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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26

CHARLES b. SHAW open liz 81 o. MARCH
- next this Class cal and Mathematical school, ~
which youth may prepared FOR c tnircry Of Virginia. or
Northern Colleges the profession RI Giv Engi
neer relies upon competent Classical education, &C
um,red a, Columbia iolc." " " ard Mathematical one al
the he hopes for III thr Task o II
sruciion him. ultimately larger patronage than he
reasonably expect al present
The experience many years Engineering will enable him
in shorter period and satisfactory manner, II Is hoped
han usual TO fiji young II good capacity for immediate ac
tra usefulness that professions whether in the held or Inc
office. .
Parents disposed to him education Of their
yonnp men DESTROYS Of becoming Assistant Engineers, are IN
vr 10 make application James f. Heath ESQ., 10 Mr. John
Snon hy OF won they he furnished with pros
,.rtus Of The in each branch of education
Competen aid will be obtained in department. Wherein
from The number of pupils variety Of Mr. SIS engagements
become necessary. ~ o..
Richmond, Feb. llth, lsil es-oa"u
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.
100000, 100000, $4,000!
find is draacn ballots making pr,-tS Than blanks
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, eniowinc the Lecsburr
Academy and for other Class H. for o4 10 be deter
10 be drawn al Alexandria D. Saturday, April I7th
u. :. GREGORY 8; CO., Managers.
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BIGGER'S OFFICE,
Rrn,.nuG Ia

- al sight v Bin1Lh.
GRAND SCHEME FOR I7,h APRIL!
100000, 100000, $4,000
Sixteen draaca baiots making pri=es than UGnES
VIRGINIA LEESBIRG LOTTERY, Glass +, for l.i 10 b.
draMu al lex SatirdnX. Apfil u. ls.l.
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Sir cents and a basket of chips reaea7d
II AN AWAY subscriber the 2fh OF December
II 1870 Boswell, apprentice 10 the coach maxim
forbid trusting or employing the sa
how as the law will be Immediately enforced I'm,
WY JOHN T. LAcKEY, CocehmaSsr.
Heathsvle Northumberland CO., Va sS-"S"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26

III ptSE AND LOT FOR SALE.--The undersigned will offer
H sale at Public Auction a, Charlotte April Court next his
ana Lot Charlotte Court House. The Lot contains
ana half well enclosed plank fence and has
~ excellent spring Of water, and orchard Of select i,
me bindings of Dwelling House Of four
H. ana Two below stars and all necessary houses for
,fhi-h accommodation Of family. Terms will be
''S''ns nd made known the day Of sale.
rgar =, ls4l. a5-,5a
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=. r. d. S1R.cr's Old S,Grd end, also, fer the PreseR',
an lie o,2esl.e kiGe Of ,he strsct, as kerc.efere

$50 CHARLES Will i2. bis next season al the stables ~ ar.
- Eichnnrd Shepherd the county OF Prince EDWARD nle
Jamestown third Of ms time; one other lrb ~ the
c u III; r. H. Claiborne III the county ~ Cluleahu, Ite
.iue Tavern, the stage Road, ana one olief
m n ~ .,- =, The s:ab, nf Mr. g. Lee mile. south Of
curdsvi- buckingham County and VIII be ie' 10
Of - the AMI $40 ~ laia "Ilh tue
single leap and So insure-:he insurance mo
the fact ascertained or the mare transferred
- in every Instance All mares put 10
= Iuies viii be charged with the season, unless
s.- the The 10 commence the i5th maieh
az .tpe ne ,5ta uly. .
chesn sorre Il hands inches hish OF
III and commanding form, nine years old next spring ~
Stn dv Old sir Charles-Sr Charless Dam was by Old
C.;a, and he by Old Imported Domed, &c For further
Pa.. lO!gfs hand bills. - ....
F@@ q If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26

