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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
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DEAN SIT beg leave 10 Inform You ,bo, h,vo La,
of ur' -ertSl month. affected gh such virn, nam,
N NY h's' "ghF and l"y, and swelling Of Tho ,n,ns
.onm ng fsi hay nor pish, nothing Nat was Spucd gavo
~ Ieif, uni neighbour Of Informed nv m Tho fnd.
tirici hav ng p"rinrmd muny cufcs, I sent n, hoI
Et save wOndIiul relief and ny usin: two boxes and
"''' ! iO1 rs Won ~ ever ! IiD.
YOu ubcdrnt -f- tu,. I IyEIgu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
Additional Proof of the Value of
SHEPHERDS OINTMENT
MIR. JOHN II. EUSTACE-

NJ X. JOHN II. EUSFACE-Dcar Sir II gives
w me pleasure to add my s'imouy to the won
.rt"i operation OF your Truly invaluable "Shephsr s
u'"'me"t and to advise you of upon II self
that almost would seem Go hafHe belief.
For thirty years have been threatened with What
IS called white swelling IN one uf my legs about SIX
years past, the limb was afflicted will, a violent acute
rheumatic affection, and broke out from the knee 20
,he anc,e, in deep and painful applied hun
'reds ct remedies. simple and compound. advised by
people, who's experience had given them celebrity in
sheh matters, but received no substantial benefit.
then resorted Ia the practice of mcnical men, but
found little or no benefit. Finding thai must part
with my limb or my life, began to prepare my mpd
10 submit to the knife-as last resort TO heal the
limb, was advised to ,ry your Shepherds Ointment,
IN August, purchased small jug, and have con,nu-
cd the application according to the directions until
perfect cure IS msde-my leg is as free of pain and
disease as ever it was-and can safely pronounce
that the Ointment alone produced the astonishing re.
suit communicate this that all who NAV be suffer
ers from like causes, may an like manner, be certainly
and speedily relieved. have used il also in a mum
Der 1T cases Of fresh wounds in my family with sing
lar efficacy Very respectfully yonr obi serv't
BHNJAMIN WILLIAMS Scn'r
Stafford County, Va. 10th Dec. 1850.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
AlR J. II. EU.rAcE.

Dear SIR That the public may know the super;or
ehcacy OF the Invaluable Shepherds Ointment it AZ
iorus me pressure to state to you in which
was sosned oy my friends, to Try 1t in my family
negro boy OF mine wSs laid up with the most unman
sgeablc sore on his ANGLE. ever saw and expected
to be deprived Of his services for the winter. pur.
ch.sed small pot at your store, and Ia my crca,
qualification and a.tonshment, before used half the
contents OF the pot his ANGLE cured, and the boy
agan at his daily occupation. Very respectfully
JNO. SHEPPARD.
IenricO County. DC. %, l8O
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
No.A E,ghM St,llt Ph,iaIsinh,n ~ u ~. u

,o.,h t'Ehh ht''3 Philadelphia. .lvRuSt q lttS
DEAR SIR About a yrnr and n L,lC 90 4 -. =,
w. "''d tih lthcumliism. what mT I,hy-,r,an i,,rn
- Nf'W,'' '''r, my puus that ,yn,,id
y" my - 10" it uf To- give you drscrlIun ihcg arc
N-l'I b'N'I " if-Sn Lib'UfJz under Hhpun
orI - r'-rrri hpd neither re-; mo-, ssc,, az @ nnn
VIM TOOK iiw P"adclphs llda EXtt'r, ,,r ,,,,n,
," ~ i's' Nhh singular success attrJ t,L, . a,
80 '" ,,'9. mi s',w W" continued ii,c 1,so 81
We ''f''' ui'r and the I-iins gradually kI ne ,csod
u q '.= 'h' dry. mi hid refreshing slcn I,,,,,,g H.
h'' "i continued =" gyi U,cT. uh got lstGr iy Vs." WE
Nr,t 'pI'Tf,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24

