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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-21

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a Capg-Tss,s.
JAsuhry -, istI
VIZ 80 GOODS.
HENHE subssfibsr has jasi rsPlsuishsd he
lislss IN the Dfy Deeds line, Ssd 8akiag ha
s1set fun cad sOaPlsss.
,..sst, al,lsn. : A'spO''A
.aSPH.4LTUyN CaSlSL.iLERE,
fkeoR hunIing md riding Fanialoous. 81
~ AASoUlrH'S.
NEGRO CLOTHING.
uAr opsnsd q large stseh Of aprIaE NE.
q Gao cLorniNti--suct as Burlaru, slTips
SD Plaid coitoha, be. ceuou, Cesloa osaabufg,
Ae., fer aaievefy lev b.
Zee %, lsll EM AisQUTTH.
CLOTH s. CyaSSiyfERES.
II WOULD psr,lenIariy invite si che want
- sapsfior Nsst % gagisud Ctafs sS8 Cess.
asfes. 60 call sud iooh e sops resent sOlss-
'is e. .. ,s,, : = AlsoUsTH-
FANCY GOOD6
ARD.WID8 SILKS. 81 sarioss SHADES;
hesslia a. ksaiaes, cav aiyls;
aam siiirhe3 4. C. habdkSfeeiafa, very ABe;
A.Adfes' nuPsr. ApSkin Gieyes--yery low
Glove Knoiis--nsW atyio--
Vel Csapss, SOD blT Lsee VsiIa,
Wftha sseat varsity 90 Saieei 0os&s. aa
ysa 81, tsAi = = AtaQufTWs.
FRESH GROCERIES,.
"a WE lts % caat bgar 6 t6n u--csias Ga
~ RE csase--Ere TsAs. &c. ar. 81
laa 81 a8tt. 3 ~ 4FEorTfEfFe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-21

AhA&sANliAs 60 wits
r tbe clreeit snpssior cogft 81 l.nw ans chsa,
eeEy fef ssasrsea eornis, Nossmhsr ast.
Elisabeth H0spard, n'd otksrs,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-21

aEAeNHFIcENr SCHEMES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-21

.9SPH.4LTUyN CaSSLyifERk,
{kaoR hunting Shd riding panlaloous. 81
- 4 y AlSoUITa'S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-21

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-21

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New-York tribune., 1841-08-11

DOUDRETTE-l00 barrel. of FOudrste, choice article
L for sale al la0 Nassau-st, stairs.
Also FERTilZING POWDERS for Flowers; INES and grass
plots bushe half bushe peck tree from all iou
~ " ~ D. f. MINOR Agent
received place 70. removing me Gohse
Cesspeo much less offensive 'hah Inc
aus w. I-'-' - SEwoYoRK PoUDRETTE COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-11
J. g.. CANDEE, N. d. Dentist
o. ERNAnNAN NEW WORK..

IMPORTANT HINrS on THE MANAGEMENT or TEETH.
weld soonest to
bad They easily spoiled and by ucous
ea,y preserved vain boast of the skiu Dsns
that Teeth ordinarily subject h roG IN
be regarded settled the public mind that Iicou'
their pcrmRnce The Teeth composed subian-
easily decomGo-cd acids and oxygen
of acids, Important pre-
u the Teeth.
Isl, Keep ecils out tue mouth every tpg of the
stomach that generates acids there and your health ana e are
comparatively safe
Keep thing OF the mouth that atracs oxygen 2n1
this for three
ii, oyvgen ein the base Of acids renders Of the
douby acrd thu. the destruction OF the Teeth is
FASTENED.
The xydes produced poison and hence the general
hcalt! IN jeopardy
ID Gayac produced and by this both the nerves and
teeth suffer These hints duly regarded VIII lead 10 tAs following
important practice:
ist No acids will c.ansn. Teeth. All Tooth
pow ders should moderate aikai.
ID All the Teeth mineral pasies or fub
metals all which composed Of metals having strong any for
should be slammed their boastcd remedies are far worse
than the disease they promise to cure
OF metals such Tin Gold Silver, Platina
carefully avoided The pure,t metals differ in affinity
IN the same E'ouh fne oid Is tne ohS metal 'hit @
aud ths conclusion every
scientific Dentist must inevitably come
No Dentist the of an anagam OF
mercury silver whilst he is himself the habas Is al present
almost Unionof using amagam- Of Iana
Copper ard Zinc under the name OF Cold Plates"
Gold and Fine Gold alone for Dental operations must soon
become axopl ;,
And add in conclusion for the Information of all
~ho avoid the evil OF compound metals IN ihe
mouth they be furnished with Teeth sci TO hnc bold rates.
unmixed and unauea'cd by calling at my Room NO -
NcwTork only place (with the exception OF BRockf
Sox Toy) where Teeth set to plates without
oRucng into the mouth an anagan OF nj least ou he'us All
differing materially 10 their affinity for oxygen
those who entire nearly entire sets o Ieeh
inserted the atmospheric pressure or SUCTION piicle M
method putting Teeth differing IN 'ome essential points
the usually adopted feel confident IN saying stands
Gentlemen of the proesso requiring professions
invited cali and examine my method oil Setting
Teeth without thcuse of solder or any other base metal
NcpY York Juv 81 1871. I'M
New-York tribune., 1841-08-11
LYCEUM vILLAGES....No. II.

