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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
NON SALE, pRIvATELy ,haI :,

ISOh SALE, PRIVATELY, thai very valuable lot :
corner oi Cary and CT, street fronting I3I feet on
tay street. aud running back uTou street 81 feet
inches. u s probable thai the owner % this prone Ty
would divide II into lots fronting 20 IT inc each OH
cary erect, ~ when would he valuable end CON
Sencnt Tor private residences. Terms accommc,afng-
sPpyto WILLIAMS a IIAXAII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

TRIPLES
CONCENTRATED SAHSAPAKlLLA.
IhIs Compound EE,rdct u SarslpaTl!a has gained the
preference II the Faculty pTspaTa-
ton OF SarsaPaia now fgr the Of scroiul
and other diseases which depend upon impure habit.
or ScTuiu.Dus cunuOu Of the syseiu and Will be found
highly beneficial IN all cases where SaTsapaTila used
TITS prepared without boiling, from the appr spc.
cicS oi Sarsdpaua very concentrated form
the active principle OF tie root aud dccled adj
yantagrs over the ordinary preparations, which
from Inferior inlu by long continued boiling
-(sce Wood Bacnc's q. =. DspensItoTy)
further supply Just received bN
ALEXANDER DUVAL & co,
me Agents 10 Rir bp,nnJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

F'iN MN 7
- To uWclbrg House uuw occurred BY VIZ &. G.
ffA Wotf, tu lev minutes walk ui The CITY. The
kiSiU Ii.u.cts lrgr hrd convenient, with ZEN rooms
49, So. fnsFrIInfhc beet Hluucr, and lately etttf-
e. will ar,q sfs ont holdings, aud 6uc garden Pos
session me- isf January next.
Also tnc House audi u' a. Joining the above TIC House
Ne lust compile C containing eight ruotus aufouf huIna
f'r The accommodation Ola gcrtrc faulty; 20 has altp hnc
garden. Possession gvct tut nc iiI'fly.
AIs' i1r tho afEe aui convenient nuIrs flh
street. 90 by Nr a. ExuLaaa Notx chop,
b. has large luHrr yard Wnchsl Possession gycu ~
December. for further Information, applytn
RICHARD MT Jr. a 90
nos over Euqurpr once.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
No sIIIT HARD TIME-

HOlSE & sign PAINTING, GLIDING. GLAZING, &c.
IhEpERltk ? NJ TIL cufcr- hts srks 90 ms friends
aus TIC public. 1r the extensive UarTDufal with which
De- hes been suurr ,ua respectfully announces 10 them
lNUr l-uHw CICu tn execute orders 10 the various
branches 90 Ns hT.iUgss superior manner aal on
terms which cannot Ca. tHurrf APPRECIATION
lie p1rlruaris requests iUiiyl1uIls hrIns who mas
require -us Psnfs| gr i'rfci ur Lettering 0f any he
scr.f1n tue. NaI U' g HarI' b. their execution in
v rsfau Ike manner az much below the prices usually
charged boz ihi. city 'or Dob, u"ffn tui shall Toe Ult
'~frc' ec grnmy rev Iirrs ouy moderate expenditure
AuH moderate prur.s - t'.. lrr lt- ltUuIFCfuUr.-H
ORDERS fnf C'aEuE fu iuy pfrf of flr C..y shall uc
prom NV fr, arf h. .. H My PROMISES H's .sf-
ortHs u1t.
Grn.rucn Doc rrun.ry vt frI 1ir rs1'v rr hereto.
f.rff undertake Hau'u.. a. u .E" aNHU.nf counties,
81. They vol ni-n tg" .lr. Doc I1s fJs- E1ut
r-rrr Hrf Etr.H' 1s#rr.Hrr. e .ra |... f..H.I.
10 shop Uu I'll Road sryrI, S..cEr- llH, N.Iscf
IT "sr ~V-Irr. g"Hr .Hr Depot ti-ttfr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
FALL I'D MINrEE A,.i.AN {. No.
rf-sr--=--s5S. -
-. - = : --i-ss.s y, -
e;ts IIilsl IL u. =, .lsssSSS -

