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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06
FOR RENT.
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81 Just received per schr Hor
o. I net, few cases of Charles ST.
v4 Johns Hats 80 JUS " celebrated for
- elegance and durability. Also from
o. - Philadelphia, per schr Counsellor
several cases fmoct Londcn Hats, ha n dsome
article, which Offer at s. each. Also ss.itie.
mems and youths cloth Caps, fashionable pat
terms. On hind, large assortment Of low
pricced Fur Hats from g 50 upwards. Also q
large assortment OF black, drnb and brown Iyeo
HAS; Leather, fur. and har Cape, togotncr
W'iha general asSo: tncnt Of Ffatters' Stock srt
Trimmings. Al or any Of which VIII bo sold
at reduced prices, fcr cash or approved credit
JOHE TifDMPSON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06

IL WILLIAM o. GooDE will not be candidate
to represent the County of MechlUnburg in the
next ii. of Delegates of Virginia.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06

THE MARKETS.-Richmonda and the Northern
Ports arc still ice-bound; and of course business
and the markets remain in statu quo. We there
fore omit tho Price Current.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06
To IT. ] Nv NJ = )
Ncrino Shawl, Linen and Fancy S,o
DISSOLUTION.

< VIE Co-Partncrshp i'll the Coach Making Bu
al ness heretofore existing between the subscr-
bcrs, under the Firm of Carter Mitchell 4. CO
was dissolved by mutual consent, on the a6,h dny
OF 'diy last, and all accounts in relation to the
hrm' are to DC settled by Amos X. Carter
AMOS Il. CARTER
ia MES MITCHELL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06

G3- Nothing of Importance done in the Lee
gisaturs to-day.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06
IRISH LINENS.

LAWNS, SHEETINGS AND DEA PERS.
ER III. JENKINS would request persons in
aa want of Linens to examine the following
goods:
cases ofy1rd wide shifting linens in full and il,
half pieces, ut prices from Is 6d. per yard to very
fine quality.
% pieces 81 Irish shcctings, ut prices from 40
cents per yard to finer goods
A few pieces Russia sheetings, sufficiently wide
f'r sheets without Il seam.
40 pieces long lawns, kentings, all prices
Damask table diapers, all widths
case OF birds eye Russia diapers
All sizes rich damask table cloths, of the newest
and richest patterns.
The above linen goods have al been purcl ascd
at the lowest prices in New York, and will be sold
by the piece, half piece. yard to suit Tie pur-
chascrs, at IL. II. JENKINS
Linen, Merlin Shawl, and Fancy Dry Goods
Store. /, lis
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06
THE EAGLE HOTEL,

sIS 3a HHE undersigned has taken this Hot Ell
"a The convenience of its locality, with it's
eA.ehsiVe recommendations, are not surpassed by
any tavern in the United States. Profess;ons r.
attempts to please are so common, that il is ,,se
less 10 make them. The Proprietor has taken
iais establishment ut so short notice. ionlv tw q
days previous TO the meeting of tine Legislature J
- AT ne may not nave an opportunity Of mani
sstIng as carly as he would wish, his desire f.,
3ase generous public will excuse in the
ginning, The attemIt ofone not much scc,s
Hned-ao the detail Of such concern. ybc
proprietor gives solemn assurance that 10 pairs
Tor expense shall be spared TO elicit appfobs
ton and bring custom. The liquors shall b. he
best the Country affords, and uble to conform.
Doarders are requested, and every effort made
tor 'hcir suitable entertainment The under
signed would be particularly indebted to bl,
irIends IN Richmond for such csutom sepa-
ee table viii be prepored for members Of tine
kglsiaiure: ALEXANDER l. Bolts.
Wklcbnond City, Dec 2, 1881 It's
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06

MORE NEWS AT HAND.-The packet ship
flibernia, Liverpool packet of Nov. 18Th is below.
To-day being holiday, of the news-boats
were down We however sent down the Journal
OF Commerce, at an early hour this morning, and
shall furnish the news to our subscribers by the
next mail.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06

