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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14
DRU0s, NdHDIOII6ES, &C.

DRUGS N06OxO810a s9v O3Os
!INuE subscriber has just received the following articles, com
prsg part his Spring supply Of Drugs, Medicines,
&c &c, aud expects by carly arrivals from the forth, the
remainder those jus, received, tho following viz
Ground logwood,
Red wood
Nicaragua do
Fustc
Camwood
Ivory black
CoPperas
Spirits turpentine in barrels
Spanish brown, dry and GROUND IN MI
Tfussian blue
French green
Nandykr bIowo
Chrome green
Chreme yellow
white lead, dry and in oil
Ecrm,lion Chinese and English
Drop lake
NeIdg,is, dry aud In OIL
Rose PINK
Acetate and sulph mophiua
Piprine iodine
Suiph nninnc
Gum opium
Do sandaracn
DO alocs
Do mastic
Sal kra,us
Pearl apioca
fcal barley
Hcnry's genuine calcine, masnesia
Hurs patent trusscs
Tv "'""i head do do
Rouge in pots, pearl powder
Quo of rose, bears oil
For sale the accommodating 'emsCourmy AleI
chants, Physicians and others respectfully invited cal
apIa HUGH c. MCNAMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14

- UGARS.-St. Crolx. Porto Rico, and New Or
- leans Sugars-i0r sale by
~ OTIS, DUNLOP g. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14
Certificate of The Proprietor.

THIS il 10 certify that have appointed Doctor
AGENT in the United States, 10 dispose OF that
yalnabic medicine, called the Poladdphis or India
Extract, with full power to appoint agents whcrc
he may think proper; and as the great demand
may induce unprinciplcd persons 10 fabricate The
medicine To the injury Of the public, have thought
proper - accompany this certificate, signed in nv
own hand writing, with the directions round each
box; and the ciTcrtuay 10 detect counter.
fcits, tho public will observe the signature of my
agent on the outside o? every box. To comterfei,
which Is felony. And the purchaser is requested
10 cNnmu" carefully the outside of the Box and if
the name of Robert Harris Jun is not on il the
Mcdicmc Is not genuine. Signed at my Office, No
- Greek Street, IoSDoS.
FRANCIS nEnlypII At r,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14
MEDICINES, &C.


'EllE Subscriber has lately we'd, and is now
receiving part of his Spring supply of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, &c.-among which are the fol-
lowing articles, viz:
$50 kegs white lead
g do Spanish brown
j ccrnons Spanish indigo
% bbs Spanish brown
100 do do whiting
do spirits turpcrtlac
do castor uil
5000 lbs putty
- boxes window glass
500 gro bottle corks
do klddcr's superior indclblr ink
| do cayenne peppar
Pipe clay, for cleaning soldiers belts
20 lbs cocuus indcus
20 lbs oatmeal. superior article
| case GumorT
do gum shellac
do gum opium
Rose pink, hair powder
Cologne,
Florida. and Water
Lavender J
Naples SOAP Thompson'< eve water
French green, n superior prtiClc 10 paint
winduw blinds
Carminc
Gum elastic
lsinglass, Russia Sheet
Ivory black
Black lead
Gears Oil, SC.
And large variety OF fancy Snuff Boxes, Perfu
merry, &c. for sale on the must accommodating
terms, by J. II. EUSTACE.
mar &c
WAS Committed 10 the jail OF Goochand Coun
w ty, The 9TH day Of June 1890, n negro man
who calls himselfIob. Goldman and says he is a free
man, that be was bound Nelson Vanderbilt. and
served his apprenticeship to him n shoemaker, IN
ho City OF Richmond, that lie afterwards worked at
said trade. With Cooke &, Ryan, in said City. He
~ aboct 81 Yeas old brown compIc:on, about f,e
inches hlgh--he quito sensible. md can read and
write The owner if any, is requested TO prove
property, pay charges nnA take him awav otherwise
he will be dealt with as the Law directs.
W. LEWIS, Jgilor f3r
ran 81 wl2w WIN. BOILING. Sheriff.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14

i''m Mr. UMtdn IN q; PG,nier and Gia:i,r, No. u
Sruh Eshh STRAIT. PhiiddeiDh'a .7ugnst ~ IAN.
DEAR SlR- Ahnui year and half ago was drcol
fully afflicted with Rheumatism what INV nhy.ir,n ,e,,,
Ell Kh"umnic Guui my panS go great that II would
DC impossible Tor mo tp give DESCRIPTION they r-s
oetcr Known hy those abGurine under Rhcuma,rm thrr
can DE- desc I had neither sleep
when took the PDndclphrs dia Extract arcorDe ,1
Ir drclnn- with very Singular ,uccc$ ac, taking few
d. 'u' 10 sleep, and slept wnil continued the usa al
,h" fYac Pulls and the pains gradually let mo rested
W duTn: ~" day, and had refreshing sleep during lilo
night and continued 10 get better u got perfectly wri
WM RIfTIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14
From Mr.. UflSh.

