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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27
For Sale-.Nop LANDING.

| For Sale-.Nozp Landing,
! % lids new crop New Orleans sugar, good quality,
St COx and Porto Rico sugars loaf sugar Rio Porto R,
d S'@ee candles soap sperm candles winter and fall
and bads ioule' patent shot Wales paten,
young hyson teas Wilson's psee eoass %
ana Manila indigo, chocolate half pint gin tufbers
boxes and measures woodhoue scv msden, sn
Port hlalasa, aimena and Marseles wines French ana
American brandy, Holland domhsic gin sole and up
leather shoes White Rock cotton warns assorted nubrs
nna1a AGgua and New oean' noasses, f blue
parish ana American .egaIs, mems fine hats mems and
p'y woo 90 &c &c.-App!y TO
i'm cot. OTIS. DUNLOP g. CO.
A IDS TO RLFLECTlON-In the f0Tmation Of a Mamie
CnaIacier on the several grounds of Prudence Morality
and Religion illustrated by passages from our elder IL
vines specially from Archbishop Leighton By r cois
appendix and illustrations from other Of the same a
thor together with Preliminary Essay and additionai No,r
just published and for sale by collins q CO
~ 6e5' fresh supply of Swaim's Papacsa.
RHoWN's BEST CHEWING ToBACCO. =
- nov For sale nv n. e. McNEMARA.
Ed'ngburgh ard Quarterly ReV;cvs.
'sth eminent merit Of these Reviews has been Ioz and
fully established organs of sound criticism as reIosifo
res literary reference and information thew are n
vaned More than thirty thousand copies quarterly
ron we BRUSH Pres-hey are sought amer and rcad 20, any
10 Great Britain bu, in every nation in the Eurore
continent They acknowledged most inieres,ira
OF al European Periodical Works they give various views
ct all the most important questions and discussions which a.
tale tie civilized world No periodical Works have eve
tempted the vast range which they take OF human ats
can any legislator philosopher, scbollr entirely
hep without feeling the modification attending this de6eerry
Since their republication similar plap h
been commenced in this country, that conduced an r
aby u should be Tecolleced however that many wOfs
extraordinary merit appear Europe, that do not reach IL,
country until long after their publication IL ALT and -7
among US who may be learned, curious searching
ufiul information, have meaDsof knowing their
or may be their existence but through the medium Of FORE
review WITH no desire therefore detIact from the ackno
eueu ana increasing merit cf our own literature permit
say Nat so hong as the most valuable portion literary ap
scientific information originate the other AtIan
TIC so long should :hc Edinburgh aud Quarterly m place In
Ourlibrares.
The high Estimation which they held by most Fa
Flgent citizens, shown hy cordial encOuragen
wnh which they have been received and The m rrcpmniena
lions that have been heretofore published Subscriptions re
ceved az the Book md Stationery STORE Of
JAMS II ~ SANHAy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27
Richmond DYeing Establishment.
en- Cary Street, rear If ne Virginia and Farmer,
Banks.

JEItttf " NFtt TTtUtI UTW FUTTlCTa
Banks.
Joseph WILLIAMS is grateful to tho ladies
~ and gentlemen Of Virginia, for past favours and
hopes continuance Of the same; and would thank
the ladies sending their silk dresses, to have them ta-
ken to pieces, which will enable him TO warrant them
TO DO dyed and finished as well ut any establish.
mont in the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
ccsury he has suitable machines to finish them il
sent TO him in the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise informed, that no SCOUTS
and renews in colour coats pontaoons and vests to-
Eeter with all kinds Of apparel and ifrequest9d repairs
them in the neatest manner AS usual all kinds OF
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed; furniture
stuff cleanscd and re-dyed in the neatest manner
N. b. Tickets will be issued on leaving the goods
with him aud Icques's they will be presented on ap
dlicaiIon or tile same
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27
FRESH GOODS.

