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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17
For Rent.

G..A The STORE HOUSE next door to Washing
6.l.. ron & Brent. and the Dwelling House attached
ther,t TO- Possession of the latter be had mmedi.
a,ely and the former on LIST April The Store House
10 to be put in prime order, with new modern win
dows, &c.
The superior location AMI character OF this property
for Dry Goods business, WILL it 10 hoped, ensure
good tenant readily Inquire of Mr Joseph or
mar 20 GEO JOHNSON e Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17
CERTIFICATE.

The following communication addressed to the pro
prletor OF Juikins Ointment from the Hon. John Ia.
haferro. Member OF Congress- is highly interesting
The gratuitous manner in which it is made, exhibits
feelings of ordinary character towards suffering hui
mainly; aud iscertainly well deserving of public at
tention;
WAsaINeros January 90, 1929
SrR-lt has been my wish. fora considerable time,
10 communicate to you the good effect with which /
have used the Ointment invented by a Mr. Judkns
and which I now understand is made and sold Inv
agents appointed by yourself, I have applied this
Ointment during the last three years to every species
oftumor and wound, without failure 10 produce cure
In every instance lconsder it the decided and
whstit mays and have found nothing 50 good for
wounds of any description It may be propsr to
add, that the cure of tumor cal!ed white swelling
given over oS the most distinguished ply rs as in
curAotc. aud which they decided would with n, amp
tahon prove fatalto the patient was und- INV INN
date notice, effected by the use Of Judkns Ointrnr
and the paten IS In fine health. His limb sfected b.
tne tumor neng restored to perfect state of spru
ness also that the leg of an aged man which ha b..
wounded, aud exhibited dresdfiily ulcer,tr5 s.,
race from the knee to the foot, and which for r II
thant two years. had been considered ncurable Vs.
Icctua'iy cured by the application of Julsins' On.
heht mention these two cases, which under m,
immediate notice and management, as decided ev,
oence OF the efficacy ofths remedy cases of tumor
and ofulcerS have expe fenced, as decidedly. the
good effect ofths remedy in the cure of Felon., ana
VI s'S'y sPSScs VI Tcsn wound. 1t seems at
any one who vii observe the operation of this nt
ment, must be satisfied to beneficial effect lean
with the mostoon6dence recommend the use of,bis
valuable remedy.
lam, sir, very respectfully.
JOHN TALIAFERRo.
10 M CaisLss Hsasross. Proprietary
ofJudkins' Ointment, nearFrede.
ricktown, Nd.
NOTICE.
~ Having been for several years in posses.
SION OF = concern in Mr.. NATHAN SHRp.Elp's patent
for making and vending his Ointment known by the
nam Of. Dr. w Judkins' Patent Specific Oinsmsns,'-
and said Nathan Shepherd having obtained new pat
eat thereon. and having likewise renewed with
n. Shepherd the same interest held before, il is
deemed necessary that public notice be given of the
umstanee. Having devoted much time and care
during the above PERIOD preparing and making this
Ointment, and been instrumental in giving the gene
raj charsctert has sustained, With whatever mnrove
ment, all this time, it has received pre,.nf II N
public attention As heretofore, the renuinenes. NJ
the Ointment may be known by the label around the
ointment pot. thus: ~
Made and sold wholesale and retail a.or r..y...1
Nd By C. Hrstons, eoneerpedin tie patent r;eAf."
AprilI5. CHARLES HERsToNs
For sale by WILLIAM STABLER.
junes Drsegist, Fai.far Street.
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To Net.

f.:.A comfortable Brick DHELLING HOUSE,
llss With Out Houses complete, adjoining the mouse
occa ned by Mr. Joseph Eaches on Cameron s'ree''-
an, CHARLES BENNETT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17
Perfuuaery, &c.

fuEMENT A BREAST. at his Shop on Roya
u street. IA, i,,st received from New York small
.,,ortmeot f PERFUNERYa and other articles. which
he would be happy to dispose Of. Amongst are
the following;
Genuine bears oil With . number OF other
Superior antique do descriptions
N.oIes do Cologne, lavender. Flori-
5. new and said to be su da and Bay water
perior articlel Very 6ne Naples soap, for
Superior toilet powder shaving
Rich scented nursery do Tooth brushes, ouris puts
Preston salts An assortment ofhandsome
Persian rose soap STOCKS
Bitter almond do Venus popatum. for dye
vernacuar and Ceylon do ing red or grey hair black
Jessamine and violet do Penknives, razors, &c.
To which he will be constantly adding.
~ Ladies can have almost any description Of Hair
work to order, AZ short notice. Curis re dressed
He 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, 1833-05-17

