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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-17

WE offer for sale the following GOODS, now
w landing, and on the way up the river:
$50 Bags green coffee
80 hhds New Orleans sugar
40 do St. Croix do
so do New Orleans molasscs
90 do New Orleans rum
,G IS , do New England do
boxes lump sugar
40 half boxes 8E 10 glass
60 boxes lemons
20 do oranges
. eco do "Mddeberget's" soap
725 reams wrapping paper
20 casks cheese
30 half teTces fresh rice
90 bbls mess and prime pork
bales cotton oznaburgs
cases handsome prints
We Rare IN Store,
o5 hhds s.. Croix and Porto Rico sugars
600 bbls No. g ma ckerel
400 sacks salt
Nails, loaf sugar
600 boxes mould candles
Cotton yarns, soal leather
feb 17-.6t DAVENPORT. ALLEN a. co.
GREEN COFFEE, &c.
AND1NG This Morning from schooners Effort,
- Planter, Dorchester and other vessels, Just ar
lived at Rockets, and for sale at our Office,
80 bags prime coffee
go boxes sperm candles
10 casks lamp oil. superior quality
so bids St Croix sugar, part primo
~ hhds " Orleans do
- hhds molasses "
10 bids snd SO bills whiskcy
20 hhds Northcrn rum
10 bbls in
1000 bnsbcls p,t,tors, suitable FOR seed OF
table use. OTIS, DUNLoP e. Co.
sb I7-s'f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-17
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co.
GROCERIES.


GROCERIES.
On MONDAY, I 9TH inst. half past 10 o'cloen
at our auction store the following articles part q
winch are expected up in time:
20 Hhds New Orleans sugars
70 do 81. Croix do 'sTon"
10 do New Oreaas rum
20 casks cheese
100 boxes brown soap
100 do mould candt ..l
do loaf sugar -s-zss1.
30 .qr casks Malaga VINE t
81 hhds Orleans raolasses prime
100 reams cap paper
100 bbs No. 8, muckercl
SO boxes gun powder 49,,
30 do imperial 'eus
10 hhds New England rom
200 sacks salt
ceroons indigo
pipes Holland gin
do Cognac brandy, Sc
feb 12 g. 10 A..
u The above sale is postponed to THURSDAY.
the lIth inst In consequence Of the non-arryNi Of
the Schr. Effort.
In addition to the above,
GO bb!s No.. shad.
feb IL D. A. & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-17
nfENiltHANnA

e. Inc navigation BEN. open. the three steamboats,
wr took down he vessel. reported sailed last evening"
VIII doubtless up day number OF the that have
been detained below By the ice, and prevented
getting up by head wind.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-17
SALES.

THIS DAY
WILL be sold at auc ION this morning. the i7th
w inst, at haIf past II O'clock 80
LAT bags green Coffee $3.50
II tierces do do
81 hhds New Orleans sugar
FEB l1-u ID TIMBERLAKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-17

The constitution OF the Cnited States $50 As ta pro.
vide uniform mode of electng Presiden, and Vice
President, throughout the u. States and to give to the
people The privilege of voting directly for the rres-
dent and Vice President, without the Intervention of
Electors Report,
That they have had under consideration the said
communication, AMI also resolution of the General
assembly uf Louisiana sroposiag to anenh the consti
lu'ion OF the United States $50 extend the te ru
OF o'hcc OF the President and Vice President TO six
years. anil to render the President ineligible after the
hrit election; and that in the opinion Of this commit
Zee, IS nexpeent To make the proposed alt ratons
IA the CONSTITUTIONS and the, -f0re recommend TO TIN.
General Assembly the adoption Of the following rcsolu-
lions:
heso!ved, the Governor and Council concurrin,
heIe'n, that the General Assembly do concur with
The General Assembly of the State of Georgia in the
proposal To amend the constitution of the L. States 50
as 10 provide uniform mode of elecng the President
and Vice President Of the United States without tie
intervention of electors and that the election of Pres
,uent and Vice President shonlI in case whatever
he submitted TO the House of Representatives of the
United States.
Resolved, That this General Assembly do not con-
81 with the General Assembly of I.ouisilna in th:
proposal 20 amend the constitution Of the L. States so
as 10 extend the term of service of the President and
ice President to Sax years, and render the Pres;-
dent ineligible after the tirs, election.
Resolved, That the Governor OF this Safe be re.
9nesed to forward copy of the foregoing resolutions
10 The executive of each State, with tina, they
b laid before their respective Legislatures
JatuCs Davis for Committee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-07

