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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
Personal Charms-9'he Peethl

these desirable persona advantages, arc ADVISED
TO ask for Doet .ruuSoe's ID l't OF tins ctyl anti
sptc tooth-poirdsr This elegant and pleasant pre-
parat'on, can always be had a, my Drug and Medical
Store, opposite the Eagl, Hotel IL is exempt from
acid and other decterous ngredicns--lis applica
ton braces and strengthens the tccih and gums. aud
by removing All offensive accumulltons, preserves
the natural sweet of the breathPrcc % cents,
other at my store as above. or of Dr. Monroe, dcn-
tis, street, opposite the Presbyterian Church
J III. BLAMlRE,
sep 90 Opposite the door of the Eagle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21

AHES 4 OSWALD, lhavng given 4 vacation
a. Of Ten days) vii! his scholastic functions
on Wednesday, jlst Sept next, in he ssme house
Lo now occupies, on 9TH Street, few doors above
Sir MASKS Book Store I he course of nstruc-
ton viii embrace the Latin, Crock and French
Languages. the Mathematics, and AL the minor
branches of an English Education, in order to pre-
pare his pupils either for College for Counting
House.
As he will limit his number to twenty five yearly
Scholars, there present vacancies for ten more
pupils
n. B. Very particular attention u'il! be Pai1 TO
-eadires ari r1,unnnnrInS she Bnsiish Language.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
SEPTEMBER FASHIONS.
Fall Dry Goods

I'D OBERT II. JENKINS Is now opening by the
IA Pacnet Exit, rom New y ork, an assortment
of Fancy DRY Goods, Irish Linens, Lawns. Sheet
lngs, Table Damask aud Damask Table Cloths
Every variety Of fashionable lace and worked Goods
--capes- orellss--worked robes
hosiery and gloves; with many and fashIona BILE
Goods received BY he Packets from Paris and Lon
don. sep IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21

American, English IL German Quils.
FHNWO bales and one case Quilts of good
- quality, at various prices but chcap-received
r sale by }. II, NASH.
II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21

o. All Editors who rccclve the Daily Journa
Of Cumruerc. axe requested TO publish the above
a an advertisement twice and charge the same To
our account.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21

~ bTICE.-Pcrsons indebted to the firm
Of Kyle g. Cochran, are requested to come
forward and settle their accounts. They are desi.
Of closing The business carly rs possible and
il hoped chs notice will meet the immediate attcn
ton Of hose concerned. ~ %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21

Proposals by Mary Barney,
ENOR PUBLISHING on he first day of Novem.
l. Der next and on the beginning of every month
thereafter, IN The city OF Baltimore, new Periodical
Work. to be entitled
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
Certificate from .lLerandrin.

Certificate from .1ierqEdyia.
The Undersigned having the rapid progress OF
lumber OF Ladies and GSHemen under the Of Mr.
Carpenter in writing, do cheeTfy acknowledge that ne IN
structs the happy that fallen under
our observation, OF Obtaining that very important art With
the greatest confidence, therefore, MIR 10 al
those who may wish acquire that Indispensable accomph
Lawrence Lewis, Thomas " Smith
George Dale, p T.. Lewis
Thomas Peincy, Silas Reed,
Betsey &. Mason, f. Wilson,
HuSh smith, William Harper,
David MarW, ). L. Sandford,
William Lenox William ~ DainGcrheld
Samuel II Jannry Samuel Roberts
sFpi 1T
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
Morgan S strap.

EUST received, -upply of Morgans celebrated
S Razor Strap, possessing rare and valuable qua
hties. K ID SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21

For sale, now landing,
SWEET Malaga Wine, IN quarter and half quar-
~ er casks, Antigua rum, and famlly loaf sugar
hpplyto O. d & co Auctrs.
Cost
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21

D \R LEAD. in kegs of 500 lbs, Just received
NJ r sale by OTIS, DUNLOP & co
>"p COST
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WANTED
Molasses and Oil.