TIE ncw, sNiE.fILu.. g3cSct boat EMPRESS Cart
Il ftaii, running t-f.+r.U Richmond auf .uffsytle.
Will on aus after SlurIAy she lbp tu leave the above
.ioes regularly on -" %! "RGC t5ys EcamGEi-
lu'siaE, 1hurstay aud Sf'ur fey. 90 uDibrx IL
sevisV o-N puiIy, "Wednesday and ~ y. A. a O'Clock.
a VI Running through TIC same days Of ie4vlug, and
Efssin: New Canton, Col uHa, C1Ucgsv..t all a. LAT
POINT ~ Day gh thus IL gilc rIsvel cTs coming 20,
ani iun- from the canal iHes" points
ere" ihan cAisfei under o., former arrangement The
same Unrcu'iIed eEet-Us .Ut a.tsurn render CON.
Tort AMI convCuH nee o. pI.ssu gers bee -, here
lo1rc Fare through, uuy 81. IuG the ptor1riou
appy aine Once ofthc Fompauy an i-f,nusln 0t Il
street. the Basin bank the Bar 81 tie CDurlt an
Hotel. Richmond. ! FAIRS Agent
For John Blair, Shcpher dsou & Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

LARGE ami beautiful sssIgtulsu. D! Lace Goods Jus;
- oQea'r outt1t sale cheap as r. lows. Via
Bohoucii EsUss aGl lusrIu.ss, / ca, 20 and rae
finer
Isle Edsinss and IHscuinrs, al Gi, 10 and l2E
DO laces l24, Is. l. OF
ThIeAi EdEiuzs, :. ";
DO Laces IS B. -, 4 CT
White BOtbineu Lace. = ID. g.. 81 %
star and spotted NcIiE fpT Caps l2l l. 81
Black AMI WINE IL Thule Tor Wells
Black Lace Wells. 81 81, uO3Cu, sc.
For sale cheapN n CUNNINGuATs
Nova md he, - 1, 4.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

so Itr s4gNl.l BtaLII.
Pc, 'r i-N ut og TgL uasr shades iaTker IN
"I F'tEttii %, h4g i.uI lallug OF turning kIey
47 ~" hts "e "a Use TO- about - years snd has gwen
81 ,u 10 Thousands wAJ have trio L., being an
-'-'' nam l''NLJ q stimulates AMI IuyisoTafes The
49, Nt.-t gives glossy So iuyss I Ha.r itself la.
- " '''"--r" Nlu have .ust LalI " IN .lc kne.s
~ an -'i,E t--s- va. mud luI5 ~. eIcleutto TesOTs
- - t,he,i. .. IS easily absorbed by the hair
- -' .i o., - sIrlsy - oisr &c, IL .eGaIaI; be
'- a.-1 .e+sehiJ pTcI-Tr 10 Is y.cu alr gf are
USED. Free - cents '~''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

- Whole pipes
10 quarter cPsssN
10 etghh caEks SUPERIOR Madeira Wine
- or casks sicily Nadeira do
IN store, enu Tor saiC on r.iscnsb'e terms.
- y fAptRTuN 4 CRTMp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
n Q MCNAMARA


rINUE subscriber hereby tenders his acknowledgements
I ohs friends and the community generally, who have
ihcr,y pfttcriEei hu ~ The Hat ami Gent emcn FUR
rnuf Business ur several years pastaud lakes this Dp.
ruruuy Inform Them that DO has arrangements U
trrsivclv Than ever hetor1.
Hci suuw receiving hs Fail stock al of which made
orrr expressly or the retail trair, HuI consists ut he
',t beauIul assortment ever offered n any similar e.
enlistment in the city, and will be oferci 90 unusually nw
prices. Purchasers are inUcd u call and examine ior
themselves
ocI ELISHA srEPPERsON, agent
MEDINA wINE-5o 10 ea..s Nodios WI q 81
wi sa'cby TYLER 4 TAYLOR.
ocN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17


sea al rs, - c. &c.
THE following Fall aud Winter Goods will be found
Il atthc Stor" Of the subscriber.
$1,000 worth OF rich figured aud plaid Chine, ana other
new styles Of silks suitable for ay and evening dresses
ai all rccs from isti IS 81 o. 70 Oh and - per yard
comprising ali colours and styles
Also fashionable ain figured and cmhr iCr ed Mouse
line de lanes, every quality sni pTcc.
Likewise, IS o. woTth of Fail Winter Shaygls Man.
tas AMI Scaris Of all styles from - - CO. e. o. s. o.
ell CO. si5 90 and g 40 90, and upwards.
lncutngt suit al tastes, every thin. the shawl and
Dress say sfavc orEsy, high loW pSccd will be
found cheap, Tor cash, 4 ID JENKINS
&C l6 Cheap Cash Dry Goods sore.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
iRONlTIC ROSE TOOTH PASTE.