Cheap Linen Cambria Udllfs.
&6A DOZEN linen cambria hdkrs. at prices
eES . y from Is Sd each TO large size and fine
quality, received from the New York auctions, at
r. FL. JEssXINS'
Merino Shaw, Linen and Fancy Store
ioI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06
JOHN MORRIS, H.
CHARLES HUDSON, Coz
- e rA.l, - Z, E;yg " "

& AF!NG seen in the public prints, that there Is
q z GREAT SCARCITY of Mem Years Presents
Tie subscriber is happy in saying, there need be no
fear OF famine in that way, having hand, ..
the last arrivals, c-collcnt of English
French and Chincau articles; among which tho
only difficulty is, ''how TO choose"
f. KNIGHT,
ia 3-ts Music Saloon
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06

'IIEI III wv
& NDERSON & NICHOLS would arain re-
"a spectfully invite attention to their STOCK
OF DRY GOODS, which they are SELLING orr
at reduced prices. They offer blue, blk, brown,
olive and miX'd cloths, unusually iow-aso case
very superior Irish linen, and gentlemen would do
well to supply themselves row. A number Of pie
ccs very cheap bombazuc, and other mourning
goods-soycral pieces real Italian iustrinr silks
from - cents, to 100 cts. good; and great variety
of cheap DOMESTIC GOODS, which thcv are
determined to SELL OFF, ut their SroaE, opposite
JAMES MchiLDoEs DGuG Store, Main Street.
Ia
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06

& nos K. CARTER II GEORGE GARTER
LiS (his hrothcr,) having entered into Co.Part,
ncI"''l VIII continue the above business under the
Firm of G.. q, a. r. Garter. at that extnn;,o ,, Wv,
well KIN 'wn establishment, formerly owned by Car
ter Mitchell y Co. nearly opposite Il. Drakc's Ea.
gle tavern, in Broad st. Newark n j.; and h,v
ing employed first rate workmcn, at al the differ
et branches and procured the best o. material.
they intend tn dcvoa their time and talents IN 80
construction of all kinds of Coaches oa,i glcasy,
CARRIAGES, which may be ordered from any mart Of
tne I. States Having established agencies at n
ofk' Philadelphia, and all the principal cities and
towns of the Southern States. rnrctbcr Win ,ta-
local advantages in their possession, they VIII he
cha"ied to furnish work of good quality and on
as favorable terms any other establishment Of
tho Iind, in this country
3-6m q & u ~. nrrn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06

4 ,AMP OIL, CHEESE &C., a,.ss hs.
~ London lamp oi
% DO Goshen checsc, 'aTge ize
~ boxes white havana sugar. receiving b.
the Tau'iv,tv. tor yale bv
jan OTIS. DUNLOP & CO.
El OTICE.-More than ono thousand sharcs Of
l . The stock Of The IyEchburg and New River
railroad Company having been subscribed, public
noice IS hereby given, that general meeting oftbe
subscribers oitho sod Company, will Ee held at the
franklin Hotel, I'm the town Of Gyuclburc. or fla,
second Monday IN January next. Cor he purposc Of
eIcctn9 Il Prcsidcn; and five Directors
TUE COMMISSIONERS
de l0-co,dm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06

as HITE'S TOOTH-ACHE DROPS-An
citectual remedy, Just received, by
no ~ JkO. u. itt!S'rACE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06

"Mr Frederick a. Mayo has furnished all he
books Except onaJ for my office, as Clerk ofthe
CIrcuit Superior Comt of Law and Chanccrv
tor den leo county. and | must do him the ius-
tlce to say hat they well made and of good
paper, and entirely TO my satisfaction
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-26

Constitutional power OF controlling 6e norn.
nations Of the Executive, and that Il at,proye.
of the conduct OF the Senate in re iect.sg In
unworthy nominations which were proposed
for its action duling the last winter
On motion Of Mr.. Stanafd, of Orange i
was
Resolred, That the system Of rewards and
pnnishments practised by the present exec,e
ave oil The United States, is odious, as I'D
ing to despotIsIn, and dangerous in praetse.
as casulated 10 corrupt the fountains OF II.
formation and subyert the liberties Of tbs
people.
Mr. Toler. Of Lynchburg, submitted the
following resolution:
Resotced, That the corresponding comnSs.
tees heretofore appointed in the respective
Icounties OF this commonwealth, be recogpih
ed by this convention, with power TO add 1.
their number, and that the friends Of Mr..
Clay 10 those counties which have not an.
pointed them be requested to do seEorsh,y,il,
which was unanimously adopted
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-26
luton offered CHS morning By Mr.