d'Go,ed. Corssiou'. too. on his OVID RAFT. that NJ.
same Democrats 'sh fos Which, wh,isi yet 90 III
hvsshbofd OF 'it- he we called upoo 10 perl life nset
n has 'esd'a.,'y maintained in every eotf Ct: soc
tina, 10 L. he will cling 10 his I,,r. nom ME What,
ever may have heer, or COW ma, be- the no ic bcp-.
or wishes o. Msreiu'. be ha' had de.epey cough e.,
lar o. himsei could have be'n sosc,ro d) 20 ohss,v
silence iH relation 70 then nay, NOR 1r, ell, or in.
dire r'iy he has o"g no piser-nor hs rendered a.
any pso or any ainp,srantp he bomsge oi v nsi
sduia'ion. lad wh"D.vsr ny ssrr,f defraciioa h
shall cone 10 seek atvAnermen To DO oP"d III.
any, the love-; station In tn. nj. will b. "-sm-d
tar zoo 4 va ed for any moi, I his. or the o ar.
the scrre' rord,nt the apojcg st. mi ~ ia one.
Marcus vii new Tx leave a bnai leave ia d.. d
unr's change Of his PIro-s should be,f,e,rd by i.
dts gard on m. p.r' OF IN mul srious p-,sonage o
the sslutry -jnDs'on given IN. .'pot 10 aras,
the public attention TO = character which wi only
pa" wi hout ssn.ure, /, pas,es without notice "
MARCUS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-07
rO1fAf1rActl.nrrn

III
Irteresng N APriefurc'o npiII,yrivbts and o,h
great held Tor speculation in fact certain no,,an
for NIL concerned. " "'PV"""' PfohW,
W The means Of obtaining in a moro obs,, d
cuou' manner II u hoped that without deIav Inc nosaa M
WIZ pe dawn TO this subject, and to brsg mo oo,
such genius II ~ also hoped all
about 10 be presented '' " wv 'o"Hks now
would be incredible 10 profits IN The ,,e,h,
70 mo planter OF virginia. N horse was oon,,,ncad ~
proper plan so That mn horse mill Two bo,.o ~
morse m, according to the calls OF nurbe /, ,
grind IN reasonable time, meal enough to supplv % oou
| water t;rist Mile go W '"a' mido ~ tho
such horse mill should hc made tho most dpoblo AL
manner with no cast IRON bot only wrought IRON in n"
that might he easly repaired by nsighbone r1ecb,m 20
weahcr ord Of road ir souding grst mills The so;
amount OF to and other tho M henth arising f.
ponds arg Other interesting considerations which yesd. 49,
cur would tpdy bring such horse-s inc very sxAnys nee
INC great object With tho Virgsa planter grind meal a.
auy use With his ordinary work labor =, b;
H ensy Kept ~ order At homo Tho horse shovI bo
on such plans and on such moderate and terms tbsi
~ VIC county Of az descriptions might ba
@ 'peIy N Tho n'sehinrry petpcsy cost, would
correspondent dscouagcmens presumed that sc
., great and en'ePrsog mechanics have been much
by water machinery and other that tho ebovs
I'd Nv. % s,n orsr ocked because ihe present.
proved defective and costly. Successfst s 4, a n .
upon the soye principles w be- insure vas
~ Virginia. North end South Jetolns No ti.os .bo
W ''' t'e' " The call fo mills Of The above Description
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-07
COM.AfLL.NIC.aTED