Notice.
TIME undersigned takes this occasion to inform his
u friends and the public that be has taken the
HOUSE formerly occupied by Stro,
H 93IR ther, williamson, and Barnard This is
II Hi large and convenient Establishment,
we'll calculated for the accommodation Of
all Persona and particularly for private families.
To those who may think proper to patronize him in
his new vocation, the undersigned can safey offer one
assurance-the effort to piesse. The house will be in
future known n the AMERICAN HOTEL
JNo. II. MCCARTHY.
Warrington City sept I'D
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Notice.
81 shall hereafter be mostly in Baltimore, pers9n
N indebted to Joseph Janney & Co. or to myself wi
please to make payment to Janney. Hopkins i HUI
No. 204 Market street, Opposite the Inaisn Q4esi
Hotel Baltimore, or they may please TO make paymsh
to Charles Ross at Jonathan Butchers OF TO Jona'i'
Butcher. either Of whose receipts will be binding
JOSEPH JANaEY
Alexandra, April Is, 1888.
m N. b. Ny DWELLING HOUSE is for s''
"a or rent, and my other Houses tor sale.
apr 16-2swtf
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
ITCH.

1NYE celebrated -ikBfON CORN PLASTER sE
fords .asiant relief aud ct the same tue dssoives
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17

The following communication addressed to the pro
prietor OF Jukins Ointment, from the Hon. John Tia.
iiserro. Member Of Congress. is highly interesting
The gratutous manner in which it is made, exhibits
feelings OF No ordinary character towards suffering hui
ten -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISI.ATURE

THE TARIFF.-We learn from our Harrisburg cor.
respondent, that aater long and animated the
following preamble and resolution relative to the Tariff Of
Tered 10y MIR. Miller substitute for those offered by
Mr. Periken, which recommended reduction of the
Tarf were passed in the Senate by vote of IS to o.
Philadelphia Sentinel
Whereas an alteration in the Tariff system is proposed
ia the House OF Representatives of the United States bv
the Committee OtWays and Means and now is under con-
sdcra'lo in that body IND tceredS it is believed that
the bill under consideration should become law
ITS operation will be very injurious the great nanu(ac,
turing interests OF the country, and consequently preiu
dcia TO the interests OF agriculture and to the Industry
and prosperity of the people generally. Therefore
ReSOiUed, BY the members of the Senate and House of
Representatives OF the Commonwealth OF Penn sylyana
That In their opinion the bill under consideration i'm
the House OF Representatives OF the United States ought
not to become law, and that reduction of duties ought
TO DC made calculated to affect the successful prosecution
OF our domestic manufactures in any wa TO impair the
faith OF the government by which the enterprise of our
own citizens would be checked and successful domestic
competition retained.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24
POETRY.
. Mucm ynr REMAINS uN.uNG.u

TO TIIE EDfTORS or THE ENQUIRER.
GENrLEhrN:- said that Federal Relations
Mt length ia the scuotothat resolutions DO Introduce,
and the whole ground gone again IL YOU consider follow
ing lines applicable tho subject, please them s.
AcuON AcrioN. AcriON.
"Sur ton ohagrin deil contentc ,l'cllc-nivme,
''tc n'cst Oiut tous tuts Jrsces, qu'ci ame
Tour ellie uu bout dNrpeut quiz fiulfa disputcr
" Naunt micuN qu'un fci enter acqus coutcscr."
BOiedU, SUI ~
D,sprcauN tells rs Of n wrdnging woman,
Tho character, thank Heaven, is quito uncommon,)
Who would dispute forever aud day,
Sotcly because she loved the wordy fray;
Not caring for the point she chose to moot,
But arguing for ttc Srkc If ue dispute.
Is not this spirit in found
Whose members ro-tTead the beaten ground,
Irod Wv the House, Federal RcaiOhs,-
'Iii they were almost smother ID in omtions!
Cease then, grave Scnators!-thc time is ocr
For making observation-disclosures speak N more.
Unless, like Boilcau's dame, your aspiration
Is, not for measures, but Ccr dspUtdiioh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24

