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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-11
CERTIFICATE.


The following communication addressed 10 the n-o
prletor OF Judkns' Ointment, from the Hon. John Ia.
haferro, hen5er OF Congress. is highly interesting
The gratuitous manner in which it is made exhibit,
feelings OF no ordinary character towards suffering hu
manty' and iscertainly well deserving of public at
tenton:
WAsHINsroS, Janua y 90, 1929
SIR-It has been my wish, fora considerable time
20 communicate to you the good effect with which /
nave used the Ointment invented by Mr.. Judk;ns
and which ! now understand is made and sold by
agents appointed by YOURSELF I have appbed this
Ointment during the last three years to every speces
OF tumor and wound, without failure to produce cure
IN every instance Iconsder it the most decided and
emcent remedy IN all cases Of tumor, be the cause
whatit mays and have found nothing go good for
wounds Of any description II NAV be nponer IN
add that the cure Of tumor called white swelling
gwen over by the most disng uishcd physc,sns AZ in
cutao'e' and which'hey decided would. without ampu
taton, prove taalto the patient was under nv imrne
date notice, effected by the use of Judkins Ointment
and the patient is in fine health His limb Affected by
the tumor being restored perfect state of sound
mesa Also that the leg ofan aged man which had been
wounded, and exhibited one drasdfnIy ulcerated snr
face from the knee to the foot. and which for nv
hsn two years. had been considered incursbIe
fectuaily cured by the application of Juikins, On,
ment' mention these two cases. whcf fell under nv
immediate notice and management as a decided ev;
dence OF the efficacy ofths remedy in ca,.s ofturr
ana ofIieers have expe fenced, as decidedly. the
good effect ofthis remedy in the cure of Fe,on, "a
OF every species OF fresh wound 1t seems to me that
any one who vii observe on the operation of this 0;nt
ment must be satisfied to it's beneficial effect 1con
with the utmost confidence recommend the use
valuable remedy. N'' " '''s
lam' sir, very respectfully,
JOHN rALIAFERRo.
10 MT. CHARLEs HEHsroSs, Proprietary
ofJudkins' Ointment, near Frede.
ricktown, Nd. 6
NOTICE.
- Having been for several years in posses
sion OF concern in Mr.. NATHAN SHEppIpp's n.tent
for making and vending his Ointment, known by the
nam OF Dr. ". Judtins' Patent Specific OintmentI -
and said Nathan Shepherd having obtained anew NAT.
emit thereon, and having Likewise renewed with
n. shepherd the same interest held before. il ia
deemed necessary that public notice be given of the
. umstance. Having devoted much time and care
osrngthe above period. in preparing and making this
ointment, and been instrumental in giving the eens
raj chsractert hassustained, with wnateyerim
ment' all this time, it has received nressnt - =,
Puohc attention. As heretofore, the eenuneness ~
the Ointment may be known by the IabeI srounJ ,ts
ointment pot. thus: 'uho INC
{" Made and sold, toholesale and retail nan, s..,.
md 5y Hersfon,, eoneernedin tie patent ,;aht "
April15. CHARLES HERsSrr,,s
For sale by WILLIAM STABIER
june Druggist, Fai.far Street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-11
perfuMery, &c.

rSLEMENT BREAST. at his Shop on Roya
u street has Just -~c-ivcd from New York small
asscrrreut e PERFUHERY and other articles. which
he would ne happy to dispose Of Amongst which are
the following:
Genuine bears oil With . number OF osher
Superior antique do descriptions
Naples do Cologne, lavender. Flor
r. new and said to be su da and Bay water
per;or articlel Very 6ne Naples soap, for
Superior toilet powder shaving
Rich scented nursery do Tooth brushes curls puffs
Preston salts An assortment ofhsndsome
Persian soap STOCKS
Bitter almond do Venus pomatum, tor dye
v-rnacusr and Cey,on do ing red grey hair black
Jessamne and violet do Penknives, raz"rs, &c.
To which he will be constantly adding.
CT Ladies' can have almost any description Of Hair
work to order, az short notice. Curis re dressed.
tie hopes, by strict attention to business to merit
share of public patronage in the line Of his profession
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-11

