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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-28
BY THOMAS c. WRIGHT, (Georgetown.)
WavNware. &c at Auction.

lly virtue of decd Of trust from Mr. James WhaY.
- ton, fir thr purposes therein mentioned shall
sell, At public aucon, at the store occupied by him on
Hight street, on thur;dav, the 22d instant,
THE entire stock Of HdRDW.4RE, CUTLERY
and GENERAL IRONMONGERY,
contained Ia said .rs, IN lot, to suit purchasr,s,
W The above sale, which was postponed on
ct tie heat of the slh, and sub.
srque nty account Of the sickness and death of Mr..
Wharton will take place on Monday. the 9th Sepfesbes
al o o'clock A IA when the whole STut H. embrac-
ing of $4,000, viii be soid without reserve;
also, about two tons of Hollow Castings
Terms, which will be yer, liberal, Vt sale
WILLIAM S. NICHOLS. Trustee.
THOMAS c. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
Georgetown, aug b9-eots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-28
70 Let

~, tiCe.
fS-lE subscriber. wishing to close all his accounts i
this place, request. all persons having claim. agsnst
ham or his late brother, W. L. Kennedy. to present
TEN mmediatc, for settlement. Al outstanding
debts viii be- placed in the hands Of Sir John Johnsoh-
alter the 10Th Instant for collection, he beng author
sed % co.leC, the same his receipt vii! be coed.
aug +. X htNNtDf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-09
CRY ORGANIZATION.


Inc persons elected on "Wednesday, tile nh inst.
10 the several Wards oftho City assembled yesterday
AZ .he lily ha aud proceeded 10 the election of the
Mayor. Recorder and Aldermen.
Mayor.
Ed Edmund w. Rootes was elected Recorder, and
Thomas peterborough, Senior Alderman
Thomas Priddy, William p. Thompson' and Ma
thanel CHARTER, were elected Aldermen for Jefferson
Ward. isV"
James Rawlings, James McKidoe, William Ali
son. and Otis Manson, Aldermen for Madison Ward
And John GOddin, Martin Drewry, and Preston
Smith, Aldermen for Monroe Ward.
The other fifteen persons returned elected, are
Common Couucilrnen, viz:
John u Williams, John Enders, John A. Lancas-
Ter, Samuel Sublett, Henry Clarke, John y. Myers,
John Rutherford, Gustavus A. Myers, Jas Boshcr
Gurcen III. Bacchus, James T.. Heath, Robert O.
Scott John Boshcr, Mann ). Valentine, and George
w. Munford.
John G Williams, Esq was unanimously elected
PRESIDENT. apd William p. Sheppard. Chamberlain,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-09
8S6c1eepVOtUU SIa1sf0.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL o, 1890.

az Mr.. Doddridges rOpy to Mr. Cookies 4th let
ter, occupies much space, and circumstances i'm
Ecdiatcly require its publication, that compel
cd to leave Dir. Claytons Speech to be concluded on
Tuesday We regret this the less as we are earnestly
anxious that that speech should be generally read
andas it may promote this object to publish it by in
stulments.
Mr.. Doddridges reply will be pcrused with no small
share Of curiosity and interest, and it will give his
friends pleasure fnd that he has not been bctray
cd into ntemperancc-us are sure it hos given his
eloquent antagonist, regret, at having suffered him
self to be.
HOW'LL perceive why we could not publish the ex-
?rac, from Mr. Cookies I'd letter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-09

