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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-17
CERTIFICATE.


The following communication addressed to the pro
pretor OF Judkins' Ointment from the Hon. John Ia
liaferro Member of Congress- is highly interesting.
The sratuitous manner in which it is made, exhibits
feelings OF no ordinary character towards suffering hu
manity; and is certainly well deserving of public at
tention:
wAsHISsroN, January 90, 1899
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.. Judkns
and which I now understand is made and sold by
agents appointed BY YOURSELF have applied this
Ointment during the last three years to every species
oftumor and wound, without failure produce cure
in every instance. tconsider the decided and
ehclent remedy in all cases of tumor, be the cause
whstit may; and have found nothing so good for
wounds of any description II NAV DC proper to
add, that the cure Of tumor called white swelling
given over oy the most distinguished physicians as in
curable and whichthey decided would, without ampu-
taton, prove fats,o the patient was under nv imme
date notice, effected by the use of Julkns Ointment,
and the patient is in fine health His limb affected by
the tumor being restored perfect state of sound
ness Also that the leg ofan aged which had been
wounded, and exhibited one adfuly liberated sur
face from the knee to the foot, and which, for more
THAI two years. had been considered iucurabe was e
fectuay cured by the application of Ju ikns' O4n;.
ment mention these two cases, which fell under nv
immediate notice and ansgement, as a decided evi
dence OF the efficacy oflhis remedy in oftumur
and ofulcers' have expe fenced, as decidedly, the
good effect ofthis remedy in the cure of Felons and
OF every species of fresh wound Iseems to me tina,
any one who vii observe the operation of this ONT
men must be satisfied to its beneficial effect lean
with the utmost con6dence recommend the use ofths
valuable remedy.
lam, sir, very respectfully,
JOHN rALIAFERRO.
To Mr.. CHARLES tlsRsross. Proprietary
ofJudkins' Ointment, nearFrsde.
ricktown, Md.
NOTICE.
~ Having been for several years in posses.
sion ofa concern in Mr.. NATHAN SaKreKpD's patent,
for making and vending his Ointment, known BY the
nam Of Dr. w Judtins' Patent Specific Ointnsnt,.
and said Nathan Shepherd having obtained new pat.
emit thereon, and having likewise renewed with
N. Shepherd the same interest held before. il il
DEEMED necessary that public notice be given of the
nuisance. Having devoted much time and care
during the above period. preparing and making this
Ointment, and been instrumental in giving it the eese
raj charaeterHt has sustained. with whatever improve
ment all this time, it has received present II to
public attention AS heretofore the eenuinenes. NJ
the Ointment may be known by the label aronnd IN.
ointment pot. thus: -~
Wade and sold, wholesale and refaiL near EL.1.l
ND by Herstons, eoneernedin tie patent riekf.n
Aprili5 CHARLES HERSrONs
For sale by WILLIAM STABLER.
june 8 Druggist. F@.tar Street
Job Printing
tedf,u and erDedifio,asf, e,.rr,,fs m, fb:. r,.o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-17
Ground Plaster.

For sale by the Ton, Barrel. or BusheL.
VUlHE subscriber has on hand, and intends keeping
Il during the season, Ground Plaster, which win be
sold at as low prices be procured in the Dis
trict. IONA. JANNEY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-02-14
IN THE HOUSE.

