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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13
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NckEvEG'S PATENT GRAIN TiiEASiiiNG tHbtiEAE
yE Inc. MiJiNE.Tc subscriber continues q HuHlt,i
improved Machine lei tha-in: and ,lraHn. III sad.
small gram He has hand in III Nacinu--
Horse Powers assorted l from fuuf IL six hof> "Mr'.
I'll he he VIII sell low, Tor cash, Reasonable rl't-
Persons Wishing purchase Tflshn: Machines would i0A
and these before purchasing tI,cwh,fr s
good work horses vii be taken ~ ran pay f,r machine u,
TIN, machine has ian. considerable aisnllc- ut"f N,H
machines II j. HIGHT and puftali, lu! ~
removed With iour horse telm and, when properly i'n.
VII thrash clean three lcr hundred hn-". -
win The number ni hands AMI hn,t', ifi
machines de- prfurin the single operation ~ iIfl-in.
machine constructed tia; II i fed IN the "rGafy "l'
ihra>.s and separates III. gram from tlr -ifn", and '
pltt-y cleaned and delivered the front side ~ tie 7
r.aiy hr iult additional ltnur. Fti-"i, "a
purchase lave far tra 1l" machines arr "tA'
perform agrrtahly IL Descriptions sale y ~ ht '-
Machines r sent 10 distance wiih safety MI ma
VII he thankfully received, and promptly attended 4" Nv
alsu sell Stac> counties, single rights, On " u, W..
employ agents I" sen Tor him. whom he VII furnish VAN
thing for thai Those VII" IAN 'unr s.
commended ur that business VIII receive g.nrl s,in
VIII please
The subscriber forrwans all persons from making us'
machine, u-ing any parts Of il other mariinr WI
his appreciation. MATTHEW MckEEN III. I.f,Hi'
stanton, Va, July 9Th, i II. l=H.N'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13
"xrea wv Rru..>, r>,r>o."
rHT. III ,lii III JEFFIaso
-, ~ ~ S,,u NJ u.

~ have done MY couuty, AMI all nanaii'' ~. W. J ,
and now | resign III: soul, without c'i, :" NY "'' 49, "
l:u.it Ia nlX y.'-.kiffS5Es es:9. FpfES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13
..rhe Gas,on brough. no news from the Southern
Lieut.. Mclaughlin has gone North. ),
URcspectiully YOURS.

post ,. r,t
"Rcspccttully, yours
lF,cm tae ST. .4asu.tins Herald, Eth uiLl
ca Worlh arrived here on Saturday morning last
lie left on "Wednesday for Pilatka
Ispr,s BarraRrrlKs.-A few days since two va
cons ronr froln Port Leon TO Monticello, were cap
iured and pundered by band Of savnges. and h1r'S.
~ reIa,e the drivers negro men, were tied each 10
tree and beaten death with Clubs Tins Outrage oc
Cured within three miles OF Masnola' anu "'..'.
aah, mr. nine Of military station occupied by regulars
Detachment Of whom went ne1t Dig in pursuit OF The
The day following, citizen journcying on horse
back from Port Leon 10 Monticello, was hfeu al ~
small party Of savasrs-no doubt Tue same ba'a-
ball passed through his hat Does the Government N.
lend eyer TO suppress these cruel disorders:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13

SoUTllEES AGEScY-1h- undersigned vill la. u
- mond, Va about the Isl Of August Tor the south H.
paciiy al a Collector and General Agent H. vii attend n
ness in the state. Of Tennessee Alabama Mississippi l
Georgia and the tarDnas. Business, len with X. il
viii receive attention during h, absence For TIE >,',.f
those who ray wish hi- services IL takes Tie liberty /,
Mr T. RitrLi., Editor. Wing, x. tii Jr Co., l. li t.. y
" White, Esq, Richmond, Va.
June % I5-tt THOMAS l.. Ivyr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13

Orders for tickets in any cf the above lotteries vil H
swcrrd by mail and the star, containing thr dfGD
be all who order of -. ST. iiOiT -.
June % r. .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13

By Corporal franklin Inaninl1y among NoIun'fcl
solders-A long pull, strong pull, and pull al! 10
get,er.
By Frederick Heilly, member OF the Bard The
newly raised Company Of Guards IN Petersburg
Their urbanlly oil manner, an! genuine Virginia hos
pality towards the Fayrt;c Artillery Band from Rich
mona. deserve our warn,cs, acknowledgements
b James Nesbl,. La Faycie: As we have as
sumed his name, may every member Of this Company
emulate his Virtues.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-10-12
To the President.