', excellent DeLguEce Way be used wEh peTcc a H.
'uf a. Tue purposes Of cleansing the teeth uaEng
,t 1-- lidi Nhiri Tor s;Oppug progress of ID cs
W. 'eetl removing tau tartar, purifying me
$3.50 ~, Is ~ ciaiaion Is not surpassed Being 10 solid
ts ~ -saeIa While !or convenience Il Is decidedly Oct
e 49, i a! 81 me tooth washes. Il is done W neiLyI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17


Have on hand general assortment Of
GRocLRlEs.wI INES. TEAS q LIQUoB
OF THE BEST QUALITY,
AT wholesale and retail, for cash or tn punct
Dn. LEiDh,s mGDICATED EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARlLLA.
LINS COM en ale oog,pounu Fluid Extract fsaIsa.
- ptis combined ~iih other vegetable eItracgs which
Iend, - medicine Of great utility ho cure OF ali dis.
49, aIh1 from Impurities OF the blood, in,hsers
uDhs snd iinptudences of youih anu constitutional ia
easts Iordo produced ~ the inudeIOus use OF u-r.
toI General D-b,ity tcerous sores Mbrs s r.aeus
Diseases OF the Liver and sin Scroiua, or Kings Es
hys'pSs' ~e, ami all the unpleasant and AZ
r.ns -c - "a 80, 80 iPhii' Lus- Ns"sreaL &c A.
- p-'EtI OF me blood al al tines and particularly
renal A. medicine calculated 10 soothe and noun
e ste.n atef having been undrS treatment for
TIE natural vgor Of TIE system aud ailayins he
syoaisI An1 svoGs eondIuoD oihe common
steI sckness Tins preparation N be ound htshly ser
nceable duIinE the suu mer season preventive OF
those Unpleasant and dss=r-cabs 40 eoapo,y ~
NAM during wcs'Ier, namely Famine a. GIs,,n..
OppIessiyt teeLns sboui ie Heart Breast IL
ils 1e lgn'iui -ti Wholesome oev rags. by adding
ocspoon il glass Of ice-Waer similar to the cee-
% i'oon ciet diHS aud with small qusnry sugar
syI.p Iottn" The S-rsapaiiiiA Mead, Possessing
nnSesrr IA ah1on, necIna conducive 10 he sIh
II IL rso,.iss -,tt-1 10 i,y-is forssyeing persons
""@'s4'sre OF kre1; importance. fors
ms DraEEis;s, sole agents Tor R,ehmonS' VI.
coSsIhtTlON a. hLn COMPLAINT
TAYLOR BALsAM OF LIvERWoRT.- W.shnr,.
.ad neivo1. Dsea.es Splitting OF Blood ConsuunpIion
- Complaints, can be retaedsd by the OF
STRENGTHENING medicines wb ch re.fofs tone 10 the
MUSCULAR gina Dr. IIyloT'a Bsl.aa NJ
hcr"O has been -ci successfully ioT ten year. 4, m.
cellentremeuy. AL eN
CONSUMPTION and LIVER ompl,iRti As Se1sr,l reme
~ lor these dsea.es am fiy s.u.fe from onr eEpc
tnete no MEDICINE equal 10 DR. IayoI's Bal.au
~ u - Narrantsdnot 10 contain any sercuTy
@ @ OF ai.,e1 preHrlIloo, and beng purely ysseta.
us can oe used With the uIulosS sa:ey psr.ous In
ever! condition Cicanses lung 6y eI .e'orn,n
e'es iilcJt breathing, ami 70 ucii the eh.-
IhcTe can be qu--,on but tins Tasaicius h e.Tf,,
cure Tor IhOuic coughs and Coids. have used II for
geaIsi- my ptleuce' aud away with success.
p, ,.,,.. A. +. ROGERS, ND.
Tue olCN1nz remarks were Jsken from the Medical Ma
sazlheLhe surprtsins effect produced oy DR. TayoT's
ba-seh OF LVeiwprt, ia Constructive cases cssnot fail
.Rcun nsep IA thrilling ntrTe. lhrUu. hout me voTIJ
~ '' s. ."ls el=' rt l- disease (cOnsu neura
dc ii~l q " rl-It Co senses men n = 80.
ers O., evidently cousumrtive restored IN besi,G ~
us s lac OF dsiy occurrences how then can We aua.
'h lr NirAc Of Tue auOys -Icinei" We hone rbv.i.
10 use For sa4euy ' N'e''S
GAYNOR, Dru-yis
, -. AgeEl Tor RIrhtn1nd Va
NIL One lIH4- 1T
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
PANTS AND VESTS
NINE Am anAl

