Phenix gazette. [volume], February 02, 1833, Image 1

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PUBLISHED BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
Daily Paper g$ per annum. Country paper 85.
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Vo? or CVtaftw.
-jr~ j ije substantial new schooner TRANSPORT,
carries about 500 barrels under
tT*- A freight Souih would be preferred. Apply
;; 6 AC. CAIKWOW !<Co.
Slrtvmbowt Fisae\.
The natigation from hence
to Washington being now
i , opened, the Steamboat ES
S't X willr. Mi.i..-1 Jr unite THIS MORNING, snd con
,inut p'*ing between the two places, as before the
freeze -starting from the fool of Cameron street.
j»n '.‘4—tt ____
A nUctt
The Struincr COLU M Bl A,
Captain Jan es Mitchell, will, un.
I ilil the closing of th*- navigation.
_leave Ballon neon Wednesday, at
ri/cTck »* M , for the District ol Columbia, and re
T.iriiinr. will leave Washington at 6, and Alexandria at
* o'clock, A. M-, on Sunday, tar Baltimore.
';Pa«nge. exclusive of meals, $*•
!-c tl-tf
CqUoa
N'(UV landing frrm on bosid the scor Transport.
Cspt Smith, a snpp:y ol Cotton Osnabutgs, in
bales. For sale by .
j,„ . 9 A. C C \Zp.N A B & Co
CtUuWtS* U11&
a •• Q IV'XKS Mould Candles, of all sizes, anu
1«) C^ superior .piality
151 boxes Soap I
vow Ian Ling from onboard the schr. Transport, C«pt.
Smith, tor s*le by
jni9 A. C CAZKNOVB «r_Co
V'\gA.
I r/t DhUMS I’udeii Figs, received per schooner
] Ox * Transport, tmm Boston, and fur sale bv
i„,28 * MKSSK11SMI. \
\V.U YNvvWtr.
SBUtUFU.S Rockingham Butter, in rolls
.lost received and fur sole by
* ci »c.ktt & p<r,K
VufkA Island *ttU
I l*lk< I BVJ-vllf.l>, 0:1 board of the schooner P«»
1 O' H ) r.,inic, Irvin Near »ork, and for sale by
j„„ 22 s. HKSSKWOIITH.
•\\UB4UUC4 lot
VUKUl'tW Almanac
Ik i'u'tN AliUSiuiw and ILgutcr
Ant* Miw .it do
Columbian Pocket do
kiliot'a l*«r< ctery
Ho Sheet do
Mit Mure do
Ju<t rrrcivid "*y WM. U. MOKitlSON.
j«n 14
1‘v wtu* Bdlt.
ft i 4 BRLS. prime Beef, just received and for sale by
in ■ J%»t3 S M. "* s II J \NNKY.
Suck ^kU.
1^'i't sdeby the su iN'r beri, Ground Alum Salt, i
in Liverpool tided, n*i,v lauding on our
*ii, f, from on board the Bp.g Remittance, Captain
A C. CAZBNOVE \J Co
i*n It
lie a t V U'a\ .
o of English Grate Coal, daily expected,
for >de by W f(>\\ I y >5* j;„
'> UUUtll,
I n’ i Coupling H'ltisr, a Lad of IS or lfi years of
l 'go, th»! witles a good hand, and to waoin no com
pensation wul be given. Apply to the Pnnter.
J >” 11
Spinning CiAXowu
B M.LS Itt.v Cotton, of Superior quality, and
l* • vi'Ub e sues tor retailing, tust received and for
" * v -s M. Si s II j VNKKT.
^U£Arft.
')|i Bogs’.ends Muscovado Sugar*. of good quality,
, ffswle 6v W t'OWLfi a Co.
•Uc ol
tends superior Retailing Molas es, landing
H'ig Caravan, for sale bv
___ W V iWI.K (J* do.
WuUer.
ilNS Shenandoah Butter, fur sale bv
± _ci.\G-.r r v u;k.
r r nuuwtivs i\ Vlo»fc.
■ ive.i ,n t tor sale by the jiihtcribeTS, OBi
a*iJ Ionjli rnuuoiirn Milled ilc»»®.
