petersburg Old Dominion, Lyu1hhurg V.nian.
Cnanoc'He Advocate, Political Arena, aud Siauron Spec
,atoI, VIII publish the above a week one MONTH and
forward Their accounts 20 the Wing Once.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-13

Of l hope 1t never w,ll be, directly or ncidentay.--
AS TO the al putatIOn OF conspiracy il does
necessarily carry with It rsproach. La Fay,tte would
never blush 10 have It known, The truth too So that
he headed a conspiracy AGAINST Charles Y. IL there
any among us who maintain that they are AbsUi-
we'd from Their allegiance TO thc United States what
offence can they take at being charged with cOuspi-
ring against It, lftherc any who charge the Gov
ornment of the United States with oppressive and
toerable Tyranny, what reprOach 10 1t 10 thc DO
charged with Conspirng2 Shall there be a Cu,.ar
and no Brutus 10 Cas8ius, Casca found among u
BY such presume II would Toe coveted as houorl biz.
The motive only cnuracts rye the act : aud ~
those only whose cosscIcnces upbraid them with sell
fish or dshonorable ycas come with pruach
| do believe IN the existence of what call censp,ra-
cy; but have lmpugncd no mans motives ] h;.vo
attached no reproachful cplthet o the term As ,o
those who press the al crnatyc upon the people Of
either compelling repeal Of The Tariff or positive re
slstance. # there are any such VINO know or besyc
that Congress cannot aud Will not rccede, leave
them 10 settle with their n cOnsccECcs how
this approaches to distinct effort To dissolve the
Union
And now let me conclude with one earnest request.
If this correspondence cannot be carried without
interruptlng that cordiai feeling winch has subslsted
between from boyhood, / pray you et u end
here. Do not entertain the thought that am si.uu-
ming the combat: you know too well o believe It
On the contrary should unwllhngiy tor,go my lee
BILE forts to recouvert tho State through the Co
lumns of the Telescope.
Yours, WI. JOHNSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-13
from the Georgia Recorder, Of Oct. ?.
THE UNITED STATES, GEORGIA, AND
INDIANS

Every person engaged digging gold the
Cherokee country has been driven of by The United
States troops, amount to upwards OF 500 strong and
under the command of Major Wager. Near
200 prisoners were taken and kept ~ confinement
day and night, aud then driven OF he Nation.
Some of the Georgans who were taken complained
of very harsh treatment. such as being whipped and
beaten with swords. The excitement Hall county
against the officers of the detachment OF troops IN the
Ma ion is strong. and threats have been made OF as
semblIng number of men sufficient to drive them
from the country; but we have been inf.rned that
1T is supposed uothing Of this kind Will BE- tempted.
One OF the richest god mines yet discovered IN
Georgia has been found on the land Of Mr. Erred,
most respectable citizen of Hal county who lives
or miles from Gainesville. BY accounts this gold NINE
is indeed treasure, On the ST inst. seven hands
made at this mine 205 pennywcights OF pure gold.
equal TO about 1913 dollars, or 20 dollars the hand
per day. The next day they got about 50 the hand
THIS is what is called ridge niue Tn" surface Is
almost covered with rock, all Of which gold
in greater or less quantities, 81 which obtained by
breaking pounding he rock Our inform sta IS
that the information he gives us may be relied on
strictly correct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-13
Yours,

