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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-21

|. Bsnton's proposition to tar the Stale
Banks. as The Na'ionsl ln,elligeaesr cor.
ree,ly remarks, is based upon the RICH,
and the duty of the federal gosernnen'
TO regulate the currency Of the country
"a RICH. and duty which carry with
them. Of course, the power, il need be,
TO charter q Nauonsl Bank. Mr.. Van
Buren,, in his Message Of 1888. if we
mistake not. repudis,ed this power ossr
the currency, though it had been asserted
by Gen. Jackson. We should like ia
know what is The opinion Of The Rich.
mond Enquirer upon this head nop?
Lynch. FIR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-21

and nthsT measurs inlo ths Congress Of
he United Slalss. tntnilssE lhlssties 10
ialtadsd W The older msmbsu Of he
e8hisdsacys
Be o therefore RssolFsa, Thsl dis
Gsnsral Assembly 10 e0Etsmn % The
most decided msnner sny Aet b. me Con-
gress of The United Stsles. whaieser d.
tie 10 nay bess. which eaaiemplaiss .
disposition of the pFocrs5s Of lhe Psb-
lic Lands, Otherwise Than - SCI forth
ia ths deeds Of eesslon from he several
States. 81
Resolrea further. That onr Senators
and Representatives IN Congress. be 70,
qHesied 20 use their beEl sxeEiians q
procure The passage sf bill dnsesing he
division Of The proceeds sf The sales q
The Public Domsin smong he States II
an eqaig.bly ratio. 10 be used by ID,
States Cor Internal Improvements Edues
ton. % any other purpose. 30 may b
deemed expedienl By the several State
reesising said DESTRUCTION.
Resolred. That The Gossrnor Of hi
State he requested 10 forward copy a
these Resolutions 10 zach Of our Senator
and Representatives IN congres,. wiIh
request that they lay Them before ihsi
Te,peeiirs bodies.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-21

Punetuui. The New York Ameri.
eau say sthat the Finance Commission.
er Of the State OF Indiana has given
notice that oil the interest due by the
State will be paid punc,usIly on the
LIST OF January, al the Bank Of the U.
nited States. and at tue Merchants
B3nk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-21
Union Academy.

rS>HE spring session u this sehosl will com.
Il menec on the 18th instant. and end on
the 18th Of June, including term Of 1--WE
months, 90 usual. The tuition. per session,
For the Preparatory Col. Conrse, si7 so
English, . SO
Minors, s&#s t..5 #gt#se Hsa. 90
Board six dollars per month. Care will be
taken to cultivate the moral, physical and IN.
tellectuai faculties Of the students, for which
purpose The peculiar seclusion and healthiness
of the situation issrcmarksbly adapted.
JNO. X. HOLT.
Snuth.Ecst Orange, Jan. $. SIS 4~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-21

Important from Flerida. lit Is stat
ed that Col. usrney. ~hohad prarfed.
ed into The Everglades with ninety
men, succeeded In discat ering the
town OF we.ki-kak. where he cspiur-
ed % women and children. aud ono
warrior. and killed or hanged ten
Warriors. .. ~.xs.<.
An officer Of The Army writes that
from go 10 20 Indian ssrriors have
come in TO the different Posts. With
their rifles. which they surrendered,
thus manifesting . willingness on
their part 60 close the war. e
Al Fort Tanning. n warriors cam,
in on Christmas day. Al lamp,
Bay, IS warriors came in on the sam,
day. Seven came 90 Fort King. In
quest of Gen. Armistead. They Of.
forwards left that Post, 10 seek him
at Tampa Bay. At Cedar Key. "
warriors surrendered themselves. Sc.
veral others, number not knsa n.
came In az No. 4. q Post between Ce-
dar Keys and Fort flaming. Amnng
those that have surrendered, there ar,
but tao or three Mickasuckirs. "a,
most indonitsbie Of all the tribes
These warriors ell cams in ~ diE
iereni Posts. within four days Of each
other. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-21

baltimore Banks The RtsHmptiOn.
We learn that ai . meeting Of the
Presidents Of the several Ranks In the
city Of Baltimore on Monday evening,
ihequesiion Of the resumption Of sprcis
pay mrnis came OPP. when resolution
vas adopted by q decided vnte. that
II MAS inexpedient for the Banks Of
this city 20 resume. unless there Was
q Simultaneous act ef resumption on
the part Of the Banks Of Virgins.
This vote. we take IL far granted,
settles the question that there will b,
no resumption south Of pennsy ivsnii
al the present time. american.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-21

