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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23
FINN HE Boston Patriot.

Something Queey.--At HE Municip'l Count,
yfslerd,y, elisha Dillingham; was arfaig ned
m convicted on the Statute MS second Con
vet in The State Prison. according TO law. Ihr
learned Judge delivered 10 him as usual a IL.
tnre On tie enormi'y Of his otf-nccs a' The con.
sequence ot iltuie conviction, which "oali sub
jeci him TO imprisonment loi lie, and then pro-
cerdpd TO pass sentence for future impr'soh-
ment. a Ter nil isis was done he convict beg
g d PERMISSION Ia make knon u that he Wa a
Revolutionary Soldier IN the Service OF the
u. STATES, ard entitled ton pension according
~, and prayed that as he had nov got hi,
lihcTtv for a lew minutes and Wss IN presence
of c0mrpi0n authority, the Court would u.s.
sisi HIM III the necessary cert(ica IS TO receive
the reward, rs he had already done 10 meet the
chasiIsemeni OF his country aud to oh ain lis
bounty as he had received its justice. All this
being found 10 be true the certificates were
duly maize out and authenticated aud wall he
forwarded 10 the proper authority; So that
when the convict his served ont the tide
OF his pun ishmeni, the Old Soldier may SET
down under the favor oil MS couairy's LIBERIA
ty aud be free from the temptation Of vin-
lsGng its laws 10 procure the means OF subsis-
tcncs.
Dillingham; will lie seventy years old on the
lst Ansui nrxf.
At the same term of this Court, George
White was sentenced TO The State Prison Tor
life he is CD years of agr, niteieen Of phich
hare been spent IN prison.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23
[ Philadelphia Enquirer.

Fpisns1mi Agdtr.-A case OF very novel
character wa bronsbi before Alderman BIN rs.
on Thursday afternoon the particulars oil
which, n, iarns we could l.arn them, are
these. A little black boy, named lsaacs, had
been employed on Thursday To sweep certain
chmnrys in thu theatre on his descent f. Oh"
one. man, named wilkins, who was rather
nlo icatsd, undertook To frshten the little TEL
low for which purpose he produced rope,
which he said was the one used To hang
Porter. He exhibited an old coffin and
shook al the lad some scuH bones. and commit
ted other unbecoming fooleries, until the boy
became so ightened, that he fell into violent
fits. The master OF the boy entered com
plHint before alderman Binn-, who, after hear
ing The case, held tho accused 10 bail Yes
terday morning, It was made known TO the
mag istraie that the boy was dead. Mr.. binns
iinmedia .ly issnpd a warrant, AMI commi'i ted
Wilkins To PRISON. The Coroner Jury, "e
understand, brought IN verdict upon the LAD
-" died suddenly by some cause not known,
Wilkins will, probably, have rrhear,ng To-
day. PhIldd y. .. 6es'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

VI all CHEAP things thet in the end
DEAR, hdsofs aud School Masters are nm. roes
a"oh,na'i'. One viii mang e you, a ~, "',f
'ne other III "a"g lie the education and maui a'
81 your children. In too many neiehho, b'aa a.
'"e pf'ee aud "", the qaat Jealous ol u,.",
is 'ooked at. u'"s'ti,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

4 Hopstess cass.-Alt.. Hale ,,,.
last nns Inl mo.e, mo :" "'t
TED to become rational, mrn wIl , r"'
fools" III CONTINUE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

IonoUaNI toa de,lte OF the
- o"url III Chancery, fur tie i,ochhn.,
District prom nnnced HE 10Th day of ocI',s1
iaoo'in the canse OF Ross vs.. Marabl4 e',1
drrs!snrd Marshal ofthe said court Vii i'll vi,
on l"'sday The 2l,t day of June. 1881 !, -,
II no. tue next TAR DAY, atauc,lou, tor co'
|" me 10" II OF DanvItt, The following L '"',
SAID TOW No. ~. o0, 81 OF, 90. 81, 90 a" v =,
.-'nu al '''e same tine, a Tract oil Land of ~
Acres hlJ"hh's tue Ianns OF Docl. p,na,,
" ilI'am f''c" and Others. Onc,or p,uo"' - =
point 'u' 'he lois aud stew the land 10 anv "a,
wishing to purchase. '"e
May l6 ~, ,a w.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23
Hdrshatrs Sale 0f Renf Estate