MAssACHUsETTs AND THE TARIFF.-The follow
ing resolutions reported ia the Massachusetts Senate
OH Tuesday by Mr.. Everett, from the Joint Committee TO
whom was referred much of the Governors Address as
relates to the recent proceedings of the Convention of the
People OF South Carolina together with certain resolutions
OF the Legislature OF New Hampshire
Whereas the Committee Ways and Means of the
House OF Representatives of the United States have re-
ported bill for Tie further reduction of the duties on i'm
ported goods the passage which into law would ma
'eralIy affect the interests OF the people Of this Conlmon
wealth. And
Whereas it is important that the 81
Court should be expressed
the Senators and -
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and republican. Last year he gave some indie OF
disposition TO abandon the republican party but am
happy to believe that his intentions greatly misun
derstood He now bids fair TO be OF the abes sup
porers in the Senate OF the great principles which dis
ungush the administration, aud have doubt he will
render essential service in putting down corrupt lcga-
Ton aud reducing government TO its original simplicity
OF principle and action
Having perceived that of the Washington letter
writers have stated that charges OF serious
been made against Com Rodgers, of which Gen. Van
Ness, Mayor OF the city, aud Mr. Kendall the Fourth
Auditor are prosecutors, have taken pains
the truth Mr.. Gassaway, whom understand to be a
respectable founder IN this city, has preferred serious
charges against certain persons in the Navy Commission
ers once, which, IL true, may, not affect Com.
Rodgers but ho charges have been made directly against
him. Mr. GasSoway has also made serious charges az
the Ordinances Office in the War Department. Gen. Van
Ness and Mr. Kendall prosecutors but have
appointed commissioners 10 examine witnesses and take
down testimony This duty is yet but partially per-
ormed anu II L. conceive, very improper for letter
writers who can know nothing OF the subject when the
commissioners themselves know but little, fill the
country with exciting Let wait for the truth
ana uhat let US have, affect whomi NAVY L. Stand.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and tcith The ddcice and consent of the Senate
Enos L. Throop, to be Naval Officer for the District of
New York. in the State of New York, vice John Fergu-
son, deceased.
Hector Craig to be surveyor for the District and In.
pector oil the revenue for the port of New Yoren the
State OF New York, vice Mordeca NJ Noah, resigned
William Blakey, to be receiver of Public Moneys for
the District OF Lands subject sale Palmyra in the
State oil Missouri, vice Willis Nj. Green, removed.
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Jan. Z, 1888.
The Chief Engineer, Inspector OF the Military Aca
DENY, has received the suboned egulaon which is pub
ishcd for general Information:
DEPARTMENT OF WAR, JAN 7, 1888.
The President of the United States Directs that here.
after no person be appointed Cadet the Military Aca.
denny, I'LL lie attain the age OF sixteen years
LEWIS CASS.
c. GRArIor, Chief Engineer
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a FARM ON JAMES tdvER.--I offer for ssle.
IN my farm on James river, opposite Carersyle IL
contains by recent survey seven hundred and ninety
six and quarter viz 40 l2 acres low grounds
22O 81 wood land, and 525 open high land In this
item included some small skirts plaged wood land
and grown up in old field pines The low grounds
is OF the first quality the wood land heavily tibered
and some OF it fine tobacco land IL perhaps not say
ing too much to assert that the in Carersvile
will give $l5 per for the privilege taking the bark
from the trees, leaving the slaves rewood (Which is
saleabe in Carersvile aud hoop poles with the owner
the land. The open high land is naturally of very good
quality but parts Of greatly injured by nudcious aud
careless cuvaSn particularly that which lies towards
the river, which is very brokea There on il proms-
ing crop wheat from III bushels sowing principally on
fresh land, aud low grounds. The dwelling house is
very commodious, containing FIVE rooms, but is out OF
repair, and sois the yard and garden having been
cupied for many years by tenants aud The
place is believed TO be remarkably healthy, and is sup
piled with spring water Of fine quality, quite convenient
have been thus PARTICULAR that may put them selves
TO the trouble of coming TO look at it, but such as it would
suit The farming operations will continue to progress
and the purchaser, if lie thinks proper may have the corn
ioddcr, stocks OF horses cattle aud hogs and plantation
utensils If the purchase money and interest be well Sc
cured the terms of payment will be made very accommo-
dating. shall ask no than what is considered by
dsnlcresed persons, acquainted with the property,
very moderate price, because have too much business
and am DESTROYS to SELL
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
Dec. 2s. 7O-wT
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Frances T.. Hatcher, Obedience Hatcher, Branch Hat
cher, Sally e. Hatcher, Betsy p. Hatcher and Thrsa H.
aieer, infants by Charles Gueuant, specially assigned
their guardian TO defend them in this suit John Bradley
and Susanna his wife, Edmund Locke late Sheriff of
CheslelhSIu m administrator oil Branch Hatcher deceas
ed, DTS
The plaintiff having departed this life on motion of sa
mne Hatcher administrator dc bonis OF the said Ar
chibdid Hatcher deceased the Court doth hs
suit he hereafter conducted in his character
aforesaid, and be IN all Things in the plight and con-
i'iOn il at the un OF e decease of the said Ar
chbad Hatcher; and thereupon the cause came ON TO be
heard on the bill, the answers of all the defendants ex
cept John Bradley and Susanna lis wife who are out of
this country and against whom the plaintiff anpears To
have proceeded by publications in the prescribed by
law with the repicaons TO the said answers and exl-
bits and argued by counsel on consideration wkcre-
OIL the Court doth order that Edmund Lockctt late She
flf OF Chesterfield county, and such administrator OF
Branch Hatcher, deceased do render before Commits
sloner oil the Court account OF his administration of the
estate Of his ncstate of all the assets of the sad estate
OF the debts due from the said estate which have boeD
paid and OF those which shall remain unpaid distinguish
ing the debts paid 10 be paid due securities binding
the heirs OF the said Branch Hatcher from such as were
due securities not binding his heirs. And that the de-
endans the heirs OF the said Branch Hatcher
do render account before the Commissioner of all
the real estate which descended them from the said
Branch Hatcher and OF the rents aud profits thereof from
The sixth day OF February, 1927 and the said Commits
soncr is directed TO examine and settle the said ac
counts, and report the the Court with any matters
specially stated deemed pertinent by HIMSELF or which
may he required by the parties 10 be stated and the
SAID Commissioners il necessary TO ascertain the debts and
Their dignity still due from The OF the said Branch
Hatcher shall at The expense of the plaintiff give notice
to the creditors OF the said Branch iaclers estate for
tour weeks in some newspaper published in the City OF
Richmond, TO produce their claims before him
Copy-Tesle. j. ROBINSON, G. c. S. G. He
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ComNrss1oNEn's Orr1cE.

