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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-11
FALL GOODS.
HALL NELSON e. CO.

II AVE received and are opening, a gen era
- assortment of Staple 81 Fancy Dyy Goods, of TN
stest Notwithstanding in part Of
pack, blue, brown and olive cloths, assorted
valencia, toillnct and swansdown vcstInns
liam and fancy horcntmc and marse!llcs do
Superine, nddllng and common sattinCl;s
Striped, plaid and PLAIN lnsnvs
Single and double millcd kerseys
Rose, point and duflle blankets
SnPertne white and assorted lannc.s
Tartan plaids and cambleis
Black and colourcd bombazerts
French and English meriuo cloths
Dicrlno ctrcassIans. assorted Colour
English and French Jet bumbaZsncs
large assortment OF fancy prints and ginqlams
20 Sd and Ga cambrick and aconcl rnuslins
[igured ana PLAIN Swiss book und null ditto
Checked striped and cord Il acuncis
Sd bordercd Swiss and iackcnct craya:s
Black Italian and fancy silk do
English and India flag and hgndauna l.GkC.
limitation cotton do. assorted
BLACK, white and scarlet mCrno siayy's
Thbet and cashmere du
WOrstcd barepc. TbIbct and ,ncr,r, ial,,
Fancy silk, barge and craze hdkls and scagr
Rich changeablc gros DC naples silks
Elegant ioulard figured do
Biack and assorted grOs des hides
Back and chaugcabc firiIrcd maudarrr4
Black Italian luslrng, su criur quality
Heavy company satin and lcvnnlincs
Sarsnet scnshcw and florence silk: assorted
PLAIN black mandarin grapes
New STYLE belt and bonnet ribbands
Lace capes, pccrnes & forcl7s Of the la,rg, ,,.rc
Black aud white lace wells
Laces, edgng, and qulhngs. assorted
IA and J White aud black bobbinri ho.s
English and French silk hosiery. assorted
Black aud white, worstrd and cotton Gn
ladies and gentlemcn's gloves, assorted
Umbrellas Of superior quality
fInc and supcrlne ingram carTe.Inre and rug.
IRISH linens, lawns and shCctlrgs
Table diaper and damask
brown and blcaclcd Russia ehcctiny
Scotch Oznabufgs aud Tcklcuburgs
Heavy cotton Ozndburgs
Brown and bleached siirtings and shcc,iug4
checks, plads, feelings, Icans, etc which with
further supplies daily expected, viii be sold a. the
Owosi prices. oc, o .,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-11
WARD ELECTION.

INllE Election Of Common Councilman.
IN the several Wards will be held ON the Isl
Wednfsi"y ~ 9PrH ne1i, VIZ: In jefferson Ward.
No. !, at the Watch House; ~ Madison Ward. No
= at the Cry Hall; and IN Monroe Ward, No Q. al
Ward, At ! o'clock, A. VI. "Thc frccholders Of lofs
within the SAID city. whether improved or not and
whether such Geoholders reside therein or not, and
the housekeepers and inhabitants she said c,y ,vbo
shaii nave resided therein % any time for the space
OF three months, without the !rtcrmsson Of one -
months, and possess in their own right within tho
same movable and lmmovcablo property 10 the yauc
OF one hundred pounds" arc entitled 20 vote
WE, w. p. WREN, Serci e. 2.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-11
Additional Proof of the Value of
SHEPHERDS OIN TMEnTT

M X JOHN II. EUSTACE-Dsar Sir: II rivrs
~ me pleasure to add ny testimony To- the yyor-
CeFu operation OF truly invaluable "Shepherhs
T ,.'Ieh'' ana 70 advise you of upon ysell
/ '"a. almost would seem to battle belief
For thirty years have been threatened with what
% eaiiea white swelling in of my legs; about six
past tho limb was afflicted with violent ac,,,..
eu'"a,'c aHection. and brake out from the krna .,
me ANGLE, in deep aud painful sores Ianrl;eJ 49,.
"reds OF remedies. simple and compound s,iyis.j 49,
people whose experience had given them celebrity in
such matters, but received substantial benefit. /
cc"eh resored TO the practice of medical men buI
round Htiic or no benefit. Finding tia; must por,
WIN my limb or my life, began to prepare nv mind
10 submit to the knte-as last resort to heal tho
imn' was advised to try your Shepherds Ointment
IN august purchased a small Jug and have continm
Cd me application according the directions until
perfect cure IS made-my leg is as free of pain and
disease as ever 1t was and can safely pronounce
at the Ointment alone produced the ASTONISHING re-
sur; communicate this, that all who may be suffer.
etS from IKE causes, may in like manner be ceraipi
ana speedily relieved. have used il also in ,,,,
per " cases OF fresh wounds in my family with sinr
"a? eilcacy Very respectfully your obi serv't
20. BENJAMIN WILLIAMS Sem
stafford County, Va. 10Th Dec. 1880
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SEEDS.

