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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-09
CERTYEVHIE.

The following communication addrt s,ed TO She pro
prctur OF Jm'kins' Ointment from the Hon. John Ia.
iiaciro Member OF Congress is highly interesting
The gra'uitoas nisnner in which it made. exhibit,
feelings Of no ordinary character towards suffering hu-
mainly: and is certaiuly well deserving OF public at
tcntiGn:
WAsHISGToS, Janua v q, 1879
sIu--It has been my wish tor a considerable time,
to communicate To YOU the good effect with which
have used the Ointmcnt invented by Mr.. Julk'ns.
aud winch now understand is made md sold by
agents appointed bv Yourself | lhve applied this
Ointment during the !ast three years to every species
Il iuor ani wound, without failure 10 produce cure
in every instance consider il the most decided aud
efficient remedy in all Cases of tumo-, be the cause
what it mays and have found nothiI good for
wounds Of any description II may he proper to
add, that the cure uf tuner called white swelling.
given over BY the dislins ply sicans
durable. aud which they decided would, without anpu
t,on, prove fataio the patient, was, Ind,r my nme
date notice, effected by the OF Judkns' Ointment,
AMI the patient is III fine health Ills limb affected by
the being restored to perfect state OF sound
$50 that the leg Of aged man which had been
wounded, aud exhibited dreadfully liberated sur
face from The knee to the foot and which, for more
than two years had been considered ncurabe, was eli
ectuay cure, by the application Of JudkiIs' Oini-
ment. mention these two cases. which fell under my
immediate notice aud management as decided evi'
dence Of the efficacy OF this remedy IN cases OF umor
and of ulcers. have expo fenced, as decidedly the
good fleet of this remedy in the cure of felons and
of syer, species Of fresh wound. II TO me that
any VINO will obs on the operation ut tins ONT
ment must be satisfied bent ticaI effect Can
with the utmost confidence recommend the ol tlIS
valuable remedy.
am, sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALIAFERRO.
To Mr.. CH,ntE. iiE"sross. Proprietary
ofJ"dsi"s' Ointment, near frede.
ricktown. Md.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-09
Notice.


yIlHE subscriber intending for Florida, offers for sale
in Norhunb erlard CouHty, State Of Virginia, contain
ing Is scrs, with good orchard houses. outhouses.
store black smith shop, ship and lumber yard, being
good stand Cor all the above branches Of business,
which lie has carried advantage for number Of
,e.f., aud not e,ceed. BY any place in the Northern
Neck for heslth. COM enience, and commanding
tens,ve view ofthe potomsc and mouth OF Yeocomico
rivers on nav gable water with abundance Of 1sh and
o, -ters two thirds around It.
Also, another TRACT Of seventy five Acres,
about three fir,hs mile from the former also on
navigable water. with good Orchard, House, and
Barn,
Also, another TRACT of one hundred and
twenty Ave acres, about mile and half from the lat
ter. having only Dwelling House and few Fruit
Trees, but heavily tmbered with Oak. Chesnut, Co.
dsr and Spruce Pine; being only about two hundred
yards from the head Of tide water.
The whole of these places are watered with never.
failing springs, and sufficient quantity OF each IN eul.
tivaoG; and the land Of as good quality as any in
the nep hborhood If sold before the 5th day Of
July next they will, that day. it fair, not the next
fair day be sold public suction, on the premises-
Terms liberal, and made known on the day ofssle.
viii also sell that day, all the remaining stock
Of Dry Goods. Hardware and Groceries, with mum.
Der Of other artcl, too tedious to enumerate.
The first Tract may be had by paying about one
half the remainder, with forty fit, ofland sd
Joining. ma, be had during Thos. Wroe's life by be-
comin; curator for him. great bargain may be had
OF all or either Of the above places oy applying TO the
subscriber the premises, to Lindsay, Hill Co
Alexandria, ID. G.. JAMES LOWE.
Yeoconico. apr l8-eOt5,hJy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-09
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
PHENIX LINES OF
: Vie nA;a Biue safety Coaches


