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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-07
MEASURING CORN.

The following rule for ascertaining the quantity
of shelled corn, in house of any dimensions is by
William Murray. Esq, of South Carolina, and was
read before the St. Johns Collection Agricultural
Society, and communicated by them for publication
in the Southern Agriculiurst.
RrLE-Having previously eyeed the corn in
the house that it will be of equal depth through
out, ascertainine the length and breadth and depth
of the bulk multiply these dimensions together, and
their products by 4, then of figure from the
right of this last product. This will give so many
bushels and decimal of a bushel of shelled corn.
fit be required find the quantity of ear corn sub.
stitute 0 for 4 ond cut off one figure as before.
ExAMrLE---In a bulk of corn in the ear, ,nea.
surfing l2ft. long, If. broad ard GIFT deep there
will be 3l6 bushels and tenths Of bushel of shell
led corn, o, G33 bushels snd ,enths Of ear corn,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-07

Coon RsroRMs.--A letter from the editor, now
st Columbus, to the Cincinnati Gazette has the fol
lowing anccdotes-good in themselves whether & en-.
uine or imagipsIy:
There are two anecdotes current here, which oc.
casion some mir.h at the expense of Office seekers
The hrst is that General Harrison was waylaid at
Lexington by several travelling committees seeking
the disposition Of Offices under the new adrninisra.
tion.-When General Harrison left with our quiz.
zical old friend Governor Le,cher hoy found them M
selves in the same with some of these commit.
tees. Gov Letcher said 10 the General admire
the role you have adopted as to applicants for Of
fee. Whist rule is thatf was asked. Why, to re
gister the order and time Of each application. and
proceed in the selection in the inverse order OF
their receipt The commuters nestled, exchanged
looks and POSITIONS and the first opportunity took
their leave and returned home. The second is ger
main 10 this, that MIR. Clay at Wheeling being ask
ed II Gen. Harrison amos ed with Office seekers
when at Lexington, replied; o, no,-He has a nee
die and thread upon which he strings them, as an
inspector does his ballots so that the last on will be
the first taken of ioi u4e. The rule is a good one
whether adopted by the General OF not. Whom
am President, now give notice to applicants that
shall follow hi. rule as safe precedent"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-07
The following sprishily and popular effusion is
the production of an American poet:
A VISIT FROM ST NICHOLAS


VISIT FROM ST. NICHOLAS.
prc c. MOORE,
x,o.,b. n;ob, h,r.,o Ch,;s,,.. h. III ,Lru,
,ns hon.a
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rha -. - ~. -, 70 ~, - .,;.'.S =
In honas ia, G, N;oha7,s ..n.,d :. r..
Tha .h;Idra .a.,I,J IN 49, ~ $50. -.
WI; 80; e - -, - -, - .
h..d. '"'
Ard ,,.u,,n :, = ;se .,ar;
Had ;n., .s,,,sd omr 800. c,e ,, :" ~ ,"r'
W., ~, ~. a., ~ W. ",'.''
f,',.., Nv. - 49,
$500, ~. a., al
r,,,n',.,..n - -. - -. -
Ths rrnar on ~. hra,,., ~, ,hs 80 Ill.
- ~ ~ -. -,
W. to,iI -
;na,,,.a .ai ,; at.
W. l:',l,ot4 49,. '..a * u"i ,.
Ina. - ,nor,aa, :, ,n., ~ g. Nj
M ,a,,;J ,han oas io. H.. ,ha,
and ha ,h;.,laa a9d shon,a3 I'D IL, ,h..,, h.
''' =
.sNo,. n,.ha,t .. D.ut -
V;xont
O,i Come, on, (.n,;, nm, Do,aa nd p,;xon-
r. Tho CO., IS ,ha -, -, &c ~. I'll,
Now a,.h .wa. ta.h a,,., t..h go, mo-
A. ,sava. ,h,, t,t,,a 49,. ~, l,,..; a.,
WIZ nv ,o.a, - -. o,,a,..I. -, -, T. :,
60 IN ~ ;bs hous.',ar ,,,. ,h., os,,'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-07
FAors FOR THE LAprEs.-There