The resolution offered CHS morning BY Mr.
Stuart, of Wythe, was taken up. and beng
amended was agreed to, 10 the following
words:
Resolred. That committee, consisting OF
ono member from each congressional district
represepted in the convention, be appointed
by the Chair 10 report to the convention the
Subjects nrouer for the consideration OF this
cooyeuiion. and the order ia which the sub.
iects should be acted upon by Tue conven-
ton.
On motion Of Mr.. Price,
Resol,ed. That the editors Of newspapers
be invited TO take seats on the floor oil the
convention.
On motion OF Mr.. Cravens, Of Rocking
ham, the delegate from the University OF
Virginia was added TO the committee aPpoin-
ted To- report upon the subjects proper Tor the
consideration Of this meeting.
On motion OF Mr. Stuart, OF Wythe, or
dered. that there be a recess Tor 50 minutes.
The Convention re-assembled at the time
appointed, and the President announced the
following gentlemen TO compose the commit
tee ordered to be appointed at ITS previous
sitting: Norfolk district, T.. w. Newton;
Chesterfield district, Abraham ,. Wool
bridge; Campbell district, James NJ. Cobhs;
Bedford district, Chapman Johnson, jun
Mathews district, Thomas Lumpkln; Rich
mond district, John Ill. Price; Aibemar!e dis
trlct. Hardin Massie; Spottsylvania district,
Raleigh L, Brown, jr King George district,
T. lwatd 4. Tay!oe; Loudoun district, John
Janney; Hampshire district, John G. Jack;
Frederick district, r. J. Brent; Harrison dis
trict, Luther Raymond, Augusta district,
Lyttleton Waddell, Rockbridge district,
CharlesP Dorman, GreenbIier district, Jas.
). M'Elhenney; Wythe district, Alexander
II. II. Stuart; University of Virginia, Fairfax
Ca'lett
On motion, it was ordered that when the
convention adjourn, it adjourn until TO- NOR
row morning, 10 O'Clock.
And lie convention then adjourned.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-26
Thursday morning, 10 O'Clock.


The meeting was opened with prayer By
the Reyd Mr.. Smith, of the Presbyterian
church
MIR Tder, of Lynchburg, from the com.
mittee appointed for that purpose reported an
address 10 the people of Virgnia-able, elo.
quent, and thrilling, which was received with
great applause. and unanimously adopted:
ELECTORAL TICKET.
The following ticket was submitted TO ths
convention and adopted
Norfolk district-John A. Chandler, of
Norfolk county
Sussex distrlct-John Ross, of Isle Wight
Powhatan district-Benjamin Hatcher, OF
Manchester
brunswick district-Jno. Tucker, of Bruins
wick
Prince Edward district Samuel Branch,
Of Prince Edward
Halifax district-Fortunatus Sydnor, of
Lynehburs
Franklin district-Dayid Saunders. of Bed
ford
York district Thomas r. Joynes, of Ac-
comac
Henrico Observation-Disclosures johnson, of
the city of Richmond
Albemarle district Joseph c. Cabell, Of
Nelson
Orange district-James Barbour, sen of
Orange
King and Queen district-CLarles Hill, of
King and Queen
Westmoreiand district--John Taiieferro,
of King George
Loudoun district-Sydnor Bailey, Of LOU
doun
Fauquer distiict-Thomas Marshall, Of
Fauqier
Mo.gan district Philip c.. Pendleton, Of
Berkeley
Frederick dstrict--Johnl White Page, Of
Frederick
Monongalia district Waldo P. Golf, Of
Harrison
Rockingham district Samuel Miller, of
Augusta
Botetoust Edward Watts, of
Botteioagt
kanawha district Peter H. Steinbergen;
Washington district-Charles l.. Crockett
OF Wythe.
The committee appointed to- prepare an
electoral ticket recommended the adoption
Of the following. resolution, which was a.
greed TO:
iiesoired, That the Central Committee. at
Richmond, appointed by the National Re-
publican Convention, held at Baltimore, be
empoweEsd ny this convention to fill any va
cancy which may occur in the electoral ticket.
= On motion of Mr. Tayloe. OF King George,
ReSotced, That the President be requested
to inform Henry Clay and John Sergeant of
their unanimous nomination Tor the Presi-
dency Of the United States.
Resotred. That the President be requested
TO inform the gentlemen who have been no
minated as electors, of their appointment,
and transmit TO each Of them copy of the
proceedings, and the address adopted by this
convention.
number of resolutions Of thanks were a
dopted, which we must omit for the present.
When proceedings were concluded, the
President delivered telling and eloquent
Ivaedctory, which we will endeavor to pro-
cure for publication
The convention then adjourned sine die
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-26
Thomas Lumpkin of York


