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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
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ParEET SUSGEoNs rRUss,
For tho radical Cure of Hernia.
m mrSss has been Tried AMI srsssssd BY tho mos,
nsss 81 hnsh ia AGILITY Of Adaptation to The variety q the
s RfSs has sssP
superior lasii1eoi by the surgeons In faiadelpha aud
DR.. p received III. diploma the Mechanics la,e Fair
In boston, or iis superiority over all others.
and lot ale. by GxYNoR 4 R0YsrsR,
in3i Ono DIOR above the Bel Tavern.
FRESH AND sExsoNxnLs Boors,
WHOLESALE AND J, Il RETAu..
~. Will receive by arrivals now daily expected hrse
additional supplies Of BoOts Shoes, Trunks, se fresh
hand. render their stock the varied md com
ls,e hey believe to be found in Virginia at ths time aud
NC eenerany at wholesale aud retail such prices they
Purchasers OF fresh, f,shisnsbis and good ar
cles la our lnc, will had tn their advantage
The very s,ronscs, to buy Amousss The sr
ees recently received and expected, We cher the follow
ing, viz:
Ladies superior kid and morocco dress walking shoes
ladies' superior Kid aud dress walking Slippers
parMcCnrdy's
Ladies' superior scassin walking shoes aud slippers
DO do white Kid and white satin do
DO DO Cater foots-ouiied six Bcskins
DO DO Md and morocco Buskns.
cENrLEhEN's.
Gcntcmcns superior csskin and dress Boots,
part Niles
Gcnemens superior eslfskn cork sole and proof
Boots part Miles,
Genlcmens superior kip skin Navy Shoes and Brorans
do do caitskin do Do, part Miles,
Do 10 do Over do, 10 10
no calfskin water proof Boots, al 6 and o.
DO do. do 10 Shoes.
MEMS.
Meas lined and bound eyed aud sewed Brogans
DO stout unbound DO 10 do DO
DO exua heavy pesScd and sewed WAFER Boots.
woMEN's.
women's sewed and pcgrcd leather Wells
DO do do 10 DO Boots
Do fne eiiheT kid and morocco Slippers
BoYs'.
Boys lined aud bound begged and sewed Drosans
DO hne eafand kin scwed Btogans
DO extra heavy sewed do
DO fine calf Boots.
Masses hne seal.ssin and Dress Boots part city
made
Misses inc do do III 10 Shoas
DO Kid Slippers
Do Gne leather Boots aud Shoes.
CHILpREN's.
Chldren's superior welted Bootscs and Shoes
In common 30 DO 30 do
Do superior morocco Boots Shoes aud ANGLE Ties |
TRUNKS.
Superior leather Travelling Trunks bellows aud hard tops
DO hair and scalskin Trunks. &C.
ID. BURLINGTON 4 CO.
Wholesale and Retail Boot, shoe Trunk and Leather
de 10 Dealers Mansion House /
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
MORE CHEAP GROCERIEs,

MORE CHEAP GROCERIES,
rsriRELT TREsg.
w on hand sad oTer for safe tiie following Goods, 1t
"nos's sd o. s,w ne .1 i PSis os,
DO prime Porto Rico Sugar
do 10 Cuba d anew and most bssut.
fI article
. esvery low ptioedloaf sugar
u Do most superior double refined do, unusually
aopseEsses Teas, part frs, chop
10 mos 10 e s1s,g s ssgs ,ieo do {. m, .,
ii bog. superior si Gree" IsSuirs ceScS' ''"'"
% g. 30 o SG s' 30 30
2sS .. "I n Is,ss vel, filled Il,,,pooI Sal,
1000 lLs Cotton Yarns, of various aeioIlea aud redu
300 il,s tg,sss s,os,lder g,eou
300 90 prime western Mddlings with and without back
20 6sis 70. eng, Norm c.rouo. nesrin"
100 ri,ne Family Iisms
DIOOO Cigars, part fine
10 bags Pepper
g % Anspiee
80 boIes spctn and TsIIow Candles
100 sides osk tan sole Leather
Dod Cords, Leading Lines
Indigo, CheNing Tobacco % all qualities
Powder and shot, se.
ALSO,
Constantly hand, asuoitmenl Of Iron .nd Steel .
best Cut Nails o. al sizes. Insde Of swsdss Iron
giving nsS eahbeiofe buying WAR = wu,rv
ry- Cranes Old stand, bs,sssn me geI T.yernsnd
| eoe ~ Webb. Booker y Hamilton's
TRIPLES CONCENTHATED sABsAeh-
| RILBA.
FURTHER supply Of The above, which has mt Will
IA 1he preference % the Faculty over every other pre-
The sn and CHEF Diseases. which depend upon Impure
hsbt, or scroiulous condition of tie system.
IT'S prepared Wfnovf boiling, and contains he sciss
principle Of The approved species Of SIMILAR Ia high
4 ALEXANDER DuvAL,
! Ws Agent for Rlshssns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
AaEsIoAN TABLE CUTLERY