DEAR SIR beg leave 10 inform you that havr boen
Tor these rcvaa months affected with such violent pains
IN my hips thighs. aud legs and swelling the POINTS thai
could no, rest day nor night nothing applied IA Va
ay rli until ;hbouI Oi informed the IN Z,
E1iTnci having pcrt1rnyd many cues ssrf for = h"x
wiGn gave wonderful relief AMI 10y usng boxes >
hIh. AZ! Us wei =. ever was IN Iay life.
Yout ubeipnt SER mt j. welsh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14
WINTER ARABIAN.

- This beautiful and true Arabian Horse,
w. will stand again at my stable in the eoan.
r AMsy Of brunswick, about fifty.6ve miles
07&y South Of Richmond, and thirty -thrrs
South Of Petersbuvs-fftesn north. east
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-24
Ertract of a letter, dated

s'GIBRALTAR, Dec. d.
s. The last sales of Flour here were at 81 per
Dbl. and there is not barrel in first hands
Hides at 16a per 10 lbs. Good Cocoa IS OF cur
rent sales, also clean Cotton, Sugar and Coffee
are very dull, and no demand. although the adj
vices from the upper Ports state an Pimrrovemen'
in these articles.
"Grain has risen in Smyrna and Constantlnople,
and shipments of Flour TO those ports recon-
mended. Sales of all the American Flour having
been made at S1O per Dbl. This, if correct. will
be of benefit to that which may arrive here, as
all from Malta has been disposed OF for the Ionian
Islands,"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-24
BOSTON MARKET-JAxuAny l..

Fyour.--The market throughout the week
has been quite langud, and holders have sub
United to reduction of about 12a cts. per Dbl.
on the late advance, the principal sales have been
for expectation; Philadelphia at sc; Alexandra
and Fredericksburg mountain, 6 co a %; do
do. lowand 5 O5; and 800 bbls. Richmond City
Mills, 90 per bbl.; Howard street to the trade.
5 "a 6 90 cash; and Gennesee at the range OF
quoted prices.
Graia.--The Grain market is firm at reported
prices, and the supplies are not large; the sales,
during the week, have been, ordinary yellow
round Corn, CSC. and good 20 y, do. flat g. a
69, and white &C. at which rates several cargoes
have boen taken. Oats are selling at Al AZ
for prime heavy, and light do. ST. soc. Rye is
on the decline: the stock being greater than the
demand; sales of Northern have been made at 75c
per bushe. The quantity ofCorn and Rye import
ed since January. 1880, is 1,26l, 07S bushels.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-24

The WEATHER.

New YORK, Jan. 10.
SnOp.-Many of our narrow streets are i'm
passabe, and contracts have been made and the
work commenced, to convey the snow into our
rivers
Not less thln 10000 laborers were yesterday
employed in shovelling the snow off the walks and
carving il from our yards. This extra work is
great relief to the labOring classes. and this
happy state of things tor them will probably con-
tinue for several days. Its fortunate that the
weather is not severely cold.-N. T. Gaz.
TIE SOrm.--lt will be seen, by an article in
subsequent column, that the steamboat Mac
d"nough was driven ashore during the late gale,
and probably will be lost We learn from MIR.
Rcdield. that the steamboat Commerce arrived,
Yesterday. at the foot of Spring street, from
POushkeepsie. and was obliged to land her
freight on the ice, not being able to reach the
wharf. The c. left Poughkeepsie on Monday.
The storm at that place very severe.
At Albany, the snow fell without intcrmlssiOn
from nine o'clock on Saturday. until two O'Clock
M Sunday afternoon.
Twelve O'clock.
The Maiis.-Fourmai south of Philadelphia,
Aud one from Philadelphia, are due.
Three Eastern mails due, and one from the
North.
Two mails from the North arrived at o'clock
this morning.
The Southern mail stage arrived, this morning,
at half past Z O'Clock, bringing only way bag,
OF course nothing beyond the Delaware. The
cause Of this, we are informed. was owing to
some collision between the Postmaster and Mail
Agent at Philadelphia-the former wishing to de-
tain the mail until O'Clock, in hopes to receive
Southern Mail; the latter. refusing, came of
before the mail was ready tor him.-N. Y. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-24
Seventy five Dollars Reward

