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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24

WooL IN AUsTRALIA-Pcrhaps tho re-
cords of any country do not furnish an in
stance Of more rapid increase in the prodnc-
ton of wool, than the original convic, settle
mcntS Of Australia. We say original convict
settlements, because, though such at first,
They are now the chosen point of en-, grafton
for muliitudes in England, offering advan-
agcs which it is thought the Canadas do not
possess, for successful agriculture. In 1907,
the whole quantity Of wool grown in Australia
was only 345 lbs. In 1889, it had increased
to 20, l2S,774, equal to one fifth of the
whole consumption Of Great Britain. A
large part Of this wool was exported to Eng
land, and the trade in Australia wool is be-
coming rapidly Of great consequence to both
countries. We see too, that a large number
If the finest improved stock sold a, auction
a, the late FAIRS IN Britain, has been pur-
chased for that region of our globe.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24

Thus it seems four cords of hickory give
ont as much heat as 4 tons of coal, g.
cords of maple, or 9 Is cords of pine. 4
knowledge of these facts might aid those who
purchase their fuel, in determining which is
the cheapest Cor them, at ans given time,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24

The March OF INrEILEcT.-The old
phrase of whipping the d round the
stump" has become obsolete. Scholastic
men now say" llagellaling the venerable
Nicholas round the remnant of a tree"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24

COMPARATIVE VALUE OF FuEL.-Several
years since AFR. Marcus Bull instituted a
series of experiments, founded on those of
Coun, Rumford, in regard TO the quantity OF
heat given out, and the consequent value OF
the different kinds of fuel for economical pur-
poses. The result of the whole was as fol-
IuNs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24

CRUELTY TO CuILpRrN.--" Jun, does
your mother ever scoId YOU :" "No some
thing worse than that" Does she ever whip
you, Jim !" "No, she never whips me, bat
Sire washes my face every marning !"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24

THE Bench vs.. THE BAR.-At Mt. YER
non, n.y., some time since, Judge seized "A
bench five feet long, and iloorcd "A contuma-
cious lawyer. The latter boosted that it took
the whoic bench to pat him down.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24

kO BALES of heavy sheet ngs of different qualities
cphaye iust been received and are offered for sale
At Manufacturers prices 10 Merchants and others
who are invited call and examine the stock before
purchasing elsewhere, under the belief that the exam
nation will prove advantageous 10 them.
BY FOLLETT & BRADLEY,
Nov ~. al the Wharf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24
From the Democratic Review for December.
A DIR L 4 NJ.
pY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.

1nAp a dream-n strange wild dream
SAID dear voice ut cally light;
And even yet It's shadows seem
10 llnser IN my waking SIGHT.
Earth green with spring, and fresh with dew,
AND hll9ht with morn be fore me stood;
And airs Just wakcHcd softly blew
On the young blossoms OF the wood.
Binds sang within the sprouting shade,
Gees hnmmod AMID the whispering giass
ANA children rratiled as they PLAYED
Beside the rivulcts Gmnpl ng Glass
Fast climbed the sun-thc flowers were flown;
There played no CHlllcn in he glen
OF some were gone and some were grown
10 blooming DANES and bearded men.
Twas room. twas summcr--I bchcld
woods da' kcnlug in the flush of dav,
ana That bright livult spread and svelled,
mighty stream, with creek aud bay.
And here was love and there was strife,
And mournill shouts and wra hfl! cries.
AND strong men struggling as for life
with kiIottcj limbs and angry eyes.
Now stoo Cd lie the shades crew hin;
Inc rushing paths were pill. with lcaves
Ana snn-hurn groups wcru gathering IT,
From the shorn field, lis fruits und sheaves
The river heavel with su len sounds:
The chilly wind was sad with moans;
sack heal SOS m sed and burial grounds
Grew tack with monumental stores.
Still wancl the dav; the wind TINT cr,so1
1hc jagged clouds blew chii,cr vet;
1he woods were stripped, the fields were wa ;e;
Inc v - TT! sun was near is stt
And # the youn-, and strong and fair,
a lonely r,munnt gray and weak,
fingered and .hivyrpl to the air
VI that o!ea. shore and water leak
All! ngais drcar and d,o,h i c,,d,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24