The trial of Mcleod was to
commence yesterday. A letter from
Rome, n. Y, to the New York Sun;
says:
The jury for the term has been
drawn, and they are good men and
will give Mcleod a fair trial. The
company from Bedlow's Island, under
Lieutenant Brooks. arrived there on
the 18th. In the present feyerisb
state of the public mind, and the ex-
citements on The frontier, such meas
nre of precaution is well timed
There Is IN the arsenal a large quaint
y OF arms, ammunition and cannon.
that would be of very great use 10 the
patriots" could they be obtained.-
There have been no troops stationed
here for some time past, and danger
was to be apprehended.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-10-12
GPresident TYLER At the com

GPresident Tyler at the COM
mencement of the extra session, ear
nestly invoked Congress to settle by
its action the question Of the currency.
The two houses deliberated long aud
acted cautiously; and then his Accid-
ency, after annuling their action, en-
treated them to go home and leave the
matter unsettled, alleging that il was
altogether too soon TO think Of adjust
ing question a0hich he had ezkOrted
them to ddustthree months ago.-Lou,
Jour.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-10-12

attending the initiation and disapProval
of the last bill made case totally dltfer-
ent from that-one it is believed without
q parallel in the history of our cabinets;
presenting, to say nothing more, mea-
sure embraced and then repu1iated, efforts
nrompted and then disowned, services
rendered and then treated with 'scorn or
neglect. Such a case required, IN my
judgement, upon considerations, private
and public, that the official relations sub
sisting between the President and my
self should be Immediately dissolved.
GEO. E. BADGER.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-10-12

State or Territory Of the Union, and IN
bills between the u. States and foreign
States or nations.
The President said he was then under
stood. He requested Mr.. Webster par
ticuIarly 10 communicate with the gentle
man who had waited upon him that NOR
ming. and to let them know the conclu-
sions to which he had come lie also
requested Mr.. Ewing to aid IN getting the
subject properly before Congress. he
requested that they would take care not
to commit him by what they said to men,
bers ofCongress to any intention TO dc
tate 10 Congress. They might express
their confidence and belief that such a
bill as has Just been agreed upon would
receive his sanction; but it should be as
matter of inference from his Veto Mes
sage and his general views. lie thought
he might request that the measure should
be put in the han1s of some friend OF his
own upon whom he could rely. Mr..
Sergeant was named, and he expressed
himself satisfied that he should have
charge of it. He also expressed wish
to see the bill before zitsyas presented TO
the House, if it could be 50 managed.
then said addressing myself to Mr..
Webster and Ewing, that no time was to
be lost in communicating with gentlemen
of Congress, that there was danger that
Mr.. Ewing's bill would be taken up and
reported to the House Immediately after
the bill Sent back to the Senate with the
Presidents objectiors was disposed OF.
As the members ofthe Cabinet rose tc
depart, or just before the President re-
quested Messrs sWebster and Ewing, as
they had turned their attention more par
tcularly to the subject, to furnish hin
with written arguments upon the points
they had been discussing. He wanted
them to fortify his opinion, and lay up tol
future reference.
JOHN BELL.
| Wy -. c. % 1OAT
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-10-12

oil is now fully ascertained that
Mr. Tyler put his veto on the second
bank bill simply because he was piqu-
ed at Mr.. Bolts letter. What become,
then, of all his sanctimonious talk
about his s'conscience.'-Lonisrilt
Journal.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-10-12
From the q. s. Gazette.
GREAT WHIG MEETING.

Itseemed like the campaign Of s4o
to look out on such mass Of people.
as assembled last evening. IL 'front.' ob
The Independence Hall, at The call Tor
the meeting ofthe wing young men Ok
The city and county. How many thou
sand we're present we cannot tell, but
il was the LARGEST assemblage Qf the
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-10-12


stood them. CertainI.
distinction between S
late bank Of the Unite
now proposed was to-
erations to such obje'
within some of the gre
constitution, or such
cessary in the executio
privilege of issuing it.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-10-12

uOuDI OF II0 COH9fIluIIUIIdI POW6T 10 CIIdI'
ter such bank as was then proposed,a c-
cording to the Presidents own modes of
thinking upon that subject, if he under
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22
Communication.
CATHOLIC CEREMONIES.