DANAWAY from the subscriber, near New Balti
IL more, fauqaier County, Va. on toe 18th OF De-
cember last,
NEGRO JACK;
about IS "a of age; five feet seven or eight
inches high; we'll made las scar on his left cheek, x
down look when spoken to Jack had when he
left my premises, pair of old nsey pantaloons and
frock coat of grey cloth, much worn.
will give tive nty five dollars for his apprehension
and delivery If taken within, and seventy five dollars
if taken without the State, providad he is secured in
any jai 50 that &c, him again.
JACK is not very sprightly, but from having driven
team to Alexandria frequently, is well acquainted in
that place AMI the road. and it is believed will not
want for facilities in secreting himself
WILLIAM HAMPTON.
ian 21-6w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-24
NEw-YoRK, January 10, !
T,.o o,nIorE d M


T.co O'Clock, p. NJ.
The MARKEr.-The Corn Market has been
very active this week, and constantly advancing.
Yesterday business in Flour left off at So IS for
common sorts, buyers; and this morning the low
est price which sellers will name is 81 for COM
mon and fair brands. Of Wheat, 5000 bushels
prime Southern were sold yesterday from store
at 40 cts. and 1900 bushels Western at l45 cts.
The same prices, we presume, would not be ac-
copied this morning. Rye and Corn are extreme
ly scarce, and worth, in small lots, it is difficult
to say exactly what. In Rice. there was consl-
derable increase of activity yesterday; 500 tics.
were sold at steady prices. Flaxseed-sales at
SI2 80 clean, and S12 rough; ClOverseed, l |
cts. for Southern. Brandy is up to 1863 cts. and
IFS cts is asked French Wines continue to
advance. Ashes, Cotton, Coffee, and all other
articles not enumerated, remain as last week.
Journal Of Commerce
THURSDAY, Jan. 90 o'elock.-No change.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-24
MARRIED.,

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev: Elias
Harrison, SAMUEL ii. JANNEY, to Miss ELIZA
BETH, daughter of SAMUEL MARK,-ail OF this
place.
On the esd December last, by the Rev. Charles
Calbfus, Mai. ERAsTUs ToDD, OF New York, to
Mrs. Nancy LEIGH, of Fairfax County, Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-24
From the Boston Courier of Monday

From The Boston Cour1eT q Holiday.
The WEArHER.-After two or three days OF
singing cold weather, we have snow storm.
which must be equal, in every attribute appear
ing to snow storm. to any that they can boast
of in the .. Old Countries" II commenced a.
bout nine O'Clock Oh Saturday morning, with
driving blast from the North East. and contlnu-
ed through the day. The streets ofour city are'
in some places, bare, and in others, almost lmpas-
sable. The quantity of snow that has fallen
must be very great. and it is drifted beyond any
parallel Tor several years. Such IS the fact at
the date of this present writing, Saturday even
ing, nine O'Clock. ~. Sunday evening, nine
o'cIock-No abatement of the storm.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-24
tIagN in Market.

WE wish to purchase ONE HUNDRED IND
w FIFTY LIKELY NEGROES, of both sexes,
from I2to IS years of age-feld hands. Aiso' me-
chanics of every description,
Persons wishing to sell would do well to give us
cali as we are determined to give higher pricesfor
slaves than any purchaser WHO'S now or may be here
after in this market.
ANY communication in writing Will beprompty at
tended to- We can at all times be found at our resi-.
fence. west end of Duke street. Alexandra, ID. c.
ian is FRANKLIN & AREFIELD:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-24

There is little or no Western Wheat now in
first hands, and only 5000 bushels of Virginia
The stock of Flour is very much reduced. The
market closed with much frmness yesterday
Letters have been received from Gibraltar Of
18th Dec. which quote Flour at Sc so z, and
make no allusion to dates I. from the Mediterra-
nean,' OF scar city in Malta or Turkey.
GN. 7. Mercantile.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-24
Bark.