One line. for the accommodation Of passengers ot
s., piathe Baltimore 8. Ohio Rail Road!
Hours of Starting 4, 81 A. NJ. s. O'Clock T. NJ.
eb,SSENGERs by the o'clock Coach viii arrive
( IN baltimore to breakfast. and ALWAYS frnm' one
hour and halt TO two hours and half ate2d OF the
great Northern Mail, consequently in sufficient time tor
the o'clock boat for !pha, after having so
burned three hours in Baltimore.
Arrangements having heen entered into with The
baltimore aud Ohio Raj Road Company, the patrons OF
iii, hne DESTROYS of travelling that way, always
he accommodate, d in the 81 o'clock Coach, withont
having to wait for their baggage to be changed, the
- ,- proceeding direct Oh t. Baltimore. TIE propr
etnrs with view Of still further accommodating pas
sengers viii start stage at O'Clock, p d. during
the warm season. 49,
Mn racing allowed, and passengers may rely Upon
everv ,,tentio being PAID at ali times to their cove
nepce comfort, and expedition Hop,ng fosr ehinges
nm tb,se lines IL ,oH be doubed but thu less fin:e ,cH
be taken in performing the route than those ~h'ea mare
5ulthJee - nat,
teams civil. attentive and experienced drivers, at all
times fby day or nght al the command passengers
who will be conve yrd IN very superior AMI exPed
tious manner over tins roue. 49,
The nroprie,ors CRATE full for the liberal patronage
extended towsrds,e Pheaix shall spare no pains or
expense TO merit continuance OF public patronage
| For seats please apply al Isdsoys' su1'hGr . S,'
pbsn;y stage Office, Washington; HoI,zman's, Sem
.s, NcCsnd,e,s' and Old Established Office. under
the Union Hotel, Georg clowns Union Hotel and 1i"os
Hotel Alexandria, Beitzhoovers Bar, Phenix stage
orc. No 2 North Calvert street Lyford's FOUNTAIN
Inn. ,,.tack's, United Hotel. baltimore.
'"'' BELIZHoovER & Go.
m Passengers in Alexandra wishing to go by tie
.as,, stage csn take the steamboat Cygnet e. WASH
;uyton. june 6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-09
SALES AT AUCTION.
Mar shaA's Sale.

pY virtue of Decree of the Superior Court Of
ID Chancery for the Fredericksburg District. pro-
nounced the 18th day Of May 1881. in two causes
depending in the said Court, to wit:
Martin p Brooke, administrator Of Franciso
W. Brooke. deceased, sud Steptoe Pickett,
Pl.i"tiffs,
.againa
George u. Pickett. Thomson F. Mason, Rob
ert Beverley, Peter Il. Beverley. John
Laird, and James English, Defendants.
Robert Beverley, Plaintiff, 1
.6gainst
steptoe Pickett, Martin p. Brooke, admins.
traitor Of Francis w. Brooke, John Laird.
James English. John Scott George b. Pick.
EFT, Peter r. Beverley, and Thomson +.
Mason, Defendants.
shall, on The fourth Monday in July ne5s, before
the front door ofthe of Fauquier County,
III the Town Of Warrenton, expose to sale, by public
auction, to the highest bidder, the LAND described
in the deed OF trust from George g. Pickett to Thom.
son F. Mason, exhibited in the second suit aud bear.
ing date on the 10Th day of Jnne. 1918. to wit:
rxfRs I'LL that IRHCT' or PARCEL of
| eGGSSE Land lying and being in the County Of
SX& FauYuier, on wEichlhc said George b. Pick.
ssae EFT resided vt the time Of the execution of
the said deed and which his dwelling house stands
adjoining the town OF Warrenton, and then under the
| management of Aaron Drummond rs an overseer, and
bounded the north by the land Of Henry FitzhuRh
on the east by the land Of VIM. Edmonds on the south
by the land of the late Charles Lee and the west
by another tract Of land belonging TO The ssd George
b. Pickett and then under the management Of
C0ckere rs overseer; and TO be divided and laid Off
according I" the provisions of the ssd deed of trust>
from the said last mentioned farm Of said Pickett in
such contain 1T least five hundred acres
including suficiency Of wood and timber for the am
pie support Of SAID tract farm.
Terms f sale, Cash rs to much as shall be
sufficient to defrsy the expenses of sale, and upon
credit OF aud two years as to the residue OF the
purchase none, the purchaser to give bonds, with
coed security and deed Of tru.t upon the land sold.
10 secure the payment Of the purchase money for
which credit is given Sale TO commence at twelve
O'clock. JOHN STANARD.
MARSHAL Fredericksburg ChaIcery District.
o-2Awts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-09
BY GEORGE WHITE.
inne 9-2awts