TTTTERfNG CJRED1re subscriber having located HIN
- self Richmond has opened school fn thu cure Of STAN
inerng aud from his experience he feels confident Of giving
10 who Inn call can lc ELECT
ed IN eight day. IL found Mr. X. W. Yarrne-
toms opposite Mr. Stebblnss China store, Shockoe Hill
L. 6. BRIGGS.
y. B-Cure warranted in all cases charge.
March II IU9-om
NOTICE To SURvEYORS.-No plat and certificate will
~ hereafter be recci Land Office. unless the No. Of
warrant, No Of date M and Of WARRANTED
are distinctly seiforih in Tie certificate.
b. order Of the Register,
January, 1871. so-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26

PURSUANT The lat viii aud testament "i svn"cr helheid
dec, ased lre-d 10 sell, 10 the highest BIDDER upon
the premises day III March, lSi itF u not On
Tact of Land Of which Sydnor Bcrd died seized
This Land lies in the county Richmond aud Immediately upon
2apnaannocs about three hnhca acres sd J.
in an respects valuable and desirable lc farm one ned l.
wheat, prepared for crop q o" in me pfrsn'
wear and the comfortable and ~ r'h "ndo i">
session vii b. immediately Bond ani -ttu. ana deed
OF trust will b, required Of the purciascr
4, 80. SANG lime aud Mace, credit - sN months, FOR al
sumo over fve dollars, pcr,>hac c'c " i sad drc-as
"a of l,srla;d Furniture. stock Of Cat
lie pocs Hogs Sheer; For all under '" dollars The
cash requredhond aud security uuMt' OF those who
purc, ase on before the property i drl,'.-l:
f RICH ARD c. BE;FlIi.D. E.tep'nr.
P s Several will be hed out, al IN same time and
place, for the balance q lie .et'. ,.o
March 9th 1911. lpU--aM-M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26

Nj ARGRAvE-Ths distinguished English stallion and Racer
vi and of Racers will make his At STABLE
Charlotte Court House virginia Ierasso hs season, pay
expires the 10Th Fcruay-one hundred
dollars insurance. paid soon as The mare
10 be in ioa or t.ansend-and IN every instance 81 10 Inc
groom Those that find ncunvenen 10 make payment at me
close Of the season. will be required 70 execute Their notes WIN
good security az have subjected 10 some difficulty IN eos
long standing Good and extensive pasihse
furnished gratis aad the mares wen ieu u required
be boarded gratis particulars SEE hnnd NILS
Jan % oI-ti!e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.

TIME subscribers entirely stuck Of
Spring which invite the attention of purchns
ers; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IL such merchants as
NAV give e,a6deny they shall be pleased both
in price and qualify -
LoNDoNs, WlLLlNGHAM DREWRY
March lO6-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26

The Sun-c-ir-r respectfully informs his city and
EN t1s COUNTRY customers, ard The public that he L. now
ss prepared utusA those in he trade with a. good
-,2a II Hats be had IN Virginia.
<sA HIS Mandatory h2vn: been III fH! operation MI
- TIE Wlni,r. H., stock for the Spring II unusually
7'- and - pleIGc slf sci, low Srttrrn House
- II. :mind ;iCit who SpoSec prefer lone Manu-
The ARTICLE ii Hats concerned. they can
p.sers-s q -, advantage, Ties will ind those
lyad e. the REaf! ic, Mae :,,ory :e fashionable
- eu.an j. N the taun.
lie la.-e Summer Hats,
PALM, Lsc'G, &C. which @ o. sol: very small advance
y Factory
liz llaers Materials always conieyery article
IL il, ana Trimmings line alwa:s ke;.; land.
Richmond IA; pfdeto-a
Opposite The Old MARKET Hr,,<s, Mar Street.
JOHN DOoLEY.
F.ni s,-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26

1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD viii give ih'
above reward for the apprehension Of Negro Ma: nance
ror,n taken State and delivered ~ dollar
taken The State, and secured that get him Torn i
Sc old about feet inches high iawney color good
little when spoken 10 quick had III
left, Virginia Clothes old and coarse blue
coat trealhac. lie i good carpenter mud may
have gotten pass from hand look ir work
HIS object is, doubt, Try and go North.
CHRISTOPHER T. BROWNE.
S.s,tnr Nidilesar RI Va Feb Goth lril g>-lnl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26
Stratton's Office,
liIH STREET.

