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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17
nv FLETCHER s. TOLER.

lhe water used for Watering Vegetables. il
'dNsn from well ~ cold spri,e, should be
exposed one day at least to the shining of the
nas, otherwise il will give chill to the nlsnts
Only small quantity should be applied AT
once that II may have an effect similar 10 that
oi refreshing ram Tor water applied too
p,tnili"ily souei'mes washes away the finest
o' 'he mon" Tom ihr roots or makes little
air.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17
SAYINGS As TO BEES

Is the following current IN any other county
than in Norfolk (Engand,)
A flight in Mas is worth a loud of hay
A fl ehi in June IS worth a silver spoon.
1ight in July is not worth fly.
Gardeners MdefEue.
The above aphorisms are current IN New
England. and have been so from time where,
OF our memory runnelh not 10 the contrary
Ed. ", Z. fGrHssr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17
TAR FOR SHEEP.

gentleman who keeps large flock Of
sheep assures US that during the season Of gra
2ing, he gives his sheep tar al the rate ola glII
day To every twenty sheep. Ha puts the tar
in uoughs, sprinkle, lutte fine salt over it,
and the sheep consume it eagerly. THIS pre-
serves them from worms IN the head, promotes
their general growth. AID is supposed TO be u
specific against rot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17

Despotism All despotism, whether n'urPed
or hereditary, is our adherence. We regard
il as the most gyievous wrong and insult TO
the human race. But towards the hereditary
despot we have more Of COMPASSION than IN
diguation. NdrSed and brought up IN deIuslon
worshpped from his cradle, never spoken to
10 the tone OF fearless Truth, taught 70 iook en-
he great mass VI his fellow beings as an III
trrIor race, and to regard despoiiSm as law OF
nature and necessary element OF social life !;
such prlnce, whose educa lion and condition
almost druy him the possibility of acquiring
healthy moral feeling and manly virtue, must,
nnI be Judged sev,rely. Still in absolslng the
despot rom much oil the guilt which seems at
first TO attach to his unlawful and abused pow
err we do not the less account despotl'm a
wrong and a curse. The time Tor lis fall, we
trust, is coming. Ii cannot fall too Soon. II
mas long enough wrung from the laoonrer his
hard earnings long enough squandered ma
tons wealth on IT'S pa, asites AND miaIons long
enough varied against the freedom OF the
mlnA and arrested the progress OF truth. IL
has filled dungeons enough with the brave and
good and shed enough OF the blood OF pat
riots. Let its end come. 1t cannot come too
soon. lstIHHS'
Fighting on my 0t0n hdOk. al the oh"'e
Of Yorktown. whist the aids Of the American
cbipfwere issuing his orders along the line,
man was discovered a short distance from H.
who presented rather grotcsQue appearance,
heinp dressed in the Course common cl0lh
worn at the time by the lower orders IN the BACK
country. with an otter cap, the shape oil winch
very much resembled the steeple oil meeting
house, and broad leather apron. his equip
menis consisted of a bag. partly filled win
powder. and an old rusty gun, which measured
abon, seven feet eight inches, from the mnzzIr
>, fine end OF the breech, and which had proba-
blv lain in the smoke ever since the landing
of the riIgrims. One OF the aids passing hun
in The course Of his rounds, inquired OF bun
10 what regiment he belonged. Il belong 10
mn reoiment.' said the fellow after he had fred
his long carabine.' few moments after the
olficer rode by again; but seeing the fellow
yety busy. sweating With sGerIion, he once
more lnquired TO what regiment lie belonged
:, To no regimeAt,' Was the answer, the speaker
al tbr same time dwelling his piece at red
coat. who was preparing 10 fire, but who drop
r.ea lead before he had hall raised bis gun
! To what company DO you belong To no
communicable what battalion do you be-
long = ITO 40 battaiion-' Then where the
d. do , GU belong, or who are you fighting
tor r.. Dang ye, lsaid the ieIow,) / don't
belong any where. an fighting o" my ou"
hook ?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17
NAIVE STOCK.