John 7. Evans
WISHES to purchase FURs of different kinds. viz:
w 10000 muskrat skins
5000 mink do
500 otter do
10000 rabbit do
1000 racoon do
5000 red fox do
$500 grey FOX do
1,5O0 wild cat do
And he determined to give the highest cash price
Those having Furs to SELL will find it to their
to give him CALL
He would inform his old customers and the public
generally that he still manufactures N good vo,L "
can be found in the District his old stand, opposite
Mr. Jonathan Butchers Hardware Store, King street.
Alexandra. ian 9i5a,S
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Charies bennett

CNNr1cS UtNNe|l
HAS received. by ship Maryland. Capt Mere
IA airec, from Liverpool,
10 bsles Gest Bridport sh,d and Herring rslF''
which TIE manufacturer saws is OF HE ven
hes; quality. and is for sale ON the G:Hal 'e'Hi
He has, likewise, received,
Best cotton Burlaps
Drab wo,llen Kerseys
Lowell cotton and wool Ke-seys
few pieces best Point Blankets
few bales best Shooting and s'>iriInG Cdso'
He has on hand,
Very first quality black Italian LustrhE
Ladies' English white silk aad cotton Noe, os'
make
English and French best Florentine Yss,ES, '-
velvet waistcoating
Blue aud black superine Cloths and KesseyneEss
&c. sc
He expects daily a consignment OF Bed ticks 81
low-priced Cassnetts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-11

The Following communication addressed to the p-o
pretor OF Judkins' Ointment from the Hon. John Ia.
iaterro. hember of Congress-. is highly interesting
The gratuitous manner in which it is made, exhibits
feelings of no ordinary character towards SUFFERING hu
mainly; and scertainy well deserving of public at
tentinn: : -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-11

IN4e celebrated .iLBf0S CORN PLASTER a.
forls .astant relief and tae same time dissoIves
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-14

The tate Indian H'or.--lt is, perhaps. na. to II,
expected that the Indians should receive ice al
he hands OF then oppressors and extermnators
" m'glt as soon look for Justification Of the 20.
l.sh rebellion from the Court of s.. pc,s,,hYrob
Pe7ce', 10 matter IN what shape il appears wheth.
e IN the chains ofthe despot, or IN the huzzas of
the mob, always has It's parasites. ready to proclaim
aloud rs 90 deeds and to throw IA veil over its ri;
ees. he weak and defencoless, on the other hand
having no charms for this band of yonal natterers
are at ttc mercy OF those who fnd their hes, de-
'encr iot their anproyoked crueltIes in talslfyng
The laels which lead to their peipetration Thus.
whenever we have been cursed with an Indian war,
the passions Of the distant whites have been in.
famed against the savages, by reiterated accounts
oi thor harbarlty towards he def.nceess fron,;c.
settlers we were told of cabins consumed, & the
detenceless dwellers cruelty murdered & mu,iIa,ed
or borne into captivity to suffer A hundred deaths
hut we never heard of the injuries inflicted by the
WINES upon the Indians themselves, which may
nave provoked this vlndctye and bloody retain.
uon Inc savages have NJ Observation-Disclosures com.
plants are not recorded, and disseminated to the
'ouf corners Of the world, but are confined to their
o"" restricted limits, and are heard only in the la
nlenta;lons of the sufferers When one Of ,bam
no" ever n'arlated by repeated aegrcssons retail
'a'eS upon his oppressors, the news is borne on the
posting winds" to every quarter of the land and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-14

WANTED TO HIRE.

