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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
Mercantile Education.

TB7IIE Subscribers Night School, will hereafter be
n open from till o'clock, p. NJ. The first
hour will be devoted to Penmanshp; and the last
two to PcnmanshIp and Book Keeping. The systems
on which these important branches of Mercantile
Education VIII be taught. need only TO be used, to be
successful Nothing, therefore, need be said in their
favour.
The most correct criterion of the merits of any
system Of instruction, is the certainty, well as the
raPldy with which 1t achieves the desired result;
and that mode of education, which is founded on the
principles Of sound philosophy, and the dictates of
common sense, Will achieve result, to which tho
dogmatlcal systems OF the dark ages, and the invsn
tons OF modern quackeTy, are total strangers.
The terms of this School are-for Penmanship. 81.
Tor Book Keeping, Domestic Business, $40. For
egn Business. $40; both, SIS, On every instance
including srntionary payable in advance Penman-
ship may be acquired in 10 lessons; book keeping in
from to -. Should the pupil fail to make che pro-
posed acquisitions, the nancy Will be refunded.
Phe above systems of Penmansbip and Book
Keeping Will be communicated to the Students Of
the ShOCkoe Hi Academy, without any addition to
their present expenses Of tuition.
feb 2I-e0tf OLIVER a. SHAW.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
40 arsstr NcWa.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED

Schr Tantivy, Couch, from New York, with sun
dries, To Davenport, Allen & CO. Otis, Dunlop & CO.,
Mitchell, Lancaster & DENLY, Peyton, Il
Iriplett.
Schr Chas. King Smith, from New York, with suns
CRIES, to s Triplett, WORKMAN & McGTuder, VI
Mitchell Otis, Dunlop & co., Stratton, Poore, ID
Anderson jr., Smith & Johnston.
Schr Governor Brooks, from Boston, with
sundres, TO Luckc < Sizer, Davenport Allen & CO.,
Hubbard & Gardner, w Allison.
Schr Jas. Fisher, Somers from Egg Harbour ballast
Schr Orator, Gator, from the Eastern Shore.
Sch Intention, from the Eastern Shore, Md
Sloop Cherub, Burk, from Norfolk.
Schr Cioa, from York River, with corn.
Several other small vessels were coming up last
evening, which got up during the night
1J The Steamboat Richmond, Capt. Chapman,
from Norfolk, arrived last night but brought no pa
pers. and furnished no list of vessels passed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
Education.

TENtIE subscriber will open School on the second
IL Monday in March. (the i4th,) next door above
the residence of Wvndham Robertson, Esq. on e
Street, ne proposes'o teach present the most useful
branches of the English Language particular atten-
ton will be paid TO Grammar and Arithmetic. The
government of tine School will be entirely parental:
but should any OF bss pupils prove refractory the fond
ly hopes none such will be palmcd upon him. he OF
she VIII be dismissed. Should any person who may
be pleased TO pat'onisc this School, discover that tho
most unremi;:cd attention has not been paid and any
'ous exertlon used to promote the best interests of
those condod TO his care-he will be at liberty Sc
the end otHne month TO withdraw his child or ward
aid pay nothing The eryrs will be very moderate,
and N b. made known By application at the School
room. ARNISTEAD RUSSELL
oh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
w SRD ELECTiDN

VIE Election of Common CounCilmen,
m the several Wards, Will be held IN he let
Wednesday an april merit, In jefferson Ward
NO. |, at the Watch House; IN Madison Ward. No.
2 at the City Hall; and m Monroe Ward, No. 3, at
the Shockoe Hull Tavern Polls will open in each
ward at 10 o'clock. NJ. THE freeholders of lots
within the said city, whether improved or not. and
whether such reeholders reside therein or not and
the housekeepers and inhabitants of the said city, who
shaii nave resided therein at any time for the space
oi three mouths. without the ntermission of one Ie
mon'hs, and possess In their own right within the
same noveabie and immoveable property o the value
OF one hundred pounds entitled 20 vote.
m l-3et w WREN, Serg't. CIR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
EDUCATION.