Monday, Feb. 4th. The House resolv-
cd itself into committee of the whole on
the state Of the Union, mr. Wayne in the
chair, and resumed the consideration Of
the .New Tariff Bill.
Mr. Adams now made the motion, con-
cerning which he. had some days since
given notice, viz: to strike out the en-
acting clause of the bill. lie supported
the motion by speech, in which he en-
tered at large into the doctrine of Null.
fication, and the right Of the different in
tcrests Of the Union to the protection OF
the Government.
Mr. Barringer replied with warmth tc
the speech OF mr. Adams, deprecating u
ny step that should go at once TO test the
strength and existence OF the Govern
ment.
MIR Burgess followed, and in the course
of his remarks stated, that he had re-
solution which he wished TO offer, limit.
/ ing the operation of the bill Of the las,
session to eight years.
Mr. Drayton Of S. C.. replied to mi
Adams in strain Of great warmth, as
having introduced topics that must incvi
tably excite the most hostile and even
furious passions. lie examined the po.
sitions which he understood to have been
taken by mr. Adams, and which he con
demned rs worse than Modification it.
self.
Mr. Adams denied that mr. Dray,on had
Justly represented his argument.
Mr. Drayton replied, and mr. Adam:
was about TO rejoin, when, mr. Patton oI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-02-14
SDGTIf.CARCJTNA.

Tho Charleston Evening Post, ofthe lst instant,
has the following
Federal Aggression Commenced, We
learn, that in pursuance of the orders of
the Dictator at Washington, the British
ship Roger Stewart, Captain Kerr, from
Greenock, aud Spanish Hermoso, Hab-
enero, from Havana, have been brought
to in the Roads, by the United States
Revenue forces in this harbor. This is
the first act of the General Government,
which, if followed up, must bring in COL
lision with us. Ii has been done at the
very moment too, that disposition has
been manifested on the part Of our peo-
pie, TO forbear until the end of the pre-
sent session Of Congress, until The hope
but scarcely with the expectation, that
such relief would be granted to us ms
would at once settle all our differences.
The course thus pursued by the Prcsi-
dent seems TO evince determination,
that the controversy shall not end with
out conflict.
: ln reference 10 the above, the Charles.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-02-14

this State, issue a CaPias directed to
aoob and all officers as Aforesaid, requir-
ing them to apprehend such person or
persons, and him, her or them bring be-
fore said court to be dealt with accord
Sec. .. find be It further enacted, That
the several officers to whom such war
rant or Capias shall be directed, be ana
they are hereby required to obey ana
execute the same. And any person VINO
shall obs,ruct or assault any such ofhcel
while in the execution his Office aiore'
said, shall be liable to the penalty pre-
scribcd in the 34th Sec. of the act emit
tied AN act to reform the Penal Laws
True copy-witness,
HENRY BowEN, Sec ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-02-14
rRIrTu WILL PREVAIL.

We copy the following from the Cuca
Elucidator: =
The annual meeting Of the third ward
temperance society, was held on We'd
nesdoy evening. This society has be-
come a little famous for the wholesome
r;pidty OF its constitution, which enJolns
abstinence from all intoxicating liquors.
4 We like rigidty, when putting satan I'M
der the bar OF accommodation. Nheh
This society was started, some ol the
good tcmperancc folks thought the world
was running mad Many believed 1t
wouId do more hurt than good, and It was
cravelv predicted that 1t would never
number fifty members, But its members
p,ead for consistency, adopted the con-
st;tution, and started their enterprise with
only serenicen names. This was one
| wear since. In less than two weeks, the
! nubicon was passed; more than nifty
! signers were obtained. And at the an
rHal meeting last week, i'ro hundred ard
IIihirty names were reported. Fifty OF
these were obtained upon the occasion
Of MIR Turner's address a few weeks
since. There was one thought or arsn-
tIment in that address, which was, OF IT.
self, host. We will attempt to trans
cribe it, though at the risk of inlur'ng It,
!. There stands, said Mr. Turner, IN n
!. bar-room, a poor ragged tipler, with
/ three cents in his hand, for which he
wants to purchase a dram ofwhiskey, but
he is little ashamed to ask for IT. By
and by, in comes gentleman, and calls
for that very harmless drink, glass o.
wine; he drinks it off, throws down his
. shilling and retres. The poor tlpler
eyes begin to sparkle who is this, says
.,.he. That is Mr. -, a member o
the temperance society, is the answer
o, ho. he replies; well, ifl was able t'
buy wine would join the temperance
society too; but | have but three cents
and | must drink as well as he, for he
, it seems, cannot do without it. So here
landlord, take my three cents, and give
me such as | can afford. OF course h'
obtains the whiskey, gets drunk, and b.
, the example Of the temperate Mr -
, is confirmed in inteinperance, perhaP
: II forever
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-02-14
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
JOSEPH CHILDS,
Of Portsmouth.
SENATOR'S.