The subscriber wishes TO enter into a contract for
100 CORDS OF chestnut OR SPANISH OAK
NVJ BARK, for the ensuing spring, for which the
highest price, in cash, will be given. on delivery
at Annapolis, Maryland. Any person wishing to
take no said contract, will address the subscri-
Der, by mail or otherwise
DANIEL. T.. HYDE.
Annnnnlis Jan. II. l85I-inn Pom
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-24
Nehster's Speeches.

cPEEcHFs and Forensic Arguments of DANIEL
= WEBSTER, with engraving by Longacre, just
received and for sale by WI. NJ. MORRISON
Also, Vol S Part 3D. ofthe Library Of Entertaining
knowledge Each part contains more than 2oo pages
and numerous engrayings on WOOD beautifully execut.
ed Price 40 cents part, and will be continued on
the same terms. Subscriptions received as above
ian Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-24
Annapolis, Jan
Masonic Ball..

T citing of the Subscribers tos Masonic Ball,
~ the following gentlemen were elected Managers:
Gen Jno p Van Ness Col. W. W. Seaton
Gen. Walter Jones Col Samuel Burch
Gen. Duff Green Doct James Carson
Doct A. r. HAYDEN D0ct Brodhesd
Doct J, B Rake Jno. n. Mouider
Philip Nsuro Pet'r Lenox
John Stet;iuius Charles Pryse
Geo II. Smoot G. Z. Chapman
VIM Hay man James Seuys
Robert Keywor,h x G Lanpmer
A. Van Coble VIM IT, Gordon
VIM = Pearcy Il. BaidWin
VIM Easily
The Managers are requested to meet at the Masonic
Hall GA Monday fyening l7th instant, at o'clock to
make arrangements
GEO II. Poon, Sec'y
NJ Subscription lists left at the principal Hotels.
mud at the Masonic Hall Tavern.
Washington, u. G.. JAN 10, 1881.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-24
Coffee. &C,
S,,UV.

T>HE Soup House, under the management of the
nutritious food for or 400 persons daily at the small
expense of about two cents for each person must
however, be understood that its continuance will main.
y depend upon the fberality of the public. ar Do
nations IN money, meat or vegetables, sill be thank
fully received Jan 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-24
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Trustees sale.

lfuS\eS S0Ac.
IN MONDAY, tie 3lsf day Of January merit, the
- subscriber will offer for sale, at public auction, to
the highest bidder the front door of the City Ia.
vern the following Lots Of Ground, the Town OF
Alexandra:
as3&< ONE LOT, containing eight acres,
sSH4 two roods, and sixteen poles on the east side
STSA of the Washington and Ale rsadra 1urnrike
sss&As,, Road, now in the occupation OF John w est,
which was conveyed to VIM S. Moore by Jane Dade.
A LOT on the west side of the old Georgetown
Road containing nino acres, seventy two poes' con-
veyed to VIM. S Moore bv Hugh Carolin.
A LOT on the east side Of the Washington
and Alexandra Turnpike Road, containing nine acres
and twenty two poles, formerly owned by Abel hoi'
brook; and
A LOT on the west side of Washington street
extended on the east side of Columbus street extend
ed and on the north ofthe second street north OF Mont
eonery street, containing acre and one tenth OF an
acre, formerly the property Of the said Holbrook
Sale at 10 O'clock, A. n. -,
TERMs-One..Lird ofthe purchase money to be paid
in hand and the balance in two equal instruments OF
and mon hs with from the day ut ssie or the
whole of the purchase money in hand at the option
the purchaser Title be retained until the terms OF
sale shall be complied with; and re sale at the RISK
aud expense CT the purchaser. on failure to comply
with the terms of sale.
The above sale will be made under deed OF trust
from William S. Moore and wife to r. l. Taylor TOT
the indemnity of the late Thomas Irwin.
BY order of the Trustee:
dec 81 WIN d NUT. hucI.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-24

Brig Omar, Burgess, cleared at Halifax 9Th
inst for fhiS mort
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-24
TO Rent.
That comfortable

That comfortable
Nd, BRICK HOUSE,
-. on Water street, nearly opposite the house
s5"teS formerly occupied by Major Muncaster. The
ward is fully paved and enclosed To person having
business on the wharf, it would be convenient.
inn 95 JOSIAH II. DAVIS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-24

BANK OF ALEXANDKIA,
January 5, 1881.
DIVIDEND of Three Dollarsa Share has heem,n''
\ 40, dscIa,.d fur the LAST months, and will be
ad ~ The Stockholders on after Thursday, the 9th
'"s'a": -! L. McKENNA, Cashier
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-30
From the Phenir (ALerandria) Gazette.
UTHE GOOD CAUSE" b..