~ J. RICHARDS & co. have Just opened addition.
~. al supply OF the above justly celebrated Cutlery
consisting in part, follows:
Best heavy ivory balance handles with French Forks in
sets % 81 pieces
Best ivory balance handles with plain Forks in OF 81
pieces
Also superior article Of black and eoiored self-fp
lance handles with and without French Forks, in sets Of
81 pieces Otherwise
Also, Beef Steers, very superior article
DO Ivory and selfip Carving Knives and Forks
DO do game Caryers
The above goods for sale at other establishment In
e city, will he disposed Of reasonable prices the
Hardware and Fancy Store, sign OF the saw opposite the
swan Tavern, II street, ShOckOe Hill 30
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
BLANk ACCOUNT HOOKS.

BLANK ACCOUNT HOOKS.
II w. RANDOLPH A. 60. would respectfully atree =,
90 merchants Who intend opening sets Of HOOK
about the htst Of yanusry, the proprety of having
made some weeks bcf0fc they wanted very newly
made Blank BOoks when Immediately used, are ami 10
break ~ the binding, and the paper ~ blot
The bostquslty of paper with other on hand
snd cen Re made up at short notice ip any style.
100 medium aud dent Ledgcra and Journals aJ5 eso
Leges, Journals Day. Cash, Lcfter and Invoice Hooks
and 1870 smaller Bank Books haudfnost of them
aS months since. which IL much larger and better ssor
inent Than IL usually kept for sale In Richmond
We assure the public that they will always dod M or
ofcss 6ne selection Of goods and prices low a. Tho
quality be lad W our city or elseWberc
J. W. RANDOLPH a co
bootaclers and Fancy Dealers, doofs below Early',
the Theatre. deg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
rIIAWL Room

GAY d BENTLEY have this day opened upwards al
VI ONE HUNDRED splendid Shaws and Mantlas, arranged
on their second hoof, where they can be conveniently
mined. Among them,
Heavy figured kabylc Sh1wla
Embroidered camel hair do
Rich and extra rich Broche do
DO embroidered Thibet do
Elegant figured satin DO
fpcndid embroidered satin DO
eros grain, satin, and mode Msnulas
Velour Ottoman with fringe DO
Super eliene velvet do
Embroidered and cut velvet do
Extra rich embroidered satin do
Those IN want Of the above articles will rarely meet
with 50 favourable opportunity u making selection.
Call soon. No. 25-2weo
CtCOTTs PATENT IRON SAFES, Lined with
> Asbestos manufacumodn Philadelphia by g. W. Cross
varying In price from ei5 TO sLJO-For sale by
H. BALDWIN,
ien Opposfe the Ranks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
BOOKBINDING AND BLANK BOOK
mantle CrIRIGts

I ". RANDOLPH co. HookselleTs, having aitach-
~ CT 10 their store Bndery, and first workmen
employed prepared execute Bookbinding OF every
description.
Merchants who intend open sets Of Books on
the first OF the year, would do vel call early and leave
their orders.
Clerks OF Courts assured that their orders WILL be
All dod TO y.ffhc cara anil dis ,frh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26


BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
JOHN !. DONALDSON, President
THIS Company makes ASSURANCES ON LIVES fol- one
years for Life, the following rates for
every hundred dollars:
Age One year. SersE years. LTe.
70 slcD si.l2 S2U
Is I6 l53 276
az lqI Ie6 .375
60 435 i9I 10
GRANTS ANNUTTIEs- for hundred dcllars:
g g years. of Age 'i Iss Per Annum.
10 li.l9S
BUYS ANNUTTIEs;
SELLS ENDowMENTs FOR CHILDREN;
RECEIVES MONEY on DEPOSITE;
EXECUTES TRUSTS;
MAKES CONTRACTS which life the interest Of mo-
ney Is involved.
WILLIAM MURDOCH, Secretary.
Applications be made personally 10y letter, (pOsi
paid the subs Tiber Agent for the Company Rich
ond who will furnish all cessary Information
Jesirous Of availng themselves of the advantages which
this Institution offers for providing against those change
which all subject from the uncertainty of life and the
precAriousness Of business. BY the payment Of small
sam, which most men spare, comfortable support
aiay, by this means, be secured TO her families
%. BALDWIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
BOOKS, sTATIONARY. &c

BOOKS, STATIONARY, &c.
W RANDOLPH CO, BOOKSELLERS, doors below
Esriys Hotel, and opposite Hubbard Gardner a cos
shoe store Main street have conily received large
assortment 81 standard miscellaneous Echoo Books
stationery % all kinds and qualities; and Psncy Goods IN
great variety.-hn Of which hoy Oher 20 country
chants and otbers, Al low prices. oc3
Old GNebtsH CHEESE, LO ~ DON DOCK
-. bHANDy, 90 80.
IOT Of very superior Dclpda and Gloucester Cheoss
IA. pipe ezra nne OH Co1Hac Brandy
- casks best LONDON Porter and brown stou 7
10 bali chests Of extra hne onnI,owder Tea
Jug received, aud for sale af
THOMAS r. T. TABB's
~S ps~fS ersessy, Or Nan ssrsw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26

TIVE subscriber ecevng and keeps constantly onhSt
u at wholesale and retail, and al the lowest prices
Plain and japan Tin Ware OF every description.
Also agreat variety stoves, designed for burning either
wood oro oaL
Stove Pipes and every Other article in his line, made 10
Sc 20 TITUS RICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26

N Chesterfield County Cauft Dec embct a. ls,0:-TLo.
Il mas Belcher, Wan Belcher. Daniel Bceber and Ar.
ehbad Frankl aud Nancy lis wife, pitfs against Tonas
walsh dnd Martha hs wife, and john PeIknson tia.
OF Robert Bclcher, decd defis Tx CHANcERY.
This day came the plaintiffs and fled their hin AMI IN,
Defendants Thomas Walsh and Martha hts wife hot
ing entered Their appearance and gven secuy according
10 TIE act Oh assembly aud the rules OF this Court aud Ia
sppeainz by satisfactory evidence that they arc not la.
btntsoi this Commonwealth: on the motion IL the
un by counsel, ordered, that the said defendants 10 an.
pear here on the first day Of March term and
the b 81 The painiina and give sCeary performing
such order the court may in the premises; ard
that copy Of hiE order DO forthwith Inserted in some
Newspaper published In the city OF Richmond for two
mohls suceessyely, and posted tue door OF the
Courthouse Of this County.
copy. Testo.
dc ls- w9w colin NJ. FARMER u. G..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26

NlRGlNlh-At Rules, holden IN the Clerks Office oil
TIE Circuit superior Court 81 Law aud Chancery fnr
me County Of buckingham, tho 7th day Of December
l7V. ~ IutSiler, admit Of Christian ShTack deceased
pldn,ihi against Wilson ~ Price WIN MOsoley and o.
bert irving, dciendauis,-Is CHAacERY.
The defendant Wilson ~ Price not having entered his
appearance and gwen security according the Act Of
senDU and the Rules OF this Court and appearing, 10y
sslicofy evidence, that hc IL not nhabtant Of ia
country II ordered, that the said absent defendant
appear here e first day Of the April TeTa aud
answc the bali 81 the plaintiffs aud that copy ~ this OF.
Der be forthwith inseredin some newspaper published IN
the tty Of Richmond, for two months succeasveiy aud
posted al tho front door ~ the Court House This county
Copy. Teae,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26

