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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-27
CERTIFICATE.

zen lIfVIa H.
The following communication addressed TO the pro
pretor OF Judkins' Ointment from the Hon. John Ia
liaferro Member of Congress, highly interesting.
Fhe gratuitous manner in which it is made, exhibits
feelings Of no ordinary character towards suffering hui
manity: and is certainly well deserving of public at
tention:
WASHINGTON, Janua' y %, 1929
SIR-It has been my wish fora considerable time,
to communicate to you the good effect with which
have used the Ointment invented by Mr.. Judkinss
and which I now understand is made and sold b,
agents appointed bv yourself l have applied thi.
Ointment during the last three 10 every species
of Iumor and wound, without failure to produce cure
in every instance iconsder II h. mos, decided ami
efficient remedy IN all of tumor, be the csus
whstit may; and nave found nothing so good for
wounds ut any description II ne proper to
add, that the cure of tumor called white swelling
given over b. the mast disng uished physcisns as i'm.
durable. and which they decided would withcu, amp.
taton. prove fa,aito the patent was und INV i,nme
date notice. effected blythe Use of Juikns' Ointment
and the patient is in 6ne heaa His limb Affected by
the tumor being Restored to pefec state OF ,ound.
ness ,iso that the leg ct aged man winch had heen
wounded, and exhibited drs adfiy liberated sur
lace from the knee to the foot, and which, for more
than tvs years. had been considered nc,rabe was ell
teetuaIy cured by the application ct ia ixins' On,
ment. mention these two cases, which frl under IN,
immediate notice and management, as a decided eyi
dence OF the efficacy OF this remedy IN cases oftumor
and ofu,cers: nave expe fenced, as decidedly, The
good effect ut this remedy in the cure of Feon. and
of every species of fresh wound tseems to me tina,
any one who Will observe the operation Of this nt
mcnt, must be satisfied its beneficial effect lean
with the utmost confidence recommend the use of th,
valuable remedy.
am. sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALIAFERRo.
10 Mr. EHARLBs HERsToNs, ProprietOr)
ofJudk'"s Ointment, near Frede.S
ricktown, aid.
NOTICE.
W Having been for several years in posses.
sion OF concern in Mr.. NATHAN SHEP, Eau's patent
| for making and vending his Ointment. knoan b the
nam of DIR. W Judtins Patent specific Ointment >
and said Nathan Shepherd having obt anew pat
| ent thereon and | having likewise renewed with
N, Shepherd the same interest held before, il is
desmed necessary that public be given of the
umstance. Having devoted much time and care
during the above period, in preparing and making this
Ointment, and been instrumental in giving il the gene
raj character it has sustained with whatever
ment. all this time, it has received present il 10
public attention As heretofore, the genuineness OF
the Ointment may be known by the label around the
ointment pot, thus:
Nade and sold Whoiesale and retail near Frederick
Nd By q Hsrstons, eoneernedin the patent right"
April IS. CHARLES .ERS IONS
For sale by WILLIAM STABLER,
junes Druggist, Fairfax Street.
Job printing
Neatly and erpeditiousiy erecuted at this once
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-27

The following communication addressed TO the pro
prietor OF Judkins' Ointment. from the Hon John Ia
liaferro Member of Congress-, is highly Interesting.
Fhe sratuitous in which it is made exhibit.
feelings Of no ordinary character towards suffering hu
manity; and iscertainly well deserving of public at
tention.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-27
original NAV ne seen At nv house.
WIN POMEROY, Alexandria,
Remedy fnr The DrOpsy.

l.ysnlris, August %, le32-6n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-27

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05

......fnicla4..sps rsoaaiiy 'n'.res;rd ii
.,,,,,z the fact Of its recent discont'nu-
- ., lack of patronage, is sufficient evidence
- : Improperly 50 embraced. 1t has been an
i .'r.ient supporter of MIR. Clay and his
- II vet !, has been permitted to die.
.'i i'.i. have been suffered, if Mr.. Clay or his
9t,J bssn disposed to contribute to its sup
of,bsir own purses No Mr.. Clay
IN. work Of Substituting presses. and cor
Editors 10 those who boast that heg neI-
nor decline o3ise, bat the tenor Il whoae
conducts practical refotation Of this
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05
THE THOROUGH Erred uOltna
INDUSTRY.

