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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-10
IRL1H WILL EREIALL--

Dr. liarlchs medicines are daily increasing in
pubic favor and want from any but fair lnaI 60
establish their worth. We have communication
IN our columns to-day from person long awic,ed
which Is but one of many vouchers for this meJi.
cine.-SPtrt of tie Tinss,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-10
transportation Line
TO BAL TIMOR RE.

TO u A l. T NJ RE.
(vIA TIVE WATER clSAL.)
Warehouse foot IF ChtSaut Street on The Penn.
Syirdnid Canal
BOAT leaves the wharf of the subscriber eve-
~ morning at o'clock, running through TO Balti-
more in thee days. Consignmcnts of produce,
iron, &c, will receive despatch by this line, which
has no. hitherto been ,quallcd by any other. Rate
Of freight as low as by any other regular lIne
References:
JOHN w. BROWN, !
BUCK e. HERR, po,,;,,o,.
]. a. A. II. HERR.
Gonds intended for Pttshurg, any noint on
the Pennsylvania Canals, will le shipped without
delay on their arrival at Harrisburg, this con-
meets with the North American line of Portable
Boats to Pitsburc daily, and with the Susquehan-
ma Packet Lire TO Northumberland, Niiliamsporl
Wiikesbarc, and oil intermediate Ilaces.
GEORGE w. LAYING.
Harrisburg, Sept. 0, lS4U.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-27
WAR DEPARrMERr, March 90, Is
MILLER THE PROPHET.

The following sketch oc"Prophet Miller,'' who
is now humbugging the people of Boston with his
crazy notions respecting The destruction OF the
world in 1914, is from the Lynn Record, and will
be found interesting t.Is ,a.
William Miller was born in Pitlfeld, Mas, Feb.
Is, 1881. Ofcourse he is SO years of age When
four years old his father removed to Hampton,
Washington county, New Yoik, where he has l,v-
ed TO The present time, exeept few yeats in the
western part of Vermont. His means of obtaining
a common school educauon welo less than were
usually enjoyed, yet he improved them TO the best
advantage, acquired an eurly thirst for knowledge,
and favored with means TO crafty his fpndness
for reading, when quite young, by having access
to the libraries of several disting shed men in the
neig hborhood. Few men have more thorough
or correct knowledge Of history. or Of Scripture
Mr. Miller wishing to understand Thoroughly eve
ry thing he read, often asked the minister 10 ex
plain dark passages Of scripture, but seldom receiy
ed satisfactory answers. He WAS told that such
passages were incapable ofexplanaton. In conse
ouence of which al the age of % he became de-
isl or disbeliever in tho ruth Of Revelation. He
thought that M, all wise and Just God would never
mako a revelation of ais will which nobody could
understand, and then punish his creatures for dis
bs,;eoiag,it. There were Fifty deists in the small
lawn in which, he lived. Mr. Miller continued to
he n deist twelve years but always had prevailing
ba,;cf in a future state. He was PLAIN farmer.
In ,be last war he received Captain commission
and served two years, in wich he became thorough
ly Disguised With whst he saw ofpublic life. lie
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-27

so intimately connected with that excitement of
the reproductive functions which warmer climates
produce.
AS these two desirable qualities are both de-
pendant upon one system, and as they are opposed
to each other (for OF secretion is always
more less at the OF the other,) they will DO
most easily obtained by being distinctly sought for
and tho animal of diminished sensibility will most
easily fatten, while the animal of increased sensi-
bility will most readily yield milk.
These views are confirmed by tho conduct of
the London dairy-men. While thoy acknow ledge
tina: the Attorneys yield the best milk, they keep
none of them, whatever they may pretend, because
those animals are peculiarly delicate, and more
especially because they cannot after being used as
mixers, be fattened for The butchers. The York
and Durham cows suit them best, i..,. -.
In certain constitutions, however, and 10 a GER
tain extent, there isa compatibility between fat
tening and milking. .... -..-.
Mr.. knight says, the disposition to give much
and rich milk, and to fatten rapidly are TO some
extent Mt variance with each ether; but have
seen cases in which cows which have given a
grea deal Of rich milk, have given birth TO most
excellent oxen, the cows themselves, however,
always continuing small and Thin whiist giving
milk
very conndenty oeiieve IN Inc possioihty OF
obtaining breed of cows which would afford fine
oxen, and would themselves fatten we'll; bat
great mixers require much more food than others,
the farmer who oxen, does not think much
perhaps not enough, about milk, and IS in tho hab
it, (Which ir certainly wrong) Of breeding his bulls
from which have become his best, owing only
to their having been bad mixers.
In the selection OF bulls, besides attending TO
those properties which belong to that male, we
aught to be careful, also, that they descended
from breed orgood mixers, at least five wish the
future stock to possess this property.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-27