=" NELSON has received by Che lnst nr
III. rivals,
Fashionable carved couts
Italian lustrings
Gro dc Zines and Gros dc Naples
Merino and Cashmere shawls
Cacoes and Cambrics
Irish linens, sheetipgs and Diapers
Cloths, sattinets.
Blk and cooured Fringcs
And variety of other seasonablc Goods, which hr
offers very low for cash. dcc2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27
English Animals

II EEPSAKE
n Gen
Bijou ~ ,o,o .:.,. -
Forget Me Not 80, S,..i huina'ouS
Literary Souvenir P''"''u e"S'"''"es'
Winters Wreath
Iris (Relgous)
And many other English Editions of valuable
bpoks, cheap-for sale by J. II. NASH.
lane
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27
LEWIS WEBB g. CO.

OFFER roR SALE,
100 lihds Sugar, ST. Croix, Porto Rico aud
lOO New Orleans
5on bags Coffee, Java, LaguiIa, Porto Rico and
10 hhds West Indiu Molassrs, pant prime
Is boxes aid 20 bbs loaf and hump sUggr
bids and 20 bbls rye whiskey
II b6ls Caruther's reciifei do
hid JaInaica
do ST Crolx IRCM
go hl'ds and co bhis n England
pipes Cognao brandy
do Holland gin
casks Madeira
- do Sicily H1udcira
do Lisbon
8 DO Port
do TencyIEc 'Nf'S
do dry Malaga
% do sweet do
Canary and Muscat
90 tons bar iron, American, English and Swedes
Piatns and hoop iron
Cdst, shear, German, Gravity aud hIfstcrcd steel
Is tons castings, assorted
100 kegs best nails and brads
GOO sacks Liverpool blown c,rr
GU do GROUND alum S-AHA
Copperas, alum, briulstonr
Saltpetre, nladdcr, indigo
Ginger, pepper, pimcnto
t,eiter, writing and wrapping papdr
Wire siffers, raisus Almonds soBp
Sperm and tallow cuudIes
Ghnpowdcr, imperial and black tea
tons patent shot, Duport's gunpowdcr
Bar lead, bed cords and leading lines
Sewing and wrapping Irvine, bottle corks
German sheeting and surfing, oznaburgs thread
Shoe thread, cotton and wool cards assorted
90 bales cotton
Cotton bagging and hale rore
Is bales domestic shee,rgs und slhrffrGs
I case domestic cloths
5n0 sides soal leather, upper do
$50 Spanish hides
IL bbls tauners' OF
DO linsccd
so bbls vinegar
100 bbls mackerei, no. dnd 3
5000 lbs bacon
200 grindstones, Nova SootAlI
Clover seed, glass ware assorted, stoncwarc
6by s, by io 81 toby ~ window gluss. &c. &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27

J.4.AIES WLNSTO.N, Commission Merchant,
" AS on consignment, and offers for sale
IL IL 10 bids. Of Porto Rico and N. o. sugar
20 barrels of refined sugar at 16 to 20 cts.
10 brown sugar, (St. CroiX)
80 herring
90 nett shad
% cider vinegar
30 choice crab cider
so boxes Of mould caudlcs at iod cts.
80 soap
81 fine roram mts
100 reanis of wrapping paper
20 printing DO
30 4" writing do
10 pieces Of cotton bngging n 10 CTS
90 coils Of bailiug iopo
10 dozen Windsor chairs
wire selves. assorted sizes
90 sides, waxcd aud russell lcalGJ
5000 lbs. Of cotton yarn, assorted
10000 Of Hacks superior scgsrs
Bed cords, leading lines, bags of wool, maclere and
NEW AND OLD BACON, &c &c. all for sale on
The most reasonable terms. ian t-~is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27

AIAVE received BY recent arrivals. and offer al
u Il rhOitsaie retail, npop accommodating terms
an extensive assortment OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27

- WAlM'S PANACBA.-Jusi receiva 3D. by ihe srbscT5,
~ Der, a fresh supply Of Swaim's Panacea = "
nov 2 n. c. MCNAMARA.
pHOWN'S BEST CHEWING: TOR ACfO
A nv Mn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11
FOR TIE E.NOLILRER
- II UIt TIT E'FVUIHEH.
To Tohn y. Mason, james TfezUant Augustine Cqai.
borne n1ld .IOhn Ltni1hnrL.