MY school will be continued the ensuing year
IVa My CO urse of instruction will comprehend thr
Greek and Latin Languages, English Grammar
English Composition, Geography, with the use of
Maps and Globes Mathematics and Arithmetic.
The school will commence Ilonday the cath Of
January, 1881 md terminate on the 10th day of De
ccmber following. There will be a vacation Of four
weeks, commencing on the 10th day Of juno. The
charge for board tuition, washing, lodging and fuel
will be one hundred and ten dollars payable half
on the Jst day of June, 1881, and the other half on
the LIST Of December following.
The discipline of the school will be parental, and
as much care and kindness will be extended to boys
confdcd to my instruction, as TO my children.
My residence is remote from tho haunts Of vice
and immortality, md remarkably healthy. Ills stua
ted IN the county of Louisa, SO miles from Richmond
and the like distance from Fredericksburg. The
stage from Fredericksburg to Gainesville passes by
my residence, and that from Richmond to- Harrison
burg within short distance Of it..
Letters 90 me should be directed In "Garincrs -
Roads, Louisa" WIN. NELSON Junr
nov 9-Iaftf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02

4 CARD have much pleasure in announcing TO
~ the Public that Mr.. Shaw who has attended my
Glasses in Bookkee ping, is perfectly adequate in i'm
parting to the student the theory and ramicatons of
this necessary mercantile art, which with the anti angu-
lar method OF penmanshp, will trust him that
success, which the citizens of Richmond have a..
WHISKY contributed towards me. Mr. Shaw will be my
successor in the Office where have given instructions,
and those persons who have not finished their
lessons will be attended 70 by BIN.
Tan ~ 4 CARPENTIER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
II. l. Smith, recently Collins & Co

B a. ,%s ''' '"''' has received many "''''-'"'"
Evening Focrcatons Dialogues on the History
end Geography Of the Bible. Written for the American S S.
Union.
Life and Travels Of ST Paul. Bye I. Bedon, ID
Life Mrs Ann ~ JuIson, late Missionary Bunnah
with of the American Baptist Mission that I'm
pire. Prepared for the American s. S Union; Is James -
Knowles, A. NJ
My Grandfather Gregory.
Jesus, the Chid's Best Teacher
Mary Scott; or, tho Child loved at Sunday School
The Hills
jaws ExeIc ises for the Closet for every day ~ the Year
Wilson's Lectures I'd Vol. Evidences Of Christianity
Bckeseths Christian Student, Scripture Help Lords
Supper Christian Hedrer, Treatise Prayer
(ififhns Park Street Lectures.
Memoirs Of DR. Payson
Fabcr's Difficulties CT Inhdclity.
Advice Young Christian: with Introductory Essay
by DR. Alexander
Burkirts Hep and Guide to Christian Families.
Annals Of the Poor, by Leigh Richmond.
Wilson on the objectionable Sia
James Family Monitor, Christian Fathers Present. Church
Members Guide.
Poucus Lectures St Mathew.
Beverdge's Private Thoughts Religion.
Pascals Provincial Letters.
Woods n Inspiration.
Memoir Of Rev. L. Parsons, First Missionary 20 Palestine
from the United States.
Life and Ministry Of Summcrfcld.
HAYES Lectures 10 Young Men.
Insey's Lectu u Middle Aged.
Gregorys Evidences Doctrines and Duties Of tue Christian
Religion
Robert Halls pocmics and Freedom of the Press.
IlaweS Tribute Memory Of Pilgrims
Lexicon useful knowledge by tic Rev " Wilbur, A. NJ
Robert Halls Complete Works
Scott, Henry aud Chrks Commentary the Old and New
Testament
WibuTs Family Bible
s. will probably open in the Of this day and
morrow, further supplies including Works aud a
snail Invoice 81 Choice Music. mar ?
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02