49,. c,,rposrAs will be published
rERNsaTraaEs ~ annum, or at 81 80 if paid in
.,Sy at ss'Ou pant v, il made within six months
.S anco Ifpsy% s"bscribng il will be considered
So~ tho lime Of No paper will be discontinued
nds,nce pay are paid, except at the option oil
EniI al aTs.'as'' ' a.
s publisher. ment will be inserted for the Gus.
p AdverSe'TPTerso Persons are requested to state IN"
II ,Sseks they wish their Adyerts .;
ppnbGt o. %Ooerwse they will be inserted TIL 'or'
|PaV'l'Ilso haired AIRED accordingly s.,o 49,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-27

Shoeifing ,Mnrdcr.--Wet panied 70 iear,'
through the P'cayuna, of the shocking murder'of
MIR Abbott, late mayor OF Columbus. His life had
frequently Northumberland by family Of gamblers
by the name OF Pryor, one If whom he bad killed,
some years ago,in self defence; and = seems az last
that they effected their object by him " bsdp
and cutting his head off. We learn that they had
offered several heavy brbes TO .assass1Rte biPt,=
V;cksbprg Scytinot.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-27

ural, yet man ,oas born Of % sioearing con-
stitution." But it is custom, low aud paitry
custom, Kicked up by low and paliry spirits who
havs no sense of honor, 20 regard to decency, but
are forced to substitute some rhapsody Of nonsense
10 supply the vacancy Of good sense. Hence the
siiliness of the practice only he equaed by the
Stiffness Of those who adopt it, Lamont.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-27

ExcELLEsT HINT TO MECHANICS There is so
much truth. wholesome advice, and coed sense in
the following, which extract from an exchange
paper, that we cannot avoid giving il place in
our columns:
Avoid giving long credits, even to your best Gus
toners. A man who can pay easily will not thank
you for the delay, and slaek, doubtful paymusrer,
is not too valuable customer (ur subscriber) to
dun sharply and seasonatiy. A fish may well
attempt to live without watef, man without
air, mechanic without punciuality and prompt
ness in collecting his debts. IL is a mistaken and
runous policy TO attempt to keep and get BUSH
ness by delaying collections. When you lose u
slack pay master from your books, you only lose the
chance Of loosing your money-and there is no
man who pays more money 10 lawyers than he
who is least prompt in collecting himself
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-27

EMioRATIoN Mr.. Hill in his Farmers Monthly
Visitor has article showing what will be the
true interest of the young men of New England,
who design TO eInigrate and pitch upon new lands
ii says they will find in the tands Of Maine
coil not less productive than the best lands in the
western states. Thoy dread the deep snow and
the long cold winters; but il is serious question
whether there is not pore comfort and enjoyment
in one OF our steady, cold, long winters, where
there seldom sudden changes, here the ground
is well protected with covering Of snow, where
the merry seigh-bells jingle before The traveller,
as he swiftly gdes the hard smoothed path
way, and where the facilities of ready transport of
timber and wood in the Forest and of produce to
market, are ten fold better upon the snow than up
the bare ground-ihan III the unsteady, open
winters of the western states, where the roads are
impossible fom mud, where all comfort in travel
ling in the winter months is out of the question,
where the Preside enjoymens Of Thanksgiving &
christmas visits from distant friends seldom
allied, and where cold weather is more unconl-
Portable guest from the total of preparation
meet it?-.Mercantile.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-27

