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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-03
Real Bottling Cellar.

ID J. SALVETAT has on hand I'm assortment OF
l.. CHAMPAIGN e CLARET HINES, among
which are Vim Blanc de Grave. Madeirs, &c. of his
importation. London Porter. Hlbberts Brown
Stout, Albany Newburg and Philadelphia, George
sown and Alexandria Ale and Porter bottled Grab Ci
der Allhese he prepared to send round to his Gus
TONERS in prime order Good strong and distilled vi.
negar; Corks of various qualities.
= Dyeing and securing continued as heretofore Cash
given for old bottles
NJ b Orders for any Of the above articles will be
attended to- either for home abroad, to suit the eli
mates 70 which vessels may be bound an object of
some importance commanders who are aware ofther
cabin stores being thus preserved
ROYAL Street, Alexandra, apr6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-03
Burr MilAstone Manufactory

TNHE subscriber, as before, has his shop in Alsxan.
Il dria, on Ccmerce street, where he always has q
large supply ofthe best
BURR BLOCKS &. BURRS Ready Made,
Of the very best quality. and warrants the workmanship
superior to any in the District Of Columbia He will
sell his Burrs after this date $40 pair less than any
other maker in the District. ROBT. GLENN.
Alexandra, june 28-6uos
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-03
P.rRIoTIc BANK, WAsHISGror CITY,
April 10 1894

April 10, 1924.
Messrs Maynard = Moyes.
Gentlemen For the last year have been using
your bsck ink; have been much pleased with il, and
have no hesitation in recommending to all who are
DESTROYS ofgiving permnnency TO their writing
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-03
House & Store to Rent.

f.. A two story dwelling House on Fair
HFEH1 fax between Queen and Princess streets, with
Sssss store and good dry cellar under the whole.
49, To good tenant the rent will b. made low.
Possession may be had the eth day of the present
month. SAM b. LARMOUR, 4 Go.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-03

Hcsrs Maynard y Moves.
replv to which briefly state that have used the INK
powder manufactured by you, and no other for more
than ten years last past think it makes the 6esi NIX
I ever used, aud while the quality remains pure,
shall not think of looking for any other KIND YOURS
respectfully, N.DASA' 'as"er'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-03
CERTIFICATE.

The following communication addressed in III.
Prietor OF JudkIns' Ointment, from the Hon. Jh.
iaterro. Member OF Congress, is highly Interest,".
The gratutous manner in which it is mad, az
feeling, of no ordinary charac,. towards
manlt,: and scerlSiniy well deserving Of nu5.
tention: f"'
WASHINGTON, Janua'y q, 1896
Sn-It has been my wish tor II consderub,. ~.
TO communicate to you the good effect with vh,s ,
have used the Ointment invented by a Dir Iult.
and which I now understand is n,sde .nJ .JII
agents appointed by yourself, ! have arpi,J ~ J,
Ointment during the las, three years to every ,n,r
OF tumor and wound, without failure TO prnaur. ,,
IN every instance. lc0nsilcr il The mos, dcl.a Dt
efficient remedy in all cases Of unor, be the r,s.
what it may; and have found nc,hilp 50 gocJ =,
wounds of any description It may be ppurs,
add, that the cure Of II tum'r called white sv,Iro'
given over by the most dismg uished physician, :, y
durable and which they decided would, whou, ana.
tation, prove fatalto the patient, was under ny inn
date notice, effected by the of Judkins' Ounsr
and tile patient is in line health His limb Affected
the tumor being restored to perf,ct state Of SCUM.
ness Also that the leg OF an aged man which hadDr,
wounded, and exhibited one dreadfully uIccrstd 81,
lace from the knee to the foot, ana Which for ma,
than two years had been considered incurabc. y,,t
tectualy cured hy the application Of lu!kins ON.
mcnt. ] mcuton these two cases. whicht,ilu ndf,ry
immediate notice and arrangement, Ms u decided ",
dence OF the efficacy o this remedy IN casts oitnc
aud ofulccrs: have eXpe fenced, a. dcciledIy II,
good effect of this remedy in the cure Of feloR sr
81 Svcry species Of fresh wound II seems 10 me us
any one who Will observe on the operation Of this Or,
ment, must be satisfied its beneficial effect la,
with the utmost confidence recommend the use o,la
valuable remedy.
lam, sir. very respectfully,
JOHN TALIAfERRo
To Mr. CHARLES TENSIONS. Proprietary
OF Judkins' Ointment, near Frede.
ricktown, Nd.
NOTICE.
TO- Having been for several years 10 posse,
sion ola concern in Mr. NATHAN SaErrEnD's ps.r
for masking and vending his Ointment, known BY Tx
nam Of In. w Judkins' Patent Specific Ointment,
and said Nathan Shepherd having obtained sn,v pa
ent thereon, and l having likewise renewed wit
n. Shepherd the same interest held before,
deemed necessary that public notice be given Of t'
circumstance. Having devoted much time and es'
dsrng the above period, in preparing and msfng'h'
Ointment, and been instrumental 10 giving the gsss
raj character it has sustained, with whs,eyer improve
ment, in all this time, it has received. present
public attention. As heretofore, the genulneAes 4
the Ointment msy be known by the label around he
ointment pot. thus:
" Made and Sold tphoiesale md retail near F,dsA
ND by T. HersfOnS, coneernedm tie patent yisa"
April IS. CHARLES nRRSl0S
For sale by WILLIAM STABLER
june Druggist. FdirfaI Ard,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-03
TO Rent,