1t is less crime to gnaw "A mans finger
with your teeth, than 10 manglc his repu,a-
ton with your toungue.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24

- Ia\pl-


NTUTISOI > HIS.
M ESSRS. PANGl ORN If ERIN SMAID are
W appointed State Agents by M,ssrs Alexander
and John Morson, Of the British College tf Health
London; one of cur firm Wis ted the college IN London
and we hold our appointments now directly from head
quarters. correct picture of the College Buildlnrs
can be seen at the Variety Store and in the hands Of
our ub-agents, All the packages will be signed in
writing, "PANGBORN & BRINSMAID"
Dec !, lS4l. State Agents.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24

- NJ. Pore IS now receiving his fall stock OF
~. Goods, consisting Of general assortment Of Dry
Goods Groceries, Crockery and Hard ware, wheh
hcoiF,rs for sale at email advance from eovt'
NctS 1871.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24

TUE undersigned off he cloths manufactured bv
the Darlington Mill CO.. at Wholesale at Boston
"'iceS ! he assortment comprises the yariOu CO ors
ma qualities. and for texture. beauty of finish and
'Nccence # manufacture, are not surpassed by any
American or English louis
FOLLErr &. BRADLEY,
NOV. ~ Burlington Mil Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24

BLACK INK.
SIEPliENS Dark Blue or Black Ink,
- Blue Fluid,
Cooper q Philips Llacll Ink,
Brchet X Thavcr's
The public are invited to give the above ink and
mud far trial, for am sure they can have nothing
better. Warranted not To change in any climate.
For sale by Nov. l.. $ HUNTINGTON.
wiring Paper.
'TS REANlS Cap, Letter and Note papcr, received
cand for sale by Nov. Is. : HUNTINGTON
Buffalo Robes.
II BALES superior Buffalo Robes, lust receive
ana Tor sale as chcapa the cheapest by
Nov Is. by f.. VI WRIGHT q Co.
r, Also No Outer Caps, Lynx MuiIs and Boas, Fur
Collars, Angola FrIugts &c.
IL lHAlES Brown shcCtnGs for sale by the bale
iN'plece or ard, very cheap by
NOV. T.. VI WRlGHT& Co.
- Also, full assortment bloachod shlrngs sheetnqs
&c
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24

surgical Instruments
W 'cit-lni ccling Apparatus, IA leau,i!Il
VI article, IN ca c>)
Syringe Of all kinds.
Breast Pump, (n ca,c>l do. Pip Is and
shields,
Nursing Bottle, and Tubes ofmanv kinds,
Cum ,4>iIc King, for children eating Teeth,
silver, FieX L. end Gum Elastic Ca;he,ers.
Bolgic>' stomach 1ulc,,
ln2I-h and German >prng Lance,s,
In-ll- anl American humh d.
Mtr'h'> silver aud scel spring TrlsscS, "a most
rec rated "rtclc) ofeverv kind and size,
Halls do. do. do.
Twrche.I's Gnm Elastic do do. do.
For >aicbv Nov PECK a. SpF,p
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24

A LARGE assortment of Brass Kettles vice.
II AnvIls Trace Chains Halter do etc etc is ofJeyed
for sale at prices which cannot fail 10 SUIT Customers
by FOLLtTT f BRADLEY"
Nov. ~. Cd Dock, Burlington
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24

At the New Cash store.
We are now opening Nrw and SPLENDID assort
mont of Goods just selected with reference to the
wants of the People, consisting of
French S-4 Plaid Shawls
English & PRISrs Dress H'd'ks
American silk Shawls
Bomha2incs Merno do
Alpnes Broche do.
Mermoes Italian Crnyats
NJ ID. LANES Nash'b'ol Flugg H'dhs
Silks ofevery style
\ new and complete assortment of Broad Cloths,
Cassm- res and Satnctts, und Nestings Flaunels &C.
Also, large assortment of Groceries, Teas, Of ey-
cry quality, s CARS Molasses, Co 'ee, &c &c all of
which will be sold very low for CAsm.
JAS p. WHALING DC
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24
CASH PAID FOR WQ0LLEN RAGS.

