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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-27
Geo. 5. AOugh

IIAs received very general assortment Of FALL
Al GOODS, viz:
Cloths and casslmeres
Super and common sattinetts
Plaid and plain linseys
Rose and point blankets
Wooden hsnnels, Canton do
Plain and figured baizes
Counterpanes, white and colored
Petershsms Aus!,ings and kerseys
Fine merino wool shirts
Guernsey frocks
Mems white and eo'ored lambs wool hose
Ladies' do do Ito do
Mems super Angola do
French and English me.inos in grets variety
Sierino circassians and bombazettes
Bsngups and besvertecns
Goats hair csmhl-ts and p'aids
Rattinetts and colorcd csmbrics
Fur cspes and mantl'lss
Damask Russia and birds eve diapers
Fine soft finish Irish linens
Linen camhrc hdkfs; linen do (cheap)
Corded skirts
Fine and common lawns
Bishops lawn, book and Swiss muslins
Domestic carpeting, hearth rugs
Blk lustrings, gro de maps, variety of colors
Satin ievsntines, very cheap
White, pink, blue and blk sattins
Blk Pout de sole, = superior silk
Gro de Berlin
Fancy hdkfs and slswls
Blk silk cravats
Gloves; mems raw silk do
Russia and Irish sheetings; burlsps
Blk, blue blk, green, purple aud brown silk
velvet.
Bandanno and A,gg hdkfs some superior
Round and fat bra:ds
Black gaoon and shoe ribbons
Black AMI eoIored lasting
Blue and green table covers; table oil cloth
Patent silver head pins
so packs pins (low prced)
Hilditch's superior spool cotton
Knitting yarn and boss
Fancy hair and other brushes
White and green blonde wells, crash
With a general assortment Of .DOMES1ICS
5000 lbs Cotton Yarn
Cotton Bats for quilts 9Th mo so
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-27
From p. ": Balch, Esq Counsellor at Lac + ed.
rick Nd
Froa, The Honorable John Talafsrro. Member of Con.
gress. dated

ff0nOynOfc
WASHINGTON Y, January o. 1929
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
of IN nor and wound, without failure 10 produce
in every instance. Iconsider it the most decided and
efficient remedy in all cases OF tumor, be the cause
whstit may; aud have found nothing good for
wounds of any description 1t may be proper to
add that the cure of tumor called white swelling.
given over by the most distinguished physicians in
curable and which they decided would, without smpu
t.tion prove fatalto the pstent was, under my mme
date notice. effected by the use ofJudkins' Ointment
aud the patient is in fine health. Hislmb atfectedb by
the tumor oeng restored to perfectsate Of sound
ness ,so that the leg Of aged man which had been
wounded and exhibited one drssdfully liberated sur
face from the knee to the foot, and which. for more
thin two years had been considered incursble eff
fectuslly cured by the application OF Judkins' Ont
ment / mention these two cases, whichtellunder my
immediate notice and management, as decided ev
deuce of the efficacy ofthis remedy cases of tumor
and ofutcers: have expe fenced, rs decidedly, the
good effect ofths remedy in the cure OF Feons, and
of every species of fresh wound. tseems to me that
any one WAC vii observe the operation OF this Unt
meat must be satisfied to It's beneficial effect lean
with the utmost confidence recommend the use ofthis
valuable remedy. lam, sir, very respectfully,
joan rALIArERRo.
N. o. To more fully guard the public, 1.-THE propre-
torlC. Herston's name will appear in his hand
writing written through the circle outside the ointment
pot.
Gr Sold by appointment, in Alexandria. wholesale
and retail, by WV. SrABLER,
oct IL Druggist, Fai.faI street.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-02-21
VIRGINIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA

The following extract of letter from
Mr.. Commissioner LEIGH, with the enclo-
sures therein referred to,were laid before
the Legislature of this State by Cover
nor Floyd on the 18th inst:
Eat Of a letter from Mr.. Leigh 10 Coz. Floyd.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 9th, 1888.
Sir | arrived here on the evening of Sun
day 1.-The Sd instant, and the next morning
waited on the Governor Of South Carolina,
to communicate to him the Resolutions OF
the General Assemblyof Virginia of the Goth
January, on the subject Of Federal Relations,
and to ascertain from him the proper man
ner Of submitting to the competent authorl-
| ties of South Carolina, the Resolutions OF
| the General Assembly, and especially the
request therein contained, that the Ordinance
Of the late Convention of that State, entitled
''An Ordinance to Nullify certain Acts OF
the Congress Of the United States, purport-
ing to be laws laying duties on the importa-
ton of foreign commodities" shall be re-
cinded, or at least its operation suspended,
until the close Of the first session Of the next
Congress. In consequence of the informa-
ton derived from Gov. Hayne at this inter-
view, I Yesterday addressed to him the letter
of which a copy is herewith enclosed, mo y
!
swer from the Governor, enclosing letter
to him from the President of the Conven-
ton of the people of South Carolina. OF
which copies are also enclosed (Nos.2 and s }
You will, doubt not, think it proper to lay
these papers immediately before the two
Houses of Assembly. The Convention OF
South Carolina will in avery few days be call
ed by the President thereof 10 reasonable.
| in order that the resolutions and request OF
the General Assembly of Virginia may be
submitted TO its consideration, and that that
body may determine whether, and to what
extent, the request of the General Assembly
shall be complied with. But consideration
of convenience will necessarily postpone the
meeting of the Convention, until about the
I'd Monday in March. pray you to ascer-
tain from the General Assembly. in the man
ner you may think best, whether it will be
its pleasure that shall remain here, and
attend the Session Of the Convention; as to
which, hope it will give me its instruc lions
according to its sense of public utility, with
out regard to my personal convenience.
shall certainly prolong my stay in this State.
until receive an answer from you, employed
in promoting by all proper means in my
power the purpose for which | was sent
) lhither.
! It's proper l should say, that the defer.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-02-21
WASHINGTON AND PUNCrUAL1rY.

n
When General Washington assigned to
meet Congress at noon, he never failed to
be passing the door of the hall, while the
clock was striking twelve. Whether his
guests were present, or not he always
dined at four. Not unfrequently, new
members of congress, who were invited to
dine with him, delayed until dinner was
half over; and he would then remark,
Gentlemen we are punctual here. My
cook never asks whether the company has
arrived, but whether the hour has," When
he visited Boston, in 1889, he appointed
8 o'clock, A. M. as the hour when he
should set out for Salem; and while Old
South clock was striking eight, he was
mounting his horse. The company of cav.
airy volunteered to escort him, were
parading in fremont street after his de.
parture, and it was not until the General
reached Charles River bridge, that they
overlook him. On the arrival ofthe corps,
the General, with perfect good humonr,
said, "Major--, | thought you had
been too long in my family, not to know
when it is 8,o'clock." Captain Pease tho
father ofthe stage establishment in the
United States, had beautiful pair ofhor
ses, which he wanted to disposed of to
the General, whom he knew to be an ex.
cellent Judge of hsrses. The General ap-
pointed O'clock in the morning to exam
inc them. But the Captain did not ar
rive with the horses until qurater past
S, when he was told by the groom that
the General was there at 5, and then full
filling other engagements. Peace, much
mortified, was obliged to wait week tors
another opportunity, merely for delaying
the fIst quarter Of an hour.-Bos. Chr's'
Reg.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-02-21

mination 10 reassemble the Convention OF
this State, is to be attributed entirely to The
sense entertained by the Governor, and py
the President of the Convention, OF what IS
due to the friendly intercession ofVrrglnla-
After the reading ofthe above, reso-
luton passed the House ofDelegates, re-
questing Mr.. Leigh to prolong his sojourn
in South Carolina until after the sitting OF
the Convention.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-02-21

the retreat, until in the judgment of res
pectable physicians, his cure was CON-
plete; the love of liquor having been re-
covered--it is believed that thousands
and tens of thousands might be saved
from the vice and consequences of in
temperance. OF course, the application
of the nearest relatives would be attend
cd to if they wished the party in their
own keeping; but as the retreat would
not be place of punishment, it is not
likely that such applicants would be fire.
quent.
How many crimes, and how much
pauperism would be prevented were in
temperance unknown among us.
remain yours, L.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-02-21