EfOR the present year, woman or girl that is
N tolorable Seallstress she is wanted for a
house servant. For such a one, a good price will
be g,ven--Also-,o hire out for the present
year, woman without ineumbrauce, thot l., gooo
Cook and Washer Enquire 4. ihls U.4acc.
Jan ~. Gut
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nu,ee Of 81 Mr. warKiss of Goochland fol
lowed Nj GHEeoar, III support OF Nj NJ sao-
sttute.
A nd on motion Of sir FarLssre, The Commit.
tee rose reported prosteas, ana had leave to 81 a
rain
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,a.ion o. ~ 'fsilai ,:.ates Mag ic h.te 80
g.teu Ia observe this 9th ~ at ~ splrt There
are many rlmors adDat a, 10 what Mr. Calhoun
says oEtie course Of -oalh Carolina. ,at | do mi
think he iaikS 1ca about the business rs these
ramors would Lead the world to believe. have II
trpfa the best authority, however that he IS deeply
mli:uunl at The presidents avowed sentiments
.onserars hia,eif personally, and thai, come
gHzt' utay. he y II lie thorn IN Gen. JacksoBs
,.dstl Al toat Tour reafs to come"
The correspondent oithc n Y. Journal Of Com
msroc gives lhs following version Of Gea. BiAl's
conduct!
| lea. a rumor tial Ger. rar, member of the
Rouse % K pfeser,alises from South CafnItna-.
he wno.e recent btutaltty has excited every ~hefe
d.ef4 atId deserved rnlisnatioi--is III It state nj
NM bordering on arrangement. EoIY tauots
leael eise here, are 10 be rcectsej Nh many
advantages nr u. cseilemcn; of the moment Tile
stony U.s. tat lie l,tiad jury nov IA session, 'ial
iupnl "a ln5,..Haant aslu,' li.n Blur for his
smut on Ippg ifern. aa#l that wfitllJ been IS
sie5 for h. at,esl 'ins4 "teb5Hs h. appeated III
The .uasis. ora .Hlie6t Ht''slfeu. afned ~tA pIs-
'ai5 aai efH'r @aaFous declaring hat h' wani MT
BE- tt.ta. IL TON hls SCAT the sltgo hpx, wnefe
We 4cW1laed ta .oate time, viii pistol N each
haaj. ae@dt TINE oe!pca, 10 lid pis1oil
hul e"haut hlGig,uhd apparently without purpose.
Gfeai r1ast'rnallau easa-d The pafturna va
stopped. ! lie pule', aldcd b some eIu.eas, SUI
Iaa Mod Inn, md 10 INN Ia gave up h. rms
Nfio" taa haaf =, lacta.cr. W tia more da5. ,iill
~ ~or ftfSuads3 u leave tine log. fal, ~ la-
LOFTY, he bscaua quite sauaae--t!feg on ais COZ,
Stamped VIII nsjie Ike thunder 81 luc d59r aad
4th "a. alenoftdn laass, challenged line wnoie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-14

THE LEGlaLAfuHE-A letter itom a
uember ofthe 6ouse ii Delegates to one OF tn
Editors dated IN the n. iost says " fbe debate
lon the South Hafeaa oatoos1 0iil cias- about
Saturday OF Tuesday next tina me aIsnss. . Of
itr Union have sausa co.aa.a;e aseon4aecy IN
he ,time.t All that they pr slowly i.ut sur! Is
gaming sirenqh. BroIaax resolutions s.elo. II
W Tue CoaHlsee of2i) viii certainty be d i,,l.i
or be greatly modified. Think MarshaIs su0stl-
tue viii be adopred in pref. anee 10 Bfadnaa..
na1 then the question sill ne r'l&ert Marshall
and Bro"as.--Np lkias oi 6,eoaaud, made az
excellent speech yesterday IL t.fssilion 10 Bod
it eolres hon, viii have an excellent .i,c F,nih-
ner Is now making an e1e,.,.m speech III favor O
Mslshal substitute
Mr.. Browns resolutions. RI. ned 10 in tic G,te
eoins extract, are cral ,a,d Ii dos morning, "a.
per. They are drawn up ey,aeu'Y win etrat d.
liberation and cate ani With no LITTLE ability de-
ooancins the doctrine d Notification. l,f affirming
the risht Of Seeesslon IL, tetn hlother, ana "a
strongly resembling III ali L, features, t.st Il Is
as difficult to distinguish between them rs Il eeas
heIwccn Drom'o Of Syracuse aud promo oil {. ple-
sus. Aeeotlnsla Mir Blown, South Carolina
You'd haee u5eH perfectly f,Ai II, IL her Ordi-
uanee, SIR lad aae.afed tnd the Union ~qr dis
solved sol" Is shr was concerned, instead OF TIA
Siee 'L' al prospective and ali ming that Il s1oat3
q
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v AkksaI 1E,EK1ss.