- I'TtH"IOII0, IaI JNNHuIy 1913 J
The parties concerned in the execution the foregoing
order Of Court, will take notice that have appointed
Tuesdays the 18th day Of February next for their attend
ance before at my Office in the City of Richmond on
the matters referred by said ORDER which day, by ten
o'clock a. M, they hereby required TO attend with
their accounts, proofs and Office copies Of all necessary
court papers.
The creditors Of Branch Iacher estate are hereby nm
ded TO produce their clams with the evidence thereof
before me, my Office by ten o'clock on Tuesday The
26lh day OF February next.
JNO. SHORE, Commissioner
Cir Sup. Go. l.. s c. Henrico.
January 5. 73-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24

COMPTROLLER OF THE STATE. AT legislative
caucus held at Albany on Thursday evening last Azdr
u Fagg was unanimously nominated a candidate for
the ohce OF Comptroller to supply the place vacated by
the resignation OF Silas Wright jr AT of the fol-
lowing day, by concurrent and joint vote OF the two
Houses OF the Legislature, this nomination was confirmed
In the Senate, the vote for Mr. Fgg 2I and in The
House 05 being nearly three ourts of the entire egs-
AZURE Tins result, says the Albany Argus, $50 just
and so gratifying in ITSELF adds another proof to that re.
Gently given in the choice OF Senator in Congress OF
The reward which sterling worth, capacity and political
consistency are sure TO receive at the hands Of ne-
gent and vruons people In the stormy session of S2I5
MT Fagg was among the foremost OF that body OF sound
republicans, who in the House fearessly sustained
themselves against all the efforts Of the old enemies of the
democracy In the following year he was chosen Score
ary OF State an office to which he has since been twice
reelected by the unanimous vote Of the republican mem
bers and the duties Of which he has discharged with f.
deity and capacity entirely TO the public satisfaction An
unanimous appointment to place still more arduous and
responsible may be regarded as ilatierng testimonial
not only OF the public confidence but of the cordial an.
prova oil political rends"-.N Y Post
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24