" TICS, OunuICs, I uTnlture, NC.
= Quarter casks Marseillcs Madeira Wine
= side boards
: bureaus
. work tGNcs
dozen Curled maple chairs
200 sides soal leather
200 boxes candles 6s, Gs and IS,
For sale by
sep LAT DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21

Terms $40 per annum, payable in advance. AL
ardors and payments may be forwarded by mail, at
the risk md charge of III" Editors
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-07

,,s whole os which was DESTROYED, together with
he binding. which was blown TO atoms-one part
Of the roof being thrown across the stream about
ten rods; and the other part in an opposite dircc-
son about the same d istance.
A true Kmg.-When DIR. franklin applied to
n, King of Prussia to lend his assstancesto Anne
rica. .'Pray. Doctor" says the veteran. "what
= 40 object YOU mean To attaiu:'' Liberty,
SIRE" replied tie philosopher, liberty; that
liberty which is the birthrisht of all men," The
King. after short pause. made this memorable
,n.wer-..I was born prince, | AIN become
King. aud will not use the power possess to
The ruin of my own trade"
AAsS
,<Kip Kng and mari, III his br'''hcr"-H Hamlet
l. asserted that The widow of Captain VIII
liam Morgan is recently married To tell 1t not IN
G,tni a .M,soR!-N ear T,rk Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-07
WIS rs ~ give -<nnce,

yIsl!sT the subscriber of Alexandra County. in the
District Of Columbia, has obtained from me UT
plsu's Court Of said County letters Of administration
with tn. will anne xed. the estate oil NICHOLAS
TING TON late of said county deceased All persons
having claims ag Ans, sail decedent. arc hereby warn
ed to exhibit the SAINT 60 the subscriber, with inc
vouchers thereof, passed by the orpan's Court, on
or be fore the second day If december. 1851; or they
may b; law lie excluded from al benefit 10 SAID es-
,ac, end those Indebted thereto are requ red TO make
irn,nt late payment Given under my hand tins "a
Deccmser, le o. JOHN Law suH'
Administrator, with the will annexed, Of HIngstoh
dec 9 ct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-07

F,oUg.-I.ast week the receipts ut kn@-Street
f: .ur we're about 900 bbls. less than the week
needing; vet he demand was not equal to the
su1nly On Thursday. the wagon price decimt'i
= e., cents. 81 81 being the current price oi the
,i,y: FRIDAY it was fraction less. 624 ruling;
Sliurtav, 4 62! was generally paid, though a few
loa,.s brought 1 90 or 4 Go. The principal sales
of ;he week were at about A 10: some good brands
As. GA SATURDAY,. il was offered at 81. with
out meeting with purchaser.
Yesterday the current price from Wagons was
4 g..
Export foe the week ending Saturday the 4th
INST S.7i.-freign Gao. coaStwi,e S.l02-
Quantity inspected duriag the same pHriad:
Kins Street S962 bis. 81 hall bis.
Potomac -
Wharf 9)2 l26
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-07
OBITUARY.

Departed this life. on Sunday last, at the re-
sdence of his father, in this place. Mr. JOHN
Francis WISE, in the Goth year of his age
Moral and industrious iu his habits. friendly and
hospitabIe in disposition, his loss will long re-
main subject Of regret to bis relatives and ac-
qualAtances.
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Eortc Hinnas

VTVC LNii'to
n EXPECT, by next packets from Philadelphia, 4
\ Pianos from the manuiactory oi Loud Brothers;
The prices tn run from 800 to 500 each Persons de
srr,l, of suppt ing themselves with iie toned ins'ri-
men,.-of beautiful workmanship will please give
me call, Us shall sell at lowest limits ut reasonable
tire 1Eo' JofSooN'
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DR.4US THIS DIP


DR.4tt'S THIS mr.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No II, for 1870
TO be drawn at Wilmington, [I,ei. on Tuesday, the
7h # December.
sHEME:
. prizes of $1,000 4prizes of $4,000
, do of $3.50 10 do of 1000
. do of 5000 10 do Of 500
tickets s.; halves So quarters IS.
DR.2!tyS 1O-INORROU.
New-i ork Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No a fur 1850,
SCHEME:
prize of 100000 prize Of Sl,5o5
/ do of 10000 5 do Of 1000
| do of $500 &c. &c. &c.
r.ckr,s IS; halves : 50; quarters Is.
10 0e G,d ~
J. RUMNEY'S OfrIcrs,
A. f. Corner Of k.ng and hoyoi Nrsets. and nsrtto
tie city Rofs!. opposite the Market h"a"
Drawing ut the U,iou ,.al LOTTERY, Class 20 q tor
1870:
90 SO 81 As 43 so Sc 40
T: O i,,ter ',ck., IS So, prize OF 1900, was
: d at i. KUMNtY w. th,c.
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office.

