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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-28
WASHINGTON, Jsnna' Y %, is.

JanNa y %, 1917
SIa-N has been my wish fora considerable s,me
TO communicate To you the good effect with winch
have used the DIN ncnt invented by NJ. Iudkns
and which now understand IS made and sold nv
sgents appointed bv yourself nave applied thi.
Ointment curing the last ,hree ears to every n. ces
oftunor and wnunl without fsur, 10 produce cure
in every Instance, icpnsder: u The decided
ei6ccnt remedy in all cases ,ulnor be the cause
whatit may; and have found nothing sn good for
wounds of any description 4; nav be proper to
add tha, " cure at tum n called white swelling
gwen D the most listing uished physicians as in
curabe. and which they citiy would. without ampu
tst0n prove fataio :he patient, was, unl.r my nne
date notice, effected by the ofJudkins' Ointm
aud the patient ~ fine health His iinb sFecte D,
the ociug restored to perfect state of sound
mesa $50 that the leg OF an aged man which, had been
wounded, aud exhibited one drsadfi!y liberated sur
face from the knee to the foot, anu which, for more
than tw, years had been considered tncursble sef
fectualiy cured by the application of Ju ikins' Ont
ment mention these two cases, which fell under my
immediate notice and management, as q decided ev
dence of the efficacy of!hs remedy IN oftuRor
and ofucers; have expe fenced, as decidedly. the
good Eject ofth, remedy the cure of Fe,ons and
OF every species of fresh wound ltseems to that
any one who vii obs me operation Of this Oint
ment must be satisfied to its Beneficial effect lean
with the utmost confidence recommend the use ofth
valuable remedy. ~
lam. sir. very respectfully,
JOHN rAIIAFERRo.
To Mr. CuARLsstiEasross. Proprietor)
ofJudkins' Ointment, nearFrede.
ricktown, Nd.
NOTICE.
T Having been for several years in posses
sion Ola concern in Mr.. NATHAN <HKrs sans patent
for making and vending his Imminent, known b, the
nam of Dr ~. Jadhins' Patent Spect fc Ointment -
and said Nathan Shepherd having Detained new pat
ent thereon, and [ having likewise renewed with
" Shepherd the same interest held before, it is
desmed necessary that pubic notice be given of the
umstanee. Having devoted much time and care
during the above period, in preparing and making this
Ointment. and been nstru in giving the gene
raj chsraciert has sustained with whatever IMPROVE
ment, all this time it has received present il to
public Attention As heretofore, the genuinenes. Of
the Ointment may be known by the label around the
ointment pot. thus:
Made and sold ,ohoesal. and retail near Frederick
Nd byC Herstons, eoueeraedin tie patent right"
AprI' j. 49, Ci\RtES GERS oNS
For sale By WILLIAM STABLER.
june druggist, Fairfar Street
Job srinting
heaf.y and erpsdi'iousty srecuted at this Ogce
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-28
district ~ Colunlbia,