The consccrartn of the New Catholic Church u
this tovn took Mace las, sunday VII The n,
Rev Brneiic, Fanwcl NJ Ros,on tho copsccro,ina
prel,tr was assisted in mi nontifcnls bv The Bshoe
nf Nancy in Er,rcr ,rge,bor ,,,b soyr, D. es,s i,
ic,;coI yobrs U;ch Mass was "b.n,cd h., ,bo P,v
G,orgc Csnv;ci Of (;corcotov., coiici-o n {,
ss,.I ne D5,ron and Suh Dcoc,, b,, tho Rev ,Iessrs
n piornc If Bos,on and Eoon"r If pIo,,si nrnL "
Thu The whole ccren,on;,s ,bonch lorc,bv and
,hc Fnrlish sermons bv B;shor rcrw;c ,n3d bv
~ n ra-no md D,i,, ~ Nli,h nrr IN ,ba
c,ro,',, and no French dscnurso Jovc,o', he ,bo
Ecnch n hon N ITO nftcrnon, wo- brbI,, od;svir
'em, rIr n ' rof,' 49,, ~ .un1 ~
h, ri ,bo 49,
Inv ! ',I,,e" - h Ill ,t "i
ugiip Jalilcu 'oEeIn ,no" u. - Wv "s ., lq Ila'
eanLe no, ,os, 'I',n ~ PSI ~, ~ ~
s,'as Log. liei Iuu.u nnout te u,'u w
e'srs ~ -, nv, , ap,C t''o"s" 'ic uoo' anu WI"
INV , 80 ~ -, VIZ r0''S,
Inc thuICn, Wnch !, oil ircR' ~ leet long IS
pr1aI ana So leel hlgh noo'e tle nnderpnnng, WIN
salefes al 'he mont ana on BON SIDES was Prnpai-
et,ctu ny means OF c0l'ecuons t"lseu oN we pas
Vol ne.i 't.e.Hai y ta.aIndi.' III We HeIEhpoins
cues ,ne ta'hohcs OF put"iston ana N'clnltS con-
W u'eu leeiy aceotu,s 10 u'n ntans' ana so dln
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22
Irayos Of Essex Co.. and IIazen.

Graves Of Essex CO., and IIazen.
On Geological Survey of the State--Mcsrrs,
Beach, Sergeant, Jones Of Dover, Sheldon,
Slack, Roscoe, Niles, Kingsley of Moretown,
Hastings, Barney, Baker, Prentiss Of Irasburgh,
Ames, Kinsley OF Grand Isle county.
To investigate affairs of State Prison--Messrs.
Davis Of Norwich, Swift and Sason.
Petitions, dc. reterrcd.-Of w. M. Mosher
and others, and John F. Dean and others, to
committee on Military Affairs; of Mr.. Graves
and others, to committee on Roads and Canals;
of Trustees of Troy Conference Academy for a
fund to endow an academy for the instruction of
teachers, to committee on Education; of select
men of Bloomfield and of A. W. Stearns and
others, to Land Tax Committee of inhabitants
of Brain tree for law relative to persons &C
quilted of capital offences on the ground of n-
SANITY, TO Judiciary committee Of WIN. Billings
and others, to committee on Manufactures.
Bills introduced and referred.--By Mr. Sar-
geant, relative to jurisdiction Of justices Of the
peace, providing for proceedings when the bail
in any case is within the fourth degree Of afli-
nifty to the justice, to Judiciary committee by
the same, relative to the election of town Off
GERS, providing that in towns containing 1000
inhabitants and over, the freemen may vote for
town clerk. constables, treasurer, selectmen,
and grand jurors on one ballot, referred to Sc
lect committee of three by Mr.. lIebard, topay
VIM. Markham, to committee of Claims by the
same, apportioning Senators to the several coun-
ties, (each county to constitute Senatorial Dis
trict, and the Senators to be divided as follows
bennington 2, Windham 3, Windsor 4, Rut-
land 3, Addison 9, Chittenden 2, Orange 3,
Washington 2, Caledonia 2, franklin 3, La
noble l, Orleans l, Essex l, Grand Isle ~ to
judiciary committee.
On motion of Mr.. IIebard, the com. on cleo
tons had leave to sit during the session of the
House.
On nomination by the Sergeant-at-A the
Speaker approved and announced the following
appointments:
Gen. S. b. Flint, doorkeeper.
Lnman Rubee,
Norman Durant, }Of1icers of the House.
Moses Hawks,
Gamale Washburn, Messenger.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22
LEGIsLATURE OF VERMONT
SENATE.