A brief Of The FIRST LTCEuM VILLAGE was
promised 1t is named BERsA. 1t is situated twelve miles
direct line SouthWcs from the City of Cleveland Ohio
and lies mics West from the Cleveland and Wooster
Turnpike The Company Incorporated by the Legislature
About oncha of the 900 Shares are subscribed for by In
stituos and reputable individuals in lis neghborhood and
in Cleveland, Hu.son, Warren O.. Detroit Mich; Bearer
Sharon and P>burg Pa; Rochester, Newark, Lyons, Al
bany, Troy Catski, Poughkeepse N2w-York, Brooklyn
&c.; Providence, X l.; Hartford CT; Great tal Unity
and Dover y H.; Norton Wi!braham Worcester Dedharn
Lowell, NcwburyPot, Boston, &c. Mass 4 few Shares
taken in the Southern States
The price of tho Stock so per Share payable oneith
down, and the balance in quarterly payments. The value
being greatly above the present (cost price ii not thrown
in9 market indiscrmnae. The property engaged (par
Of which paid for and dceded 800 acres. Ii mas thereon
small but good Waer-Power, valuable Builing-Stone
Quarry, and the celebrated Bcrca Gndstonc Quarry The
Gnd,tones made from this Quarry unsurpassed by any
known America. Whctsones also manufactured there
Refer 10 NJ. q. Wood, Esq. 258 Front-si. Nev-iork.
Building commenced last Season. The School * in
operation in ,hreeory building, designed Ultimately tor
Temperance Hete Lots sold only those who agree
perpetuatc the Temperance principle. Arrangements have
been made for the manufacture Of Philosophical Astronomca
and Mathematical instruments and Globes; o the establish
OF lthographic Press Juners IoCi Manuiacory
&c. The First is designed TO be Scientific Mechanical Vii
lasc. Horticulture WILL however, receive attention. The
location is healthy, pleasant and sufficiently fr;rle.
The Stock subscribed for, if all paid: in, would be
sufficient build the workshops and Inslu,sn but
the power and influence Of the Com2an desirable
sell the remaining Shares Lyceums and individuals in
other parts of the United States If - he Stock
unappled for the st OF October next ;lc then Stock
holders will have opportunity increase she number Of
their Shares. More !, II. o. S.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-11

a BOOTS, BOOTS AND saHOEs.-Look and
"a thsn cali ia Chatham directly Opposite the
u Trademarks stands old Boss RICHARDS Boot
-7 Museum Great good aud wonacrfuand OF the
Curoses of the day All who w,h to sec hun
rc thousand pair fashionable and durable Boots and Shoes
biited at nea wish the largest boot ever
exhibited werd made of leGera who wish 10
New London Philadelphia ashionsa who
wish TO encourage ncchaHica who opposed to
prison Monopoly and who wear Boots and Shoes ich or poor
are invited TO call where sxpencc passes the slow h
ling and the largest the world stands the door, at
WI I'm BOSS RICHARDS, Ia ChathamSqr
New-York tribune., 1841-08-11

were cut on II hunting excursion
New-York tribune., 1841-08-11

A CIVIL LuNArIc.-To man, on the Fourth ot July
boasng of hi, freedom celebrating the birthday of his
de cadence and get know him be dcbascd and brutazed
by ignorance, with ctters his soul and paddock on his
hips is 10 have before us what often ctrl IT.
aatic j. Orvillc Taylor.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-11