THE RIGHr WAY OF REFoRS. We publish the
following for general information. About one
thousand dollars year was, we believe, pnd 10
an individual who held office which is now de-
clared to be "entrely unnecessary. Pittsburgh
Gazette. ...r .....t .e
WAR Der RTMEnr, March 30, l94l.
SIR: As you have applied for the appointment
of Military Storekeeper in the Quarter Masters
Department at Pittsburgh, deem At proper to in
form you, that finding the Office TO be entirely un-
necessary, and just regard to the public interests
requiring its discontinuance, has been abolished.
Very respectfully, your obed'ent serpant,
JOHN BELL.
Samuel Hobley Esq. Pittsburgh, Pa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-27

RECIRE FOR THE LADIEs.-Ladies who cult
vale flowers in their parlors will gratefully receive
the following recipe for destroying very trouble
some reptile: Worms in pots may be easily de-
stroyed, simply by watering the soil with lime wa
ter, which may be made by putting piece of lime
weighing abou, two pounds. into pail of water;
when the whole is Stacked and well stirred up, it
should be allowed to settle The clear winter may
then be turned off, and the soil in The pots should
be literally watered with it. The worms will soon
leave the premises by crawling upon the suffice,
when they may be taken off and destroyed, Ifany
remqins, another watering may be applied. We
have never found any difficulty in destroying them
by this method.-N Y. Express.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-27

DOUBLE LETTERs-A pretty itile maid Of Erin
presented hersef the CRAZE of the Post Office the
other day, and handing in letter, modestIy asked
how much was to pay, as, she said the letter was 70
her mother, AND she w sl,ed 10 pay in advance
The clerk receiving,it asked the nsnhl question
"single or double?" when she replied with the most
hewitchng xatoete at the same time blushing up to
the eyes, "double, sir! was married last week
Exchange paper.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-27

SHOCKING AccIDENT. While Mr.. Martin Mike.
SELL Of Cambria Co. Penn, and ibis wife were
absent from home at sugar camp, their house took
fire and was totally destroyed, with all scontents
When they returned they found their dwelling in
ruins, and that three little children in it had per-
ished in the flames. ,...n.. ,54 a., sr..tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-27

President TYLER has taken apartments a,Erown's
Hotel, and ntima,od to the mourning family at
the Presidents HOUSE, his anxious deare lllatthey
should consider and treat that Mansion as their
avn so long they shall choose to remain ip
Washn gton r .Htf'3 e 4f' Sac
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-05
yss.ph ~. TNtvps's Co--~-fro'sg Sa-tuYz- Z
INiR THE cure up
SCROFULA
MtsQyITRIat. HI
DISEASES.

TINE sar7raua oI the shops very APT hc ncady,
Il mo- ltir urtf cUhrr from ur from t1riue De-
tSc mc h'uc together with the Improper modes Hl gre
psrnE H. Wich have hong been u vogue hh cprn'a CON
trhuvc tou~ variable ryuian The activity 81 We t"n
b. UsirNtNfu depend upon one ufrrr arut principles
vnl1g" "r rendered uch ChclcNl chang" ~ ihr tom
t'rur"2it trg Tits fact appylrz'o Zoe demonstrated 10y
the experiment. of Pope, Hancock SUu'irlu, AMI others
H,ncock makes the Following observations, "Aucr Ions
buur he peculiar otnur which rises ahulniN on the
ruCruu u gunt Strs aIuA is almost rNueuisucL ll"ln
the ~srs1I0ia prepared u this found No sensible
results unu any patient. It's peculiar anus'tng'
dIuWsN ant rackug effects prNu"Cd 10y alargr puanN'
although N" ireo'iou of ~ or eight ounces Mas u'"
d"sc. ~ Wood a BI'As.s Z. y Dtspf"sHirry. 49, 49,.
kuoWlCc" 1T these facts, snt the uncertainty ps''
ice eft thr precautions ~tr-~pHr1 fn Use itn the HIS
c"v"rN, al"t repeated experiments oi tc mrti "I pr
pairing amt compromising i1 extract uow onyr"itoi the mech
'ehnf bJHc. auis warranted tu contain iu con.
ccutracd form, tgc active P.uc,svt the root obtained
from the most approved -1',r~ OF slnuaN
IT. gicANN has been TtTrJir tested ln NNM' li"'u't
iu the treatment the toEms oi the dts
the Hyn tHarIIa .s recommended
after crpgcps aon~ c' that mnuoinc The tauacra A.
irn~Nr ulc rr1ious ami affections of r bones u smpc
-cruua aud u mcrcUn1 Jui uvr'url' sNplh'' diseases
have 'ccu permanently currfnN 'i- use 300 three n'nh
without any other treatment except tNc most Simple arp'
The PARTS diseased AfSH oi 'wCor three bodies
900 similar cases Will prove tie chthtH ond importance ~
the preparation.
A been gwen too freely srnu'us habits Tor ne cure
ci other sca>4s being admirably calculated tu such cases
On Remove H -ga~v lIg f'" uiN amt restore Inc usual
NZur cot thr constitution TIC ct tWo ~ three bottles
Will every such occasion. CtCctual security
against secondary affections.
tonic aut Alternative particularly iu general debility,
scroi1la and other Diseases 200 ctrouic Rhcuu1Ism and
ohsugC alvcfrus ni tr sN.u, 30 is an lylJ cinO.
ALENNNpER pUvAI,
So A.. I.fT. lac pf d. rHrT -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-05

