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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-31

From The Honorable John Tahqfsrro Member of Con-
gress dated
WAsHrSsroN, January %, 1929.
SIs-It has been my wish, fora considerable time,
20 communicate to you the good effect with which
have used the Ointment invented by Mr. Judkins,
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
of tumor and wound, without failure TO produce
in every instance Iconsider it the most decided and
efficient remedy in all of tumor, be the cause
whatit may; and have found nothing SO good for
wounds of any description. 1t NAV be proper to
add that the cure Of tumor called white swelling,
given over by the distinguished physicians in
Durable and which they decided would without ampu.
tation, prove fatalto the patient was under my mme
is,e notice effected by the of Judkins' Ointment
AMI the patient is in fine health. His limb affected by
the tumor being restored to perfect state OF sound
ness Also that the leg of aged which had been
wounded and exhibited one drssdfuly liberated sur.
face from the knee the foot, and which. for more
than two years. had been considered incurabie
fectualy cured by the application of Judkins' Ont.
ment. / mention these two cases, whichfellunder my
immediate notice and management, as adecided evi.
dence of the efficacy ofths remedy in cases OF tumor
and ofu,cers: have expe fenced, as decidedly, the
good effect fthis remedy in the cure of Feions, and
of every species of fresh wound Itseems to me that
sny one who vii observe the operation OF this Oint.
ment must be satisfied its beneficial effect lean
with the utmost confidence recommend the use othis
valuable remedy lam, sir, very respectfully
JOAN TALIlIERRo.
n. 3. To more fully guard the public, (the propre.
tori c. Hersson's name will appear in his own hand
writing written through the circle outside the ointment
pot.
U Sold BY appointment. in Alexandria, wholesale
and retail, by WIN. STABLER.
octl Druggist, Fairfar street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-31

MO\asses.
DC Hogsheads English Island Mo!asses, of superior
~ quality. landing from the schooner Mount Yer
non, from Boston, for sale by
EDW'D. DAINGERFELD.
Jpho has in Store,
hogshesds St. Croix Sugar, Of prime quality
~ ~ , n"m casks Seignette Brandy
10 half casks American do
l pipe Holland Gin
Malaga and harseilles Wine, SC. sept III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-12
THE NJ REGISTER.

Ruilin's Register. IL worthily supports the cbaroc-
ter of the LIST No. The following is its table of con
tents:
"Economy aud management Of Bees; Supplementary
chapter, 10 An Essay on CaicareOus Manures;' Breed.
- Tor a Dairy Stock; Draining Lakes in Holland; Quail.
iies oil soils and %Subsois; Working and Feeding Horses;
Duckwheat Decoys for Wild Ducks Experiment. a4e
mnest and Cheat; Speed Of Mail Coaches, and keen of
uleir Horses; BeryickshireS under the old and new Svs.
,ens Of Farming; Culture Of Corn; Motive Grapes; Hints
70 = driners; Feat Moses aud Shell Mdrl Gn Scotlsnd).
Accelerated Movement on Canals. Ne,o al SosH r''u
5leui,urs oil virginia. Management Of Hay; Floating of
Lano' Chsrge OF a Plough aud two Horses, Management
o. run Dung; agriculture Of the Netherlands; leaves
from a Note Book, including Shirley Farm RecIsi,ned
marsnes' ana James City Soils and Resources; Market for
Iocoons, o1n-fower Oh; Operation of the Poor Laws on
foF Reducing Sea Shells; Cspes and snotaes n YonmS
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CoMuUNyca7ED

Y COMMUNICATIVE.
HENRIC0 CELEBRATION oFTHE FOURTH.
= TTS%1a9e roILs and 1espectsble company of the citizens Of
Hcnrieo, and some OF Tie adjSTT&co4nies assembled at
peep hun Church, 10 celebrate the ssh anniversary Of the
freedom and independence Of their county.
AT eleven o'clock, the ceremony commenced in the
Church, (agreeably 10 previous arraneemen Nnade by the
rtankln Debating societyD with the realingN We Dee'a
ration OF Independence, prefaced by sorae apnrlpriate and
patriotic remarks, by Capt. X. S. Cautborl; Robert M.
Saunders, Esq then followed and delivered n a manner
peculiarly tehcjtous, a most Impressive and eADuent Ora.
lion, which was listened to with deep in,ere 81 ID pleasure
61y The large assembly Of ladies' aud gentlemen present
me eeIelnooies To- he church were lhen cIoNed by a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-12

DEATHS.

departed this life, about half past three O'Clock this morning, afer
q unstiy ana painful confinement, which she bore with C6risunn
Td ami composure, Mrs. Mary Ann, tho amiabIo eonsort of
800" 49, Una Esq. OF tins City. So has loft behind her, a
% c,nna "a sweet n'tlo boy. aged about 4 years. with the most af-
=. u1"alo husband and parent, together with a large circle oftelatyes
hUgUhn', al acqualntances, 10 regret her loss.
n eP1r.e ms life on the 9TH instant, in tho 10Th year of her aee
MS Nancy, consot of Col. w. Jett of BackIiyer. EIzab,th CTev
county, VHY leaving an affcctionate husband and five csId,en ~, ~
mourn her death. "' 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-12
CARD.