A C GaZKNHVE A Co.
VV\u
> pti nc itio CotTee. ju,t received and for
>’ S. UKSSEKSMIIU
r"V ^u&ar, ate
‘ds New Orleans sugar
do nv lasses
> Trinidad do
Is Rio c.ffee
:s pepper and pimento
tes London (mustard
M ground ginger
s copperas- Just received by
_Ct.AGK t r it PAGE.
V. ViciT AG SkW
BUSHRI.S, on board the schooner Pottf
l**c» from Halifax, for sale by
__ 8. MK8SERSM1TH.
§ $>Y\tiea.
IiRMon has received, by Iste arrivals, an
"n to his stock of
10XES BOOTS 4- SHOES,
'snety, suitable for the season. Also,
,m Shoes, a prime article.
JoYin T. Evaua
IVTISHES to purchase KUWS of different kinds,yiz:
T» 40,000 muskrat skint
3.000 mink do
500 otter do
70,000 rabbit do
4.000 racoon do
3.000 red fox do
2.500 grey fox do
1.500 wild cat do
And he is determined to giva the highest cash price.
Those having Fun to sell, will find it to their advantage
to give him a call.
he would inform h<a did customers and the public
gen; rail) that he still manufactures as good work aa
can be found in the District, at his old stand, opposite
Mr Jonathan Butcher's hardware Store, Kmg street,
Alexandria. jsn 21—d3m
SAvwlng \\A\ir-dfvft8\ivg
JAMES W. SIMPSON, having commenced the
above business on King, two doon* above Koval
street, b. gs leave to inform nia fri-n Is »nd the public,
and hopes, by hi* attention to business, to meritapor*
lion of public patronage net 18
Sugwra, i'offefc, &c
(A • v (logsltea Is > Orleans, Porto Rico and St Croix
40 barrels 5 Sugars
4 boxes white Havana do
60 barrels and boxes loaf and tump do
130 bags Itio, l.nguira and Java (Joflee
85 hhds Orleans and English Island Molasses
ioo bbi's* i ccPPer d;sli!!cd wh«k«*
6 puncheons old Jamaica Rum
15 ohds New England do
110 cl>»sts, half dusts and boxes Gunpowder,
1 t perial, H) ->on and Young hyson ieas,
l.tWij’s cargo
100.000 lb«> choice Bacon our own curing
3 J.ObJ ibs yellow and brown Soap
60 boxes mould and d’pptd Candles
Fur sale by SW!’.- B. LAKMOUK fc Co.
Just WtfcCfcWtfAY,
I
AFKESH supply of Jujube Paste, in sheet snd
boxes; and t.iquorico 15 «H. of the first quality.
On hand,
The various remedies lor die diseases of the s**nso-i}
also, Sw-ini’- Panacea, G W. Carpenter’s medicines,
Mead’s Anti dyspeptic Pills, Hus ds do Bu'.hr's Ve
getable Indian Specifics, Wi-tar's Cough l.o*engrs;
i.ioedi T with most of toe regularTincture; Oin'ments
piasters. Syrups P'Hs at d other compounds in ti'-e,
carefully prepared by the subscriber, for lltt u»e of
Pin ticians, Merchants ami private families.
tor Sale,
A pair of Side Camps, with rtfl ‘Ct.»rs ami chimuies,
and a complete set «»* •’< ••*>** f*> dopedia
WII.IilAM STARLF.K,
dec 21 Druggist 5* Chemist, Pa ihsx-st.
[Warrenton Spectator, omitting the I.smpa J
lithJ twuw'V. v fcwAtAl
llat just received —
i 1 OSIIEN chn se in c..sks
xJf ltest winter strained lamp oil
Gunpowder and imperial tea, in quarter boxes, !