INDIAN BATrLt-Passcngcrs in the stcaF.boat Thames
says the ST. Louis New Era, from Council Blrs make
of battle between party of the Pouav aianes ana
band Of Sacs The attack made by the Eotawatomie
who said have killed FIVE Of the Sac, and have
lost three of their party. The Pettawatoni, apprc
being pieces, most of their warriors
u hunting excursion.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-11

A VICTIM MoRMoNIsM.-On the shore OF the lake
miles of this, in Portland the attention OF the
traveller would be arrested by the appearance OF well nsed
and commodous dwelling, the apPurtenancc ol well
cultivated good conditioned farm indicating the abode OF
a,ie, industry and happiness DO you stop s quat the
cooling enjoy lounge under the pleasant piazza
Protected from the scochng sun by beautiful grove, IL VAN
do listen for the domestic OF ngcr tor the welcome
hospitality. Silence and solitude reign there 1t Is tho
hour Of busy labor You look around distance you dis
cover oilng in the field alone and he Is the goodiy
pattern of He invites YOU 10 conferences YOU be-
come interested in his history He tells you re was the son
d s,erncr cnatc-cradcd the sca-lashed banks oi
Nova Scotia In ripper years, his home was the ocean he
iC of which he and commander, toundsrcd ut
he saved by takrg TO the lonsboat he returned
the land Of his birth. and married his botrohcd and IN
after wears when the father ot six Children he removed with
bis family aud settled upon this very farm eighteen years
since then in the widest Here ne continued in all the
noymcn, consequent upon vrtuou life, possessed Of the
esteem and confidence of his hbors and competence
this worlds goods. His domestic relations were happy
nnterruptedy unit, within about two years since The
poer Mormon preacher appeared III the nelshbor-
hood The wife and daughters of tins now lone man
we're among his hearers. Wild fanacism fastened upon
them, and they became converts TO MorrnonS Inc golden
Bible and the revelations of Joe Smith bid them prepare
tourney TO the promised land The husband and father
eposed bur and kind persuasion were unavans
The pictured scenes of home but the gloom OF night
compared with the bright visions OF the Mormon heaven
upon earth And Mormonisr, required the sacrifice OF do
And these were not enough satisfy the demands OF the
strange god pecunary tribute exaced to the amount
the personal property of the already bere OF WIFE
nd children Hearess and hopeless, he yielded to the
mand and besides his horses and the cattle OF the field
literally emped his house TO saate the cupidy OF this
Z aher Juggernau, They left him alone The wife, two
Sos and three daughters arrived in Missouri. In three
aaahs after their arrival Mormon ground the mother
1 Fekened and died.
And now Joshua Crosby widowed and childess though
be by the power Of Mormon deluson having recovered
ton the shock with the big heart of sailor fotgives and
as by ready for another pull the on the ocean of
@e Dunkirk Beacon
FAMINE DAceERs-There is fine epsram under this
nas thus:
Say. The aors, John Knox looking droly askaat
l. isugh at you poets. your ignorance knowing
4nlS IN, heart of your hero dagger you plant;
oa!why willy plant where there's no chance 'gTowing
40 chance Of growing" said the ape of Lord Byron;
planting whose growth follows quick may please ye
myOar breas, If planted some inches of iron.
'0u soon find it grow-mos, eonfounded uneasy
New-York tribune., 1841-08-11