r tnH,rSs. Of Edinburgh. speakip< Of IhcsS r. say,
nfNc uscd th'In m my pfacuce, web the
nu ma thsTn q, b. mnst valuable remedy IN cnss az
hc-TnatI-in and well calculated do good and
therefore recommend them 10 gcnera bcne confident
eIP3in'ci who may have occasion 10 tins ratpIII.
WIiiciRc 49, -''''
ir. Clarke. Of NrvYrk IN letter 10 Tho agent of n =.
Iu," cong Indies 10y saying Every class of people "
iri IN the Iu5'g Ertrdct rhcap md yalutte Irrr e.,
c H'T'nattsH have generally iounn 1ps C. ne
ouIes have prOdocCd cure. ASA CLARKE 81 II
F'""' -~-r..'abIs rhs-i,ian Bedford ,o7yt, Pa,
svirdn,f. wv" '"''"V Z ''fH
Irc = ~ my ru,Fhto'Ithond gentleman who H., lcru
"n'Hy afflicted W'iI hhrunnm fpf ycnrs M. H..
ps1 u-irf tho Fdngcost. tho or seven 10
nc GOT Tn nd 90 rB fuI box Uf the pll. which ,,
using and RECORDING much benefit from nni am or -,
l"i" "i "ur ~ 'SO bUIr1 will piv-c t.,!',i
I"'@- ''r'''c ~ !" Oa y ''iIhble m'riChc !. T..
~" In" ItUrCtot lT7l rrrciyr' hr nl,y~ NJ r-.r,
Si>h. that In should eI,"ii' hy !, vrii
an h'~ uni H ~ ~ hosrr mode Tor pt-,~ ,,,l, 49,.
POM I'inrt lpy Containing IN uiir
DT RpHEkT HAREiS. Jun. of PIn,I,Irb, H., ~. =
- NJ ~ ~" rs static dispose nf IN. -1n. ,.,i;
saver 10 appoint ason'I .ShcIc he may ih!nk IrIi,r "
= BFDIvELI
his rnedrinc. says pr Windcr Of saIcm IL, on, ..
u br; ever introduced 10 thC public in hands of ~,
IcH I7d'a:' ~ known only cure for REs,, sI,,,.
o snre has rpn the hands N European and Amey,c.
Dbt .ifu- ~ TB- ba'n nsc.rtancd thai Srur-P
Iris md nptracllEE Consumption have yielded ~, M
MGunuCc.' " ''''''-" w "'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24

Louisa CoURr House., Va. Dec. 2i. 1850.
Mr.. JSo. H. KusrAcE,
Dear Sir:-"Seeing the many certificates with
which YOUR Patent Ointment has been recommended
to the public II would seem to be super1uous for me
TO attempt to give another. But when reflect upon
the many impositions. the public has received can
but Justify their credulty and knowing that in the
multiplicity OF witnesses that people will be inclined
to rely and believing the very superior virtue OF your
o,ntme Mt as remedy for white sweing-I therefore
oisr the following short certificate viz-On the tenth
day OF November last my wife delivered of a fne
boy, and TO all appearances was likely to do we'll
but about the 10Th she began TO complain Of voIcn,
PAIN IN her left hip, and it sweed from her hin
TO her ANGLE to an alarming size. purchased Jug
OF N. Shepherds Patent Specific Ointment of MIR
Elisha Jackson, applied two plssers at one time one
on her thigh and ono her leg, each extending near
~ around them. Upon applying the first paistets in
few moments she sta ed it appeared TO feel hike
there were small needles passing from the bone r.,
the shn, IN han an hour she commenced q most
agreeable perspirition, became quite easy Of the rpn
and had an agreeable nights rest which she had no,
enjoyed Tor several days before. The next evening
removed the FIRST plaster, which found had much
aoated the swelling. then applied two other pIais-
iers which entirely relieved her at that time low
ever, IN few days she began 10 complain of the
small OF her back and her right leg. ! Immediately
applied the ointment to them and il had all the des
red effect and she is in good health. Had not
met with your Ointment, IL might have cost me manv
doctors visit, and much costly medicine to no nur
pose.-Youns with much respect,
s1RODERT T. Uttrp1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-20
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-20