Furniture, Cheese, &c.
nm Friday morning, the 10Th instant, at 10 O'Clock
~ vii be sold at my Furniture Warehouse, . great
variety Of
FURNITURE Of parious kinds.
A'so-fsather beds, mattresses of cotton and moss
4 casks cheese, boxes soap
Vinegar in barrels, &C. &c.
,nn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-09

The last weekly average Of Wheat was 7os Sd;
making the aggregate lis I'D per our. SO that the
duty remains at Is Sd our for Wheat, and 4s
bril- for Flour. but next week the duty will most
pro badly be los Sd our.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-09
A u NeNAen, BentaA Surgeon,

WILL he IL. t. saiT. Thursday next, and con-
w tinus his VS. t. on the second and fourth Thurs.
,luy in each month tim ugh the season Persons with
ing his professional services will please Apply or sehd
a note To The Bar Of Ciageu's City Hotel.
anr IS-d2tSe burtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-09
Notice is Hereby Given,

vy1O the Stockholders in the eesburg Turnpike
Road, that on tie 2ist day Of June neEt. an Eiec-
one will be held at the Court house in Leesburg tor
one President four Directors, and Treasurer for said
Company.
BY order Of the President and Directors:
SAM'L. NJ EDWARDS,
NAV oO-wt2ts,June Treasurer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-09
BoMvAing Mouse.

.
IXTISHFS to aco onmudate fYo six Gentlemen
w AS EoARpEss at the pleasantly situated house
north east corne, of King aud Columbus streets, opPo.
81 G the store of NJ ssrs James Jacob Douglass.
fame
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-09
Wanted,

4 SMALL BOY to wait in the house. Inquire o.
Z the printer. june 8TSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-09
may 5-eot4,hJy
Valuable liouAoun Land
FOR sale.


NE1ILL be sold, on the premises, on TUESDAY,
w the 2ddag cf8ugustnerf,
A FARM, containing Four Hundred Acres Of
first farming and grazing LAND, nov in the pos
session OF James Bowles. 1t so generally known that
particular description is deemed unnecessary, but
St lice it say that lis advantages desirable and
peculiar The turnpike road leading from Bery's
Ferry Alexandria its southern boundary for
considerable distance, and. in addition. there arc,
within the distance Of from half mile to two and
,af miles, three valuable merchant mills Said land
lies about five miles above Mddleburg, and one mile
snl half below Uprersle, in healthy and agrees-
bic neighbCrhotd.
Is The Improvements are comfortable
a. and such are convenient for all the
s.s ~ sary calls Ola Farm large quantity of stone
g. is already made the premises and in
sdi,ion there is suicicncy Of stone to enclose tho
whole Farm.
The terms will be One-half Of the purchase money
in hand and he balance in two equal annual Payments.
for the credit pay r-n,s deed Of rust will be requr-
ell Oh the whole tract th, payment thereof.
WILLIAM GIBSON,
JAMES BOWLES.
Lomdoun County May 10, 1851.
ma 2l--eotlslJuly& wts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-09
$40 Reward

ID ANYWAY Fl ON the subscriber, in August last, an
L q ndented apprentice to the Tailoring business,
named
JOHN HENRY MASSEY,
about feet inches high, light hair and light com,
piexon rather slender make he has the front
of his lower lip. coarse strong voice and much in
c'ned to look down when spoken to. accompanied
by peculiarsme. lie between II Ia years ofage.
hereby iole~arn All person. from bsrb0rng
poying said apprentices the law will be strictly en-
urcsd against all such offenders.
Tl-. above reward will be given brought home but
no charges paid. RUBr. Massey.
June 9-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-09
IRELAND.