I'VE are receiving our FAN supply Of Agricultural I'm
l,m' MS who embraces grcl CT variety, aui bet.
Farmers lis NOW uu longer necessary nr our planners
. Suun Nvtn i'i lrit implements thry iud them
''nr arrangements Imaic a few weeks rasN are such
a. !" enable uS in furnish any article tile Agricultural
' al factory prices; aud having hui recently engage In
THIS business, affords MS pleasure In hear mo s,IS,
Ns "l nnr fslcfN IA or'cI that may any aric
W. shall use our best cudcayours o IN, ts,s of Tho
AGr'iiuta community, AMI shall rec Give tcir paron,,
implements athc lowest prices can obtain bts uJ onr
assortment consists IN Tat Of the following. va:
Ploughs-l, >, aui horse
Green swlrd Plnuchs-2 and u horse
has I'M m ; a. andJ hossg Evcry Farmer who
''Ist rtouGhS' as u prevents the suil from Washing
,'"uus mould n, noSTi Plough, for opening furows
TIE castings oi these rloushs are spcri INV ip
80 is market aud are chilled which renders
nlii ami ~ the same time, Tough they will last
yuLtJ ani dn better work UWirc oven than the common
rngh pu prices uT these superior P1ushs arr, IA. ON
' 1ng 81 he 'GmaoG lon.h have heretofore been.
..ss'NN f"itui straw Gutter
iiuy'y,s 80 Guiuo;uc dn
REogesIcs Nourse 4 Masou's 10
EEoasses, Noursc 4 MasOn's CON- 5' shelters
on, balance wheel
Wheat Fans, rom or three manufacturers
Improved Horse Power
Corn ani Cob Crushcr
handlers Improved Double Harrow
Expanding 'gNNaioTS, three di.J rent kinds
Manure For. and Rakrs
Spaa, and suov,ls from thrcc or four factories
Gram scuups aud Shuy,is
Patent tHurns, au entirely new article
Garden aud Pn'duc Hoes
Ingrihrr will almost every article nCJrssar, for plania
Ton. Il mistaken IDEA maj hrcaus, "nr PiaTy, ne
ct superior finish and model fI,, ,r, 49, W.
qlfniy high Il gives us pleasure show our assir
u.s. hNc doors below the Bel Tavern.
Harden Seeds and Fruit frees 90 s ND a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-05
CuA II LEs ST r. HuINs,
CHINA AND GLASS STORE
OPPOSITE rus SWAN TAVERN suockoE mil