Noitoway County Court. December III, 1870 Wood
ZONES pht AGAINST Thomas Grimstesd Robert Tucker
cary ' ' ~ N"""
The defendant Thomis Crim-tcad not having entered
MS appearance and given according the act Of
assembly and the rules OF this Court AMI appearing BY
satisfactory evidence that he Is inhabiant OF this
communicating IL ordered, the said defendant do sp.
pear mere on the hrs day of March Term ncxr. an.
swcrtn o OF the plaintiff and that copy Of this order
Courthouse OF this county. - Wv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
lie ls-uew For mo n ja,ncsrsv. u

Rules heidi the Clerks Office 0f the Circuit supe
"A nor Court OF law and Chanecry, Tor Fuyanun Conn
~, In December, lSiU-Jancs u. Ciough and Oh Akin
son, merchants and partners, trading under the dru
James u tlougs d Co Csuing for the Oh o.
botne) pifs against jahn II. Hopkins and uiam T
stoehon stage contractors aud partners acting under IN,
hrm OF Hopkins stockton, and Mel q Cav Renian,r
H. Megruder and Areheisus Strange, eAors OF Gideon
A. strange, deed delA-fn Chdneery
The defendants, John II. Hopkins afd William T. Stock
ton not having entered their appearance given
according to the act Of assembly and the rules OF
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence tba, the,
ATE not inhabitants OF this country II il ordered thai IA,
said defendants do appear here the OF the
term and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs aud that copy
OF thus order be forthwith In some ncwspa
published Ia the city OF Richmond months stcc
sveJ, and posted at the front OF tho Courthouse
this county copy. Teste,
dc I-wqy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26

VlksINIA,-A,ac out he'd for Iisliias county, at
the Court House Their eof Tuesday the eah dsy Of
November 1910; Mary Linn Uhe Cldor) Mary Linn and
lane Cole, plaintiffs; against William HuT anl Nancy 8
wife, and Edward C. Carrnion. eS or of John K Linn ,
ceased defendants-Is CuANcERY.
The defendants, William Hurt and Nancy his WIFE
not having entered their appearance, ami given
according TO the Act OF Assembly aud the Rules Of This
Cour; and appearing, by satisfactory evidence that
they are not Inhabitants OF this Commonvea-lt il or
dere that the said defendants do appear here the
1urth Monday IN January next and the bill the
plaintusi anu that copy OF this order he forthwith In.
seIed IN some newspaper published in the city Rich.
door Of the Count House OF this county.
Copy. Teste,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
ja6-Wow '"' RoifE ELpRlpGE. G. G..

N1uGINIAi-A Rules held 10 the CLERKS Once OF
v Tho Circuit Superior Count of law aud Chancery for
Gouecster county Monday, the Tih day Of December
lti0-6eo w HOuihal. comp'i, against Warren T. Oker
ftanees olivier, Maria Olivier, CtohyicT, John
seawel aud 'hom1s foy Trustee under certain deeds
/ from w T. Olivier, dchs lis CukNCRHY.
The dcfendsnt, Thomas Fox, having entered bis
appearance and aiven security according
seinby aud the rules o tins and u appearing hy
satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhabant o hs
Iommonweaih 90 motion II the complainant, by Warren
Jones, his attorney IL ordered that the said defendant
doappcar Rules 10 be to ion IN the Clerks once Of or
said Court the first Monday March net add
the plaintiffs bill and tata copy Of this order he forth.
with inserted IN spme newspaper published In the Civ Of
RICHMOND TO- two months osaiyeiy aud posted Al 10
'front.' door Of the Courthouse Of this county.
~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26

A Rules taken in the Clerks OF the Crcun supc
nor Court OF Law and Chsncary Of Prince Edward
county the 7th day OF December 1890 Nathaniel vena
pic admor with the VIII ANNEXED OF Charles wooSon
DECEASED plaintiffs against John Price. William N Pie
naihan,si j. Venab'e and Joseph l.. venabie exor o:
Robert Ncnable, deed defendants.
The defendant, John p. Price not hayna entered HI.
appearance and gwen security according The Of
General Assembly and the rules Of This Court ap.
peaIing that he "a not inaahant of this The
nolion OF the plaintiff by counsel IL is rules
Aforesaid aud accordingly ordered that the said defend
ant, john f. Price, do appear the Clerks said
tou ~ rules To be holden on the first Monday In April
ne snd answer toe plaintiffs bill and HAT copy ofihs
paper Prnied ia the City Of Richmond for Two monIhs
successfully and also posted Al the FROM oJi OF ihs
Court House Of this county
Copy. Teac,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26