as 10 delame his own friend (he had often
prolessed friendly regard for Mr. Ar
mold, without, at least, hope olderivng
some benefit to himself by it. And there
fore, having given the stab 10 Mr. Arnold,
the candidate for Governor whom he OPP
posed, and charged him with an attempt
to dciraud the State, he promptly ascrlbcs
to Gov. FENNER (the candidate whom he
supporis,) the merit of having detected
and defeated the fraudulent design. lie
/ MIR Potter had been ovcr-rcached and
deceived, but His Excc'iency GovEnNoR
FENNER undcccircd him. Gov. FEWER
informed him (Mr Potter so and so
and, but for this information, derived from
Gov. tENNER and other sources h. rcrHV
bciicrod Hai he GwpdaIcM d&i.ns Of
,NrSsrs Hypoid ard ,Simmoas wouii krrr
been SHcrceyfH. This is lulsomr lis
pii.ui. What information did G5rGa0r
FoaHer or o"oH'r g,ahcm1a trom Prort-
dcnce possess; ; what Sin9lc fact did they
know, which was not as well known to
Mr. Potter? As to Mr. Wilkins jpdike,
who is also mentioned in the letter, he
merely reminded the House that the prof
l> OF the old road were very great, and
that probabIy the propricIors had been
reimbursed great part, il not all, of
their investments and interest, AMI he
therefore moved for Committee OF in
quiry. But what was there in This, from
which Mr. Potter, or any other member,
could derive any new LIGHT:
MIR Potter represents that, upon being
undcccivcd by E0rGH0r FrHnrr, h. op-
poseI the paSsa@e Of Hc Gci H,a (Jrnc
Session, 1880, the only time it has ever
been before the House, ond has crcr
since oppo>,d il. We have seen how he
opposed it in juno, by the above quotation
from his speech in favor of it and it is
equally certain that he never opposed it
afterwards, for it has never since been
caIIeC up or acted upon, as appears by
the cc.iiicatc of William 5. Putcn, Esq
Clerk of the House, which has alrcrdy
been published.
/ But with respect TO GorrIpor FcaRcr's
part in the affair, It's very questionable
whether he and Mr. Potter were then on
speaking terms, for it has been no secret
that they had been long extremely cool
and sour towards each other. That Mr.
Potter was greatly disgustcd with thc
proceedings OF In" Caucus held at East
Greenwich the summer before, to nomi-
nate candidates for Congress, the pro-
cccdings Of IS hirh Caucus were dictated
hv Gor1mo,' Fcnnn. And the breach
thus made between them VAS afterwards
wid"nrd by Mr. poucr's obtaining for
/ Mr. Danlnrlh the place Of Collector Of
the roIt of Providence, to the exclusion
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-20

(page 90 they refer to the trcasurer's
certificate to prove that no reliance coTtd
be placed on the calculations and assel-
tions contained in the libellous pamphlet
as to the amount of the capital stock of
that Company, or the par ralue II he
shares. The false statements in the
pamphlet were, that the shares were $50
each, and that the capital stock was
s 5000 whereas, in truth, but $50 bad
been paid on each share, and the stocks
amounted to but 900; these were
the errors Intended to be corrected by
Aliens certificate. And having thus
perverted t.at certificate from is rlain
meaning, he goes on building upon his
lalschood, just ~ he did in his first
pamphct, until he Ills col,.inns with his
calculation, and remarks, all hanging
and depending wholly upon that paIpablc
lie.
Whocycr shall cast his eye over the
rest OF the sheet we rcfcrto, will perceive
that it carries with il It's own rclutation
The last Jackson paper printed in this
town, contains very windy article sign
cd "Ncwport," about Mr.. Bulls services
as Representative lronlhi' town in the
G"rornI Assembly. Among the vcoy
wcightv matters it urges in favor Of his
reelection, is that she isanatiyc citizen
of this town. This to be sure is of ye-
~ great con~cqucncc--espcclally when
it is considered that the very person who
wrote that article, il himself, an intcrlopcr
here, and has rendered himself more Of
icnsiyc in politics 10 the pcaccablc citi-
2cns of this town, during his very short
residence with us, than any other ten
strangers that reside IA this community.
Nathaniel S. Ru@glcs, Esq. the caudi-
date nominated by the National itrpub-
licans for second Representative, Is, in
nothing that gnc: to constitute an able x
efficient Representative, TO say the 'cast
of hn) a hairs breadth behind Henry
Bull, ESQ. As to the ".Sroyd cf pro-
acrplion's being raiScd against III. .DalI,"
as the dcrp'y nt1res',d writer Of that ar
ticlc asserts, because hc, Mr.. i. does
II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-20
BOOTS .A.ETF. = G7IGGT
s3EIN.E. T1AE2GFF, ,yEG.