There are not many accounts OF new riots. -
Two men had been executed in the county OF
oare, VINO, il is said would have been spared,
Il ioe spirit of INSTRUMENTATION had been less ma
eir't, \ memorial to the Lord Lieutenant IS
published, from the Central Committee OF the
county of May, stating that after taking an ac-
'a'ae census of manv districts. with the guam
ny provisions with which they were supplied,
MuN|ess relief va, speedily administered, thou
aids must perish Of starvation. Numbers Ut
ae Inhabitants ofentire parishes had been swept
way 4 cargo of potatoes sent by the London
O,O@@ittee to Newport. in that county, was hai'-
'a"'n the tops OF the hills with transport, by
ANY hundreds who could not be employed, and
"eTeln actual despair.
D sunday the LIST being the Kings fete day, al
rams was IN hustle Of excitement; and great
@le'y aud good humor prevailed. Offence how
,sr was given BY arequest made by NJ. Cass'
WI "" feTrier OF the Archbishop, desiring that the
march might bear its part on the occasion.
nieter from Toulon, Of Goth April says
we have this moment report that two ships
" me line and two frigates have received orde :
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09

The Speaker, having been conducted to the
chair by Nr. NEwroS, of Virginia, the senior nom
Der, addressed the House as follows;
GkNrLsmEN: In accepting, third time, this cx-
allied station, cannot adequ atcly express the deep
sense entertain of the honor YOU have bee n
pleased again to confer upon me, my warm
feelings of gratitude, for this distinguished proof
OF your continued confidence and unchanging kind
ness.
1t is an honor, too, gentlemen, which has been
conferred in manner, and under circumstances
pecrary calculated to crafty and fattcr me; and
L shall ever cherish it the valuable reward
Tor my past services. The Office of Speaker of
this House has, at no period ia our history, been
without It's embarrassmcns and trials; and It III
Times OF profound tranquility and reposc, ITS du-
ties have Justly been regarded by the most eminent
of the distinguished individuals who have filed
the Chair, arduous and responsible, how greatly
must its labors and responsibilities be enhanced in
times of high political and party divisions.
certainly am not vain enough to suppose IL will
be in my power to discharge the duties of this high
Office in manner suitable to its dignity and
importance, as L could myself WISH indeed there
rs no man, am very confident, be he whom he may,
who could at such time assume its responsibilities,
without distressing greatly his own abilities
shall not, however, despair. Actuated by an
honest and manly ZEAL shall endeavor least to
justify the choice of my friends, and merit the
confidence and respect Of the House.
Whoever shall fill this Chair, to his own honor
or the advantage of the nation, must possess net
only this confidence of the House but the esteem
and respect ofthc honorable and high minded men
over whom he presides. Neither station po,oer
can coerce esteem respect They only be
acquired by integrity, impartiality, and indspcn-
dence here These alone can shed hopor or lustrc
on this station and make it, both it regards the
House and the nation, what it should he,
unfcignedly assure you, Gentlemen, that shall
need and expect your cordial and kind co-operation
IN preserving order and dignity in deliberations,
and sustaining the authority of the Chair; and
earnestly hope so to discharge its duties as to in
sure to its decisions not merely reluctant support
but a steady and cheerful acqucscence in their
justice and propricty.
ltender you, Gentlemen, my cordial cooperation
IN the discharge ofyour high duties, and ardent
iy pray that we may, by conduct and delbera-
tons, render this House worthy Of the high name
and character of our beloved country.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09

