Phenix gazette. [volume], January 28, 1833, Image 4

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DR RELICS
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•ehres m the form* »f*crofi»l», «d, r^ Pones are
Anthony’s «re, f*«er •ore*. **en wen by.
affected. -’'*ite .welling*, («f ,,L™d eve*
liniment f Mil an > ob.tmatc- ulcer* sore l-^s-tnu eve
Maid he\d in ci.f lr o. scurvy«d scorbutic gout, p;m
Sell ?r c ir'mncie faces. festering eruptions and v en< - |
Mai taints throughout th- body, in which last evae the
the be,t ,pr"»lf “n ' autu i.iul ph'«tc, to purify and
rlcanae the system from humours which fr quently ap
pear at these seasons .>f the year. I hey also aid the
process of digestion, and, bv purifying the blood, pre
vent the secretion of indignant humours untie lungs.
The proprietor confident^ relic* upon the vast num
ber of cures effecte 1 bv th-se Or..p«, not only «n His
♦on and its vicinity, but throughout the Union, tor th
best proof of their escelleiice as an unfuimg “Ben*
tive me licine, in all the case* above specified- , ,u*
article has recently been pronounced, by a physician
of the first respectability, wno had witnessed its siir
prising efficacy, as entit'ed. w hit opinion to l iKt m
Icid fall the p-polar articles k town for the above coin
of lints; fnd indeed it ia »'a*t gaining this point in pub
lic estimation, throughout th-country.
Price J1 a Bottle, or Six Bottles for $S.
Y>s*»ye.Y'A\*\
OR INDIGESTION,
OK loni standing, and of the mo obstinate
character hns beenim'ncdiutcly relieved, on often
permanently cured, in a variety of case, that oc
curred in Bo,ton and vicinity, by using fora -hor ti ne
DR. RELFE’S VEGETABLE SPECIFIC &
ASTI-BILIOUS PILLS,
both of which are to be taken together, according to
valuable, plain, and practical direct -cns, accompany
ing the Specific. Price 50 cents cscli.
• • Son: are genuine unless signed on the nulsiae
printed wrapper, by the SJe >‘r ‘P''ct‘>r- £ KtDI)t.R,
iimmediatesseeuor to the Ut Dr IV. T Cmway fror
sale at hia Counting Ucora. over So 99, Court street,
near Concert Hall, [Bostunl nod d-o bv his special ap
pointment bv M. STABLER,
1 gpf 5 Fairfax Street. Jlexandnr.
§§,()ua‘ftsani;uf.
TO 7 HE ASTHMA TilS,' COS SUMP 71 VE
an |K most prevalent and fatal of all the Diseases in
cident to civ,!iz-;l society—the Consumption—
may g-n-rally be tr red t'» th- least alarming of disor
ders, a slight' but neglected Cold, lty estimation .t ap
*eawth*tone hundred uni fify thousand persons die
•nmiflfff of the Consumption wnt oi
ul result* TOV be mUribiited to comnv.n Colds,*ml a
negligent treatment of the hamsaing Cough tha* g
yeSiltv ensues which is usually follow—1 bv d-JR-.it
br«atliinsr. pa.n in the aide, and at last ulcerated lungs
Violent and repeated asM.mvic attacks also hr-R on
Consumptive symptoms. One or two dollars expend
cd in the purchase of
DR. UELFE’S ASTHMATIC PILLS,
aod a lit’.le attention to their timely arhninistratmn,
w.U -is i illy en ure a -nitigati in of these disurJcrs, a id
ecn rally effect « cure. Hie fill* are abo an rus.
And etFc’ual r -n * !} for t!.- synptoms precedi ng „nd
accompanying th' ddhma ind < onmmp.'O ., f r C Ida
r1U 'hs n fauHii •>/ RrrutUi ig Tightness and Vrid
ure ucr-tas the hvd, sVhrezing. Pam m the M<& 'p t
ting of Stood ic K-*. iwcuwcif.._
-Ia’** >* |ih *; I* r* » i wi» cl* tli£ pure .'*v*rs v»f Ur K l *
Pi?t, wdl not fin I rch return fir th".r *r(l .g -s
, |.t,ire. Pr f -tChoir iloxes, oO Tills, 1 fhlir;
liut/diU ,12 PiUs, 5 J « cats
£3* To the Ladies!
i r» ii |'K and X'tfrSf) Trill Til »• • both su orm
')/ meat a id a blessing. n*e »nt a. curity lor
tbeir advantage* to 'u* found m *!• • use ol llie*
BRITISH AN’ TISEPTIC DKNTRIFICE.
ruisverv elegant l*«»->t It l* v.:*-r, sv.th a very Idtl
m », eridica* -'♦'!* <"i'cy inShe Owns, a il prevents
the accumulation<>f Tartar, which n.it only blackens
b it loosens ’he tee’h an I accelerate* their d-*cay —
fUe li-ntrTi e th-.n removes the prevailing causes of
ofensive Rrenth p—semes the he t thins** and florid
u*tt of the inns, an l readers the Teeth he-vstifu-ly
xohite Price iO cents.