of sitpcr.or quality
Boxes h df and quarter box*;* hunch raisins
W hiskey in hogsheads and barrel*
And on hand, a general asaortrr.cnt of UUOCKRJES
\J UQrO/tS, s* usual ■ dec 19
1'vinv.e •‘trcfcV
ri^HK undersigned, in announcing to the citizens of
1. Alexandria and its vicinity that this Institution is
now open for the reception of youth, would respect
fully aisure them that he will continue to tnf.»rce the
sain, rigid observance of scholastic discipline, pursue
■ he same efficient system in the communication of in
struclion, and use the same untiring in lustry in the
discharge of his professional duties, which have hi
therto invariably proved so advantageous to the pupils
committed to his care. I lie System of Exercises in
the Prince-street Academy embraces the following
branches i-f Ed tcation: Heading! Writing; Arithme
tic; Rook Keeping and English Grammar; Geography;
the u«e of .Maps an 1 Globes; Geometry and Algebra,
with their application to the practical branches of the
Mathematic*; l'rigon •netry, plane and spherical;
ensurwtion; Surveying and Gauging; Navigation,
with the c instruction of ihe tables annexed* the pro
jectinn of Map* and Planispheres, according to prin
tuples purely mu' hematics!* Topographical and Ar
cluteclural Draw ing; Civil and Military Engineering*
Conie Section?* Fluxions* Gnomouicks; Astronomy,
and Mechanics. Conscious of the extent and accuracy
of his research in the branches of science above emime
rated, the nndcr?ignrd has the confidence to as*ert that
he il* give instruction in them,not superficially, buCac
cording to principles susceptible of conclusive proof,
in the rigid language of irref'ragiable demonstration
Terms of tuition, and Holes of the Institution, will
be made known at the Academy
JOHN DEVI I V,
Alexandria, Dec. 21 —tf _Principal.
A
PURSUANT to an Ord<>r of ;he United States’ Cir
cuit Court oi the District of Columbia, flitting in
Chancery at Al« xan.lria, in the case of Lincoln Cham
berlain, surviving ,»artner of t.incoln and Luther Cham
berlnu, aguusi Cleorge McClusli, Administrator of
Archibald UcClrith, ei alM passed October Term, 1832.
tlie creditors of the »aid A rein bald McCIhsh are re
quired to present their ela m* to the undersigned, on
or before ll»«r ililt day of February next, or they will
be excluded trum the dividend uf his estate
A MoORE,
jan 17—lm Master Commiotioner.
CuVimi Tvim, VtiUun
Yam, Counterpant Butting, <$• Carpet Warp.
a COMPLE l>. ass'.i t.neiit uf 'lie above articirs,
.A manufactured at tiec quan now on lund, and fir
sale by wholesale, at Baltimore prices, by
9. M. h S II. JANNEY.
! Who have for sale 6 bales spinning cotton.
jan 14__
«\jl slBSifttlVnt tlT L’fttVttftt
WASTED.
THE proprietor of a Country 9tore in Virginia, in an
excellent situation for business, desires the aervi
| cea of a well quadAed man. of pleasing manners, atrict
i integrity, and industrious and temperate habits, as an
1 Assistant?or he would be received as a Partner, if more
desirable—especially if he could bring an accession of
capital. Unquestionable recommendations will be re
quired.
Address K O., over the real name, throueh the Post
Office; aod if by mail, postage paid. jan 7
LIST OF LBTT8RS
Remaining in the Post Office, Alexandria, D. C. on the
1*/ of FEBRUARY, 1«J33.
| Persons calling for letter* in the following list*
will please say they aue auvebtiskh.c** they may not
get them.