VII" subscriber has Just received ,lrre srr,,lr
- Io,p,E,S,,;,E 'hc following very general assert.
n,oht o SEEDS. purchased from hnhly rnsnec,,..
Die CONCERN, by which they are warrantcJ ~ bon,,,
perfectly fresh and genuine
hLAN6-bToad Windsor, rcd marrow white mor,o,,
H"aH, large Lima, dun coluured or Ounkcr yo,,o,,,
SIX week. Emma dwarf carly yellow dwarf corIct
runners red cranberry dwarf white crnnho III
red DO do Washnrtnn do Poa'
IhAs-hiue PruSsan, early charlton csrlv W,sh
E On, d"att green imperial, bishops dwarf prolific
CArnAGE- Early York. carly srrar loaf o,,,,
Houcrscn, late DO yellow Savoy. rfecn cmrioJ Jy
drumhead ana red Dutch picking. piirplc car,v nmr
pie cape and carly white Broccoli, early and iotc
'"uii'' b" r bruSScl sprouts, Scotch kali
=, hntn baga, early Dutch, white fiat, Hanover and
NOrfUik turnp. ' '1'"o'e' a'u
scar let salmon, red and white turin rodsb cor,v
aIc, i''ig green, and cluster cucul!.bcr htc cnb
49, "'""h Dmch, sugar loaf, Si.csia, and ice let
'uCe scarcity blood, blood turnp md nano,n ,,,,,,,
~! Dee'; Com. Portcr's Gillian oorIy bTSoh 80,
no" neck winter squask nutmeg, nutmcu cnn,c
''pr' c"ron pine apple, and pomcgrunatc melon
NHA'' SEEps-Mlllct, white clover, hemn. In
buck wheat s''sS' "'olhy
MISC LhLANEous-Cdnary, parsnip, summer spiu
.'' "'',"'''"M' cnr'd cress or pepper grass solid
r,.,i 'omaor' okTa, gom5o, asparagus bene,
purple egg plant, po'aoc onions, early reldsn Siomy
corn; long orange and early horn carrot, white Por
tugal, and Strasburr onion "a
LOWER SEEps-lssortcd
1or Sa4' ~ my Anothecary and Drug Store, first
Oc' uoo'e inc Dell Tavern, Richmond, Va.
!co - HUGH G. MCNAMARA.
u iRGiNlA:-At n Superior Court of C6anc.r,.
holden at the Capitol, in the city of Richmoni
the 'h'rd day Of April $780, Da, 1ars TAYLOR. Milf
against Joseph Dudley, adm'or, with the will ann.,ei
OF Edmund Taylor, deed, and in his own r;gh, anJ
George Be- Virginia NJ, Edmund W., and Tbeodorc
'. ayor, infant children of the said Edmund Tavinr
decd, defts i"y'or-
This cause this day to be heard on the hill,
Ken 'or confessed and exhibits and was argued bv
Tue p'aihts counsel: On consideration whereof The
court Goth ORDER tina: the defendant Josepb DudIr,
render an account of his administration of the s,t
OF ms esa'or' before one of the commissioners who
- directed TO examine state and settle the same and
make report thereof TO the court with anv ma,tera
specially stated, deemed pertinent by himsejf mr.
"ch may be required by the parties to be so stated
copy. lCste, WILLIAM c. PEsuLyroS r
~ RnhmOnd Dece1lbsr 30 183o
me parties rstercsted Will please take notice Tho,
nave appointed the 29th day of March next and th;
ne time ,fr,l.1
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RilhmOnd. Dere,,L, =, on ,o,o

IHhm0nd. December 80 1880.
The parties nstercsted Will please tai. nn,;.o a.
nave appointed the 29th day of March next and this
%ict the time and place, for commencing the account
urec'eu III we foregoing order, when and where they
and with Office copies of such of the court papers
80 i .'"' %, oe necessary HILARY BAKER, Com'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-11
No Mistake.