REMEDY FOR
U,\\ev\u\aV’\A u\.
4|) |B excruciating pain—the decrepitude and de
iA fortuity, and the premature old age, which are
the usual attendsn’a of this disorder, are atiflfereJ b>
miny from Jeapair ofa cure, nr disappointment in the
eflltacv of the numerous pretended ant id »tos use 1 to
eT-ct this purpose. But those who have made a fair
trial of
DR. J EBB’S CELEBRATED LINIMENT,
even in c ises of long stan .ling, and ot the most severe
character, have received cert ain relief, and many have
been cured in a few days, son-e in 21tfhura! asa num
ber of persons in Boston ai.l vicinity, who were fir
raerlv afHioled with the Kh-mn»tism, have very fully
testifiei. tiertificates are in possession of the Propri
etor, proving the m **t thorough and surprising cures
by msan* of ‘.h-s powerful Liniment, in case* win-re
other approved app-icati n» Uadu.terly failed I he
Liniment is aisi-is* l with a u;c ssf >r Bruises. Sprains,
Numones’i S d iFness oft lie Joints, iJhdblains, Sic.
Pi-ice, 50 cts. a bottle
DUMFRIES’
EYE WATER.
FIX sore or mil toed Rye* Rives immediate case
and relief. On recent sore eyes the effect n most
salutary. Where the complaint has been of yesrs
stan lin and in so ne exceeding b» 1 crises. the most
unexpected an l desirable relief Has been found in the
me of this Rt« Varan, after every other remedy had
(ailed- Many persons who have used it, pronounce it
the »est preparation f *r those cimplaints they h we
eve* met with especially in cues of sorennss or in
inSimahon of longstanding Prgte *5 c* a bo'ie.
• #» >lonc are genuine uniess signed ou the outs-le
printed wrapper, by the sole pr iprietor, l\ KIDilhU,
im mediate successor to the late l)r W. T. Cu»\vat
Fir sile at tua Cou iting Xoom, over So 99, Court st,
near Jmsrrt ilali, tlaaton, an 1 also by his special ap
pointment, by v\’t4. STABLER
apr 7 Fairfax Street, Alexandria.
A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
ITCII.
‘SlbWRVER inveterate. in one hour's application,
and no dinger from takings* d, by using
DUMFRIES’ OINTMENT.
This preparation, for pleasiotneas. safety, exp .‘'li
ti m ess-* and certainty, 'lands unrivalled for the cure
of this troublesome complaint. It is so rapid, as well
as cert sin in its operation, as to cure this disagreeable
disorde* m isteffectually in one hour's appl'calii.-n only!
It t » :s not contain the least particle of mercury, or
other langenus ingredient, and may be applied with
pe*fect sifety by pregnant femdesor to children at
the breast. Price^T J cents, with ample directions.
DUMFRIES’ REMEDY FOR THE
PILES
jrpHB proprietor begs leave » i recommend ( which
sT he d >es with the fullest co i idence) one of the
moit valuable remedies kuuw.i tor Ihii troublesome and
painful complaint. Villipiit Y°>nfr into £*»’•!. J*
deem, if nought.* sa< .that he ha. in ht« position
m-i*t undoubted testimonial, that it ha* mote completely
answered the purposes for which it was intended, than any
other popular Medicine . .
This remedy is perfectly innocent in its apph
to all conditions, ages, and sexea Full directions,
scription of the complaint, Ac. actfomp*nvin<
packet, which conaists of two boxes, 0‘ntm .
Electuary. Price, *1 for the whole or 50 cent* if but
on* of«he articles is wanted. _.,
• • fiisne are genuine unless signed on the o
wrapper by the.-de proprietor T KIDDER, «"* *
sucZsort , the late Dr'V T Conway. F«r at h,s
Counting Room, over No 99, Court near f on^
cert Hall, Boston, and also bv.h.s
\pr9 ‘ fairftx Street, A exandna^ |
|Q“ TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
CORNS. .
jTfl’IR celebrated ALBION COIIN l LAS1ER »•
A fords .aslant relief, and at the a*me .me dissolve*
and drawst e Corn out by the routs, without the le
P‘ca»Tiv«e-.* -“To those afflicted with Corns on
, heir feet I do certify, that I have u*edthe Albion torn
Plaster with complete success Before I h»d««•<!«»«
ho. it completely cured a Corn which h id troubled me
for many ymrs 1 make this public for the benefit of
those .ifflicteil with that painful complaint.