AN AMERICAN LADY's OPINION OF The OPERA: HE
QUEEN.-Wc had the ballet La Gitana after the singing,
and Taglon No praise of her grace is exaggerated =
There is music every OF her arms; and If she
wosd restrict herself within the limits OF decency there
could not be exquisite spectacle Of its kind than hel
dancing would give the rawlings of her admirers and
allow that her grace is Gods beautiful gitt and that fitting
should be used But could this grace be equally
demonstrated with skirt few inches longer and rather less
transparent To my crude notions her positions are often
disgusting; and when she raised her leg right angle with
her body, could have exclaimed Carlyle did, Nerc
ful Heaven where will it end - Familiarity must dull tho
sense TO these bad parts of the exhibition; for Mrs --
quoted French woman, who said. of Taglioni One must
bo dance like that. should rather have said
differently And would div dc the world, not our witty
friend -- does, into men, women, and Mary Wo>on-
crafts but women, and balletdanccrs for surely
have forgotten the instincts of her sex before
she can dance even as Tagioni does apt you
know my dear c., tilt against public anluScmcns
but hold this be cxccrable and, ii my voice
could have any influence would pray every modest women
and modest man-for why soud this virtue be graduated
BY different scale for the different every modest
man and woman, then, land dscounenance Its ad
yancemen there. If we have not yet the perfection OF a
maured civilization God from the CORFU .ons that
prelude and intimate its decline
Miss Scdgwck's New Work.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-11
INpOPTANT TO FEMALES.

DEELDERs HARDWARE, a, 9e Dvieil-.,rest.-A ,--l
Is complete Sash PueE Butt Hnge screw nheI
ican English Knob L-cks Fine Plate Dead Cueo'1r r % Az
Chest and fadLscks, Barrel Round, Square Srring @ M
Shutter Bolts Plate Hinges together with neay ever. ~
line, all Of which viii be sold as oT as al any P "
city .., ,,;.s N, cash
Iee ASo S4' ''eAA py 'n' 'AaN' - NJ JOSEPH WEED.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-11

DUNBAEs's Cheap Shoe and Cater Boot Store, e2i
g yev Walker and Hester streets where may
be had ladies' misses chden'- Shoes and Cater Boots IN
great varieties Ladies' 81 - s. 25 y3 H
New-York tribune., 1841-08-11

IN afer Tuesday the May, 1871, the will
~ Follows:
cksvlle o'clock, A. NJ, and 2; o'clock, p M
Leave Hampstead at before O'clock A. NJ and 10 min
past o'clock, p. NJ
Leave at II o'clock A. VI. and'3 p. NJ
Leave Brooklyn 81 O'Clock, A. NJ and ~ O'clock p d.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Jamaica at 81 O'Clock, A. NJ and y. NJ.
Leave klyn at 81 o'clock, A. NJ and 6i p NJ.
Leave liicksvle at 81 o'clock p M.
Leave Hampstead at 10 minutes past 4 o'clock, p. H
y taking the will
Rockway and the several villages the
regularly the arrival sf
the Rockaws Hampstead Habor Glen Cove Wheatey,
Bay Huntingdon Baby Smthown ip Lift Snedckers
Hotel through the Island Grcenport and Saghab0r.
Bedford l2 East NewYOrk o3 Jamai-
ca 25 cent. Bushvle 81 Wesbury Carlo Place and
Hempstead 81 Goats: o Hicksvile 6ai cents. jyl3 3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
DR.. NILES
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF TOMATO,

An Important substitute fer CaIor1sL
HE prorreiorS Of this article, keeping la view tho nef
Il that wise and benevolent Being plac ed within the
reach OF AL remedies adapted the incident
othe diseases OF the south and West upon or.
ganc or functional arrangement OF the liver
attention TO those ARTICLES which esp, eaiy on
the hillary organs. "
Aner long laborous and expensive research they have
succeeded IN extracting substance from the TOMATO,
organs, ;hcy have dcnutnuaed RepaIiHe medicine
that Will produce all the beneficial CaloeL In
both acute and chronic diseases without pOssb Of
producing the uclctcrous consequences that
article lis action upon the constitution universal no
paro the system escaping its Influence. II is however,
upon the organs OF secretion and eNcrcliun great
power Is particularly manesjed hence is peculiarly
eases IN which torpdiy or congestion Of the liver and
portal circle prevail
IL Is admissible In all where Il Is necessary 10
cleanse the stomach and bowels. II obstruction
ard cIctes quick and healthy ofse liver other
glanduar viscera OF The abdomen. Being dusibe its
the surface q: The body, ccompancd by agene persp
ration tdoes no. exhaust like drastic pun yes; still
lion ~ more universal and often be repeated not
merely with safety but with great benefit This becomes
indspensaby necessary in Of long Standing for
them intense temporary impressions made by strong
clneS seldom ever, 10 good but tend TO njuTe the
NINA Of the constitution.
tits cleansing and purifying TO the sysen acts In per-
feot harmony with the known laws OF Tile, and undobt
edy one Of the valuable articles offered pub
lie trial and inspection.
For convenience this Is three Vran
pills Tho white pills edfhdTfc dif.rdfrs ia pAOrs
and relie The yellow pills Tome sfisnElaaf and
diGDhoTete. FoI sale Wholesale and retail, by
ALEXANDER DUvAI,
Sc ~ Agent for Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
''''A 8 'f ron I Sri cSEE s. ''''T''''
SCROFULA
sfEpCITRIAL DISEASES.