IhosspAY, Oct "a, ISL.
Inc Senate wa. called to order by the Secretary
when the Senators answered TO their names respect
Sdy, were Ghn'lneu ana ,ock Their seats ana 'pe
cenu'e was organized oy .Pe elceuon OF
non; HORACE EATON President pro tenn
eE WITT =. ,tAnKs, Secretary.
p nDwApo a, srhSssrhr' Assi na, pee
hEv CHARLIE n fARpise, Chapialn.
a, Cdnrass.ng Committee on nc pdrt @Ee S{ndts
MTessts' wooster, oatK, swift I.awlotu' naha'
S. Ia.1m II wasn.ns'Jr 10. I'ficne,' A'Neh'
Slniii, Sowes, heihehWayi FISK anu Howe
Inc secretary was directed 10 INFORM the House
Oh me orsan'Hn. on OF .no senate
vi l'io.lon Oh WI. wooster INC ies oil inc senate
i1i ,ne ,as year were adopted Tor the time beng, as
"G Iues Oh 'he p,esen' session. SESSION.
nes =, y WI DHI,nsnam, pioVlding that
ooIn houses meet III inc Representatives. hali at
u.ock VI a.e'noon 10 near .ne report oil inc can
Nassihs ,ohinii,'ee-aaoptcu oy MI wooster, pro-
Nul"g tnat each member OF the senate ana IL. OH
GERS oe iurhlsncd WIN one oaliy ana one weekly
hewspapetIauoP,eu anonymously wlihou' nepa' e.,
Jemo'. Q, Mo1uy hsn pres mleu by WI. n
hnghem, alleging that the mcnoralls' mad received
haorny Oh Tue sotes Oh me ii9eion Oh Essex Goun
" LOT senator, ana Gaming lhe ses' OF MI. Rowe
es r rs,I nGu Iena' Iron, sseA' i"e memorial
VIZ ssS loo' unu ,du o" ''c 'u''e' A.,
tne nlenorli' a. cess .hal ine woes ~ lhe Town
q victory were Illegally exciudeo rom INC COUNT oy
nv c'erh anu couh1eu, wou.I give Mr. i.lch ma
H.. IL ~ u,e Vo , ino cci.,'ca.e was ssen w
;, ~ .'ie o,eh vi .u eo,i vi ''io sr1unu 'na'
typ wus '.ot uuy VI 9'leu 'o'', anu naI no
len, oiicers 70 receive ana count me woes rms
II 10 w ue tIoSeu 'eie".ui' WINE, LOT o H,no
ecI.s' Tie fo'urheu oona'or MI Howe taxes MS
p,,. D. ar CeI .r Il,
Li;,; WI: 10; "i D pruning ior mo
rU, oI .ao Lesisatve ADOPTED.
ne oelgean. q, arHis sem IN ms recomiHenda
w. non.oea VI liz We 1'o.a ~ Inhp,
n.r ~ u. WV 80 Ia T,, ,L III
Il WY NJ w 'ne o'e'A " the faithful
,s =. =" 'm ,,as u r";s.d ,t,,.
81 ""S - ~ ~ io, ttns 'o oc"a'c
hc Of su % oy
.,. bc yotns ana committee 10 can
'"ss i,ie woes
HGiISE i n 70 SIoSE: .Trvre
MI 1850 on, l. ~, ~
IT.. ,ox, ,t,L TT ,,.. unsoAa, Hoi' -, =. h
a. u. - ~ q INC '.o iiJu.s eio Ta.'eu W y,u1' ~
,h na,h ,J;;aI TIE S no .v., S unu
'ne oi'i au'l,.,,is ne secretary 81 o'a.e pre-
s.n '',s eiele" ha oi GoIneus oun'' Oh 81.
"''G; ne i,au cIe','eu W leceNe II oe.ns
. o., ee ~, ny MscS Oh .nc peace ana Pre,ung ON
u. LIZ v,Jce y .nee's' r rie aosehce Oh me
.bo crode ais vac ,o he Innd "u s,a'e felH,es
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-13
's'ssA q 1,,Ss: ;;,S s;;s 3, .'sassr.
SCROFULA