7 '
Mr.. Ellis Hall OF Raynbam, has Il Bal Calf
twelve months cid which weighs seven hun.
dred and ten lbs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17

/, F,oo, B,1cspcood, Magdsine for april,
ruE FORSAKEN TO TIE FALSE ONE.
BY WILLIAM HAYNES BAYLY.
,,,e thee 70 forget me 60 wander where thou
wilt
INV head upon the vessels helm, or On the
sabres bihi
..,.s , ,bou'rt free DER land and sea, go
rush 10 dangers brink !
RI, oh. thoa cans, not hy from thought Shy
curse will be-to hlEE
p.ns,ober me remember all my long endur.
ing love,
That linked itself to perhdy the vnlIure and
the dove
Remember ia thy utmost need, | never once
s., dung to tnee coufdingly thy curse shall
be-to think
Ill., ,oI lint thought will render thee dls
tard in the heh,
M, ,houcht when thou art tempest-tnst, will
fill thee with alright.
IN came wild dungeon mayst thou lie, and coun-
Ting each cold link
rhai binds thee 10 captivity, thy curse shall be
10 think
30, seek the merry bdnquet-hall, where younger
madens bloom,
The thought oime shah make thee there endure
adreper gloon,
That though, shall turn the festive cup to poi
son while you drink,
And while false smiles are on thy cheek, thy
curse will be--tO Thank
Forget mel False one, hope it not When min
stres touch the string,
The memory of other days will gall thee. while
they singi
The ans used to love will make toy coward
conscience shrink,
Az, ev'ry uole will have its sting--thy curse
will be--to think
Poreci me No, that shall mol be III haunt
thee in thy sleep:
In dreams ,hou'It cling to Shiny rocks that
oyerhaug Inc deep,
Thou'h shrek for aid ! My feeble arm shall
hnrl thee from he brlnk,
And when thou wak'st in wild dismay, thy
curse will be--to think!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17
LOVE AND DEBT.

lis only being in love and debt
That robs us of our rest;
And he that is quite on, Of both,
OF all the world is hle5i,
He sees the golden age wherein
All things were free and common
he eats, he drinks. he takes his rest
He fears no man nor woman.
Sucking.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17

PRESERVATION AGAINST INSECTS.
ms, II was supposed, could be effected by
oonhg hole 10 the stem or branch Of an in-
iected tree, filing II partly with quicksilver
anu plugging itup. Tie destructive quality
oil nus mineral was expected to dihuse nself
'htoughout the whole structure of the plants,
and oil course destroy o. offend the insects.
But TINS eXpedent has been found 10 be con-
pieieiy nngatory- Gardeners .Magaeing
oome OF our isadsrs may recoleei, that
plugging up sulphsr in trees has been produced
as remedy against caterpars and other IN
sects, but found inefficient. The fact is tina,
the means used in such cases, are moi adequate
10 The end proposed. We might rs we'll at
tempt 10 turn running stream into VINE by
throwing grapes into lis fountain head.
I'D, ~ L. Farmer.
Dtnh TO CdisrpiRars, S'c.-Tbe conductor of
the GARDENERS Magazine says We can affirm
from almost daily experience, that strong lme
waerwill kill every Kind Of caterpillar and
even worms, snails, lizards, tiogs, tosds, snakes
aud fishes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17
POETRY e.

/. F,om Blacswood', Msgaeine for 1prA,
THE FORSAkEN TO TIE FALSE ONE.
Ely WILLIAM HAYNES BAYLY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-22
Ne.A Hnttlina , eSlnr.

6VyHE subscriber.has on hand Al, assortment vi cham
L psigne aul claret wines; among which are VIZ
Blanc de Grave, Madeira, &c of his own importation.
London porter, Hlbbcrt's brown stout. Albany,
Newburg, and Philadelphia, GEORGETOWN and aiexa1-
dria ale and porter; bottled crab cider, and good strong
and distilled yineg Clerks OF various qualities.
Cash given for old bottles.
QrD, ing ami securing continued as heretofore
P.J SAI.YErAr
Nh. Orders for any Of the aoove articles VIII De
attended Ia. either for home or abroad, to sui'the eli
mates Ia which vessels may be boand-an object oi
some Importance to commanders who are aware either
CABIN stores being thus preserved,
The editors oft,e National lntesligencer, Wash.
,ngton. Columbian Gezette, GeorgetpM9 winchester
republican, Virginia G,E stte. WAr!entjn and /" ash,
ingtonia,i, Leesburg, viii publish the above 81, and
seal their accounts TO this Office,
June
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-22
District Of ~umb
Couoty Of .4lerandria, Set.
April TERN, 1880.
In CHANCERY
Lloyd, ConoAmant,