FAcrs FOR THE LADIEs.-There is
more truth than nonsense in the following.
Ladies, read itand profit thereby:
"The creduity ofwonlan on the subject
ofbeing loved, is very great; they often
mistake common liking for particular
regard, and, on this foundation, build up
castles in the air, and fill them with all tho
treasures of their bright hopes ana confd-
ing love; and, when some startling fact
destroys the visions, they feel as if the
whole creation were blank TO them, aud
they were the most injured Of women. Il
Is safer 70 be very skeptical on the subject
Of being loved; bnt if yon do make the
mistake, take all the blame TO YOURSELF
and save your dignity by secrecy, il you
cannot keep your heart from loving"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-07

ish il, identified as il is with the cause OF
liberty and our country. In these times
most especially necessary is it that all our
citizens turn their earnest attention 10 the
political affairs ofour country, and also
TO the aspect of political affairs abroad
II IS therefore necessary that all citizens
READ and THINK before they counsel and
act. The press is the only means by
which our citizens can qualify themselves
for proper discharge Of their political
duties.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-07

LuDicnous OccuRRKseE Yesterday morning
while TIE Superior Court was being opened and
just as the erier had finished the words hear you.
hear you, all you who have any business in this
court. come forward and you shall be heard" an
interesting looking little girl about tw Give years OH
sepped into Cour with basket of nuts in her hand
and said aloud, if in answer TO the crers invita-.
tion, " want 10 sell my nuts. SO unusual a mo
ton set The audience in roar Of laughter which
was still further INCREASED by the little girls step.
ping UP to the bench, aud asking Judge Tallmadge
to buy some nuts. e You cant sell your nuts here.
child" said Judge Talmadge, "you must 70 into
the hsll with them" An BIZ, do buy some OF
them. said she,--see how good they are, aud so
cheap Come, come" said one OF the bse.
ISLANDERS, you must leave the Ccur, no person is
allowed to sell nuts here" /" Not sell nuts here. /"
said the child with seeming surprise" Why
thought the marke, laws were all repealed" Her
last remark, which she made in tone OF honest ear
nestness called forth another laugh. end she left,
the Court much mortified thar she could not sc her
nuts ,heie.--N y. Jsnr. u Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-07

An OLD WARRIOR. In the late btlte, between
the Texans aud Indians, silver medal, about the
eighth Of an inch in thickness. and ,wo and half
inches in diameter. was taken from an old Indian.
supposed to have been upwards Of one hundred
years Of age, who VA, killed one ,ide of which
presents profile, in relief. Of Jan Madison. with
the words, James Madison, President Of the Uni.
ted States. 1909" The reverse presents elapsed
hands. with the camdt and tomahawk, and the
words Peace and Friendship"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-07

Explosion The steam boiler in the paper man.
usctory Of Mr.. G Moore, nj the corner of LYDIA
and School streets, kensnetoh (Philads pha burst
on Monday morning. destroying the building, and
hurying two men in The ruins. Both were rescued
and may survive. Mr.. Moore, who was in the
yard. was very much injured b, FILLING timber. -
His lass cannot be less than $40, 600 The boiler
was thrown 40 or SO feet from i,s position through
two walls, into An adjoining dwelling house burying
In bricks bed floa, which three children had inst
rlsnn.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-07

EDUcATioE IN KEsTUcKY.-TheS Superintendent
Of public schools in Kentucky. in recent Address,
says, that of the l40 200 children of the proper age
to go to school, only about %, 900 receiving ed
ucsiion He further states that it costs about as
much to educate the 80 000 under the present sys-
ten. as il would to educate the whole lao 900 UNI
der the Common School system
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-07

LITERARY CiTY.-There are in the various
libraries in Salem about "a 900 volumes. BY the
recent census the city contains 1903 inhabitants
The books in the Pnblic libraries therefore aver
.ge nea,lya volume and half to each inhsbitanr.
1t they are not literary people, it is not from
want OF book..-Boston Transcript.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-07