TO Rent,
- Two comfortable Brick DWELLING
8TTNt HOUSES on Patrick street, a, present occu.
assSss' pied by Messrs r. Harrison and John NJ
g. johnson. Possession will! be given for the
one occupied by MIR. Harrison on the first August
next, and the occupied BY Nr. johnson on first
September next JOHN w hASSIE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-03
MAYNARD s. MOVES
Ink Powder Il AiQuid INK.

1913 the manac urers Determined 20 fuFhIsII t''e
| American public with Ink Po,cder and INK, which
should satisfy those who apply it to the most import
AN, uses in banks public offices, schools &C. and sue
ceeded most fully, as tae following testimonials VIII
show:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-03
Nes,rs Anunard e Moves.

Cheshire BANK. kEENEi N u. {
January |, 1851. )
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-03

RYeIsrER OF DEEDs' OFFICE,
Boston. June Is, 1850.
Messrs. Maynard q Noyes
Gentlemen: Having used your ink shout seve" years
have the pleasure to inform you t'a' II 'u'!
INV exnectations; and from the appearance OF the re-
cords in ny office am satisfied that 1T is superior 10
any have ever used. It flows well, and gives beau
t,fi,l pernanent black. Yours respectfully
HYsEY tLLisE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-03

The '3llowing communication addressed 10 tho -.
pretor OF Judkins' Ointment from the Hon yob, tr'
liaferro Member OF Congress, is highly in,eres,;T,'
The gratu,tous manner in which it is made, cyl :,
feelings OF no ordinary character towards Suffering ID
tention: r"'"' ;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-03

handsomely xecuted
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28
MIR. BERRIEN.