Ata meeting OF the Citizens Of the county OF sgrry,
At Capt Philip Smiths Tavern in said county on Mon
day, the I'D day Of August, 1881 for the purpose -
gates 10 the proposed Anil Tariff Convention, to be
held IN the city Of Pbilsdephis the both Of SePte
Der Fl ms TaOHn, O. was called 10 the -hsT
aud Rilph Gsevss appointed S-ceaty' The 10 lowiug
rs.outiors we're III q moved ADD snrief
Resolved, That We view tho ptsssB, Tariff Lave 70
he uncops oonaI oral, and oppressive, and OF
o f,jou tbai they eught o he repealed.
RsseIvsd Tna this meeting In The expedien y
Of th. Coz ion called Tor The 30Ih Ct September
Al Phi sdsiphla.
X ,,olvsd. That this meeting eosTisiu the cPnicn
H. no dr,Usson vii ought ~. s'ise in said Con
', oior, 9th regard 70 The "vsloe" tbe dismsmoeT
n-u, Of NJ, Urior.
Received, The, yfsncis Rufhp, r snd CO. WI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-07

ENOR SA!E-oN AccoMMoDArtNo TERMS =
81 The subssrih-r, sing drsrou. 10 renuv. 20 The
Nofih, oh-rs for ssle the Fam u whrA be ieud,s
Known by he n~ms OF STONY HILL c. N aiui,s
between four and bVe bnbJrpd oj iauj,
HUNDRED OF wtish very valuable pccoson ~ mar, h.
which might, A. ve'y mod-ta'e expensr, be drained
and brought in'o cultivation. Tn hrh ard is in cod
hart. aud wei s!aped TO tie growth OF The conn on
s,Speso this sseusn O. the coUpIy. |, has on u
large and commodOus old fsshi ND hrrk DIV. ling on
! commanding tminepcr, 'hs scenery ir,n WHICH, in
point at beauty WHY y'e win that Of airy in he State
There IL slio very large and tonvcnipnt barn, and
Eevtry necessary on, house, in good repsi.AIo OF
toher Yarn. al b" di.,aGee u lile knowu by ,L.
name of sHElBWRN. contain" Z a.Out siS bundreG
ares OF iSnJ, on--bsif OF what is in tube A. d.
tthrer iJur'hs OF lie open land very ier.,Ie and
valuable low groun'. Thrre is good DIV ! ing and
he ntce ssIy out house, this ar IN, bu hey need
a'i'ir PAIR TO make 'hem conf r,abie. TIE sbove
property IL situated al the head OF tha lid OF auia
iss Tor the 'raospo,a ion o. the products OF tn ,,l
rom hence TO The D,uict OF Columbia, or any o. tie
ue'keu ste waters OF The Chesapeake Bay, are *
eci ious end ehoep T. is de- IN d unDecs..nry 10 de.
ftrl the na'y eenvsnienees ard advantages connee
VI the above properly, as il 10 presumabI no ono
viii pnrsbapr, bf Tore viewi: making saiisfaeIor
iities r-sp-e ing the same. l. IL is not piivat.y
sold T. t'-' y obeE INST (of which due ics whI bs
gvrI) shan Oh that day lair. Otherwise the next
iair day. offer ,he Stony Hill 10 the hiyhes ST
bidder, AID he sale not be effected il will leas-
ne TO pm, la s.cp OF Su,s graip.-AI The faa @ time
and place will bs :. II all Il ork OF every kind u. The
Farming imPrm MS, Household aud Kneh.n Furni.
| IRE, OH q tredu Of iwei'e monh'.
RowZEE PEYTON.
| Oct. T. 43-ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-07