BlOOded Stock.
MY OH bloaAsd RRuLISn BUlI haow
ENh " god hFtllh, end Ne Will ~ Aepl %
~ baFH NaEd ia titltkaFsuth. aHa mil selea
Gees 81 AEs tFlisFa each kaEs aems Knrs
lilh sisgk Houii ssn e..t - -
49, JOSIAH TURNER.
gsnsaEy ~. &C.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-21

anu uSHUu6 w tu0 sohs osus ~"
the democrats, whatever may be his
intentions now. would very soon lind
himself Unidentified with them. just as
MIR, Calhoun. notwithstanding his
declarations Of continued hostility to
the administration, FROM the mere
fact Of his fighting in the same ranks
wilhi,s supporters, by sheer accident,
fell into a complete union With them.
On the happening Of such an event,
would the senator be able, by reason
Of his having previously. NTH much
ingenuity. greatly exited tue minds
Of the people Of his district against
the whigs, upon the allegation Of
their indifference 10 the opening oil
the Inlet, and by charging them
with tyranny over. and oppression
of the east; wuuld he, say. be able
10 carry them over with him!
| 1 know, sir, that he has always
heretofore, but with what propriety
shall not aow inquire. assumed t.
lead that section Of the state. Ht
seems to regard Mage Head as .
par. Of himself, and appears to &C
ss though he believed his eontro
over il vas as complete as Mr.. Gal
houn's over the state OF South Caro-
lima. Nevertheless, I have no fear
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-26
TDe Splrtt OF CDe @De,
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
ON Court strCct-OOrr tDr 2ost office.

To village subscribers S2,OO year. rpuymcHt he made
within six months $3.50 after sly months ana WITHIN
year. aud $500 AFTER the close of the year To companies
who take their papers nj the Nee 80 within sN iuhlhS
- after SIX muHt and within Nclri S2uO ulCr lnc
Close nj ac year. 1900 IN advance Tor six months Ss'e
copies live ceuts,
10 ,Ih,.ptions will be received 70. less than six months,
md no pa lef Will be- discontinued, ill all urrJaHecs are
paid. notice from apu>tllstcra9cn or SHbscThrr that
the paper ken from lis place of delivery, will not
receive attention, while there ANY thing due for H.
No paper Will he sent oat ol The ate, unless payment
he made in trance Of 10 the order OF ANY new ana M
known subscrbef, within the State, unless paid for III al
vance, satisfactory reference be muJc 10 some AG""h
and responsible person.
Taos, who su,scune for year, and do at the time
of subscribing Oiri G,cOnHuaHce al the end OF II, VIII
he cons er subscriber, until the! order the papers to be
stopped, and pay all nrrcnru2cs
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
Where ,,hi'ribcrto newspaper orders it to he Dis
continued, aud continues 10 be lc at his residence me
presumption s IN The d5seHcc oi ANY evidence to the con
ica git It is len b. the subscribers o'J,rs and upon
liza ury,nancr i, len from day to day for person ut
his pucr Of business with his knowledge ana cuHNvht
thouh not hs express cu>vht UHd he has reason 10 ne
cy, TIM, il /, 81 l, under the belief thona mistaken
uur TINT he subscriber and under the expectation aL
he is 10 pa piDs il that he viii ne bound 10 pay
tuf II. unless hu yves notice To discontinue 1t.
- Pos, ua,r.r, agents Whn neglect to give n0iicc ol
tn. ,lr,t OF subscriber 10 Discontinue themselves
rrspuabr Tor newspaper, from tho time such ost"n-
uIurr was ordered, rLc dAN to give the notice h l'r-
utiys undn ht. postmaster, though the dstunnIaice Is
optional VITA the publisher.
4, 4 po,,m,,,r may enclose money in letter to the
publ sler o newspaper to pay the subscription o I'u
person, and frank II, letter, if written by himself
Advertisement, seat m by persons having 10 account NJ
this ol'r must be ppid for in dir7cr, unless some one
knowa the editor will become responsible ior the 'or-
tiUn. ,.,,
Advertisements will be continued until forbidden, nnd
chlr.cd accordingly, unless the number OF Insertions be
specified. - ~
All communications must he addressed to c. g. EAST
MAN, and to insure attentions in all cases the name OF
tl,n" ti
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-26
LEGAL PLEASANT nIEs.