kNOR Judkins Ointment. prepared by Judk;ns HIM
Sey' apply 10 INC, first door above the Bell IN
i"; wherea large supply of the trus and genuine
article, direct from him. may always BIO found
shail not reduce the price of this article at retail .,t
20 persons who may purchase In sell again will sell
a' snch price as will bo considered very liberal dis
count. n ~ ,,,Nriw ''e-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-11

4 ChhD.-i have much pleasure in announcing 10
~ 'he Public that hr. Shaw who has attended nv
Clssses ~ bookkeeping, sperfectIy adequate in i'm;
pHunB 10 'ne s'udentthe theory and rsmifcatons of
this necessary mercantile art which with the
lar method OF penmanship, will trust ensure him that
success, which the citizens Of Richmond have so Ia
Vlnsy contributed towards me. Mr.. Shaw will be nv
successor IN the Office where have given Instructions
and those persons who have not finished their course
lessons will be attended to by him.
janH A. cARppNrtpp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-11
WHITE MULBERRY TREES

AhIE subscriber has for sale at his farm. miIcs
IO"'c Richmond, the trees Q years old, any rca
SonaD'c quantity Of the genuine Morus Alba or whit,
l.1Ilan burberry Trees; and as the season is now ap
P'"achhg IN watch they may be- transplanted he il
"'souS OF receiving orders from MS many persons
may be VI want OF the article; and as he is wen gntis
fed That the SILK culture must be one orthe most nro
htaolc branches the agrlcuurst can turn his alien
ton to, lac hopes TO BE- the means NJ ,Ln,
distribution through Tire State. They will be sold IN
reasonable terms ~ The hundred or Otherwise. dcly
cradle IN Richmond within my reasonable disfSnco
'hrr'",' !. w. SMITH.
street, Richmond. nrt t',a",r' -
n DTiCE.-Thc subscriber will IA ,ri,,r.- .,,,,.1
" The Courts held in the city Of X chmond AM
person who may wish to employ him IN professional
business may find INN tcNccpt when IN attendance
on c9urts,l at his dwelling, IN the vicinity of lilo
Shockoe I'LL markc house, - '''
~, JOHN II. SMITH,
Az,
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From .ur. UIlsh.

nhAN SIN be. leave inform YOU tia, have lssn
an M - nnhs affected with such violent pains
=. " Is al crs and ling of the ,nipts ,hst
~ - ,ay n "-ht; nothing THAT was applied caye
I'l h'l.'pou &C In'NrIlCd me 81 tho inIi.
nMLiot HAVING ptitmy mary cu.rs, sent ia, H.,
nh;. an as well g: ever IN my life w oo>'S anu
Iuut ulgt!ent SER ,nt I WV NJ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-11
Nix J. II. EUsTAcr.

4IN y. n. BUSTACT.
pear SIR That the public may know the su,cr;o-
ehcacy OF the Invaluable Shepherds Ointment il ae
1orns me pleasure, to state to you case in which
vas ADVISED by my friends, TO try in my family
negro boy Of mine was laid up with ,he ynos, -, n
ageable sore on his ANGLE, ever saw and eynectcJ
TO be deprived of his services for the winter. me-
chased small pot at your store and to NV c,rca,
brat'hcauon and establishment, before used half the
contents OF The pot, his ANGLE WAS cured and the bn,
again al his daily occupation. Very respectfully.
,,... JNO. SHEPPARD
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Henrico County, Dec. 20, 1850. ''''r