DRAWING Of Lresburr Lottery No. {, drawn March 9Th:
~ 81 "a 6s s - IL 81 Il 10 e. Oh - d.
Whole Ticket 5 81 81 prize Of Sl,ooa
Do do. 81 Il IS, do. co.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26

VALUABLE BOohs.-l am instructed 10 offer limited mum
' her Of the following. al very reduced prices, VIZ:
Journal of the Virginia Cunv, nii"n l1'5-t
SETS OF Journals the and House Of Delegates, from
l7.G 10 1920 inclusive.
licninss Large containing Tie Laws Of Virginia.
from lGl9 10 l,tl.
New Series If the Statutes, from 1872 10 1870.
All these valuable connected with the history cls an
POLITICAL Stale, and opportunity has heretofore
been offered of obtaining them al 80 low rate
complete Of the Viienia Legislature from The session q
ls.9-30 o is:sl-I0. inclusive.
The undersigned charged with the sale Of Glmri =
Randoph Ieiss Reports aud the Maps of The State, aud
viii carefully acni 10 al orders. -
VIM. II. RICHARDSON,
Secretary Commonwealth and Lbrar'aa
March l0-3w
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rJ,HE subscribers associated themselves together under
1 style and firm OF

L style and firm OF
Londons, WiIlinsham & DreWry,
purpose Of transacnc wholesale Dry Goods bust
Richmond and have taken The huus- Two
doors below Me>srs. Gay 4 E,niley's .
will Intention a all times, 10 present large ana well
selected assortment Goods and sell them al
small pro We shalt make transactions IN Goods what all
tradings should ian interchange Of commodities for mutual
benefit, shall conduct business honest just ana
principles and hope merit portion Of public
JOHN ]. LONDON,
d. II LONDON,
J. WIIIINGHAM,
a. II. DREWRY.
1.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26

- eranerhip heretofore existing the arm Of
H. ptbAEf, expired, by its limitation on The first OF
v ~, month; and the subscribers intending devote
mon 10 The Commi son and Collecting business will
e y then Grocery Cary from this time and
,, persons having claims against them present them
aha those indebted them make immediate paw
l ' wish 10 close their old possible.
rt y i"ind Al the Auction Store OF Robert Hill CO..
Vh'hg the Bell Tavern.
ROBERT HILL,
S.;,aIs EDWARD y. DABNEy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26
ID. NJ. HOYT & CO.'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND VI.
BRILLIANT SCHEME

DELOw our friends find richest Scheme that has been
ID pubshe. this year;-every should have ticket.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26
$4,000 STOCK OF BOOKS,
sTATiOSERY, Music AND FANCY GOODS,
Selling off at rery io9 prices, by
]. ". RANDOLPH * CO,
MAN STREET, RicHAoSr, Y
TO Tue PUBLIC.
MATS SIsrrr, RicHMoSp, \

III TI,
rancy Gnods-aso my Book BnderyI take pleasure IN r.
the above customers, hen. We'll assured
III, eyeron will he made h. them 10 r!si patronage
sincere ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 70 MI Gus
,ca..s for then Kind and liberal announcement
RICHARD ID. SANSA1, 3gtnt
IN. purchase Sankey's stock added 10 our previous
s mekrS the most complete pobaoy ever
rd al any one establishment in Virginia. and as we ae very
reduced prices large portion VIII DC so,I al ana
ru-n below cost, FOR CASH good CITY aCCEfIANIts.
n,,y Merchants offered such inducements as cannot
f,I i, r.aS. WE ARE DETERMINED TO MAkE Sails.
10 give satisfaction 10 such OF ar.
sac,. and friends favor US win their CUSTOM
oar comprises the most approved WORKS u
r Nrione Theology Arts and Sciences aud complete
ta,.le Of School Books and Miscellaneous Literature
Mans rare English Editions of standard Works
m stationery Department. have very extensive assert
rt Paper Books Quls Steel Pens, anu all otief
~ m e IN thar line every description and qualify ana AZ
- Dic~>. - , 49, .-,;.,.
,er Music Books Musical instruments, and every article
n.:nrnc 10 that science. viii be constantly kept for sale
n endless variety OF Fancy Goods
Mathematical spy Glasses, Marine End surveying
,aasrs Microscopes Specacles Pen and Pocket Knives,
fen Gases Boxes and Dressing Cases wiring Desks
ana Painting Materials, water coors, OF every KIND
e su-cmens OF Paintings and Engavngs hy the best mas
are Jus; spring supply, and viii continue
keen IN n co;npr. assortment of Goods IN our line
In The Bnder have facility Tor tuning GU. LIE
b work cierAs o Courts Merchants and others depend
noon having their attended with puncuaty aud IN the
All our work will be warranted
J. w. RANDOLPH CO.,
\. r. D. S.g.cp's Old Siard: caG Gso fer the present.
q the opposite side cf ike street, a. heretofore.
y,,.h lG3-6s
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Anrr1An1 GrNLh.L'. OrrIcE,