THNHE subscriber will open Boarding School for
q the ensuing year at his residence, Crishnan-
aqua, in the Forks OF Hanover about three miles above
The Fork Church, TO commence the 10 h Of January
and terminate on the 18th of December, with a vaca.
lion of month during the summer The course Of
instruction will embrace the Latin and Greek, with such
branches Of the English Language usually taught
similar institutions he price OF board and tuition,
tic year of ten months, viii be 500, payable halt year.
y in advance. he Deig bbOrhoOd is healthy as any
in Vrg MA aud aH rds as few incentives TO vice: the
subscriber however, will pay the siIices attention to
the morals OF his pupils. Boys under the age OF fifteen
would be prefer ed RlC'D r. DARRACOIT.
Oct. Z. 43-W4w-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-07

al OrII Mrs. nelson's boarding Establishment
"a being completed, by the addition OF large and
airy building, she is prepared accommodate gentle~
men and their families, gentlemen, ladies' with
board, by the week, month, any longer period Vie
ors TO the city will find the situation pleasant and heal
thy, within one hundred yards of the Capitol Square,
and commanding most beautiful prospec:-exceIlent
beds, and the best fare the market will afford mum.
Der OF the members OF the ensuing Legislature can be
accommodated. Oci z. AZ 81 & w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-07

1.c A'sp. b. APPOINTED 70 represent his meeting m
.sia Convention.
he % q, Jh,' The proceedings Of thi. meer,s b.
-isned By be Cbs.rms and S,er.a,y anil M, Ia, "a
10 The k,e' mend quiter, Csn.,i "a ienai wbig std
Norfolk B. seor.
FRANCIS RuFriN Ctsrmsp.
cRAyps Sec,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-07

MAnRiEm--on Tuesday tho nh init by ne Rev. Mr. Leo
JoHS BL.ik PEAcTf Esq city Wiauslurs TO Elr
r., daughter of Nrs =. Bsn-ier, q Amelia
DiEO-on the aD'h in soh year age Mr. Jon,
MoNfaovr formerly this
dent Of Ahbeviie District e. He served Ro-
volution he lived patriot he died Christian
On she 2Sh ui the residence OF Mr. Reuben
King Wi liam County, Miss AUrLiSR WISfRsr the year
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-07
bALrimosE, v ,.r-, a

ANOTHER JACKSON TRIUMPH ~ n,LrINopr
TIE Ete 70 To- 60. Y Il the A-..nb v INN
o".d is'' pie't - . enc o. h hNccs torsh cen
-''- 'v'r sno"n - ih's c. y. ia "Bro coin.
p'"'e aIi iShai vs'oii OF he eauss o. JAcksoS
tg'"'' -v"'y o"n iua tot o Ill The clements OF oppo.
81 ION - e"as, deep i've risnds md cppu .bsmias
IN" ." W Al b. found below. L PowARD hs
Jackson estdi ae tor Cjnsrrs., hBs 70. Gu Clay
eandira'e by the urpr.c.teuJ in 10 uy Of EIGHT
HUNDRED AND SEVEN VOTES
Mr. WoRrHINGroN va, also ooposei bv ~ a
late memb-r M. Brown. who toll iron, him . num-
Der Il Jackson vat. - has ,ucs~-ded over NJ Few
by majority Of FOUR HUNDRED ard THIRTY
SEVEN v,ie..
The whole Cl,y vote, for n. Assembly ,pp,,,. In
have <entred on Thomas Y. WALSH Tor he Assembly
lie is leh ONE THOUSAND aud THIRTY ONE
v ties behind The lesd'ng JACKSON Ca, DID,. J.S.,
tvrr. and SEVEN HUNDRED aud NINETY .ONE;
behind NJ LAURENsoN.
BARFoRp County.
For Congress
Jackson. aut,. eksou
MI eh'f, ll16 Williams. 1907
F0r Ass'mbly.
J''ns, Il76 Mooros, lIsS
HP, 1850 Hall. ssg
Su'',n, 1853 Amoss, ll6O
Price, 1854 Bn,l.r IONA
M,.rs. Johns ard P..c', Jack on IN 40, aod Moo,
.ni ooss, Clay uiep, are ell C ID 20 tho House of
Deb tee.
FREDrRICK County,
For Congress M. ILomss, a. SIT IN 10 i,y over
NJ Spr,Es, Co
WAsutNoroN COUNTY
For Congress.-Mr Thomas g. 6i2 M. jo;i,y over
MIR S,r'gs (C)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-07

