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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05
We offer for sale,
gz0 Hhds sugar, ST. Croix Porto Rico and N

III lhds sugar, ST. Croix, Porto Rico and N
80 Orleans, part prime
40 br!s do do
IS boxes and Is bbls loaf sugar
90 hhds West India molasscs
10 do and 60 bbls n. o. DO
200 bags coffee, Java, Laguira, 81. Jago, Rio &
81 Domingo
S5uO sacks Liverpool blown salt
500 10 do ground do
5000 bushes Lisbon do
40 tons bar iron, Swcdcs, English and American
assorted
10 tons castings, ass ortel
Cast, shear, German aul blsicscd steel
ID tons pig iron
30 kegs cut nails and br.dS assorted
10 DO wrought do
Novascotia grind s,n'rs
500 sides soa leather
Cali skins dupper do
$50 Bucnos Ayres hides
Sicily Madeira Canary,
Port Scuppernong, Muscat, : Vine
And dry and sweet Malaga
90 ticrccs rice
- ticrccs clover seed
Window glass, 10 by ~, 8 by 10, C by 9 and 6
by IL, in whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun powder
Copperas, alum, salt pctre, birthstone
Iimcnto. pepper, ginger, indigo
Gunrowder, lmperul and black tea
Segars, bottle corks
Sewing and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread in balls and hanks
Bale rope and cotton baupnr
SIttcrs, soap and candles
hiuscatcl raisins
Flax seed
- 600 lbs bacon
eco tcrccs Thomaston lime
800 brls tar
30 bbls No }, mackarel prime pork
Letter, writing, and wrapping paper
C0ss!a, pearl barley
Glass, earhCn and stone ware
Nhl'mores cotton and wool cards
l.insucd and tanners oil
Domestic goods, shcetngs, shifting
Broad cloths, &c. &c. &c.
Cotton yarns assorted, from the Appomattox Cot
ION Factory LEWIS WEBB & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05
Genuine Garden Seed
ERO-M PHILlDELPHLi


FROM PHILADELPHIA
Ii. BLAMlRE takes this method Of informing
the public, That he has at last received his gen
erai supply of Garden Seed, which, OH examination
VIII be found fresh and perfect. He would also say
to those Members of the Legislature, whom he has
been IN the habit Of supplying, that he should BE-
a gam happy TO supply them. Among them are:
Early Washington Peas
Do Charleston do
Do Dwarf Marowfoot luncommonly fhc)
Do Bunch snap beans
Do Yellow Bunch do
Large Lima do
Fine Early York Cabbage
Large York do
Green Cured Savoy do
Yellow Savoy do
Flat Dutch DO
Large Late Drumhead do
Early Battesea do
Late do do
Early Sugar Lost do
Do Cauaaower
White Brocola
Purple Cape 10
Long Orange Caro-.
Early Horn do
White Solid CELERY
Large Swelling Dutch Parenip
Searle. Short Top RsdIsh livery superior
Round Yellow do
Salmon md Cherry do
Ea'ly Turnip Blood Beet
Long Blood Beet
Early Frsim Cucumber
Long Green Turkey do
Jurkin or Bur DO
Nasturtian
Purple Egg Plant.
N. D. Call opposite the Eagle Tavern door, Sigr
OF The Mortar. feb il-2aw6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05
FOR SALE.
Fresh Garden Seeds.


pEANS-Early yellow six weeks
II China dwarf
cluster
BEET-Eariy blood turnip
long blood
mangel wurzcl
BFoco LI-Purple cape
Caulifowcr
CABBAoE-Early York
susor-losf
savoy, very fine
and late battersea
Drumheod
Large Scotch, for cet,le
Red Dutch, for picking
Caulifower, earl, and la,e
Carrot. cress, cucumber
Endive, kali, lettuce, melon
Mustard nasturtium onion
Parsnip, parsley, curled or dout!o
PDAs-Early Washington
90 Frame
Il" Charlton
" marrowAt
Bishops early dwarf prolific new and superior
Pumpkins, raddish, squash
Satisfy, large tomatoe, and turnip seed Of
every description
JOHN II EUSTACE,
fhb 10 -Four Doors Adore the Bell Trrryn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05
Optics.