TO The Ed or Of tie .N.to York .1meric1n:--
In your remarks last evening the West India
trade, you were IN error liz cnumcratug Sugar anu
CQDee among the articles tuat could carry from
the British Islands The Blush Government have
always prohibited TO foreigners any trade eitn ef
them, but compel the entre produce OF both to be
shipped direct to he mother Country; and flag is,
therefore, entirely shut out from any participation IN
the trade far those two articles concerned.
The TACT is that the whole privilege Of carr IN.
goes from the British Islands Europe is usoTy; OF
which he British Government, as well every body
else acquainted with the trade, are fully aware; as
there articles Of their produce that per
united to trade that Is suitable for he European
market, except perhaps pmento, and that can never
be shipped except IN limited quanHtes. And without
being aware Of the fact, Will venture to asscr, that
during the time the trade open us from 1928
TO 1927 not single American vessel proceeded from
a British Island to European port.
The only articles shall OBJ ain from them to any
extent molasses and rum, ne urea, injury ol
our own dstlllc and the sugar planters ., Luulsi-
ana, whose moiasses is of far superior quality 10
any we can procure from the Wei Indies
MnRCATOR.
If .Nercator is right IN his information, then the
only trade which PROMISED to be equivalent for
the great sacrifices made by this country land The
@hoie erten OF them is probably not ycl KNOWN TO
obtain the boon of commerce with the Brush
colonies, is cut off We shall cndeavor to ascertain
this fact cleary.-[ Ed. " y I'm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-13
NCTIlE-

MARS. NELSON is prepared 20 accommodate
I'VE Ladies gud Geu,em"1 with boord. bv The
los, month year 600 her old Stand, near Tho Cap
r.. Square, nest above tie Washington Tavern.
S'" would be glad o furnish eight or en- gentlemen
wHh 5o'rd. wHo have thcr rooms elssvbcre. Mem
r"r # The Legislature eau b. furnished with rooms.
li'g ly' siIl hs as GOOD toe market can afford.
llt H.g term. moderate ocf G-tfd 2aw I-i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-13
%ag@Q&eWtg ~ saSg@.
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN ~ co.
THIS DAE.
DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th INST NJ no o,cIocL
OF our Auction Store, wall bc sold general assert
ment OF British, French, and American Dry Goods
consisting III part OF
20 pieces snptrine. midiing and low priced cloths
and cass'meTes
case camblets. for Coaks
do dark Valencia vestlng
do black bombazetts
do fancy coored Nerino ciFcassians
do new style Queen Adeaid stripe cai;coes
do cotton flag, orange. and blue hdkis
l DO linen cambria hdkfs.
do G-l black modes
% pieces German oZnabuTus
4 cases Sbleachcd and 6eetled shirtings
DO i i and SO sup Sea Island calcndeGGd
do black and yellow Navar;noas
do eghorrs to be sold OF numbers
and vest buttons
100 do gilt fancy vest do
10 do sup fancy pearl shirt do, Japan stocI;
ouck'eS. black SIX YES ing crimson dunlasb silk
snaws, figured S"l,s muslns. white silk hose
black IaHon sewing silk, belt rib5ands ami
gallons nat shoe end waist buckles indigo,
checks anj rlads. 5cdticks, dressing pocket
top, and side combs. French soap, pomatun, and
cologne "aer fancy gilt boxes. &c. &c.
OCT -. a. u Go. Ancts
SALE At TIE DOCK.
Sugars. Cheese, &c.
Ga THURSDAY ncx,, the Il,h instant. n. 10
o'clock, sl,sl sell at the Dock lndnr from Sch,
Fairfield, and other Vessels,
- Hhds prime St. Croix sugars
10 do 2I quality do
10 boxes young Tyson tea
half chest superior gunpow.Ner do
ceroons best guilty indigo
~ casks Goshen cheese
I'D hhds II. O. rum
ol boxes cheese
30 brls whIsl;oy
100 DO whole half & .
or boxes rai-lns, &c &c. Terms at sale.
oct - d. A & 20 Arcts
NEW FURNITURE.
On FRIDAY. the l5'n inst. Of 10 o'clock a.
our Auction Store. an assortment ofnew Furniture-
among which arc,
handsome Switchboard
bureaus
sofa beGstcai
ladies' work tables
wash stands
. writing tables
20 doz. CURED maple
Rose wood Chairs
Windsor and other
seItees
20 sets Of brass shovel, tongs and poker, fash
lonGtie patterns
; DO IVORY handle knives and forks
) ha'r mat udsseS, SC. sc
oct IS D. y &, Co. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-13
FAIL FASHIONS.
HATS,