PORT OF RJCH.NOND.
ARRIVED,


b5g fost Captain, Smith, from Philadelphia, with
sundres, to master.
Sehr Exit, Howell days from New York, with
9Saries to Davenport, Allen g. CO, l. Webb & CO,
d feyton, { n Mitchell, Lancaster g. DENNY, ] ii
wash, II Nehson, Hubbard 81 Gardner, A SwecDy,
Barnes 81 Belt, Wadsworth & Whlisms Bnford Il
Brooks, Audersos jr, II EHstace Parker, Holt
a. Ross, Bagwell, Smith e. Hanna VIM Mitchell ir.
Sullivan, Ro Poore, J Trplett, G. g. A War.
wick, hi1ard, Baldwin, Ives 6, CO, ] Smith,
Anderson d Nichols, III l. Wight g. Son, G. z Tifin,
d ayers, l. Sampson, Van-Lew 81 co, r II
Jenkins, Ro Johnson &, Son. RAYMOND g. Brothers.
Perkins & Harris, w s. ] G. Crane Burton &, Tomp
ElDs, ) Patney, M Branch Williams, G Haines.
Cook Ryan, II Ring 81 CO, Pulling g. Day Lac g.
Cowies, w g. D Kyle g. co, and II g. w Willis
Schr Richmond, Hand, from Philadelphia. with
sundres, TO Ralston S Peasants, Lancaster a. Dem
BY, 81 Mitchell, b Peyton, Bagwell g. Smith, l.
Webb g. CO, and others.
sehr Philadelphia, Powers from Providence, 4
days, with ballast.
Schr Argo, George, from RAppahannock River.
with corn, to Brockenbrough e. Harvie.
Schr Albert, Gibbs, from Sandwich, (AIass.) with
Sleep Philadelphia, Wells, from Bridgeton, IN. J.l
with ballast.
.SloOP MafSew, Phillips, from Taunton, Mass
with mails, 10 Davenport, Allen & CO.
Steamboat Norfolk, Henderson, Norfolk.
SAILED,
Schr Mary Eliza, Allen, for Salem, with coal.
Schr Amlty, Townsend, for New York with coal.
Schr Zembuen, Mason, for Baltimore, with coal
and scrap iron.
Schr NAOMI, Hand, for Philadelphia. coal.
Schr Gen w ashington, Jetfnes for n. York, coal.
ScE Ann, Kinney, for Salem, flour.
Schr Emily Davis, Crowell, for Philadelphia, with
tobacco.
sloop Philadelphia, Wells, for Bridgeton, coal.
NEW YORK, April ARRIVED, schr Richmond
Packet, Knapp, days from Richmond.
CHARLESTON, April 3.-Went to sea yester.
day, schr Caroline, Crowell, Richmond.
NORFOLK, April Ard, schr Adrian Sharpe
! New York, 8 ds, bound to Richmond
The selr Minerva, Mister, FIN Baltimore, bound tc
Richmond, passed through Hampton Roads to- day
Schr Caroline, Crowell, Charleston, Is. C.)4 DIS
bound to Rcbmond-put in for pilot and to land
passenger.
In Hampton Roads, brig Rubioon, Rowland 70
up James River, bound to South America
Ihe ship Plato, DimHrock, and brig Diligence
blanchard, bound TO Liverpool, went TO sea from
/ Hampton Roads this morning.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-09
LAND FOR SALE

SOaSuANT to Decree of the County Conr,
OF Henrco, made the 1Ith day of March
i8Jo, IN a suit between Rebecca Pesrce and SamJ
iiobson, Plastffs, and Bernard Redfo,d and other
deits. we the commissioners appointed for that pur
pose, shall proceed on Saturday, the 18th day of the
present month"; April to make sale Of the Tracts of
Land winch, by the said decree are directed 70 h..
SOD; inc same bong situate in Henrico county. and
oeng lands OF which Froncis Pearce died possessed.
one OF the said tracts of land contains two hundred
ana lS9 acfes, or whereabouts, and is bounded
oy The land Of Thomns C.. Keesee, Charles Childrcv
ahi 9lhers' about nine miles below the city of Rich
mohu. Another Of the sdid tracts cijptans about
thirty acres of land, and lies on the road LEADING from
Richmond to Charles City Court house, and is abonr
elgB miles from the former place. The other tract
contains about twelve acres, and is adjoining the
largest and first mentioned tract The sale will be
made upon a credit of nine months the purchasers
giving bond with sufficient security for the payment
oil the purchase money, and the commissioners re-
tanning the title TO the lands until the same shall h..
directed to be Gonveyed.-The sale of the whole
lends Will be made the largest tract above men
toned, and will take place between the hours of n
a. Nj, and ?, p. NJ, of the day above mentioned bv
GEORGE KEESEE,
JOSEPH BAILEY. Commissioners
JESSE F. KEESEE,
ap ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-09