RlOrtCk.--A pc sob vii .s pre,,u' - IA neat
" LegsIA ufe 81 Virginia. from the county OF West
sisnd, prSy.ng The passage OF law 10 compel
he rec negroes In III Commonwealth 10 emigrats
berrhom, under psEaly with will eHseirsi'y rro-
mote ihs ~. The Je iioners will he se u.'ed ~
o. what 10 due 10 ibei" own saietJ aod btt OF
heir ends and RELATIVES Or sister conn les ATE re-
.p- equity solicited b. nirituIs their ait pddirg
on s .,e o y essJ Of population which has become
ngsrous 20 or lives aud our ber is'. u IL reSpee
,ultV recommended TO fellow tiizsns 10 adop. In
,her r.spss I've is prce 'edinks sim ar that
oropo.rd 70 be adopted IN WeslmorelaDd.
~, 43-fO-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-07

An "ttvsiling movement a. be, nate fovor of M
tiy. ser-eousiitutsd Committee Of bvs ~ " nao,
n y 30 Hess'd cote sns 10Th Ul' ~ G>o. v. r..
F"e'' hA'sesie'ofy OF Wsf, snd 10 J4dse RJehes ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-07

EpRANDYWINE RACES will commence Wed.
II y nesday, October 26.
LIST day colts race niIeheats entered and closed,
81 day, swe, pstake, mile heats, entered.
81 day, maich race, purse 200 dollars.
RlCHD PRINCE, Proprietor.
Oct. T. 43 w2wr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-07

some PERSONS 10 ist nrfnn bat ihere must he one
juggling n ,hr nominate al Bal imorebui n 1. alb
eolu,ely 'ucredbis. Mr. Writ Is man OF too hixh 2
ebarss,tr 20 iampcr with hr Ao,.n NJ, f,s ihp
beneh' Of Mf C y. II would never sesep, N, oom-
tneiiou, and thus pr them from ssitipg down up.
on some other candidate intending At ho same time
toTesisu ater"aids 10 favor Of VI Clay Such \
eonr'e WI be utterly unworthy Of the high eba'ac'tr
OF M. Wn'. lie Will ,hsn scsTcsiy shrink FROM the
bominsiio but he And-Da,ous msy blink better Of
3, end ak him 10 reiire.--Mr Clay tends so now
su mptig o show, thai he is much .1nt .DasOn
AZ Mf W 10,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-07

JACKSON .Heeting.-"At a meeting Of the friend. Of
ANDREW JACKSON, with was held Il .ho Cunt.
house, Warrsn'on. on Mord'y, &c Sep ember 1881
CHARLES HUNToN, f q. was cal 4 TO the Chsi, and
lHos. U. FAUNTLERoY, appointed 'creisry-Whsre-
npn the f'ilowirg res. ln,on, IN motion OF Col JNo.
Il. WALLACE, wee unanimously accepted:
Rfsofped, TIA, Ma hsnisl Tyler, Thee T F.unilr =
rov, Joo II. Ws'lac9 Inn an Horner, md Oh r. Scot.
Jr, r qr' b. appointed mmitife prepare .uita.
BILE preamble aud reso'u,ion expreesve Of he corG.
d,ree OF he inhs OF General JACKSON in hi. admin
raton, snd report TO this meeting In, FRS, day Of
Co. CJuu next"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-07