NhnGINfA AT Rules, bcld Tor the Circuit supe.
ror Court OF Law and Chane.ry for Luncnburr co,,.
~ the 2nd day of November, 1910; Micah baldwin, orae
Kent George r. Kendall, and George NJ Atwaier ner.
chants and partners trang under the firm style OF
nu'w,n hent To- rainifsi against nenry A. Fowikes
dciendams-lS CHAscksr
The Defendant Young Re.imond, not having entered
s appearance and given urty according TO The ACT OF
Assembly AMI the Rules Of TIL court and n ring by
satisfactory evidence, that he Ia inhaban OF his
Sononweahh On the motion OF the plaintiff by their
rs ordered that he appear here the first Mon
n February neki, and file his the pillhf.
oii and mat copy Of this order he forthwith Inserted
"a one OF the newspapers Published In the civ OF Rich
door OF the Courthouse cf this couniy ~ '
A Copy. Tcstc,
nO2i-vxw wM m raytAD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
jel-wow ~ JOHN CARY, G.


Intervening Count began and hcd Tor EsseE eoun.
"A IT, the Court House In Tappahannock on the 2ist
day Of December 1870 Dorothy Garrett panfH sRainat
James 0arnetf aud samuel r. MoOunan who ntermar.
ried with Emily Garneu who deaa without issue
defendsnfs,-fq ChdpeerV
This day csme tho palnuh w counsel and led her bill
the defendant James Garrett having cnteTe hs
appearance, md given security according Act OF
Assembly sndthe Rules Of ths Couu and appearing TO
the Cour nv satisfactory evidence that the said Defendant
IL not an inhsbsnt Of Tits State On motion Of tho paln.
n ordered that the said 10 appear hero on
third Monday In March answer The plsinH's
bll; and that copy 81 this ordet be frhwuh inserted
~ newspaper published IN The CIV of nicnond or
Of Frederic ksbuIg, for eight weeks
and anotcr copy thereof be posted At tho font door
| of the Court House % this county.
desD-w9w JAMFs nov MfrnU tr rrt
| TOBACcOa sEoARs, SNUFF, sc.
/ CUPERlOR Chewing Tohacco
4 - Principe and Regais serars
s'arrs Leiper's and Lorrsrds Scotch and Maeeat 81
| Snun
French Rappcc Snuf
/ Fafcidt0chcs Do
Jiarstham'e moo DO
| Dcln Gror DO
| LornnifPs chewing and smoking Tobsceo
Also assortment ~ good Spanish and serara
various psieee, from 70 $50 per 100. n
1 6AYNoR a RoysTER,
mS sssys Ihs Bell TsrUp
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-10
From the Richmond Uykip.

The Post Master at Wheeling has been remov.
ed or his blood has been shed. We desire to
know OF the wailing politicians, if this was not
worthily donel lfthis brswing partizan, who for
days together abandoned his Office and pera nbulat
ed the country. making stump speeches did he de-
serve his fate Could the Administration have
stood justified in the eyes of the people, if il had
retained this man. who had so lagrantly yiosi ed
his duties. Hs was not merely an active politi-
clan, negecting his duties to aid his employers at
Washington; but he an indecent demagogue,
appealing to the worst passions and preiudices to
promote his ends. When last spring Mr.. Rives
was in Monongalia, this faithful official and anti
abolitionist sought to enlist public prejudies a.
gainst him. by denouncing him an Eastern slave
holder-and having no feelings 10 common with the
non slave holders of the West! In our opinion.
and we believe the people Of Virginia will concur
with us, the guotine never fell upon the neck OF
one who more richly deserve the stroke May his
fate be visited upon, and the public service be
speedily Purged of oil others like him
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-10