John Lloyd, ComoAiaant,
against
Thomas Jannes and John y lIN~ cuANcpRy
Brown, 8. anil Rswson Lewis
Haven Il co. AMI William Her
bert, d., fendants,
TNIE Defcnlints, Thomas Jsnpey, S K I. Rawsoni
and l.ewis Haven and Company, not having en-
tered their ipp arance to this suit, and given security
according to the statute and the rdies of the Court,
aud it appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court, upon
aft lavit filed. that the said Thomas Janney, S. and 1.
Rawson, and Lewis Haven and Eompany, are not inha-
hitants G the District OF ColunLia, on the motion of the
Complainant. by his counsel, itis
Ordered. That the raid Defe adants, Thomas Janney,
8. and L. Rawson, and Lewis .iaven & Co do appear
here, on or before the First day of a xt November
Term. aud answer the Complain ,nt's bill, aud give Sc.
curity for performing the DEGREES of the Court, and
that a copp Of this order be forthwith published inthe
Phenix Gazette OF >cxlniria for two month, success
sively, and tlIs, another copy be posted at the front
door ofthe Court House Of said County
Test; Ena, | LEE, C.. c..
may 2i-gm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-22
TWENTY Dollars Reward.

VIZ IS stolen from the subscriber. about the first Of
w october last, my SEINE BOAI,, about IS feet
long. carrying four oars Her seats are kneed and r.
yettsd though the bends; nearly new; built of mulper-
~. whit. oak, sndcs!ar ,imber; her 5ottom and sides
Of NJr hern pine; also Ihttop OF her stern was knock
ed off oy vessel running foul Of her.
Ihayc besninflrnsd that she was seen Ia tow OF a
sch ,oner off Iadaa iiead, going down the river; and
Also tnst she MAS seen at Johnson's Spring, above the
Fort. on shore. thsve reason to Believe that she is
either above the Fort or below the Indian Head, at
some Of the Wood Gaadings, as she IS well calculated
f,r hat purpose. drawing but a small draft OF water. l
will give sis for the thief OF thieves, and IS for deli
vsr,ns said boat tome, at the mouth of Pomonkey
Cr.,k HORATIO NJ. WARD.
Pom1nkey. Locus, Hill, Charles county, Md,
March 90, IS3o-march 2s-2aw2W&wf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-22
Il MntlAM LANPlnER 9 GO.
FiyeW unAreA DoNars McwarA

VI IIfE HlEf
DANAWAY from the subscriber, hslne near Upper
4 I. syilc, fauquier county. yiglnla.pn ee i2'nsuhe'
1879, a negro man (wagoherl nrmed
SANFORD,
about 24or 25 years Of rs about s feet . OF oncnes
| high, Of 4 dark copper color, stout across the pisas,
aud houlhers-wih long arms. hands and hngers, and
very lo.g ,eet, about ls1nches lie stoops a 't''ei m
miscarriage, his knees Standing fprsarl-hIs nosc,is
longer than ~os,!inary. his mouth vide, and ms under
lip lick and turned downward lie has, scar on one
oish;s fore fingers jus, adjoining the tA,t JOINT oces-
stoned Blythe cut OF scythe, anda larger one on ms
elbow, occasioned bv putting stone irldiie cart. "iiep
spoken to.h hss rather a d1wn look:
SANFaRn took with hin 40 the s'issscrlnerss
money and jas. no ipubt changed his cintl,n'g, nav
ing left most OF his clothes behind lie rode IN one
Iof The wagon horses, which having been reclaimed m
the u, ighborhnol OF Blttle,own, beyond The Blue
Ridge, makes it probable that he made ms way 70
Penns, " inia. through the neieh borhooa OF Frederick I,
town or iiagerstown The wagon saddle and brdle
which he took with him have not been hear OF.
Whoever willsecure said slave, (and more especially
The forged pass which | have reason TO bcsieye he h4s,)
so that gethim again, siallreeeivethe above reward,
ami ali REASONABLE expenses if brought home
JAMES LAKE,,
G~ppeuile, FauYuie' county. "a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-22
Brass E~nundery.