Richmond, March u, 1871. !
GENERAL ORDER.-Thc Commander in-thiei mining u M
VI possbr 10 discriminate accurately The numerous ap
plicaons passage of the act o March ~ M an'o-
zinr s-parae trainings under particular ccuTincc GHecS
thai all application h. made the tuts 81 Inquiry
regiments together whose opinion ietuP
certified 10 the Comma nd-rn-Chr y" separate ua
np VIII be authorised tile recommendation ii tie Regimen
a Courts Inquiry In there should he inr i ih &c
ton the Commander inChlcf the recommendation u e
nf InunlTN nf the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26

for the trainings after The date OF ms Order ~. oce q
trained this Spring nj such !ac ~ sa
designated coaris o Inquiry or their respective rrs
inens BY Command
WA. II. RICHARDSON, -9ciHr 2. q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26

s,TEAM CANDY AND SUGAR KEFiAERf.-R. L. *
STU ART If Greenwich and Chambers streets, New
York manufacturing and offer for safe candy sugar
iuns made hy their Improved steam process from SINGLE
treble With engine and
the advantage Of lon: experience. and tho
rough knowledge Of refining they "n Continue 70 manu-
fcturr Candy &c superior In quality any madc in this
,y Europe nearly quite low pees as the inferior
qualities are sold Having increased Their buildings.
ey prepared the LARGEST orders for Candy or
Refined shortest notice Country descTs are re-
10 call and quality Of Cand sold a, this
tahiishment before purchasing.
Candy carefully packed III boxes Of 20 - % ana Tug pounds
for III. Southern ard Western markets. and rl.erea III ID. cry
~ slipped without ciarr- fnr boxes carriage.
RrrI.Ip SCc>Rnouti. Refined Loaf packed IN ho1es, bar
r or loose Crushed and Ground Loaf barrels; sugar
ose Mo,ases in hhds The atove Sugars
fined hv without the o: clay or blood.
Frb9 So-.ot'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26

For Saturday. the a.th March prize Of $4,000 Is 900 10000
900 5000 80 Of 900, Tickets S0 - nos IS drawn.
Grand Lottery for Saturday, l7ih April CdPl;d-i pze o.
900 000 O0O 10 0O0 5000, $780, 6nO, 5UoO 81 -uJ1
10 or 500 $50 so Of 900, Tickets 500 e nos 10 draw
Ticket. and shnre- for sale nj - 49,,
,,..,o ~ l0f.-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26

LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE-The incismcncy "i IN
A weather lat December prevented suhjoned prope,
being offered for sale, viz: ~
H., IN, HaUJE Eel in .JIbfInaTtE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26

THE subscriber returned this city, with view to re-
i sumo occupation Of BLACKSMITH, at ms old
s,ar near DESTROYS dispose OF his FARM IN Anne
county the AppomaoS river well known As k.yat"n'
adonc Wgwan the residence Of the late Governor VIM H.
Giles and plantation Of VIM :. Archer, ESQ The Farm
comprises productive andThe improvements are
rood dwelling house erected With the out
buildings coed orders Also min with two run oi stones
with wheel a fce diameter Tie stock ana farming
would i, SOLD with the Farm option of the pur
chaser. For terms, apply 10 }. Ri y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26