MoRE STEAMsHIps.-The N. York Herald says:
brown and Bell. on the East River have on the
stocks two steamships of about six hundred tons
each. which they building for the Spanish Gov
eminent. Their models superb. They will
shortly be launched
OF coast guard around and about Havana, Matan-
las, and other Spanish ports.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-07

A man in New YORK., who ATTEMPTED TO commit
suicide by taking laudsnum q few days ago, but
was ioiled by the prompt aiteHdsnce ofs physician,
Confessed that lie took the audanun ia order 70
destroy himself, and that he tired of living. He
acknowledged that b. hard dtinker, aud but
for the uiluence of liquor. he should have
made ,he attempt' The man oush, to have
Known that hard drinking would have put an end
TO him quite os surely although not SO suddenly as
the taking of ,a,,dsru,u
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-07

AMERICAS lSeEsUrrr.-A new printing pres,
OF small size, has been inventedb by Mr. Rugeles, o
Boston, designed for the speedy execution of small
Jobs, such as heads Of Bills circulars &C. IL print.
thousand copies an hour-and is managed by
one person, whose business is merely TO lay on the
paper TO be printed, with one hand, and to prope
the machinery with his foot.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-07

"My son, J" said an aiiectioDate mother
10 her son (who resided at small distance,
and expected in short time to be mar
ried,) "you are getting very thin, ''--'sYes
mother" he replied Il am, and when you
see me next, think you may see ny
rib, /"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-07
632 G
Jig s.

The decimal is used when the obiec, !. TO
find the quantity in -heed corn, because that de-
cmal is half Of the decimal g. and it requires two
bushels Of car corn to make of shelled corn In
using these rules half bu,he may be added for
every hundred that amour, of ears results from the
substitution of the decimals Z"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-07

CANAL Tolls From statement in the Albany
nfrsds, II appears that the tolls this year the
New York Canals have exceeded those of any for
mer year, By the sum of Mss s73. The amount Of
'oils this year is $I77a 427.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-07

WEIGHT OF MILITARY MEN.-The fol-
lowing memorandum was found a number
OF years ago, iE the pocket-book of an Off
Ger ofthe Massachusetts line:
August 10, 1888
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-07

:. Letters received at New Orleans mention thst
'eSneen, the late postmaster Of that city, who had
"ea TO Texas, had been arrested nj Houston
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-07

a lady, recently died in Massachusetts
~ a''ng three important legacies, viz: $500
Sc society, $500 20 congregation, and
''efa' poor relations to the community.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-07

Il appears from the above, that tho av.
erage weight of thpse eleven distinguish.
Revolutionary officers, was ola pounds.
The heavits weight having been General
Knox, who weighed $50 pounds, and the
lightest General Huntingdon, who weigh
ed 1872 pounds. 1t is somewhat singular
that the biographers OF eminent men, new.
er, unless under circumstances of pecu.
liar character, record the weight or d.
mansions Of the. clay tenements, which
we're the abode oftheir immortal spirits.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-07
THE MARINERS HYMN

Launch thy bark, Mariner
Christian. God speed thee
Let loose the rudder. bands
Good angels lead thee
Set thy sails warily,
Tempests will come;
Steer thy course steadily,
Christian, steer home.
Look TO the wea,herbow.
Breakers are round thee;
Let fall the plummet now,
Shadows may ground thee.
Reef in the foresal, there.
Hold the helm fast,
So--let the vessel wear
There swept the blast.
"What Of the night, watchmanf
What Of the night"
"Cloudy-all quiet--
No land yet--al's right"
BE wakeful be vigilant--
Danger may be
At an hour when all seemeth
Securest to thee.
How gains the leak so fast1
Clean out thehold--
Hoist up thy merchandise,
Henve out thy sold;--
There--let the insots go--
Now the ship rights
Hurra! the hsrbour's near
Lo the red lights
Slacken not sail yet
At inlet or island;
Straight for the beacon steer,
S,raigh, for the high land;
Crowd all thy canvass on,
Cut through the foam
Christian cast anchor now
Heaven is Thy home
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-07

iHE EMPIRE STATE.-We are enab led
10 state that the population Of New York,
according 10 the census of 1870, is
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-07
POE TB e .
To he Editor Of HE Goys,te .