-, I"rst CorWr House., Va. Dec. -. 1890.
Mr. l>o. II. EusrAcr. ''''
Dear Sr:--"Sceing the uguy cer,;fr.,c. III,
"hch YOUR Patent Ointment has been recommended
I" the public, 1t would TO be snpcrnuou for mo
10 attempt TO give another. But wncn reflect ,nor
ne many Impositlons, the public has received I c,,
D"t Justify their creduity, and knowing that in thr
P"cIty OF witnesses that people will be inclined
10 rey ahi believing the very superior virtue of vor
ointment as remedy for white swellinp-t therefore
-oHer We following short certificate viz-On the I. nth
udy OF November las, my wife was delivered of fine
BOY, ana 10 all appearances was ikcIy to do we'll
O"t ABOUT the 10Th she began complain of yiorn,
pam IN hcT lett hip, and 1t swelcd from her Li,,
10 her ANGLE to an alarming size. purchased , iu',
OF ~ shepherds Patent Specific Ointment of Mr
EHsha Jackson, applied two plasters at one tiu,c on
Oh her thigh and one ON her cg, each extending ncay
y around Them Upon applying the first plaisicrs in
ie" moments she sts'cd it appeared TO feel bkr
u'cTe were small needles passing from the hone T.,
TIC SKIN, ~ half an hour She commenced a moi
atTeeabIc persprAuon, became quite easy of the mai,
ahI mad an agreeable nights rest which she had not
enjoyed ior several days before. The next evening I
removed the first plaster, which found had much
aoateh 'he swelling. then applied two other pIai,.
'eTS "Ihch entirely relieved her ut that time. iIow-
ever, IN few days she began to complain of tic
sma,i OF her back and her right leg. ! Immediately
apPHed the ointment 10 them and IT bad all the ,lcsi-
reg tncc', and she Is now in good health Had not
met WIN your Ointment, it might have cost me MANY
DOCTOR VISIT, and much costly medicine To- no MIR
pose ours with much respect
mar "ROBERT L. WHITE"
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rsr- " nMiq- RD& rair,r, and G,,.,,r. NJ.

ITrrr W BiiiGm RrF Pair's, and G',.,,r ", >,
S"nh t'Shia Sirtef. !hRIie!phtd. august - lrSG -
r nEAH Sih-Ahnut year anil n half age ,rns drr,a
'uh 'i.ciri with REciuasn. what my hvsirgn To-,
=. h.nhinnt,c ui my pains great that II would
~ !"~inc nr me- iu give Dissertation. ilpv
oHi',r Known hy N~" lhourinF urtCr Ricumnt,sa, bn
~ p "r' t'd nHd hcnLcT rect Sleep day nor niThf
wien h"k ilr PrgirIh llll
ur iT:riY'IS wiih very singular hucc,s4; aiicf iak -
's you n s''p, !u slept wei. continued ilir usS az
mr '.Ni.ri MI gnd IN" pain; gradually ctt me rr,,ed
vel hu'inH tile day. AMI hal refreshing s'r, ur,nr liz
"' ad cO"imurni 20 Sui Lc;iJT. ~ got rcrfry w"j ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-11

a. a.
%SrHE~
a MOST VALUABLE
EAST INDIA MEDICINE.
FOR THE CURE or RHEUMATISM, &c
sia1 Of 1iie, jo-, ne Eiaih dated n,,n, %,
t'ie,sd ~. p so',rSH. IA London,
DEAR siR.-Arrccobly to your t,,urs, l,v. VII,
sSs ss.!;:i, 500 1 ~ & + :aS &C.:
SnSsssy Ssirsn %aS u ha p tH' S I, Met
s Sf sSI psS OF sss% . "a, WI: inform
ss rSsnsdy would paper ian am So to
AZ .STrss, Of ,hi. MSd's,ne that IN RIJEU
, Ike charm painful d- ~ 1%e " nas
sas To .sai 20, o ' @ 81 shall use u
h.v.
sas s% ass s :s:sssS 4 as %ss
that ohs oi no 0 SS" S S9S S
.pSS,1,ed who may have occasion THIS "GiSSS.
srY,,e,S conclude. by saying Every people vii
RIcSmaS seocs Syn% a%HS ss"y e ~, -,
Boxes have produced cure ASA CLARKE. ~. II.
FrUn a respectable Pay,iGr in Bedford county Penn
IhJrc "a. in my ncirsso,hod gentleman who hn. cca
S,,n using the Panscea. the amour, S {" seven bot
t cali s'ss .NS Of S S % sSSyS s
Ss sa rs. %Sf Sos S@"S s from MN and
saro. 1Ic'e1c be valuable inc S ne '''' iaiR+
ss RSPS Ss :ad S1' ssc y he
nc has ou' it boxes made for ,tc putp"c Viii, l,n
p h6EHR H fS Rissa Ta@s &c e P Fspan; h. ;
e.e, 20 ,poo9n a,cs 70 dispose Of lhe snmr. ~ m
"''''' Nv "''' 'PP'"H E'',%i...
5 tTs; .af' /, D., h w rasG sft,sP
sa nsigS Ss been kn m only as cure Tor
a na. S :%ssnSs aH' ss y 'oI.
From W. Jr5lsl
beg Sn sS se ee% ai yTg ,s ,d have S,:H
r3 TX ne sh @ v1ar Of i the s SS RsH'
relief usbCG 4 HSl, S VIA, was apg h., gay"
which rcf an4 by Jus G,as Sc, sent for box
' to We" YoS QUO, oje Gsi T. sd my nj, me- J. wsu
u. nd "
S"nth F'Ghhi Sfrtcf. Philadelphia. .iu.ust u ltSG -
nEAR Slh-Ahnut year anil n half a-n ,rns d,c,I
Iut i.cr'i with REcu'ul,'n what my ihvsician c,I,
Cd EamH ,c Gut, hat attn L would
Hi!.S~inc i'r tu q iCsrTnion. thrv
n''',r Known tv fis'-- lihourinF
con bc ut-"r mad ucl'Lc ,cp DIV nor pb,
vac IrlI'lrlgfs
W. Hriy',-- van very Singular hucccss after taking .y
rN's Sh 'n Sleep tWl slept wei continued JIr sr -;
~ Nftci rl- and IN" pains 0lduay cn me r,,f.t
vel DUNN the "iy. anil hal refreshing src,r Iunr lie
""' "a" go"'inu' 70 Sri Ic;iCT. '. got rc,c.,iy Wei"
WA RUFF
Certificate cf die Proprietor.
This is 10 certify that have appointed Doctor
fLHERr IL AREIs, jim. of P.nadcphia, nav opiy
agent IN tie United States, 20 dispose OF Thai
,a!iabic mct'cimc, called the Poiudsl,hi. or hjia
i'rfr"ci will full power TO appoint agents where
he may think proper; and a. the great demand
may induce uIpriuciplcd persons TO flbricatr thc
medicine - tic injury of the public have thouuIt
proper IL accompany this certificate, signed in INV
own hand writing, with the directions round c9cS
eeoNi and the more of, ctually to detect counter.
let's, the public will observe the .ipna;urc of INV
agent on the outside Of every box. To cOunterin;,
winch Is felony. And the purchaser is requested
10 examine carefully the outside of the Box and n
se name Of Robert itarri,. Jun. is not on IL tho
s,GnLcnc IS not genuine. Signed at my Office. No
- Greek Street, IuNpoX ' ''N'' -''
FRANCIS DEnWELL NJ d
Just received and for sale by
u 10 lawtf II. C McNEMARA
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Library of Education.