Pushing. 1. I Feb 2S W* Sh4W
■ Price 50 Cents a Box
Dl* RELFE’S AROMATIC FILLS,
orj*FOR FEMALES!
ZplIF.Y purify the blond, quicken its circulation, as
sist the suspended operations of nature, and are a
general remedy for the prevailing complaints among
the femile part of society- They Pdlsare particu arl\
efficacious in \Uc Green Sickness. Pilpitntmn of the
Heart Giddiness. Short Hreath, Sinking of the spirits.
Dejection and Disinclination to Exerr.se and Society.
Slurried ladies will find the Pills equally >•*> fill, except
in cases of pregnancy, when they must not he taken;
neither must they be taken by persons of hectic or
consumptive habits. Price 11 50 a box
.Qlso.
fr^T* The celebrated CAMBRIAN lOOril
ACHE FILLS, w.iich "ive immediate relief,
without the least injury »o the teeth. On ‘rial this will
be found me of the best remedies known for tlnscom
plaint Price 50 cents a box.
• • None genuine unless signed on the on side
r.rinted wrapper, bv Me ro/e Proprietor, I h1DDL H,
immediate successor to 'he hi e Dr W T Conway For
sale at In* Counting It mm, over N 99, .»urt street,
near C‘»i cert ia’-l, Boston, and »\ iiis sp*-ixl appoint*
ment, bv 'VM. SI ABLER,
fail fat It reel Alexandria
DSt. \\\ JUDKINS’
V at t ut Vfee i l\c Olutmeut,
SOLl>, '.VHDl.' Ui' '••’*> RETAIL* BY
WILLIAM STAL!.LH. Agent, Alexandria
” BVtK above Oint nent iarecommended to the pubb*
1. ». * b\": *nd c 'tiui rem d» fortho-e obstiii*n
!> • i, .'r of v!:rh have *o long b iffleJ the skil
of t.o I.'.'..! science:
1-* Vhi:>* sve. lings of ever* d- scriptioi);
2 l c.iro I * *»id ulcers of: ,o > standing,
3! 5clirru>* >r g tndului tuia »rs, particularly those
1 S*r»f i *?.e.I tumors in w »*n n*s orcasl*, winch oftentimes
lerminste mi uicetatc 1 cancers;
1* • Felons; o' what * me people know by the name
of catarrh*, of e /rry description.
i’h iiheumitic pu'usot’he j tints;
6-ii Spr.ins .nit br a sc* of *very description, or in
white ver j..«;t -ttuatn;
7th Tetters of u!l km !s. fn this complaint the pa
tient. in applying it* biutmen:, must keep the pari
out of water;
8th Ohdolains or parts ifFecteJ by frost.
CFRTIF/CA I'E.
The full 'wing comm uucation addressed to the pro
pri toroi Ju Urns* om .nent, from the Hon. John Ta
iiaferro. Member of trress.is highly interesting.—
The grain tons mannci • which it is made, exhibits
fcelingsof n » or linarv -tiar-tcter towards suffering hu
inanity; :ul is certainly well deserving of public at
tention:
^’tsui xotos, Janua y 21, 1829
Sin—It has been my wish tora considerable time,
to communicate to you the good effect with which I
have used the Oin'ment invented by a Mr Ju llfins.
and which I now understand is made and sold by
agents appointed bv yourself, I have applied thi>
Ointment .luring tile last three learg to every-pecie*
of tumor and wound, without failure to produce a cure
in “.very instance I consider it *he most decided ami
in all ra4<ia rtf tuiYinr kn tku /*oiaon
whatit msy; and I have found nothing so good for
wounds of any description It may be proper to
a id, that the cure of a turn >r called whi'e swelling,
given over b> the must distinguished play sicians as in
curable, and which they d-.*cidi d wu'd, without ampu
tation, prove fatal to the patient, was, under my imme
diatc notice, effected by the use of Judkins' Ointm* nt,
and the patient is in hue healtli His limb affected by
the tumor being restored to a perfect <tate of sound
ness. A Iso that the leg of an aged man which had been
wounded, and exhibited one dreadfully ulcerated sur
face from the knee to the foot, and w nch, for more
than two years, had been considered incurable, was ef
fectually cured by the appiic tion of Jo Inins’ Oint
ment. I mention these two cases, winch fell under my
immediate notice and management, as a .lecided <-vi
dence of the efficacy of this t.-nety meases of tumor
and of ulcers: Ihaveexpe fence I, as d-cidedlv, 'hr
good effect of this remedy in the cure of Felons, and
of every species of frrth w mnd. It set-ms to me that
any one who wll obs .rvc n ie >p<* non of this > lint
ment, must be sitisfied as to its » n ti -«-*I ed'.xt I can
with the utmostcon.'idence recommend the use ot t his
valuable remedy.
lam, sir, very respectfully,
Jo-tv r^t.lVFEURO.