Fl7IlE Stockholders If III sF,rners' Bank OF Alesan
tri,, hereby no!e,l, that an Election OF thir
e !, ID reotors Cor the ensuing year, viii he held at
n, II Banking House, on Monday. he Sd Of January
merit JOHN EOuFf, cashier
Gee -lawtEiec
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t;t,VnSnia
S5V NeWas d!

S5N NeWasN
ANYWAY from the ,ubscub.r living near Dunn
q tries, on the night Of III. Sd December bright
yellow fellow named ,,,,
jim,
abou, l8 or 10 Of ago. well grown and very ike
10 Tie had lost one Of his font teeth ", took ~ ay
;,h linn bue CASH Il und @hiii,h country cloth Cloth
ING :; ~,
puia or ia, District or 1907 taken up "n' 81 e'her,
E' " J m ,b., ye, lin again. and al res."n.ble
- ,.;J HENRY 2 NIHf Y,
- A. Near D,un'ries, Virginia.
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Posr OFFICE. ALExA> DRIA. d. {.
Nouem er %, 1880.
The attention Of the Citizens Of this town is
invited to the following letter.
DANIEL BRYAN, =. Nj.

GENERAL PosT OfFrcE DEPARTMENT..
OGre of MaI Contracts. Nov. 10, 1850.
Posi- lMser. .fietaa,iria. ID. c.:
SrR-There is now an Afternoon Mail from
this mace to Baltimore. which leaves Washington
at 3. and arrives at Baltimore at 8 O'Clock to
accommodate the citizens of Alexandria in more
convenient communication to this place and to
Baltimore. the Post Master General has direct
ed. that from this day forward, the express whth
takes your Northern mail to Alexandria, shall re-
main there till o'clock, or within few minutes
Of that hour. and SD bring mail from Alexan-
dria to this place. and arrive before the departure
of the Baltimore afternoon mail. You will there
fore make up an extra mail every day, both for
Washington and for Baltimore. and send II by
the express. By this arrangement, the citizens
of Alexaodria, by putting letters in your office
| by ! before O'Clock. p. NJ. may send them to
this place by ., and 10 Baltimore by O'Clock.
the same evening. 1t is desirable that the citizens
Of Alexandria may know Of this Arrangement.
Your obedient srvant,
Nov. 23-eo6t U. Il. BROW y.
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SHIP NEWS.
pORT OF ALEXANDRIA,. CD c

PoRT OF aLEXaADBla CD c.
ARRIVED. DECEMBER D.
Steamer Columbia. Mitchell. baltimore; ireiSh'
and passengers for the District.
Steamboat Fredericksburg.B i,Jenklns' ooao'
SAILED. DECEMBER 3,
Schr. Washington, Wilson, N iofA'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-07