OTIIbos
SPY Glasses with 8cromatlc object glass and shade
- for night and day, very superior.
Spy Glasses, various qualities.
Opera Glasses.
Eye olasses for short sighted persoDs--sct in gold
and silver.
Botanical Microscopes
Octngon Mirror, for viewing prints
Jefferson Spcctacles.
Spectaces mounted in gold silver Steel and tortoise
shell-VaroUs patterns, with green, azure, white,
concave, convex, and plane glasses.
Goggles, with green and white glasses.
Spectnces mounted in blued STEEL fashionable arti-
cle-for snle by r. d. SANXhY'
feb2I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05
Fresh Fall Goods.

"H have received large portion of cur Hapor
W tation OF FALL GOODS, and considerable
supplies purchased at the North. The ba!auce OF
our o importation reached New York per the George
Canning, and Will probably be opened here III the
course OF ten ddys-togcthsr with further supplies
purchased there.
We offer for sale noo, the following articles viz:
~ bales rose, point, and duiii BLANKETS, some
y cher are U' rery superior quality
do FI-ANNELS, comprising almost every color
and quality
do plain and figured, blk and color'd bombazetts
) DO Tartan palds, and blue and plaid cambc.s
: do beautiful Circassians and merlno cloths
! small case superior English Jet blk boInbaZnes
bales plain and plaid I!nseys, aud0
blue and mkt kCrseYs
y do double mllcd blue and MKT
army cloths fHPSio clothing
90 double mi.led plain and napt
II cases SATTINETS-a choice assortment orco-
Tors and qualities
l truss double med drub cloths
cages London cloths and cass- u great variety
mcres rot coors ard
10 American do do qualities
do bangup cords and tabby velyets
la do plain and figured white Marscilles, vcry SUPP
r,or quality
II do FANCY PRINTS, n large portion ne,o Yin
do 9-s, 81, md Cd jaconct, null and Cambria
rnusns
DO 9a and c.. loom-ngurcL aud jphilcc.s.ripcd
,
= DO 9-B anu Cd PLAIN and figured book and swiss
husilhS
, Jokes tiiuSi'n rnocs-Sonle cery Titt
10 LACE uOODS' comprising good assert
ihehI OF pam oopoihc5 ana io' tlngs--rlch thread
faces ana cdglrgs-and bo5blnet ptilermcs, caPcs
% AK .H EeiiS ,,;,,,:o. g.. ;...,,
= DO SHE'LL imitation, tine ivory and wood combs
great variety
. ISIS ISIS pu' ohS' ana nn'ton mouIds
.'''c' duu coIloA 'cPes' ana Do0b!n' and
oiHuIhSs
10 ToNeS SeL La VS.. sa,ti1 M, ana torGnces
90 nrcr'ho scars anu shawls, and worstcd barcgc
2 do Main ord G,,,,-,a ~. ..,..,,.,
mandarin rroros -" 1''' '''o''" O"i'o" anu
Q r." lii '1 IVA ccI nee" PIKE, ,hi5
g. Go 1'' 'o'o'tu l'a'ah craPcs-iHs'TIogs'
, do ,Ja ~, c...,,,,
vets III" '5"''O' 0''C" al" c"'"fcd s-; vel
, do Ho,, md b.,,, :,,.,,c
7 do cooor;sng y i.r,,o S naN, rn,s
.ot IpIjIsng l1rge assortment OF Madras pull
Q holss G Iaru Uo.'o vi pa mlc.i hdis
ouJ InrIa ra" al" D'''''h oznabuTgs, tIcklcnburgs
} do Russia and Scotch ehectirv,s and d,ners
: do common and good linen and WOODEN poddinps
D cases Irish linens, yyus eloctirrs d,orcre ,Sd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05
WARD ELECTION.

V\HE Election Of Common Councilmaa,
- in the several Wards, will be held on the .si
Wednesday in April merit, viz In Jefferson Ward.
No. I, at the Watch House; in Madison Ward, No.
Q, ut the City Hall; and IN Monroe Ward, No. 3, at
the Shockoe Hill Tavern Polls will open in each
Ward, at o'clock, A. NJ. 1.-THE freeholders Of lots
within the said city, whether improved or not, and
whether such fceholders reside therein or not and
the housekeepers and nhabtaps oSthe said city, who
shall have resided therein at any time for the space
of three months without the intermission of one
months, and possess in their own right within the
same, movable and mmoveabe property TO the value
Of one hundred pounds" arc entitled 20 vote.
mi-32t w. ID. WREN, Serg't. G. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05
GTNca0 Beoks at .Ndsh's..S0