Extract of letter from Washington, under date of
April 9th, addressed to gentleman in this city.
'iOu may understand that none of the reconmen-
dations* OF the President to Congress, have been
approved" On the contrary, n large majority in
Congress OF Jacksonlans, called, are opposed TO
the measures proposed in his message at the COM
mGncement OF the session. Phis is caused, prnci-
Pay, by the very remarkable fact that there is not
IN political paTlancc, any administration" The
parties OF Mr.. Cal and Mr.. V. 3 are so distinctly
marked, and SO adverse, that every thing coming out
under Executive patronage, is at once recognized
the measure of the Que or the other. Mr.. V. b. being
now seen the Lord of the Ascendant-of course the
CahOuntes-the C4@titGs, and Hothingites, are ar
raycd in opposition.
However pure the intentions, or patriotic the mo-
ves Of the President, his of practical experience
and knowledge of the relations and policy of the ma
ton, throws HIM, of necessity, into the arms and
places him under the control of some of bis confiden-
tIal advisers Tho master Spirit" in truth now
sways the sccptre and with it trusts to direct both
the whiriWind and the Storm"
This letter is not from political source, but from
citizen who is mindng his own business; nor was it
ever intended to be seen in newspaper.
1t is corroboratye Of every other account from the
Seat ofGovefnment-that there is in fact, no .4dni
nisration party at Washington, but three distinct
personal parlics-one for Mr.. Calhoun, one for Mr..
Van Buren,, and po,osrjui than either, for
Henry Clay. This is the real state of the case
President Jackson still continues to be, what farmer
jackson was--a mere stalking horse for other and
clcverer mems dosigns-onc about whom, the leaders
care no iarther than bis personal popularity may help
their own views of ambition and whose excessive
ignorance ofpubic matters and mbecility of charac-
ter in all civil affairs, is matter of sport and ridcue
There is the same general concurrence in the
statement, that Mr.. Van Buren,, by tho most despi.
cable arts and resort to tho most immoral agency,
has acquired a complete ascendant over the feeble
mind Of the President lie end his party are there
fore for re-clectng the President because they will
enjoy practical dominion under his name, and have
ample time TO WELD the public patronage and to put
into practice every art to secure tho succession!
This is The game-and hence the premature nomina-
ton Of Jackson for second term, by Mr. Van Burcns
tool New York, and the abortive aitompl to back
that nomination, by Mr.. Van Burcn's party at IIar-
rsburg
! Generous, magnanimous, but dupsd SOUTH viii
you counteHaneo these court iulrguos' Or will you
visit your wrath upon them and their authors
! Nominations to Office is not meant to be included
! On Tuesday last, a most sumptuous and splendid
dinner was given to Col Newton, at Norfolk. Par
ticuars hereafter
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-09
THE NEW CONSTITUTION.

The few counties heard from, show almost u
unanimous preference Of the constitution hut the
vote exceedingly thin, thinner than in ordi-
nary years, notwithstanding tho sufraguns vote
on the question. This is explained by the with
draWal of all excitement from the county elections.
The hostile counties will vote in very different
style. They arc excited, and will turr out We
hope some oxcrtion will be made to mako up ut tho
May courts Meanwhile We entertain little or no
fear of the result.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-09
Trust Sale Of Valuable Real EStets-