To Mr. Cham.es Hikstons, Proprietor!
of Judkins’Ointment, nearFrede- >
ricktown, Md- S
NOTICE.
^7* Having been for several years in posses
sion of a concern tn Vlr. Nath as hep abd'r patent,
for making and vending life Ointment, known be thv
nam of* l)r IF. Judkins' Patent 'ipecifie Ointment *
and said Nathan Shepherd having out »m.-d a -it-w pat
ent thereon, and 1 having likewise renewed with
I N. Shepherd the same interest I field before, it is
decnied necessary thal public notice be given of the
t uin-tance. Having devoted much time and care
during the above period, in preparing and making this
Ointment, and been instrumental in giving in he ge-e
ral character it has sustained, with whatever improve
ment, n all this time, it h^s received, I present it to
public attention As lisietotore, the genuineness of
■ the Ointment may be known by the laoel around the
ointment pot, thus:
1 " Made and sold, wholesale and retail near F-rJ*-:^
Kir salebv WILLIAM STABLER,
j li,e 8_Druggist, Fairfax Street
Job L'rutting
Afd‘<y and expeditiously ececuted at this Offic
\hgfclau Universal Vegetable
MEDICINES.
TUF.RR is no complaint to which the human frame
is subject, but is designed to teach man wisdom:
that is, to assure him that no Disease comes upon him
bv chance. The Asiatic Cholera, or any disease, Dj
whatsoever name it may be known, either in its ori
gin, progress, duration, or termination, is sent by tn
appointment of one Supreme First Cause, who '*
dcrful in counsel and excellent in working. <*nd w •>
righteousness, mercy, goodness, and truth, will no
permit him to do an act of injustice to any of nis crea
tures; his kindness snd his tender mercies are to e
seen over all his works. If we are sick, his goodness
has provided s multiplicity of medicinal herbs. rp.
and gums, to picserve health and to afford ***" L ,• **
afflicted, and also to effect cures in all cas.-s of disease,
if curable, without the aid of poisonous mercurial, mi_
neral, or chemical substances, dug from the bowe s o
the earth, to which the body is approaching with ra
pid strides Right reason will condemn the use ofdi.
1,-terious drugs or medicines, because they promote
the dissolution of the body, which is in part composed
ot fle»h and blood. Shall we, then, persevere in the
use ot er**»mel, Stc., and hence commit *n aettof bui
ciile upon ourselves, and so make the cure worse than
the disease ? Purely not.
HElLTH SECURED,
liv tlit* use of MOH HI SON'S Salutary It*
yet able Universal Medicines, prepared at the
ItritishCollege of Health, I. n Ion, which have obUin
ed the approbation and re ominemlation of some
thousands of cures, in all disr asesunilerall their varied
forms and names, as Hie Mvgrian conviction is, that
in .in is siibjtc* t*> one nidi) rent Disease, that is, ID
THE IMPURITY OF THE Bl.OOD. -which also
appears evident, when we consider that 11LH01) is the
I.1FE of every living creature, and that, as disease is
getieiated by an impure state of this vital principle,
so, in like, maimer, when the cause that produced it is
removed, health, strength, an 1 all its concomitant
blessings, must he the result. To effect this most de
sirable end. these Vedicines (under the blessing of
Heaven) bav been f >und fully equal to the task, both
■ii England slid America.
Extract of a letter received by the subscriber from
a gentleman in England:
‘ I believe the \ledictne hss not onlv res'ored me,
by the Divine b ssing. from severe illness, to health
am1 activity, but m > wife also from an alarming bilious
attack, which continued many months, in which time
she brought < fl q-ar s of bile, and whose recovery was
not expected by those who knew her, and had seen her
during her illness Yet, through the blessing of Clod
upon the means, without the use of any other medi
cine, Uorrison’s Pills were r nder* d effectual to her
recovery, and she is n<»*.v gaining flesh daily, to the
surprise of those who had seen her at the worst. In
conclusion, upon this subject, lean sat, that if the
Royal Colli g*- nf Fliysicisns were to ;dfer jnt th- if aid.
in all cas^sof di-ea ♦*. freely with \l«»ri ison’s Fibs in
my possession. I would thsnkfuFy decline their aid,
ami trust to my own resources **
The original may t e -•ern H me house
\» .M m'lKKDY, Alexandria,
So'.c Agent for the Uiitrict of t'oumbui and its vicinity
By ■ It.im tit* Pill* art sold in packet#01 on**, tun
and three dollars each, and the Powders at 37J cents
per box, with printed directions; ami ai*«> bx i n* to!
lowing AgntU: It W. Polkirihorn, between 9 h
and 10th <trtits, Pennsylvania \venne; John Siolin#,
Navy Y.rl, .V.is i ngton; and Tin tna* (l »v right,
Georgetown; of whom alone can the Medicines bt
xx hi ranted genuine By appointment of Dr, H S.