W Respects, compliments, sc. to our friends of the
Temporary Artillery OF the 4th. We certainly did no, mean
to suppress the TACT oil your firing am erening, rs well az a
morsing and midday s~alute-much less to touch your sen-
sibihty IN the slightest degree, by the inference that any
oil you were not exactly able after dinner 10 close the
ceremonies OF the Day. The fact rather MAS, that we did
not hear the Salute in passing from Buchsnan's Spring to
the City-May we not also hope, that your most eharifa.
oe construction will no, draw the like inference against
us!-Yire Ia Bagdteliei
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-12

The Lewisburg "Alleghanian. OF the 9Th says. "the
increase oil company at the different watering places ia
his region Is unexampled at so early q period Of the sea-
son. The crowd atthe White Sulpher is considerable,
amounting to nearly 200, whilst daily acc-ssions are made
10 it from every point OF the compass. There il also a
line company at the Salt Sulphur and Red Sulphur, both
oil winch places, rom present indications, we expect to
see crowded in "A short time"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-12

WOOD.
YMAN. REED & CO., Commission MeTehants,
E1 M. 6, South Charles Streets, Baltimore, md,
devote particular attention to the sale OF Wool. Letters,
past paid asking information respecting the wool market,
will receive immediate attention.
l., X. s. Co, have leave 10 refer to
Tiffany, Shaw & Co, }
Daniel Cobb & Co, Baltimore, Md.
Samuel Wyman Co.
David Boyd, Frederick. Md.
@. w Ruuer * Co, Union Town, Pa.
Zane, Pentony s Co, Wheeling, Va.
Isaac Hod, Winchester, Va.
Allison Owen, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Russell & Matthews, Evansville, Ohio.
J. Amstrong s. Son, Maysville, KY.
Licsly Combs. Esq, Lexington KY.
Lawrence ( Anderson Louisville KY.
April I0s-Iaom
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-12

Dove. John Van-Lew. Philip Du-yai, Jr.. DR.. Richard
James p. Tyler and Joseph Tate; 1t W. unanimousiy
ResoIued. That the Board OF Health respectfully report
TO me Common Hall, that the health of the city is unu-
mic influence whatever: That the Board have had seye.
raj meetings recently, and are duly sensible Of the impor.
lance Of their charge, aud will bestow their best and un-
RENTED attention to attain the object Of their organization.
(Signed) JOSEPH TATE, President
= Veste-WM. u. SHEPPARD. OK Fam louurI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-12
MA IL

MhNNTAOES.
N"nneu ' IN y Orleans on Saturday evening, the 6h juno. by tbe
hes. Theodore Clapp, PaIkes Madison Dickinson of Iouiss Conn.
~, Va, to Miss Lucinda +. Bagley, daughter OF WIN. Bneiov ESQ
OF the hm OF Bagley & Merritt, Merchants, N. O-OS T1asdas
asst py, INC Rev. Z. Maenhhut, MIR :. G. Staples, of Virginia. ~
Paper. s" 'H'AS'uh"o)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-12

Turkeys; Private Correspondence; Mineral Resources of
virginia, (From Address of J. p. Cushing, A. Ny; Pre-
serving Bees in Winter; Pine leaves on Mari silk Gull
lure; Field Peas; Planting Potatoes; Agriculture In vir-
GINA (Prize Essay; Pedigrees OF Cattle imported by Cor
bin Warwick. Esq; To Correspondents aud Readers; Ex-
tract from the pirginia Farmer.
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Who by a thousand tender wiles.
ny fond ondeafments and 10y smilos,
The bosom Of its ills beguiles.D
9 guns 0 cheers; Tune, Haste to The woddi,

VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
BY Samuel M CofmGH. WIN. c. Rives, The States
man aud TREND OF Republican principles: May his able
ana eloquent exposition OF the true republican doctrines
oil The Old Dominion, as set forth in his speech i'm the Sc.
nate OF the United States, be ever cherished in The minds
OF the American people.
By Thomas Bolts Mall. May the sacred principles
oil human liberty, embodied in. the Declaration of Indc.
pehdence, be ever green in the hearts Of men, and spread
throughout the earth.
ny Erasmus CcDmdn. The Declaration Of Indepen.
hence' "A lasting monument Of that devotion TO liberty
ana Tree principles, which characterized the whole lite OF
its illusuious author.
by g. W. Huston. The youth Of Virginia: MAY the
g'ory OF our lHusinous ancestors, serve as a - shining
hght TO direct our footsteps to honor and fame.
,og CHGHts Penre, Esq. Gen. Andrew Jackson, The
"arlor, Statesman and Philsnthropis; lie will receive
as a reward iofa life devoted IL lie service ofhis country,
'he highest fecompence-tbe Nations gratitude.
ny James VI. JdrbO. The demagogues OF America:
P,sIsied he their hands and frenzicd be their heads, ere
Ihey WI lave dissolved this magDaUimous aud glorious
BY Stork ~ SomueIs. The Resolutions Of '0s and go
lhe magma eharta OF American liberty.
ny Cdpt. Jus. G. RoOuiz. The Captain f the New
market kthemen: The d~iscipIine oil hs company places
he qualifications as m officer beyond the reach ola doubt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-12

River, and containing by esn7fs-v.95 $50 acres.
large portion OF this land is first rate low grounds and
being situated i'll one Of the best neighbourhoods in The
State, offers great inducements TO persons wishing TO in
vest capital in that kind Of property.
Intending 10 move TO the West, the subscriber will sell
a great bargain in the above land one third of the pur-
chase money being paid in cash, and The balance in two
equal annual instalmcnts.
The situation offered for sale by the subscriber, will az
ford a handsome summer retreat for any one who wish.
es TO retire from the lower country, or towns: as the build
ings are very comfortable, the water very good, excellent
garden and yard, an orchard of choice fruit, first rate mea-
dow, and q good productive farm, good stock OF cattle,
sheep aud hogs; all Of which, can be had upon moderate
terms.
Letters on the subject, addressed 10 the subscriber, New
ark Z. o., Louisa, will be promptly attended 10.
THOMAS WASH.
November 1S. 66-IaI9ts
o." The above lands will be sold on the 18th July, 1889,
{ tdir, IL not, the nest lair day, Sunday e~xcepted) at pub
lie auction, without reserve, on tie terms stated in the adj
veriisement above. 4. WASH.
April y. 109-1sftdsr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-12

a TTENTlON, HANOVER DR8GOONS.-Parade
IA atTaylorsvilie, on Saturday the 20h inst, al WE'VE
O'Clock, IN complete uniform, by order of the commander.
RICHARD +. DARRACOTT, O.S.
jury IL I9-IT%
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-12
T'0 Vt " dSIIIIIPlOH
We raise not a stone,
We carvo not a line,

TT D[3ak standing
H. ihe Union: The source AMI safeghard of national
greatness: " III must he preserved" 2gnms; 6 cheers.
D. The memory of Thomas JefersonE Honour and gra.
NUDE 10 his name, reverence for his petriotism AMI talents.
and perpetuity to his principles. Drank standing.
d. The Army-and Navy. Tune, Star.spangied Ban.
ner l gun; 8 cheers.
. me President OF the Uniled States. 3 guns, 8
cheers; Tune, Presidents March.
o. James Madison: The Patriot, Sage and Plilantbro.
pist good as he is great. l gun 8 cheers.
power. 2 guns 6 cheers.
10. Lafayette The hero who pobly rclinquished the
sweets oil repose aud eonnubial bliss, to supper, the ban.
Tune, Marsellos Hymn.
III. The Federal constitution The concentrated wis.
no,n OF our wisest and best men in the best days Of the Re-
public. 3 guns o cheers.
IL. The memory OF John Randolph Of Roanoke The
hnn' consistent and able advocate Of Virginia doctrines
2 guns 6 cheers.
10. The Fair:
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NEW