ANrI-JAcKsoN MEEr1NGs.-A meeting of the
Citizens OF fredericksburg opposed Gen. Jack sons
70 election Ghomas II. Barton in the Chair and Ro-
bert Baylor Sempc. Secretary has appointed Col T.
respective counties in that Congressional District TO
select suitable Delegate to the Baltimore Convention
meeting has been held in Fauquier (Berkley Ward
in the Chair, and Joseph Horner, Secretary which
nominated Major Thomas Turner rs their Delegate 10
the Baltimore Convention. They request the concur
renee OF their party in Culpeper concur in the nomi
nation oil Chapman Johnson and Robert Stanard as
Representatives Of the State at large-and although
they disclam the purpose OF letting their Represent
alive in the selection OF candidate, they express their
unequivocal preference for Mr.. Clay
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-19
DIED:

In Charlestown. IN. H. Capt Abisha Delsno,
formerly of New Bedford, aged g.
In Williamson, W. Mrs. Susapnah Hart,
aged 104 1-2.
In Jay, (Me.l James Starr aged 90 IL, one of the
celebrated party who assisted in destroying the
Tea 10 Boston.
In Walpoe, IN. H. Dec. "a, Luther Far, ag 81.
Lately, in the parish Of Kilmuir, Isle Of Skve.
Lieut.. Soirie Macdonald, at the advanced age of
106 years. He has left three children under 10
years Of age.
At Stratford, (Con.J on the 18th December, Mrs.
Ann Curtis, aged 3d. The circumstances attending
the death Of this aged lady, most melancholy
While the family were at church, on Sunday, she
being LEFT alone, her clothes took fire without her
knowing It, and she l-y down on the bed and fen
into slumber with {, fire upon her. From this
she was soon awaked by the flames which surround
ed her, when she succeeded in reaching the door,
but conld not open it, being very feeble, severely
burned, and nearly suffocated. In this distressed
situation she was found by the family on their re-
turn from church, when medical aid was procured.
and every attention paid that afectionate friends
could suggest but all proved Intellectual. She Lam
bceatAsd her last. '
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-19
VEGETABLE PULMONA-
RY BALSAM:

The most Udlaable remedy discorered for Con-
symptoms, .4StkmlG, PleuriSy, Splitting o
Blood, Hopping Coughs, and Pulmonary
affections Of every kind.
III ME basis of this medicine was private
n recipe of distinguished physician in one
OF the neighboring States; and was preserved
by an individual to whom it gave the must aston
shing relief. After being supposed beyond the
reach OF medicine, from affection in the lungs
he was restored to health by the use of the Veg
ctabe Pulmonary Balsam. 1t might never have
been offered to the public, had not this gentle
nixn found that his cure was not GccideRtai
from the fact, that in the numerous cases in
which he recommended it to others, it never
failed to give relief.
NEW CERTIFICATES.
| certify that during the first week in Deecm
Der last, was troubled with severe cough and
extremely tight structure across the stomach with
the attending symptoms of violent Inflammation
OF the lungs. On the Recommendation of friend
| took one bottle of the Vegetable Pulmonary
Batsan, anil found immediate relief. / conf
IDENTITY recommend that BalSam TO all alflct ed
with colds, coughs, or dangerous diseases of that
kind. EBESEzER THOMPSON.
East Cambridge, Jan. IS, 1880.
was about the list Of May, 1898, troubled with
the following distressing symptoms: faintness,
pain through the back and left side, tightness
across the chest, difficulty Of breathing, tickling
in the throat, with sense of suffocaton night
sweats, loss of appetite, raising of mucus, with
severe fits of coughing, more particularly morn
ing and evening with great prostration of strength
and disposition.to be bolstered up when in bed
about the Goth Of August, l WAS reduced so low
that my friends gave me up as incurable; about
this time heard of the celebrated Vege,abie
Pulmonary Bdlsam, and after much solicitation
was induced to make a trial las other remedies
had faled) and was surprised at the sudden relief
1t gave me. | continued taking the Basam until
my health was restored, and do most cheerfuIIy
recommend 1t to all those who may be troubled
with consump;ire complaints. About the 10Th of
February last, took violent cold which brought
| on similar 81 mptOms as above described. i'm
| mefliately procured bottle Of the Balsam and
| found relief in few days, which, To me, is @
strong proof that it the Balsam which relieved
me in the first instance
REUBEN BLANCHARD.
Peacham, .(Nt.) March 4, 1899.
An eminent phys of New hampshire writes
-" am satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sam is valuable medicine. 1t has lately been
used with complete success in a severe lung com.
plant, attended with the raising Of much blood
Iehich had resisted eUery other prescubtioR''
The wife of clergyman Of Boston was recently
considered past recovery from disease of the
lungs, whose restoration TO health was ascri5ed,
both BY her physician and husband, to the use OF
the Tcgetd6ke Pulmonary BGisam Price so cts
or For sale ny LOWE & REED, Boston,
and JAMES GREEN x CO., Worcester,
Nov. -. eotkpei
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-19
IRON. STEEL. s. NILS.