SALES AT AUCTION.
Tn AIand Purchasers
TlHE subscriber being DESTROYS of removing to the
l. Western Country. proposes selling
sssss< HIS FIRM
sySIssst public auction, IN the 1871 dcy Of Deeeaa.
Nv Der ins.c,!i. {being Saturday L. III, bIgi u
<-t4ss, bal 'sr, sIr cash, somethin. equ.va lent
he above Farm lies in the County of F-uquer with.
in half mile Of the Town of .lddlebuis. LoudOun
County, and contains upwards of
21O Acre,
one haf in timber. aud the other good state Of cu-
Ii, alton
This property is desir bie, being located in veal.
Inv and populou. neg1orhood. and in the VICINITY ~
pro Porous village suaiei on the turnpike roso
leading from Winchester to Alexandria
An Implications for The Farm. to frrthe- in trus-
tons, wb pc t he ut r m ofthe sale
sale TO comm. n'clocx, N the pr, mis- y.
ID FAUNri.E "f.
Fuquier County. Dec 4-dft 7 St
Y ,:uublc hands for Sale
TT DER the auth"rit, Of Decree Of the county
u ourt of Fairfax, dated 18Th November 1850 in
hr suit of John shnr,rdge ami other. agan., sally
Ashty aud othe,s tbe Su'.scr'htr viii II for u
pubic auction on HURNDaY. the CIR day Of JanW-
syy neIt, several va liable
:..x~ 7R.fCT'S OF Land,
~ in the County OF Fairfax. a credit Of one.
~ two, mi three years. The pu chaser giving
-ss.sses,, Dord with approved secUrt, aud de- Of
the land. Sc the pay meat Of the pur.
cias 10 wit:
ONE TRACT on the waters of Difficult Run,
con- aniDg a. GU, 81 .or- which IA, re
eM H8LE3BLE MILL
80 .cJ rthpr h,. rP,:
ONE UNDIVIDED INTEREST in Tract
bout 600 acre; ard
A TRACT living on Potomac River, about
iIrt- mrs shove Tia Fais Containing so nc ess
c IN mon, calied RREv
The sale will tax, place the Mn on Difficult Run.
Ose hundred dollars IN cash will be ;, qur, d from
the purche scr Of The Ilill rsct
THOMAS MOSS,
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DIED.,

In Bristol, on Saturday last, suddenly
Mrs. Nancy Dewey, rclict ofthe late Mr.
John X. Dewey, and daughter ofthe late
Rev. John Usher, aged 8 years.
In Bristol, OH Monday morning last,
Mrs. Mary Ingrahan, wife of Capt. Ma
thaniel Ingraham, aged 65 years. The
deceased was one whose memory will
long be cherished by numerous circle
of mourning friends, to whom she had
been pattern of chaste and exemplary
conduct, and of pure and unaffected pic
ty. But while they mourn this bereave-
ment, they are consoled with the assur-
ance, that their loss is her great and etcr-
nal gain.
In Somerset, on Friday last, after a
lNong and lingering illness, Mrs. Mary
MASON, wife Of Nathaniel Mason, Esq
aged about 26 years. She died in full
ia'th OF blissful resurrection beyond the
grave through the merits of the Redeem
or.
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BRIGHTON MARKET

MONDAY, Aprli IL.
AT Market this day, lat Beef Cattle,
90 Stores, 18 Working Oxen, 10 Cows
and Calves, and 272 Swine-New Mar
ket, 35 Beef Cattle, including 33 unsold
last week 20 Stores, including l2 un-
sold last week, Cows and Calves, and
Working Oxen. Unsold at the close
of the market, 73 Beef Cattle, nearly all
ofwhich are good and some extra
In consequence of the limited number
of Cattle at market an attempt was made
to advance the price considerably. Few
sales only were effected, as will be seen
by the number unsold. Prices, hOwev-
ever, were raised, but the unsettled state
of the market prevents us from stating
the amount or giving prices this week.
Working Oren.-Few sales at 50 a
$50. Mich Co,cs.-No sales noticed.
Sheep-None at market. Scine--Sales
quick small selected lots at 5 l-2 &C ;
at retail 5 &c. Boston Patriot.
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NOTICE.