The Globe continues TO assnil this gentleman
and lahors to prove that Mr.. Berricn was anxious
TO remain iii the late Cabinet even undcr the
'mhgn influence" and that his present course is
suggested by resentment at being dismissed: Mr..
BerrIon alIedgcs tho contrary, and his word seems
very current with the public; fer we have neither
heard any man say, nor hoar,. of its having hcon
snid, that his recent statements did not comma nd
tnpicit confidence. The Admins ration could not
nave run against n moro dangerous 'ssnarn-
" neither deserved not, MIR. Dcrrion ccrlainIv
possesses a most cnviablc standing with the
| Public, reputation iiHprcgnab!e against the
whole force of assertion, conjecture and insin
nation The hopo TO prove him unworthy of credit
by any thing short of demonstration, is dcsperate
hope When it comes to MGt-that man go h;gb
y and universally esteemed, shall DO found dcsti.
utc of claim to reracify, dstrust will extend itself
to oil human evidence. At present, there is no
prospect of its coming TO tint. The National In
tclligcncer Of Wednesday remarks:
1--WE have copied from the Government papcr tho
-otcc which it has been thought proper to take Of
hr. B&RREN's Appeal to the Public, because il is
due to the President of the United States Tint orr
readers should lie aPprizcd of tho views which his
confidential rlcnds take, of Il matter so Interesting
10 the whole country as the subject Of Mr.. Bra
EIEh'a Address"
- aO sun liicHO 10 abstain from lutCTiCTJUg in
ihc controversy which RACES between tho different
members ot the l0te administrations and ;eir rar
uelar friends zralous udhcrcnts. Bat yrjtl,out
departing from that determinations VIC must saw
HAT injustice appears to TO be done TO Mr. BgR
RHN, when nc u considered tic assailant Of the
President, Or coHspring aga INST him. either per
'ou"iy or politically. Long after the occur1en
ccs which Sr. u. details in his appeal and arfcr
ne knew that thc Cabinet was dissolved Mr. B. ra
iher went oVt OF bis way, aa wc thought at n pub
nc dinner at Savannah, 10 compliment the Presi
dent for things in him which ne approved whilst he
observed entire silence 10 any ding in his rr.,-,,
which nc had ciaaPprovcd. This shows c!r,rly
what was h's personal feeling and v.lIat he bias
Of inclination, in regard to the President aridu.
ally and politically. lie certainly evinccd any
ti'Hg DEt N-VsiI towards him
Vn The recent occasion, then, how did Mr. By
RIss' find himself situated? The u. = Telcrrapl,
Qhe late official government paPcr) and tic Glob..
I's successor wore engaged in controvcr-
50, IN which tic asserted and the 9th
or denied certain facts relating to Il message sent
by the President TO three members Of the late Cab
'aet. shesc statements were nado Immediately
under the &c oF Mr.. BERRES, who was one Of tie
hroc' and, unless con'radictcd BY him would have
,acI S'pposoa ty 10 sdaci o;aI l. bis eiicnce In
%. CIT. ot tLc c.utrlvet ~ r ,:'rl, '. ii.
lc' '-ieTcNc" 80 ibis gentleman Ly ha., y |
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28
LETTER FROM CALCUTTA.
Extract ola letter from MIR. Hervcy, an Anne,
Missionary

Missionary.
1t has been for several weeks past quite sckIv in
Calcutta. Intermittent and bilious feyors the cho
lera, &c. have swept into eternity 1890 or 1000
souls week. Native and European residents are
more affected than strangers. Cart loads of do.d
bodies in coarse tough boxes, are ofton seen
passing along the streets to be thrown into the
Hoogly.
Europeans bury their dead. Natives of the high.
er castles burn theirs, those the lower castles who
are TOO poor to be at the expense of burning theirs
throw them INTO the river with all such as have
their estate.
In coming up the river saw several corpscs float.
ing on TIE surface OF the water, upon one of which
4 or D crows were feasting The city is almost lit.
orally alive with crows, kites, and large kind OF
birds, called Adutants, and at night Jackalls vcn-
ture into town. These are all the scayengers OF
the city. II is against the law to kill any of the
birds; and If mistake not Jackals have legal pro-
lection. Hence they all become very tame. Crows
often steal meat from the Cook houses and from
children's hands. The Jackal is much like fox
but considerably larger. They go in droves, and
scream and halloo almost exactly like noisy chill
dren let out of school.
Calcutta is about Is miles in circumference and
contains from half million to SIC, 900 souls The
European population is from to 10000, mostl,
English Such heterogeneous race of beings
never saw before, are seen in these streets
here are people from almost every nation undo,
Heaven, dressed in their native costume, an,
exhibiting their own peculiar manners Ih,
natives OF the lower casts are entirely naked ex
cept narrow strip of cloth round the waist Thci
features are generally good, not as dark as nero,
but nearly. Their moral condition ia truly denlo
rable. But the Gospel which alone can alleyiat
them may be considered as already established here
and its influence is to some extent felt throuphou
the city, and in parts of the country round-TPhiI
| Sdcl. Chron.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28
COMlIrNICATRD.
COMMUNICATED.
SCENE AT MASHINGTON-GL nrr,.r