v AI&saI fE'EE1ss.
Z AMP III. Winter aud Fall by the barrel
III 4 ~ ga.'on AT ON prices
l. e new cop. superior,
Raslns, new crop, frs. quality
OlCajapat, tue
Homatums
Essence of Roses
Do N,u!ets
Do Jcssamine
DO Carnations
DO C,uon Flowers
Do Milidleus
Antique OIL, & new Patterns
Cologne Water
Honey do
Lavender do
Bay 10
Orange Flower Water
Furniture Brushes and Paste
Toilet Bottles, I new patterns
Fine Gold Beads, cut and PLAN
Bead Needles, best
Magic Matches
thlihen's Rnttles and Ivory Rings
Long and round Bead Purses
Harmonious
Round and Flat Bead Guard CHAINS
Hooks aud Eyes
German Razor Homes
CONNECTIONS OF Senua and Roses
Do OPIUM and Aromatic
Watch Papers
Cut and plain Seed Beads, assorted sizes am
coors, etc.--Roce,yed aud ior saie by
Howell DAVIES.
Dec. 81 ITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-14

$ a0lorim liJt--ihe ipiiaWng scene between
Nessrs. Holmes Of Aainc, and C;randy Of / cnnes
see which occurred in late debate N the s'cnaio.
on proposnon to enquire into Tie extedl,ucy OF
, reducing the rates of postage, is stetched by the
Washington corcs ponlent ofthe :, y Jou.nai q
Commerce:
"some rcpartecs in the debate. hciwern Mr.
iloln.c+ ant Mr. Grlnly, disturbed the sisaqe of
senatorial S'dv,fy Nj II was IN fayur ri extend
18th. fpndh,ug privilege 10 members of Congress.
daftns tie wcoie OF The rccess. His owa tcrn o.
service WIS about to expire, and perhaps Tia, Of tn
Senator Ira1 Tennessee. The Senate would fosr
oaea % is vision and experience, AMI also ia.
baoehi Of the instructions wnerewIlh M had.
roa time 10 time. been favored by his constituents
and hn Ioagh II ht be well tor tue country that
he and us ti,eni, tus Ch,innan of the Commit
ee On Pest 0hr1s and Post Roads, NJ q pm
~ shoui haye TIE opportunity 10 emil lhtan then
>aeeeS@ots IA odec, 10y frequent interchange u
views aud sentiments. Mr.. Grindy rtpfed thai
lis cfse VAS hot yet 50 hopeless that Il III. Sea-
atof hon Maine, vino had aireldy received his
political death warrant For himself, there VIZ
still soioe e,ll1Htrlne Of hope But even If he, a>
well a. the sonator iom Naiae, were 10 become
defuncl, the world, he br.,eyed would 90 on Nj
Holmes IN reiulnder, admitted tha upstsssness
~ he rise; bat lie wished IL to T. rcnern5ertd
iat bt hid deeanG a r~-tiectioo thoush song
faftops eeope, he adltd, wcnld havo IL that his
Pefe.'Hl.5 declined d.s. AL NJ deeiiael 0ttel-
,.at.!a
Nj Holmes, itmay be rtcol'ccel by oar rca-
fers, some months since announced his intcu,lon to
decline re oIeetoa, watch vas at the time attribute
10y us political opponents TO tue fact HAT thr
>'fens i.tot DE Jackson party in Maine would I'm
sara MS dc al if he should permit A,s name to be
is d "a candidate And MIR. Gfndy, Who IS
suspected # ia.bouuisin and Modification IN Ten.
nessee. and whose o8et IS wanted tor Mr.. Ealon
vii doubtless be permitted 10 60 INTO retirement
| after the ith of arch next We are giad that
these gentlemen have phlosopbv enough to laugh
at THIS resolution III tier pohiical fortunes. T5nIa
was, " hen the word d Iohu Homes was ln,r =,
Name. and when Felix Grnndy cared no ,iyal IN
! Tennessee. But, tenPe'G ma'aRttf. The star
of JacksonSm has thro&n then both into the
shade Mr., Holmes, L is n0e, ought not 10 com.
paln of his destiny, as he n,s been a. u,.i "a. =,
and warm adversary of Gen Jackson bat A!r
Grundy may well wonder TIN, his scrvl,e ner,i
zsashp mas not secured ina asuast a similar
fate
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FOREIGN NEWS
F'fera the Ncc YORK journal 81 Com MARI. Ia" :.
ELEVEN DAYS LATER FROMENGLANn