-Ss.. =. - "a s&t:5Es, j a.
r., HAS inst ,,,urncd from
New ! ork, with a COM
s'c1- .>-~s. rl.tcass,,.mcrt Of Stock Of
TO- every kiad there used for
ladies SHOES. such as suacrGnc Last
mos ordlrrcnt colors: DcnmarIl Sauius.
Jn Frrncb N,,rocc, and kid ocdiGcrcnt
,olors. Rronzc do, do, Of the first
o,oI;,,
un Los also ,,rcboscd = now sct or
Las; ,ftcr tbc frs, sty,c.-and hired n
FIRST rotc vL,lodc,ghja workman to make
,hc ohovc articles ol the shortest notice.
On hand ~ usual. comp!etc assort-
mon, of BOOTS 6, SHOES
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-20

In addition to the very interesting de-
tails in the preceding columns, we have
b. the GEoEGE CAYNING, arrived at y.
y olk from Liverpool, London dates to
March 2}d and Liverpool to the ith--
three days later.
The most important event in these pa
rcrs is the vote in the House OF Com
l1ons or the I'd reading Of Lord John Rus
sells bill for Parliamentary Rj'rm. In
the fullest House ever known, the vote
stood. For the Bill 30s; against it 30 :;
majority /. The weather in Poland had
prevented any new operations. Moth
ing important from Belgium or Franco.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-20
y iiW GOODS.


: DIN =. TOWNSEND has lust received
q" from Now York a supply of
.NEU' and F.lSIIIO.N:IBLE GOODS,
OD01g irhich dre---
Superior English gioghau. Of ncw style. also
oal'oi.
legaut French uuslins,
ns.'sh and French mourning ginghams.
Ioug"~s silks for dresses,
icaaut fancy hd,fs great variety;
ir-h she ling, linens,
Superb cloths, cdssuneres,
Green harege AID green g1uz. wells,
Real silk bohhnct lace vca,
" Nlda black homblsin, grapes. sc.
great variety of goods TO equip children for
Election
Lace footing, wide bobbinett lace,
Elac, lasting; biz lng,ish canbIet, very fash
ionsbe for men s wear
l. Ga great assortment Of superior Me-
rioo 'h,w's.
he above vih great variety Of GOODS no,
oHumca,.d, viii bee sold at prices which canno,
fail 10 be satisfactory. april l3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-20
HAIL NEW-NORk eEi

We have unpleasant runours about the remo'-
nj Of commodore Rainb'dgc it has been a'rlbu-
ted in the Opposition prints, and IN the private
circles her-, to some offence that was taken by
Mr. Kendall, the 4th Auditor 10 some letter re-
ceivcd from Com. H. on public business. lhc
whole blame of the Correspondence Is thrown up
on the lth Auditor: and much odum, ON account
of tho removal, upon the President Nhat are
the facts Of the case' Our support OF Gen. jack
son Will never PERM, Us to sanction any OF hI'
wrorcs Iii. best fcnd, ought never to dsg1.e
the Truth ijom his eyes -Aud much more, from
those of fee prople.-Nc, therefore, US, for IN
explanation before we proceed TO censure the act
RichmOnd EH2Urcr
FroN BpAziL Brig nrucc, fiom haha.
Mach I, reports the markets guitcd;- sales very
limited The Province in very unsettled state,
aud Revolution daily expected
Smith. the Bank Eobher, IL TO be tied IN New.
York, NAV ID
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-20
Id DEAT'E2S.