THY originate more than half the currcnt wit
IF the dav in the Great West. There is racy
freshness, moreover; about the pleasuulries Of HAT
region that is quite delightful. From late is
souri, journal We have clipped the following anco-
dnte of an eminent legal gentleman of that Siaie.
If il be as new to the readcras it Is to u.s. we VIII
proranrc his fayoriie suffrage. Eclng once op-
pnsrd TO I.r s., late member Of Congrtss, he
remarked as follows TO the jury upon pomt OF
disbursement between them: " Here my bother
s. and differ. Now This is very natural.
Men seldom see things in the same light and they
may disarrce in opinion upon the Simplest prncl-
ule4 Of the law, and that very honestly; While, at
The same time. neither can see any earthly reason
why they should--and this merely because they
ronj, nj difcren, sides Of the subject, aud 10 rot
view i; in all its bearing, Suppose, for Illustration,
a man should come in here, aud boldly asset my
brother SIS head (here he laid his hand very
aniiarly on the large chrckehead Of hI' crpo..
rent) u a sgr1sh. |, on the other hand should
maintain. and perhaps with equal confidence mat
!, is head. Now, here would be dllerfnce,
undoubtedly. an honest difference oil opinion we
u,irht grgrc about it till doonsday, and never agree
Yon often sec men arguing upon subjects rs empty
srI ,ri0inr nc this But third person coming 10,
and hooking n, the neck and shoulders that support
!, ,ronid sovai once that had reason on NY SIDE;
e.. II !, IVA: not n head. il at least occupied NE
,,,.o Of enc. and stood wherea head oughI IN No.
An This was uttered in the sravesi and "os' Sc enh
manner imaginable, and the elect was i'''-''''O''
ludicrious,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-26
H.frTrNN ElRCIrLAR.

ITO DR. CYCLISTS AND COZ NTRN MERCHANTS
Tr,sc yqlyahlc ARTICLES, OLuRli GES RAIN OF CO.
IL NINA tor the lirr and HAYS LINlMENTmr the
Piles yr have been extensively COuucrlctc1. THOSE
wanting these preparations will please always write, when
orGcrin. tommy other hou.n' for CaaYio"tS rriicir-
The true articles have that name or signature always on
the wrapuc' md vculcr, viii remember That, when or-
trirg ms the imitnluus exposed in nearly NIL the
ncWspacrs throughout tS country, that they could NOT
be- sold should they be- 20 unfortunate MS togct ilVm,
Our friends throughout the Union requested To give
W. immediate notice h, letter should any Of the counter
lrirs appear in thcirrcspccye places. Respectable,
CONSrOCk 1, co.
wholesale Druggists Fletcher II. \. y.
For ale in Woodstock Why .-.
5-y i. Ulltll'pN dr'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-26
CLNANLlNNss 0F ME HEAD & MAIR.

STRANGE 1t is that persons whoattcnd strictly To PERSON
al cleanliness, baths, DC should neglect the hcHdthe har
-tEC most Csscntul-lhU most CNpOscd-aud the most
beautiful, when properly cared for of all the gins orlhe
Creator Perfectly free may be kept of dandr"il or
sourl with certainty that the hair cannot full out by The
of the Balm OF Columbia. Ladies' viii YOU make Your
toilet without the article answer slyno, If You
have once tried and experienced its purifying ciitcts-lls
sweet perfume.
the Of y lrstthe only really valuable article. mass
orte,lmonl from all classes 10 these facts.
The positive qualities Of Odridaes Balm Of Columbia
are as follows:
lst. Fer infants, keeping the head free from sCuri and
causing Il lu.Wiaut growth Of hair
I'd Fo. ladies' after childbirth, restoring the skin, toi's
original strength and hrhnoss, ana preventing the Ias
ont ui the hair.
Sd For any person recovering from any debility the same
elect is produced.
am fused in infancy ill a good growth Is started it
may be preserved by attention To the latest period Of hlr
iii II rc, tr head from diucrul strengthen, the ro"ts
imparts health and vgur the crcnaon and prevents
IN hair from changing color or getting gray.
9Th II causes the h1r curl beautifully when done mp
in over night No ladies' toilet should ever be made
without il,
ith Children who may have by any means contracted
vururc in the hcud immediately cured OF them by It's
use. II is nlullibe,
LOOK OUT Coaglcllrits gre abroad-look always for
The name Of COMSIOCk u CO., on the splendid wrap'
p,rs, aud never bW! il without that nnnic
From the Boston Chronicle Ian.lO.
n We see by an advertisement in another column that
Ncssrs CUmst0ch " Co., the American Agents lnr VI
bridges Balm Of Coumhin have deputies to sell thn atl
clio in nO,tun md cCwhCrcWe know lady OF TINS Guy
whUsuhtr ncur, gone ms 10 expose entirely ht'
chronological Developments, which, considering that they
hrukturd m.t umiabc disposition, was not ~ realty
very unfortunate. Nevertheless she monrncd the loss ri
locks TINT ,hc had wo ami after YEARS. iuless resort
to miscGllr ,s,ony, purchased, some months ago
bottle ar TT Ordgrs Balm, and she has now rnsrts
I'm rich rro'suu glossy. ard ulryCu hnrknCsS. We ARE
not luaaEuur ~ the commodity has been sent to uS,
and indeed, we 90 not want wy, for though we were O.
hio,d to wear We ago we have nov, through IT,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-26
Ep &c Z 4 NJ.