Stephen Stocre, Of SmiihfeM;
Q Hezekiah Bosw orth, of Warren;
8 Benjamin Smith, Of ". Kingstomn;
a Stephen b. Cornell, Of Portsmouth
8 Samuel w. King, Of Johnston;
G Wager Wecden, Of S. Kingsto'ra;
I Elisha Harris, Of Coventry;
8 Du,ee Arnold, Of Warwick;
9 Ethan Foster, Of HopLinton,
10 William Smith, Of Sciiuafe;
HENRY BowEv, Secretary.
ALBERT G.. GREENE, Attorney Gen.
JonN SrERyE, General Treasurer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-02-14

DEBATE IN THE T. S. SENATE. The
debate on the bill for enforcing the col
lection Of the revenue in the State Of s,
Carolina, continues in the Senate with
unabated interest. Since our last publ
cation the discussion has been continued
by Messrs Brown and Mangum,in oppo'
ton to the bill, and by messrs Holmes,
Clayton and Dallas, in its favor. So far
the advantage, both in point of ability,
and Of sound constitutional doctrine, has
been monifestly on the side Of the friends
Of good order and firm and unwavering
execution Of the laws Of the Union. We
regret our inability to copy the remarks
of Mr.. Clayton. They amply sustain his
previous reputation, and present this
question in so clear point of view, tha,
the most inveterate nullifer must confess
their cogency. We haYe only room al
present for the following remarks Of Mr.
Webster, which were thrown in Incl.
cidentally in the discussion Of Friday, and
which must have annoyed not II little
those consistent and praiseworthy pollti.
clans. who can eNtol to the skies iheiI
military idol, while they rcprobate the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-02-14
NEWPGRT,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1898.
.N.qTyO...fL REPUBLICAN, .SI.4TE
CO.N'TyE.S'7YO.I.

. A State Convention of Delegates was
holden at the State House in Providence,
on Thursday evening last, for the pur-
pose of nominating suitable candidates to
be supported by the freemen at the en-
suing election Cor General Officers
Joseph l.. TiIlinghast, ESQ. was called
20 the Chair, and Levi Halle, and c. +.
Robbins, Esquires, appointed Secreta-
ries. The following gentlemen were unan'
imously nominated.
TOR GOVERNOR
LEMUEL IL. ARNOLD,
Of Providence;
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-02-14

feet was ersai, and probably exceeded
that of the excellent address ana speech-
es which prec eded 1t.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-02-14

STEAMBOATS,. The steamboat Benj
Franklin is withdrawn for The present
We learn that she will re commence run
ming, if the navigation will permit, about
the Goth inst. The steamers Boston and
President, we learn, will also re -en.er the
service about the same time.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-02-14