~ HMl' Thoughts concerning Education, by John
-, y, Locke and Trcnrifc Of Education by John
Milton with IN Appendix containing Lockcs Mem.
orauda on Study. ''e'"-
hPpcndIz to the American Almanac for 1881
r,S ~, 'o' s''' ~ }. H. NASH
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MOoRES LIFE OF BYRON, second volume
w received By r. /. SMITH,
Mblp Reeenty Collins q %.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-19
MR.. CALHOUNs SENTIMENTS.
Eairfar County.
| CONCLUDED.

If the producer in reality pays, none Will douo
but the burden would mainly fall on the section
1t is supposed to do The theory that the consu
mer paws in the first instance, renders the propo'
stion more complex, and will require, in order
TO understand where the burden IN reality uti-
lnately falls, on that superstition, to consider the
protective or as its friends call it, the American
system, under its three fold aspect OF taxation,
of protection, and of distributions; or, as perform
Ing at the same time the several functions OF
giving a revenue to the government, OF atlordlng
protection to certain branches s6.d omesiS inSEe-
try. and furnishing the means congress olsdls-
tr.bn,ins large sums through its approprations;all
of which are so blended in their effects. that it is
impossible to understand its true operation, with
out taking the whole into the estimate.
Admitting then, as supposed, that he who con-
sumes the article pays the tax in the increas-
e,l price aud that the burden falls wholly on the
consumers, without affecting the producers as
class, (which, BY the by, is far from being true,
,xcept in the single case, If there be such one,
where the producers have monopoly OF an artl-
Gle so Indispensable to me, that the quantity con-
sumed cannot be affected BY any increase oil price,)
and that considered in the light of tax merely
the impost duties fall equally on every section in
nronortiou to its population, still when combined
with its other effects, the burden 1t imposes, as
lax, NAV be 50 transferred from one section to the
other, as to take it from one and place It wholly
on the other Let US apply the remark hrst to
its operation as system OF protection.
The tendency Of the tax, or duty, on the I'M
norted article is, not only to raise its price, but
also. in the same proportion, that Of the domes-
t;c article OF the same kind, for which purpose,
when intended for protection, it is in fact laid;
and Of course, in determining where the sy stem
ultimately places the burden in reality, tins ei-
feet also must be taken into the estimate. u one
Of the sections exclusively produces such dones-
tic articles, and the other purchases them from 1t,
then il is clear that TO the amount ofsuch increased
prices, the tax or duty on the consumption OF tor
ejsn articles, would be transferred from the Sec
ton producing the domestic articles to the one
that purchased and consumed them, unless the
latter. in turn, be indemnifed by the increased
nrice of the objects of its industry which none
will venture to assert to be the case with the great
stanles of the country, which form the basis OF
our exports, the price of which is regulated BY
the foreign and not the domestic market. 10
those who grow them, the increased price OF the
foreign and domestic articles, both in consequence
of the duty on the former. is in reality, and in
the strctest sense. tax while 1t clear that the
Increased pr,ces, on what 1t sells to the other sec
ton. ia greater or less than the duty it pays on
the imported articles, the system will In TACT oPe
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-19
COMMUNICATED.