TEkMS.-SrnstnrroN 10 the D,Ly RruMo>p WYIG
Cy Su'rriocts ST. year, and for shorter period the
nie oi SB Year, both payable advance. Nhcn by
mail $40 year
AnvtErsNo For square az Ii lines less, IN
eon 90 cents two insertions 81 three insertions IL and
every succeeding insertion 33l cents.
thrice week. first week 81 2j every succeeding week 81
fNlce week, Insertion q. cents every succeeding
Gr,ion 50 cents.
Once week, hrs insertion - every succeeding in
t1rtion so
All advertisements also the CONVENTIONAL
SYrs.
transient advertisers advance.
Tho number of he noted the Ms, they
viii be inserted unit, ordered be stopped, charged
rrrriingy.
Annual Advertisers charged 30 dollars squares,
1i in that proportion for advertisements of greater length
except Lottery charged 500
~ The CONSTITUTIONAL WliIG published twice
seek, Thursdays and Fridays) yc dollars per anuum
payable advance
For Adrerisng75 cents square, less, for the first in
iscrton and 80 cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
Ncw BooIAs nt Nash,s.

'lNllE Separation. Novel. by the authoress Of
. Filtration" ~ vols Family Library, No
IL Narrative of discovery and adventure in tho polar
and regions. with Illustrations of their climate.
Geology, and an account Of The whale Fishery
by Professor Leslie. Professor Jameson and Hugh
Murray, Esq, Y II. s.. Family Library, No -;
History Of tho Bible, by G.. e Glcig--Just published
and Tor sale by JOHN II. NASH feb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02

CATALOGUE NO. 2.-Memors of DR.. Akin.
~ Beattie's Essays
Cobbetts Letters
Boaden's Memoirs Of Kemblc
British Cicero
Mechanics Magazine
Dallass Recollections of Lord Byron
Be- gerss Memoirs of Ann Boleyne
Darlington s. Beufay on the North Pole
Adams History of New England
Campaign in the Caronas
Bollngbroke's Voyage to Demarara
Allison aste
Analytical Outlines Of the English Language, by John
Lewis
Fergusons Rome, 5 vols in
Memoirs Of Moreau
Biographis Drsmatica, Companion for the Play
House
Cowpers Private Correspondence
England byifIume. Smollett and Bssett
"reminiscences of Thos Dibden
Biography of lustrious and celebrated females Of all
ages and countries
Claiborne Notes on the war in the South
Goldsmth's Rome
Do Greece
Gibbons Rome
Mills History of Chvary
Works of Cbas. Churchill for sale, unusually low, at
the Bookstore of r.. ID. SANXAY.
mar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
New Books at RI. Smiths.

r. BERLE on the practice of medicine; Discovery
"A and Adventure in the polar seas and regions,
with cngravIng~; Peter Parley's Tales about Asia,
81. Paul. by T Bede!l, D. d Nv Grandfather Gre
CORY; Evening Rccreations, series of dialogues on
the history and geography of the Bible; Life of Mrs.
Ann II Judson with account Of the American
Baptist Mission 10 that empire prepared for the
American Union by james D Knowles A. NJ.
Also, further supply ofWiburs Lexicon of Useful
Knowledge, with many others febI9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
Genuine Garden Seed

"clulllC CdpuSn OGGu
FROM PHILylDELPHLA.
4 ii. BLAMlRE takes this method of informing
- the public, that he has at last received his gem
eral supply Of Garden Seed, which, on examination,
will be found fresh and perfect. He would also say
to those Members Of the Legislature, whom he has
been IN the habit of supplying, that he should be
again happy to supply them. Among them are:
Early Washington Peas
Do Charleston do
Do Dwarf Marrowfoot (uncommonly fncl
Do Bunch snap beans
Do Yellow Bunch do
Large Lima do
Fine Early York Cabbage
Large York do
Green Curlcd Savoy do
Yellow Savoy do
Flat Dutch do
Large Late Drumhead do
Early Battesea do
Late do do
Early Sugar Loaf do
Do Cauaflowcr
Late do
White Brocola
Purple Cape dc
Long Orange Carrot
Early Horn do
White Solid CELERY
Large Swelling Datch Parsnip
Scarlet Short Top Radish VERY superior
Round Yellow Do
Salmon md Cherry do
Early Turnin Blood Beet
Long Blood Beet
Early Fraim Cucumber
Long Green Turkey do
Jurlin or Bur do
Nasiurian
Purple Egg Plant
n. B: Call opposite the Eagle Tavern door, Sign
OF IN" Mortar. feb l1--2aw6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
Paris Slippers.