In Little Compton, Iith inst. Mrs. Elizabeth
Church, wie Of Mr. Joseph Church, in the 69tb
year of her age.
In Providence, 18th, Mr.. Pullman Williams, a
sed So years.
In Warren, ith Mr. Samuel Child, son ofthe
late John Child Esq, aged o5 years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-20
To I,IT,

g,7,I lad possession gircn 10Th ms.
49,, ,s Tilr store now occupied by rcnJ
.sSis,.srsa II Altman. Enquire a, this Office.
apuIe
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-20
NEW EEDHS.

& new and fashionable a-so tncu, Of Se2son,-
d. "a bla Goods, received t'i- day, aud for sale by
HARVEY SisSitNS.
april ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-20
NEW-YORK & BOSTON STEAM
PACKET LINE.

Tn Steam boat PRESIDENT, Cap:
Il. :. Bu>KrR, will leave Providence for
Ncw-N ok on Mondays and Fridays, s.
New J orh Cor Providence on Sundays
and Ncdncsdays.
The Steamboat BENZ. FRANKLIN,
Capt. r. s. huvEER, will leave Provi-
dcn"c f.r Ncw-York on Sundays and
Wednesdays and from Ncw-T orl; for
Providence on Mondays and Fridays.
The stated hour OF these Boats sailing
from Providence is at | O'Clock 2. NJ. and
from New York at O'Clock P. NJ. with
the exception OF the President. which for
the better accommodation of the public,
will icaYe Ncw-Norl at 5 o'clock in the
morning, on Sundays only, running
hrJrg By GGr-EgiD.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-20

ANOTHER BLOW TO JACK

ANOTHER BLOW TO JACK
SONISM.-Thc city of New York, in
its rcccut charter elections, has gained a
signal triumph over the Jackson party
A majority Of the Boord Of Aldermen
chosen, arc opposed to the administration.
What a Charge! What warning !!
\ Not great while since, and the jackson
patty had a majority of more than Ten
thousand in New York, and that great
city was its strong hold Ell A l. l.
HAIL NEW-NORk er1t
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-20

Our advertising friends must indulge US THIS
week-they shall have ample space in our next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-20

j l. = \ l. Z DIR l. II III Q y ID,
I. = hS Just received another 10, Of Fashionable
u Z STRAW EO%hiTS of all sizes Also
an clcgpnt assortment Of .NEF GOODS, d.
nong winch are the following, w.
French printed nusIins, Thread Lace.,
Dress chiu's. Iolburt do.
New style ging'lane, Embroidered belts.
Striped plaid aud fg7rcd l'lcgout ribbons,
dlo. Cauzc wells
Embroidered hd'ds Mourning prints
SC. sc. ap il 1s.
IN AN'yD, an apprentice 20 the h'-c'suiths
" business, n smart had, fou llto ~ year,
Of age, one fiou the country would be p.cr.rred.
Good encouragement will be ciyen,--Nppy TO
tOENLLILS +. NILlOUR.
april 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-20

~ ~ EhT. hns Just received 3j casos,
. trunks, bales aud packages ot~rI.lNDiD
GOODS, as was ever h,ooght iuio the town. No
mistake. l. j-Iutculals neAt wccA
april lr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-20
fSSIG.NEE'S .NOTTCE.

yyvllF subscriber having received an assignment
Of the p oporty OF DAVID konmAN for the
benefit of hs creditors, hereby requests those who
have drmmds against hlm to present them, and
those Indebted 10 mala immediate payment, as 1t
is Necessary h. a'llirs shoud be speedily settled
Such os ,er,ain urp'd after the TEN Of May next.
will be paced in the hand, Of an attorney for col.
lection. DANIEL. B. DAVIS. Assignee.
rpil c, 1891.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23
District If Columbia,
County of HIerafldrtd,