HAVE In store aud receiving large stock Of China
Glass auh EaIthcnwaTc, Looking Glasses As,,l LAMPS
'asiors, Tea boards KNIVES and Forks Fancy Goods a
Sc, which offered to the Country aud civ trade nj
sra ADVANCE. Nv stock consists part OF White Granite
Canton snd Liverpool Dining ects
GOLD BANp-RIis"d Figured, Painted aud EnameIlc,I.
larc" ana sna China Tea Gold ,ud Tea sets con.
tanning h 70 Iud - pieces Toilet sets cumplcic--RcI,
Water PuchrTs-Ewcrs and Hastus~-C mkiIcns Toy T,,
scitS ac.-Canon wlutc French, ani IiyrIpool Plates
Dishes aud iuTeens, separate froin sets.
mruiS. ~ ~
FINE CUT AND PLAIN GLASS wARE-nccantcrs
IN scts and pairs, thamp,gus Tumhlcrs, Wines Cor.
iS Lemouadcs Jcllcs Gobcis, Preserve Dishes Pic k
Sanis Centre Bowls SAVERS salts IN sets aui psirz A..
"a Lamp shades, Water Pitchers, CuTtin Pms, Glass
Knobs, &C. &c. ~'
CLASS JARS of every description.
IMITATION silver, AMI Plate CisiuTs, Pln. and nr,
ani"siicks shutters amt Trays Ivory nilinc 81
dc Dining and Dessert Knives Forks m srtts of N
pieces, walters Bread Trays, britannia Tea aud Co:c,
fuis, britannia andJapan spit Boxes. Table BELLS.
GERMAN SILVER Plated, aud Britannia Tea aud TabI,
SPOONS, britannia SOUP Ladies', sc.
ASTRAL LhMPs-larsc and small sizcs-Bii tanna and
side Lamps.
PASSAGE LAMPS Rich Cut and Plain
.MANlEL ORNAMENTS, beautiful China Card II krts.
Motto Mugs, Elegant Cut Glass and China Cologne Bottles
Real German Cologne
BRUSHES Cloth, Hair, Table and Tooth brushes Ia
Ole Nlfs. P"ukutvc-, uksands, silver Pencil Cases
LOOKING GLASSES. Mantcl Pier, ami Tnilc, Look.
ing Glasses, IOm To five draws.
Looking Glass Plates separate.
Manila aud other Mats
EiLcd Plates, Common Cups and Sluccrs, Bowls Pitch
crs, Mugs and Common Tumblcrs d.. packed la tine
hcstmanncr aud on the most liberal terms. rp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-05
JAMES x GEORGE WINSTON.
CON AI.-IAN AiEEL.iL.

MAREEr BRpGE,
IL anN House m the City,
1000 lbs of Baltimore Cared Rseon, new
SNi do Of Western - les, old
5,lu do ut New Iowcs
$50 do Hog Round, Smithfsd
~ kegs No. Baltimore Lard
a. KEGS SmihfcId io
pa hhlS Men amt Gross Fish, No. / and2
~ du Family Roe dn
81 hhds Baiunore wmskcy
~ huls do do
2n do oiOld Whisky, viz: ''Kownslar'y ''"Fran.
CISCO Mi'iun aud Ronurbargus," Plush
. bbIsiih proof spirits
Si do Isle of Wight Apple Brandy
10 30 Northern do do
~ 80 ola Peach do
haIfEipes Coguae French do
- do Malaga Wine
10 dp sherry aud ~ Iukar ,n
PIPE OH Madeira, lO years old
- hhls Cuicr Vinegar
~ huis New Orleans sugar
5Nhbs du Mu.asscs
~ ao Hydraulic Cement
- so Tanners Ou
- boxes OF Chalk Pines
- dp Ra,sus
10 do SpermaccuC Candles
~ 30 soap
l,n 90 luNl1 Glass
~ dozen Scotch Suun
Slun -tgars. various qualities
~ casks Of Cu"rrD
ccTuou- ot Indigo
1000" iccl of Mohys my o every size an Equality, used
by Cabinet MaSrIs
lao lbs OF CuTlrd Hair
- pieces Ut llliTt'Iut'i
dozen Cane seat AMI Common Chairs
sofa Springs, NCUcoTs, Selves. Move Wire: Bark Mills;
M!rScrtwsi prcuy sugar IIouse MoIasscs, &c &c
ALSO,
- square BiI.s Cotton
100 bushels of Glover iced. fe q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-05
VIRGINIA
& L. q Il HI {. STOR re