A
Pricey Austin Dr Richard Alexander
James l, Atwell James Atkinson
t eJcr Anderson Geo iV Anderson
John Adam -2 Miss Adelaide Anderson
Wm B Alexander—2 Mrs C Atwell
Mrs Fits Ashford J H Anderson
David Ab gh
B
Gen Berryman Copt John H Bed. US,V—2
Mrs Sus'tn Blunt Capt Peter Barrett
Mrs J nry Ann Barker Ebe >ezt’ Baron
Mrs H Broechim Joseph Bny r
Miss t lien Booth Ge * Brooks
Davis B V!<e Miss darn Beach
Mrs ttrah Ann Baggett Geo Balthes
ti m Beers John Booths
Mrs Mary Berry John 11 Brook
Thomas Berry
C
tohn P Cowman—4 Mrs Margaret Cohen
Robert 11 1 Upp Miss >ophia Chinn
’1 ho mas ('ook Mrs Xusati .V Chapman
Bomu 11 'ualman Joan V Ch'pman *
John Cowling 2 hornets f'ro-k
Capt J cub Curtis Mrs • manna Cannon
Mrs R<sauna ( line— 2 Azurtoh Cooley
IjConard • ook 2 Hen < urltr
Miss t- lizubeth Cadis Samuel mils
James Clure
D
Wm Dudley Joseph Davis
Wm Dr ,ke j>/,n Dvrvf
Mrs Daingc>ffld VbtlryUuU iirs Surah W Dudley
Rosier 7 Daingerfitid 2 E t avis
Miss Jane Dent U'm Doris
Amhtw Duffy James ■ tmosey
Turner 1 axon Mrs Eli tube'll Beat born
Mtss 'arah &/Jick Dt s.ey Drece
K
Carpenter f e/ief: dwnrd Edwards
l.ct<<ia i.(hoards John 7 Ftpns -2
V
t V* Maria *1 Fairhash - 7 homos Flinn
J.,* (1 Ef.rrtll
G
Hen rr Graver Isaac G'bum
K fir Jfith ■ 2 Copt 'I // Gordon, U & N |
/ t’X'i.elA Green ll'm Guntn
Henry Golden John I'I everts
John I Green . James Gwretl
./ntnndu Grimefy Jiutid Garrett
Janie- Gmngs
I!
.1 Hairing/ n Miss Sn ah Unison
ISichntr.s thngston M’t l, 1 Hunter - 2
Fronds Hull J Gtn Alex Hunter
Robrrt Hunter f Ha‘hr J t>co Hughes
H m H yden I Cm Horn
Cha tes Harris Miss Eliza V Herbert
.'ms inn Hudgins huts ’ ui‘ arine H rbert
Reuben Huts -l H ram Hu chmsun
John J) Harrison J< hn Hu- phrics
J< hn Ucigdnn Shp/ten 1) JJutt
Jeremiah Hubbard Rebecca Hei^don
Joseph Hackney Col Joseph b Hill
Mr iieidt (~ >uddler J Robert Hall
J
Mrs FJiza fa, le Ann Johnson
Mas Mary Isaacs Mrs Har-iet Jackson
Miss Margaret Jn more Miss e liza Jones
Copt F. Jones J IV Johnson
John Judge
K
Patrick K>ng H m Khot
Mrs FAiz"bt th Kidwell ~ 2 Pm ah Kenner
Miss Jane Kennedcy Thomas King
Jane Kirby
John Lindsay Hannah Little
’> o'cuu Lemoine Enoch Giles
Hancock ice Given eddy
Hugh M Logan Mrs Elza Luring
Hugh I.eddy James Lee
M
Capl Ebenezer Malom ( hurles Man kins
Col tico Linar /Mr •nairac .
Daniel donroe tCm Muilen -3
John ' tiry John Marr ult
Thomas </organ ('Cooper J bihn ' anery
Joseph’Musket Mrs urah If Martin
Su»«n Millan John McK Hane
Elizabeth McPherson Mark Mankrns
James Millan—2 C*o Ma>on
Mrs Elizabeth Moore Mrs Mar> S Minor
J >hn Murray—2 Wrn McMtcking
Mr McClith W McCallam
Mrs Harriet MeCue Hiram Moigan
Miss Julia Ann Nevitt Gen Joseph Nicolls—2
Joshua Nicko'as Mrs Ann Nevitt ,j
Mr Nightingale llenry Night
I*
James Perley S Pinistri
K Patterson J M Point
Archibald Pool P Pretty man
Geo Padgett
R
Elizabeth Roahurry Cornelius Randall
Jabez Hooker John H Kicha
Franus E ltuzier James Itudd
S
Simon Somers Thomas Stevenson
Mrs Ann Solomon—2 Geo Si.mmes
^arab Sitlnon Uei.j P Smith
Geo \V Shaw James Shackelford ]
James P Smith Abraham F Straban
Miai Ellen Simons J‘hn Saunders
Mrs E II Smith
T
Capt Geo II 1 errett—2 Capt Thomas Travers
Mias Amelia 1 errett-2 Thompson T> ler
u
David Urven
VV
Milly Whiten Mra Frances T West
Sarah Webster * Capt m • ood
Daniel Webster Richard Windsor
Mrs Jane E Wheeler Misa Nancy Walker
John Webb R Windsor
Kobt N Windsor Stephen Woolls
lira Windsor W iUiam W ogan
Y
Arthur L Yeateman
DAN’L. BRYAN, P. M. i
\ju\m\ Tavern
The subscriber respectfully informs
his friends and the public generally, that
he has removed from Union street to Fair
_fax street, between King and Cameron
streets, and near (he Market, where Ladies and Gen
tlemen can be accommodated in a genteel mannert as
his Establishment is wel< fitted up, and furnished suf
ficiently to render comfort to those who may please
to patronize him.