Inc Soth Anniversary of American Independence wa.
celebrated IN New Market, Shenandoah county, on the
i'h instant, by a large concourse of the inhabitants of Tho
Town ana The adjacent ncighborhooI.
Inc ceremonies OF the day were commenced by a ge.
nerai parade oil the New Market Volunteer RiHrmen =
troop OF cavalry, and a large number OF volunteers. " ho
joined on the occasion-thc whole under the command n,
Jonn w. kice, Esq, Marshal of the Day. After q short
dfii' aic The hiring OF a salute, the procession formed at the
upper end OF the village, and marched TO the Lutheran
church; when, after some predatory remarks, in relation
20 'he occasion which had called then together; were made
oy me Marshal OF the Day. an impressive and Appropriate
prayer 10 The Throne OF Grace was offered up by the Rev
Mr; Oswold, the Declaration of Independence was read
oy Mr.. Erasmus Coflman. and an appropriate Grafton de.
nVered by Thomas b. Nall, E<q.-afier which. a suitable
ana eloquent conclusion was delivered by the Rev. MIR
o'woiu. lie company then repaired 10 a spacious arbonr.
on NE Academy lot. when a sumptuous dinner was pre.
pares'to winch upwards OF two hundred persons sat down
Ai'er tue cloth was removed, the following toasts were
drunk. Col. James NJ. III. Beale officiated as President
assisted by SamI. Goldman, Esq, and Capt. Jno. w. Rice
MAJOR H. Nj. Conn and Zacliarish Shirly, ESQ. as Vice
Presidents. 'N'
REGULAR ToAsTs.
L. The day we celebrate A Jubilee OF freeman T,
gnnr5S cheers Tune, Hail Columbia.
z. The cignssS Of the Declaration of Independence .
May the annual returnof this day keep alive the recol.
lec,ions OF their virtues and heir patriotism. Tune. all
Columbia. "
8. The memory of w ashineton
We raise not "A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-12

y FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale the
klsnd on which he resides, lying in the Green
nsAihe waters OF the South Anna
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-12

BY the piee Presidsnt. The vino when made Nav
we DO allowed the privilege Of drinking.
ny CdPf. Baker. The next Presidency: MAY II be
c,onferredd upon him, who will neither seek nor decline
Leigh, ESQ.
opon this toast being drank. the President rose and OBJ
served, mat the feeling in favour Of Mr.. Leigh appeared
% general, he would propose TO take the vote upon the
ProPne'y OIL supporting him as our next President-where-
upon .ne question was put aud carried by reclamation. no
ny Ecerdr III. Eggi,ston. South Carolina The
brightest star in our political armament; may she never be
clouded by Federatusufp patton.
ny ne Iice President. The States: All equal; one
not entitled TO rank above another.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-12

VOLUNTEER ToAsrs -(Erf1U
BY the Orator OF the Day. Fairfax county
TO Virginia as the birthplace of Mason and N Irial.
place Of Washington.
BY the reader OF the day. The Institutions of our coun.
try: May the enemies OF liberty never be erAliGed by
their destructfvu
BY James NJ. Haley. The orator of the day: His
sentiments are republican,. Our hearts have been warm.
ed by his frc-our judgments enlightened, aud asa tribute
OF gratitude, we wish him health amd prosperity.
by Charles l.. BrOadSater,d d IL EVOLUTIONARY officer
"Oi all the misiOriuues that eau beidl our conleleracv
here Is none equal to that OF a separation Of it, parts; Eo,
in IFS train every Other must follow. What possible guar.
antee j. there for liberty without Union 2"
BY john QuarIcs. Is. Watkii : Leigh, Esq., his patriot.
Ism anil unyielIiDg flrmness, entiile him to the first office
within the git oil HE people.
BY III. W. Thomas. The pirginia Resolutions of,gs.
they contain The true faith Of political orthodoxy.
By Isaac Sleigh. The "Unioh, it must be preserved
by mutual iorbearance and concessions.
by Arthur +. Lane. Notification: may G,at baneful
plant ind no soil congenial TO its growth in the venerable
Commonwealth of Virginia.
BY IL. Jerman. Virginia she has always commended
against the creation OF a central government, supreme in
its structure, overwhelming in its influence, and against
the action Of which no Stite can intcrpose it, authority.
but by resorling 10 the natural aud inherent right Of Re.
volution.
BY Robert RatcliRs. Uncle SAN: untranmelIed bv
state Rights or petticoat government. with power enough
to project oil the family, aud bang tle disObedient into sub
lection.
BY John T. Towers. The doctrine Of Nuli6c,Go II
The Constitution Of the u. s. being a compact to which
the STATES are mere parties, and having 10 common UNI
pire, they have the right to prescribe the mode aud man.
ner Of redress.
BY william Wells. Although we approve Of the doc
tiuc Of Stale Rights, we condemn Modification unequiyo.
edly aud absolutely.
remedy for vetoiBg powers assumed by the General Go.
yernmeDt not delegated by the Constitution.
BY a Guest. John Randolph, Vireinis's gihed son .
Honored be his memory.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-16