OF EVERY KIND!
COMPRISING full assOi'mert-aIaouz which are
~ 30 pair fine sAuinei Paats
lOj 30 good Vests, large and conrlete as
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

tor changing Grey or lghl Hair Brown " Rack In
le" iiNuI~ NtIuuut ~ lng The Skin OF . -,
I.e OF I- III II spIied At nghi going TO Eer tie
S..4i'- w. sieeleL by morning The color is perua.
htu, therefore cannot be rubbed OIL nor viii II IN, lie
very huIe Trouble. Puce IS ceuts. ""i
~ MlCHAUA'S FkECKLE WASH
certain eni speedy Remedy for Frecsels and tbr -
Gs cents. ~ SS' FI!Ie
~ Ihe above are for sale by the sole Prupr,stor W
Sehn Nos, - anh - South, third street Phads Iphts
slsU lof SAFE 10 Richmond by John Gaynor J. Eusacg
SIn Aei puyhI Co. and J. H. KazianJ, anu most OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
NO. ] Is
w. Is. & J. 40. CHRISTIAN,
MARkET SouARE
RICHllOND. VIRG1NTA.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.,
Have hand a general Assortment of
INES. TEAS a. LIQUOR
OF THE BEST QUALITY,
AT wholesale aud retail, for cash or tn punct
customers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

DALTIMORE wHIsK EY-iO ihds Baltimore
ID whiskcy, jps received, and Tor sale by
ocH TYLER TAYLOR,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
hlla ~ fillHi DC Wl.taNns N
MARRIED LADIES

In delicate siuliIua fun Ie"f from constantly
wearing THIS plaster TIE Application OF tins plaster be
tween the shouiiora hos 90 fsuni r,Ihcty
Coils cousins T'hsic aud .uns ahec'inus their pTi iry
stages destroys irnIm8' by producing curinus We
spfaiion. No physician should be WithbuiU.
tnf pdTicuaTsscc b:is that companies each box and
directions Each box aims sufficient to spread six or
eight I'asiers Prcc 5Occuts per box. For sale.
IA div cir a. ~TEVr-SS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
MORE NEW BOOKS

Ellen ETHOOD, by Charlotte Elizabeth
siege Of Del Ty, sufcuugs Of the PrOtesfants:
iae OF ue Revolution N England hy Charlotte Elizabeth
sabpaih School as . shUl.d be by " A hlruf
Pam Sermons, by contributors 10 the Tracts for tie
Tines. For sac.
m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

BONNETs AED FLOWERS
lust received new AMI uunis1rc Assortment Of Bon.
nets and Artificial Flowers ne f'1ws, 1k
Assorted Nuuns B,uuats tot, 2sJI D.
Mssra uiu straw do BOZ
Ladies' vlsi straw do o.
~ PLAN to d1 2aud finer
Misses aul ladies Leghoru uu, al sizes andp prices
B'nnCts, lowers, Spf-s, and Wtc1ths, various kinda
new ami fishiuuauc--Gt
! u CUNNINGUN N'a
nova New and chrap Cash Dry Gootsf store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
sADDLEnY Ar NORTIEIhN PHICEs

ShtpLLEA OF a. kim ItfH" NnFul c,ureTs price,
> cash. "a .= from 81 ~ 10 - English d,ss
Horse. arrsEc. G. lui Niue CHtr- Hrais, aus Roius
an NlrfrEl4s ufrS"fs '-cu.!uU L: shard American
Hate rrup- ~l'' Fn-zs GUt-. HsfH Leather lion
Frame lruuss, Csrra Bf-s, N--ru whips ~ the most
approved maze. for sale. q N plt KlNSpN.
au f.aI tito 81 Tava
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-06-03
TERMS OF THE SPECTATOR.

The Spectator is published weekly, by
KENT0N HARPER, at Two Dollars a
year, if paid in advance-or Two Dollars
and Fifty Cents, after the expiration of the
fret six months. Nopaper will be discon-
tinued, but at the option of the editor, until
all arrearages are paid. Advertisements,
not exceeding thirteen lines of printed mat
ter,i9serted three weeks for one dollar. Lar
ger advertisements in the same proportion.
A liberal discount will be made to advcrts-
srs by tho year. O-Letters on business
must be postpaid.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-06-03
WONDERS OF CULTIVATION.