TUE sarsspanl Of the sheps Is very art to be nearly
not quite hlett either from from having been
Of tse medicine together with the improper modes Of pre-
partug which have long been IN vogue have probably
ribued toitB variable reputation. The activity OF the root
soluble TO certain extent In water cold OF hot and estheI
volstze rendered by chemical change at the TEN
ersiure 22 deg THIS hct appears TO be demonstrated by
Hancock makes the following observations. "Aner long
boiling the peculiar odour which iises abundanty the
cocton Of good SareapaIa Is almost cxiinsushed From
the Sarsapafla prepared In this found sensible
results upon any patient, peculiar nause ring
drowsy, and raekng effects produced by large quantity
although the decocton Of sir OF e=h; tied
dose."-i Wood j. Bueks's n. s. DisJensafory.
knowledge OF these facts, and the uncertainty prae
Ice of the preparations Sarsapars In lcdto the
covery aeI repeated experiments OF the method OF pre-
pairing and compromising the oeredto the mct
cal proession and the hubble n Il pfe pared by new pr
,rifohf boiling, and Is warranted contain,
centrated form, the active principles Of the root obtained
from the approved species OF efnax.
Its efficacy has been repeatedly tested In private practice
In the essul treatment Of the forms Of the dis
for the Of which sarsaparia il recommended
aer othc OF that medicine, The Panacea
tcusve uceraons and affections OF the bones simple
scrofua and In marcuria and mcrcurio syphc diseases
without other eeainient except tic most simple app
Gallons 10 the diseased tNa OF three bottles
R similar cases, viii prove the efficacy and importance OF
the preparation.
particularly amer esomel where thar medicine
has been given freely in serofous habits orthe
other being admirably calculated In such
10 remove all disease rom Inc body and restore the usual
yisor of the constitution The use Of two three bottles
WILL every such occasion, prove effcetul security
against secondary affections
As tonic and alternative, particularly in general debility
with impure and dcprnvcd conditions OF the system fiom
Scrofula other In chronic Rheumatism, and
obstinate affections Of the skin, is aa medicine.
'N'f' ALEXANDER DuvAL,
lie ~ Agent for the Prophet NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-13
IRON STORE.


'iiE subscribers the only agents OF Messrs Deem. q
Cunnlnshnms Ia Rlchmond Tor the sale D.r Iron
om he Iedegar Rolling Midland Forge, take pleasure in
ouetnF 10 their irieDs aud the public generally
Ioussxcs ofiron n, I'M
80 doing they feel the entire eonde frcsns uon
svucnee OF almost ell the principal In ihIs
y they offer good an article as be proeured
"S Ti any sitniisr establishment In the Union =
sizes law produced aud Of which shall keep con-
ssy on Maud good assortment follows, viz. Round
inch. ~ " ~ ~ ~ ''e tt1 anu
Flat hi lila III IL HIL2 2h q, g. 81, IA inch Of
any usnIed thickness. Arrang now la pro.
~ for making Hoop and Band iron
viii other cArs sizes which will be readiness In lev,
Weeks after which Ne shall be able meet any demand
likely tooccur la this market. - A''
ENGLISH. swEDEs, ULSTER AND COUNTRY IRON
tons Of English, swedcs Ulster aud Couary e,nhyss
ing an assortment Of every variety size OF which hin
supply. '' 'e'e'~'
Bsnd Dor and hoop Iron
Mould Boards and plough Plates rr
Crow liars and Nail Rods.
American Blistered -
English DO
German ami Cast Steel
spnng Steel FOR Gigs and Carriages.
,nv hShest price VIII be given for scrap Iron
SUI WORKMAN. McGRuDER d co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-13
SUGARS

W., 0 sli Tor sale on sOodieT@s
l So 30 30 E SS1o d Si:s SUGARS
do MatanzaE, clarified
Z barrel. LOAF SUGAR
81 hhds and tierees Porto Rico ,,o
go bags iSsasra
f ff5 DO DO Cue CUB,
GO do and terees Porto Rico ,,o,,,
loO do Maracsibo COFFEE
80 10 st Domingo
ll01 sacks Liverpool salt
20 bags Race Ginger
u bags Pmenio
5eSsei CaPssn
100 iSS P ssif boxes RAISING
q trails Almonds, soii shell
Z5 kegs Cut Malta
2l9 tons Pig Iron
do Blistercd steel
German Ste
~ packages Rice
= 90 I Dsown's hes, Chewing Tobacco
1873 h.lf boxes T icIr2 Window S% el...
o do sGl0 do
% 90 Por
100 casks Maieira
39baskets Champagne
% tieTees London Porter
~ boxes Sperm Candies
lD 90 ldiloW do
80 do Hullis Patent DO
do Margarine, \ new sulea
10 nests iron bound Tubs
100 boxes Brown soap
20 do White and YariegaIed DO
IS DO Fancy Do
1910 sides Sole Leather
30 bbs COpperas
zoo California Hides
4cerOons Indigo
10 ions n. $ Grind Stones
20 bbls Tanners oil
DO Lamp OIL
81 packages Madier
~ bales sheetinFa
. do g inch shirfinzs
% do 81 do lDONEsTIra
20 10 No Oznaburgs
o. do kO2 do
rs bales Cotton
l9J coils Bale Rope
Cotton Bagzng
sene and Wrapping Irvine
go reains double and sisgls Wrapping PAPER
80 DO WrIiing and Letter Paper
10 bales Shoe Thread
FeaiheTs and Wool
haW Pctre. Mustard, Alum, Tar, Ground plas,e
No and North Care ira Iierrinzs
No ani2 do chad
Cotton Yarn aud Stouo Ware, At factory priees
Agenisof shot Tower Company OF Baltimore for
Particular suen,on gwen to sale ofCounlry Produce
se1o WEBB, BOOKER 4 HAMILTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-13