7FE'' 97ts NutE " IlGUL EStdte.
1r>UkoUANT 10 n decree of the Superior
* Court Of Cnancery, Tor the Lynchhurg
DISTINCT, pronounced on the Bird Of November
1880, IN the cause OF Davis W. TaIialerro; the
Undersigned Marshal Of the sad court will, on
iuesd"y The 7tc OF June. 1881, IL lair, IT 10,
Tue nexl lar day thereafter, sed, al auction foI
cash, on the premises, in tie runn Of l., nci4
oUie, two valuable tenemrnt,, situated a the
Junction OF hrd and water streets. sold sub
Ject TO the dover vi Mrs. TaIiasero.
j. A. HOLCOMBE, NJ
May ma.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

p eseni year until u. hra 81 si,, n'ary
,ighi mnis1r d dsi.sr. hs.s ssen secured,
aud ,he hond and ta,h dvtiss Of last week
amount 10 S622.W0
~. J.. coi.rir and E,qm,,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

s"h he csnbm.is Of sneaa;nr -
''"o' i,.e sasacia1s E.piaitl. Nj ,ndH.
~, peisss 'sqdr. hes.v d.st, 10 uinsi
oeip" the I, W. tbtoD o. keyogut,., Up Them
h"t a" writers, dehcieni ne,rl.s
s.,sa N "or eipesien.e. have asso,. ~ ~.
,em ., ,ns" 'st Inc Z gIish people ,.. ,l.
they may moi be aware that i,,e, - ooing -
subservr the eod ior winch The masempieteiy
en'pioyeh by the spoilers OF TIA, sa, ..s""r.rs
pursue lfe'r obiiquiiuus VOCATION. rhys people,
mistaken the bab1ie OF pitiiul eo,es;s have
voi.e Of lisa"nded ccnmuai,y-.,,'.s 'of tie
OF rnt FOR The oaf OF Lion s9ntak
9aistfsicooi ;tiuior.-l ia n, ,,u.
The Sun OF the veil known Atm, ,pi thar
who was executed IN England Tor t.;, ~,
was actively engaged ia Tue la,s ign heasan
France. tie led on tue peo,l .esoiai"n Ia
SWISS body Guard cfshe Ei.k,rr against TIM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

n Great cry for Wooi--woo' and ""o'rns
have advanced grsa'iy IN pf'cs. b. e"".e u 'he
mighty .rm,es suppl. siih ny e.o mug III
Europe Wool of good q 1aIt, - NV ""''a
o. CEN. pound Ne. Englsnd S'sis. --say'
the n. T.. Farmer.
We notice, by nJ.rrlisrmcnls IN the WIN
eheslsr and o,n,r prpe,s, that WOOL seem. TO
be IN great demand elssw here, as well NJ al
home.
The Fayetteville ~. { Observer saie.
that the rice oi Wool hs. r'sen IN that mar.
ket fully 6b per cent. and SUCCESS the proprie.
~ Of fatmer turning Then Htfeniion 10 II, rs
promising the mo.I profitable results he
dilor remarks in addition, that the rise IL TN
iauJtrdiY attributable 10 the ianH Ihs 10
l.itr urw song. This Tariff II seems Is pro-
locine some favorable results, and admitted 10
1e dong SO, in The south as well ~ elsewhere.
We used 10 be told that the people there were
m u,. eve of rebellion" agaiud 1t. 1rsih Is
mighty and vii p,esail.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

11bs case Of Or. Umkllf.--Ne haze i"rborue
IN "a, any III < on this painful subiect prtsum-
los ,h., an, Thug We could say would have 40
all ain. lhr pr,seht E1rculne. II Is we'll
l,,,.n thu, his unfortunate Individual has not
onI, served cut the period isr Which he was
s,.,,,,nc.o. but has actually been confined in
= close jail toI year pass because he Is Total
1, unable 10 pay the fine aud cVsIs oil proseon-
Ion--but without saying Word more om-
s5,,.. WE copy the following tom the fh,la-
d, ,pL inquirer, iea.ing Jackson paper.
Bat. Pdt.
DIR. WArklNS.-We observe nm attack up
n, III, President, IN the Baltimore Iutontclc
mn n the prutraciFd incs' CREATION OF this gen
,lsmnn, yond the period allotted by the court
fo, his offence. Divssied OF their partisan
.ha,acter we think the sentiments oi the
ce,,uicle will meet the concurrence Of every
liberal man aud enlightened republican. im-
,,,.onwent lur drbi, in the best tunes, aud
,,o., l.ui,nt mod "a SO odious remnant OF
ha,har,sn. nnd savers 81 nueb OF the torture
md the ipunis.iion, that all republicans should
mine 20 hnnlsh IL from our Happy counirs,and
wine oil the blo, from our benevolent code OF
Law, W. cannot doubt that the P,esiden,
uill evince his usual maeuanImity on tins oc.
ca,ion mud show, by The discharge OF Doc
Tor Watkins, that the rigour oi the law b lrg
,nIl, s,,,shed by his punishment. he will be The
6,,t TO ST. an example IN iavor OF abolishine
an. most oAions aud cruel OF ali lie bhrbsrous
customs OF hqu'y. We unde stand tina
a., n. atkins is not able, nor likely ever 10 b,
able. 10 pay The line for which he now suffers
imprisonment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