TUE sar.apana OF the shops very apt to be nearly
quite hert either from aee or fom hsvnk
tanned from an inferior species OF smaA i , ~ nrs
which have long been In vogue have ptoosoy con.
buied variable reputation The activity OF the roo'
is beHevedto depend upon oae or more setu Pnenss
or by chemical change al the tenn
tcraurs deg THIS Tact appears TO be demonstrated by
experiments OF Pope, Hancock soubersn and others
Hancock makes tie following observations After long
bonst peculiar odour which rises aburdaniy on the
cocon OF sOod Sarsapails IL almost extngushcd PROM
The sarsapaia prepared In this way icunu No sensoe
drowsy, and rackng effects produced by aage quAuy,
although the Of six or c-hi ounces was treu Al
dose. NJ II'ood s Baekes u. g. DsspeHsdfory -.
knoyic,lre OF these facts and the uncertainty Ptnc'
ice OF the Of Sarsapara In use Icto inc JUS
covery after repeated experiments, OF the mcod OF
pairing compromising the extract now oncrcdto INC incur
,rfhnn! ,andts warranted to contain, IN con.
eontraed form, the active principles OF the root oo'aneu
from the most approved species OF sn'ilaS. -. .,
In the cssul Of the worst forms OF the MS
eases the OF which sarsapaTa Is rcccnncndeu
acr prcparaoss OF that medicine the ranaees &c
,,nve eraions and affections Of the bones in simple
rpfa. and in ual and mercuTo syphtc diseases
have been permanently curcdby its use In three months
without other treatment except the most simple apph
cations the parts diseased Asal OF twoor three bottles
similar eases, will prove the cnieaey and importance oil
the preparation. -.,.--,,
Mas been given freely scroous habits Tor the cure
diseases, being admirably calculated IN sue cases
10 remove from the body, and restore the usual
veor Of constitution. The use OF two or three ooues
will every such occasion, prove an eneeuh security
against secondary affections. a..
Alternative, particularly in general debility,
with Fore and deprayed conditions OF the system nom
scrofa and other diseases, in chronic RheumasI and
obstinate affections Of the skim II ID an Invaluable mecinVs
A'u''''' '"''' ALEXANDER DUvAI,
f,rf he Pr NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
IRON STORE.
TREnEGAR LION

IWE subscribers the only agents Of Messrs. Dcane q
Cunnlnghans In Richmond Tor the sale of the Bar
rom the rsdesar Rolling Mlard Forge, take pleasure In
onerng To their friends aud the eneray al the
ons sizes oiron these extensive works
uog hey feel the most entire confidence (rcsing
the evidenee OF almost all the principal In this
chy) that they offer ssgood 40 DO procured
irou any similar establishment in the Union.
Tho sizes produc which we shall keep con.
sianty on hand good assortment follows viz. Round
inch. ~ w " '''''
fiai-LibltlL H. H. u,lI2 p, 81 J. ~, 3l4 inch 81
any desired thickness. Arrangements In pro-
gress 10y the proprcors for making Hoop and Hand Iron
with other extra sizes which will be in readiness In
weeks alter which We shall be able 10 meet any demand
likely tooccur inthis market.
ENGLISH swEDEs, ULSTER AND COUNTRY IRON.
sn tons Of English Swces Ulster and Country, embrac
Ing an assortment OF every variety Of OF which kind
supply.
Band, box and hoop Iron
Mould Boards and plough Plates
Crow Bars and Nail Rods.
STEEL,
American Blistercd
English
German and Cast Steel
Spring Steel for Gigs and Carriarss
The highest price will be given for scrap Iron
hui WoRrl1AM. MeGRuBsR * co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
Ro,yLAND's TONIC MIXTURE;