NASHINGToN, 10Th January.
DEAR S1R:-The glorious eighth has passed await
There were two large balls in the evening That al Ca
rusi's Saloon was attended by about 100 gentlemen and
ladies', and that at the Masonic Hall i: Is said nv more
than 200 In the course Of the evening The Managers
by populations exchanged congratulations and sentiments
and the whole passed of IN great good feeling might
undertake to give you description OF The "Beauty'
whco dazz'eu' ana TIE 'Booy which appropriated,
this joyous occasion; but il has already become dixie
the memory OF Joys that are passed, pleasant and mourn-
ul to the soul" In addition to that tremendous north.
weser roaring around us whstng through every crack
and now and then journeying down the chimney render
timPossibe to REGAL any vivid recoecons OF delight or
even Of cOmO3-
The Legislative. campaign is now fairly opening Mr..
Cays grand Br6ery Scheme through The public lands,
the topic Of discussion In the Senate MIR CLAW has given
his views somewhat at length in which be cast various
reflections on Nuication, and maintained that the dui-
ton Of the proceeds Of the public lands would be an addi-
ona bond OF union Is very natara Tor Bank po-
htcans think that any thing 10 be accompIshed bv
promises Of good doidends Mr.. Clay was followed by
Mr. Bhb Of Kentucky, ~ an argumentaGye able, and
eloquent speech against This project On this subject az
on most oiherMr Bibbs views are those Of Statesman
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VALUABLE LANDED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Pursuant TO decree Of the County Court OF Surry
pronounced on the 21h day of December, 1892 will be
sold on the premises to the highest bidder Wednesday
the 9th day OF February next, il fair otherwise the first
fair day thereafter the tract of land known as GreylanG
and also moety Of water grist and mill and the
land thereto attached called aud known by the name Of
Weir Neck.
Greyland contains by estimation COG IL acres on
which there is a handsome and commodious two story
Dwelling and number Of out houses of every de-
scripton, necessary and convenient for farm-al of
which are in good repair: il lies within miles Of the
Courthouse and l2 Of Greys Creek where vessels of
30 tons may load.
Weir Neck Mill, TO which there are 81 acres Of Land
attached is in good neighborhood for is situated
very near the margin Of Greys Creek aud has never
falling supply of water at all seasons.
The sale oil both will be credit Of one, two and
three years, in equal instamcns except for much
will be necessary 10 deiay the expences Of the suit and
sale, which Is TO be in cash. The purchaser executing
bonds with good personal security in such sums as will
be necessary TO make the distribution directed by the de-
and deed Of trust the property to secure the
purchase money BY THE COMMISSIONERS
Surry county, Jan. j, 1888 T73--wlwa1
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eve OF It's adjournment,
Jugs above referred TO, extraordinary as
ey are, are not by any the remarkable trans
actions OF session of this Legislature, which, for long
We VIII be remembered or the violence OF its proceed
ings
have not time, sir, TO enlarge this subiect-bu
your political friends here could suffer themselves "a
separate expressing to you their undmnished
hdence in your PATRIOTISM their eue appreciation of Won,
pubhc character and their unanimous wish that NOTHING
Of insult or abuse from your opponents may induce YOU
TO leave the place to which you have been appointed and
the duties OF which you have discharged in manner 50
satisfactory TO your friends and conducive to the inter.
ests and honor OF this State.
We sir, most respectfully your obedient servants
[Signed by fifty Members of the Legislature Of
New Hampshire
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a COMMISSION BUSINESS.-The Subscribers have
~ associated themselves for the purpose Of ransacng
General Commission Business, to be conducted in Rich
mond under the firm Of Richard Frederick Anderson s
Co. and in Petersburg under the firm Of Richard Ander-
& Co.
More than twenty years experience Of tile senior part
ner in the Commission Business in Richmond and his in
innate acquaintance with the produce Of the State and
pecialy OF the article Of tobacco will they natter Them
selves, by strict attention to the business that may be con-
hded TO them entte them TO share Of public patronage
that Of the friends Of the late firm Of n f. Anderson s
particularly solicited Liberal advances will be made on
consgnmens Of tobacco flour and cotton and orders for
those articles strictly attended 10.
RICHARD ANDERSON
FREDERICK ANDERSON,
WI ANDERSON, in,
NATHJ. r. BOWIE
Jan II. 7sAw2m