SPIRIT LAMP,.-A portable spirit gas ghi
has been invented by Mr. Jennings OF New
f"rh. 1t Is cheaper than oiI--neyer chill g..
ennis no smoke-canSes 40 disagreeable seu.
sstIOn-n'ver burns The wick-emits nn sharks
and Is not injurious to the eyes he atoyp
Is good use at last tor alcohol unless the an
oi the room where il i, burnt should iuIox--
cate Oh prove unwholesome.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

HIGH LIVlNG.--T1 New York journal
OF Commerce gives an account of the proceed
inGs 10 the cause of JOHN Bruuck, an imprisnp.
ed debtor. who had applied for the benefit Of
the in'nven act. Bg,u.k was a cl rk or n
gent tor commercial house in Europe, and
had been employed ia this country TO procure
for them consignments he was suppl d by
ms employers with Large credit upon certain
mercantile houses in New York lie accor-
omgly drew bills, and Obtained the proceeds,
TO the amount of Sll2 900, Of which il appeal-
ed that he applied Ss7 CO., to the purposes oil
his agency, aed 5 d, 900 of his own use. or
tins he gave the following accoant.-ln the
course OF Is month his expense. we've 5000.
including $1,000 allowed HIN by his empl g, :
er'. IL lost III various gambling houses at "
orleans S25Uo, aud IN loderhs about $500.
lie eipended about 5000 in fnery, dresses
aud jewel, Tor certain married f.nal,.
not his wife, who until recently was n
resident il New York. In the curse of u
very few months hr lost $780, in gambling
VIZ $1,000 IN Fol oH street and SO uB0
III Lnmb street. He would lose ) 1900 al a
time, aud rarely less han $1,000 lie PLAYED
ut a variety OF games OF cards, and even
uodersiood how 10 toss col,pers, venturine and
losing $50, $50, and Siou upona a loss. Hi,
discharge VAS opposed i,y the L ropean credi-
tors but tue recorder dirrcIed him 10 he d.
chs' sed, npon the ground thai being without
property he was entitled To il, nOihwub,tsnd.
ing the Improper manner in which he hAc
lost or squandered the funds entrusted Ia
HIM.
A oprmgh'Id paper states that green
peas have sold at Boston al eighi dollars
bushei
A Rich Minidu.--lhe London World state,
that the Rev. DIR. Desltry, who before held
two rectories and one chatcellorship, has bean
promoted to the vacant prebead of Wmches-
ter. His annual Income, which was $40 CON
IS now Increased 10 $4,000. Wthou, mi.
i"ad Of wealth, says the World" MIR. Deal
ny was nm humble, jealous aHd useful man.
we are afraid the b-saop will spoil hun"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23
GeorgttJwn Columbian.

A negro woman in the eigh5ourhood of
Richmond, brongh, into the world three fine
girls. "o'ihern paper he other day men,
u"us the case OF four children produced AZ one
biiIh. Richmond Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

The first convict sentenced n the Penitenti la
~ in Washington (wirhin few DAYS past, by
the Court, we believe, now In SESSION. i, nan :
Ell Williams he stole d barrel ii iour IN
Georgetown from n Mr.. Williams, and sold il Ia
Mrs. Williams; the jallor Who had him IN
cnstady, the foreman of the jury which CON
v'cted hun, and the Warden OF The PenitenGd-
~ who has no~ the cste OF his future eduru-
ION, are all named Williams
Inrnrtl 1 MN IN.L.. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