Moat, II. P M., M B H , Brook'yn, New York, *.ie
t;x le importer ofthc«e Medicines
Morriaonia, or h** Family Adviser, prica 7>; Pr c
tical Proofs, cilustruted b> numtTou* casr* of cure, st
cowl an i third ed 'ions, price 25 and 37J cents; to be
ItHxl mS Hh»»vc.
Alexandria, August 18,1812—6m _
rVuua um\ Vi irthe^vrate.
HUGH C. SMITH
IP's Ut *l\ re Cl xxe.i, per ships Virginia
«£ sod ■Bienanjoah,
Jr'v ()jlc Hundred and Fight y-'Fivo Crates
and II igsfi cuds
CHINA .V EAR THE SHARE,
rotrpn«mg Ids F •. 1.1. SUt l f.Y, and offer*
cd fur sale, wdiolr *.ilc and retail, on the
most moderate term*.
Blue, black purple and pink printed Dinner Sets
India China Dinner Set#
Handsome Giit tlninx I’ea Sets, of the best quad
(valid patterns
plated Castors .if be»' quality, rilver mounted
French (oh Pea China, Uc imported from Faria.
via New Yok, large assortment
Ilich i;u« Glass B \i"s. Celeries. Tumblers, Wines,
* c , latest uiiJl best patterns
Moulded end Plain GLASSWARE, comprising
ever) article in that w ay
Window Gla#« of every size
Pipesin boxes .
Black quart and pint Bottles, Wine and Porter
Th- rmolpeters, a great variety
5 Gallon * u mijotans __
\*wv\ HuriWe,.
Chair Manufacturer and Ornamental
Painter,
i^HANKFUI. for the patronage he ha* aircany re
L ceiveil frn-n his friends and the public, respect
fully informs them ilia iie will continue to m-ike, and
kf rp constantly for sale, ai fair prices. »t Ins Manure
torv, south west corner of King and Columbus streets,
opposite J. tS* J Douglas’ Store. ^
A general assortment of (*re
cian, Fancy and Windsor
CHAIRS.
The public aro reap, cl ft illy invited
to call and examine his present assort
nent. He feds assured that they will
, ^ found not tube inferior, either ip the
durability of their materials or the neatness of their ex
ecution, to those ol any other manufacturer in the Dis
trict He will ••xccnte
!- vn and Ornamental Painting and Gilding,
in ail their various otanclies, on the most accomniodxt
ing terms
«>l. > CHAIRS will he taken in part payment for
new ones or will De repaired or repainted at the
shortest notice
Chairs purchased at this manufactory will be sent,
free of expense, to any part of Hu District.
nov 10—if ___
7o the Citizens of this place and the Public Ge
nerally.
j Passengers for Baltimore,
ft c.sre respectfully inform* dthat
I tin secure llieir pa'SHge to
1 by the9,12 • rio’clock.
i ine of Oraches from vVadiington, b, taking seat iie
Alexandria at Newton's Motel, and leaving in the 7.
8, 9, 10, tl or 12 o’clock Boats fur 'Washington.*
there will j-t C i tches at the wharfto convey them Uf
to the Stage tiBc without «nv extra charge.
By this irr.i.igement psss-ng*rs cannot be disap
pointed Bx'ra Coacheafurnished for private parlies
xt all times
Fare to Baltimore 13.
P. S. Nine o’clock stage by way of the Rail Hoad.
THOS. S. BLACKBURN,
may 14-dtf___\^nU
J. t^i. UougVas
nAVR removed to the three story Brick Store, on
the square below where they have been dmng bu
sines* 2 doors above the corner of Washington street,
where they have for sale a general and well selected
assortment of *
GROCERIES, iriSES <$• SPIRITS,
which 'hey are determined to fell low for cash, ir to .
punctual customers. dec 11
VttftVTlct of Co\VLwVl«i\0^’lt. i
I he United States ef America, Libellants, 1
- aoaisst A.