John Fl. Price OF Richmond
Lilbourn r. Railey of Albemarle
Eaton Stanard of Orange
John Stevenson OF King and teleen
Edward Il. Tayloe of Westmoreiand
Thomas Nj Boyle OF Loudoun
Micajah L. Lynch Of Fauquier
William Harper of Hampshire
Joseph ). Carson of Frederick
DR. Joseph Cravens of Rockingham
Francis T.. Anderson Of Botetourt
Thomas Creigh, ir. of GreenbrIer
Thomas j. Niche of Wythe
The following gentlemen were appointed
a committee to prepare the address to the
people Of Virginia. viz:
Richard FL. ToleF OF Lynchburg
Augustus Waterman OF Rockingham
Samuel Med. Moore of Rockbridge
LytiIeton Waddell I IF A,ous,.
Thomas J. Stuart
James II Brander of Chesterfield
Thomas Niche Of Wythe
Andrew K. Smith of Prince William
S. Patrick Of kanawha
DR. John l.. Cobbs Of Lynchburg
Edward T. Tayloe of King George
s. w. HaPtshorn of Norfolk borough
Fairfax Catett of the University of Va
On motion, the name of the President oil
the convention was added to the committee.
And on motion of Mr.. Stuart, of Augusta,
the committee had leave to sit during the SEES
sion of the convention.
The following gentlemen we're appointed
to compose the committee, to prepare and
report resolutions upon subjects to be acted
upon bv the convention, viz:
John Janney of Londoun =
Henry Gibsono OF. Richmond
Alexander P. Eskrdge of Rockbridge
William FL Garland of Amherst
Eaton Stanard of Orange
Charles c. Alexander OF Monroe
Charles Perrow of Nelson
Peter Hull of pendleton
William 5. Woods OF Albemarie
John Cravens Of Pendieton
William Kinney, jr of Augusta
A rumor having reached the convention
that Mr.. Clay would probably pass through
this place to morrow, on bis return home from
Washington city.
On mot;onrof Mr.. Stuart, of Wythe, Sc
eonded by Mr. Price, of Richmond it was
Res0ived, That a committee Of five be APP
pointed 10 wait upon Mr. Clay, TO inform him
oil the unanimous nomination by this conven-
ton TO the Office Of President of the United
States, and TO invite him to visit this conyen-
ton
The following gentlemen were appointed a
committee: -Alexander Fl. III. Stuart, Charles
Z Dorman, Lyttieton- w addell, Jno ii Price
and George Clai l<e.
Resoleed, That this convention do adjourn
until u morrow morning 10 o'clock.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-26
Ertract Of u letter to the editor of the y4leraE-
dria Gazette, dated