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30

Lords ll,iiinyson ard Goiries, Eirl Grey further
rean,rke3 IA II waa,s.es eHils m ~ has arisen
iro.n in.err sa'io1, iaay wsr+aa.tt' efsaaea Of 81
rrcssp. Cevs-lm.at,
PoGrJGat.
Lesoov.Js'y Is Far Paa.s!l1a l. o. var
which arrived - .aln1th ysatr ~ te.Hg ~
of h. c1pai'toa, q foals ous la iai'-ftl. s.ah
received by re tlr Aes1j / coas nut.
coil;s received be II, latter W,d# Ia a3liattuf
Don Pedro hay,us io'falfniih' f'#s afs11j 49,
Which he se3. - pgrslt est'e#M sfast4'' 30
}istheo opinion ~ yara. atar" a a VIVA vi
acquainted wit, every pr al Patis J mat Don
Pedro has, by TINS Sep s1SsH en- elm Fae'
ledge o. nn,tary t~.etiss, a 49, q ACTIVITY.
which cannot, fail Ia reui = ia cIlar ".43s dHls.s
ter ,f unplan; because laYius taaeu iaa praelu
ton OF ssulIn. 800 men 10 J t<usr4s, Nh,,l# Is d
bout hall way hss zen Cpa 10 AMI Lis5sp N LIE
event Of the latter force eleetm as lceess.il q d.
sml,arkaiian as taa troops ID at Alaiox nbp4 and
Of which thor isno douat, tha ito7ps q Don NJ
sue,, presseJby tae 561o meu ffo4l tfofta. Nj
lind their retreat cutoff, sHl Themselves hsaa~
IN between those two bodies ofue9ps.
L.9nA,I t5lr4fy.
LoSDoN, July lp-Accp1a's u4fe berH reaatr
in TOWN winch sta'r TIA, one d.s4s4ou 81 Ilea Pc
dro's army Is a Gas), a strong military position
that tue advanced guard Is nj Vogue, ab15. i
miles from Oportp-ala that tie object ~ topd
VANCE 10 Colmhta, from whence tn communicate
with Iigueras vii sisetlr invading army III. com
,nand ofthe whole sea coas; from oporlo to llgue
Ias. Tho people OF influence at opodo - sal.
T. have declared in favor e Donna Mana. Many
assertions have taken place f.ou The finks oIDoi
Mislsl IN ,,m, Instances, the fusiu'es P~rotecdc,
u ttc,r own hon IS, but sona lu.nsl the STANDARD
OF Don Pedro, where cyety thug seemed IL !aesas
siasorab.e .saae 10 The contest
NyHiag Hfail.
On Ia, o:her hand, the Go. q TIC evening o
the Is q says:
Tn PANTHEON sloop Of va has arrived at Ports
mouth with dispatches Tor Gotarnlneut Sir
lct oporD on the 10Th, q, WHOM date Don pcJr
had made no forward movement, there had hcci
NJ mJsc lighting nor had apy military ~ civilian
Joined his STANDARD The reports u ue city ar
extremely unflturable to Don Pedro
We hear thal tle DUKE OF Wellington certain
no N 3D.. suihoftt on orluary, and particularly
rur.s-l - Attain, has expressed a. - mon some
VIA .G,otsh' to bon redIo suo.as=. unless H.
proceed, 4tonse to Lisbon, wi'r- ltlbe e,ef.to
spans. iass.fs. nee against Tan "a large lAta
fuit4, vita - sttong oal admirably 3~srllurf
los olt.atII.i marine, Is pHd8 al a m.3eut.
Vafu.Y.. T. asst Donna Mal.I
,Glg5r and Tia.
Al ~1s9ustai Lisbon On N I2;lJaiy. The
la o., DO relto having landed aud beng IA
ro.,e~.1a .. puro va, ill., known u hee'e.
IN, m feeg'A3l, upto uas p raJ, manifested u
tl,ial. y9t ole9a Constitutional IS
Ia,.aact ola .5tfft, aa,cl
l',fnroog. Julf90
C4Huut q. A. noticed noIts Il 18th. p=fCA#
NADIA. g..aaui u. Owns Ia tn I'm. tiet Stub ut
Franc, ,h.u. stIdla3 increase 9. Caoieta hcte
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30


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sianees can aJalfI n. those institutions which have
mtafsd to The u4nlc1 states II greater share OF prae-
tea Liberty. logal drIer. public and iudiaJuai Gu
| ritz, andd5ycionemen.or industry tlAn has ever
hsea known ia tie nnnals Of mankind. find, a
midst tfosr Testimonies Of sympathy, after | had
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! aAsetiona,e marks ofnpplabatIon for the French
ercat aceh Of July, l-3o, SO very tplcndidly dis
played thoushoat the United States, let me On THIS
! tsLeal M TIC cause oftle heroic rol,s-Let me
partl. ldala.g express ny gfatttuds ff the nss,stanec
have t~eteltuI from tic oinmitlee at Paris in the
pprnpudiansn oil American donations. mud pay II
rLLte II esteem aud tiauA8 10 Doctor Howe, for
hisexecution OF tho mlssion .ntrus ted 10 him, y hen
carrying mItefiul md moral comfort mo the
heart ogtte C%a,tonmeuts established by Prussia
on their eastern frontier 10 fhe unfortunate and pa
! tflutle soldier. Of po2lui; ls has caused ilsheIcl-
! it and warm blessings 10 b. po4f,l uuonlhe Ame-
ItraHnat m Aaluos. gentlemen, hall grye yoa
. taast ZRrnHbI,in jpRHMlbn the pf1Adc
daael.,5et 1mstilaa Ia4epeqae.ec."
Inn followed tAe olD.r fe,u..r ,oas,s.
, The pem1le. the Institutions. and the Pr, 81.
lcnf ofthe uu.t-I State" Oft,r Is Heavens
6rSt ~
4 The KIM Of the l'rcreh. ana tie Trenh ma
ton
. Tie Union We ca nat. ~ value I'll f.urcs
fAl.
4 Tie farnorp ot Washington. drunk stand
~.
: Til Afmy aud Navy. G,t,lens dou5ly llcd,.
81 In l.AsIfs arlfhc eouutrV.
r To m memory al fhe dead ofinc Allied Army
oflT-5. aoi To- til hcqltH nra Aaniancss Of the .ul-
ti.ofa
a lL.ffv af Pms. admiration, Tor its con
no, #.,,..f E#0.n,4 n1fhu.# tf II. Losn,,A
A.,
II Person OPINION. aul Property. May our
fl.it4uaos rrerfcs,r,i tue TAO frs, md flrofcf,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30