TO Iohn y. Mason, Jdn'es TrezUdnt, augustine Cldi-
borne and John Utg,diart.
Gentlemen: We enclose you invitation TO Mr. Benz.
w. Leigh, to attend Public Dinner, which n,snyfol
the citizens Of Southampton DESTROYS of giving him
At such time may best suit his convenience; which
we beg the favour OF you our representatives in
Convention to teDdor.-We are requested at the same
lime, by the citizens represent, who have marked
your own course 10 Convention with continued appfo
baton, TO request that you would favour them will,
the honour OF your company this occasion. Aware
oil the numerous and important avocstons which oc
cupy the time Of this distinguished citizen, who, dur
ing the whole course Of the proceedings OF the body
OH which you are members, has devoted himself 90
entirely TO the public interest, they have not appointed
day for the dinner but beg Of you to ascertain from
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11
BIGGERS'S OFFICE. ;
February 5, 1880. {
q toNTINUATIoN OF LUCK.-Drawn numbers in

February 5, 1880.
a NoNTINUATl0N OF LUCK.-Drawn numbers in
~ the Richmond Dock Lottery Glass No 2:
AZ, 10, Al, %, Al, &c, %, 80
Nos 36, 80, H. capital OF 600 dollars with several
smaller capitals sold by the prize selling and
prompt pay
THOS. ID. BIGGER.
Richmond Dock Lottery, Glass No. g. will be drawn
IN the City OF Richmond Saturday, 18th February
10000 highest prize. Tickets 3 {, shares in prepor
ton
New York Consolidated Lottery Glass No l. for 1890
10000 high st prize. Tickets TO- shares in proper
ton.
Tickets and shares in the usual greet variety for sale
at the Lottery and Exchange Office of
TIOS. b. BIGGER
Where orders from abroad meet the most prompt
attention.
Feb. 9. o6 q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11

,,,,,,,D - ~ fCoMMrNIs lrEp.
MARRIED, lon Thursday the of Feb by the RI Rev
Bishop Moore, Mr.. WM b. DABNEY, Miss CEciLA b. Wur-
mo, all of this city. "
On the same day. by the Rev. Wm L. Lee, MIR. SAM,L
o. NICHOLS to Miss LAySIA E., daughter Capt Jos
a. Myers, all of this city.
-, On the same day, by the Rev. Miles Turpn Cant
IT w Allen OF ilenco, to Miss Ann P Only daughter Capt
Ro. Bradley of said county f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11
ODD AND EVEN, DRAWS AGAIN
IN the CITY 0f Baltimore. ON


WEDNESDAY, 9th FEBRUARY.
AE ARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, No 2, for 1890
lNE This scheme is the same the last, and is ar
ranged on the popular ODD and EVEN SYSTEM, bv
which the holder Of Two Tickets, or Two Shares IS
certain OF obtaining at least One Prize and may draw
THREE!
Besides the Capital Prize of EIGHT THOUSAND
DOLLARS, there are the usual number of minor de-
nominations, aud no Prize iOJcer than -Four Doilars
only lo,OOO Tickets in the SchemeMore Prizes than
Blanks the whole payable in CASH, which as usual
can be had the moment they are drawn
Whole Tickets 81 Quarters, 81
Halves, 2 Eigbths 6o -.
=. ORDERS either by mail (post patD or private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash or prizes will meet the
same prompt and punctual attention as if on personal ap
plication-Addrcss
j. l. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS.
Feb. 4. 0t-2awt20hFeb. Baltimore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11
Feb.
STEAM SUGAR REFINERYl No. ~ chnr.L

STEAM SUGAR REFINERY, No. "a, Church
- 8Hty, Phiiddelphid.-Tbe subscribers baving
their Refinery in full operation under the superinte..
dance OF Joseph s. Lowering, formerly Of the house
OF Messrs. Philips & Lowering Of this cyl are pre-.
pared TO supply orders for double, single LOAF and Inmp
sugars, refined tcG0m The use If blood of the same
superior character az that made heretofore by Messrs
p. l.. which they will dispose Of at liberal discount
Tor cash, or for acceptance la this city.
LEX, CANDY & LEX, Philadelptia
The subscriber as agent for the sales Of the above
mentioned sugars in Richmond has constantly ON
hand, for sale al factory prces, foil supply.
Jan. IL S3-w6wiG BERNARD PEYTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11
81 9O t KEWAHD i have negro MAJ, named