90 AYMOND & BROTHERS beg leave to notify
a their friends and The public that in addition 10
their present stock, ihcy are frequently Receiving
large supplies Of HATS Of almost eycrg desert .tion
among which, are lst ard 2d quality beavers. lst
and u do castors; imitation beavers very neat nud
cheap article list, ID and Cd quality roTams; youths
and chIlj:Cas hats; wool hats. &c.
They have, ~ addition 10 their stock Of Hats, a
handsome assortment of CAPS; consisting Of gen
,lcmcn'5 English and Americans sea otter; DO fur
ans ha,, seal; c!ldrcn's GO. 90
Country Merchants are respectfully informed, that
they can be supplied ut th' shortest notice and on
The mos. favorable terms, end that no pains will be
spared to- dl their orders IN The ucotest manner.
n. i. Good Flour 40 the market prices. Ui,l al
ways ts received on account. sen g8-cl's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-13
SACRED MUSIC.

FEVIIE Sub. ribcrs Co Nr. Iudsou.s Snr,rr Srhoa,
q arc respectfully rcquc- ed to meet an The Lee
turc Room under The fir Presbyterian Church ut e
o'clock =. VI where arrangements will be made for
crg'v'zugthe Clo,sus. Others who uur0rg, llin.ry.
Should the weather hr uu.ovorab'c The iuecrr, will
be postponed loo Ffidly night
ig-It
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-13
TIIEAI'R E-

Ahe liberal patronage this Establishment
has induced the Manager expense, make
Engagement with the celebrated Mr. hEAS, from the
Theatre Royal, Dury Lane
Second Nlahi Of Ms KEAN's Engagement
Or Admission ,ho Boxes aud Pa 10 cents-GalieIy so
cens-sde Slips p OF Doors will open stG, aud the Per
onnance viii cOmnonce at o'clock OF Nights OF perior.
nance for the u:ue Monday, "Wednesday Friday Saturday
THIS EPENIJVG, OCIOBEIs -.
Nli be presented Messengers PLAY az
\ NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS.
SIR GILES, MIR 4 KEAN
To Conclude win tie LaughaEie Farce, called
HONEST THIEVES.
Abel Day. MI Cowcll
Ruth, Mrs Coweu
* Nr kEANS Second Night Friday
- Tickets and seats obtained of Mr. ELTON the
boN once, from ~ AL audlrop ul o'clock, aud Mr.
- necKs Bendles. Eatcys and az the Cencl. Eagle, Bell
aud Union iiIts!s III demands against Theae be
presented Tor payment every tuesday, between hours Of
II and o'clock oct lS-lt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-13
Valuable Property at Public Auction.


Valuable Property at Public Auction.
/ He subscribers WILL on Wednesday october
the 18Th, at - O'clock, sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, the premises, that eligible pro-
perry on Shockoe Hill. known as Southrates Bull.
dngs opposite the City Hal. now occupied by Phil.
Up Duval Jr Boarding House. This proncrty
Is so generally known, that 1t Is deemed unnecessary
90 say more than that 1t has recently been put in
very thorough repair, at an expense Of more than
700 dollars. There is lease on it oftwo and hail
years yet to como, at annual rent $3.50 and tie
taxes. making the gross reu' SG3G.
Gtn'len'u OF capital. d,poS TO invest their mo-
n'y 10 productive B.u B,tate. have now such an on
port unity as is rarely 90 De- met with.
The terms wal. b. third Of the purchase money
~ cash. and TN, remainder IN two equal instalments
Of G and - months to be secured by negotiable
notes with approved cndorsers.a and deed OF trust
uu iIr property. Sale IN be- conducted by Tuo,l,-
IAri OF. ESQ GEORGE NJ. SOUTHGATE
JAMES SOUTlGATE.
The parties above mentioned are deter
m'neo positively 70 s,lI. one or them having come IN
from tn' West Tor that purpose.
oct 1-eo3t 81 If
The above suI is postponed on account OF he wed
Their, Co Friday next oct 70.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-13
BrGGaR'S RREZEl orErcE