There is scarcely a vegetable which we
now cultivate, that can b. found 10 grow nat
turally. Button has stated that our wheat is
fictitious production, raised to its present con-
dtlon by the art Of agriculture. Rye, rice,
barley, or even oats, are not to be found wild +,
that is to say growing natural in any part of
the earth, but have been altered by the indus
try OF mankind from plants not now resem-
bling them, even in such degree as to enable
us TO recognize their relations. The acrid
and disagreeabie opium graveolens has been
transformed into delicious celery, and the
colewort, plant of scanty leaves not weigh.
ing altogether half an ounce, has been improv.
ed into cabbage, whose leaves alone weigh
many pounds, and the cauliAower Of conside
rable dimensio2aReing only, in the embryo
few buds, within their natural state would
not have weighed as many grains. The pc
tatoe again, whose introduction has added mil
lions to our population, derives its origin from
small bitter root which grows wildin Chill
end Monteyideo.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-06-03
A MODEL REPUBLIC.

CoNNEcTlcuT.-The Legislature of Con-
necticut convened at Hartford on Wedu esday,
the 9Th inst. Samuel G.. Selden was chosen
PRESIDENT pro TEN. of the Senate, and Chas.
>. McCurday, (Whig) of Lyme, was re-elec-
ted speaker OF the House by majority of
6i votes. After some nnmportant business.
both Houses adjourned until 3 o'clock, p.
M. when they convened in joint session.
Governor Ellsworth took the oath of Office
and addressed the Convention. His speech
| aliudes to the late Presidential Election. and
to the death of Gen. Harrison--urges the
necessity of Protective Tariff-deplores
the fluctuations Of the Currency-expresso
himself in favor of single term for the Pres-
idency-gives succinct and fattering ac-
count OF the affairs of the State, financial, ed
ucationa, and military, and urges renewed
attention to the schools and charitable insti-
tutions OF the State. Connecticut, he saws.
presents republic which secures more good
and avoids more evil than any other poiitical
community OF ancient or modern times. All
the pubic statutes, after two hundred wears
Legislation, are contained in a single volume:
the annual expenses do not exceed $50. 900:
the State owes nothing, possesses a school
fund OF more than So, O0O, 900 well invested.
yielding an annual income of $4,000. il
without disbursements or superintendent of
public works, employs but few officers, and
yet enjoys the security of law and the admin
istrauon OF justice as economically ns any
other State in the Union. The militia con.
sists OF 10000 men. The Governor advo-
Gates the extension of the law abolishing i'm
prisonmen. tor debt to persons not living in
the State.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-06-03
THE STEAMER PRESIDENT

The following is the list of the passengers
in the Steam Ship President which ia sup
posed to have been lost.
Fl. G. Pfeffel, of N. York; A. r. War
burg, N. York; Lieut.. +. Lennox, and Mr..
Conrteney, British Amy; Tyrone Power,
and servant, England; G. a. D. Meisegares,
of Philadelphia; S. Mails, n. York; 6. l..
Cader, sRkenos Ayres; Il. Palmer, Balti.
more; DR.. M. Torner, Cuba; John Fraser
N. ork; A. Van Lobe jun., Amsterdam; A.
>. Byrne, London; Thorndike, N. York !;
Nv: Martin, England; E. B. Howell, and
wife, N. York; A. Livingston, N. York
Rev. q. G. Goodman, Washington CITY
ID. DeuchaT, Scotland; Morris and child :.
r. Barry, j. G. Roberts, N. York; J. Leo
Wolf, wife and child, Master Mohripg, r
Blancher, Cuba.-Total 27,and Q CHILDREN
The officers and crew consisting of 81 per-
sons-in all, Ito.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-06-03
y ours, &c.
From tie Nat. MfeXipencer.