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Rom The Nep York journal 81 Com nefts. Ian :
pIpvrN naysrarrp rRoNrNGt AND
~. 49,, sbr sa,h n,,r,s, CAM Mar.
Iii Co.., I ivs,aell we bsye ,er,,yeJ .yorpeol
'na"' "o'" 1922 81 VS., -, ,''... ,.s'.,' -
pape's ~ 49,. .s,o,s.,', ia. ~ De- a,L
',1 ., ,b' ~, III,
ivy -" A., a.. se.s..,,... -
s'os. " u'e -. - ,,,,.
~. . ~ n. d,.zol,s, n, ia,
os' co'afl.,. f.,a.sf oftbs
o..s'',' -, 49,. i..fl
- - -. . Tho cfsss,t,t ,4,.,i,i,t5. If
he r,v,, polrobv the bat:crle. o. non NJ .,.I 80
as to proven, remrorccmcnls and sapa,ies.o boz
Pedro, &e.
III. Dutch Is ng has sen "a fnessaaE Ia the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-14
-. DiGt:ES' OFFICE.
fine prospect for a Fortune.
100000 Hia.tE,tSV PRIZE.
so LOWEST PRIZE.
' NginiA state i.otterv

ENua Class No. l. for 1853
% De efa"n IN The city Of Richmond on Wclnes
oay the a1h January, 1883
NILSI SpIEhDin LEVI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-14

TIE L}u.h'are No4.nten renuks--." The
Jaa., Mi .ol Ii Amin rresn,tns Who tie ailee-
i.ie .a.s uae 81 rs rtoaaf' are alieea,ed."
ihIs. l,.aH'-s, xt,aYag uI oeHn,4n II misht As
vii Boz aa.n.lle~t t. urJoe OF farsc family. il
private H.. ~oaId pptbs worth meservn2, wipn
"a s#s) #...u.##t Of ttranle refractory and dis
paofco,et "13 oaa1' ros tie rest coht.c IN
cofi ala y aG3 ..fosp#,a.y2
- ThaNat.an~ ,,4zece does not fully give
OF n'-ati .t IN separat'ns ,hr remark from winch
it dlsaeras from rs context We designed to be
oal,-tood q, saying, hi, whenever the aft o,lan.
oiany one Of The Stutes Shtdl be alenated from Il
Union. eiaf rs That STATE IS concerned, The com
pact may as well he Dissolved When coercion
needs TOD F"aordo, IN order to preserve the coho-
sun II ~e,e beaer 'dal he parry liable to this CO.
Groom should be permitted 4ao,iJ lowithdraw and
hsht ou her own hook
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-14