SCENE AT WASHINGTON-G Oyytce
Btair, with the Telegraph in his hamd-musia,
and biting his fingers.
| Entcr-KeHdaH.
BtGt-(awaking as from dream, and lookin,
| Kendall III the face for moment ms if tn diy;n5
his tcelngs)-why Kendall, you look as blue rs when
the rev court Judges turned out
hcndaH-Ihc comparison would be sfronpcr Il
applied TO yoursclf-I lost no Office on that occa
sion.
Biar-Wcll d-n me, if have seen a. uor,, ,
snipc, or any thing else, Except my own ef1y in
Lexington, when they put corn-cob in its month
10 make 1T resemble mine, rs you arc now What
Waterloo? Well have always Thought Won
man of cxpodiont, and that it was d-n hori ~
hem you, but by G-d--hu, ha, hal think von,ro
iii bag now, with the mouth lied
KCndaiL-May- be not.
BtnT-Why how is il possible to avoid Il blow, ~, ?
hcndatt-Recollect the relief laws, where we
gTavey commended, that to force creditor In ro
ccvc 300 notes in commemorative paper. ,yortI,
Do cents IN tie dollar, in payment of specie deLf
OF 500, was just At first, this would seem ridic
ulous, and the danger is in being tripped nm bv
public opinion, at the outset-but ssert bnIJ ~,
/. IS so, and that you collecting materials In do
monsirate the fact TO any man Of common ac,eo
Tho ignorant expecting something in future t,L
the clue, and keep off tho enemy anticipafi,r e.
promised hsIp.-ln the mean time, draw your cnc
my into argument, and he will be sure to give ,,o
some collateral matter to 90 uyon.-Ncver foyy,oi
tho main question, but obliqucly and bu. 1tIo IN
gcnuity will he wanting to find materials 10 howl
der tho common reader. The intelligent MAJ, -
be sure, may turn off in disgust if an encmvMt,u3
if we support Our cause tolcrably WELL the iutalI;
gent friend viii smile, and not desert rsf-rIceI
be stubborn Frgiuiln--I avn ratacr afraid nr
them. "
Bl"ir-"e!l soborly and houcsiIy-wlaf do vo,
think ought TO bc done III this casc?
hcHdolt-Deny The whole 1stly, and boldly
Express your aaonisiuont nj tho degradation -
whicl: human nature has arrived lfcr If Won do,f
tiey Till-thoroforc occupy Tie field ff.;) End A.
tribute ihe whole matter 70 their disappointment =
The common people will believe it; and thew are o
VIC need care for. Don't you rccollcct whom, with
Guy any other resort III relief times, wrote against
''the rich and we-born-the lawyer faction e. ~
suppose you were now, in your sober senses. fo
take mp file Of the Argus of those relief times
could you read those essays without laughipg7-
: ct they took with the boys! There is NOTHING
'"- t'scF'nrr u PUT down the enemy, and be,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28
KENTUCKY.