The diseases mentioned below are of such
frequent occurrence, and the remedies so
simple and etfectual--the first of them reaui-
ring to be administered without any loss OF
u'nc-that think royoIs geuvIahy which
taSculate III the country would do we'll to pub
lish them; and farmers should have them
pasted In a commonplace book, or on the
blank leaf OF an alnanack, for ready refer
ence. S.
To cure the choHc in Horses.-Nlake and
give him drench composed Of table spoon
iu OF strong mustard, dissolved in black
bottle of water. Having prescribed and de-
scribed the drench, how is it most conven-
ic"ty administered ! Raise the horses head
high in the air, and give the dose from a Junk
or black bottle. For this purpose every far
mer should have bottle at hand, (always
kept in one and the same place, and so with
many other things,) the neck of which. to
prevent its breaking in the horses mouth,
should be well seized or wrapped round with
twine. If itbe uncertain when the horse was
taken, as in that case there will be danger of
Inflammation, on discovery Of the disorder
open Uein immediately. The remedy here
described is said to be immediate and infalli-
BILE. How apt many farmers are to wait I'M
TIL the case occurs. and life and death hang on
the Issue oftlie moment, before they inquire
about the cure. And how many there are
who do not keep on hand the ingredients to
hll UP the simplest prescription. Be i. then
remembered, from this time forth, a table
spoonful Of mustard for the worst cholc; and
and Furthermore, keep always at hand blacl,
bottle, strong mustard, sulphur, giauber salts,
and fleam to bleed with. 10 make the
horse swallow, when his head is thus elevat-
ed, instead Of choking him or squeezing his
gullet or windpipe, from which inflammation
may supervene, give him smart slap on the
lips with the open hand.
r. ). Some prudent farmers keep at hand
with which to give drenches most conven-
ient'y, well-shaped cows horn, with the
little end sawed and smoothed off; through
that pour down the dose from the bottle.
Good medicine for Hogs.-When your hogs
get sick, you know not of what, give then
ears of corn, first dipped in tar, and then roll
ed in sulphur. 1t is ten to one but it arrest.
the disease.
Remedy fur foul noses in &eep.--Make
small mop, by wrapping rag about the en'
Of stick, dip this in tar, taking up so muc
as will adhere TO it, roll this around in sail
and then thrusting it into the sleeps mouth
hold 1t there until he is forced to Withdraw
and swallow the tar and salt, and your shee
will soon get good health and clean noses. -
| american F.irmer.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-06-03

Co'ors.--Thers are but three primary co.
Tors; red, yellow and blue. Blue and red
combined, constitute purple. Blue and VOL
low combined, constitute all the variety OF
greens. Blue and red constitute the ORANGE
color. Red (Which alone is pure carmine)
qualified by yellow, constitutes scarlet
Oliveis formed by mixing red, blue ard veil
low. Lilac and violet are formed by difiefen.
proportions Of red and blue. White is COM
posed ofaii the different colors united. Blaci.
is the absence Of all color. When red, vel
low and blue are perfectly blended, the com
pound proves white. (Rather incredible,
but true nevertheless.) Black is uniformly
produced by fire, which is most powe rfuJ
destroyer Of all coleEs.
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AUTHENTIC FROM FLORIDA

we learn that information has been receiv-
ed from the Commanding General in Florida.
under date Of the 9TH inst, that a SHIPMENT
has been made from Tampa Bay for Arkansas
OF about 200 Indians, of whom SO are warri-
ors, being all that had collected at that place
during the last few months, and making the to-
tai number removed during the wear. by
peaceable means, about $50, of whom about
100 are warriors. Negotiations for the emf
grafton OF the remainder were still in pro.
gress, not without some hope ofsuccess, with
all but Sam Jones and his followers, who still
remained mPracticable.-Nai.L Int.
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Death nf the Rep. ,y,oben q po...y

Death IT the Rer. Stephen G. RosSeA.-The
long and useful life of this venerable and zeal.
Gus minister of the Methodist Episcopal
Church has been closed by death. He expi.
red on Friday last at his residence in Lees.
burg Va, at the age Of 70. This eminent d.
vine was born in Loudoun county, Virginia,
In the year 1863, and entered the travelling
ministry In 1889, at the age of 90 years;
since which time "a period OF So years) he has
been distinguished for his piety and un,iring
zeal in the cause of Christianitv.-BoK. Poi.
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jury several pages of manuscript, being an
elaborate history of her own alleged wrongs,
and the articles and devices of Richard Ref,
Beverly Chew, and others, to keep her from
possessing or enjoying the property of the
late Daniel Clarke, bequeathed to her by him.
whose Legitimate daughter she was and not
his natural child, as they have alleged.
At being now four o'clock, the Judge dis
charged the jury until Monday week-ths
first day on which jury sits in that court.
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CANAL PACKET BOATS.

OUR Packet Boats leave Richmond and
Lynchburg on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, and arrive at Scottsville the same
nights, and SO on to Richmond by p. NJ.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
0-Passengers leaving Staunton on Mon
day, Wednesday or Friday in the regular line
for Scottsville will always arrive in time to
take the Boats at Scottsville.
BOYD, EDMOND, & Co.
Nav, 90, lS4l.-tf.