Shr@ieH Opaeofi0a.- We have received a COM
o'anlcoIoa from Pj,tsyivara, giving an scc,mat
OF an opefaiDon of hihtoioiag, recently pcr.onn
10y Do R,Nicy Wtite, OF that cotsily, on q vdaia
named Samuel HALEY, who had almost arrived "a
years OF ma,urliy, unl who for several yeas Id
been much afflicted. The larger par, OF lie calel.
Ids extracted from the youth was nearly of an q.
val torn, as large as an egg of moderate sizai
ard ann'ner part ofthc SANE form uu. smaller,
""s united 70 the small end oitle larger forming
nearly aGsht a.gic, which the Doctor IN order To
dlsIodgo VITA greater ease. was comncllcd to
meak of. This caused some dcllv yet the time
CONSUMED III the operation was very li.tle more
'esa lie inmates. and i, was performed with
u-A'eriy, accuracy and success The instruments
0S2a On the oesasIon We're Invented by pt. Wan
and are simple AMI sata aud lre though. tn be 81
pefior to any To" IN use Immediately after tho
opefa'Ion, the youth WIS tranquil and cheerful, ex-
Palic"cins not the s,%h,"st iaeoayenlence 'front.'.
Between the seventh aud eighth days AFTER the o?e.
ration, the incisoI was healed, and he walked a.
po.d the house. Ua The eleventh day, he dressed
himself fully on the thirteenth day he was a
bic to AID N the concerns ottha farm performing
the necessary manual labor and at present lie tt-
joys excellent health
c oeem 1t unnecessary to publish the remain
der OF the communication, consisting manly ot al
eu'ogy on the surgical skill of Dr. White There.
puta'ion OF the Doctor is so well established IN ms
section OF country, that such a mode Of mabnsh
public Is unnecessary
PORk.-There were several small doves Oh
Hogs IN market last week, and there is yet a Up
Ply Which has been selling at SIS
u Slas Wright. Jr. has been elec'ed " .
aeaator, hy the lie gisature OF NV ie'k, 10 ny
ly the vacancy occasioned hy' the ras,rba'''" -
William l. Macy. The vote stood 81 II D 10 ~
Senate, and 90 10 % IN The House TIE 70 W.
IN par, for John {. Spencer s, james he''
Aiherl Galstn 3.
u Messrs Saul Alley Of New York, Heft"''
Kuhn, Henry d. Glpin and John I. Sul'''S" "
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INV oi,K Jal .

.'fH tRhht 9dii =.
iaP"ftnt Tsp} Ar ,cean ion ef,,a nm. Was
n.a O. .'e'h ~ l@o sln8c al liomee. tu he county
.or'aed. ln 0if.a Gtrl pls ~d, u4nnfl
mad Mpftp Lyon "a, fadan, .or ,edur'.ou oftas
Vaa olthe p.n,er NO he'd bern etg.deea yc5f.
'iff''d all vas hr nali,tf of o.ae children L.
a5' q .as"d tta.. circumstances u, e-etagJttt.
o2.1au lot} saeea .etdtc peau,.t f8e deltnda0i
'uf 5ei!-3 -lr irscst vordlel for damages ever .
ven IN ,int county. Elisha Williams, Esq had
born retained for ,he dalendont bit Mas uaao.e to
atead oh account Of il health
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Isvsry vince Isas'aj lie - of n. 49,.
In.afderoas savage " have long snss.-..,
the recent war agains. the Sacs aal -. as'
were traced to Is small beginnings. w,nll NJ
covered 70 have originated, not IN the ,v.y,.,
positions oi the lndi.us, bu, In the often
aggressions oflhc whites and this sunni. ~
confirmed by an editorial oriialo OF the snls
he ST Louis Times -Thal journal r.msF..
itis traa that he aggressions ri ,l,.l..r
gre coattaEed, ut commenced, IA The b.gb...=2
zee ofsayage btfbariiy, and hat At last M
as LETT 10 insure the siietY # the llqa= All
MY u: the whole Of DE nlia1fiants II ~. ~
pttis If l,t3nQts and tbs >ld6e. bHt the -,
d VA, AMI that one almost ne. sss.t.f, 5F.,.g
nation, Bu' II Is also truo, md : 4.,. =.t
SAY dollttsd 10 this eaen5rY. ibtt # ol.;q#s,...
aoie drsite al pHai ".ire add humanity bal
felt ard exercise. so Ia 0.a#falu. Of fhs=r,,.-
the wa m.sn have zen eae,eatea. a..,..5
S't;cto1 al the n.y. al p.5p tiy nj on SIM.
egod"' and another reconl of blood aai .ps
spaced - lhe a.story oflhc t,istioe> OF ih4.,,,.
Viii he aau' fassfsso,e II lie soil its,.,a,'
nous fpet, H@He ms rie'eace N uta5t l25
~. 90 Io"'0',s'~ o. me Nt"f H.
,r,e,,, AMI n,,o, ,5.I ,.,.,,, vi :" "fe oide
W., then ii is 1..s dlsr..eiul,y H. rcn,eI '''s
Io!.ans well kne@ lhal the toorhaak vas ,.l.
'i@a "''u 'fe'' o''y "si'e Oh sai''y lay II. 6a,ca
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tbe tTuth shoulie saosu. aag plsfiee ren.I,,..,.5
tae h'''eH - Wi "s ir''ies to taelr caa4ue,o.s
"tniy correct ai,d rra'l>e information t. ,ash ,a
'.'' '''' WV sa'' aee'y am Siat5.o.goz
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AMI wing advocacy Of all l,,..cI,io,, and -.
of the iniian tfoes rs Mt more h4yelse i5I.,,.5
'"a s0'stts''e oi l'e neoca ard Haeqo'ldf} ol In.
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yol,lng T., humanity - ,.,.z.,. ,,l ,,. '..'
and ta~ soyeluea plo.i -
:" ''a's'-- nc v 'o'"es1ef lisf1u' epn
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NEN .ORLrANs, DIR. 81. 1852