PROVIDENCE, Feb. 12-Last night a.
bout ten o'clock, as our worthy fellow
citizen, Col. Richard Smith, of IA North
Main tsree, he was knocked down by
a robber who inflicted a severe blow on
his head with a club. Col. Smith, had
his trunk under his arm, and as he fell,
the fellow seized it, and dropping his club
attempted to make off with his booty. In
the mean time, the colonel recovering
from the shock, and seizing the club o.
vertook the rascal, and with one well di-
rected blow feled him to the ground.-
Surprising that the fellow was safe, he
proceeded to disldoge the snow and filth
with which he was encountered, when the
robber, taking advantage Of the times,
again seized the trunk, & ran down Meet
ing street to South Main, until he reach
ed the yard of the First Baptist Church,
when finding he was too closely pursued,
he threw the trunk over the fence, and
effected his escape. The trunk contained
some 2 or 300 dollars in cash, and
great variety ofvaluable papers. A mu-
latto fellow named Charles Brown has
been arrested, charged with having CON-
mitted this attrocious act
A strong appeal.-Edward Hafey, an
elderly man, indicted for obtaining goods
under false pretenses, appeared at the
Court Session yesterday, and begged the
Bench to allow him to settle the case with
the complainant, appealing to their feel.
ings by stating that he had done the state
sufficient vervice to palhate the offence
by having had four wives, and being The
father of 10 childern!?! The complain
tant appearing willing to arrange matters
the Court granted his request.-N y
Standard.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-02-21

The Hon. Martin Van Buren, arrived
on Thursday evening, on his way to
Washington. IN. Y. Eng.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-02-21

Mrs. Royal says she is much pleased
with the gentlemanly maners of Mr. Black
the new Senitor from Mississippi She has
also of late cast few friendly and loving
glances at the Editor Of the Pennsylvan.
ian, Mr.. Bennett.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-02-21

Cholera in Canada.-The Quebec Ga
zette ofthe 18th inst. states that cases Of
malignant cholera had terminated fatally.
The Montreal paper of the 7th, however,
expresses surprise that news of such a
nature should first reach that city ria
Quebec, but does not venture contra
diction of the story.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-22
BIGGER1S
EXCH9.VGE s. LOTTERY OFFICE.
RICHMOND. VI

EXCH8.NGE & LOTTERY OFFTCE.
RICHMOND, Va.
Dratoing Hiygipia Dismal S,oamp Lottery, No. I.
80 ~ G6 "a % If Al II Is
Tickets a so and II g. two of the Capital Pyizss
sold aud paid aieeight, usual, by BfCGER
SPLENDID SCEHAfE
10000 DOLLARS-20O00 DOLLARS.
New York Consolidated LOTTERY.
Cidss No. 3, fer 1893
70 De drdton IN Net0 York tVednesdag. FeJ 6, 1899
90 No. LOttery-1O Drawn Ballots.
Prize OF 100000 is 900
10000 20 600
5000 5000
D,OOO 5000
90 I'40l 2.4J1
20 600 On on0
20 500 IN ooo
Lowest Prize SIP
Tickets only so, halves So, quarters 81 80
~ BIGGER has recently sold and paid At sight Grand
Capitals Of S30,000-2 Of 2OOOO-6 Of 10 600. &c Sc
md more Capital Prizes tlan any other Yendef in The IT,
Orders meet the most prompt attention, address
~ JHOS Is. BIGGER,
Jan a. EVIL Richmond, IA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-22
wAsuINsrov, January i6. 1855 g. INV


message was received from The President Of the
united states, accompanying the Proclamation and other
documents relating 10 South Carolina her Ordinance, &C.
The reading the Message occupied an hour and quar-
ter As soon as IL finished
MI Gruudy moved 10 refer the Message and Docu
nentF to The Committee on The Judiciary aud that they
be printed
Mr. Calhoun then and said, that his object in
taxing the floor was not TO make any remark the mo-
non which was Immediately before the Senate What he
vas about TO say, therefore, would, under parliamentary
rule, be entirely out Of order But he would In the ne
cuar circumstances Of his situaOn throw himself on the
indulgence Of The Senate for his pardon for the entire ir.
reevance Of The remarks which he should feel himself
bound 10 make
He felt no disposition 10 notice many Of Inc errors
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02
ONO