virtue of Deed of Trust, executed 10 the rbe, nm
- the I'D day of December 1920 by Patrick Gibson ami Al
~ Z Dbs his wie-or certain purposes therein
shai on the ninth day Of April iG3O al eleven ocock
A. VI, AT the front door of the Eagle Tavern in m. eiIv Of
kchmond proceed 10 sell Pubic Auction for reads 1o,,
the following property witt of ground in the co,n}
OF enTco described IN Wlhamsons plan of Iev;s,s l,nI
NO ~ as ioi NJ 30 also in said cntp,v CO..
tanning two acres and three quarters acre. and dsgat
IN the same plan as lots No - and d. lot of gTo1nd in
the SAID county, designated in the plan as LOT No ST. a
piece or parcel OF land, commonly called the Rome WaIE
tenement and IN the plat thereof made by George Williamson
ana recorded IN the General Court by The
% NO 2-whereon the dwelling and other bdinas
formerly occupied by John J. Reuh and also verv 6nr
spring also another OF aud adjoining the last
piece and known m the said NaRison's plat ast mentioned
as NO lS also lot Of aud the said CITY of Rcbmond
WINCH Is part OF the ground formerly called the Old CounI
banber tenement, and designated plat thereof as
no 35whieh seven lots parcels of ground lat mentioned
were conveyed TO the above Patrick Gibson hy Charles
James NlacmuTdo and John j. weTh, their deed IN bir
dated the llih day of April 1877 and duly recorded in He
county court AMI IN the Musings Court the CITY of Rch
mod VIII more fully aPPeaTaso other lot Of etOnd in
SAT- county OF HenrIeo containing more or less and
was conveyed 10 The said Patrick Gibson by Michael Gran,
Land 10y deed dated the 2Sth day November 1915 and %
recorded IN tie clerks Office OF the sa id county
CHARLES JAMES MACMURpO Trustee
n bIhe Deed of Trust, under which the above nroner,
proposed to he disposed Of requires sale 10 be made %
casa out should purchasers desire IT, fourth only will he
demanded ~ ready money and liberal credit will be allowed
ing interest for the same. - a. 4 w
mar S-29t '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-09
GtscftOtg salts.

c"4&"H
B1 OTIS, DUNLOP a Co. --.--
Dry Goods at Auction.
On THURSDAY. IN. ,.,h -. =. m -,
VIZ, DC sold at our Auction Rooms, large and gan
cral assortment of sessonshIe go
DRY GOODS.
Among which, are
tention Of dealers
do elegant calicoes
do cambries
do satincts, very fine
bales diapers
80 do brown shirimgs
10 do do sheetiugs
Io cases Al blenched shirtinrs
10 bales ga checks
cases 4-d do
10 bales plaids
10 do heavy cotton Osnaburrs
10 do Scotch do
ID DO German Osnaburgs, brown rolls ind sal
duck. Terms at sale.
APR y q. ID a. 70 Auc,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-09

'And un me roee the people, forces him TO du what
asked OF HIM, (acquiesce In the nomination Of the 'GTcut
est and Best for re.electon) he trieste come round"
Thc words VIC have quoted arc taken from the New
York Courier and Enquirer Of April the Sd, and they
make about the 10th instance in the oftwo or
three weeks, in which the same dcu.is repeated;
namely, That tho voice Of The people imporousy dc
inandcd the recollection Of Gen. Jackson. BY what
mode Of dvinotion, has Lieutenant Webb 50 intdhbly
uecorlaincd the sense of the peopci In what state,
at what time, and in what manner, have they cloud
ly" expressed their wishcs' Since the Licutsnan,
hazarded his bold affirmation bold even Tor the sue
ccssor of Nouh) there has been minority caucus at
Harrisburg; but with that single exception, well
known 10 have been prompted from Washington,
md neither demanded expected by the people OF
Pennsylvania, there has not been to our knowledge, a
solitary instance Of tho popular wish expressed to the
above effect, throughout the whole U States. There
is indeed, political stiffness throughout the country.
There have boon popular meetings on federal mat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-09

On Tuesday last, most sumptuous and splendid
dinner was given to Col. Newton, at Norfolk. Par
ticulars hereafter
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-10

that whatever changes had taken place, money
was still mouey. They were PLAYING nan.e.
nv steam. and this was better man any " W.,
purpose 10 which had seen 1t spphta. %e
au,oma,ons really got along wonderfully "'"'
their speaking faculties being arranged uPo"
the barrel-organ principle greatly improseo'
and thew roared, and beloved, and s'ru'ea'
and swung their ARMS TO and fro as sensio'y do
nany admired actors. Unfortunately 10 .he
grave scene. owing to some met hanicai MS
Construction, Hamle ex ploded, and IN doing 50
entirely demolished one Of the grave digsers,
carried away Oar, OF Laer'es, and SO inlursa
the rest of he drama!is persona that 'hey "e"'
off one after the other like so many -
filing The house with heated vapour. mao>
my escape, but Oh reaching 'Ae street. mug
were ten times worse han ever. ~ was VIC
hour for stopping and starting the seserai car
riages, aud no language can c'scr''e '"e 49,
| Of the atmosphere Steam was generating a"a
evapora,ing on all sides--'"e b'igh! sun "s'
obscure the p.ople looked par ooiieo' anu ~.
neighborine 6sherman's HOLSTERS chancfo eo'o'
on the instant; even the s'eam inhaoi ANS aP-
peared uncomforabiy hot coa'd Sca,ce'y
breathe, there was blowing, roaring. MSS
ing, fixing, whizzng going on all rou"a'
fires were blazing, wafer was buhhling, oo''e'
bursting, when 10! suddenly awoke and iouhu
myself in state of profuse preparation
started I'd ran 10 ,he window, aud saw severa'
milkm,n and bakers carts with horses 10 'he"'
,ro,riog merrily along. was thankful man
,ut on nv clio hes, and while doing 50, made
up nv mind 10 read no more manuscript
poems, and esehew gin and water for The Iim'
20 Gene. w.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-10