On Monday, the elections in kentucky occur
1t is to DO regretted, that the lato precious dsco
s,res OF MIR. Berren, will not reach that State in
time for general circulation before the election.
Were that the case, confident hope would BIO
ted into certainty. Those disclosures are postra.
ting Jscksonism, whthcrsoever they have reached.
But, Notwithstanding this unlucky circumstance,
we cannot otherwise than believe, Judging from all
we have heard seen, that kentucky will be rcvo-
lutionizod and the friends of Mr. Clay atchiovc 4
complete triumph The kentucky Reporter of
July goth, says-
From the Montgomery district we have the
most satisfactory accounts. Mr.. DAVIS will beat
DANlEL, 1t is believed, by handsome mnjorities in
two thirds of the counties.
In tho Bourbon district Mr. MARSH ALL will
beat COLEMAN in ; Of the counties which compose
that district His majoritics in two Of them will
be large, while Mr.. CoeInan's in Nicholas will be
reduced considerably below what it formerly WAS
1t IA believed that MIR kINCAID will beat his
opponent Gen. ADAIR, in three %: the four eoun
ties composing his district. But Notwithstanding
Zen Adalrs strange Inconsistency and pcrvcrse adj
heslon TO the nulfcrs of the south, it is said he
will get a handsome majority in the county of
Washing ton.
MIR. LYON, we believe, cannot be re elected. 1t
would be libel upon the honesty and intelligence
OF the people OF his district to admit that they
would choose voracious and unblushinr 4
Treasury Rat, IN preference to the accomplished
and upright BREArHITT. We arc happy to learn
that all late accoun 8 concur in stating that Mr.
rcathit will triumph and that that district hereto
fore considered the strongest for jackson IN tho
State, will not again disgrace itself by clecting MI
| Lyon.
MIR. Chiffon will be reelected by an overwhel
ming majority:
MIR FORDE, wo have little or no doubt will beat
ms opponents LEComPrE and SANDERS.
Mr.. WIcKLIFFE hos been completely nullitied b,
MIR. IHURSTON. His political character being
demolished, he has sta<ed his private claims, and
Is calling Justify upon his personal friends for sym.
Pathy and help. Pie begs them to sare him for hi
tam'tys sake! His family connexions in the dis
Tic are numerous, but this appeal will not change
their principles. His case is desperate
we havo but little information from DIR. GATH
EE's district; st We do not despair of his defeat
MT bkEN rs viii probably be elected.
In th,s tayette, Clark and Woodford district
-hr, ALLAN will beat Mir SHANNON i'll each county
Coi: JOHNSON is still unopposed; yet the Clay
party IN his district is and respectable il
every county, if they do not form majority. VIII
should nc be permitted to walk ovor the course?
Mr. LETcITER's reelection is certain; at least tn
chances are as two to one in his favour. But Their
is not more decided friend TO our cause in the dis
trict than Gen. GARRARD, Mr. LIS opponent.
| Wo shall soon know how near tho Reporter come
to the mark.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

e 20.
tinuc TO occupy it, and claim the victory
Udir-But the old Gcncral-ho must speak, and
what he saw
KcRddl--Icavo that tome, I'll manage him--I
cun easily make him believe that can conceive how
disappointed men may torture salutary advice into
tlrcats--that ho must DO cool who could imagine
that the man who had fought so hard for his couu
try could think of tramplng on tho rights of her
eitizons-;hat the thing is in itself prcpostcrous
and proof however strong could establish such
fact with the American People, who could not
Believe it without being horror struck, and would
not. Tho old horse will begin to think l am right
and that he could not have meant such indignitv to
the Amcrican People. And if he cannot rccoilcct
that the charges against him all lies the view
III which will present it will strengthen his
memory
Ra;r-But the three Secretaries-their state
ments all corrospondng-thc known temper of the
Goncral and Johnson.
KeadaH-Johulon has his cuc-he is a s.iudici
nus" man--hc will not recoloct any thing iniuri
Gus to the President.
Btair.-But truth rs consistent, and needs no guar
ding against enemics-will always tell the tale
and every circumstances will corrvbaratc their story;
whereas, thousand evidences exist to shcw that
We havo a bad cause.
hendGH.-N onscnsc--thoSc evidences may exist
in Washington, but our friends wont tell it to the
people abroad, and we will fatty deny any state
ments which our enemies may make.
Btnir.--Bcrricn, Branch and Inrham are abroad
j fear they will DO bolcvcd--and then to mako
the President of the United States tell a flat licI
Kendall Impatiently .)-Then 90 to sleep-put
up your pen-loso the public printing, and lose me
my office.
Blair-Wcll-I will try what mpudcnce and
assurance will do, and you must help me-
ksndaH-It is life or death-boldness is tho
word---Exeunt.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