teFu.irs Yheihsr he sosld not ise sll his ffnsfs
70 ~, 4ks the discovery si.tser he "unii no,
listen =. w.ll .. ioak -pi u You are Eafishta
=. d,d l..iea -nh tia. inisn,, you may Convict
bln, Of lhi> iad,efmenr.
Another ,;tc.:icH Is presented ~ this case.
and IL il n serious one. Some esidenee las
heen offered 10 shov thai ths owner oil tie
hnu.e-lbe husbaa,l-z-gsye this mac authority
To watch hi.wif. II he did so, AZ he hAd
right 10 do the Defendant should be acquitted
Ibere - no laa thai can prevent husband
from continuing q watch over bis wife. bus
band may SANDER his wife, vet she cannot ma,h-
~ al ario on for the SANDER. u the wife is Ian
dered by another, the buaband must join ~ the
action for the SANDER, aud there is no way that
know NJ Tor her 10 obtain redress 1T law a.
eaInsi her husband. Aud " I've has given Tbs
man authority 10 watch MS wife, | do notkDos
be can be prosecuted. But u !. Tor the defen.
dsnt 10 make on, this part Of The prooi--oi
authority. II he has proved IT, !, is good esi.
dence for him II not II i, insufficient FOL his de-
tence.
am decidedly of opinion ihatif the has.
baud gave authority to the defendant to watch
his wife, he cannot be indicted for caves drop.
ping
Thisis rather an ungsllant conclusion 10
arriv" nj, and we have gwen an abstract OF ih's
case foi HE benefit ofalI suspicious husbands,
and suspected wives. 1t is only necessary 10
add that the Try being men, aud some oil them
pTohably, having an interest Id III issue, &C
qpiued the caves dropping Mr.. Robert Loveu,
aud "a idled the inmacu ldte Mrs NHhelmna
Broadnax with the costs. o., for the days
81 ctisary once more
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23


Vac Buren, dinner was given NJ 1ammany
HI on Thursday evening, ht which nm eiion
VAS made 10 save the pieces % the brot en- Ca
biue,. Mr.. Crm6rleng made n speech III
rsply 30 Mr.. W.bster, which VAS good enough
for the occa SION. Gen. Green VINO Was pre-
sent nj the dnner, was certainly not treated
with much urua.ny.-He gave offence by
pfnposirg as n toast the memory oi DE Wan
Clinton. ~ Y. Com.
We find the following paragraph in the CO.
funbia (s. c. Telesoop ID. Coop-rs y
PER;
=" Mr.. Maliary-lhe American System man
died in Balim ire, on the 10th INST. We
should like TO know whether ar not hi vii be
p,Tmi ted 10 Introduce his =, stem in the place
10 which he las gene II would be a great
improvement there"
There is an indecency aud an iudelcacy
connected with the blasphPmy Of the above ar
iicir, that commrud ihcmsrly,s and their auth
or 10 liE especially eKetrstinn Of every fiiend
Df prophecy. Fh4. u 3 HcSeite.
Destruction OF Shipping by Ae accused
Terif.n--Ou Friday Hat, merchant Of this
civ having occasion III chip some goods 10
New York, found every packer md cossi'r f1r
thu por, completely Hiled, and notwiih staud-
Ing bis inportunafe apFiieat on, was unable
90 obisin, AZ airy price, Conveyance FIR his
goods. Boston Courier.
PORT Of Aep York. THE commercial pros
peGiiy Of this port continues inreasing. lie
amount Of auii, S secured nj The Custom House
in the month OF January was about Jourh e.
6.tndred M0asdnd dollars. being S6oo, OUu more
than The amount secured in January the pre-
esd.pg ear. Jsem The Grn ofIanaary oil the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-21