COuSHy W nse'fs"ee, D'''
APRIL TERM, 1881.
Ann Eliza Pevton, Complainant,
.dgainst
Francis Peyton, administrator with lIy cuANcERy
the will annexed of Ann Pey
ton, deceased, and Others, De-
PENDANTS,
TIME Defendants. Abraham Foreman and Elizabeth
l. Foreman, not having entered ueirAppeaIsnce to
this suit aud given security according to the statute
and the rules of,his Court and appearing to the
tiiacton of the Court that the said Abraham Foreman
and Elizabeth Foreman not inhsbitauts OF the Dis
trct OF Columbia, on the motion Of the Complainant,
by her counsel II is ordered. That tn. said absent De.
PENDANTS Abraham aud Elizabeth Foreman, do appear
here on the first day Of the next Ferm ana enter her
appe arance to this suit and give security for perform
ing the DEGREES of the Court, and that copy Of this
order be forthwith published in the Phenx Gazette for
two months successfully; and that another copy be
posted at the front door of the Court House of said
County. Test:
NAV 23-2m EDM. l. LEE, C, C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23
Notice.

ylSHE subscriber intending for Florida, offers for sale
4 the Tract or LIND wheroor he now resides,
in Norhumbe rland County, State Of Virginia, contain.
ING rs acres with good orchard. houses, outhouses,
store, blacksmith shop, ship and lumber yard, being
rood stand for all the above branches OF business,
which he has carried on TO advantage for number OF
wears and not exceeded by any place in the Northern
Neck for health, convenience and commanding an ex'
tcnsiye view ofthe Potomac and mouth OF Yeocomco
rivers navigable water, with abundance ot hsh ana
oysters two thirds around IT.
Also, another TRACT of seventy-ive Acres,
about three fours c! mile from the former, also on
nayigable water, with good Orchard, House. and
Barn.
Also, another TRACT of one hundred and
twenty five acres about mile and hall from the lat
ter having only Dwelling House and few Fruit
Trees, but heavily timbered with Oak Chesnut' Ce.
dar and Spruce Pine; being only about TWO hunoreo
wards from the he ad Of tide water
The whole of these places are watered with never
falling springs and sufficient quantity OF each IN eul
tiyation; and the lshd of as good quality a. any ID
the neighborhood. Tnot sold before the 5th gay oil
July ex, they WILL that day. if fair ii not, the next
fair dav he sold at public auction, on the premises
Terms liberal, and made known on the day OF sale
viii also sell on that day, all the remaining stock
of Dry Goods. Hardware and Grsceries' WIN num-
| her Of other articles too tedious to enumerste
The first Tract may be had by paying about one
half the remainder with forty fifty acres OF land adj
;o;nng ma, be had during Thos. Wroe's life BY be.
.o,onS curator for him great bargain may be had
of .II or either of the above places by applying to Tho
Subscriber ON the premises, to Lindsay, Hill Co.
Ale xsndris, ID. e. 'h"1' H""
Yeocomico. apr l8-eot5thJy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23
Fruit, etc.

0CAsES Chinese preserved ginger
: do double refined lemon syrup OF superiauNe
excellence
700 lbs Uarseilles almonds
Ceases shelled do
so lbs Barbsdues tamasinds
10 boxes prunes
800 lbs Madeira nuts
Sboxes Geneva oitron
? do pine apple cheese
70 DO oranges and lemons
50 drums figs
100 baskets Dublin table salt
boxes vermicelh
5 quarter boxes Cuba cigars
boxes Martinique cordial, Annette Noyou'
and Parfat Amour
: BOXES best London mustard
Ceases brandy fruits. together with
Olives, capers, and anchovies
Received h, a lar, arrival from New York, and FOL
neey j. u. HEPBURN
nav 2S-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23
S2S ReWa ard

DANAwAY firm the subscriber, about inc i''n '"'
~ slant, neglo man, named
PHIL;
stout, strong, we'll made fellow OF DARK comp -.
on, abou. y wars of age, has SCR on one OF his
s6s near the ankle and his feet are clumsy and turn
VI, a6;e ne took with hi sundry articles OF elo.h'
rg among them dark cassnett coat and Pantaiooh,,
Il exactly shke, and brown linen round lacket-no
Gter marks recollected.
Whoever viii apprehend anil deliver the said '1no"
70 ne, or to Mr. George White, Auceoneer anu I"
N''son Merchant Alexandra, shall receive the Aoo'e
'"1 wi 's'''"-- JOHN ARNOLD.
Nng George County, Va. May 2s-dS'Seo"