EeIHGER agnn triumphant and always ahead!--
I'D Two more capitals sold by him in one Lottery,
and viii usual b. paid a. sight.
Dratclng Of The Onion Canal Louery No. lG.
II, so, &c, %, 90, 80, 3, 40, 81.
No =, 70, 81, Prize Of $500 -. 80, do. of
5000 Both whole-tCkets, and sold by BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-13

We commence this morning the publication Of our
paper upon sheet greatly enlarged beyond Its for
uier Dimensions. The additional room gained By
this alteration in its size, IS about equal to
columns fthe paper which have heretofore used.
This will enable us to do more justice TO our read
ing subscribers, well as to hose who engaged
in business, and who favour with advertising pa
tronage. For the purpose ofsccuring greater guam
tty of miscellaneous matter it IS our enion sioa
Oily to devote at least column on the first page
Of the paper 10 that object This will cay" more
the inside for news which often arrives
late IN the evening, and for the insertion ofnew ad-
vertisemcnts, with less danger OF the latter beng
obliged To lie over one day, particularly # Sloy are
sent carly IN the Office
Having more room. shall cndeavour 10 make
the puper more entertaining we'll more useful:
giving to 1t hereafter the s1me general character
and principles both neral and political. by which IL
has heretofore brou govcrncA.-rW :. D1iiy .43c.
Ntrc Wediciuc.-lt Us stated u lo ter rom Rene.
TINT he French medical mon ~ ha' CRY roptnur 10
administer, with great success against intermittent
fcvcrs, TIC bari, Of The willow. TOGO gentlemen
scrt that It has more power than Peruvian bark.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-13
BY OTIS, DUNLOP N CO.

BY OTIS, DUNLOP N CO.
GROCERIES,.
On Friday. the 5th inst, at haifPast 10 o'clock.
VIII be sold, at our au"t.5I store,
90 nhGs sugars various qualities
100 bags lave coffee
SO do old whit. DO
Teas of al kinds IN use here
patent smu machines for rubbing and
'anIng wheai-cg.cUlated for attaching to the ma
chnsry of'nerchani mills-aIso general assortment
OF Groceries, &C. q. d. e. Co
l3-ts Aucts
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, the 9th inst, ut 10 O'Clock viii
De sold at our Auction Rooms, a large and cenesal
assortment OF DRY GOODS-among them are
elegau Mcrno shawls, Italian cravais. elegant suk
yeSt!ng, Navariuo sbGwls, hIte and black English
silk nose. satin, lus' ring laventIEe censhaw sars
nets. silk dag hdAis Italian sewing six. elegant
SWISS muslin, superine cloths and cassmeees cad
cambria, gimp lace, &c
cases sattuc.s
DO Hlnucls
do elegant cacoc5
% v:oo!,en hose
do cashmere
bales Scotch ozn2burrs
- DO brown shcetings
u DO % shrtings
cases p.aIds
do counterpaues
bales blankets
do plains
cases buttons
l do Madras hdkGs
| do thread lace.
Terms at sale. o. d & Co Aueiz
oct 6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-13

French dentist 7p1l1r'z.rr lady l1r several ncicc
tuai arup ip extract tooth, said, "thr TACT ~,
mcuhr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-13
Grand Consolidated Lottery.

pirkots S5--naves 5O-Quartcrs %.
For sale at +. MICKLE'S,
oct 10 Next below the door of the Eagle Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-13

n Lr[C Of Geacra Tie FJci IL, Eondres SAYS.
.thoe was consumed 90 England last year - million
O. gallons Of gin An amateur has calculated That
had this immense quantity Of liquor escaped from Che
barrels, il would have formed river yard deep 30
yards wide, and miles IN eng,b.-[N. - Cr-."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-13
TO MORROW
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 10,
Dfawing To- b. received To Morrow


Tickets s., halves so. quarters %.
TO be had as usual, IN every variety at
oct - BlGGER'S OFFIC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-13
SPLENDID SCHEME.