From the late Hon De JrTH Clinton. Esq Gorernm q
The iaie.f 40 Yrh. IN Danet See Doo""e1'
ie, ageni far the sale efthe P0iadttphs. or INDIA &c
tract ut .iI6uny
Dear {, male relative oi my 'a'niS' ""o '"'
resil,, with many years lad bss long afnic'
ed with pains, s0mCtm.s IN one JONI and SONG
times in another but frequently IN the s'is,s
shoulders knees and ANGLES, and som, times ia the
breast, frequent, shifting from one to another, each
day bringing with additional weight OF misery de.
priyine her of rest da, and night, attended with loss VI
appe, to- owness Of spirits, sc. Which her ph s'ciah
termed nveterate rheumatism without being aoie 10
give the least relief Under these crcumstancss we
we're determined to try the polsde'pbs ol inda Ex
tract, which you advertised rs agent for inc
the eff Of which far exceeded my most sahgu'he
expectations before she used Ole oox htf Pa'"s !"
gre at left her, her appetite returned sho
using three boxes according to the direct o' sue is
under the smiles Of Providence, restored I'd ner
usual state Of good health his beng femarkso ,
cure under the most distressing circumstances, pa
proves the vast importance ut that most Valuable meo
cine Since the above cure has been periofmed' my
nh, s;can inform ed me he had 'imsen recommended
Il and used i, in many obstinate chronic aud innAmma
tory rheumatic affections with the happest efees
therefore csn With confidence, recommend u 70 AL
who are laboring under tbs rheumatism every s'sse
of the diseases and If, IN m, OPINION this msdicne Was
introduced into the army and navy would Dc Ms'.
MS IS 80, r.,ca DE V I e. o., ron.
For sale by WILLIAM HARPEK,
Druggist, FAIRFAX street, Alexandra
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-21
A most vai,sabie En- ST 9NDL4 MEDICINE
For the Care Of Rheumatism. &c.

Extract Of letter from the ev James Enetist dafed
Bengal 10 his friend. Lr + Bethel IN LONDON
Dear sir-Agreeably to our request, have: WIN
diff atty procured and send you oy the ship Jason,
Capt, robertson, few pounds OF tn PosdelPhus, or
what orally goes by tie uane OF India Extract
Medicine unive rsally esteem d among the people OF
India, for the cure OF Rheumatism. Was to intorm
YOU of the number Of people who are daily relieved and
cured by this valua lie tmedy, It would qure more
paper than sm able TO purchase, and more than am
able to bestpw Indeed the effect # this Medicine rs
so imm, date. that j" RHECh.dlIS!uyo you wou.a 10
some o,s.s SUPPOSE il acted almost like charm in re.
moving that painful disease: The usual mode ct T.
ing Is in the for-, of Pills. shall use ali my endea
70 m s.,d nm a constant supply" j. r.
snce the proprietor has received the above Medi.
cine, wishing that the poor should benefit by 1t as
yell the rich ae has pat it up in boxes made tor the
purpose with directions round ca h box, AMI has ap
pointed Dr. ROBERT HARRIS Jr of Philadelphia
the onI agent in he U.it-d ,.tes dispose of the
same with full power to appoint sgens where he may
think proper r. hhpW Elk
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-21
For Hent.5 st
For Rent.

f,,,,.. That very desirable property, at present
,sss q occupied ny Mes,rs Chamberlain X Harris at
90 a. the corner Of Prince Street sJ,t
k.aaa. The stand is believed TO be equal to any
other for the grocery business; the wharf Prohts-
Bile one Toa gooJ tenant the terms will be low; and
given the 2s January next For teims ap-
ply JANE S. Chamberlain. %
,eDtS-tf Z.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-21

'yuitinn
In Drayine, and in the Spanish and Italian
Languages.