rUMoiS HON Inc grant, q. to otLtU., tho parties
to the compact, &c. Now this language may suit
present party purposes very WE'LL but assertion Alone
OF these great principles, will not do it must be
shown to be truo from historical facts-I dcny that
the States are parties, notwithstanding the Virgin
III Resolutions of '9S, and whenever il becomes
necessary, those resolutions will aid mo much, in
demonstrating the truth of my proposition 9th
or parts of the James City preamble are as full of
error as this, and will be noticed hereafter IL is
admitted that Congress can exercise no powers bu,
such as are enumerated, or such may be neccs-
sary and proper to DC assumed, in the execution of
specified grant OF power bat then this brings us to
another diSputablc point; may not general power
DO enumerated Us well as special? If it cannot
whyi The power to regulate commerce, il gen
Graz power; tho power TO provide for the common
dctsnce, is almost bouudloss; say nothing about
general welfare. With these introductory remarks
shall take up the principles contained in Judge Sem
Pies preamble, at convenient tlmc and clearly
shcw that the construction which lie gives to the
LIST paragraph of the 9Th section of the LIST article
| OF the Constitution, allowing it to be true (and
nothing can DO more erroneous) will not deprive
Congress OF any part of the power of which they
arc possessed by the plain reading of the instru
incnt; and that the criticism has no other effect
than to deprive the paragraph, ofsome of the beau
ty, SO justly ascribcd 20 it, as a composition
WYTHE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

~ The q. States Gazette, thus dcscr. hes those
gentlemen at Philadelphia, who signed the Pro-
tocol," renouncing adhesion to Gen Jackson for !.
second election.
The number Of the signers had nothing to do with
tho character or influence Of the paper; that num-
Der might easily have been increasdd hut the char
dctcr ot the sIgnors, connected with parry DoIi-
tics, rs OF importanccthc individuals vi hose mn mes
are fixed TO the paper, the Jealous and eff
cient organizers oftho "Jacks0n and Hjcksry lbs
tho unvarying promoters of Jacksonisn SACRIFICING
time, money Il health to the cause: not only the as
flduous iaborers, but the accredited agents of Jack
sonisIn; the men to whom the party looked for its
cue tho very prompters of the other actors the di
rect moving and efficient spirits of the cause here
ana consequently the real persons to whom Jackson
should look us the means by which ho was elected;
n, moreover, be it said by way of climax the vory
men who constituted that portion of the Jackson
party which tho Inquirer has most delighted to hon.
or lhoy were the ORIGINAL friends of ackson those
who nominated him 20 succeed Mr.. Monroe those
VINO advocated him against Crawford and Calhoun
those who ''cried aloud" against his defeat those
who reneminated him, established and used the
means tor his election, rcoiced in his Success lau
Ged the creed which he put forth in his letters and
inaugural address, started his first violation of
faith; defended the single dcreliction doubted ut
Its repetition, were Heuralized by its contamination
md made openly and conscientiously hostile by
the unhushing violation ofeyery pledge andsevery
profession of principle
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

u The Telegraph enquiries, it'tho Row Mr.. Dcy
who preached sermon few days ago before tho
President on "evi speaking" isSnot candidate fer
Officer
Tho Rev. Mr. Robb is TO succeed DR.. Randolph,
1t is soid as First Clerk of tho War Department.
The Rev. Obadiah i, First Clork in the General
Post Office. The Rev. r. 5. Evans, Eaton's brother
in Law, has snug clcrkship. We knew good
political reason, why clcrgymsn should not suck Il
little Treasury pap, we'll as others; only, their
Hocks must GO unattended