WASHINGTON CITY. July IS, 1882.
DEAR SIR: Our venerable President" (fiea.
ven save the maslD is preparing 10 depart N
few days for the MISUNDERSTANDING. no
doubt the last seven months seige requires
sorDe little relaxation. "Tis whispered, by
the knowing ones he is in no small quandafy
as the disposition to be m AIDE Of the cruelty
prosecuted. iamblille Elk Minister. At one
tlnie his eleclloneering talents appeared IN
fdispensibiy necessary in that ever vacillafing
political region. New York, where symp-
toms of rebellion against both the "6reat
Dejec.cd" and "ttlc rejected" have already
exhibited themselves; but then, on the other
hand his Invaluable life will be EXPOSED 10
that raereiless Choera-aBd the loss OF him
at this eventful period if it did not cover tbs
Nation with sackcoih and ashes, would III
ey:sahlY, the SECOND Washington Upon
the whole, you may expect to hear of "lhe
little man from Undertook" vending bis
way westwardly with the Chief You will
learn, with regret, that the Senate is 10 lie
hencelorth deprived of the distinguished ele-
quence OF Mr.. Senator Elis--his patriotism
and services are rewarded with the Judge
ship of the Mississippi Ciecni'; so haials
his talents will not be entirely lost to the Ma
ton. Yours. sc.
Z. ), The Kitchen Cabinet, il is understood,
Is ~ remain here
public meeting has been held in New
York, and measures adopted for the relief CT
the poor oil the city, and such o: the !ahor-
ms, classe~ - are now suffering for the wapt
of employment,
Benton is represented 10 have told Mr..
Clay IN TIE Bank Veto Debate. ttai there
was no s"spieioH hanging oven his (Bent0n'sJ
veracity = Most true The East Room let
ter terminated all doubts.
ALT viii be observed that at Louisville,
The Yellow Fever was ramored 10 be at New
Orleans, and the Cholera at the Balize. The
New Orleans papers diect, whether that ne
'cumor IS without foundation. or from prQ'
dcnee, say nothing on the subject.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-26

Monday ereraiGg, l6h JGlY-4 O'Clock.
The committee appointed this morning for
Che purpose of recommending the number Of
officers necessary for this convention, and
nominating fit persons for the same, made
the following report:
They recommend the appointment OF q
PRESIDENT and two Vice Presidents. two Sec
relatirS. one Door Keeper. and four Assis
tant D'"F Keepers They also in obedience
, no tse resolution If the contention. uhani
monsly nominate as fit persons, VIZ: GH4RLEs
JAMES FArIKNER, delegate horn the conn
~tg Of Berkeley, President, SAMrEt MDow
ELI MooRE. of Rookmldge, lst Vice Presi
dent; ABRAHAM :. " ooLDRIpGE. OF Chs.
teriieid. I'd Vice President; RlcHARp II. 10
I.EE. of Lyuchhurg, list Secretary; JosEru
AVILsoN, Of Bedford. "a Secretary; SMITh
IaoMPsoN, Door Keeper, Ge@g d. Laa
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-26

On motion of MIR. Stanard, of Orange, it
was
Resoleed. That the delegate from the Uni
versity of Virginia be added to the said COM
mittee.
On motion of Thos. j. Niche, of Wythe,
ReSolced, That the committee of arrange
ments be invited TO take seats within the bar
on the right of the chair, during the sitting of
the convention.
On motion of Mr.. Edward I. Tayloe, of
King George.
Resolred, That the Clergy Of the town be
70 requested to officate at the daily meetings of
the convention, and that the Committee of
Arrangements communicate this request.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01
Feunle academy