He hat excellent STABLISG for twenty nr thirty
Morses, for which his charges will be moderate
Gentlemen can he furnished with OYSTER SUP
PERS in private rooms or otherwise, as he has his
tyster Establishment in con plete order.
lie can also accommodate ten or twelve BOARD
KMS. by the week, month, or year, at reasonable
prices
l!is B\R ii» furnish, d with the best Wines and Li
quo;s «he place will afford
Being thankful for past favors, he hopes, by strict
attention and moderate charges, to share a part of
; <ibiic pslr>>n<ge. J\MKS MORRIS
j.vi l.’f—°m
-Vuticfc.
rilHE undersigned takes this occasion to inform his
X friends and the public that he has taken the
HOUSE formerly occupied by Stro
ther, Willi inv-on, and Barnard This is
a large and convenient Establishment,
_____ well calculated for th i accommodation of
all persons, and particularly for private families
t o thus- who mav think proper to patronize him in
his new vocation, the undersigned can safely offer one
assurance —the effort to please. The house will be in
future known as the AAJERICAH HOTEL.
JNO. M. MCCARTY.
Washington City,sept 14- d
A 0 ar t\
HCL'GETT informs his friends and the public
a that he has lately removed from the Ci:y Hotel,
and has established a
BOARDING HOUSE at the cor
ner of Prince and St. Asaph streets, lone
-quart above the Potomac Bunk, and one
__squate south of White’s Auction Store,)
wlY-re lie will be liappy to accommodate Boarders by
llie ds_\, month, or year; also Travellers that may pre
fer a comfortable B arding House to a Tavern. The
biliulion is in the m ist desirable and healthy part ut
the Town. DINNER PARTIES will be furnished
whenever required, and irvtas Mrmsneu uenuemen
rnd l.adics who wish to visit Mount Vemun and return
lo Dinner. Alexandria, dec 28—eolm
V'or Ueui,
The large and commodious House
at the Village, with a valuable fru't und
vigetable Gannas of two Acres, former*
l__ly owne 1 by George Taylor, Tsq.
~Al-o, three Squares of two Acres each, next west,
r ast ami north east, and ten acres south east, of the
Hnt. A poly to Samuel B l.urmmir, at the Ware*
butueof 8AM»L. ». LABMOUK fc Co
Advertisement.
TO HE NT—A HOUSE “ re
formed/.* though still a lack-on House,
opposite the Farmer*’ Dank ol Alexandria.
——_lt ha- laielv undergone a thorough repair,
having received light and air from the north, east and
west The sooth is also correct! d by substantial steps
iif recent construction It is a house that has been
somewhat neglected, but the recent repair and im*
provement renders it worthy of the attention of any de
cent Grocer, Hmkiter, Shoe store man, Tobacconist,
&c. t*c. kc ike. 8*c ike It is II«W open for examina
tion, which I hereby invite.
j4„10 .IOSIAll H DAVIS
For Went,
A Three Story FRAME HOUSE
j j.on I’rince street, with the Shop attached
^thereto, opposite .lames Norris' The
A .. 11 louse is well calculated f.>r ft Hoarding
Home, i« com niidiuus. and in good order. The Shop
s an excellent stand for a Hetail Gioccr.