" V'ttO DBON5 ~ ,NUSh S.-1v1D
~ EW edition Of Wheauns Selwyn's Nisi Prius,
~ 9TH American, improved by Thomns j. Whcu-
ton, from the 7th London Ednisn.
-, New Edition much enlarged and improved, of
IIalc's History the Common Law Of ENGLAND
and an Analysis of tie Civil part Of the Law, 9th
edition, much improved by Huntington.
The Practice Of the High Court Of Chanccry, I'M
der The new orders; with Tables of Costs Prece-
dents, &C by ". Grag,, 2nl edition, improved-re.
eo''"h ~ = ". NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05
Education.

FRHE subscriber will open School on the second
Il Monday in March, (the l4th) next door above
the residence Of Wyndham Robertson, Esq, on +
Streets he proPosesto teach at present. the most useful
branches OF the English Language; particular atten-
government of this School will be entirely parental;
but should any Of his pupils prove refractory fond
ly hopes none such will be palmed upon him. he or
she will be dismissed. Should any person who may
be pleased to patronisc this School, discover that the
most unremittcd attention has not been paid and
ious exertion used &c promote the best interests Of
those confded 10 his care-he will be at liberty It
the end Of one month to withdraw his child or ward,
aud pay nothing. The terms will be very moderate,
and may be made known BY application a, the School
room. ARMISTEAD RUSSELL.
feb
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-16
GENERAL SUMMARY.

Raptd Improrement.-A tract of land stuated on the margin of Lake Ponchartrain, whence the Rail oad from New Orleans reaches the lake, has in con- seouence of the rail road and the establishment there of port of enry been divided into tow" lots by Mir. Mi!ne the proprietor and recently sold at auction in New-Orlcans. The sales amount to $259,247 It is said that the site of the town which is called Milne burg, and body of land adjoining, extending about nine miles towards Lake BorgNe, was bought Of the Spanish Government for $lO5.
 A letter from the General Post Office to the Post Master in this place, announces that the Department has contracted with David Dorsance oi Bristo, Penn to carry the U. s. Mail between New-York and New Haven.-to leave New-York at 7 o'clock, A. M. and New-Haven at II P. M.-lhrough in l2 hOurs.-NOr- sUaK Gax.
 Distressing Accidsnt.-A email sai! beat with five lads on board, capsized at the month Of Sauga- tuck harbOr on Saturday last, and regret state that two of them, named Henry B. Adams, son of Mir Isaac Adams, about IA years of age, a0d Charles Lyons, about 10 years old, were drowned. Within few years past have recorded the death of or persons im that harbor.-B.
 l Missionaries 10 England, Se.-SaiIed from New
 York in ship Great Bri'an on the lsi insi Rev. Dr. l Hawes, of Hartford, ConR. Rev. Mr. Green, oi 1 Boston; Professor Hovey, of Amherst, Mass. Rev. Mr. Nete.On, of Conn.; Rev. Mir. Calhoun, of Gov
 entry, Coas.; Rev. Dr. Hewe.t. of Bridgeport; Dr. 1 A. W. Ives, New-York; Mrs. Geo. P. Shipman, of do. Geo. Starr, Esq. Of New Haven. s Hezekiah Williams, Penitsuliary convict employ.
 ed in quarrying sone Milledgevilie for iss cells
 ,emp,ed to escape Tuesdsy last. and refusing is
 s,op. the guard fired at and killed him. He l 6r,m wilkinson eouaiy for manslaughte Geo Al the Supreme Court now si'sing in Tsnn'on, tW'
 capital trials will .sks place. One iS that of color ed woman of Nsw-BedfOrd, charged with the HsurAs of her child. The other is that of young ma"' o Dartmouth, for burning dwelling house.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-16
BROKE INFO
NOTICE.