The ignorance of Squire Fetlock, upon .is".uIne
point. will the more readily be Pardoned' ,a,o
ton that certain ci depant banker, who va, q
to DE considered Is in the foremost rank al.U %
admirers of the drama. and who actually Po "a "
"9oa think me- verv stupid fellow for asking, ~
can't remember every thing: Is 'Venice wv
one Of Shskspeare'si-or whose"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04
Fall Gnoas.

WASHINGroN & BRENT nave received by the
w recent arrivals from New York,
3 General assortment OF DRY GOOOS,
coNsISTING, IN PART, os
Superfine black, navy blue, olive, drab, and steel
mixed cloths
Blue, black, and steel mixed kerseymeres
orab and mixed Devonshire Jerseys, and plains
olive and drah aashings
s494 1914, IL 4. and l2-4 Heavy rose blankets
81, 4, aud a point DO
PLAN and figured bombszetts, assorted colors
Black oombaznes; worsted and cotton hosiery
Patent and nett suspenders
Tartan and Crcasssn plaids
81 Rob Roy plaid, beautiful article
M-rno cloths and Circassans, various colors
Black Italian lus,rngs and levantines
Bsrrege, Polmyrene, and silk hdkis
Tibet, Merino, Cashmere, and cloth shawls
irish linens, sheetings, and lawns
Russia, bird eye, and table diaper
10-4, Is 4, 1914 super damssk table cloths
A. and 10 bed ticks; apron checks
Navy blue, silver grey and steel mixed cassinetts
Duriaps ricklenburgs, and Hessians
Scotch oznsburgs and sacking
With large supply Of
a., a., and ga brown and bieached shirtings and
sheetings, plaids and stripes
.9lso
5000 lbs superior cotton yarn
bales domestic kerseys and linseys
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04
More New Books.

III gilt; ellis Greece, complete in v e,l,. T..
quhart's commentaries on the best British ppe,s r..
trams pilgrimage and discovery of the source of III,
Mississippi, 2 Lon ed; Waite's State Papers, ISv
Browns Philosophy, 5 V; Dambergens Travels in AZ
RIGA; Kirke Whites works. complete, calf Ere
nsus poems, the Am Revolutionary SOLDIER Source art
effect Of unequal wealth; Memoirs Of Mrs Edgewcrl
Warlen's Letters, 8 y French; History Of Admnsrs.
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on lnquisition, three volumes, French, pl,es
History Of Man, VS. Spanish gilt; i.eydon's Naval
History of England, 2 VS.; Madam dc Cenls LIVES Of
Women, VS.. FRI gti Lakes byron, VS., NOR q; Gle.
giant, Hcrodotus, new edition, VS. Engravines some
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04
CERTIFICATES.