HE lnokpUldl lltl.D HUME
BSDsl - fHbs
no VA HI stand 1n ensuing
TIN Ia. w season ut nay Stable IN
WX@1N OE Bedford county, Mules West
ss,SA1rrg.sas2s.t1r Of New London, on the fpn
pike roud, and will be let 10 mares nttha price OF
a20 TO the season, whichmay be discharged by th4
payment of$l5, If paid by the first day of August
ncSt-B3O to insure mare 10 be IN ioa to bo paid
as soon as the marc is aserrtaucd 10 be IN foal o.
parted with-50 cents to the ggoom, to b. pad
do%n Any person putting q mares, shalI lr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05
NOTICE.. n

HES4E Subscriber wants one or two Apprentices
n to the BrckIaying 1roio. Boys from fifteen
to eighteen years Of aso would be preferred pos
sessng good moral charaetsr--none others oesd
apply. WILLIAM b BROW y
N B. continue to carry on the above business
in It's several branches. Those fayorng nc with
their work may rest assured that It will bc cxecu
taI with neatness and despatch. W. i. 3.
Mlrch } 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05

improvement IS already visible within three or four
years past, in tbs nslghborhoal, IN relation to
horticultural pursuits and Il affords US pleasure to
contribute, by all the means II nur power to the diff
fusion of the spirit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05

~ wcte in haprs . have received Mr
clay's speech IN tlmt II have commenced lis usrr-
ton lnth,smouius's piper batwc Were dtsappon-
tt The Alexandria Gazette informs us that 1t
has been published N pamphlet ut Washington,
making, with the appendix, 10 pages octave,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05

C'7gfe2-The II. Of r. has adopted a resolu-
ton, introduced by Mr. Adams, requesting the
PRESIDENT TO communicate to Congress, If in lbs
judgment not incompatible with the public interest
copies ofthe instructions aud correspondence rela-
oA5 TO the negotiation Of the treaty with the Sub
H.ie Forte, together with these Of the negotiations
preceding the treaty, from the year l6l9-There
IS we suspect, more lntondedhy this resolution than
appears on Its surface. The present admmlstra-
o'n has taken much credit to itself for opening to
Inc Black Sea door to our commercial enterprze-
ana Mr. Adams knows that, although the treaty
=! which this was effected, was contaminated
"''n two years past, 1T was the inevitable result Of
equations commenced and successfully prosecu
"u under preceding administrations His object is
'Ouoaess to " render unto Caesar, the things whicl
"e C@sars'-a rule at all times just aud espe
''y incumbent upon him to enforce, who was the
''l instrument in eiecting this result, while others
nave nSurped tie credit
II" interesting debate has just commenced in th'
- " H. On resolution rtroducpdby Mr.. C.a>to'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05
HIGHEST PRIZE IS, 900
s.5ll prizas.-I5 is9 bIanks.
Mode OF DRAWING.


To be drawn On he \ Is, {. pao.--The 5000
przes Of $5io be awarded 10 the FIRST, second
third dvi.inn, to be determined ny that which
may draw the capital prze OF $1,000, so thai tte
holder OF three tIckels, one IN each division. Is
certain TO draw one pnze, and mhs dra" four. \
the prizrs above tne denomination al s. in oee
wheel and oil the numbers III another al on ce--.
he whole TO he drawn IN a few hnurs. PRICES
pay nhIe In tasli totfy days afier HE drawing and
suit rct 10 thsusual deduction Of h'teen per cent.
Ttket, t5--Iiayes so Qrs. ] e5
For sale NJ NARI)S OffiCE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05

'.ist "''' - -
n7 9,, yl,sb # dnly pursued f,,d to nrevni
in the end We have proof Of tins III the history o
the endeavos n the British parliament 10 suppress
',.' ','} uaa1 "'l'n n,usn' ui's 'N'l o' =,
d" I've ~, ,,,,r, IN .Tel.js,se TIsfyo5r sueees,
may be as speedy and complete, as 1t viii be hon.
orabr and immortal IN consolation to yourself
'''."' a INV my .''l a.eerey pray as "sa'''
III rrFrFRsoN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05
Selling off at Prime Cost.