WHEN Harry was old, 10 Mary he said'
My dear, if you please we will marry
But Mary replied, with a toss of the head,
81 never will wed the OLD Harry
lie waited til all her gay sutors were gone,
Then cried, a fine dance they have led you;
The hand that offered you treated with scorn,
And now the OLD HARRY went wed you
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-26
cur q St..
TO THE OLD YEAR.

nj ALFRED TENNlsoN.
Fall knee deep Hes the winter snow,
And the winter winds are YEARLY signing;
Toll ye the church-bc sad and slow,
And tread ye sonly and speak low,
For the Old Year Hes dying.
Old Year, you must not die;
You came to Us 50 readily,
You lived with us so steadily,
Old Year, you must not die
lie liyh still, he doth not move,
lie will not see the dawn OF days
lie hath no other life uhoyci
lie gave me II friend, aud tyuc true love,
And the new Year will take 'om away,
Old Year, You must not dies
So long It's you have been with us,
So much as y0u have seen Of Us,
Old Year, you shall not die.
lie lrothcd his bumper to the brim,
\ jollicr year We shall not sC0i
But lhoueh his eyes are waxing dim,
And though his foes speak i'll OF him,
He was friend to me.
Old Year, you must doi
did so laugh and cry with YOU,
I've halfa mind to die with you,
Old Year, il YOU must not die,
He was full of joke and jest,
But all his many qrips are oori
To see him die, across the waste,
Ills son and heir both ride pos-hustc,
Bat hcl be dead before,
Every one for lis owni
And ui.h is starry and cold, my friend,
Aud the New Year blilhc and bold, my hiend
Comes up4o TAKE his own,
How hard he brcahcs over the snow
| heard just now the Growing cocki
The shadows flicker to and fro,
The cricket chrps, the light burns iowi
IT'S nearly one o'clock,
Shake hnnGs, before You 90, Old Year,
Wen dearly ruc Tor yoni
What + II we can do YOU?
Speak out before yen 80,
III, face is growing sharp and thini
Aluck our friend is Cones
Close mp his eyes, tic up his chni
Step Gum lhc corpse, and let him in
Who ,audcth al uIonc
Aud watrth at the door,
There's new foot ON the floor, my friend,
And 4 rcw face a',hc door my friend,
Anew face at lie door.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-26

"Caution" is UC Parent cfS7fetV.
An attack or he Piles may be positively prevented b
using when the rrrnolicrl SYMPTOMS are iop the c'c-
Irotcd HAYS IININFNT. There are more than ono
hundred rooplcin this CITY, ard in the United States an
immense nun err who have suffered beyond endurance b'
this dreai complaint, who Keep Themselves wholly free
from attack y app ing thi, Liiimen when the feel any
SYMPTOMS off approach Of this there is most perfect
proof.
- More Genuine without the name ni CnTsTocN to.
,,r,,cn or the vr,rncrs SOLOMON HAYS
Sold at No. 2 I, tclCr-s'rcrt, n. \.
For sale in Woodstock VI, hy
tv r HUTCHINSON. in.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-26

n ..rpYANT & Co., Have on hand and hrc Just
receiving prime assortment Of spring md summer
Goods which will lie sold ut Uncommon 0t prcC for cash
q, annrovrd credit surh prices carrot fail To suit Gus
toners Pleas. call ard see Thry win Ne sold the
same terms MS heretofore ccrtinG hHt all accounts which
are not maid within the wear after the account has
ncnred viii bo considered cnsh nGd must We paid iu cash
n. H. ~ demands ire Of than one years stand
ing must he paid, no mistake.
May II, GA. BRIANT& Co.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-26