WE wish to purchase 500 tons of all Wool Rags,
w such Old Bed Quilts Coverlets, Blankets,
Shoes, shrs, Drawers, Stockings, &c, including
Merno, Circassan, Plalds, BombazelIs, and every
kind and color If all Wool Goods, not lued or lelted
except carpetinp, lasting and'pIunella
We WI pay four cents per pound, for clean Rag,
of the above descrpton-no part cotton, linen or silk
in any quantities, delivered al cur Store West side
e the Square, opposite the Court House Burlington,
Vermont.
For all Wool Carpeting, we will pay |. cents per ID,
HlCkOk n CATLIN.
Burlington, Dec. 10, 1871.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24
Il ,iliicts.

E)nnets.
IINE Florence Braid tVelyct trimmetD Bonnefs
ram straw ana SILK Bonne's, full assortment
very cheap, just reed by +. NJ WRIGHT & Co.
Nov. 26.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24
BLACK INK.

| AMP Oh, b.carheI AMI unllcached of superior
dIpnaluy, tor sac cheap iy S. NJ. fOpt.
Nov. -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24
NOYn Scotia Pla stcr.
Flour.

1890 BARRELS superfne Flour, selected with
80 =, I'e u care by an accomplished and expo.
iencod MI Ter from the most celebrated and approyed
Fancy brands, manufactured from Cenossee Wheat.
For sale at the Wharf by FOIL Eft g. BRADI.EY
Nov. 20
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24
Burr Mill stones and Boiting Cloths

10 PAIR Of French Burr Mil Stones and COM
.Oplete assortment Of Boiling Cloths from a cele.
brated Mandatory IN Holland, for sale at reduced
prices, by FOLLETT & BRADLEY, Agents
GOV. %.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24
GROCERIES

{ ND Tyson, Dung Tyson, Hyson skin and Pou-
>Cchong Teas, st. CroiX and Porto REQ AMI Musca.
yado brown Sugars, double an single refined Loaf
DO bunch Muscatell Raisjns Coffee Saefarus, &c.
uSi received by F.. NJ, WRIGHT & Co.
Dec. g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16
Js.-pA resprs'. cs.ee-irs,.e sssssparsIla
TOR THE CURE OP
SCROFULA
nyEeCrrnIAI DIsEAsrcs.

THE s,r-apAra OF the shops very apt be nearly
Il quite .ett. either from agc OF FROM having been
Of lac incidence together whthe improper modes OF pre-
pafg which have long been In vogue, have prooanV con
rbuted tolls variable repuiation The activity OF e TOO
10 behevcdo depend upon one or more aeIiJ prnepies
soluble 10 In water cold hot, and either
rendered inert by chemical change al the TEN
tersure 2l2 deg This fact appearso be demonsred by
Hancock lnakss the following observaions "Ancr Iona
boiling peculiar odour which tises sbunantty on the
OF good Sarsaaria, Il almost cxingushcd Prom
the sarapaila prepared IN this way found no sensible
results upon any pacrt is peculiar nauseng
drowsy and raekinx effects prodnced by aarga quanhy
although the deeociion Of elk OF was ieu
dose. ~ Hood d Baeke's u. s. Dispensafory:
knowledge OF these facts, and the uncertainty prae
OF Sareaparla IN use cto inc is
eovery repeated experiments, OF the metho oil pre-
pairing compromising the extract now ohcredo the ncu
cal icsson and public Tits prepared by new pro-
boiHe and Is warranted TO Contain IN con-
FORM the active principles q the root, obtained
from the most approved species OF sulex
ts efficacy has been repeatedly tested In private practice
Of the worst forms OF the uis
eases for OF which Ssrssparta Is recommended
aner other of that rocdeine the Panscea &C
hsb been u.sd without effect number Of
and affections OF the bones, IN supple
uTiRl aud mcrcurio syrhttc diseases
have been permanently euredby suse IN three months
other treatment except he most simple apph
cations parts diseased TRIAL OF two or three bottles
In similar cases viii prove the efficacy and importance OF
the preparation. -,
given freely I'm scrofuous habits for the cure
OF other diseases being admirably calculated In sneh cases
all disease from the body and restore the usual
vsor OF the constitution The use oi two OF three bottles
will such an enectual security
against secondary affections
A. aton,e ana Alternative particularly general debility,
with impure and deprsved conditions OF the system ON
Serohal. other s-escs IN ehrcne Rheumatism, and
ohsnsse Accns cf the skn, u an invaluable medicine
ALEXANDER pUvAI,
:, 10 AGENT for the rToprctNr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16
DIR. NILES
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF TOMATO,