consideration of Congress. He was not
at liberty TO look on and be silent, while
dangers threatened the Union, which ex-
listing laws were not competent, in his
Judgment, to avert.
Mr. President, take this occasion to
say, that ] support this measure. az an
Independent member of the Senate, in
the discharge Of the dictates Of my own
conscience. am no mans leader; and,
on the other hand, l follow no lead, but
that of Public Duty, and the Star of :he
Constitution. believe the country is in
considerable danger; | believe an un-
lawful combination threatens the integri-
ty Of the Union. believe the crisis calls
for n mild, temperate, iorbearing, but IN
hexihly firm execution of the laws
And, under this conviction, | give a
hearty support to the Administration, in
all measures which ! deem to be fair,
lust and necessary. And in supporting
these measures, | mean to take my fair
share of responsibility; TO support them
frankly and fairly, without reflections on
the past, and without mixing other topics
in their discussion.
/ Mr. President, | think ] understand
the sentiment Of the country, on this sub
Iiect. think public opinion sets with an
Irresistible force in favor Of the Union,
in favor ofthe measures recommended by
the President, and against the new doc
trncs which threaten the dissolution OF
the Union. | think the People of the
I United States demand Of us, who are en-
trusted with the Government, to main
iItain that Government; to be Just, and
fear not; to make all and suitable provis-
ions for the execution Of the laws, and
to sustain the Union and the Constitution
against whatsoever may endanger them
For one, l obey this public voice
/ comply with this demand Of the People
| support the Administration in measures
/ which believe to be necessary and
while pursuing this course, look unhes
tatngly, and with the utmost confidence
for the appreciation of the country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09
RICHMOND & LYNC1IBURG
GHNE'H2.

NNilE public IRE respectfully informed, that, by
u direct on ot the Post Office Department, tins
fo'i'c is changed from thee In six tunes n wctk
HE : tagc will leave Richmond AMI LynchhorY
every day, Saturdays rted, aud arrive in caci
plnneevery day, Sundays exc pied.
As this arrangement extends no farther than
Lync!burg passengers ior the Sc~ib, either by
peck q We'ords line, via Knine's Tavern, kIanlp-
den Sydney College, &c. OF by Smiths line through
Danville Vat so the cnrolinas, Georgia &c. to
the Southwest, through Alabama, and Tennessee
and to the IIra VIA III. watering places, and Guy
sandote, ON the Ohio river, shouJ unless they wish
forest day III Lybchburg. leave Richmond ON
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
Th. coaches on this line are ncw, and nrc not
excelIed IN beauty, strength or comfort by any now
IN use. The horses good and the drivers ac
commanding, skillful and steady.
In consequence Of me great Improvements re-
Gently effected and those in contemplation, in the
Steam boat navigation between Richmond and Bal
umore, with which this line connects three times
week, going and returning,) facilita Ing ,ic in
scrcutrso between those points beyond oil previous
example, can confidently recommend my lice To
travellers from the West, South West and South
in ihcir trips to and from the Nonh--lhe time re-
quisc to accomplish them, and the expenses, vary
ing bu, lie from any other linz, aud in point of
comfort exceeded by none, if equtlleI by any.
PATERSON, Propylctor
Rieam1nd q. Lpacabnrg Line
N. r. All baggage, packages, &c. at the risk of
the owners thereof
Dec IT. v,s
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l.aD1l Al.T.

TuVIiE subss riler wall sell, accommodating
u terms, The following property The Tavern
House, the Store House, DC. al Amherst Court
house With 80 acres attached, of highly improved
grass lots. Adjoining the above, tract of3Oo acre,
of land as fertile and productive any high land IN
the country and suiiten, il well cultivated 10 pro-
d,Se grain and hay to furnish the Tavern. Also, n
tract Of 2ioaefes, two miles ftom the Courthouse.
this last tract ai,ounds in timber Of every kind
necessary for building Sc Sc. and is valuable
appendago to either or both tho others.
II n sale is no, made during The present year OF
the Tavern IL will be for rent or lease for a. term
Of wears The subscriber wishing TO close ms &c.
counts to do fash bksises only, will reduce bis
charges TO tne following rates -
Breakfast. Dinner OF Supper so %
Horses, u hours 81
Lodging 70
Board man and horse by the week %
" do p hours 30
No charge for bar expenses with bnarders II
eompcllodo extend credit, fifty per ten, viii be I'D
ded 10 the above rates, JAMES POWELL.
April ~ WI"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