EXTENDING to quit the Retail business I Will
sell my stock of Dry Goods at Cost, until the
Eth Of April when the whole stock will be sold At
Auction. on liberal terms. JOHN CARROLL.
Murrh ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05

gr We were presented, on Thursday last, with
some fine apples by Mr. John Rcherson Of Am
herst, which he informs US were the product Of an
orchard on the Bent Mountain, i'll Botetourt coon-
ty They were of the mammoth species, and IN
color and flavor resembled the delicious New York
Pppin.-Nr Richerson calls them Hieteyson''
Virginia Hin.cr Plgpia," and has taken mea-
sures to have a quantity Of seions for the supply
Of ;Ias lection OF country BY TX, fa.l \ marked
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05
WARDS OFFICE.
VIRGINIA FIGEE-ROAD
LOT +GlII "a

Third Class, FOR 1882.
10 be drawn 10 DanVie, Phlsylvanis county,
Va on tuesday the 2o,h Of March, 1872
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-03
STAUNTON CONVENTION.

AT a meeting of the National Republican Young
Men at Orange Court House, on M onday, the 25th
INST. for the purpose of nominating Delegates to
the Young Mems State Conventisn, proposed to be
held IN staunton' on the 18th day of July next
upon motion, Mann A. Page was called to the
Chair, and William S. Reynolds appointed Secre.
tary.
After few appropriate and spirited remarks
from Eaton Stanard Esq, he proposed the follow
ing preamble and resolutions, which were adopted
without a dissenting voice:
Whereas, the National Republican Convention
OF Young Men recently held in the city of Wash
lngton, having, with unanimous voice. concurred
in the nomination of HENRY CLAY, of Kentuc.
KY, Tor President of the United States, and JOHN
SERGEANT, of Pennsylvania, for Vice Presi
dent. and this meeting approving and uniting in the
nomination OF those patriotic and dstin guished
Statesmen to the said Offices, have now convened
Tor the purpose of concerning measures to secure
Their election, and accordingly adopt the following
resolutions:
Resolued, That we highly approve of the Nation
al Republican Convention of Young Men recently
held at Washington city, and that we approve of
their Address & proceedings throughout, as having
been characterised by that manly dignity and pa
triotIc independence, becoming the freemen of our
National Union.
ReSotoed, Thatwe concur in the resolution there.
In adopted, recommending General State Conven-
ton OF the National Republican Young Men of Viz
ginia, to be held at Stanton, the third Monday in
July next, and that Eaton Stanard, Mann A. Pare
Thomas CRAFTY, jeremiah Marion and James Bar
bour Jr., be appointed Delegates by this meeting to
represent Orange county in the said Convention.
Resotucd, That these resolutions be signed by
the Chairman and Secretary, and that copies there
of be sent to the Editors of the Orange Press, the
Constitutional Wing, and the Political Arena with
request that they publish them.
MANN A. PAGE, Chairman.
WILLIAM S. RAYNoLDs Secretary
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-03
Millborough Sulphur Spring.

Still continue to keep House of Entertain
81 ment at this Spring. am making some re-
pairs for the accommodation of Boarders. ana
those who choose TO give a call--t is situated
on the Free Turnpike Road, leading from Staun-
ton to the Warm Springs, Va, about thirteen
miles from the latter; its qualities are similar to
those OF the White Sulphur Springs Many per-
sons nave been considerably benefited by using the
water. The Road above spoken of, is now making,
and nearly half of it completed-this Road is now
considered the nearest and best Road from Staua-
ton to the Warm Springs: the parts that form
cry the worst, being now turnpiked, hack will be
run once week from Staunton to Millborough, s.
on t? the Warm Springs, if passengers require il,
leaving Stanton every Friday, arrive at Millbo-
rough on the same day, to commence the first
Tuesday in July next, and continue until the first
of September, and perhaps longer-a hack will
also be run from Lexington, Va, TO Marlborough
and on to the Warm Springs, if necessary, once a
week, to leave Lexington every Tuesday, to COM
mence the first Tuesday in July next, and continue
until the first of October following-this Road has
heretofore been in bad order, but will be kent in
much better order, this surpmer "
Jun ll-3w SAMUEL s. WILLIAMS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-03

TIE CSNsTTTUTIoNAL WIG is published tU,ce = ,o.s7
Tuesdays and FtdaysO at FItCE dollars Der snnum'
payable in advance. POI """""'
For adver,isug-75 cents sousrs N, ,s,s, t ,,.s,
insertion apd SO cents for each continuance The num-
per OF Inserlions must be noted on the MS otbsrwse
inglY. "o o"''s0" a0So'"T
'oY,ouS 70 hIscontinUaUce Of the paper all auear
agss nus ne pad up And those who NAV wish 10 dis
,o,., WI notify the Editors that effect Al least
subscribed. pow" 0NP''' 'oi "n'cA 'hey
NOTES Q, chartered specie paying Banks Of any Of the
~ JS,. Ve received IN payment for subscription
we Wng' tnough Virginia ". States Bank Notes would
DC PIsiened and Temt9nces can be made through me
&c" once ., Ire risk OF ,hs Rdi,ors.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-03