Tickets $40, halves ., quarters 50, Eigh'hs p.
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Class No. 8,
The drawing Wi. be received eli Saturday night
splendid piizes II $4,000 each, / OF 5,l2O, and
10 Of IOO0.-TIckels So, halves 90 quarters %.
For Tickets apply To
oct I8 YATES q MCINTYRE. Managers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-13
NlICKLE'S OEFIC

HI No. 10:
10, so, &c, %, 90, 80, 3, 49, 81.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-15
No. 5 WiIoEE No. ia.

An Aesia aaailiap u IN al, sstiiIr 3: AZ a. e.
ssSs'ss Eaa sgsssIns EsysFns s1d
BE II enacted 81 he Ses,dts aid House of
tdtivess iss General Assensbi9 e0iivsssd,
That 10 person, whether !icansAd, Of not ~
cehsed, shall on any pretend whateveF. &c biz
lowed to sell or retail any Article now pr0Elib-
tied 10 other persons, WI hin two miles of any
camp Or Geld meeting, unless the residence
81 such licensed person be liked sithit such
distance prior 10, 81 at the time oFthe appoint
m ny such meeting, any law e the ccntsa-
fy notwithstand ing. ID ss
Approved June stu. 1850
Az Aetto protect the properly beo g q lie sch0oi
8sAs Hs7 Fund.- Bs
y ID Il eHnetsd by Tie Senate and Hoime or
REPRESENTATIVES III General Asseulbl cossUsissd,
That any persons or persons shall reInor6
soriMjurs any buiiding OF other fixture, d csir
~ away any timber or wood on any land
which now is cr II, Az be hefeaftcr morteaged
to the school fund.- {except necessary are
wood. or for the erection Or repairs of fences
or buildings on said LAND, he or they shall BE- \
liable 70 pay 10 the Treasurer Of his kates
a. sHes equal I'd the fill yainss d so wood.
or timber 50 cut, or on -tns wood, timber,
holdings. or fixtures 50 removed 81 injured
" be recovered many proper action, ID tha
name of the :tsastircr Nf the State, whenever,
in the opinion of the commissioner 81 the
done tb the si6ftgaged prcr1ises shall have
30 reduced TIE value thereof as Ia render the
debt mentioned and confirmed III such mort
gage, insecure. And THE amount 80 recover
I'D and collected, after paying theexpense OF
recovering the same. shall bc applied toward
the payment uf the debt secured: by such
mortgage. Approved June 4tl, 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-15

during the time they continue members of'
sas0 company, and do duty thereto 10 the
same manner that members 81 other Gre c1tn-s
ean.es J la nus State are now by law exempted
ArpFoyed-J une 9Th, 1880
An AT IN addition TO The Act entitled As, III, s,,
the collection debts 81 foTeign attach
Be Il enacted By Tie Senate ana House 81
epresentntigts, IN General Assemble convened.
That whenever Mcpherson Of any eebtor shah
be discharged from Imprisonment, or shah
mot be hahe thereto, at the suit of any cred.
RitoEsor creditors Of such persons, he or she
shall. as to'such ditoror creditnrs,be deem.
ed atl absconding debtor within the meaning
of the act TO which this Is an addition. Aud
i shall By lawful for snchcreditor ortcrediiors
~ proceed against the goods, effects, and
credits 0f snch descending tlehtor: II tlSs hands
Of bis or her attorney, agent, factor. trustee
cr debtor, IN the manner provitleti IN said act.
APPROPRIATIONS 4th, $50.
An Act IN addition and salteratpa of ~ Act entitled
M !, sleaent ol InlIabt
SEC. 4, BE |. enacted ~ he. Ssnak ana
1l0tse ~ lsfI,ItSeMsassOes ~ tseaerQt ssc8tOty
cotyened That 30 much Of The 4tf section or
said act as respects the removal Of persons
who neglect or refuse 70 pay their axes, be,
and The same ~ hereby repealed.
Sec, z. And sbe z further enacted, That my
person 70 neglectiag or refusing, as aforesaid,
to pay their axes, shall NOT gain q set le0ent
70 SAID town demand having been made lsy
we colisclor snsreior any law M u
tne eontrarys lnosw Y Y, s. J. n.n
approves 'sse' ~ Sune laasil,s Ass'O;
q. 4. ~ v, Sc =.
n W Ssrss ~" ss
and other ar.iSles IF conamsres.s s'' IS ''i
BE ii enacted Jy NE Senate and House 81
Representatives., III General Asssnsbi coayened,
That the county courts, I'LL the several coiin-
lies in this State. De authorized and empower
ed 10 appoint two inspectors be iour and corn
meal hi any towns III this State any law %
the contrary notwithstanding.
m Approyed- June 9TH, 1850.
n
Ar Act e. repeal ae I, Az se1ied & Ar Actagshosis
Elng the ounty ef tAlrueld 10 erect a. WORK House
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-15