u The climate OF the South has been f,tal tho
past fall TO two Vrginians of the highest sociaI
merit, we'll known in tins place. Abram j. Cabcll,
son OF Judge VIM. II. Cabell, died near Tallahassee,
in October; and find in the las. Political Arena,
the following obituary of William Morton former
~ ct Orange-a man the nearest without reproacb
OF any man whom it was ever our happiness In
know.
WILLIAM MoRTcy, Jr. late of the Comfy of
Crdngc, is no more. lie died of Typhus Fever in
me Soth year of his age, ut St. Rosa island near
ienSacoa. And thus has fallen far from his home
anu Ills relations, one who possessed the universal
respect OF has native county, and who excited Inc
warmcst and livilest affection in ever. socictv in
Whch he lived. He represented that County i'm
inc virginia Legislature for several wears and There
ms sound Judgment. cultivated mind. puritv of
heart and practical good sense inspired the respc CT
VI ' ms associates and won the friendship of many
OF the most enlightened and distinguished men OF
ms native State. His talents his yirtuous and tenn
pcralc HE, his interchangeable industry in dscharrnr
'e uu'fS oi ms station, Gedrrrd him mos, Lis;iy, he'd
d'onS ,S competitors IN the of honor and useful
ncS> ann 80 Seal was the cOu cnce OF al ~ his incr
riiy sud patriotism, that his onninus md n,,c
ana niuence. And thus whilst the stict az tbis nof;re
"n'a'h'd friends FOR himself he extended Mn, ir6,crre
oi ms and reflected on then, honor for rber
i"VouE IN the walks Of private life What pen can do
Jus'cs 10 ms Characterized II suffice that n. had f,r,d
,y, "'p"a'h'ance and that II universally
coHccded that 10 man more viruous mn char
'S' r'"'e pure, ana That lac died he lived, withou,
an enemy hat one sn loved and so merorous i'm In.
"i MS u>ei!neS should be from his friends and
We No"""y IS source q" deep amd sincere regret, but we
arc 'a"go tat cmnirotencc does nothing in VA in and
ms relations and friends must fad onsoa,f i, ,hs be
a' one 81 distinguished for good seuse so warm in Ills
,IecuoiS so Vi'rioIs IN life, could insensibe ,e
rove ana gratitude 20 that Being wcme everv rcod
ana perfect gift spring. ,h,, he has been ,,s
"" nom terrestrial care and suffering, bliss eternal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09

Agreeably to previous notice, representation
from majority of the counties composing the
Northern Neck Congressional District convened at
Westmoreiand Courthouse on Monday, November
70, 1881, for the purpose of considering the propri
ETY. OF appointing Delegate Delegates TO the
National Republican Convention, to be held at the
city OF Baltimore, in December neXt-Robert III.
Hooe, Esq. was called to the Chair, and Augustine
FitZhugh, Esq was appointed Secretary.
The meeting being organized, Robert H. Hooe
lGsI submitted the following preamble and resolu-
tions, which, afterwards were unanimously adopt
ed:
Whereas, it is proposed by those opposed to the
reelection of Andrew Jackson to the Presidency
OF the U. s., to hold in the city on Monday in De-
cember next, national Republican Convention,
to be composed of Il Delegate or Delegates from
each Congressional District, and tw to represent
the State corresponding with the Senatorial Repre-
senlation to which each State is entitled in Con-
gress-the object of which Convention is to nomi-
nate some fit and suitable Candidate for the Office
of President of the United States in opposition to
the present incumbent
Resotued, That We highly approve of thcSdesign
of the National Republican Convention, above
| set forth, and deem it expedient and proper that
this Congressional District shall be represented
therein.
Resolved, That John Taliafcrro, Edward T. Tay-
loe and VIM. F. Taaferro, Esqrs. be, and they are
hereby appointed Delegates behalf OF the Ma
tIonal Republican party of this Congressional Dis
trict, to attend the general Convention at Balti-
more, with full power and authority to represent
the wishes and feelings OF this District in said &C.
| neral Convention.
| Resolued, That this meeting concur in the nom
nation heretofore made by the National Republi-
can Meeting, at Richmond, of Chapman Johnson
and Robert Stanard, Esqrs, TO represent the State
at large in the aforesaid general Convention at
| Baltimore.
ResOlred, That the proceedings of this meeting
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, be publish
ed in the Fredericksburg newspapers and the
| Richmond Constitutional Wing; and that a copy
signed aforesaid, be handed to each of our Dele
gates. ROBERT III. HOOE Chmn
| AUGUSTINE FIrZuuGH Sec'ry
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09