To The Editor Of The Gazette:
send you for publication the following lines, by
Mrs. Caroline Southey. The poetry is striking and
ofrare beauty. The style of the English Poetesse.
is fast ripenng to masculine vgor while their
themes are becoming more elevated Other stars
of the first magnitude, than Hemans, Landon
and Baillie. now compose tie literary galaxy
Let them shine on II is most fit that she, who
hres the imagination Of the Poet, "sighing, like
furnace, with woful ballad to his mistress eye
brow should distil her gentle imeginings up.
on the heart, not alone, of Youth, but of the Man
and the Christian. PHO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-07
VAR I 4 r r.

The official returns Of the votes for Governor of
Ohio counted by the Legislature on the 18th
inst, and the result declared as follows:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
'''s'A r rs f; Ssrs css 81 sT's'sr
SCROFULA
MEQCUrpIAI.
DISEASES

TUE sarsapana OF the shops very apt be nearly,
not quite hlert, either rom ace OF from having been
medicine together with the improper modes OF pre-
H. wnch have long been In vogue have prooao con.
buied tots variable reputation The activity OF the root
10 believed depend upon one or more acttd pnncipes
soluble 10 extent cold hot and either
rendered inert by chemical change at the tenn
2l2 deg THIS fact appcarso be demonstrated by
Hancock makes the following observations. "Aner long
boiling peculiar odour which Uses abundany the
OF good SarsapaIia u almost extneuished From
the Sarsapaa prepared In this way, found sensible
results mon any patient nor It's peculiar
drowsy and rackng effects produced by large quantity,
although the deooction Of sir eight tired
dose. ~ Wood q BaoSe's u. y. LfspenSofOry.
knowledge OF these facts, and the uncertainty prac-
ice OF the OF Sarsapara In lcdo the Ills
ae repeated experiments OF the method OF pre-
pairing the extract now ocrcdto the med
cal prof public II Is prepared by pro-
bcine and Is warrantedto contain, in
FORM tho active principles Of the root obtained
TO the approved species OF smiax.
efficacy has been repeatedly tested In private practice
in eocssl treatment of the forms OF the dis
the of which SarSaparila recommended
AFTER other of thai medicine, the fanacea &c.
ulc eraons and affections of the boues In simple
croula, and In mercura and mcrcurio phc diseases
have been permanently eurcdby hsuse IN three months
without other treatment except the most simple appi
the diseased tal three hotcs
in similar cases will prove the efficacy and Importance OF
the preparation.
given freely in scroulous habits, for the
other Diseases being admirably calculated, in such
all disease from the body, and restore the usual
vigor OF the constitution. The OF two three bottles
will, such occasion, prove an edcctual security
against secondary affections.
and Alternative particularly In general debility
impure and depravcd conditions Of the system, fiom
scrofa other diseases, in chronic Rheumatism,
obstinate OF the skim Il aluablc medicine
ALEXANDER DuvAI
ie the Prophet, NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
DR.. MILES
SomPOUND EXTRACT OE rnpx a nm

,,,,,. an important substitute fer Calom1L
OF this article, keeping In view thu fac,
Wise and benevolen nj Being has plae ed within IN.
esoh OF Az remedies adapted 10 the diseases Insscn, 20
.ne climate they nhabh, knowing likewise Ina, mo,
diseases OF Vie south West arc based unon or
s OF functional derang Of the liver a.,
% 20 those articles which act more esp, eialiy 90
the hillary organs ''PNe'~iy on
Aer long abonous and expensive research thew hs,s
49, e1eu IN extracting substance fIsn the TON ATO
~ ensscy nave henominafed Hepafias his mc,israa
st w" pIoIuee all the beneficial results of Calomel in
oo acute aud chronic diseases without the nossihI,
producing Tue ucleterious consequences common no. yhs,
s acnon upon the constitution is universal no
thc system escaping Its influence Il ia howeyer
tne organs OF secretion and excretion thai lis yrea
power IS particularly manifested; hence N h. ner,.,I
auApted IL lhe treatment OF bilious fevers and her az
portal circle prevail " uie hNef ahi
u is admissible in all cases where n In neee...rx a.
SIesNe me stomach and bowes Il removes ohstruciior
lue kand healthy action ofthe liver and othe
suaI Nsccra OF the abdomen. Beinx difoeible in M
H. prIuees Tree circulation In vessels ON
@ iIee .: me body. accompanied by gentle pe rsnI
Iho hdoes no. exhaust like drastic put yes: sal rs =
uoh " more universal, and may ofen be repeaed M,
WIN safely but with great benefit. This becours
hspcusaoD necessary In OF long standing G,r in
intense temporary impressions by strong me,ll
nina Of the constitution. 'SN'S N"S s'@-
IS cleansing and purifying the system, aet IN I'm
harmony with the known laws fife and is un.S,nh,
Guy one OF the most valuable articles ever offered Tor
tic trial and inspection. ~ 'o' P"o-
ror convenience this medicine formed ,hree ,,.,
ls rue whie pills are rafhdrfe aiierafir,
I ana dhrehc The yellow pills tonic sl1.altnf and
s.to ALEXANDER DUVAI,
AZ Gnrn D.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06