Jllto,
That Inge ICE HOUSE on Water street,
|«irjL la*' in llie occupancy ol M m. B. Stuart) at the
Sunn ide of'he town. Its situation it convenient to
the r*vt r Apply to It* It. MlLLKK
12 nu> 31
V nr VU,v\l,
The BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with
§^**^ hel,OJ adjoining on Henry street, now ocru*
pi :.») Mr Joseph Davis. The rent will be mo.ie
rate, snd possession given on the 1st of February
jan 4 __W FOWI.K.
\;V\ftr\eh Betmeu
U.SS received, bv ship Maryland, Capt. Morrell,
airoct from Liverpool,
1U bule* best Bri lport Slud and Herring Twine,
vrjiirli the manufacturer sav r i* of the very
be*' quality, and is for sale on the usual terms
He has, likewise, received,
Pest cotton Hiii laps
Drab wo >llcn Kerseys
Lowell cotton and wool Kerseys
A few pieces best Point Blankets.
A few bales best Sheeting and Shirting Cottons
He has on hand,
Verv first quality black Italian 1 ustring
Ladies' F.i.glis.i white silk and cotton Hose, best
make
English and French best Florentine Vetting, and
velvet Waistcualing
Blue and black superfine Cloths and Kerseymeres,
&C. five
lie eapeels daily a consignment of Bed Ticks and
ow-priced Caxsinctti.
nov 23
UuoAs um\ SYkues
SD. RDSON has just received, pe r Brig Token,
• a few css. s Gentlemen's fine Calf, Sew cd Bools,
it /3 50 to 4 00.
Ditto BufTPrg’d ditto, at 12 50 to 3 00
1 case prime Leather Over Shoes
1000 pair Brogans and Monroes
Misses'and women's coarse and fine Shoes, va
rious kinds
Also on hand, of my own manufacture,
Gentlemen’s calf and morocco Boots, f 5 to 16
Do do do Shoe*, $lj to
Ladies' fine seal, morocco and lasting Shoes
Misses' do do do do
Boyv’ coarse and fineShoesand Monroes
Children's Shoes, a great variety
N B Ladies’ Shoes made H order, in the.
fnd mgst fasfrfoqgble «t;
VtkuAiMp Fire Company.
Extract from An act of the Corporation of Alexandra
for the extinguishment of Firea.
*5 xenon 7 If any person who shall be present at ary
fire, aluill neglect or refuse to obey the onler or direc
tion of any officer who shall be appointed by any Fire
Company now established, or which may hereafter be
established, knowing him to be an officer, auch person
shall forfeit and pay the sum of five dollars; provided
the name of such officer shall have been first published
in one of the public papers
1 Ta meetinp of the Friendship Fire Company, held
.■* at Morris' Tavern on Saturday evening, the 26th
instant, the following Officers Vere elected for the
present jeai:—
Charles MeKnjght, 1st Commander; James McGuire,
2d do; Thomas K. Baird, 3d do.
James Douglas; James Carson, Win Gregory, Sa
muel B. [.armour, Regulators.
James Mankina, D G. I'rettyman, Wm. Thomas,
Subordinate Directors.
Charles Pascoc, James Morris, Trustees.
James Douglas, Treasurer—James Carson, Clerk.
jan 4>0—ot
- ,
\J\tYio\alering' &c.
STEPHEN SANGER respectfully informs the pub*
lie that lie lias commenced the
UPHOLSTERING BUSINESS
Upon King street, a few doors above Mr. Hurdle's
Chair Factory, where he is prepared to execute any de
scription of Uph Istery, and will furnish to order Fea
ther Beds Hair, Moss, and common Matrasses of any
size, >5*c. he.
Stephen Sanger and William Creighton^
under the firm ot Sanger u Creighton, have also com
menced the business of
CABINET .MAKING,
and they off. r for sale Sideboards, Bureaus, Tables,
Bedsteads, Chairs, Sofas he.
Persons in want of any of the above articlea will
doubtless advantage thenuelvca and oblige us by call
ing, as it is our purpose to sell at the ioweat possible
prices. Repairing promptly attended to
jan 30 ~tf_SANGER U CREIGHTON.