Nearly opposite The Bel Tdrtrrt
THE Subscribers respectfully niDm their friends and
Il UIr public, that they have nuW hand, and intend
keeping large AMI extensive assortment uf ready made
FiSIIOSABLE CLOTHING
OF me best materials and kuausp, consisting In par
Of the following articles:
Coats
Beaver and Pilot Cloth Frock Coats
Oy'T-fats, at beaver, IiiuI cloth & different rDlrs
Ndicr'r"pc.laut cloth Hunting uats
Hhhn't Goats ant Pduiapuu-, assorted
Blue. black, and fancy CASHMERE paLL.loans
u.'ck AMI figured six Nv,yct Vests
'Iuil iuI Valencia do
Sa:in amt llOmhazns 80
Plain ami figured six dD
Cashmere duI M,Tiuu ,In
E-Ufcmcu's Cloth and CamIct CIplks
lanes gp
Lamb s-wool aud Moruo Shirts snd Drawers
Flannel and Cotton dp do
IRISH linen shirts
Plain uUI plated muslin 30
TcuuIut's celebrated stocks
SusI"uIcTs, lIiSfs, CTsyats. Collars Slams, &c
NEt.,.p CLOTHING. a.. 80.
Al ut which they Will sell wholesale anil retail on a.
accommodating Terms articles OF the same description
can hc put, hisol IN any of the Nurrhrrn cities
Country Hr chants ami others, will fuI 10 fu thcTadyan
ite Go give them call, they determined O sci. at
he lowest possible prices
enc 3 HOOPER & CRAZE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-05
JAMES CARMINATIVE BALsAM,

Is q certain, safe and cii ctuaI remedy Tor Dyson
terry, Dlrhmt, or Looscnoss, Cho.eri Morbus
Summer Complaint, Cholc, Gripping Pains, Sour
S'ourcb F.ntu.ency, &c. &c, and aII Spasmodlc
and Nervous Diseases, as sick and nervous Head
ache, lIys'eu1, Cump, sc. &c.
fI'- isuur NJ The most efficient pleasant auI safe com
positions ever offered fD CO." public fur tho cure uf tho
various dorugomcrts Of fIr FnU0rh and tarsls AMI The
ygy nri0.D worthy " the least rInfiouce for curing
CHOLERA lNfANIlN ur SUMNER COMPLAINT, AMI
IN a no" 1huy" diseases really acts ikea charm.
AT rUr-YuaHf requested no. ny b. fUr there is uo
'E' about fs n'inl ono 0iun most valuable family m'd
.r'- over grf discovered HuuIrsIsuay thousands Of
r"rhrfr. husr been received frum Physician, Clergy
m'u 900 iuiIrs N Oh" hr' rcsporhbIty, bearing trD
fnrrn testimony Zoo fs favour, numerous publish
A..u, fuII supply uf JAW sL.S INDIAN EXpICTufL
4 NJ 8uI TONIC NERNIfIgE
tur sale ny LiEll, JOHNSTON 4 IYEII,
rDc Agru's fur fie Proprietor,
A. J. MckIduc'- OI stand,
Iu2 Richmond. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-05
ACTI,STIOS NIII.I.I.ns

GARLIC, CHEAT, COCKLE, AND BUSTING SCREEN
WOVEN WlHE, TOR MERCHANT MILLS, Sc.
NkTii.SON BAlbERSION would respectfully inform
w MlcTg and others, that no b. prepared D execute
usual at his Wire and sieve Wafchouac. No. tlht
street Wharf Garlic, Cheat, Cookie and Dustrr Screen
wire u superior quality, snl AZ reduced prices
Iio also utkDs and has on hand 20 mis- time largo
assortment ~ Sievcs, RIcsani snTs, suitable for Corn
Coal, ore. Rye, Cookie, Mo &c witch Do Will dispose
tu fIc Town aud Count ytr1iH dt low prices.
Orders for n fur above articles will be- received ant
fprwaric1aH heretofore by
ia ii-u IAS 4 gro WINSTON.