The following communication addressed to the pfc.
prietor of ludklns' Ointment, from the Hon John
raaferro member of Congress, is highly interesting.
The gratuitOls manner in which It IS made exhibits
feelings of ordinary character towards suerngb u.
mainly; and is certainly wen deserving Of public al
tention.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22d, 1929.
SIn.-Ithas been nv wish for a considerable time
to communicate 10 you the good effect with which,
have used the ointment invented by Nr. JudkIS,
and which now understand IS made and sold blT
gents appointed By Yourself have applied this ONT.
ment during the last three years TO every specIesot
tuuour and wound, without failure to produce cure
in every instance. consider il the mos, decided and
efficient remedy in all cases Of tumour. be ID. Cause
what it may, and have found nothing so good Tor
wounds Of any description II may be proper to add
that the cure of tumour called White swelling sN'
en- over by the most distinguished physicians, I" '"cu'
rable, and which they decided, would, without sDpu'
taton, prove fatal TO the patient, Was under my nne.
date notice effected by the use ct Judkns Ointment,
and the pat ent is IN fine health His limb affected
by the tumour being restored to perfecl STATE %
soundness Also that the leg OF an aged man Sm'a
had been wounded, AMI exhibited one dfeahiuiI W.
cerated surface from the knee &C. foot, and when
for more than two years, had been considered menr
bic, was eectially cured by the application OF !ud,
kins Ointment. me ntion these two cases, which f,I
under my immediate notice and management, ah Ade'
cided evidence of the efficacy Of this remedy ~ cases
of tumour and Of ulcers I have experierecda IS Ge
cdedly, the good effect of this remedy IN the cure
Felons, and OF every species of fresh wound 'ctn'
to me that any who will observe on the operation
Of tins ointment must be satisfied as to its beneheS'
fleet. lean with the utmost confidence meH
the use Of this valuable remedy.
lam Sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALiAFEERG
To Mr.. Charles Hcrstons, PROPRIETOR
Of Judkin's Ointment, near Fredc-
ricktown, Nd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04
Justreviiced By the Subscribers,
y \ FRESH SUPPLY OF
- Medicines, Drugs, Dye
~ st ifs, Paints, Petfumery,
EM Bronzes. &c &c.

WYE invite the attention OF practitioners OF medicine
w who may wish TO avail themselves ct the oppor-
tunity 10 try the effect and virtue the following
French preparations of Physc or Vegetable Salts, VIZ
Supune, sulphate morphine tate morphine marco
,ins emetne. rhubarbarine psrine and iodine; also
croton oil and extract balsa co2aia. &C The differ
ent forms CT manipulation Or PREPARATION OF those me-
dicnes for use kept hand; e;har with direc'
tons for the manner ut empo' ing them IN Practice
DR. Majende's Formulary Of PREPARATION and admins
tration Of those rem. dies, Ca sn De obtained.
La Barra9ue'S ClOrurs Of the Ord OF
,SOdiam.
From numerous expeiin, # the most skilful men
of science, followed by certain IL results that
this ciorure preseryatve aganS, the occult seeds
of latent Diseases yellow fever, small pox seucorrhra
and against all contagious aud epidemic diseases A
remedy against the bite of the mad dog and that Of
pents against ulcers of long standing, gsgrene, the
rot in hospitals degenerate burns, old syph,ic ulcers
corrodng letters cancers carbuncles, sSphyxas pro.
duced by exhalatons from sewers cutters, or any col
lection OF putrd animal or decomposug vegetable mat.
ter Instructions for using the Clorure Of Oxid Of So
dunn, including all its various applications in healing
can be had.
Chloride Of Lime.
Instructions will be given for lis uses in bleaching
silk, cotton, linen goods, such as caps. fdnges,
sheetngs eghorns or any other article of wear dress
Dye &u6S Of all kinds,
Consisting of logwood, hachewood, redwood, cam
wood Brasetto wood fustick cochinea, madden. tur-
meric. indigo, 80 The dye-woods Clipped We can
afford as cheap by the barrel they DC purchased
in any city to the north. We will give warranted dI
recons for dying any color to those who favor us with
their custom, with reasons why they fail in making a
good color, so il can be corrected
The following articles Of Paints and Per-
Jumeryr
Yellow chrome, drop lake pink, eau lie Cologne.
antique oil, variety ponatum, in pots and sticks Ma.
OIL vegetable rouge, pearl powder, &C.; almond
soap, SOAP &C.; yellow, pale yellow, white red,
and green bronzes.
Superior Backing Paste,
Warranted equal to any in the world. To those
whose motto is " Economy" we can recommend this
Backing retaining its oisl, softenng the leather,
and not causing il TO crack, as most high polishing
backing does 1t has the advantage of polishing on
the leather whether wet or dry. For sale by
nov IS WILLIAM I.ANPHIER & Co