John n. GORDON offers 10 country merchants and
others. his Fall supply OF welselectcd artcles viz.
West India, Orleans loaf and lump sugar
IagulTa Rio, Cuba, MaracaiJo, ana Old Java Coffee
Wesf India and Orleans Nolasses. In hhds and bkls
single, double andtreble, loaf and lump Sugar
GunpowdeT, Imperial, Young Tyson and Black Tea
Liverpool blown ground Alum SAIL
Good aud damaged Sole Leather
Lamp OIL cheap, for coal pits-superor blesched and
winter pressed
Candle and Lamp Wick aud shoe Thread
North Carolina Family Roe iIcIrings
Window Glass, $40 ald 1912
Iron-bound Tubs
Brown Variegaied aud Shaving Soap
Letter and Cap Paper ruled, unrued and Wrapping, OF
all sizes
Fannings and Masons Backing
Nova Scotia Grind stones some very large for factories
Gun and Blasting Powder
Cotton Yarn and Cotton Oznaburgs
Copperas, Indigo and Madden
Pepper, Alspice, Nuimegs, Cloves and Maes
Race Ginger, Fig Blue Cigars aud Raisins
Cotton arr hemp Wrapping Irvine
edCOrds, Plough Lines and palc Rope.
METALS.
swedes, English, Tredexsr and Upland Iron
American and English bistered, cast, shear, German
and spring steel
Hoop band, sheet and box Iron
Tin Plate and Loaded Tin. for roofing houses
BrazieTs, sheathng and bar Copper
Block Tin, Sheet ENC and Spcl.sr
Sheet, pig aud bar Lead
spike and Nail Rods
Ground, Wagon and Cart BoIes
Wire, from No.5lo 10
Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes
Drop and Buck Shot
Hast Mould Boards. various patterns. se29 ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-13
RowLAND,s TONIC MIXTIIpE.-

t.
a specific and lasting Cure for the Frver and 9g,...
luis worthy rcuedy earnestly repcls the sr of helm
quacs medicue, n having been the re sult of man
years experience and labour me die nj "a
obseivston OF FEVER AND AGuE IL Ia eompossd ~
such medic nal principles cons Tered most Al 10
restore tue harmony OF action between The h. Ly
err aod inc other important functions the synem, the
loss OF which harmony Is evidently Ihe cause
OF the disease hspeedy prouotcs regular aud healthy
very prccarons; by which effect vsour and \,
anoroed to the whole system. be apparent 10
ALT mat medicine possessing these peculiar slrrues ia
use,uI III xrca variety OF complaints y renewing The
aeany asiion q te digestive organs, has proved
n IenaIkabe benefit In Dyspepsia, Dcpraved hrpet,e
Ss.,s Water Brash fa,uleney, Jauntcc Might
seuons OF similar origin, Hut " IL In the Treatment of
teserS and especially In FEVER AND AGUE or liner.
niient FEVER that It's powers have been
nd WIN those who have scents N IA
ceu sovereign TO all remedies heretofore ed for
tnotc useaaes has also been as a prcycn,iye by
many WHO we're subject TO periodical recurrence of the
hs and Fever and has always wardcd OF The apore.
henueu ATTACK 10 II was deemed not improper 10 ac-
company the Vegetable Febrhgc with few OF The many
uneuvosA certificates politely furnished TO the prnpre-
OF the foregoing statements For further
accounts OF IT'S great usefulness pamphleta
panying each bottle ~
supply received, and for sale by
LNEiI- JOHNSTON A. LYELI
- Agents for the PIoprictoE
"o w Al j. Mcktldoes Old Stand Richmond. Va.