Nhs docs me- feel glow of pride e country,
10 rviroS-st &C tisc last forty five years. l.,
Afaii, iTSs, forfy-~cven ssiventars-rs irsas NV
Engiznd. s-tilcd the town &C Marietta ia No
,cIabeT. ~ ilsr same ses>on, a ssttl,tneBt uas
nssdc az mil,s from Cinsiairaii aalrr the aus
piccs Of John fls-sts symincs u New Jersey -
t5ineinnaii WAS ~ftled he D,'cembrF folIOu ing
the oO0rscs of tiIc strctts bcing bazssi on liz,
trees vhic eOfapofrd tir deus fort.sf ust tisssi
waved ~heFe sands de- b, a'aifui . Queen e
tie West" Tie ubolr cost "a tir scetioa iu
Shieh Cincinnati is laid out ~, forty -ii,.o dal-
lars worth a insd warraias' llss ls0puiafiot. a
Citsiun-ii, iR iSgj, as sO', 90 1873, 4,Vsi; and
"a 1891, ~ 80. ADotl1cr in.isnc,. slrS, isdi,i-
dial apney u,d siIicfprisc siGfc have bs,ill up
eity tius rapidly, eHaoi b. fVuBd ga the id ftsy
q Zee wuril
Il was saoe years after settlcmeuts vcrr casn-
ueiseed on tiIc DiiO river. BIT O. lotlrnyrsa we
sasie ,a tn BoFth psrt - d,r Sis1r ilui osoe 81
ftctef, tbs shole Stsie rapidly priataiesi 80
Soou vcTr el,assns ssd no,sics ctt oi q a., To-
rCsi iu every disueiioa The tirets wilst.s.ss s,l
Sowing prairics tofted Nh t.arissisds u Is,
e.hias, inUFIIdx-d 10 many places IN, tise bark
sigssms - he if,daia I1scre r.,s- d. ssi, .,
brock cdiliee, he pride and hOsst q s0sne village
usf booked oui o. hessen fgssn tlse nliist a ~
eI'lbOseriag vood. ~ rhiid q yrssssriIy - uiile
afrsad y ~ lssplfyi rude banlfts - the issTsJ
PiOts err a tC pcsf srli ut their esrFfui sn,of
aiaid tlosi3spd do-.i trcss fsi sirrrIi,d h -
ripeIs sitlcwent H. iTgl. tho pup'iisiici, q t's
ierrinry shiet sonsitutes III stst- - ttiio,
vas 3s0; be uirh has bron ~ rssasiess tiae -
etagnsii0a tisas te Iofoi.fifn h.s usliipiiei "
seM EN- ufaes IN Sra en- yesrs b. m seunsl
tea yesrs, sryea ii5pess n he hiri go years,
tsiee ,sssd lel as.l ie tiYe fstfth ts esrs, re-
y tlsriee fsaki'.g ~ gpals,ion 10 isl, 9s5 .y7
Di8 .faf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

.As .seeAssie.--lf there Is any situation
truly enviabie, il 10 that Of steady and ipd,,,-
rious NEE iranic, ho BY his own una tled cx-
ert'ons, has established for himself = rr.pcr,-
able place IN society; who, commsncin ing in
poverty, has been able by his skill and pcrs..
vcrcnco to overcome every sbstaclc--y,n-
auish every prejudice, and build Up for hun
seif reputation whose value i, enehanced
Tor Others. And let Il be remembered that
ms situation Is attainable by all, who have
health and practical knowledge Of their bust
ness. IL Is mistaken idea, that fortune deal.
about her favors biindly, and with a rockies,
hand. Industry, Temperance, economy and a
Virtuons ambition arc seldom exertcd in vain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