FENHE subscribers have received, and are
a now receiving, a complete assortment of
Iron, Steel, and Nails, which will be sold very
cheap for cash approved credit, viz;
IRON--l0 tons o. SIP. s. /. Iron 40 tons
Swedcs assorted Iron, fat and square 80 tons
English Iron, round, fiat, and square; 5 tons
best Banks r. b. Iron, round and square 5
tons American Iron, round and fiat; 5 tons
Horse Nail Rods, Selected iron) 10 tons Rods,
Shapes and Plates; tons Axle, Plough, Bar,
and Sledge Moulds; 9 tons Am. & Eng. Hoop
Iron, from II to inch wide; ton Eng. Sheet
Iron.
STEEL tons Swedes Steel l ] tons Cast
Steel, fat, square, and round Shear Steel;
2 tons Steel Plated Sleigh Shoes II tons Ger
man Steel; ! ton best (L) E. B. Steel.
.N.4ILS.-3 tons Nails and Spikes, of nil sizes,
from Newton and Fall River Factories, which
will be sold by the cask on better terms than
can be bought elsewhere in this place.
flso,-Darby's Patent Boxes Axles and
Boxes finished Pipe Boxes, SC. &c.
JOSEPH PRATT s. co.
Worcester, Nov "a. eotf
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-19
STOVES, &c.
RICE & MILLER

GhFFER at wholesale and retail, Cooking,
~ Parlor, Franklin, Plate, Lehigh, Pyramid
and Box STOVES; Patent Oven Doors and
Frames; Common do. do. do; Ash hole and
Kettle Doors and Frames; Cast Iron Furnaces ;
Caldron Kettles, Is to 81 gals Hollow Ware ;
Door Scrapers; Common and Improved Cart
and Wagon Boxes, &c.
R. a. NJ. have also received from New York.
a very general assortment Of Wilson'S Cook.
Pa:lor, Pyramid, 6 and plate Stoves. of new
and elegant patterns, and of the most approved
construction for burning Wood, Lehigh, and
other Goals.
r. g. M. manufacture STOVE FUNNEL,
and all kinds of Copper, Sheet Iron, and Tin
STOVE FURNITURE. Also, all kinds of
Tin Work for Factory use.
Also, on hand general assortment of
LAMPS, such as Jappand, Socket, Jacket,
Stand, Dish, Bed, and Nurse Lamps; Brass
Socket, Stand, and Shop Lamps; Glass Entry
Lamps, variety of patterns Astral and Cen.
ire Lamps; Lamp Filters; Oil Cannisters from
9 to 60 gals. Lamp Oil Coal Holds, &c &c.
~ r. 81 M. receive orders for ali kinds of
CASTINGS, to be executed at the Worcester
and Brookisld Iron Foundry.
Worcester, Nov %. ep6weoGw47