THE subscribers having been appointed by -A the Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Litchfrld Commissioners to examine, adjust and settle the claims of the creditors of HIRAM R. C"MINGs, of Washington, in said district, which were due on the 5th of April. A. D. 1881, the said COminss having on said 18th of April made an assignment of his pro- perty to Trustees according to the provisions of an ac! entitled "an act in addition to an act entitled anact against fraudulent convey anc"s." hereby give notice that said Court hath allowed six months from and after the 8th of June, 1881. for the said creditors to exhibit their claims; at the expiration of which time all claims not presented will be- foreclosed and disallowed. And that " shall meet for t"e purpose of attending to the du- ties of our said appointment, at the County House in Litehfrd. on the sfh day of August. the 9th day of October, and the eth day of December, 1881, at nipe o'clock in the fore noon of each "f said days.
 f ALBERT SEDGw1cK,
 ELHU HARRISON, Comsa'rs!I
 . SAM'L F. BoLLEs,
 Itfcb fplH .funp a. 122l
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-16
MARRIED.

Tn this ,own on the 1st inst Mr William Rogers to Miss Catharine Peters, daughter of Mr Ehcr Peters: on the 2d, Mr Daniel Stoddard Co Miss Maria COe, daughter of Mr Levi Coe.
 In Washington, Mr Edward Judson, merchant, of New 10 Miss Della Aberne.hy, of the former place.
 In Warren, M-. George Taylor, of New-Presson, to Miss Sabrina Thomas of Ihe former place.
 h New-Milfprd, Mir. Simeon Hinman, Of Oxford,
 In New.Haven. MT. Lorenzo Y. Bennett, of the U. s. Navy, to Miss Jane c. PrndIe, of New-Haven.
 In New.York, Mir. Amos Bradley iO Miss Mary Daggeit, both of New-Ha.en.
 Tn Hartford, Mr. Horace B. WashburD to Miss Car oline Munger Samuel Root, Esq. to Miss Elizabeth
 i" Canaan, Mr. Albert A. Wright. M: D. to Miss Frances A. Cowles, daughter of Rev. Pitki" Cowes
 In Sinsbury, Mr. Amos Tuiler. to Miss Tempy Wiicox Mr Jsman Caldwell to Miss Julia Enc; Mr. Be naiah Humphrey to Miss Olive Goodwin: In Torring ton, Mr. Asa E. Perkins, of New-Hart- 1 ford. to Miss Rachel c. Bssei DIED, Tn New.Prcston. Mr Jehiel Baldwin. aged one ham
 red and fpo years. His descendants aIe very nume- rous and scattered in several different states IL 's hoped the exae, number may be ascsrtasned'-Lo"s | Tn New-Fair6eld, Mrs Hannah Fenheld, vile oi
 In New.Preston, Mir. Jona,han Noble, aged 64. He was a worthy member of the society, and was taken iS Ha@dsS. Mrs. Laura sperry. sged 34. I Tn WoodbridRe, Mir. filling CarTingtOn, 70.
 Tn Har,5ord, Mi.s Elizabeth R. Goodwin, daughie' of ihs late Mir. Timothy Goodwin of Sims0ury, H | Mrs Rebecca COltom, 50. Ia 5ufield, Mir. ApolIos Norton. q: Tn Wipdsor, Mrs. Ruth Rockwell. v. \ Io RmrliWU,.m. Miss Sally s. Perry, 46. is sufssId, Capi. Nathaniel POmsrOy, P; Mir. Hen y Heath. 25. r..,:. %
 in Mans6ed on the 5lh inst. after pToaracted ill ness, Gen. John Salter, aged 62. 10 GrOion, os the 2d inss. Mrs. Hannah Tanning wife of Capt. Rufns Tanning, 56. .. q Az Gui:fSrd, Mrs Mary LaihrOP, wife of Mir. Jedi I dah LathroP, 65.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-16
NOTICE.

THE Judge of the Court of Probate for -A the district of New-Milford has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditorsUf the estate of JOHN BENEDICT, late of Kent. in said district. deceased, repre- scented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto: and has appointed Benjamil B. Knapp and Leman Stone Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. The sub scrihers give notice that they shall meet at the late dwelling house of said deceased, in said Kent, on the fifth day of October next < at g o'clock in the forenoon. to attend to the business of their arpofntment
 .... BENJAMIN B. KNAPP, Commis-
 LEHMAN STONE, { sioners.
 Kent, April eI8, 1881 af
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-16
TAKEN UP.
NeW-York Mirror,