WE Is 4 Eft. 3, ,p GI sale on sOOd'eTm'
lS Ss 30 DO s SS,,o orleans ni:. SUGARS
90 DO MHtanzas, clarified
e barrel. LOAF SUGAR
81 hhds and tierees Porto Rico No, ,
$50 bags Lsgnyrs
S23 DO RIO
us do Cuba
I IS % Man aSS5o'' Porto Rico COFFEE
l 39 DO Java
40 DO s, Domip,o 'OA
100 sacks Liverpool salt
l0kegs Ground do
~ bags Pimento
3 cases Cassia
loo half boxes RAISING
S5 trails Almonds, son shell
do Blistercd steel
German Steel
AZ packages Rice
. % gunpo~ieT Tea i''"'"' Tobacco
1873 half boxes ics!2 % 81 SS el,..
o. do sElO do
DO sherry WINE
lOqr casks Madeira
Is lieTees London Porter
~ boxes Sperm Candles
100 DO Tallow 40
% 90 HulPB Patent do
DO Margarine, a new aricIe
70 nests iron bound Tubs
100 boxes Brown SOAP
~ do White and Variesafod IN
IS do Fancy A.
1870 sides Sole Leather
30 bbs Copperas
6OD California Hides
4ceroons Indigo
10 tons N. \ Grind Stones
30 bbls Tanners Oil
do Lamp oil
81 packages Madder
~ bales 4 4 bheetinEs
{: e; :s: &c.,: '''-'''''
do Qipe 4, "a,
~ bales Cotton
l95 coils Bale Rope
Cotton BsHging
Seine and Wrapping Irvine
sDreaina double and siago Wrapping Paper
90 90 wiring and Letter Paper
10 bales Shoe Thread
Feathers and Wool
hat Petre, Mustard, Alum, Tar Ground PA no,
No and North CaTolipa IIerrinaa
No and2 do Shad
Cotton Yarn aud Stone Ware, At faetory prices
sale Of Shot and Bar Lead - " 'O'' '"'
Particular attention given to sae ofCountry Produce Of
selO WEBB, BOOKER HAMILTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
,,... . ponro. 4 2 u,n,.-

fer ths rehV esd esre ~ Proeidrni.s. s.s $3.50
Uferf, ~ sffsrsai presssTs
, sppaisirs congresses by broad, soa si..tio
~ eonri,edssto operate obliqueiy upwards and b.ss
lower portion OF the abdominal muscles. os.ri.i.e
port which atthe same time that dlInInshs. ahaa.
oor, stimulates them by the well known pow.r ~ "a
nent renewal Of their viror '' w PermA-
reduces the dsfended Aspoxasfyin,. a.. :
Icsnon upwards and backwards, directly rehcy ~
rs..e eseaa nom the unnatural pressure OF The do,,
psIpery husd 20 the peculiar form OF the paieni n
Isoly Affords the most immediate mupity fr.,.,
pressing drsseng and bearing down scnsaion. - u's
accompany nearly all cases OF viseeraI
and ITS sklf apple alton Is always IIloweJ 6s 80 scn,e
CONCESSION OF radical relief from the taf,nt ~ e@fU
Asuppiy OF the above Instruments Iust re..,v.. "A
oc3 kIpxaS ~ tr,e.s Dy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
RowLAND's TONIC MIXTURE.