"A specific and lasting Cure for the Fersr and Ags.
'Hls worthy remedy earnestly rcpcls the sur OF beins
quses medicine, Il having been the result Of many
years experience and abour, In the
Observation Of FEVER AND AGuE. 1t is composed Of
such nleucinai principles considered Of
restore the harmony OF action between Stom.e H.
err and the other important functions system, the
loss OF which harmony II evidently the immediate cause
OF the disease Hspeedy promotes regular and healthy
appetite, which Is generally entirely destroyed or rend
ed very precarsns; by which effect vsour and ia
soon Afforded 10 The whole system. be 10
all that medicine possessing these peculiar Virtues Ia
useful In great variety OF complaints by renewing tho
healthy action Of t'e digestive organs has proved
OF renarkaele benefit In Dyspepsia, Dspraved Appetite
LisaItop,n, Wafer Bra,h Fia!uleney, Jaundcc, Nishi
iections - similar origin. Hut IL Is In the Treatment Of
FeverS and espec ally la FEVER AND AGuE or liner.
mtten Fever, that its powersh have been principally
and with those who have SCENTS
ced sovereign to all remedies heretofore cd for
those diseases has also been used by
many who were subject to periodical recurrence Of tho
Chils and Fever, and has always warcd or the nppro
hended attack to II deemed not Improper 10 ae.
company the Vegetable FebTifuge with the many
unequvoca eerheatcs politely furnished the propr.
tot eorooorvo OF the foregoing statements For further
accounts OF ia great usefulness pamphlets ou-
panynE each bottle
Asupply received, and for Fale by
LYEll- JOHNSTON LYELI,
- AEenss for the PROPRIETOR
dc " Al J. McNildoo's Old Stand, Richmond. Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23


Has lust received snd opene This Nee oppnste
ne Banks his Fall supply Of Double single GUNS
RIFlEs, PISTOLS, Pen ami Pocket RNIvES Fs~linE
and ffshns Ta'kie, FiIrey Gosds, Sc' Ills prescott
stock was laid ia the best ma he requests town
and country frenrt DESTROYS OF purchasing in his line to
eau and canine his articles and prices being satisfied
GuNs-Dounlo and single Barrel Guns, Of all qualities
klELEs-A neat assortment, AMI made 10 order
nrerr vr9, e. Holster, bct and Dueing Pistols
PaSant Six Barrel Revolving Pistols
PowDhRFLAshs-An neat and choice assortment from
TO l6 OF.
GAME BAGs-New and handsome pattern,
Liquor Flasks and Drinking Cups
Shot Pouche. and Belts
GuNPowDER-Engli.h aud American, IN nistsrs and
by retail
'Pereu..ion wrenehes aud Cap Primers
shot and Bullets, all Nos
Dog Collars Calls. Chains and Couples
Shot Chargers, Bullet Moulds
Gun and RIDE Locks, in great variety
Gun Lock Limbs, Springs, Tumblers Cocks Sears Coo
Gun FURNITURE, complete
FISHING TACKLE.
Limerick, Kirby aud Virginia Fish Hooks
English silk, Hair India Grass o;her Fishing Line
Hooks gut moods, Floats, NC.
CUTLERY.
Razorf Pen, Pocket, and Dirk Knives Bowie Knives a
handsome observation-disclosures and other makers
FAHcI GOODS.
Silver ever pointed Pencils Pocket Books and Wallets
GillouA and other Steel Pens In great variety
Walking Canes spectacle. Snun Boxes &c.
:. Sutherland returns his sincere thanks 10 his friends
andth Public the very liberal patronage bestowed on
him since he conmence ell business In return Re assures
satisfaction and cheap prses afford any niue emen he
rests satisfied that he Will receive continuance their
fayors.
The undersigned WI tSs s AHaniifil for SINAI, ,,vor.
well as large, and Tespoctf ally Informs Snorsmsn tb,t ali
Kinds OF Repairs "llb done eIpedously and eheaBly.