An important substitute for CaiopsL
b prortietors OF this article Keeping la the fact
that wise aud benevolent Being has plac within tho
reach OF all remedies adapted the diseases nede to
the climate they nhabit knowing that most
olhe diseases OF the South and Wet based upon Or
ganlc OF functional dcrang ofhe liver their
attention TO those articles which esp, cialy on
the hillary orgrns. = -
After long Aborous and expensive research they have
sIeesced 10 extracting substance from the TOMATO,
organs hey have denoninafed Reyatns II ned'ci no
that viii produce all the beneca results CaoueL In
ooh acute AMI chronic diseases without the possibility OF
producing the dceteTious consequences that
aruele Isaciion upon the constitution Is uny cIsa no
pauolthe system escaping It's influence. la how ever,
power is particularly manifested hence IL peculiarly
adapted t. he treatment OF bilious fevers other
eases IN which atorPdty or congestion Of the liver and
portal circle prevail.
IL is admissible in all cases where Il is necessary to
cleanse the stomach and bowels II obstruction
and quick and healthy acon oftke liver and
kanuuar Niscora OF the abdomen. Being duusblc
-peraion, produces ITeo circulation in the vessels on
he surface % ihe body accompanied by agenle persp
ration II DOCS no. cNhAurt ike drastic al its
uon "a more universal and may ofien be repeated not
merely with safety, but with great benefit. This becomes
indspensaby necessary In Of long standing for In
them intense temporary made by strong et
cncs, seldom fever, DO good but tend to niure tie STA
nina OF tie Constitution.
Is cleansing and purifying the systetn acts in per.
feet harmony with the known laws tile, and unaubt
ey one Of the most valuable articles offered for pub
tic trial and inspection.
For deine formed into three rran
pls The white pills eethGFne serGIivr d,apGoTef
" and dIETeie The yellow ptsHTe IsHe sfnlaaf and
dGphoTefie. Fol sale WHOLESALE snd retail, by
ALEXANDER DUVAI,
80 W Agent for Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16
Dns~roR a n,nts
UTEuO-AnDOMIEA sUPPoRTEu

fer iAs rei( and " Procfd<sfia aad Ireiaps.s
Ufers. 81 external pressure.
fIifs apparatus coapruasea by broad, con el..fia
pad the whole OF the hYy ssfrts an the pressure
10 30 eonisede 10 operate obquely aud bae
lower portion OF the abdominal muscles eonrcnla sup-
port which al the uatne time that dilnishes their a.
Dor, stimulates them by the well power Of me-
ehaniesl pressure upon tho muscular tissue, pera
neat renewal ~ their vigor.
hteduees the dlstended hypegasfrfs5s, and 81 ts de
reeton upwards and backwards, directly relieves tho
pefre rfseera fo tue unnatural Of the DOWN
ward forces, thus whom the apparatus IL carefully And
properly hted TO the peculiar TORN Of the patient
rtaby affords the immediate immunity from the tls
ressns "drsgsins and bearing down Sensations while
accompany nearly all OF vlsccra dlsplac
and its skul apple alton Is always followed by early
confession OF radical relief from the ;alient.
euppy OF the above Instruments Just received, d.
rect frou the Pstentoe, and for sale at his prices
oc3 ALEXANDER DtivAI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16
ROwLAND,s TONIC MIXTURE;