ID ANK OF VIRGNIA-Aa Mteiins q l' TI'sltIl 4Hu "
ID rccors Tuesday, The End March, e' tt following IRE
am,,. aud Resolution adopted
The holders having recommended Al , animal aee.,
nr thai I'M, President Directors should apply the General
Assembly for permission declare diSdcHd not exceeding
cent our of which had then accrued and another
dividend moi of the profits II The current
YEAR and The Assembly having passed during hr
determined since the said Annual Meeting 10
and specie payments under t f'hVco maj
proper regard for the interests o the
That much possible, under The txis,ing STATE ni
things dmnuou of the Of tine Bank Is ineyped
dent al this mc declare dividend authorized by the re-
cent &C, Of the General Assembly, but that IS tile intention OF
The Board Of Directors prepare for dividend Of cent on
The frs, % July ana c another dend II cent, tr first
OF January next. J. W. rL'"An ~, .aHa1.
March 4th, ISL. 'c@zi"'W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26

BALTIMORE, March l9-We are glad to hear from
Dr.. Potter, that Mr. Clay recovering from sudden
and rather illness with which he was attacked
yesterday morning his lodgings at the City Hotel
II proceeded from a cold, we are informed, which
had troubled him considerably before ne lett Washing
ton.
We understand that letters were received in town
yesterday, which report that George Loyn ESQ, whose
official term Navy Agent at THIS station, expired on
Saturday the 18th inst, has been re-aPponted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26

NOR SALE imported Durham improved short horned cow
selected from the celebrated herd England.-Aso,
three EF ERS Of the breed.
animals uncommony fine, and have all taken
premiums.
Enquire NJ BAnkenshps Livery Stable T. Street, in the Of
the Ben the animals certificates Of their Pedsrees
| and Diplomas may b- seem
y,,ct, IOS-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26

To;ua6ie Real Estate in the county of .Hbtmdrte.
For sale al Auction Tuesday the h April next on inc
pr,n.s ,wu Of Southern exposure being pan
II my Ee0bcm Estate: all together wculd he an elegant ana
desirable residence. half Is IN liz original GROWTH ihh
requisite offered in two three o. four tracts cach " Nr
and Tie will produce hemp, oa co. "ta corn
Of the first qualify and sell A The height o tie market
There being me-. lows, innancrahle springs Of The pnesi
wafer .rr whole or separated would be- Profitable Stoek
s,,,,. i 81, miles from Rivauna and eleven
mlrs from Scorsvir JAMES river "ier.om canal deeh
boats SAIL daily and from RchmoEd III reduced tiriehis .
IN, hu,diu.s are Dwelling uu-e, Bap, jhfesEing Ma
chine sable and houses. which, VIII The Land wl
be slwn y Ross j., or Mr. He'll and terms 'ha' W" Ut ae
eohmoua'"e' ""u' ""''' = ~ JAMES ROSS.
Frederick burg, Va, March 23d, sil i-t"s
HxyN W. CRtMP ArIoKSgr Law, Rehmosd, "a, VIII NJ
w tend the Superior and Hastings Courts al Richmond cry
the Circuit Superior and County Courts of h'no aha
King William counties Office Main street over the store q!
Messrs Wadsworth, Turner 3 Co., Market Bridge. -, =
Marchl Is iO'-oi
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, MARCH %, 1871.
CONGRESSIONAL.

UNITED STATES SENATE Erecufice .Sess;oo
DISMISSAL OF THE PRINTERS TO THE SENATE
Tuesday, March 9, Is4l-[CoSrlsuEpl
Tha rasouton to d;,,p,ss Ri,ir and ,ya, u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26

ST0cKS AT ArcTioN-WiIi be- sold on Monday neat the
- IL O'Clock, COTE. House, $500 of Six
per cent, v,rsina-S30to Of James River
Bonds aud $3.50 Of James River and liz scrip
| Notes. JAMES IL LYNCH.
lJ6-2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26

USruS wiil stand this Spring pana,on "Oakland,"
y Chesterfield cocy . miles om Richmond and Petersburg,
and ready a, sioothe eGsc 10 be paid
within =; july, with 81 cash 10th Groom Mares
will lie fed with 'ey llIngs day-,.ysnts
sem iii ,.c 5oa. gratis. There nicncc that
nm cl ard extensive piasc accommodation
ani such t', stables and pastures Every aiien-
accidents, hut no liability for
Boston has mn every where. from New York Georgia and
has won Jockey clubs of three and four mile beats. than
any o hor did, having and Is well
known 10 advertise l-neih for lis winnings would nil the
whole apcr. lis po~er, strength and pare
'''''' 'N''' - WM r. JOHNSON.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-12
dnSmer bu he Editnr.