One Box of Bombazine, and all persons con j
cerned. Kerpondents. J
BIS it remembered, that, on the thirddavofDecem
ber, 1832, Thomas Swann, Ksq *he Attorney for
United States for the District of Columbia, exhibited
to (he District Court of the said District a libel, alleg
ing and propounding that, on the seventh day of Aug
ust, 1832, one box of bombazine was imported intothe
United States, to wit. into the District of Columbia and |
Port of Alexandria, from a foreign place, by sea, to wi , .
from the Island of llarbidoes. in a certain vessel called j
the Leonidas, beloiging to the port of Alexandria: -
That the said box, upon its arrival at the port of Alex-1
andria. was ordered by the Collector of the port of j
Alexandria to be opened and apprai-ed; and the and
box was accordingly opened, and. upon examining the
same.it was found to contain two half pieces of Horn,
bazine more than was contained in, or e.d ed for by,
the invoice which accompanied the said ''<>x of m.-r* j
clundize; bv means whereof the said bo* of m-rch.n-.
dize became forf-ited to (he United States, under the
fourth section of the Act of Conjjrewf entitlei • ^
act for the more eflVctual collection of i sipor: uuti-s,
approved the 28th of M *y. 18 50; an bem so forfeit
ed.ai’er-, or. the tenth .lay of August, in ti.e vesr H <r •
*aid, at the port of Alexandria in the District afore .a d,
duly seized as forfeited, by tic-.rge Brent,
then and there being Collector of the raid port of .Alex
andria. . ,
It is ordered by the Court, that all persons concerned
be cited to appear at the Court Hou*e in xlex-n Iris,
on the second Monday in January, in the year 183», to
show cause, if any they can, why judgment should not
pass as prayed, and the said box of bombazine be c »n
demited as forfeited to »he Uni ed States It i» further
ordered, that this the substance of'he monition be pub
lidied fourteen day a. before the d.y appointed for the
trial thereof, in the newspaper printed in the Town ol
Alexandria, and be also posted up in the must public
manner for the space of fourteen days before the trial,
at th • front door of the Court House, and a s » »i the
Hr siding Uo"in in the said town
Tc-U : KDM. I T KB C C.
VVidiYT’iCV \wtou',
Alexandria County, Set.
October Term, 1832
Philip Crandell, Complainant, ^
AGAIXST j
Sarah Leedsburg, UteSarsh Cran- j
deli; J me Crandell, John P. j
Denny, and ! ucinds his wife. |
la'c Lucinda L'ratideil; Maria |
f.randcll, Ma»y Crandell, Ann j
Crandell, William CrinJell.Tlio |
mas Crandell, Kdw .rd CraiKlell. [[y CHANCERY.
and ) -seph L rnuel Lrandell,
(the last six infant child'en of
Vhomas ' raoded, deceased.)
Lemuel Crawled; William it
well, and 5usm his wife, late
Susan Cnndelf; Hiomas Harri
son, and Kl'zabv-th Harrison ins
wife, l»ie Llizabeth Cran lell,
Defendants, J
»|»HK defendants, igmuei i.n« ieu nn« »»au«
t |,ot havi.-g ent red their appearance, and
given stcuriU, according to the statute an.I the ml *
of this Court; a.nl it appearing <0 the «V isfaction ofthe
Court that they are not inhabitant* of t* e District of
Columbia—on tht morion of the complainant. b> his
Counsel, »* is
Ont.EaxD. rhat the arid absent defendantsdo npp’ar
h re on or i« f rc the first day of the next tlay l« rm of
Hus • ourt, and an** *■r the bil* of the complainant, and
,i*c at cu*its lor performing the <!t er- es nf this Conn;
and that a copy of tht* or l:r he forthwith published in
p t. \!Kx,nd.!H I'heiiix ti.tz tte for tw month xiicces
«iv,.|y, and that another r-.npy Or p< si.<l at the tro->t
door of the court-house of said county
Testes E I LBR, C. C.
dec 7-2m| __ __
\) ib\v. \c l «»t’ U n\uriVbi i.
County nf Jtlexan Iria, Set.
OcTOBKit 1 kk st, 1832.
rhomas Swann, « omp ainant, ^
A0AIXST
Daniel Graham, Administrator of
John Mclver. deceased, D*nid >iy CII.lSt'F.HY.