Q 5B1A REWARD i have a negro MAJ, named
Up AoO ION, who vent TO 'ce his wife in King
Queen county, al Chfis,mes last ard he bss rot ,e
turned He had pass from Mr.. Samuel Rylind of
that county, TO seek matcrat 'ctraiD price; and if
he could not bind one, 10 return 10 early dAy
in January. suppose be il lurking about Ms u
banks, In the neighbourhsod Of the Court House
where he has wife; and arm certain that lie means
not to see me again unless is taken by force will
therefore give twenty dollars, for his
and delivery 10 MI George r. Carlton, or Mr. sam.
uel Ryland OF King and Queen, TO myself in Rich
mond during The se'ion Of The Assembly, or ia Pow
hatan after IFS termination. Tom is st5ut black man
about 2S years old, rather low in stature but very
strong and muscular lie had on the ordinary cloth
ing tor negro men. All persons are cautioned against
hartoring hin, or car yog him out OF the Common
wealth. TT MILLER nj povyba,an
REQ II GIFT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11

"A STUD HORSE Il wish 10 get for the ensuing
IN season. fret rate blooded Horse, lone that has
distinguished himself upon the Turf III be preIerred
upon shares, or stipulated price, as the owner NAV
prefer. Letters addressed TO me at Amherst Cout,
House. Va. will be promptly attended to-
JAMES POWELL.
fSo H. Win
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11

sESSlzA FINE LUZERNE & LOCUST TREE
etsksAEfR SEED.-lOOO lbs. finest quality of Lu.
&<YWE Seed, tor sale In quantities OF rs lbs
- upwards, price 20 cents per 3D. where
the quantity wanted Is 100 lbs. or more and Is cents
per H. where less than I9o lbs h wanted also 500 Ibs
Seed OF American Locust, or Robinis Psedacacis Of
the Long Island variety, so valuable for Timber Al 81
per 10. line addressed per mall to the subscriber
will meet with prompt attention.
VIM. PRINCE, Proprietor Of
Linrsan Botanic GARDEN, Nav York.
FEB. H. e7-2t
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OKNIs n. DKOW NE, &C.
Gentlemen OF the Committee.

We understand that General George Rust of Lou
doun equity has been appointed Superintendent OF te
U. :. Armory at Harpers Ferry in place OF Thomas b.
Dunn, dec. tUG'TentOn Spectator.
MIR. Loyal. from. Norfolk, Says the Alexandria
Ph@nix Gazette OF friday has rived in Washinet n
TO be III readiness 10 pro: his claim for seat in
the liou.e OF Representatives now held by Mr. New
ton. This case will come on the contest
ed case now before the House is settled
Tn. Virginia Delegation in the House is now fun
all the igembers belonging to the late Convention hay
ing taken their seats. The Senators MessFs. Taze.
well and Tyler are expected early next week TNr
Tazewell left here Monday, in the steam boat Vir-
ginia, on his way TO Washineton.1
t.NoyOik Herald Feb. g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11

him when il Will DO most convenient and agreeable IL
him to favour US with bis company and to spprire
In time to make the necessary arrangements.
Respectfully, your fellow citizens,
ORRIS A. BROWNE,
JER. COBB.
HENRY PARKER,
VIM. A. SPARK,
JAS. ROCHELLE.
l.. II. EDWARDS,
l.. =. NICHOLSON,
JAS URQUHART,
WM. e. PARKER,
THOS. r. GRAY,
SAM'L BLOUNT,
CARR BOWERS,
JOHN DENE1RE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11

ORRlS a. BROWNE,
JER. COBB,
HENRY PARKER,
VIM. A. SPARK,
JAMES ROCHELLE,
l.. X. EDWARDS,
LEM'L p. NICHOLSON,
JAMES b. URQUHART,
VIM. c. PARKER,
THOMAS r GRAY.
SAMUEL BLUNT,
CARR BOWERS,
JOHN DENEGRE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