('unaumptAon
DR. THA YBOLD'S Oriental Specific Remedy
. for Consumption in its last Stage!U Also,
Asthma, Spitting of Blood, and all pulmonary
diseases—at Shortness oj urenth, ram in tne
Breast, Debility, Want of Jljipelite, tifc. tyc.
THIS Medicine is an rxtrart from Herb?, Roots,
t’lants, &.c , which, in their combination, become
a oalsam to the diseased frame; and is a never failing
remedy for that wont of all destroying and ravenous
complaints—the CONSUMPTION!!—as many hund
« is of persons have certified.
Pb'lsbbimu, April 18, 1832. 7
Spruce street, near Tenth $
81a—Being extremely reduced from the contraction
of a consumptive disease by cold, wet, and neglect, I
was strongly recommended to use your ** Oriental
Specific Remedy for Consumption," and was at length
(all other remedies having failed,) induced to try it,
and judge my satonishmrnt on its first application,
though feeble, weak, and sinkin fast, and scarcely
aide to assist myself, in a few daya I was enabled to
take the air; in three weeks I was a new bein. ; and
am at this moment totally relieved from all debility,
and forgetful of the past except the gratitude I owe
>ou, which I thus willingly and unrequited express,
hoping you w ill nut fail to make my case public.
1 am, sir, y outs truly,
JAMES ALLISON.
Dr Jour Thatiold
Dr. TIIAYnni.il offer, to the public the BILIOUS
t’RKVKN MVR. as a most pow< rful antidote tor
I) Y.'PEPSM. and all organized derangements of the
dige-tive system l ime and space forbij h* re sn
enumeration of all the various cases of cure {.suffice it
to say, that, as it is wholly extracted frmn natural ve
getable productions, it is as innocent at it is sure in its
> fleets It is weil known to have restored, in a few
lays strength and vigor to the languid limbs; s'. y
ing the palsied hand and fauitering **»ng*'e, ». .1 .in
parting health and tone to the dtbtliuud stoma. i..
CixoaoBTowR, (Bridge St) II. C Nov 11 IP.
Si» • I *io, with the greatest gratitude a.’ a!.,fac
tion, give you liberty to make my case public t.i.-t
those laboring under similar complaint*. h.h\ ha. 1:1
opportunity <*f being relieved I was sever* It affl t.
ed wi'h indigestion, d>*ptp-ia, and disagreeable feel
ings all over, fora length <f time, and tried all in* di
cing tlu! I could hear nl, that had any relation to my
complaint; but lud no relief unti' 1 accidentally saw
one of l)r I hay hold’s advertisements; I took <>ne bot
tle of bis " Bilious Preventive,” and making use of it
according to the direction* that accompanied the but
tie, I ant *’ Mus time in a* good a stale 01 lieailli, and
enjoy my-elf as * ell as ever I did h my life, and think
m> self a new pi rson
I >m. sir. your obedient servant,
Ur. Tasm an. I1KNRY BAKER.
UheumaUftm.
nBonoiTo’.w (Hater St) DC Nov 11,1832.
Sir—I have been affected with Rheumatism for
years, and never found any medicine that could aflard
me more than momentary relief, until I hesrd of ynuff
invaluable mtdicine, “ KheumaUciai” I got one bot
tle. and applied it when my hands were so that f could
not use them, and could scarcely do any thing for my
self, and by three applications they were perfectly
well, and I have not since telt thealighteat symptom of
the complaint. You are at liberty, air, to mako public
my case in any manner you tbink proper, for general
circulation I am, sir, yours, kc.
Dm In 11bold. R. W. DAVIS.
Tli* following persons are Agents foe the sale of the
above medicines:
JAMES THOMAS,
Bridge street, Genrgeto* n. I). C.
LEWIS JOHNSON,
Pennsylvania Wtnue, ^'a*!! mgr on **»ty.
Mis* E. KENNEDY,
King atreet, \lexar<>rt», II. C.
HENRY VICARY,
No. fU, Pratt atreet, Baltimore,
nor 27—w5w__
1(3* \fe re authorized to announce
Dr. Kobirt o. Gbavsob, of Stafford County, a candi
date to represent the Northern Neck.'District, in tjio