10 the future veal and peace of the Unio, \, ,,,.
we do not hesitate to say, that in the prsssn, '
al.ion OF our public affairs look to MIR. ClaS
the only man who effectuaIly raise nm IT, co ."
hopes Of the Republican and IN, Un;on;, "o 'siien
store, oy an efficient, gust and dipnifiea ,d,;:
suahoh Oh the General Government, the harmonv
ana the honor oil our country. He is fully entitled
to this pre- eminent distn ion by the unifoy, I
lican tenor of his life, by the candid and ,n.
nimous bearing of his character public aud nr;ys,
by tho strong hold which i'm despite of calumnv any;
detrac'ion he has on the affections and admiration
of his countrymen, and by the distinguished .b;I;
ties no has at all times displayed in tho service
of country.
Rssolped, therefore, That
DO electected Delegates to represent the county Of
Augusta in the Convention to DO held in Stamn,o,. ~.
on the Sd Monday in July.
Resolved, That
be appointed Committee Of Correspondence and
Arrangement, whose duty it shall be to commun;.
cate IT necessary with our friends in other parts of
the State, and to procure n suitable place for the
Suing OF the Convention.
hesotued, also, That it is the opinion of this moet
ing 'nat oil the friends of Mr. Clay, without rotor
ence to age, should be represented in the Conven
uon, ana that 1t should be the organ OF nominating
10 virginia an Electoral Ticket for the support Of
nehry Clay and John Sergeant, and that Il be "a.
S.".n 70 our Fellow citizens throughout the
state to unite in giving this character to the Con.
Venuon and to rouse their best energies in viod;-
cation OF the Constitution and free principles of onr
country, and of restoring their administrators to
honest and competent hands.
The blank in the first resolution was filed with
the names OF the following gentlemen as De!ep,to.
TO the Convcntion:-LyttIeton Waddel, Robert 8.
BROOKE Thomas J. Stuart. Washington Swoope.
william Kinney, Jr., John Wayt, John b. Chtis.
uan, S,h9sley Kinney, Joseph Brown, and Capt. So.
The blank in the second resolution was filled with
the names ofthe following gentlemen, as the Com.
nii W. OF c9rresPondence and Arrangement-N.
=. hihney, >. b. breckenridge Benjamin Crawford,
John u. Sewers, Joseph Cowan Kenton H,r,.r
William Clarke. ~
On motion, it was then
hes1ired, That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in tho Staunton Spectator. Const;t,e
tional Wing. and National Intelligencer, and all
o!her papers in Virginia, and the District of Column
John Sergeant 10Y '"1
When the meeting adjourned
JAMES CRAWFORD, Chairman.
KENToN HARPER, Secretary
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-03
NATIONAL HOTEL.
NEW WORK

NHlS we'll known and elegant Establishment,
IL which is situated at liz Broadway. near
Wall street, has recently been repainted decorated
and fitted up in style surpassed by none in this
metropolis. The house possesses from its COM
manaing situation, its proximity to the seat of bu.
sness and places of public amusements. advantages
Tor the merchant, the traveller and man of leisure.
which are indisputable. The parlors and separate
apartment for the of families, either travelling
or permanents, are elegantly furnished and reple.e
with comfort and conyeni.nces The tables .r.
supplied with every delicacy of the season, and
the style OF cooking both French and American, is
not excelled at any establishment in the city.
The Wines and liquors selected from Houses
choicest quality and finest flavor. The House will
accommodate 100 persons.
The whole is conducted for the Proprietor, by
mr.. MCCARTHY, who will give his undivided at
.ehton TO the business, and use his best exertions
to give satisfaction to the visitors.
ma 30-2au Am
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-03