N SPECIFIC and lasting Cure for ths Ftrsr and ss,,,
is worthy remedy earnestly rcpcls the slur Of h.n
quaek medicine, IL having been the resul, NJ 49,
years experience, aud labour, In nj
observation OF FEVER AND AGuE IA n ronno..s ~, -
such meuicnal principles considered mos, a, ~,
esoIe the harmony of action between The Sion,rh IL
81, Ann e other Important functions OF the sy.fcn' ~.
loss al which harmony Is evidently the imu,edia,e r,ne
n W, hspeedily promoesa regular and healsh,
sppene, which Is generally entirely destroy ed or Isn
on pteesons by which effect, visouf aud srength 10
soon Afforded TO the whole system. IL must be ~
e ~ 'neIleine possessing these peculiar sriues ia
ps,h W E1eai variety OF complaints. ny ienewps IN
n S aSuon Of the digestive organs has proved
IL h benefit In Dyspepsia, Deprayed Apps,i,s
sSess ps. water Bra,h FlAineney, Jaandiee Niss,
Sa pysenery, Bowel Complaints and MANY oiber al
scnons o. similar origin But is in the tI.,mcn, 81
reneIs' anu especially In FEVER AND AcIlE or In,.,
ever tat III powers have been pr,ne,p,,lv ...,
snu WIN NOSE VINO have SCENTS usefilne.s AZ III
ecu sovereign te all remedies heretofore ~.
those uiseases has also been used as nreycn,i, -
VINO Mercsu subject TO periodical recurrence 81 ~.
,s anu ever and has always warJed Cd the snnrs
ncnucua uack no II was deemed not iunroncr ~ a.
uoinIany me Vegetable FcbTuge with few of The many
w eeuheatcs politely furnished 10 the prnnric
Scnn, % M OF the foregoing statements For further
panying each botile ~ P@"P"'eu accom-
Asnppg received, and for sale by
LfELL., JOHNSTON a. LYEII
Ito Agents for tho PIoprI.sor
VIC - ~ u Mchtldoe'S Old Stand, Rlchti,ond D..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
GROCERIES,. METALS *


John ~ GORDON offers TO country merchants and
etheIs MS Eau supply Of welLseected articles viz:
west India Orleans, loaf and lump sugar
lagulIa hioi Cuba, MaTacaiho, and Old Java Coffee
west India ami Orleans M0lasses IN hhds and bhIs
single, double andtrebe, loaf and lump sugar
Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Tyson and Black Tea
Liverpool blown and ground Alum salt
Good and damaged Sole Leather
Lamp Oh cheap, for coal pits-superior bleached and
winter pressed ~
Candle and Lamp Wick and Shoe Thread
North Carolina Family Roe Herrings
window Glass, s. 10 aad 1912
lronbound Tubs
Brown Nariegsted and Shaving Soap
all sizes $3.50 ''ffH'-f VI
Earnings and Mason's Backing
Gun and Blasting Powder - " '''
Cotton Yarn and Cotton Oznaburrs
CoppeTas, Indigo and Nader
Pepper Alspice, Nutmegs, Cloves and Mace
Race Ginger Fig Blue, Cigars aud Raisins
Cotton ant hemp Wrapping Irvine
BedCords, Plough Lines and gae Rome
METALS
swedas- English, Tredegar and Upland Iron
american anl English blistered, cast shear, Gsrmap
Hoop, band, sheet and boz Iron
10 Plate and Loaded Tin for roofing houses
bIazleTs, Streaming and bar Copper
Block Tin Sheet Zinc and speter
sheet, pig and bar Lead
spike and Nail Rods
Uround Wagon and Cart Boxes
Wire, fr0Hl No. 20 10
Gut add Wrought Nails and Spikes
. Drop and Buck Shot
Cast Mould Boards, various patterns .soa ..