a specific and lasting Cure for he Feper and Asu..
THIS worthy remedy earnestly repcls the sinr of b.or
Il aquaek medetuc, Il having been the result OF many
years experience and labour, Ia the al AMI
obseivsuon OF FEVER AND A0uE Il 10 eomposed N
such medicinal principles most 81 TO
restore the harmony OF action between the Iv.
and tie chcr important functions OF the sysem tho
loss OF which harmony Is evidently the canse
OF the disease hspeedy promotes regular and healthy
appetite, which Is generally entirely destroyed or rend
ed very preearrus; by which effect vsour and
coon Afforded To the whole II must be apparent n,
ALL that medicine possessing these peculiar slrIues in
useful IN great variety Of complaints By renewing The
healthy action Of tho digestive organs, proved
OF remarkable benefit In Dyspepsia, Depraved Appetite
neatb1,n, Wafer Brash Fiaiulenoy, janndiee, Night
sweais, Dyseniery Bowel Complaints many other az
,eeIlons OF similar orsin Bus Is In the treatment Of
FevcrA and cspec ally In FEVER AND AGUE or liner.
men Fever, that its powers have been praepsy
aud with those who have scents usefulness
ced sovereign TO all remedies heretofore for
those diseases II has also been as preventive hy
many whn we're subject 10 periodical recurrence OF the
Cls ard Fever and has always warded OF the appre
hendcd attack ES- u deemed not Improper 10 ac
company the Vegetable FebIuge with few OF the many
unequvoea certificates politely furnished the propre
tot, eorroborave OF the going For further
accounts OF s eIeat usefulness, pamphlets acc ON.
pany ing each bottle
Asupply rec eived, and for sale by
LlEll, JOHNSTON & LYELI.
Agents for the PtoprieaI.
de " ~ j. Mcktldoe's Ola Stand. Richmond. Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16
MRS. II. H PYLE

V'ENpERshet grateful acknow etgmenfs her friends
and cuomvTs Tor the liberal patronage she has re-
eeive and aepusnis them she issf at home
ell Efforts n merit continuance OF favor, In having
nshed an assortment which ioT variety, quality and pre
may vie with an other In the city; consisting Of
B'pe black aud any other colored figured silks
Newest style Of Chaloy and fancy muslna
Prints Of various patterns and qualities, from
peryard
ShRwlS of every description
Fine DJmsszincs, Saitine.t, Cloths and Casslmerea
large assortment Of Linens
1hn I'D cambhc hdkfs and Linen Cambria
handsome thread Edsings and luseTnEa
Cambric do
beautiful French worked Collars
Fringe for curtains
Newest ashion genlemenE stocks collars and bosoms
do do cravas and hdkfs
great variety Of Hosiery, silks wooicn and cotton
Newest style Ribbons Laces &c
ladies' AMI Gloves, silk leather woolcn
Together with variety at fancy articles TOO tedious 10
enumerate but which viii be found highly worthy Of
tonlinn-A The
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16
IRON sToRE.


mE subscribers the only aTeHis OF MessIs. pcans 4
Cunnlnghsms In Richmond for the sale ofthe Bai Iron
rom inc edegar Rolling MIN and forgc, take pleasure In
oneIng TO heir friends aud the public generally Ill the
extensive work
40 deng they feel tie entire confidence (restinE upon
te evidence OF almost all the principal consumers In this
thai they oter ssgood an article can be procured
IRON any similar establishment In the Union.
The sizes produced and which VIC shall keep con-
stany on hand good assortment, foows viz Round
inch. w '" W ~ "" -''h $3.50
fai-l, 10 u u ", 81 a. 4 81 81 inch Of
any ueaLed thickness Arrangements In pro-
scss ~ projectors for making Hoop Band Iron
with other extra sizes which will be In readiness In few
likely TO occur inihis market
ENGLISH, swEDEs, ULSTER AND COUNTRY IRON
" tons 81 Engsh swcdcs Ulster and Couairy, embrac
ing an assortment OF every variety OF size OF which And
supply. N"N'~-
Hand bex and loop Iron
Mould Boards and ploug h Plates
Crow Bars and Nail Rods.
STEEL,
American Dlstcred
English do
German AMI Cast Steel
Spring steel for Gigs aud Carriagea
The highest price will be given for scran Iron
aal WORKMAN. McGRUDER n co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16
GROCERIEs. METALs. 3.