GtcGt NQtura5 EAri0SitY-On board tie brig
Charles, Capt. Deveroux, of Boston, which arrived
at New York last Sunday, from BaeIus .Ayres,
was brought u great natural curiosity, beng AN
anphibious male animal OF the size of II young
lleitcr, and in appearance parraking ofthree 81 ocies
of animals, the elephant, the hog, and the jack ass,
lie was taken on one otthe large rivers about 1000
miles northwest ottte city of Buenos Ayres, by
some OF 1.-THE inhabitants Of the country. Having
been e 10 leave the river and go upon land some
distance, twenty men on horseback divided them
selves into four parties, TO intercept hlm on his re-
turn. One party tell IN with and succeeded in cap
turing him with the " Iasso,' "a moose Of hide
with which those counttymen are very expert.
The animal is remarkably swift and powerful, bat
quite doeile. A letter from Il gentleman many
years q resident i'll Bueuos Ayrcs and Brazil, rep
resents this animal as very curious and rare, an
inhabitaut of the interior Of South America. The
owner, " ho attends the animal for exhibition, is n
man of large landed property, but at present uuuc-
qualnted with the English language. The mcr-
chants To whom he is CONSIGNED, intend to have
hun brought IN the brig to this city, where lie will
first be exhibited. The denomination given by
Naturalis;s TO tins animal is the " Tap'r."
Boston Daily Aduertier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30

RspfGtS~Thc present season has been remark
able for the abundance OF venomous reptiles, which
urc found IN the pastures and fields III many otthe
towns IN this vicinity. Many of the oldest inhnbi-
tants aver that this increase is bey ona all thcy can
rccnlIect A gentleman at Manchester, a week
since, being IN the pastures with a small child, his
attention vas called TO M object which seemed to
interest the child much the child was gazing III
tcn,ly OF, "a large Rattlesnakc, wound into Il coil
ond having its head erect. On the approach ofihe
gentleman The snake ran under a stone il the wall
and finally made It's escape. The stone was tur-
ned over, and a glutlnous bag, of the size Of the
gen,lemau's two hands was found, which contain
ed eighty-Six young Rattlcsnakos, from one TO SIX
inches in length, in pofcc, life and animation Ma
ny ofthem were killed, ind the remainder on beng
exposed to tne heal u the sun, soon became mani
mate. .SaGm RSistr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30

l.s, night for Plymouth, vas TAX n s.ckia the III
yer, and returned. getting here aboa, day light
he had immediate medical attendance bat too late. .
In addition TO the above melancholy intelligence,
the same letter says -" One of the crew of the
Walter Ralcigh is dow with the Cholera"
.Nor(oik Beacon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30

A London paper, in Speaking of the vast quaint
ty of trash, pouring IN, in the shape OF congratula-
tons for the safety Of the King against the stone
which hit his sacred maiesty's head, says" II
there had been a particle of brains behind the place
where the stone struck, there would have been no
occasion for these addresses" What loyal sub
lect ia. Y. Gazette.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30

Miss ANNA MARIA PORTER. well known to the
novel reading world, and who certainly was a lady
Of fine Imagination, and ut one time may be SAID TO
have occupied the throne as Mrs. Radcliffe success
SCR, died near Bristol on the 2lst June Her age
and the cause of her dcceas- are not mentioned IN
the brief obituary notice which wc lind in a Canada
paper. IN. y. Com. Adr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30
The editors ofthc New York Journal of Com
mcrcc have been favorcd with the following extrac
of u letter, dated.