nURSUANT % ~ order from che Hen.
II Court Of Pruhate for the District 81 S,la-
ron. Je1r 1st, 1s80- -tFiE Be sold 81 public -
p1isaze s4Is. Ill o. a. mach 1T she feal esinfe
It Uaiof John WEBB
1sie &C EanHnH. n shid district. dateastd -
win pay ile s1m OF oue ihousand one hundred
and liif,y-euc Go'inss md GfEy-i6nE cents.
with .ncitenl1i charges of sale.-sto le cold ~
q. tHIsrS Ne "a day 81 August next.
JOHN II. WEAE
JOHN RUSSELL. u. A1nl'ss.
SYDNEY B. WEBB
CSNn.k, <.lg 3. 1880 ss a
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-15


TNSHE Brtsh Anticeptic Dentifrice, which the pre-
sent proprietor wishes most particularly 10 recom-
mead Is ho Htlelion Ofthe public, il perfectly exempt
from niElh0se acids which il general ormtle basis Of
tooth powders in common use. and which, although
they may whiten the teeth for short time, must Rey-
itabiy destroy t0 enamel by their deetcrious action
on lks beautiful covering OF the teeth. The conse-
quGnce Is that the enamel which, s the shield pfoyid-
cd ~ nature 20 protect the spongy and nervous inter-
nal sracinre IS rapidly ceroded BY these acid ingre-
dcntS become more discoored than ever, and expo
The inner portion Of the tooth 10 carries and rapid
ana eertain decay. BY the Of the BFitieh ANTE
cepfic Denfifces in the moFning, cccasion may
qnixe, with brush moderately hard and cold water.
The REORGANIZATION 81 tartar viii not only be prevented,
but the teeth rendered beautifully and permanently
white, and tile gums restored TO that freedom from
soeencss that hardness and eiloreseence which ARE
the sure tess Of their healthy staae and The best gna-
antee Of that natural fragrance Of the breath which
can never BE expected III connection with foul teeth,
and scofhntic nnG-4Ilhy gums tPritt 50 cts box j
~ The above snI6ahle medicines. prepared from
the original Recipe IN MS Of the late DR. VT. Con.
way hy his tsedsdSe Successor and The s0e preFse-
co.; r. KEDDEK, ana sold by him AZ his C0anting-
Room. ever No. 50. Dourt-ssfeel, head Of Hanover.
street near C0neeEa Hail. Boston, and By his special
appoint6nt together with all ahe valuable medeines
NJ prepared blythe lkie DR.. Conway,l BY IN
Samssst Buell. Litck field. Ed,card CoseIss,
Sonth E6fnss. Daniel Nort0p. Canaan, and
i. C.. Hatch. Neic- Pysston.
f4fUbssrse that more genuine wiihoal lie writ
teaslgnazura &c q. KlDDEa, on The outside printed
w.Rper* a large diseohnt made to4Aoss who buy 10
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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-15
09DYspEPsrA, Or Indigestion.

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Z cnsi1mary symptoms of want 81 appetite, diesreas
ing 6as1lences hear-bnrn pain in the stomach, sct
head ACHE nausea, vomiting, and cOstivenesss 10 nov
found q Yield ID The tried efficacy Of