GkOCERiE rs. METALS. &C.
TOHN n. GORDON ofieTs TO country merchants and
~ others, his Fall supply of Wehselcctsd articles,
West India, Orleans loaf and lamp sugar
lagura, Rio, Cuba, MaTacaiJo, ana Oh Java Coffee
West India and Orleans Moasscs IN hhds and bbls
Gunpowdsr, Imperial, Young IIyspn aud Black Tea
Liverpool blown al ground Alum slh
Good and dana ei SOLE Ls.ther
Lamp OIL cheap, Cr cca pts-BupoTior bleached aud
winter pressed
Candle and Lamp Wick aud shoe Thread
korh CarOua Family hoe IcTrings
Window Class, 10 ald 1912
Ironbound Tubs
Brown Naregstei and Shaving Soap
Letter and Cap Paper, Tucd unrulcd and Wrapping OF
all sizes
Fanunes' and Mason's Backing
Nova Scotia Grind stones, very large for factories
Gun and Blasting Powder
Cotton Yarn and Cotton Ozn1burgs
Coppcras, Indigo and Madder
Pepper, Aepce, NutmcgE, Cloves and Mace
Race Ginger, FIG Blue, Cigars and ReiSins
Cotton an! u emp Wrapping Twuc
Bed Cords, Plough Lines and Bale Rope.
METALS.
Ewede5. English, Tredegar end Upland Iron
American aud English bisered cast, shear, German,
and spring steel
Hoop, band. sheet and box Iron
Tn Plate and Leaisd Tin. for roofing houses
BrnzieTs, sheafhing add bar Copper
Block Tin. Sheet Zinc and SpcEeT
sheet. pig and bar Lead
spike and Nail Rods
Ground Wagon and Cart Boxes
Wire, from No. 20 l6
Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes
Drop aud Buck Shot
Cas- Monh Ro1ras. various patterns Ha29 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16

WE z 9 s1l: Z, q G: ;aIe on good 's5@'
los DO New Orleans SO"Ahe
do MatanzaE, clarified
i esf:' LOAF SUGAR
81 hhds and lieree. Porto Rico No, .ssrz
80 DO Trinidad noLAssh1
4so bags lasuyTa
80 10 Ro
e76 do aud 4 uerees Porto Rico ,,ox,,r
l9n DO harscaibo "
40 do 81 DsminSo
100 saeEs Liverpool salt
20 bags Race Ginger
lOkcg. Ground 10
II bags Pmento
" 10 Pepper
i5o leo P bsif so,c, {RAIsINs
IS trails Almonds, son shell
as KEGS Cur Naiis
30 tons Pig Iron
Y do Country Ban iron
German s',el
~ packages Rice
g g @ ncown's hes, Chewing Tobacco
= 90 90 fFG.Po~G &c Tea Io
1913 hall boxes i icI2 % VI PS ola,.
s. do SElO do
~ DO Port
1Oqr easks Naieira
3Jbaskets Champagne
3oitefees London Porter
n boxes Sperm Candles
loo do TsllOw do
81 do Tull's Patent do
do Margarine, new article
b nests iron bound Tubs
Obo1es Brown SOAP
~ do White aud Narssated DO
1910 sides Sol Leather 10
80 bbs Copperas
300 California Hides
fcerOOns Indigo
10 ions N. \ Grind Stones
- bbls Tanners Oil
DO Lamp oil
81 packages MaddeT
~ tales 4 SheetinFa
p do Z9neh shirfinEs
p do % DO lDONEsTIC5
40 do No Oznaburss
~ do No2 DO
n bales Cotton
1876 coils Bale Rope
Cotton Baggng
Seine mi Wrapping Irvine
go Teams dIui.lc and siagle Wrapping Paper
B5 do wiring and Letter Pager
- bales Shoe Thread
Fca'hcrs and Wool
raf Prirc Mustard, Alum, Tar, Ground Pas;o
No and North CaIoipa iieTrings
No anI2 DO Shad
Cotton Yarn and Stone Ware At factory prices
Agsntsof Shot Tower COMPANY Of baltimore io
sale n Shot and Blt Lead
Particular attention gwen to sale ofCounry Produce
selO WEBB, BOOKER HAMILTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTs.

Nhh bEN lLEh Rrcu now receiving large supply o
VI most desirable ans beautiful Fancy Goods pure hased
IN New York during the past week most favorable
They CONSIST In part Of several cases OF entirely new
style Mous"lnc dc LANES, Chales rich figured silks
English aud French Prints silk Hosiery, Gloves Mua
RiboouF lsecs, Wells Handkerehiefs. scarfs and many
other new and desirable articles.
Country merchants who may wiah To replenish their
stock OF Fancy and staple ooa have chance
OF doing 10 al this season, and a. satisfactory prices