sp IN consequence of Dissolution
ofthe Copartnership heretofore existing
between SHuBEI. p. CHLD aid the sub
scriber, it is rendered indispensably neces-
sary, that all Accounts and Notes due the
aforesaid Copartnors, under the name OF
f. w. BURR, should be speedily cancel
led and in order to effect the same in an
amicable manner, he will attend at his
store until the 25th day of the present
month, for the express purpose OF receiv-
ing payment for such debts, as may have
been contracted since April 1897 which
debts after that time, will of necessity, be
left for collection-But the subscriber fiat
ters himself, that his former patrons will
consider the peculiar urgency of the case,
and make payment within the limited
time
PATRoNs-In conclusion, permit him
through this medium, to tcndcr you his
gratitude for. that liberal support he has rc-
ceived from you since he has commenced
business in this place;-and he would al
so inform them, that he has purchased the
entire interest which his former partner
had in said concern, and contemplates ell
larging his STOCK, in few days, to an
extent that will make his assortment COM
plete-And asks ofhs friends and the pub
lie, to grant him such portion of their pat
ronage as his exertions may merit.
E. W.BURR.
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NANTUCKET, April 10. Aletter receiy-
ed by Hezekiah Barnard, Esq. across
land from Payta, dated Jan. 10, 1880,
furnishes the following news Of whaling
ships:
1929, Oct. 18th, Abigail, 100 bbls. Ist
Columbus, 240; 18th, .Loper, so; 28th,
Hector, 60; Goth, Rambler so; 18th,
VIM. & Eliza, 100; Nov. 10Th, Uncas,
900; 18th, Magnet, $50; 2sth, Enter
prise, 800; Dec. 9th, Rebecca Syms,
1850; 10th, Richard Mitchell, $50; Jap
an, clean; 18th, Minerva, 1000; 9th,
Montana 90; 1880, Jan. 7th, Fortune,
60 bbls.
Ship Isaac Rowland touched at Payta
on her way to Tombez, with 400 bbls
all well. Ship Charles, Of New Bedford
was at Tombez, Nov. 23d, with 1900 bbls
Capt. Austin spoke ship Swift, middle OF
Dec. with $3.50 bbls. ship Uncas, with
1900; Magnet, with $50; VIM. s. Eliza,
had 300 bbls. Oct. 25th. John Adams
had been spoken, with 100 bbls.
Capt. Moores, letely arrived from the
Pacific Ocean, reports the following ships
dates unknown, Sept. or Oct. Cyrus
CLASSIFY, 1000 bbls. Swift, Coffin, 224O
Fame, Ramsdell, 900; Zenas Coffin
Joy, 100; independence, Ray 1000
Maria, Ray, 900.
Capt. Moores also reports the Mercu.
ry, Albert, of fNew-Bedford, on the Coas
ofJapan, in July, with 100 bbls.
A letter received in town, states thai
ship Triton, Chase, of New-Bed(ord, hat
1900 bbls. year out.
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srr TO THE LADIES.

THE subscriber respectfully inlorms
the Ladies ofWaren and Vicinity, that
he will pay. particular attention to the Man
ufacture Of LADIES SHOES, of all
KINDS, having procured a first rate mOrh.
man from Lynn. No exertions on his part
will be wanting to suit his customers, as
regards the price, fashion, quality Of ,cork,
and stock.
.ALVA.N COLE,
One door South Coles Hotel.
April 10.
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.TOTIIE
sr LADIES'!

JVfII' T. and So .bt l'ee'h @ boh al O.
nanlenl ahd = blcssi'g. Ihc best se.,r-
~ for t.ici ad!1nig ges is o be found Ia lie use
o., 10
BR' "'SH A\'rS~1T'C DEy~ifclcE.
THE elegaHs iiooh 'o;coc.', M.ih vcy Lttis
he, cradi"a'e, snc -" y i, he guhls, ui!o
plcvca 'nc rc,, .I',lu; ;ioa OF Ir.ic., " ,ich
'ot oalv b|ac C as ou, loosens no ice!n, ia ac
celcrsics .'ei. decay. 'i'ne Dc,niricc ,;,.,s G.
moves The pFevalli.g c"ascG o, offensive e. a.
preserve. hc e ;'nets and horidness OF the
g,mns, and renders ,he tec.h bcau"'ly vi ile.
p,ce % coag
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

|
BY order ofthc Supreme Judicial Court,
and under the direction ofthe Court of
Probate, foi the town of Warren,
WILL be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION,
on SATURDAY, the 9th day of May
next, at Q o'clock, A. M. all the right, Ii
tie, and interest, that THOMAS INGRAHAM,
late of Warren, deceased, died seized, in
and to certain lot of Land with two sto-
ry Dwelling House, and Barn thereon
s'ruding, situated iii the town OF Warren,
opposite the dwelling house belonging to
the heirs ofJohn Croade, deceased, bound
ed north and west Oil land belonging to
the heirs ofWiliam Child ,deceased;south
OH lane leading to the shore !; and east
on the Main Road leading to Bristol
The house is in good repair.
Conditions made known at the time and
place of sale.
EBENEZER LUTHER, Admir-.
Warren, April 10.
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April 10.
ADVER ITSEM0fyVI'! !!
TO THE AsTIiMATIC CoNsUMPTIvE.