The Tomato has long been known and us
cd for culinary purposes in many portions Of
Europe, in France, Italy, Germany, Holland
and within few years has become Il general
lavorlte in this country.
DR.. Bennett, Il medical professor in one of
our colleges, considers it an invaluable article
of diet. He ascribes 20 it high medical prop.
critics, and declares,
"lst That it (the tonIato) is one of the
most powerful deobstruents of the .Waterio
-Hedica, and that in all of those affections of
the liver and other organs where calomel is
indicated, it is probably the most effective and
least harmful remedial agent known in the
profession.
"2d. That chemical extract will be OBJ
tanned from it, which will altogether supcrsede
the use of calomel in the cure Of disease.
"3d. That he has successfully treated Sc
rious diarrhea with this article alone.
9th. That when used as an article of diet
ii is almost sovereign remedy for dyspepsia
or Indigestion.
18Th. That persons removing from the
east or north to the south or west, should by all
means make use of ii as an aliment, as it
would in that event save them from the dam
ger attendant upon those violent bilious at
lacks to which almost all acclimated persons
are liable.
seth. That the citizens in ordinary should
make use of il either raw, cooked, or in the
form of a catsup, with their daily food, as it is
the most healthy article in the Materia A.
mentaria."
Professor Rafinesque, of France, says: at
is everywhere deemed very healthy vegeta-
bic, and an invaluable article of food"
Professor Dickens writes: 81 think it more
wholesome than any other acid sauce"
Professor Dungleson says: ut may be
looked upon as one of the most wholesome d
valuable esculents that belong to the vegeta.
bic kingdom"
1t is considerable efficient in curing indi-
gestion and diseases of the liver and lungs
A writer in the Farmers Register says, it has
been tried by several persons, to his knowledge
with decided success. They were afflicted
with chronic cough, the primary cause of
which in one case was supposed to be diseased
llver-in another, diseased lungs. 1t mitigates
and sometimes effectually checks, a fit of
cough. 1t was used in dry state, with
little sugar mixed with it, to render it more a.
grecable to the taste. The writer expresses a
conviction, that if freely used in August and
September, it would prove complete antidote
to bilious fevers.
Various are the methods which have been
instituted for preparing this articles for diet,
which adds to the variety of taste and rem.
ders it in some one of its forms, agreeable to
every individual. We give the various re-
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-12

sincerity of the cd mans temperance. The
family were seated at dinner and there was
excellent home rewed beer on the table. /
addressed the old chief--'Zachary, this beer
is excellent will you taste itp
The old man dropped his knife and fork
leaned forward with a stern intensity of ex-
preston; his black eye sparkling with in1igha-
tion was fixed on me. john said he, you
do not know what you are doing. You are
serving The devil, boy! tell you that am
an Indian? | tell you that am, and that, if
should but taste your beer, could not stop
until | got 10 rum, and become again the drunk
en- wretch your father remembers me 10 have
been. John, while you I've never tempt man
10 break good resolution Socrates never
uttered more valuable Drecept. Demosthenes
could not have given it in more solemn tones of
eloauence. was thunderstruck. My parents
were deply effected ; they looked AT each other
at me and at the venerable old Indian, with
deep feelings of awe and respect. They after
wards frequently reminded me of the scene and
charged me never to forget it. Zachery lived
TO pass the age ofeighty, and sacredly kept his
resolution. He lies buried in tho royal burial
place of his tribe, near the beautiful falls Of the
Yantic, the western branch of the Thames, in
Norwich, on land now owned by my friend,
Calvin Goddard. Esq. visited the grave of
the old chief lately, and repeated TO myself his
inestimable lesson.