Nav ORLEANS, DIR. 81, 1852
Tie tfiel Of Can't Netoal, and the oihor Off
co., u the Mratean sebf. Mont,zuna captured
md brought into tn, port by the L. S. ,chr Gram
pas. : APT Tatdal iol committing an act OF piracy
on tie Amor n sguf. W a Tnrner, terminated
Yesterday IL he :. b'suiet Court The cap
tf.1, Sc tat1n, Ia. 0oeo found guilty, and the otl
81 2trers acquitted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-14

G0NGRESsIONBL-I'he resolution offered
by Nj Verplhnek IN The II. Of R to proceed fort'i.
with to the consideration ofthe J,, reducing duties
On imports to the rates OF 1916, and TO take itup
every day until the House shall get through win
It, ho'ia2 been adopted by vote oi rs TO 81, Mr.
NerPl9aea opened The debate ON the Sth INST.
L. tho sera,c, the debate on tie bill relating TO
the Pnbi'e Lands has commenced, and Mr.. Clay
occupied the door hou' and three quarters IN de
'enee 1.-THE policy maintained in his Report and
Bal introduced at tue last session
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! SlLl.NDiD LIS +

Amounting in ail 70 $50 900
l lchets at lie low Price Of S6-Iialves e3-Qrs
81 so
For sale at Di.GFS, ol,I,1~r
NJ. Eynchhorg, Va
!" h're all orders from the soqu,ry, (post paid
WI be promptly attended 10
yaD. 10
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n'' '''''oo'e-o d ''e i''' session
~
f''" - "S't'S''"' '"e ash'hS'oh CORES
pondcnt the Alexandria Gazette gives the follow
mo accom-, Of the late frcal; OF, Gen Rl,r offs G
:, ~. ,rh,,,...,, ,,,.sl;..... ,.:c :
"a''" "e c'ia7o mo OH A&A 9'pe' nom 'ae 1tit-
sfarh
Bi,od,d horses whose sncca and bottom ma
man caa doubt, yomtftalcS take TIN b,t between
tn" 'a n and ran Oh, rs H9I' NtrH were after
h,,' ,''
fss, eo th,, by,oled H., -, r.. :. u,I1s.
veins flows the oareIr ,',,r,ui or yi,,l,rv" dc,i
,e.l from tho ilrn.t,,o,< lons.s If pt,,r III ua,,
mss ha, made $, STARTLING abo f5n,n fi,r,,ls ~,
r.onrie,p. that it is ny candid opinion he never