w \CHARIAu NICHOLAS begs leave to inform his
IA friends in Alexiniria &ndi,s vicinity, and the pub
lie generally, that having. atgreat expense, establish
ed BRASS FOUNOERY on Water street, for the
purpose Of casting ANDt.ioNS. with every other spe
cies OF work connected With the business, he assures
them that he will cast and finish any work which may
be entrusted 10 h;n rs we'll and as cheap rs can be
procured from any ofthe Northern Cities, He VIII
also make or repair SUda Fountains npip application
He has, moreover, empioyeda workm .iffom England
to conduct the Cutlery business, and soiicits a portion
oflhe puolic patronage .A!lkimds Of Screws brass,
iron, steel, &c Cut to order. &tS
Applications NAV be made either at the Fuandery on
Water street, or at his old stand on Fairfax street.
MAJ Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-22
.Lust receined b. tie Subscribers,
YaoM NEW YORK. rH,LADELrHiA. AND BAaiiNoNh'
FRESH SUPPLY Z
- Medicines, drug Dxe-
49, Staffs Paints Peflumcry,
RfonzeS. &c c.

IAN Bf0Tizes, Gccs
yxYg invite ,he attention Of practitioners ofmedicihe
w WHO inlay wisit mssiyeso OF the or iipr-
tunity totry the stfectagii virtue OF W f95sov,n ~ new
renchSpseparsiu of Fhys ST on egetabfe5S Salts, VIZ.
%suptij,ie, utpfaie morphine ,act tate Rpsptme, Dareo,
tine, ~efnetine, rhubar,sfiie, plpsflne, ARss iodine 1850
croton oil aud attract balsaJ. cVraiya. sc he sdnfer-
ent forms of manipulutiDn or pre- pntsstcn ~ et''osei me-
dlcines orusesaFe kepton hahds tssslg ~" y dAsec'
tions for Tie. manner Of employing Nisat M pfacfice'
DIR Maiendie's Forrnulsry of T paralien md a.l'Dlais'
tratitii ~ those new lie M dies, can alsn he pbtAsped.
La BQ,yaque'S Clorire OF the O1id 81
Sudan.
From MISUNDERSTANDING Of the most kifnl men
Of science, followed by certain success. that
this ciorure is apresersstiv agaipstst the occult seeds
oflatenttitsease \ elbow fever, srnali Pos. seucnrrfGa.
and saraivst Acknowledgement epidemic diseases A
remedyagainst the, bite oftlle tisassdng asfithatefsere
lpents; against ulcers of long standing, gangrene, the
rotin Hospitals degenerate burns, old syphlitic ulcers
~corr0ding letters. cancers carbuncles, ssPhyxiss pro-
Ednced by exhaiatiufs from sew ers, CUTTERS or any col
lection Of pntridanma or decomposiiug vegetable mat.
ter. Instructions for usipgthe C.oruie OF oxitt Of SO.
dunn, including all rs yarious applications n healing,
can be had. a
Chloridcp r Lime.
Instructions will be given for lis uses in b~lcaslsing
silk, cot;op. or linen g1ols, snci rs caps, fr'pses,
sheetilgs, legIorns. orapy other sr1cirofweAr ordress,
ltye .Sls.8s @ ali kinds,
Consistiag 'fIogwood. Iiscl,eweed. redwood, cam.
wood, Brasiirtto wood, fastick, coclfiaesi, uudder.tur
meric, indigo, ..2AsIlIe dye-woods Clipped we can
afford as cheap BY the barrel astliesc a,3e parciiased
in any city to the north We Nil give ~aarranted di-
rsciions for diving any color to those wls, fayprN !, VIII,
their custom, with reasons Why thsy sfsiI IN making =
good color, so it cs,,bs correctedh
The J~aiiowiag articles II Paints Haa Yer
Jsaaesy:
yellow chrome, droplske ,fuse pink, eau de Cologne,
| antique svl, variety pu1iatnn, ~ pots and sticks. Ma-
cas,sr oil vegetable rouge, pearl p~os,ler, &C., almond
soar, rose soap. Sc.i yei!o@, pale GLOW, white, red,
aud green broirzes.
Supe- Tor Bldc6ing Paste,
Warranted equal to any ia the wcrld. To those
whose motto is I" Economy, we can recon- mend this
and not causing Ito crack, AS most high polishing
blocking doe, Il las the advantage Of polishing OH
the leather whether wei or dry. Fer sale by
nov 26 WILLIAM E.ANPHIER * Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-22
York. Stptem5er % 1921.