" John Lydcii eKeeatol OF lItrty " arg, decAi
II Miesjah DAVIS, BeniamiD Waik,ns sJninls-
traitor of Robert A. Ward decd. Alexander Lig-
gat, Edward Lynch and CHARLES II. Lynch, Ex or
of AnseIr Lynch deed.
TAKE NOTlcE-Tha, on Friday the 3lst
Jay of May next between the rising and setting Of
II c sun, at the Office Of S. J. Watt in The town nj
Lynehburg, and state Of Virginia, We sl,,ll proceed
10 take the deposition Of John Ward John L.. A.
dams, Francis Galloway and others, to be realms
evidence in suit in chaecery now depending in
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law md chaneery
for tic town Of Lynchburg, in which Martha Bar
bcr, John u. Ru,Iedge and Lucinda his wife, late
Lucinda Barber, Thomns I. Adams and Matilda
his wife, late Matilda Barber, John w Ru,ledgc
and JulIann his wife, late Jullann Barber, William
Mellhany and Henrietta his wife, late lienrie,-
ia Bs,ber, John Barber, William Barber, Robcr,
Barber and jeremiah r. Barber, the four last Of
whom ore infants and sue by John H. Ruiledgc
the. next iend, plaintiffs, ond you are defen-
donis, when md where you may attend If you
please. II from any cause the above dispositions
sh ii no, be taken on the 3lst day II May next,
they will be taken on the next day, and continue
iron day 10 day until the whole DC taken.
MARTHA BARRIER,
JOHN y. RUTLEDGE,
THOMAS 4. ADAMS,
and Others.
April29 tdt
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NOTICE..


HNllE undersigned having formed a co-partner-
- ship undrr the style Of Aowiin Hunt and
H,sdon, and having purchased out the entire stock
OF Lorenzo Norve, isq in .his place, will carry
on, IN the house lately occupied 10y him, large dry
goods business. Their assortment is now very gen.
ernl and in IL few weeks vii! be added TO extensive
ly, by purchases from the North.
The late customers Of MIR. Norvel, together with
friends and the public generally, arc respect
fully requested to call upon us.-We promise them
as good bargains as can be had in thus place. Gu.
assortment at all times shall be such as to suit all
classes of dealers, Wholesale or retail
One branch of our transactions will be that Of a
general Commission business. We will attend
particularly to the receiving and forwarding Of goods
as well as TO the sales Of all soIts of produce We
have room for storage, &c.
SAMUEL NOWLIN
BENJAMIN HUNT,
DAVID HERNDON
March, 4. Is
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DURsUANT to a decree of the Court of

DURSUA ANT to decree Of the Court of
Il Amhers, pronounced in suit therein dcpen-
ding between James D. Johns and Francis his
wife, and others, the heirs at law Of George NJ
Tinslcy decd. plaintiffs, and Alfred Tinsey, ano-
Their of the heirs a, law Of the said George NJ. Tin
slcy, decd defendant; the undersigned will pre-
coed, Thursday the 23d day OF May next, If fair,
if not the next fair day thereafter, at the man.
sion house Of the late George NJ. Tinsley, decd.
in the county Of Amherst to sell the balance of the
real estate Of which the said George M. Tinsley
died seized, it being the tract of Land on which the
said George M, Tinsley resided Mt the time of his
death, adjoining the lands Of Dabney T. Philips
and o,hers, containing 267 acres. This tract OF
land has on it convenient and comfortable improve
men,s with good orchards &c. A credit oftwelve
months will be given the purchaser, on his entering
into bond with approved security with the title
being retained as additional security.
JAMES LEE, J &C..
JACOB HASS,
ISAAC RUCKER, ''oe'''
April % I'm
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II. ANN(DN