A S,eH-Bet8 Of f.ve hundred, one thousand and
two thousand dollars, that JACKSON viii not receive
The vote OF this state, have been freely offered for
some days past. 1t IS evident thatthe PEOPLE are
awakened 70 the importance OF the crisis IN our ma
tIonal affairs, and ia consequence, the state Is adj
mitted to DC against, the present Executive.
y. y. Clricr,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30

The Newbern Spectator referring to several Clay
meetings held III various parts of n Carolina, OBJ
serves, " This all proves hiatt the cause Of Henry
Clay is Strengthening and spreading amongst US,
and most etfcciually puts down the idea which is
inlnstrioasly circulated by the dlsunlonists OF S.
Carolina, that the traltorous heresy Of Notification
is increasing IN thus State II Is Il gross sIandcr ON
the intelligence and patriotism -four citizens
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30

The British Government schr. Spcedwell has
captured, within the last three months, three slave
vessels from the Coast of A frica to Cuba, on board
of which were found 9S9 slaves In the last thee
weeks ofJuly, the British schooner Nimble also
captured II Portuguese SLAYER off the Isle Of Pines,
(Cuba) with i0l slaves.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30

Sales Of United States Bank Stock continue Il
be made in New lorkat IL. and IN Philadelphia
at III.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30

A Nrw Crry.-Wc understand that the Hon.
Daniel Webster, Stephen White, aad Gen. VIM.
RI Sumner, have purchased the Island IN our har-
Dor called Williams lslcnd, for $4,000, for the
purpose of erecting dwelling houses thereon, and
building up a little City for summer residences.
The streets have been already laid out, and the
buildings will be commenced forthwith.
Boston "a ecte.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30

Er'raordtnary O5currencc-On the Goth inst.
ii Coroner's Inquest was held on the body OF a boy
about + years old, named MAluIien, who was
found dead III n house occupied by his father, about
, mics from the city, with a rope turned twice a
round his neck, tied with a tight knot, and in a
mariner 10 cause strangulation. From information
gwen by the coroner, the police ~creiel tothc be
llefthat thi horrid act was committee by tie boys
father, JhN " %.lIuilen, who had then last been
seen IN the woods Of that ncIshbolAood. Two Of
fcers were immediately sent out, who secured the
woods IN Every direction, but could discover TO
trace of the man. On the iolIowiuge " Tuesday,
he was found drowned IN the North ltlycr, near the
Glass House Point. Mr.. MMullen was tic
SAINT man who stabbed Though not nortally two
men in the neighlorhood OF Prince stleet, about
two years Since, ond then made his escape TO En-
roPe. ~ .Ncfeantac ADJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30

Em,e1otcn-The ship Hudson, arrived al
New York, brought gu, "A large number Of passen.
gers. A London paper IN noticing the departure OF
this ship, says
yesterday, the ship Hudson left the London
Dock, for New York, with 40 passengers on
board, principally consisting of Mechanics, amongst
whom were several tailors, carpenters, wat,hna-
kers, and smiths, with their wives and families,
who intend settling and spending the remainder OF
their days in the United States. There are also
Sc, cral tradcsmcn OF small capital, & agricnlturists
who have disposed OF their farms for the purpose OF
cmigratius to America"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30

.Nclc Orleans, Aug. Cur city, we are happy
TO observe, still continues free tiom any epidemic or
endemic disease, Thank God, We are spared yet,
SO far, from the curse Of " war, pcstilence, or ia.
mine, - although our less fortunate neighbors seem
10 have their measure OF the calamity filing up to
the hrim. Our city continues healthy and the wea-
Their remarkably fine. Lou. ADJ.
Extrac, Off letter to the Agent of the Va. and
n. c. Transportation Company i'll this place,
dated
Et,zAprrH CRY, (NC:O.
Sunday. Aug. 10. 1885.
81 have TO announce to you the distressing in
selligence OF the ieuth Of Captain GUY c.!
WHEELER, He cisdtLis forenoon on board
chs E,cAu Boat Ws.:u Raleigh. He Ef here
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30

SOMERSET, Penn August II.
Emigratioa.-Our road is thronged with Ger
man rmigrants, vending their way TO the far ives,
Last Saturday one ofthem informed us that at leas
10000 Wurtembergcrs would ~emigratc to THIS coun
try during the present year. Hraid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19