iHr. S,orden-" An old Subscriber" did not
put you to the trouble to 4" carry out" Mr.. Mer-
GERS majority at the late election, because it was
NANTES, n every eye. Neither did he indulge
in any reflections upon it, or indicate himself to
he friend or foe. Why then is an unfriendiy
motive imputed to hima His only wish was to
record the state of the polls, and if an opponent
receives pleasure from this, it is fair to presume
that a.maiorty of your readers in this county par
ticipate in it, as a majority Of the county voted
against Col. Mercer.
Nor can the letter Of " TRUTH" from Lees
burg, be felt as " unfortunate'' by your " Sub
scriber;" for, although it denies that " county
feeling" influenced the voters, it assures US that
=" the vote in Loudoun was vote against Gene
=. raj Jackson on principle! and 6 that great
:. ua,y persons poted for Col. Mercer upon the
ground Of he's opposition TO Jaehsonis1"' dl'ho
&" stroagty and personally opposed 10 hin""
Now, political sentiment is under stood to have
had little or no influence upon the vote of Prince
William, whilst it is very certain that itoperat-
ed in Fairfax greatly to the injury of Col. Glib
SON; vet, in 1925, Mr.. Bailey's majority in
Prince William was i5-Mr. Gibson's col in
1881.
In 1928, Fairfax elected Mr.. Mercer, giving
him Mea majority Of SO: now. his opponents
majority Is 600 that f,co counties in three are
unwilling to continue him in Congress; and the
third county exerted its vast power in his sup
port, upon The ground O. his opposition to
.racksonisa' This is the true state OF the case,
aud illustrates the present state OF the public SEN
timent in Mr. MERGERS District; yet you would
not have been treated with it but Tor the gratult
Gus reflection Of your correspondent 6 V'ndex."
Elections should not be the subject OF discussion
when passed, and &c An oil Subscriber VIII III
trude on you no more.
Fairfar County.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-19
JOHN C. CALHOUN.
Fort Hill, July Goth, 1891

Concentrated Liquor of MA-The Journal
of Health states that NJ. Broconnot,a French che
mist, has concentrated milk into liquor which
promises to be of use to the world. or particular.
ly thatp Of it, whose home is on the Deep
where that delightful aid to the aromatic beverage,
tea. is often wanted, and Z" wishedfor IN vain"
NJ Broconnot took two pints and half of
milk, and exposed to it heat of about Is Fahr;
to this he added, from time to time. small portions
of diluted hydrochloric or muratc acid, or spirit
Of sea salt, which produced separation Of the bu.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-19
Extract Of a letter from on board tie U. s. Fri.
gate Brandywine. datM

oIbKhLTANs IUIH JUTIV, IoJI'
''On our passage out, in lat. SO. 40, N. long.
IS, %, w. we discovered brig bottom up; we
sent one of our Cutters to it, and after making
many fruitless attempts to right her. the weather
beng clustering G. appearances of coming squalls,
we finally gave up the attempt of rIghting her,
and cut hole in her bottom; we found her 10 be
laden with flour-and on account Of the nause-
Gus smell that came from her after scuttling. we
supposed that part. if not all of her crew were
drowned in her. On account Of her being deep
laden and heavy sea we could not distin-
guish her name. but supposed her to be Bal,i,
more hermaphrodite brig"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-19

Progress of Li!eratare-By command of the
Pasha of Egypt. periodical journal either has
beeen published in the Isle Of Gambia, or is about
to appear there. 1t is to be written in Turkish
and Greek.-N y american.