TIE n - MN
AS just opened a new Book and Stationary
i l. Store, in Lynchburg, next door to Hancock
& Browns
He will be constantly adding the most approved
and useful works 10 his present Stock, which en-
braces variety OF choice authors on Theology
History, Biography, Philosophy, Chemistry and
Mathematics - School Books, English, Latin and
Greek. Also, Blank Books, clcgan, Bibles and
Tes'amens lfor the pockct.) and large and full
assortment of Sabbath School books, and tracts,
Ne. &c.
Purchasers are requested to call and examine for
themselves
March II WV
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II y .'ss'sS and IN pursuance Ola decree OF the
~ Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance
ry,. held for the county Of Amherst, pronounced in
the case of Richard S. Ellis, surviving partner of
the late mercantile concern of John & Richard S.
ellis, plaintiffs against VIM, Davis, Robert Shas-
,ead, Wm. Shas,eod, Edmund Shasload, Frances
Shasiead and Elizabeth Shnstead, heirs ut law of
James Shascad dec and Josiah Ellis and Charles
Ellis, who are infants under the age OF 81 years,
and the heirs at law Of John Ellis dec. defendants
The undersigned will on the 10th day Of May
next, upon the promises, sell to the highest bidder
for cash, the Tract OF Land IN the decree mentioned
commonly called Shosieads tract, to wit: orc hun
dred and thirty acres of Land in Amherst county
on both sides OF Otter Creek, and the Mill and a
the premises belongmg 10 the said Land The
Land adjoIns the heirs OF VIM. Davis, Henry l..
Davis, dec. and Robert knuckles, nc.
ADDISON rALiAFERRO, Com
April - wiw
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w hole sale and Retail.

NOrlCE-Ihc Undersigned has suspended
y his Lottery business few weeks for tho
express purpose OF collecting ard settling his ac-
counts, when it will bo agnin resumed Those
who are indebted TO him, 6y bond or open account,
are respectfully Informed that no longer delay can
be given for payment, and that legal means Of en-.
forcing the same, must be resorlcd 10 such as
are not settled during this month.
G. WARD.
Nav
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NOTICE..

NVVIIVE.
LvALSE representations having been made and
II circulated, by some Of he-raoi.ers, respecting
the weigh, loose Tobacco in this place, and being
desirous that there should be Of complaint
arans, my factory. have caused my balances 10 be
examined by one Of the authorized inspectors ofhe
scales md weighfs, for weighing Tobacco, in this
corporation, whose certificate is hereto annexed
WIN w SCOTT.
Having been called upon by Mr.. John Townlcy
(weigh master for the corporation ofLynchburg) TO
examine the weights. Ill VIM. w sco,ts Tobacco
Fuctory, have done so, and found them correct.
Given under my hand, this 22d ofAprl, 1893.
JOHN b. TILDEN, Commissioner
Mays q
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V'm"iNiA.-M court held for Nelson county. the
s. -o.n Gay I" March, 1s33 -Cbritorher +. Etes and
narf'd H. Scott uln Illustrators Of Henry nawstn decd
'',s against Samuel Melton aud benjamin Harris, pa'
=, ~" "''"" {" INC Plaintiffs. by counsel who filed then
bl' mud it appearing TO the salts f,c,nn If the court that
TIC Defendant Samuel Melton i. not an nhabnt of fls
commonwealth II is ordered, that the said defendant
neJami Harris, be restrained from pm, ing away, concea'
ng"f Otherwise dhWsne of any money, gr,d, or Other
elects nc no" has, or which may hereafter into bis
hhos, owing to- or bel nging to tho said deebd
20 mo aniount OF three hnnre duars suijro, TO ID
'Anfs demand, aud the future order and d,eee Of ias
."t, concerning tho same Aud it i. further ordered h
day in July next, md answer the Miami bill aud that
copy OF this order he forthwith inserted in The I!Rt
eure srgintan, newspaper published in the loan
ny"c"pue'of TWO m'nths surcoAsivcly prey 10 ear
ny. aud another copy posted al tho door
'"c court house OF this county sou,o conrt day.
copy-TeMc. SIP. GARLAND, CIR
April,29 WIN