The party with which we have to cOnsend and which7it ts pleasure DO we'll as d,,tv Ho oppose, has one, and BUT ONE paint to cali for admiratiOn-and that is its Orgon;zo,;ov which causes its members to act as m :. a,,,;t,, which brings them to the polls as one m,on. To this do he party owe the success which has hitherto attended their exertiOns-tO thia alOOe are they indebted tOr the possession of that power which they have applied tO such ignoble purposes.
 The friends of the AMERICAN SYSTEM arw still majority, a large majority, Ofthe inhab- itants of the Union. LstaheIn but be organ ised-let them but be united-and success is certain. Let them raise the banner of" CLAr AND THE CONSTITUTIONS" and use but one hG!f the energy in good, which their Op- pOnents do in a bad cause, and in 1883 An. drew Jackson will have permission to enjoy that retirement at the Hermitage, from which he never should have emerged North. Spec.
 Very like Wh0le."-Early yesterday morning whale of the right whale specics was harpooned about 15 s. E. of the Hook. by some whaemen from New London, on board the fishing smack Fair Lady of that Port' Capt. Jsmes Chapman. who had visit ed our waters for this express purnOse. He was lowed up to town in the course of the day. or rather to Brooklyn, where he arrived just at dusk. We there took a look at hin, but he was so' much under water, and wi,hal It was so dark, that we could not judge accu- rate'y of his merits. We were however in. formed by the whaiemen. that he was 55 to 60 feet in length, 8 or 10 feet through in the largest place. and would yield from 45 to 50 bbIs. of oil. They considered him worth about $500, apart from the accidental value which he derived from being stranger in a strange city. It is most likely he will be ex- h'bIted for day or two as a show. Several other whales were seen from the same vessel 'n the region of the Hook, and it is not im- probable some further captures will he made. The whaiemen who made this prize were about 10 ln number, most of them recently from voyage to the Pacfc.-N. Y. Ado.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19
From the Etedsrick (Md. ! Herald.

Fur Iroders.-A body of fine looking men, about thirty in number, arrived in this city
 on Wednesday last from Boston, via Balti-
 more and the rail road, On their way to the Oregon Territory. They are under the command of Capt. Wyeih of Cambridge. Mass. and are iO be employed in the fur trade by the Pacific Fur Company. The expedi-
 ton is accompanied by physician, miner alOgist and naturalist, and is fully equipped fer the hazardous enterprise, being well arm ed with rifles, axes. Szc. The baggage. Szc. is contained in three waggOus. which can be promptly converted intO batteaux. for the passage of rivers, and four dogs of enormous size have been enlisted as trusty sent;nels.- On the arrival of the expedition in this city, their tents were pitched in the vicinity of the depot, and the novel scene attracted large number of visitors, whose best wishes accom- pany the adventarers. Their ultimate des- tinatiOn is Astoria, at the mouth of the Go lumbia river, from which place, at the expi- ration of aAQut Eve years. they will embark for their hoEncs-hut many scenes Of wild sd venture must Do encountered in their journey through tho traekless prairies. before the vOice of greeting shall sound in their saru sFOm the PatsFnal VUeG. eusssss attend then.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19
Extract of-G Letter dated

WASHlNGTONs AprU Ss l6SS'
 I am not able as yet to inform you, who stands the best chance t0 be appointed to succeed MT. Van Buren. The pretensions of earUestness by his friends, and many shink he puts on the dignity Of diplomatist, and an inference is drawn from his present de- pertinent. that he has received satisfactory assurance from the President that he wiil be nominated. Mr. Speaker Stevenson is un- douhtedly looking for the appointment. and is sustained by the kitchen and hack stairs in- aIence Ut the palace. and by Cot. Johnson. The appOintmsnt 0f Col. Johnson on the committee to examine the concerns of the Bauk, was n"t without an object. He was with the PFesident on Mr. Slevenson's ac- count the most OG a day. before he went 0n tU Philadelphia. Bets were two Co one 0n sH. Cambsslung sooa aIess the fancy ball.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19

such medical men as may, with those Of this part of the country, join in further investigat- ing it. As soon as they come, will send you their opinion, and if any particular mode of cure is prescribed. win detail it to yOu.- Whatever name it may go hy in future, is of little consequence to the public hut its viO- ieNce in its ravages at Chippewa and Lundy's Lane, will fOr years be remembered. It is epidemic and some OpiniOns, and those en- titled to respect, say it is contagious, and un- der that impression the families Of Messrs. Clark and Street have already removed to Buffalo: Major Leonard's to this town. rx- ceTt Mr. Leonard, who remains until the ser> ant man, who is ill of tt, rrc"vrrs or dies. Chrysler's tavern, at Lundy's Lane, is shut Op-the two taverns at Chippewa are also closed. and the young people who can get a- way are doing SO. In fact. dismay is depict. ed i0 almost every cOuntenance. The fol. lowing are its symptoms :- . l The disease comes 0n with cold chill, ia- u0ri0bty, which continues tn some patients au hour. in others several hours, and in some with great pr0straiion of strength. Afel which. reaction takes place, with grea, heat Of the body and strong determination o blood to the head; intense head-ache iE some cases slight vomiting of bilious matter and in the generality of cases constipation - DeIirium tn many cases ensues; others re' main in cOmAtOse state-death terminatcs the sniierings in 4v hours. Some, however finger or days-in some eases occasions spasms ara met with. and tn others are entire ly ahseup.
 Ths Abovs is Eivsa sy Dr. '. W. Porter