We congratulate the country the bright prospects
now beamIng upon the good cause. Never have we
known the ''sgns of the times suspicious to the
of the nations pride.-Dismay fills the ranks
of the Jackson party-consernatlou is visible in the
counenances of the staunchost Heroites-factons dis
turb their councs-uneaslneSs marks their movements
The fathers, husbands and brothers of the land
forming Holy Alliance in support OF virtue, morality
and good manners. The chivaIry and honor of the
South revolt desperate attempt to control the pri
vate intercourse of society," while the sober prudence
and honest virtue of the North shudder at the corrupt
and debasing intrigues lately exposed at Washington
Patriots fear for the country and look to HENRY CLAY
Christians dread the overthrow of every thing like reli
ion morality, and look to change OF Adminlstra
ton Citizens of all ranks and conditions are astonlshcd
at the degradation brought upon the country By Jack
and desire earnestly regeneration of the government
Where are the revilers and prosecutors of HEN
| RY CLAY! How soon has Providence returned the
| poisoned chalce TO their hps-and how deeply are
they now drinking its bitter dregs! How proud how
elevated how enobed must be his feelings when copar
ed with theirs. He countrys pride--a nations
plory-ripe in famc--frl Of honors even In retire
ment-a soul generous as 1t is honorable, and SUI
peror TO the petty nrigues of his miserable traducers
-They exposed in ali their deformty to the gaze OF
indignant peope-unprin cipled, corrupt weak Imbe
cie treacherous mean-sbuking from the gaze of the
people-and quitting, through shame, incompstency
and Hypocrisy Offices which they dsgraced, and situa
Ii ons which they dishonorcd AS we hope for heaven
hereafter seriously believe that civilized country
over had government at the head OF which was such
worthless abandoned unprincipled crew; crew, too
without the redeening quality of talents TO make up for
their and proBigacy We told them this when
eceptre about to depart Of their hands We wish to
put scourge every honest hand" to lash them round
the world.
And these men to talk about "a regard for ProPre-
and 10 lift up their hands at the exhibition ofthcir
own follies and crimos,Wcl they may! If shame and
remorse are dead in their bosoms their cheeks will
burn like brands Of ERE.
But we quit thorn We leave thom TO the scorn and
contempt they merit.
We spoke Of the encouraging prospects for Mr CLAY
No man is able correctly estimate the change in pub
lie sentiment that has taken place within the ast two
or three w6eke In Virginia and Pennsylvania,
assured the revolution has been great Our per-
sonal knowledge acquaints with the DETECTION Of
many from the Jackson ranks. The fsctis intelligent
honest men stand It They have stood it long
enough They cannot rebel against their own con
sciences.
Ia this crisis we say to the friends of American il
berty--to the friends Of morality and vrtuC--to tie
friends of honesty and HONOR and Henry Ci5y-rsrse
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-30
FOR TIE WHIG.
VIRGINIA,

Ala Court of Quarterly session, held for Montgo
merry county. on Monday, the 9th day OF June, aJ
Present: Gficrn Justices.
On motion OF John Chapman, Gentleman. The e
Nor member Of This bar prcserD the following pre-
snnbe and resolutions we're ordered to be spread up
on the minutes If the court. Whereas, Charlie
4t of Sept 1892 until the present day, has vounta
rly declined 10 be a candidate fer re election 10 sflJ
office: and, whereas in TIE oPlnIon q" 'be court ana
bar the expressOn Of appr baton (wbere, as III tins
case it is SO obviously due) of the official Conduct
of an officer, may afford Just personal gratihcai"n'
Will. operating as wholesome stimulus Up - OH =
in office. It may be productive of advantages to the
public Be j thprcf,rc roso we'd, HAT III TIE unanI-
nous opinion of the Justices and tie members oi tniS
bar present that Charles Taylor, ESQ has win hdfI
y Skill and courtesy, during his Ing service IN the
Office Of clerk TO the county court of Montgomery
fulfilled all the various duties said oh'cj ana tha'
be carries with him, il his retirement herpir"l9' ne
higbes, respect and best wishes Of the court aud oar
a Copy. Teste, r ID MONTAGUE, p C.
Rice B. Montague was elected 1.-THE c1gnty COT ~
bv a unanimous vote there berg no opposition. II
has also been appointed clerk Of the Superior Court
by Judge Brown.