THOMAS MinRE

The Mobile Commercial Register. noticing ,b.
pnbl'esiios u Evenings in Crecce,'' and cosn-
I'limensisy the youthful .i,ari,y, glow oS fasc,
and sprighdiness Of spirit, which .c..n .s;II a.
ehsructer;s the production, of tl... pot. x,,es ,hs
following cStct, tho rs, stanxa u vhic Ia. esii-
tor tisus initiates:
As Time, one summer eve. WAS .fr,s,inr,
w ho SsouId he Sc, nj that sofl hour
But ODD Ton Noorc, still gra,eiy pi,syin-
TITS Tyre, within r,s,s,c hover.
We need not say, twas Times opinion
That, youAg or aged, Will or it,
Moore se'r woai,i how To- his dominion.
hat De gr, bc.u,l ~an,on siiIl
This IL the extract:
"As love. ooc ss,uimcr eve, was stray.
Who should hc al that s,ft hour
Hut yonng Minerva, grr,rly pIa,iny
Tier hutc within olive bo~.r
lngs'd nat S,N, lis loves opinion
go, 'ld, grave or merry, gocsi orill,
The ~ all how - his domuiou,
As woman " i'll boz ~opisn still
Though seldom Yet the boy l,s,l, given
u learned si,inc-s his smiles or >tl,s,
Solssndsoinc Pailss look ii. that e,.a
Love quite forgot thu maid Sas v,Sc
Besides, youth of his discerning:
Knew we'll that, by sl,ady rilI,
AT sunset ho"r--~ irate'er her learning
\ woman will d. woman still.
Wishing il d,r,nl,-nor c.u,,.I how soon-
For Mis'iom's notes, ho~c'cr rhrvnIatis,
To Low. .cm always out of tune.
Hut long as Ice fund lace to fiai,,.r.
The nymph f,and breath Tn shake and ,riIi.
A., weak or wises-it doth not matter
Woin;u at heart, is woman still
Love changed his plan, with warmth cxels;.nin,
How brilliant vas her lips soii ,l,c,'
Aud much that isute, the SIS rog,ir. blaming,
Fort~is tiug lips ~ sweet aus,.
The hymlih look ,lown--bchciL her features
Reflected in the passing riil,
AMI started, shock 'd-for, all, w ery~turcs!
ES'n ~lscn divine, you'fS: women still.
Quick from the lips IL male 50 o.I;ous.
hat gIssceiess flute the goddess t,k,
Md, Nhilc yet hli'd With br,ra,h mclo,Iious.
Flung II into the CLASSY bruok:
Whsrr, a. its sOral life sas ncctiug
Ado~n tllc eurrrnt, 6siIt and >l,riII.
Atdistaa'ee long Twas hcarl repeating,
'Woman, alas, vain woman stilI,'"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

zDIIE undersigned, having bcen appointed
~ the agent % Msssrs. JONATHAN FL
IICOTT \ SONS, Zoe tie sale of Gr0uad
Piai'tsr II Paris, az the POINT OF ROCKS,
will be kept supplied With stock q that AZ
iielo q The best qVsliiy, vhieh be oilers for
sale ~ this place.
The undsrsighed y ihus enabled 70 dispose
n Ground Plaster a the Baltimore price,
with the addition 10 niat price q only the
cost % transportation on The Rad ROed, eDd
the incidental sxpenses-shat Il % say. be
will sell this article AZ the Point q Rocks a.
an advance Of only 3Tl eents per barrel over
The current price Il Ground Plaster IN The
Baltimore msfket q. y. ALLEN
Point q Rocks, AFFil p, Is93-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02
FREsR rRUTTs. &c. 20.