Fashionable and Cheap Lace Goods.
AFR II JENKINS will be found the following
~ extensive variety OF Lace Goods
5000 yards footing quilting laces Of oil widlhu
qualities and prices
New style and fashionable surplice lace chcmss'a
Do and do lace fioreas, copes. collars. eel.
cTncs, and all the newest style Of lace good.
for he neck
An extensive assortment of Ladies and i.'l5 %
lace caps
Rich bobbinctt gimp aces, for cap trimming
Extra wide and rich bobblnett aces, for triurnL
horella capes aud bouncing dresses
ii, Sd and Cd PLAIN white bobbinctt lace, vory
cheap.
Also 100 black lace wells, az all prices.
The above Lace Goods forms very general AZ
sornrnt Of all that is rlch new and fashionable and
will be sold at very low prices. at z. II. JENKINS
Mer,uo Shawl, Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store.
fcl u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
Green Coffee.
To Families and Others.

To Families and Others.
u HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES, &c. &c.-~r
FENIiE following desirable LINUN GoupS, will be
l. found of good quality, at Il. II. JENKINS
Linen and Fancy DRY Goods Store
Rich figured Damask Table Cloths; of various sizes
and elegant paitcrs.
Table Diapers. of the richest style Of patterns, and
p yards wide.
Ordinary quality Table Diapers. OF al! widths.
Wide Irish Sheetngs.
Silecia and IRISH do. / ! yards wide.
Brown Damask Linen Table Cloths.
Turkey red Plaid Table Covers
s cases Irish and German Shifting Linens, at
all prccs-warranted pure Linen and grass
bleach
20 dozen Linen Cambria Pocket uanikcrchcfs.
Persons wishing to examine Linen Goods, will find
an extensive assortment at the above ;louse--hey
will BE- sold by the piece, half piece, or yard, at the
most reduced prices. feb -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02

A " APPRENTICE is wanted at the Wing Of
n fee a boy between IL and l6 Of good chGrac-
or, who can read and write, VIII Oloneb he tobcg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02

Bargains in Merlno Shawls.
TNIlE remaining stock of Mcrno ShawlS' consist.
Il ing of long and square white, black, scarlet and
yellow Merino shaws, will now be sold az the New
York auction prices, at r. ". JENKINS
Mcrino Shawl, Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store.
feb rs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
SALES.

THIS DAY.
Large Sale of Dry Goods, Hard Ware, House
Keeping Articles, Jcwclry, &c.
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock,
At lie Store on T.. Street, three doors ADORE he
Bel TdCern,
We shall eel great variety of Goods including
almost every article in tie Dry Goods, Hard Ware
Jewciry and Clothing line. In the assortment re-
many new, rich and very fashionable ARTICLES, well
worthy Of the attention of dealers md housekecpc,s
The sale will be- continued in the Evening, COM
mencing at past o'clock
Terms-npprovcd endorsed notes at 90 days, for
sums : 100; four months for all sums over 5000
mar j.. & A HUBBARD Auct'rs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
BY OTIS, DUNLOP & co.
STOCK OF SHOES AND BOOTS

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
GROCERIES,
On THURSDAY next, March Sd, at 10 o'clock
at our auction store, GRO 'ERIES. &c
mar d. A. &; CO, Aucts.
Landing from Schr Tantlvy, and will be included
III the above sale, at our Store
10 hhds excellent Antigua rum
do Jamaica do
% bills n Il rum
10 do country gin
pipes Holland gin
so hhds N. Orleans molasscs
ceroon indigo
81 Bugs green coffee
% boxes sperm candles
hhds n Orleans sugars
do do rum
From Store
hhds whskey
10 do n. f. rum
10 do prime St. CroiX sugar
so boxes brown soap
10 hhds w. |. molasses
20 bbls shad
80 boxes teas
20 bbls cordial
30 bundles hay, &c &c
marc ID. a. g. Co. Auct'rs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02

CO. job PRINTING executed At Go Wing Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
MICKLE'S OEFICE.