~ ncA ~ h-hitS . SONCOSs ~ '''
THE NOS. prevalent and fatal Of all he Dn
eases inc.ds"tio civilized socicty--ihe G. n
sumption may generally be traced 10 the !easi
alarming disoroers, a slight bLfaegiereid Cold
ny es b.'atiOn II apncors a. one chraHed and
tfy inouscad "e' sous die annually tie Con
sumption. osi o. these dieod,rl Iestl $ may
be al ribui I'd 20 common Colds, and o iegI'coh.
reotmen; othe !,r'assing Corgh ia, g'Ec
~ ens'cs- aich .t.nol'y followed b. o'''icu':
o,crii' g pein u c SIDE, nnd u; p. u e.
0'ed :. as. Violc0 and 'perct As ,mr G
s,..s also oria. o. Consume We symp ons.--
o nc o 20 do!la C non' cd III 10 pu, ios Of
d.. "LLFE !, .aSFH.N.' &c PiLL&,
na al !e ,c,Glot - incIr iil !, arpiinif -
o wI - all en- nc IN igpi ;oh thcse ds :.
o &C. ard scnc 'sli, 9 &c, c. e. . fHc
ec r+o c.sy I'd e@"ccuri c.iccs 40 e
g pom~ nc ccG z rad ac' onin. .b: ,te
isl,nh ?iC Consumption. '4r { oil -.Coughs,
o'..c,i o. B.ca; hg, 6 ne ,m utr c
aGo-s. c Che VIC i'.. Piin in ne S;ic.
., ,,9 Blooc &C. .'e. cases csn occry OF
a.:s !. 10 las O. o'so tic ia ..lth ,.e o'..
caa.e.s o d.. Pcl.cs vis i'll not lind lica
.cr Il 10, cir ricr, e oeoditut,.
Price -naolc u" es, 80 Pills, | dol. half do
IL Pills, so. cen $.
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REMEDY FOR
II HETGEI ANTSEI.,

Ttr eXcru'iating pain = the decrcpilude and
deformi,y, and the premature old age, whicl,
are III" usual attendants ol this disorder, are sui
fer by many from despair Of cure, or dsap-
poinimcnt in the efficacy Of the numerous pre-
ended anlidotes rsCd to effect this purpose
But those who Rave mad" n fair trial Of
DIR. JEBBS CELEBRATED LINE
.MEN1,,
even in cases Of long st nding and Of to mos,
sev. re charscrer, have IeceI,ed certain rcliet,
and many have been cured IN few days, so ne
in "a hours as number of ersons in Boston
md vicinity, Who were formerly afflicted with
the Rheumatism, have very fully testified. Ger
til atcs are in the possession OF the Proprietor,
proving the most tho ough and SUI pris ny cures
by means Of this powerful Linemens, in cascs
where other approved applications hnd utterly
tailed. The Llnimert is also used with success
f'r Bruisns. Spra!ns. Numbncss, Stiffness OF the
Joints, Chiblains, &c.
Price so cents bottle.
o. None are genuine unless signed on tho
onssid- prin,cd wrapper, by the sole proprie
f0r, z. KIDDER, immediate successor TO
The laic DIR ". L. CONWAY. For sale al the
/, Ouning Room, over No 80. Court street nea
Concc", Hall, Bos on, and also. by lis SPECIAL
appointment, by DR. J. WILLIAMS, Warren
DR. LEMUEL W. BnIGGs, Bristol DR. A. Pi
MOORE. Newport NATHAN DrGFEE, Fail
River.
~ large discount made to those who buy
o sell gain.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-17
SOCIAL CLUB.
MARRIED.

In Bristol, on Sunday evening last, at
St. Michaels Church, by the Rev. Mr..
Bristed, MIR. Leonard Wright to Miss
Nancy S. Bradford, daughter of Capt.
William Bradford, all ofthat town.
In Boston, Mr.. Silas Shepherd Ever
EFT, of Wrentham, to Almira Matilda Far
rington, of Sherburne.