MGtanzas, April 12.-" The Cholera is ra- ging here with much fury it is impossible to form any correct opinion of its ravages, al- though have endeavored 10 do sol even question whether the Government itself has returns of the number of interments: of the number of cases know it has not, for heard one of the most eminent physicians say to- day, he had not time to report for week past. Business is almost paralyzed, and all who could leave the city, have done so there are some cases in the country, some plantations have suffered severely.
 1.-Two cargoes of slaves, lover lO0O) arri. ved few days since; one ofthen landed her cargo south of this (datanzas) on the other side. all of whom died, although landed in perfect health and the other, few leagues to leeward of this, she most of whom are dead. aud the residue dying.
 received letter to-day from Havana dated the 10th inst. which states. that the number of deaths by cholera the day before was only l0-but adds, that it had brokeu out on the estates tn the southward, and un less soon checked. must ruin the planters" NeaepOrt Mercury. Amt 1oo0eco Soeiefy.-An Anti Tobacco society nas' we are told. been recently formed in the Theological Seminary at New. Haven 1 At one Of the ineelings Of this sncietv, Prof Sillinlan made soma very interOstlng remark a from a hrief abstract Hf which, as contnin., 1 in letter from a member of the sOclety. w, are permitted to make the fnllowi ing extracts
 "He commenced the attack with batter, of medical AulhOrltless. Ipg the nature
 of Fee0rds
 (hnnaew WOIu
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-16

Some rumors are in circulation that Mir. FrO,hine. ham, whose mysterious disappearance has excile. co chuseis we cannot find any authority Ios this in,e. geNce. No further disclosures Oi cOnseqnence lOuch ing his hlc, have been made. lt s proper for us to add that tho testimony oG the negro which we stated cru keeper in WhVssbOTOugh," s Roi generally cred Iea.-1Foy Sent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-16

Whoever has acquired taste for reading. so fixed that it has settled into habit, has be- come in the highest sense independent of all other sources of amusement, and sufficient to himself. Fashion and society may set up their ephemeral idols, one day admitting. and another day excluding him, according to its unsettled caprices. They may throw the sun shine of their favor alternately upon the rich. witty, learned, the young and fortunate and gay, and he may not be able to claim either. But if we have learned really to love study ard books, and to hold converse with the mighty dead. he may set all their decisions at defiance. He can draw his supplies of inte- rest and amusement, and those of the highest order, which life can furnish, from his owa perennial and exhaustless fountains. Neither need he envy the possessor of the more mag nifcent apartments in which to deposit his splendid copies, with their gaudy engravinGs, gildings and bindings. To real lover of l books, a stall, so that it be amply furnished. is as good as the Vatican and nature offers him her universal ticket of admission to the grand apartments of her reading room; and seeing him enter satisfied with his book in his l hand, her composed visage will always greet him with ready welcome.-BOsI. Gag.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-16

Court cf Ch0Mcery.-A case was yesterday
 decided In the Vice. ChancellOr's Court. which .Snay be of interest tO those who buy and sell newspaper establishments. It was on appli- cation of Mir. Noah, t0 cancel Bond which he had given, not to publish a newspaper for eight years. In 1880, Noah sold to Webb & Tyles, the New.YoFk Enquirer. and entered into An obligation in penal sum of sso, 900,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07
Com Jsa issiOnerss Sale.

10y virtue Of decree Of the Circuit su.
hB perior Court Of Law and Chanccry for
Jefferson County, pronounced on the 18th day
Of November last, IN a case IN which Mercy
Wager is plaintiff and James Stubble6eld de-
PENDANT, shall, ~ Special Commissioner, on
Monday ihe Sfh day u .fprii ReKi, expose 20
sale, at public auction, in front Of the Court
House IN Charicstowu, 90 the highest bidder,
that certain tract Of land lying IN Jefferson
county. between ChsrlsstOWB and BattletOwn,
about 3 miles from the former and 5 from
the latter place, and adjoining the lands OF
William Sinclair, David "a. Allen aad others,
and at present IN the possession 81 Ar. Gar
land VI. Davis, containing iJ3 acres. II being
the same assigned 10 the said ". Wager BY
the Commissioner appointed % assign 70 the
widow her dover In the BerryhIli farm, and
make partitions between the heirs Of John
Wager, sen, deed, whose report = " record,
and the mutcs and bounds hereia specified.
The land will be sold for and during the term
OF Mrs. Wagsrfs life. u Is nearly al cleared,
and has half the dwelling house allotted II.
Tsrras 81 fals--One- third NJ cash, One-third
81 ~ months, and ono-ibtrd 10 u months
Bond with good personal security 10 Be given
for deferred payments, aud title retained tai
all the money has been pad.
ROBERT LUCAS, 8. G.
March Z Ia33.