Graham, and Maria his wit Go
sin Auhl.and John II. Crease,
Defendants,
IV!E Defendant*, O.iniel Graha naiiil Maria Ids wife,
not having entered the>r appearance *o this amt,
and given security according »o the s-.t.ite an I tln
rnles of this Court; audit xpfieAring •<» he ■ati.«r«c'i>n
of the Court that they are nut inhabitants nl tlie Dts
irict ofCoumhia, nil the motn-n of the comp ainant, it is
Ordered. That the said Dtniei (i-ahsm an i Maria his
wife, am. the said Daniel, as administrator of John Me
Iver, <1ece8si.il, do appear In re on tile first day <d the
next May Term of this Court, *n<l amsw-r tin- »>ill of
the complainant, and give security for performing die
decrees ol this ' ourt; and that the resides defend
aids, Colin Auld and John H Creme, do not Convey
away or secr< te the estate, money, property or »IF*eta
in their hands belonging to, or hv tlu-m owing to, the
said l»anirl Graham and Maria his wile, or to tlie said
Daniel «a the administrator of Mu cat tie ofih<’ said John
Mclver.decease* until the further nter ami decree of
this Cour’; and that a cop* of this order be forthwith
puhnsh. d for two months »u«ces«iv/ly in the Alcxat..
dria Phenix Csz-tte. and tlut another copy be posted
at the front dooi of the court hou -e of aaid county.
leste. BUM- I. LKB, C C.
t»e 5—2ni_
lU&lrict *.f Ouiuwbu,
County of Alexandria, Set.
OoTOBKH I KKM. 1832.
Joseph Mand< vide, Complainant,")
A0A1SST
Uobert I. T*y lor, t rustee under
the will of Jainei Sanderson,
deceased; Colin Auld, hdminia
trator with the wHI annexed of
said James Sanderson; George
Clementson; William > Greeu. I [y CII.JSVERY
well, and Jane h'S wife, late f
Jane Sanderson; -Wilson,
a .d Mary Parker In* wile, late
Mary Parker Sanderson; which
saul George, Jane, and Var,
P rfcer, arc the devizetn and
heir* of said J a;nt> Sanderson,
Defendants, J
fjltlK Defendants. George Clementson; V.'iihsm N.
JL Gremwell, and Jane Ids wife; - * 'Ison,
and Mary Parser his uif*. not having entered their
I appearance to this suit, and given securi y according
l 10 the statute and the rules uf t>ii* Court; and it h|>
I pearnig, to the »ali>fACtioii ol til's Court, that they
| are not inhabitants ot the Dislr.ct of Columbia, on the :
| motion of the c«m,*.ainant, by hi* cou sel, it is
| <Jr dried, I ha» the said ansent defendants do appear i
h re on or before the first day of the nest May term I
of thi- Court. and syiawer the oill <>f til- complainant, ■
! and y;ivc security for performing tin dtcrees of th.s j
Court; and that a eopv of this order be forthwith pub- |
1 lished in the Alexandria Phcnix Gazette for two j
months successively, and that another copy be posted ,
at the front doo-* of the court-house of said county
Pesle: EDM. I. LEE, G- C. I
dec 6—2m____ I
Root&aud feYioita.
SD. EDSON, King Street, (a few doors below i
• White's Auction Store) has received, per schr.
Harriet, and other late arrivals, a further supply of )
HOOTS AXO SHOES,
which, with hia former s'*>ck, enables him to offer a
very extensive assortment in his line, which will be
sold by the case, dozen, or single psir, at a Jtry small i
advance for ca«h. j
Alio, a few cases Men's and Boys' Black and White I
WOOL UATS, very fine. nov 28 •
$$\p,m\\A FuruviuYe.
CHAKLF.S Kt JONHS,
Cabinet, Chair and Sofa Maker, A mg, >iex/ door
to the corner of Alfred street.
HAS on hand, and constantly manufacture* a gene
ral assortment of
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE,
Which,forelegxnce*nd>lura&ility, lelic* competition.
His stock, generally consists of
Grecian and plain sofas, couches and lounges
Mahogany and »ll kinds ofdrawmg-room chairs
Grecian, w'e-ged and sing!i wardrobes
Pcdesral-end «id-l-tar Is wlrii narbletops and tn-ror*
Gothic and various other ditto
Pier tables, with nsrole and mahogany tops
Filler and block lining, c^d aa I areakfa*ttables
do claw do do do do
Plain do do do do do
Centric or loo do
French a id /ariou other bureaus, with and without
mirrors
Ladies ir s,iogtables, with and without mirrors
Ditto workstands and music stools
Dittoand gentlemen’s a a.net, secretaries and book
cares
W ashstands, with mieble and mahogany tops
Sticiily carved and plain mahogany, bird eye, and cur;
maple mdo nnnon tie* ’.steads
Cribs, cradles,cand.eatands.diaringdo.po-table lc,k<
andeverv other article in the cabinet I me.
UK8 WISE,
Mahogany of various km Is, steam sawed, .~*irl and
shaded veneers, copal -a: nub, sicking bottoms,cor^s,
S303. «A£'PA-V?3a3. kC.