Mode of grating in the East Indies, described in the
extracts from the ransacous of the Agricultural So
eiety OF india by NJ soaiange BodiH.
Mr.. Leycrster lesIned from the nahob of
hoaghun, that he had gardener, who was
skillnl Ia various modes of sraitog, aud that he
prHetised one common IN The upper provinces,
but which MIR. Leyees,er had never found dcs-
cribed IN any book, aud gives the following ac-
count of the process.
Al the season Of the year when the bark Is
easily separated from the wood. having cut of
the end ola shoot about n quarter of ao inch
above bud the lndiaa gardener makes an an
n"laI inclsihn through The bark half nm inch
below the bud, aud then, with piece OF cloth IN
his hand, he carefully removes this ring ol bark
so ms not 10 injure the bud contained III Il, after
which he proceeds In the same manner with the
bud below
Having thus collected number of buds,
which he kept fresh, IN the hollow OF large
leaf with u little water Ia II. he operated on the
stock To be gfafted, 10y first cutting off the head
M the point where il Appeared to be of the
proper 2e,--,hat ~ say, of a diameter
l'itle less than the rIns OF bark which he ,nen-
ded To place on IL he hen cut The bark in
longitudinal strip, which were pealed dawn
sufficiently low, 10 allow the ring continuing
he bud TO slip down and lily 6t the end OF
the stock. Att this, the li1le sIlps of hark
were raised up over the barb flne. and tied 10
the upper end OF ia. stalk, when the whole was
covered with IL moat clay, cure being Ia
ken that 10 injury VAS done 10 the bud by this
application.
Iels mode Of grating very much resembles
iba' which, is DESCRIBED IN the Cuuis tie Col
inTe Ell de Naturalist ion DIES Vegrtnnx dAbdre
lhouln,' unirr the name o GraDe deS fumes,
tome u. page 463 ct fgnree blanche % de l.
Atlas BBbb) bot what Is most remarkable, MI.
b"ycos,er states that he was convinced after
particnlar inquiries. the method was not taught
by any European, bur that II had been rams
united from generation TO generation, from
time lmmcmorlal hG thinks il uniles so much
simplt. lty, nni facility, that II would be one oi
he iir,l, winch would nationally present Itself
10 the mind Of original culuvatDr,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
POETRY.
AUTUMN WOODS.

ny BRYANT.
Ere in the northern gale,
The summer tresses OF the frees are zone
The woods II Autumn, all around our vale,
Have put their glory on.
The mountains that Unfold
In their wide sweep, the ooored landscape
round,
Seem groups of giant Kings in purple land in
gold,
Iha, guard the enchanted ground.
roam the woods that crown
The upland, whereths mingled splendors glow
Where the gay company of trees look down
On the green fields below.
MY steps are not alone
In these bright walks the sweet south west ut
play,
Flies, rustling, where the painted leaves are
srown
Along the winding way
And far in heaven, the while,
The sun, that sends the gale To wander here,
fonrs out on The iair earth his quiet sme-
The sweetest of The year.
Serdure and gloom where many branches
meet;
SO grateful when The noon Of summer made
The valleys sick with heat
Let in through all the trees
Come the strange rays the forest depths are
bright
fhri' sunny colured foagn in the breege
Wrinkles like beams oil light.
The riruef. late unseen
Wien bitker,ng thr ugh The shrubs its waters
run.
Shines with the image otis golden screen,
Aud gIinm rings of the sun.
Bot meath ynn crimson tree
Lover To listening maid msht breathe BIZ,
flame,
Nor mark within lis roseate canopy.
Her blush Of maiden shame
Oh, Autumn why so soon
Depart The hucs That make thy forests glad
Thv gentle wind and thy fair sunny noon,
Aud leave thee wild and sal7
All, 'iwere a LOT 100 hlpst
Forever ia thy rolorod shades TO stray:
Amidst the kiss OF The soft southwest
To rove and dream Tor ave
And leave the vain low strife
ihat makes men mad-ihe lug for wealth and
power,
The passions and the cares tina, wither life,
Aud waste It's little hour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
July l
V1I,1be Real Estate for Sale.