Tickets S5-uavcs 5o-Quartcrs 25.
For sale at T.. MICKLES,
mar ? Next below tho door OF the Eagle Hotel!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
O-MORROW
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY No .
Drawing to he received To Morrow.

Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Class No. >, 20 he
rawn in this city, on Friday, at the Eagle Hotel,
4 nlclnrl, IN Ii, for,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-02
.Acadenlu in DMdLeu.

VENHIS Institution is now under tho super
FL intendence of Mr.. SANFORD LAwToN,
VINO has taken the charge of it upon his own
responsibility. The building, which is a spa,
cious one, has been neatly fitted up for the ac-
1Ommodation of large number of boarders.-
An accomplished and highly respectable Lady
has been employed to take charge of the board.
ing department, who is in all respects well quail
flied. The Preceptor and his wife will board
with the family, and have the entire supervi-
sion of the students. Those who may be dis
posed to patronize the School, by sending their
sons or daughters, may be assured that the
strictest attention will be paid to their morals
and manners, and that no pains will be spared
10 facilitate. their progress in intellectual i'm
proVement. Terms of tuition: For those pur-
suing the Languages, 81 ,33-for those attend
ing to English studies, 1888. Price of Board
in the family with the Preceptor, including
washing, 81, so.
0TThe next term will commence on the
second Wednesday Of March.
SANFORD LAYTON, Prtceptor.
Dudley, Feb l6
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-02
GROTON ACADEMY.

VRNHE Spring Term of this Academy will
"a commence on MoNDAY, the 7h day O.
March. The institution is open to pupils Of
both sexes, and no pains will be spared by it:
indefatigable. successful, and deservealy popu
lar Preceptor, Mr. TowEER, to rendef il every
thing which parents could wish An able and
accomplished Assistant is procured whose at.
tention will be principally devoted TO instruc-
ton in Book Keeping and Penmanship. In
the course of the ensuing season, public expe-
rmental Lectures will be given in Chemistry
in connection with Natural Philosophy. Board
may be obtained in respectable families SO that
the expense of Board and Tuition will be only
$l,7 per week.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
J. TODD, Secretary.
Grnfnn Enh %
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-02
WANTED.

ERY the Lancaster Cotton Manufacturing
IL ID Comply, an OvERLooKER, to take charge
of their Cardng Room, on the first of next
April. He must be a married person, of sober
and industrious habits, and be able TO Go com.
mon repairs of Machinery To such an one as
viii give good satisfaction, good encourage
Tnent will be given as to wages. Apply at the
Factory. CIV Lancaster. Feb. 9
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Printed and Published by
8. III. COTTON & co.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION

- TT F1INo Ut UDLIVH IUN.
Ut Price, to SINGLE subscribers, trho rece.ve Mei
Papers at the Office, or by Mail, Ttco Dollars pe,
unnum: To those tohO receiUe them by Stage. Tho
Dollars and Twenty-Five Cents. 1tccnty-fUe Cent,
aDiH De deducted 'ohen the payment is made in ad.
Vdnce.
u Adoertisements not ercssding tsoelve lines
Pu6hshed three tceeks for One Dollar, and contil-
ued three lceeks longer for Fifth Cents. Large,
Advertisements. in the same proportion
qJIhe PrOprietors of this Paper tciH hold them
setues responsible for error, in any Advertise
n'ent, beyond the sum charged for its Insertion.
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CLERK WANTED.