, ,l.
,C"'"'r' ~" "llu".'.'"s '"t ,t,LI ,gLon
op-u,"u '", a.. 81, ~ , I;, Thom
""', "'u", w Wv I ,,y I lo,r, Of
,"'' e"'I''U W. I ,I, w., aon,.,rIsd IN
u"'ohGa' h""W' 'nc"' 'n"t ",'
carry nun Wy "e""' to '''s''' '''''' " $50
pleasure, w., =
lGrl!' great ano worthy NuH"' Pu',, oJ,"
nu' eau SHOW un'e i.'%sun'I' sru, ;,, nno
oetN' ,nou ~" ,"' ~ ","S' rntoJ yo,r
more u''5,' '"'' t''U 'H'"'S ~ US ylo,; r.'r
n!Sn"e>'' no" S"". S"""' ,'''.' u.,', ,yLa
m' 'cW-Sn"' us ole'-'i'" ,'' ~
nf" 'e" PuNe'"s "u""s '''o ';Ii;o,. I'll III,
''s ""Y ,r;,,T r;,,' o,.ooJinrI, With curiosity
lf'l surprise" nln eArreog3 Il" c rUDI| ~
depicted III ms G0u",cm1nce' "' "u'"'' '0''''1 u
"nr H , ,ho cuu ""'i r, ,iI yoo ,ihr
. = ,"e'g "'''''' '"'' ''
.a,ill Cr,Eo,,
.T T,n. '" ,hnr:,
',.,'' WV"
.V,,,,,
Wv. w ,horo ros ,bo bird Pm, tell me- sgid
va; In rfl a., Lo,Jnoss thn, snr,riscd the Grand
Vogr .Jn., HON cr,tuinly mean to cYrry NV head
, =, ,r,o l;na,,,
=" . ~, Gram, oro,h Torly-vorr. sonr,
.SnJ W,bonmcd i L;s p,onhqrn added Yoo-,i.
;,l, ,,I,ich he s,o,,ed nm snch tune on his
u'c as caused the venerable ctMmhsI'Gn 10 SKIP
.TLo sririt oC Tbri4 seize ,Gecr reared Tally
yang-sang, cppcring about among The Business ana
leaving a strip of slim on every thorn, the devil
take thee for II muslcion' and on be s.lpped ana
Iyi ,' W." ro,n his ,rrcd and scoricd limbs
"''o" ,cro con. n'c,ely torr
aI n'I o n" CC linn continued he music with
,o',' III, Tn,i,,,an,, san, roroo, his oy-
sons md PatcIno,'ers; aud uF ana do"''--''' h'@"
and right hund-~adles chain -ba.an@ee--reel --J'S
and Spanish waltz, danced the c-lcsged ANA
tcur, roaring with pan, and utering horrible I'LL
precautions.
'Gcd is ~eat' quoth Noo-li-hn.
ellis curse be on thco!' roarcd Ta'ly-yang-sang'
! 'NIuSic hath charms sad ioo-l' hu;
Exercise Is the S'a" OIL me- l"''os"i'"'"'' ''O-
,-hn -
'tonlound 1t. Shr'ekch Ia'IY-Iohg-SonS'
'Ficly Is pleasant, morNl"ea loo-n N"'
Damnrbe' reared 'ia!ly-yang-sang'
Noo-li-hu perceived The 'i2or departing ''o"' '''o
limbs OF the Great Ma%'r' "hereupo" "o S,'"I"
still Iiyel'er an IHE-l",g,s"'s r0INeu," ".'"
! Wahee"1-""" "''Wr' '"o '"''"e' u.s., '' a.,
d'cs' aug toPru n,.Ji "u""s ''G Wno.,i-bm
agony OF pm" Nv o .,'','r D'''' s'''''
ptro'," ',''u wv ,i, q r,,ro ~, ho,I
- ',,,,fn' L'.,,, y, r';r rrrc,cJ Talj,-yapr-
'''''' '''
s""E' ,,,..,, ...i1 yoo-,;Lr
n.ros,'lu '"r'ri ,I' 'voor,, n;,cous,v cried
-, Nv, n"' S"r"'. SO'''''''
'a'8 sing
a., -, T''i p.o,lo,r
~ ''0 ''P"''
.s,,o,, II, ,by hcorlr
,y "''' ~ wy "'''''
Ml,,'i III
Ano,bcr rood borr did Tally-yarg sang capor
about. roar and basphcmc, till cruelty cHcurIdted
c'on, io"d ~ C,o,
vi .r" ~ y ,,,' swpar = us,cd Yoo-li-hu.
& 81 Jc,
.py thr,,whi,hi, sacredp
, 'Gy my heard ..
ina r"'y P'''o Cou''''N" '"G r "' cI,'a. .,JD
l'nprl 'o"o'" we P"I'' " , WV, ,..
adHi'0g 'h' nonu! I,'o S,,'.IL H.,
'.!-Y''s'S'g''""' '''''s '''''''' ''''''
genius ,.,.... D.,.,o.,
!, l"''''-'" ~ i',1"
: The great rals, mogu'S' and ior,s Oh Wo2lr''
belonging In the court OF fo,a,o@' had sa'l'o o"
Niih the king TO take stroll m TIE royal gardens
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-26