IUtNUUB GLCuC LS6Utt jO e1"tCs
yaHE subscriber offers for sale, on accom-
- modatlng terms, his tract OF land IN the
county of Bedford, on Vol Creek, 4 miles
West of Liberty, con aiming about 600 acres.
This tract. whelber considered ~ reference to
lis productveness, IT'S improvements or It's SIT
nation. is one OF the most valuable IN the couh-
Nv in which il iies-there aIe ahop' 400 acres
cleared. and in cultivation, 100 acres OF which
are FIRST rate low grounds or creek bouom.-A
large norton OF the unc,eared part, (amountlag
10 near 500 acres J FIRST rate tobacco land. The
i,nnrovemeots are ucat brick dwelling house,
and all other houses necessary for comfort and
convenience. This land lying immediately
contiguous 10 the turnpike road leading ifom
Libe,ty TO Lynchburg, within miles ct The
county seat, and in wealthy and respectable
nejgbborhood is highly deserving the attention
of any man wishing TO engage successfully III
agricultural pursuits
He will also sell a valuable house anu 'o''
pleasantly situated at the West end OF tue town
of Liberts-ihe former residence oil the ia'e
James c. Steptoe. The house IS large anu
commodous, g. the lot, containing b or acres
is handsomely enclosed and neatly improved
This would he delightful residence for PR
vate gentleman, and fine situation Tor pun
lie house. IVY NJ w
Oct, Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
" 8Wt0 TA6.

z.,ur subscriber having taken the house late
W. T.. occu,ied by \. +. Biggers, Cone door
- vessrs. Lancaster 4 N'rsh, heg' leave
=, ~ in for,n the public generals and has country
gY.a''1s particularly, Of his chang" of situation
~, the same time, 10 announce to them that
a'h - now on hand, and il tally Receiving his
w. w., sn,nly of Groceries, which he offers at very
"a, ,,r,ce.. either for cash or county protuce.
H. retnrns his warmes thanks to his lr'enhs
~ ~ ,h,r founer patronage Of him. and earnest
IN A continuance oft hoping that his
y "a. nj situation will make 10 change ~ his
=, .,,st,n4rs lat rather be a means Of aiming
~, many new ones as the house which h"
IA" -, rnpies is not surpassed BY any in Lyoch-
h h, for convenience AVID comfort, aud IS s''n-
=, ,,,m. lately between Friend, and Martins
Warehouses
Vie t,ades in all kinds of country produce,
- ill 1--WE tina highest market prices for
W., add Flour. JAMES w. klDWELL.
Oct. Ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
A JACk For ALL TRADES.

druggist ia this city last week advertised
for clerk, and among other applicant, was
that Of tall awkward looking fellow, appnr-
entlY twenty five fears nl az. coarsry Dress
ed wlthoui stockings, aud with skin rs rough
is the kin OF ~ rhinoceros. After staring u
while at tue splend Il bottles and Other lnings
that attracted his notice, he broke oul-
Ave you the drugger OF Tins ere establish
meut
Yos'
Wei. thought so as soon as | came 10, said
the fellow. know hing or Two, for all |
look SO. I've been readin in The newsprlnts
about how you sre in want Of clark, and
thinks as soon as cast my eyes on now that
| place VII jus, sui, me TO a hair. And so
| We Come right away up here TO make bar
gam.
Have yob been bred o the business, inquir-
| ed The Druggist
can LAY as have, exactly, replied he lout,
but lie been bred 10 tarmln, aud have q
brother thai can chop won' like borse-,nd
which spose will answer ali The same.
But said thr druggist ,nauld like TO get
man who understands something Of the busi.
ness.
Why for TIM matter, returned the fellow,
could soon larn--i'n pur,y ingenious teller
about any thing undertake Why, It's only
ts' "iutPT ] inhut wholr new lug trough Out
Of my own head, What do you think of that,
sir
suppose you found the stuff already fitted
10 your hands Blu Imaglna II IL easier
Tor you to make pig-trough than drug
gis'.
Try me then, and see, said the perse vering
applicant. You don't know TIL youiry. Nnw
what Il you wager ! can't tell what's IA that are
round bottle IN the windeT.
I'm moi j. the habit OF betting, sad the drug.
glst bal doubt very mach whether you can
tell
You wont bet ha, replied the fellow then III
tell without That stuff that look, bae ~
that are bottle, is nydrostafIck ,nlrlatlck pro.
blepatic-grne,auck acid | lsrnt lhd Of ihe
doctor 10 our town. Don't yon think now, sir,
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