" ihNlNiA AT rules taken in the clerk
oihcc Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
ahc Chanc"ry, of the county Of Prince Ed
ward ward on the 9Th day of November, 1881: Jane
n'i'n&ton, PIN against Edmund Lnckett, late
.utr'n OF Prince Edward county, and ndm'or
w'th the Will annexed of William Harrison.
dec d. and Theodorick, Wi'l;am H., Tent T.
DahneY o., Mary d., kittura L Ahncr, ilenaiah
ana Ai!ssouri Harrison, defs In CnANcEaY
He defendants William H.. Dlbney and
lheodofick Hirtlson, not having entered their
appearances and given security acco rdng 10 an
act OF the Gene'a Assembly and the rules of
TINS Court, and it appearing hat they are
not inhabliants of this St2ie, on ne mo ION of
the plaintiff by her counsel ii is cn.ere, at rules
aforesaid and accordingly ord red, that the SAT-
ue'rnIens, William II, Dubn"y ami Theodo-
TICK Harrison, 90 appear hc;e OH The :irs, dav
OF n Pril term next, ana answer the plaintiffs
ei!l' and that copy OF this order BE- forthwith
inserted in some one OF the public ne wspapcrs
puoi'sned in the IL. city OF Richmond for two
months successfully. and also posted at the front
door Of The Court House of this county.
a Copy. Teste, Z ]. WORSHAM, Ok.
100
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09
BROOKFIELD FOR SALE.

{ IN Tuesday, the 18th day of next month
- lDeccmher) n fai., If rot, tho next fail
Gay thereafter. viii be cold, mt public auction
on the premises, the Tract Of Land on which
! now reside, called Byooliie!d, lying on the
Brock Turnpte Road, five miles above the
City OF Richmomd, containing by late survey
3'j acres. There are about 100 acres of first
Ivy ground; the same quantity of second
low grounds, and the greater part Of the
A'gh land "t very good quality, and in high
state of cultivation. There arc seeded on the
Ia d, from 10 to 1870 bushels OF wheat,
The buildings consist of a commodious two
story dwelling hDQse, a'.d all the necessary out
house, much better than usually found on
farms iii this part of the country. There is q
best ihr"Shirg machines | ever saw, which
cost $3.50. There is good spring near the
honsc, and q well Of excellent water in the ward.
This il most desirable country residence
aud Is sCfiic. emily near the City OF Richmond,
f"r gentleman residing on l., 20 attend to bu-
sincSs III that place; 1t Is not more than one
hours rsie.-Any gentleman wishing to view
the Plantation, before the day CT sale, will be
shcwn It by my son John, or myself, both of
whom reside on The premises. The terms will
he made known on the day OF sale; and Will be
accommodating.
AT the same time and place, will be sold, at pub
lie auction. al nay stock uf horses, mu3.s, cat le
(amapg them four yoke Of good oxen,) hogs and
sheep, plantation utensils. crop of corn fodder.
and hay, and some articles Of household and
kitchen furniture. For all >utyss under ten dol
lars, cash vii be r. quircd. Fer alt sums of.
and above ten dollars, credit of six months
viii be given; the purchaser giving bond with
approved security, or notes, negotiable and paw
able nj one Of the BIZ nks in Richmond, with ap
proved endorscrs. BEN. SHEPPARD.
nov lO-2aw is