At meeting Of citizens of Augusta county,
friendly to the election of HENRY CLAY to the
next Presidency, and JOHN SERGEANT to tho
Vice Presidency of the United States, convened at
the Courthouse in Staunton, on Monday, the 25ih
day OF june 1882 for the purpose of electng Dele
gates to the Convention proposed to be held in this
place, on the Sd Monday in July next
Col. James Crawford was called to the Chair, and
Kenton Harper appointed Secretary.
On motion of William Kinney, Jr., Esq, it was
ResotUed, That committee consisting of FIVE
gentlemen be appointed TO prepare a suitable pre-.
emble and resolutions expressive of the views of
this meeting, and report the to an adjourned
meeting to be held this evening at o'clock
WhereuPon the following gentlemen were ap-
pointed by the Chairman:-Wm. Kinney, Jr, Ro-
bert s. Brooke, A. II. IL. Stuart, Jacob Leas and
John Wayt, Esqrs.
The meeting then Adjourned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-03
important Information to the Afflicted.
III AR. ]. i. BENSON resnectG,ll,. In ax,,.s L..

81 ~. -. LIZ DENSON respectfully informs the
~ Public that he will be at the White Sulphur
Springs In August, where he will attend principal
~ to curing all cases of Dyspepsia, or Indigestion.
his experience and great in the treatment
OF that distressing disease with which SO many Of
the human family are suffering) warrants him in
ohering to cure every case of Dyspepsia within
the aid OF medicine DIR. BENSON'S invaluable
Ant-DysPeptic Medicines are only prepared by
HIMSELF and are perfectly free from mercury g. they
can be administered at all seasons, without the
least danger or inconvenience to the most delicate
constitution. The remote causes of DYSPEPSIA
are generally mental exctements, either Of grief
or peasure-intense study-imm oderate use of sti-
mulents of every kind. The proximate causes are,
loss OF power In the nervous system-a want of
bile, or gastric Juice-so facilitating the stomach,
as to render it incapable of acting upon the food
introduced into it. Symptoms of the Disease ex-
isting are, loss of appetite-a sense of choaking
and uneasiness In the throat-frequent nausea
observation-disclosures in the stomach,
when empty-aad frequent pain after meas-occa-
sional pain in the side--great costiveness-habit-
aal chillness-languor-lown of spirits-palpi.
tations, and disturbed sleep.
u Mr.. James Mckildoe, Richmond, Va,
and Messrs. j. T. g. q. E. Royal, Lynchburg, Va,
are the only Agents for the sale of Dr. Benson's
Invaluable Anti-Dyspeptic Pills, and Tooth. Ache
drops. Dr. BIS. celebrated Tooth Ache Drops,
are the only Vegetable Specific warranted perfect
~ tree from acid, most all other antecedent and
subsequent Tooth-Ache Specifics are ssed upon
those strong acids, which SO destructive to the
Jeetn. inn I8-c5t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-03
The meeting then adjourned.
The meeting again assembled at 3 O'clock.

The meeting again assembled at o'clock.
WIN. Kinney, Jr. Esq, from the Committee ap-
pointed in the morning, made the following Report,
which was unanimously adopted:
Your Committee deem it useless TO enter INTO
any exposition of the grounds on which we depre-
cate the reelection of Andrew Jackson to the
Presidential chair. They have been stated and
sustained before the American people so frequent
", and with SO much ability, by the numerous
meetings OF our fellow citizens throughout the Uni
on, who entertain similar sentiments upon this sub
Jcst with ourselves, that there can be but few mon
who have any observation or reflection, who are
not entirely familiar with them. The facts and the
arguments are fairly and fully before the whole
American People, affording to ourselves the most
thorough and satisfactory conviction of the danger
Gus incomPctcncy and corruption of the present
Administration, and amply sufficient without line
Of further comment to Justify us in the step
about to take We view, therefore, the Conven-
ton proposed to be held at this place in the
ing month for the support Of tho nomination of
Henry Clay, and John Sergeant for tho two first
offices OF the Government, of tho deepest import
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-03

~ No. 2I -' o'ao'
81 40 10 1 So Sc ~ 81
No. 40 Sc, a Capital Prize of so, sold a.
=. ~, go MICKLE'S.
% 81 40 ID l SO Sc 40 81
No. 40 81 Prize of $1,000
2 l3 81 do. of 1000.
With several other snug Prizes, sold and pa;d NJ
sight, as usual, at the Lounge"
BIGGERS OFFICE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-03

- Elegant PIANO-FORTES, roanufactu,
red by Dubois q Stsdart, for sale by
Je 25-eo9t JOHN CRIME.