SIn-fIaying been fr = number ct ears afflicted
with h tothat degree that oft, INJURIES I
was unable tn walk-tr, ing - variety of cures aiiog.
Eff CT. | heard of Julk;ns' outinent-obtaned i,
aud by using the pot agreeable 20 direction, was en-.
tireiy cured, and have not since [now mare than a Y All
been afflicted with il. JACOB LETTER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-22

sKTE wish to ~parchssc 6SE H9YpRED IND
w FIFTY LIKELY NEG RpTeS,of bc,s sexes,
from II TO % years of ageS-ie.d .sanls. Also, me-
ehslics Of every Description
Persons wishing 70 sell would 30 we'll to give aus
acail, as we are determined TO give higher prices Tor
sl,ves han any purchaser whois now or may be acre
after in this Market
ANY comnunic ttion inwr.tiug Will bc~promptty at
tended TO. We can at all times hefound at our resi-
dcnce, west end afeule street, Alexandria, BIC
iu,e 10 FRANKLIN & ARMFlELD. ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-22
Now SNriMg NNNNs

New spring GNods
WASHINGTON& BREN 4
I.AvE received, by the recent arrivals, a large as
.ST.apLE IND E4NcYDRY GOODS,
wh Gu shcy are disposed 70 sell very low to their Gus
tome rs and the puatc generally Amongst them are
Extra. super blue, black, olive, and mix'd cloths
Hue and m,x'd laoit cloth. for sunmer coats
Super black circassians; black hastings
Italian and French lustringsi black modes
FSulard and other prints, IN great variety
Plaid and striped ~ginshams
Brown cambria, for calash; battistes
Jaconet aud cotton cambria
PLAIN and figured book and. Swiss muslins
Flag, bandanna. and Madras hikf,
9 cases I.EG.ORN BOLIYiRs, very chea;
irish linens; long lawns
S-4, 1914 Irish diaper; bird eye and Russia dn
DsmaSk table cloths and napkins
Linen camhrc s and cambria hdkfs
French brown linen and drilling
Brown and blcached Russia sheetings
Irl wn and bieached ticklenburgs
Burlaps, ozuaburgs, and sacking
Nth u large assortment IF
American brown She cnnss, %sli,rtiags
Plaids, stripes, and checks; and Cotton fnrn
aprill3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-22
CERTIFICATES

n-ar1r- aSI<LtL LFIt.f EN.
The following communication addressed IN H..
prie,nrof JudlsiIs %'intraent, from the Hon Jobnt r. o'
~iiaferro, member nf Congress, is aighly interes,;n,
The grs'uitau+ manner III which II is ma /. go,
feelings pf no trlinar character towcr,ls s,g. ,;"p p ~
m,piiy; all IS ~eer.ale'y well deserving g If pubic A..
teLtion;
w,sa,,eroy, Jan. 2al 1900
SIN II has BEEN mvswi.i Tor a c,nsJ, r,hio -.
tn Commute 4 % yeu tie sa0l, Frc, witt. which :
have lseyi st,- t.,etst i,cs ntct b. a AIR JudtTn.
and wien tsnew ufde s,,hj i, msie and sod h,
Isgsn'sapacariel bytcpfscif flave applied hi, or;:.
I. during tic last brer .ctrs 70 ever, spsc;eS =,
tuIaour AID wtn.d, withou, r.hity to produce a cur
%intycrs instance. l%coisiter = Tie most decided ami
. Fl gient re nedy ir |alrrases of tlric,Ir, BE- the c,r,.
whtt Il NAV ard I have found nothing So coed f.
would> IF any description II may be proper To All
that the cure Of tumpr called " h'e Swelling, gwen
over by The most Distinguish d physicians, IS Incu,.
bic, and whicift'.ey decided weull. without anDu,,.
ton. prove fatal To the pstent. "as under nv inme.
diste notice, effected by the II CT Judkins' uiatmeo,.
and the patient is in fine health I'm, Affected
by the tumour beng restored TO q perfect state Of
soundness. Also thai the lee of an aged man which
had been wourdsd. and exhibited one dycalinly III.
ceratcd surface fiom the .nee 10 tie foot, and whrch,
for more tban two years, rad been considered incur,
Bile; was efiectuaily cured b. The application Il Jud.
kins Ointment. ImeGtion these twp cases, which tel
iunder nv in.mr diate rotice ami management, as a de.
cl!ed evidence OF thr efficacy OF III, remedy IN cases
Of tunnur ana Of ,urers have experienced, as de.
ciiedIy, the gocd effect nf III, remedy IL the cure Of
Ftlons, ar. Ut every 81 ,c,cs # iresa wound liseems
y me that any "Ie VIM sill onscr,e on the operation
of this ointment must be sat- ii d ~ 80 It's benefeial
effect. ! can with the almost cOafdrnce recommend
the use Of this valuable remedy
am. SIR, very respectfully,
JOIN TALIAFERR0.
10 Mr. Charlie, ~.lerStons, PiOpri.,1r)
m. J,,1Linsb ri,t I'm A. :. al Era1a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-22
Netai Grocery Store,