In Draining, and in the SpGl,sh ana Hda0
Languages.
q PINISTH respectfully offers to The c,'izens o
-. Alexandria his services to teaeh IN tue "oo's
branches.
Mr. pn;sri is an Italian artist, has taught IN New
York for the SPACE Of twelve years. and III th's sfc
tor the last three years. AMI is now teaching IN some VI
the most respectable families Of this place.
Dra,ving useful to ALTO young ladies' as an ac
compisl,nen mt and an elegant flash to their educa
ton; to young gentlemen, to facilitate ana give A'
elegant ni s to their Of pursuits, viz: to law
yer in the use of maps direction Ut land. sc 10
Doctor for the anatomical sturdy, driving chemical III
stru,nr nts &c to merchant, to understand stamps
patterns &c tn mechanical professions, Is not Tess
useful No tailor can make graceful and well su'eo
dress without it; to carpenters, ship-buders' mouse
builders, it is indispensable: IN iact mere cah"o'
be well finished mechanic OF any kiha wi'hou'
knowledge Of Drawing
beginning with simple drawing and shadowmg III
cr.,op water color Ih,a ink, &c until the puPli /"
rves at proper proficiency 10 psh' III ~ g.,
- ANY other course is not Calculated Tor
proper instruction. The principles ofhe ar! must De
understood Ms the learner progresses u tnmsr' re-
fers to Mr. G. Oh .pmsn. on this head ne ProPos
s teaching all the various branches OF painting incu
ding imitation in oil on cambnc or paper, u" eAPel'
,ions method. and preferable to any other IN teschng
The .SDaDish Ltrnguage is now particularly useiai
f.om the c,n tant Intercourse between tue United
States and South 'mercs' . t.c,,h,r
The Italian Language the most beautiful an" nS,
monious OF all tongues will not only he sn accomplish
mCn, but of real ami, practical advantage Derived
from The Latin, it must please Professed scholars anu
students II is now the common. and eems to be 'he
appropriate language Of music which renders pee,
hsrly sdspted to Dung ladies II IS singular 'na 'hsr
~ no silent letters but one and every word is ended
BY vowel
Price Of Tuition:
For pupil "a lessons 70 Quarter $40 .,.h
From TO pupils do do eaeh
to 8 do do do 90
10 pupils and upwards do = 90
Night class for young gentlemen w
References:
Ney York Hon. s Van Rensselaer,, lion Y. " Co'
den. late Mayor; Hon. James Kent, Chancellor
washington, ID, e. Commodore Patterson sn6 rho
mas Peters, Esq.
Alcx,ndris, Chss Chaplin. Esq. Thomson F, Mason
Esa late Mayor, L. Lewis and N. Carus,, Esq,
II pinis,r has already commenced his Eren'"S
Dra,,tn ny School at Mr. Hallowels. As soon asa sui
6oie GUNNER Of subscribers is obtained, he VIII com
mence Ia, Spanish Epening School
lie can be ,u,,ni ut Mrs Rebeces TayIors, on KING
street Some If his drawings can be Seen at Mr.. Mar
tins Book Store.
oct 20 Snos
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-21
4 judieio practitioner speeding IF HE india E1tra T..
. rurssses himself lhus-

Il iucio,.s practitioner speaking Of The india E1ira t.
expresses himself thus
hay isays he emp.oy.d al. my skill aud taienSs
to find cut s eul preParaien for the reet and cure
uf Rheumatism, and most .oiemniy ,trnn that have
never found tnng 20 good so safe and eGeaeos rs
Ur Bedwel's India Fx,rtc, may depend upon
il (says he) Tor have ofea experienced it, that pos
stsses ever, virtue that Justly sscr'bed TO any
medicine for tina, tormen,irG disease fere then Gays
he, agan) you have med cine OF ,nperi"'ve .fhcacy
and OF intrinsic value, mild in its psraton and cerdtn
in its effects which nuy e.. XIV. wl,h success II Va
re,y Of ClrJic c seas, s. but e-ecsliy in obstinate
inf anatory and Chronic rheumatism In pains OF the
face, &c. pill two taken at bed time vi" give re-
lief
M ,lsrk = of New York IN lett r to the agent OF
the PROPRIETOR concludes say s ever} Glass OF Pro
ME viii f d ~ Tie India fa'ract cheap and VALUABLE e
remsd, for tie Rheumatism have generally round
from Que to two boxes hive p'oluceG cure
- A,A CLA KE, n, ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-21
From JIrlHnm Ruff Esq Keeper Of the Aew Prison II
.''.' 90. a,rh Sjreef putLqde! Dhla

D.ar Sir .bonl II year n hri was dreadiuiy
ai c,.d tin Rheumatism, or WHIST my rh} ''csn rh''
cd Rheumatic IOut: my pans were SO great 'ha' II
would be ,mposoibI, for III, TO give you description.
they better Known by those aoor'hg DER " .
nat;sm than IAN he Described had neither rest nor
sleep day nor night; when took the TO adephis or
India Extract according to the directions with Yer
singular success after taking few doses got to Sic. p
and dept well, continued ,he use oi the Extract pus
and the pa,ns RI iuy EFF m, rest. we.i during the
div and had r,fr, shng during III night, aud con.
tnu.d to &C, better To got perfectly w,s'.
WM. RUFF.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-21
Tavern for Rent.

oII... TaVerN Tor NeMt. ~,
-. The PUBLIC HOUSE at King George
tSnFEs Cou House euId be rented to gOod 'eu-
Zee an tnr one to five years. Il is the only one
AnsS;.est the place. is spacious and in good pair.
having attached to it grazing lots and stablng tor 40
or so horses The furniture now in the house, which
is OF the requisite quality ard abundance would DO
sold TO tie tenant on very ommcdating terms Pos
session may be had LIST January, sooner IL desired
Apply to Doc,or Is. johnson, King George IL.
Va. or to GU. JOHNsoN o. TO-
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