A FRIGHTFUL COLLISION AT SEA-
The packet ship Susquehanna, Capt. ].
w. Miercken, arrived at this port few
days since, from Liverpool, but in dsa.
bled condition. 1t appears that on the sth
inst, during strong gale from the N. w.,
and while she was going at the rate OF
eight knots an hour, under reefed topsails,
a vessel was observed Immediately on the
larboard bow. The helm was brought up
in order to avoid collision, and by this
act the Susquehanna was brought imme.
llately IN contact with another vessel on
the other bow. She was discovered too
late to AVOID crash which took place
under circumstances truly alarming. The
stranger vessel, after the first shock, slew
ed round, passed Immediately by the side
Of the Susquehanna, and Captain NJ. states
that he was unable to discover any person
on board. He cannot say whether she
went down or not. One of the hands
says that he saw her masts fall. The
Susquehanna was considerably injured.
Capt. NJ. reports having seen several is
lands Of ice, and having passed between
two at the distance of about three hun
bred yards. -Philad. Inquirer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-10
DEN'TTSYR ".

EOHN LITTLE, grateful for the patronage
- hitherto received, in Martinsburg and lis vi
entity, has determined TO devote his attention (ex-
clusipely,) to the practice OF DENTISTRY.
Hs is prepared to insert TEETH the most i'm
proved method now in use, and to perform all ope-
rations thereon. in n manner which cannot fail to
give perfect satisfaction. |, is presumed that his
method of inserting teeth, the single root, ia the
most durable of any invented He has also prac-
tsed with much success, the new and improved
system Of filling csrous teeth The operation is
performed without the least pain, and renders them
servceabe as they were previous TO their decay
ing.
He has Just received beautiful assortment of
INCORRUPIIBLE TEETH
Ladies waited upon at their residences if reqnir-
ed. April 90, l84l.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-10
From the New Orleans Pieaynne.
THE LOAFER'S LAMENT.

There came the leyee, broken down loafer,
The beard on his black chin had long been unshorn,
For whiskey he sighed, but his last spree over
His pockeis were empry--his shinplasteTs gone
But grog shop attracted bis eyes sad devotion,
For he knew thai, Inspired with whiskey's emotion,
He had rolled on its floor like ship in the Ocean,
As he walked to the bar for a smaller of rum.
Sad is my fate, said the heart-broken loafer.
The dog and the tom-cat to a shelter can flee,
But amt got coat my poor carcass cover,
And nobody cares gin-toddy for me.
Never again while most gloriousy tight.
When the stars wink their eyes and the moon shi-
meth bright,
Can take a sweet snooze on the levee at night
Full Of liquor and valor, untrammolled and free.
Whiskey, my loved one, though sad and forsaken,
In dreams, to the bottle joyfulIy come:
But alas on stall in ish-mnrket waken,
With my lips and my throat just dry drum
Oh, cruel fate wilt thou never replace me
In grog-shop again, where constables chase me;
When the " busters" | once knew again will en-
brace me,
And call for more liquor to welcome me home 7
Where is the tavern that stood by the market,
Where nine times day Tor juip I'd call,
And we jolly souls all the evening would lark i'll
Busters and friends, ye have wept over its fall
No more in that baT-room the jolly boys meet;
No longer loafers each other may greet
They pulled down the tavern to make new street
In sadness saw them demolish the wall.
Yet all its sad recollections supPressing,
One wish alone my poor bosom.will draw,
nd bequcath 10 that kind soul loaers last bless
ing,
Who'll give me iulip to mosten my craw;
Then asleep on the STALL when my legs their
motion,
I'll dream that float on an alcohol ocean,
And quaffing its waves, sing aloud with devotion,
" Whiske, love thee best when thou raw"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-10

RENOVATION OF THE PEACH TREE
The editor of the New England Farmer
says that gentleman residing in Cam
bridge, Informs him that charcoal placed
around the roots of the deceased peach
stock, WINS servIceable. He Immediately
removedthe soil from around the trunk Of a
sickly tree in his garden, supplied its place
with charcoal, and was surprised at its
sudden renovation, and subsequent rapid
ity Of its growth, and the tenucity with
which the fruit held on to the branches,
and the unusual richness Of its flavor
when matured.