fNGtSAh
yxy,iE subscribers, a, their store, conei of King and
Fairfax streets, offer for saie-
Gunpowder 2rEAs. par;i, Of the MeIy.irs car,
Imperial 20, imported hast month, and
Young Hyson of very superior qualities.
Java, old : hite, green and Rio coffee
Loaf sugars, part steam refaed 8HFfs
Brown sugars, of prime qualities ~ 49,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves aud ell other specs for ia.
mlly use
London Particular siadeirs part imported in 1878
Sicily Madeira
Red Port
Lisbon WINES
sisiaga
81. Julian Claret incases Of one dozen,
or by the bottle,
CogRsc and peach brandy
Did Jamaica, West tniiA and Northern rum
Holland gin. pure, snd country gln
Old AMI common whiskey
Bounce, four years old
New Orleans and West lnlis molasses
Strong cider vinegar. forpicktng
Dupon,s' G~uupSwd.r
Shot of all sizes
Windsor and scented soap
Yellow and brown soap, s'ans'ac'assa
Mould and Dip candles Sam: b Larmcur
Family fl ,ur. best Shenyndoah brands
Best English mustard
Indigo, maddev, and other yestnffs
With q variety Of other arucies,a al o! Which wall be
sold a, very moderate prices.
N. Il. Families to whom choice .ea Is desifsbic, ars
requested TO give the above a tfiat
iune IL SAMUEL BsLARM0UR Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-22
u AimDc County. Oeto6er 9. lS2

@V"FJ' "EV0E - T"~T
About four winters ago, / was severe, frost bitten
in both feet. AMI became quite lame. Every succeed.
ing winter brough: for h the severity of the disease /
hoard of Judi.jns' ointment aud had It applieI; it acIed
like = charm, completely curing me- in a short time.
EDWIN II. SHELL tnDINE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-22
g. IL YMr0op,

EsNGpAvtRo f%yisting cards, bank notes, portraits,
business cards, sc. Also, society, notary, and ali
other metal seals Engraving on wood asusual.
Atlthc above shtllb doie with dispatch at reasons
able prices Ills rDsn is the ID door from f1th street,
on the Avenue, ana lirectyopposte the National Jour
nal Office, Washington City
N d Copper mate printing done in the nea.est
manner. dec d -eotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-22
District ef GolMmbia,
County of alexandria, SCI.
80, TupN 1880

April Term, 1880.
Robert Clarke, Comp anant,
against
John 7. Hendrrs ~, lanes Robinson
aud Stephen Shnu, trading under GNrtI.Scrpy
the firm of Robinson < Slim, and
Samuel Lindsay and Laurence
Hill, trading under the hrm of
Lindsay & tiir, DEFENDANTS.
VyHE D,fcndsnt, JOHN T Henderson, not having
entered his appearance 70 his SUI, and sivcn Sc
curity accoriing % the statute AMI the rules of this
Cout. aniits,p sring to the Sa .fac,ion Of the Court
upon aft lavit filel, thai the said Iohn I Henderson is
not al inh .bitsAt of the District of Columbia, ON the
motion Of tn Compliment, by his con isel. tits =
Grderei That ,le sail Uefenlant, Jotn y. Hender
son, i, apn-ar Are OF Ut before he fret day of next
INeyt N ,er. Fer.n. aud ai,wsr the bin Of the Complain
ant, aal give s5cuel for Pcrfarn NJ the DEGREES Of
the Court; ani tt.atthe other y ~ , tnfs. Robinson 4
5Shinn an Lin say < lis 4 ., pay way ~ secrete
the debts by them owns q, II the money, Estate, or
effects, in their aanl,, Deion, DfIo, he said sbsept
Defendant, John L iender*o ut thr furtiier order
and decree ft,is Court; .nd tllt a -opy stfhis order
be thu IN published ntlle Alex a lris h, nix ia.
zstte for Two al ,nths .succrssiveiv, ard ,sat sno her
cupyhc posted At tue front dovr Of the Court House. of
said County
Test: EDM. Il LEE. c. C.
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