TrsT Received and for .alp low fresh lot Of West In
d dia Goods warranted Of the hest quality.
Dry Goods in few days 10 per cent lower than ever
o. \. BRYANT 4 90.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-26

lDgEPTlSE WENCS iSSERYED, AND JoB WORh
ENE.TFED, FTHE JSUiL RITES.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-26

AGENCIES.
BARRIER. No. 3-s - River Street. Troy, \. Y.
TUhDEiS POMEROY in Exchange building, Corner
If Exchange 4 Market street Albany, Ny.
For SNLErY
T. HUTCHINSON Ir. Woodstock, VI.
sC.S e. ~. CIIhNIBERiIS, rnrnar1, VI.
MEnRICK GAY. stnckbrdcc Vt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
C. J. RICHARDS 4 co

c. J. RICHARDS s co,
SiSn OF the Saw, opposite thu Swan Tavern
III street, Shockoe Hill,
INPORIERS and Dealers n Foreign AMI D,r,.s.f. IL,
~ now opening large sad complete sssoty.
~ SFhiN" HARDWARE AND CUTLERY VNi-L -
o4sn cry 'ccep'ancesr 81 n puncins ueu flsy y mi Lii
Al very small advance. Country Merchant o. a 49,
",tgh IN pad u Comprised Of the following Coed.
inoots1Es Patent Corn Scythcs
Walton best cast steel 10
Broad and Narrow Grass 80
bumhlc q AusCsias Pattern C,raz. q.
Dutch Scytl's % bcsI uuaTty
POCKET ami Pen Knives, ass6rfe1
SclssoIs shears aud RazuIs, do
.l ihuc Ahlses ana Forks TIth IVORY, .far ,glro
Ivory hnjvCs AID Forks, In SETS 81 Al r,,t.g g. 81,
large and very superior assortlnrtt OF sggo 81 A.,
4, o. u'EFel Lnt and perc ussiCu Guns
traces haucrs, Auvs, Vices smiths n.ll.yy
IS!n' INC plate, pad and other LOCKS
iand' PIT = cut, mill saw, half round
Collins and other Axes
broad Axes Nail lIJulIaCTs
Butt Hing all k!uls
Britannia Ware. Japaned tin Ware
raied Goods German saver Goods
EE'li~3n genuine and cstnmon Coffee Mills
sheet and bar Lead
Cast, shear, blister and German steel
Ii2Neis ana spades Hay and manure Forks
I'ch screws shovel ana I0Hgs, Tenders. ADfI,o
res bench and moulding Planes '"
VI ]. pit and = cut saws
Hand PANEL and tenor saws
$50, 4n assortment Of Looking Classes direct fsm
Manufacturer, consisting OF - NIT ''~"''
TS,T'Eg, toilet pier and tnaatel Glasses
FIsnca BIsksts, &c VI "'"a WA
Together With every variary Of E-arr. an. --..-.
soIiincnt oil Fancy Goods 't''',,