Brooke Lodge. on ST. .4saph Street. 6etwsen
King and Cameron.
vgHE increased patronage Of thu Institution has de
d iermned the subscriber to endea' 70 engage !nr
Sc of lady, in every respect qualified to assist in
his important duties
The Ancient and Modern Languages, Music Draw
ing Painting, &C with the other branches usually
taught in the best Female Seminares, will comprise
the course of Instruction.
The great OBJECT kept constantly in view is to eie
ysts the standard of Female Education, bN imparting
sound and useful knowledge such as Will Qualify the
nossessor to fiji useful and dgnhed station IN soce
~ All conducted with wise reference to future
tate.
As the knowledge ofal thingss best tested by prac.
,.a .,nereuce he respectfully invites those who feel
to visit his School at any time and ascertain
the advancement proficiency, sc of the young ladies
tuition, that they may see Judge Tor hem
The next session will commence on the hrst Monday
in September. "h' a 'oN'''
Alexandra, augs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01
DIR. W. JUDKINS'
Patent specific niMtMent,
SOLD, Wholesale AND RETAIL, BY
WILLIAM STABLER. .4gent, .4lerand,.,

VyNHE above 'iI,nen, g, IN. i,. tn tbo,,
l. SAT. and CERTAIN remrI, for those ob,n.,
diseases, some of which have SO long balcd III, ave
If medical science: 'A''
1st WHITE swe!iings of every description.
81 Sore iess aud ulcers of long standing:
Sd Schrrus or glandula ,umnrs. psrticuIar,v,S-
hardenedtu mors in womcn's breasts which of ,u,
terminate in liberated cancers;
~ Felons, ~ whs, some people know BY tbe,.-
of cs;arrhs, Of ev'ry description name
Ssh Rheumatic pains OF the joints;
9Th, Sprains AID bruises OF every description. q,
Whatever part >ituatc; "
9TH letter. Of all kinds In this COMPLAIN, a..
tent, in applying the ointme Mt, must keen III. ?"
out Of water; Wv P''
Sti Chiioiains or parts affected BY frost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01

From the tate lion he TpiH Clinton. Esq Gorernor Of
the tate If Veto Hrk. IN j.. Daniel Nee', Boohset-
hr, lgeni FIR the sale efthe Poadeiphs. or India Er
tract. at .dibany
Dear SRA female relative of my family, who has
resided with I'M for many years had been long sftict
ed with racking palms, sometimes in one JOINT and some
t,n,es in another but most frequently in the wrists,
shoulders knees, and ANGLES, and sometimes in the
breast frequently shifting from to another, each
dsy bringing with It an additional weight of misery de.
Driving her of rest day and night attended with loss Ut
appetite, lowness Of spirits, nc which her physician
termed inveterae rheumatism, without being able to
give the least relief Under these circumstances, W"
were determined to try the Poiadephis, or India FIX
tract which advertised agent for the proprietor,
the effects If which far exceeded my most ssGgulnc
expectations Before she used one box her pains IN
great m, ASSURE left her her appetite returned, and by
using three boxes according t. the direct on, she IS,
under the smiles of Divine PROVIDENCE est0red to her
usua stste # good health. his being a remarkable
cure under the most distressing circumstances plainly
proves the vast importance of'ha most valuable medi
cine Since the above cure has been performed, my
PIN, stefan lnforue ed me he had himself recommended
It and used it in MANY obstinate chronic and infamms-
tory heumatic sHccons with the hsppiest effects
therefore can, with confidence, recommend II TO all
who are laboring under tn rheumatism in every stage
of the disease; and If, opinion. this medicine was
introduced into the arm and navy, IT would b. last
ing benefit to suffering hu uants and promote IN inte'
rest OF the service. ~ - I 'pN.
For sale by WILLIAM HARPER,
Druggist, Fairfax street. Alexandria
nov ll-eo6m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01
The Virginia Free Press

Sa weckly uewsp p r. published at Charestown
4 Jef,rs u Count Virginia at 81 per annum, pay
able in advance 1t has very extensive circulation in
the Potomac country and will be found valuable sd
vertising medium for Cit, Nercha is and others. who
n ay wish to communicate with their couiry ricn's
rhe improvements now in progress, whc will con
meet Ultimately the trade of the rich Valley of Vr
ginia with Bi,nore and the cities of the District of
Columbia. will suggest to those concerned an addi
tional tive fer awaiting themselves of the columns of
the Free Press IF sept IL