The above articles will be disposed -it or ci.’i or io
punctual persons on the most liberal terms,
A very extensive patronage from Washington inJ':.
cesnu* tosav,that 1 vdl leaver furniture toany pu-.
cliascrin that city free ofcxpcnce.
Turning 4* Carving executed in the best mamw]
may 20
Cabinet,Chair, and Sofa Manufac
tory.
JA'tps GliF.EV Cabhiet maker,—haroidiand.r
will constantly keep at his old stand on I'.vy*!
I st., Alexandria, l? *t the corner oflOth s?., Pennsyl
! vania, Avenue *Va.\hingtr»n—» general assortment"
I the m-.-stfashionable and durable Furniture.» hich
: will warrant equal,ifn-'t i.-p'iior m quality, to it*
I everofferedin the District:—Consisting?n put “•*
Grecian,wingedand plain vsriittl.es
Gothic, pedesta lend and plainsideboarti s
Ditto, with ceiUrellsand nr.arbleilabs
French »nu plai n bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladi's’ r.d JentletncnR*»ecrctsrie»an birV-cir
Pienables with rrsrbleaod mabog.M.) ti p«,
Ptllerandclaw lining,breakisstaiidcannuidvs
Pl?i»» do do do do do
l.N 1M J W VI lusim
Shaving amlcandl do
-V islntand»w thmar tr.d ’nahcgBnvtvpi
Grecian .Vofa'a
Mahogany chairs
Music>too.s,;>iJ>-tts .cribs, radios
Portable writing desai Sir.
With agcocralissiirtnicntof bedsteads olric1,!.
carved mabuganv, uaple .,nd sttincd woods,kb<! \
which will be s ild <sio;v f.»r ch-Ji as they csn be for
chaeedofthciamequiility atany other mairnfactcrj
n the Union. ALSO,
.inissnrtmcn <»f V*:> imngoand Z?ay of Ifomluru
Mahogany, a part'd wli c! is suitable for liar.Jr»ili
steam sawed Ctrl and ilia led veneers, copal vir
nishofisttper'ior jua.itv,sacking bottoms.eortL.lc
TuaiffiJis J cnaviinr.
H indsomely executed tint 6
WhoYfc»»\\fc Hat -MvuiufacVoty.
MORSE 4* JOSSELYS
Mats com.'ant It on liar.J
an extensive assortment of
HATS
of all defccription>,c*!cjil*trl
for any market, on the mo*
reaso ablet rms
They have, slid eonstintlr
keep on band. * comi -.tr»>
mentnf
York and Vhilnii j
phia H.iTx In
Toucher with a gcnf»!‘' 11
5or«m. i»t ol j
HATTKRS’ H l!>. If
TRIM MINUS.
DVR S1LKHS.& (1
iy j* Orders in th«tr •« IS
thankfully rrcciv.-I, »• ; - ill
up at the shorten notice. ||fl
FURS
Purchased atfair pneo r||
Alexandria. June 5. 1831. ;
Joftu T. O. WWW, jjj
HAT M YMTAf
TUttEK. |
King St., nr.tr Bo»; U
at Mrs. Shcrr'iutM
Corner, M]
list fin hand Five b jttj
II v FS. to wind, hi |“r jR
larly invite- the jwiblf* M
tioii, Inping li'*1 lil *V,Y^B
call ami examine far !"'.^B
».. !ve». With only C ; 1
care, the* will la>t a
tie itlemen from '
and Mar land, >i-,;
purchase ny the e*4’ ’ BEI
p'e one, would " ’*
thing bygivi; p i mi • ; $ *B
N. II Old Hai» * |B
jexclmnge, und < 11 S
__ i Hats kept in order£'»'*• ■
Alexandria, aept 24 jfl||
iVtmse $' \i<*t or fttut B
wrW. The-i Mcriber -'flTers for sale «>■”' ./ IB
Atrk HOUSE <$- HALF AIM. L>1- !■
I'iiJ'i at iheinter-ectionofWaslnn^,<,n*' u |Bj
mJU ko-streets.i n which he now resid' -
nov l-lawtf BI»MUN» ' «'r II J5
JOB PatWTlMC B
Rooks and Pamphlets, j Lottery Rj11*' |ft*«
Catalogue* oPSale, ! Hand Mi 3
Rank Checks, , Hat . Ji'm
Law, Commercial kother | Show' 113
Ru-k* 'I Horse d<> tJaM
Policies of Insurance, ;| Stage do j§5a
Hill ook*, Cards §31
Lottery Tickets, i Rlank Note*, jl*
Bills of Lading, Militia Notices* IHf
Bantu l^rttttiua* jfl
iMvacaiii'x wxh\, B
or evert kixd for sale at t¥is ’
PAMPHLETS printed a! th< |9B