Country Store an intelligent young
III Man, of active and industrious habits, who
is qualified to take the charge of Books. and
act as Salesman No one need apply, except
he is able to bring unqualified recommended.
tions, and is willing to devote himself to the
interest of his employers. A line, with real sig
nature, addressed to |. A. S., left at the office
Of The Massachusetts Spy, will receive attcn.
tion. Feb 93
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WANTED.

VENWo young Women, of good moral char
-N acter and industry, who can have good
wages in Boarding House, attached to Man.
uhctory. a portion of their time will be EN-.
ployed IN finishing and packing Goods In.
quire at this Office
Worcester, Feb 90. ff
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-02

FEVHE Spring Term of the High School in
81 Templeton will commence on THURSDAY,
The PAIN INST. Parents and guardians who may
place their children at this School, with the
design of fitting them for College, or for the
business of active life, and young Gentlemen
wishing to fit themselves for Instructors, may
rest assured that no exsrtions will be spared
by the instructor, TO render their situation both
profitable and agreeable.
Terms of Tuition, SO per quarter. Board
from 81 to ,35 per week. No student will
be received for less term ihan six weeks.
JOSIAH HOWE, 3
EPHRAIM STONE, c,.:,,..
SAMUEL LEE, 00m"''tees,
CALVIN TOWNSLEY,
Templeton Feb I6
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-02

MARTYRDoM AT THE STAKE. William Mar.
tyr, clergyman settled in Buckfeld, IVA was
travelling with two friends short time since,
and passed through the pleasant town of Ben
nington, (Vt) At dinner, a beef steak was
placed before Mr.. Martyr, who was so much
engrossed IN attending TO the calls of his appe.
tite, that lie uttered not a word during The
meal. One of his companions remarked that
he was very sorry to be a witness to so melan.
choly spectacle as Martyr dumb at the stake.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-02
Medtody Classical Institution.

TENHE next term Of this Institution will com.
II mence on the first Tuesday in March
Instruction will be given in all the branches
of education which are usually taught in our
Academies and High Schools. There will be
associated with the Principal in the department
of instruction Preceptress. a-Teacher in Mu-
sic and Writing Master. Particular attention
will be devoted to class of School Teachers
E1penSeS-Board from 81 IS to So per week ;
Tuition from SO to 81 per quarter. Extra tn
ition for Music and Ornamental Branches
ReferenceS-Rev Messrs Jacob Ide, Luther
Bailey, Warren Lowering, Esq, Midway; Rev
Charles Fitch, Holiston; Rev. Elan Smalley
franklin. ABIJAH R. BAKER, Principal.
Midway VILLAGE Feb l6
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-02

RECIPE FOR ScALDs AND BURNS. Linseed
oil and lime water each equal parts-tbe bottle
to be shaken pervious TO the application, as
the ingredients will separa te-lnt or a piece of
linen to be applied to the burn and kept con-
stantly saturated with the liniment.
SORE THROAT FROM CoLD. At this season
Of the year, vixen common colds are prevalent,
a better remedy cannot be prescribed for a
soreness or Inflammation of The throat, which
often attends a severe catarrh, than the follow.
ing Mix wine-glass fun Of good calcined
magnesa and honey to the Conscience of paste
or jelly, and take a spoonful once an hour
through the day for day or two. 1t is cool.
ing, heat'mg, and very gentle catkartic.
Bermuda paper.
RECIPE FOR Sore THROAT. Take rlas,
Of olive or sweet oil, and half glass of spirit,
OF turpentlre mix them together, and rub the
throat externally, wearing flannel round it
the same time. 1t proves most effectual wher
applied early.-Ths Mirror.
UsErUL RECIPE. When crack is discover
cd in stove, through which the FIRE or smok,
penetrates, the aperture may be completed,
closed IN moment with a composition con
s'stlng of wood ashes and common salt, mad
into paste with little water, plastered owe
the crack. The good effect is equally certain
whether the stove, &c, be cold Or hot.