hRANGES, Lemons. Raisins, Pigs, Grapes,
" Dates, Prunes, Currants, Sultlnna, Co
Goa Nuts, Almonds, Filbcrts, Ground Peas,
Palm Nuts, Ginger Nuts, English Walnuls,
LiquoTicc Paste, JUjube Paste, Capors, An
chOSies, Scotch Hearings, Crackers, Citeron,
Chocolate Drops, Bon Bons, Tau,arinds, Cor
disis, Cigars. Tobacco, Mocoboy, Scotch and
RapPcc snuG-Spices. COniectionsry, large
assortmeut-Wines, Liquors. &c. Ec. on hand
and for sale, ~ ADAM YOUNG, Jr.
Druggist.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

CONDITIONS.
TWO DoxLAAS q FIFTY ora

FIN .LSNT.M
Payable half yeasly; but Two Dosl Ans
Will be received ~ pay mont In full, if paid
entirely IN advance. Whcn-ves payment /,
deferred beyond the expiration OF the year,
interest will be charged
ADVERTISING.
The terms Of advertising. are: For a square
or less, 81, for three insertions-larscr ones
IN the same proportion. Each continuance,
20 cents per square.
O.. All advertisements not ordered for a
specific time. viii be continued until forbid,
aud charged accordingly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02
NOTICE.
UgIGn9ed.

n wIsHtoemPloy IouRWUYBGAW
0LA0IR8E1TTH, 10 whom 4 viii
give constant omploym eut and liberal wager.
THOMAS RANLlNS.
charlestovn, Match =, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02
millinery 0Md .IK1ltIMss
Making.

1VMISs KERCHEYAI.. having just return
ed from Baltimore with tie las, fashions, re-
specifically informs tho ladies Of Charlss.oNn
and the neighborhood. that she will be glad
70 serve theni. by making Bon91gET9 and
DRESSES 10 suit tho present sessOn.---
She tenders her warm tlianks for tie liberal
patronage heretofore received and ~ she -
now. better prepared than usual, she hopes 20
receive portion Of patronage, under the
hrm persuasion of being sbIo - please her
customers.
Charlcsiovn, April %, ls33.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

Thomas ysgN Ssreartssgess
HAVING returned to Virginia, will resume
In his practice in the Courts which he for
mcrly attended, siz: the several Courts Of
jefferson and Berkeley. tie may AZ NIL times
b, found At his Office NJ the Globe tavern.
shepherdstown, Feb. II, ls33.-1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02
Fresh Drugs - .IEed6ctaes,
'.'.',. o.. So .. sun.


(Bhoie. safe and Retail
VIE subscriber has just received, and Is
u new opening, at has Drug aud Medicine
Store n ShePhcrdstown, . large supply offtesh
DRUos & MEDICINES, 40.
which he offers to the public as the very hes,
articles in hi, line which the market afford,
being selected by himself with great care and
attention, II is unnecessary Ia enumcrate thcm;
II Will be sufficient To say that every article
IN his line OF business can be had OF the very
best and purcst quality, and at \ moderate
advance All orders from ply sicians will be
thankfully received and attended 10 " it'll car,
and despsseh
The subscriber, having been regularly rails
ell To the drug ard medicine business, aud
con!ining his attention entirely Ia Il, uncon-
nccicd With any other branch, calculates with
souie degree of confidence upon the support
Of an enlightened aud liberal community
tIo would also remark, that having confined
himself strictly, for the last two or three
years, 20 the study Of the science Of Physic.
aud particularly To that part Immediately con-
necsed with his busincss, he feels prepared to
prescribe the proper use Of all medicines
which he may be called upon FOR. lie would
also express his acknowledgements for that n
mount OF support already afforded 10 him in
MS business. =. A. MCNEIL.
The subscriber has become agent for the
sale OF p. O'Neilrs celebrated .i.N'TT-RHEU-
.NiTIC MEDICINE, n sovereign remedy
for the Rheumatism For Testimonials aud
certificates ofcurcs performed by this valuable
medicine, call ut the Subscribers Drug and
Medicine Store, ShePherdstown.
r. A. MCNEIL.
Sbcpherdstown, April Is, is33.-u.