4 Repository of Polite Literature and the Arts:
 embellished icith splendid Exgr0rings on
 Steel, Copper, and Wood and sbifh
 Popular Music, Grranged for he.
 Piano Forte. Published Weekly.
 Edited by Gsorge P. Morris and Theodore s. Fay! TN NcoUnAGED by the extensive and rapidly EA increasing circulation of this journal, the. Ninth Volume. (the first number of iohich WiH De issued on tke ninth day of July nert, win be enlarged and improved. It is the object of the proprietor tO offer for the intellectual gra- tifcation Of his readers useful. instructive; and entertaining work. of B pure and moral character; proper tO be introduced into eve ry family, and associated with the literary re- putati0n of the country. It has now been many years before the public. during which time, lie trusts. that. from the quantity and quality of its original matter. the neatDess of its typography. the selection of it's Music. and the style of its Engravings, it has annually be- come more worthy of the appreciation with which it has been received.
 Embellishments. .-The Mirror will hereafter be adorned with Steel Plate Ehgravings. in- stead of copper, with the exception of one' which has been already prepared: :,
 In the course of the year. four Ssper- Royal Quarto Tie,cs will be published. .
 In addition to the above, there VIII De pub lished a number of finely executed Engr0D- ings on Wood. draw" and engrased TOT the ,ys,k. and illustrative of curious and intcrest- ing subjects.
 Each number of the ensuing volume will contain popular piece of Music. arranged with aecompaninIents for the piano forte.
 Conditions. The terins are four dOllaFsrer annum, payable in advance. No subscriptions received for less period than one year.
 yaMe, 1881 3'% Ae 'N Ns
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-16

 his prey ihe that he believes that he is seiz ing on it.. .. ..--e
 London, May 11.--The German papers which rived this morning give much more cheering xccouHts of the prospects of Dwsrnecki than those which rived yes,erday. They fuly confirm the statement from Warsaw the support which he hns received from the insurgents of Volhynia, which gave oR Saturday.
 Gen. Diebitscb has fortified SiedIec. and waits sn atack from the Poles in that position. Seidlec H 24 leagues from Warsaw, where the Russian army IS COT ceniraied, covered by numerous entrenchnens' 'n v hch are all the RUssian beseiging artillery appears that the Polish Commanderin-Chief 's drawing near Warsaw, and his head quarters are ID the ne,gnnor- hood of Minsk, in direct c0mmnoIcSuon wih war saw to prevent the cholera morbus from getting to hts army.
 We have this nor ming received accounts from War saw of the 2Sth April. which are n the main faSor- l able 10 ,he cause of Poland and independence. The | cholera morbus making dreadful ravages among | line Russian army, and had even been communicated to uor,ion of the Polish army; bat the precautions adopted were expected 10 cheek its progress. Die. bsch was csncsniraiing his forces either for las, desDe, ate eor preparatory to retreat. The Po- lish mander.in. Chief s alive 10 every motion, and ready to take advantage of the enemy whenever an opportunity presented itself Should the Rnssan; he too strong for him, he prepared t0 retire and 1 consolidate his forcas neag Warsaw. la Vo.hynia, Dwernecki making great pgogress--icr there. as
 in Luthuana, the people were rising and organizing their strength. If Debitsch be defeateA in great batc his retreat will aasursdly be cut of by Over necki and the insurgents n hs for the peasant | " already goadod io revenge wiu be more thnn
 match Or dspri.ed aud flying army, broken ." ese- | " direetiOns-SHn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-16

4 Repository cf Poliie Literature and the Arts' embellished scith splendid Exgr0vings on Steel, Copper, and Wood and .,bifk
 PopulaT Music, Grranged for the
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-16

Col Crockett states, in Iettsr to gentleman id Baltimore, that expects to be reelected Congress by five thousand majority. sE
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-16

"A subscriber" who writes from some ncighboring town, is informed that should have objection to publish his article il we imagined it would do any good, or De acceptable to the gentleman whose name is introduced as a candidate for an office under the genersI government already filled.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-16

U' Gen. Dennis Kimberly was last week elected Mayor ofNew-Haven by majority of 6l votes over Judge Bristol The Register attributes his election to ruse which successfully played upon the cleo tors. We can hardly believe it, neighbor Barber is rarely caught mapping.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-16

Mr. John O. Rockwell, editor of the Providence Patriot, and young poet of some fame, died at Pro- Nidence on the 7lh inst aged only 24.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-22

Ulaee their feet Pettis' second then ssld: :. Mr. Pcttis, you can place your feet ln wna' position you please:" Pettis said he 'cas re0- dv. (Distance five feet wheel ana nre'!L I. The word was then given Bl0dIe Ie'l a' .Is report of the pistols, which were 2. L;.. .ne same instant; MT. Psttls lrIeno caus: aug. = Iii" bis Sr;srS,. srnr9' he smiled and said, "did be- haze I;ke.a man 2" His friend replied. yes' Pettis. YOU did, and have done like man..
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-22

h0.f past o'clock k'. M.
 By the Salem, accounts from Liverpool to the 10th and London to the 9th ult. are re- ceived. The decision of King Louis Philip on hearing of the advance of the Dutch troops against Belgium. and On receiving a letter from King Leopold claiming the assist ance Of France, was immediate. COnveni1g hIs old ministry, new one not having yet been appointed, 1t was resolved tu march troops immediately for Belgium; and in con- sequence. French army of from 10 to 5O, ,OOO. under the command of Gen. Girard, had ac- tually commenced it's march. A like appeal from Leopold to the King of Great Britain would. it was supposed, indnce the British government to send q feet to the Scheldt. though there are no accounts in the papers before us Of this having been done as vet, The army of HOllapd is estimated at l2O,OOO men. that of Belgium does not exceed 10, ,OOO. Hence the necessity of calling in foreign aid. Moreover, FrancoSand England, as weA as Prussia and Russia. were bound to protect the neutrality of Belgium the latter two Powers probably would not have Seen in hurry to do SO. It seems incredible that tho King of fHolIand should thus undertake sInrIe to wage war against Leopold, guaran, tied as he is in the possession of his throne. and hence the opinion that Prussia supnorts Holland in her pretensions. DipIomaiic as- sarances to the contrary were. however. pro- aigany making by the PTtissian fiinctlonaries.. very lew hours (fOr tho Canada packet shin ?. 1t Ine 10th IS belOwl will decide the matter. U rruss'a take part with Holland, there must ls general war.-EnglaNSi. France and Bel :Ium' against the three great military despo>
 ' VI r.aroPe--PrussIa, Austria and Russ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-29
Wines.

vy>aE Subscriber has on hand collection OF wines,
II Consisting Of
Champaign. First quality. SIC per dog. or so per
bottle,
DO. IS per bottle, or Si4 per dozen.
Sixth proof French brandy, White IS per gal or
per bottle.
Juice of Grape 50 per dozen, or 81 cts per bottle
London Particular Madeira, SO per doz. s73 cts per
bottle
Old Port S6or 6Dcts per bottle. Madeira, IS doz''o
cts. per bottle.
French Madeira. 81 per gal 40 cts per bottle
Sweet Malaga dol per gal. Merdock OF 1871 %
per doz so cts per bottle.
Vindegreve IS per dog. so cts per bottle.
Ciaret, 81 so per doz. Is per bottle.
Cordials Of all kinds Rose water, 81 so per gal
Mint water 81 so per gal White wine vinegar
Clsret and cider vinegar. suitable for picking.
.flso oE Hand
A supply of Brown Stout, London Porter Ale and
Beer, first quality, suitable for families, or sesiarns
Captains delivered in any part OF the town Farmers
can be supplied at the shortest notice, by ca'ihS AZ
the subscribers, Oh Royal Street, between King and
Prince Streets. -,
| Corks of all sizes, &c.
Also Diving and Securing as heretofore
! aug ,s p SALVETAT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-29
DIR. w. JUDKINS'
Patent Specific Ointment,
SOLD, Wholesale AND RETAIL, BY
WILLIAM SI.aBLER, Agent, Alerandrio

VsSiE above Ointment IS recommended to IN. nuhl;
Il as / safe and certain remedy for those ohs,in,,s
diseases, Of which have SO long baf,ed he skp
of medical science:
Ist White 4weGgs Of every description;
d Sore legs aud ulcers Of long, standing;
Sd Schrrus or elsnduisr tumoss. psr,cul:r'y,bos,
hardened tumors in womrns breasts which ofteu,im.,
terminate IL uiceIated cancers;
4th feions; or VIVA, some people know by thepsrs
of cstsrris, Of every description
5th Rheumatic pains OF the joints;
9Th Sprains and bruises OF eve ry description g, =
wha,ey Ell part situate;
9TH letters Of all kinds. In this comp'snt the ?,
tent. in applying the ointment, nIst keep tic r,r
outofwater;
9th Ghii5lsns or parts affected by frost