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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
AUCTION SALES
psi INLoEs 8 RRorHER.

BY INLOEs BROTHER.
REGULAR SALE DAYS. rn..-,,.. ,,-, - -.
90 for Public sale y %" ""'-- ih'enn
on litNsDAN MORNING. January 27,h Ist2 n ~,
M -, ~ - ctc Ne siu scin OF our SORE
part Of ''e'ter &c CONSISTING
hahoxany Snieboar'is an Z Burean.
Cane amt Wool seat Char.
Toilette Tables. Roc king Clsir- 90
GROCERIES. LIQUORS &c
Whskey Brandy and Cin
Sugars and Moiasses in bbis
Tam and shoulder Bacon
Go 81 Firkin Butter
S,sp, Candies and starch etc. etc.
Will be added
- bones Bunch Raisius
2 bbis Apples
WORK AND SADDLE HORSES.
which superior A"' No'k herses, some OF
ja2i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27

CNLnNER sEED.-Pumc new crop Clover seed free
N(fnm kbWuTt aud other .Nrancos seeds-fo sale by
"a ~ WILLIAM PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

TUE proprietor ofhis establishments At the commence.
incnt OF anew year, returns his thanks his friends
ahd the public for their liberal support
Opened FOR their accommodation In July last and he hope
su urihrr tu merit H. 10y making all those sri1urn
The Exchange, confor able at least any other Hotel
IN c Union lie takes this opportunity aso Of caution
us The public against the unfoundcd nut snost nv
persons about tie cStrivagan chlrges said to
nene o,h nale al hs Hotel 10y assuring them they
T. BOYDEN, Proprietor.
''''"''o"i' 'a-' jan ~ ISL ia 3m
TIC Boarlcrs for meals only Al the centlemen,s C)ru
nary, s945 pcry year
A-rhsd To the Exchange is large Concert aud Ball
hooHi "nleh VIII be 10" i'r such purposes upon
SoHablc terms a. any ia the city.
MOUNTAIN BUFFER, just received
nt JIG FRY A co.
(uGARs-3U,pO Prnepe Csars-iust received and
~ Tor sale. IA % TYLER a TAYLOR.
JAMES RIVER SCRIP, wanted
ll-6 FRY a co.
Two hundred bsgs new crOp RIO COFFEE, for Ealc-
- ~ - IHN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
IANus MANUFACTURED BY GALE 4
49,, COMPANY. FOR

lNr sent nesc PIANOS safely 20 very rre.f dis,re.
Ui r.iF tn virginia, but t1 different p.rfs 81 De 49,,
.'.- sent ot i've of them short time 40 vi, -
W. 80 ~ lhe brig Creole Tor South Wesen Tenoes,ss
natc JUS heart have arrived perfectly ssfe ,ni
M 600 Ine Testimonials of thc entire ssfisfarfior ~
F.rs ..a-.i- ore received BOP every Instance.
lowing '' 'o''e''o" W ule io'-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
). z. WATKINS & co

At the Old Stand OF Samuel Pn,n.r
DEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES TPTSEe
ANiNG purchased tae entire srock 81 80 49,, &C
VII continue 70 keep themselves supple vel, y
S ~ ~ .stiy way suited 10 ne trade OF the CIV IS !,
10 which they invite the attention ~ ,s
i,, A. ~, '.e ar,her customers Of Mr. Pufney ''
,,illeh'ihG 10 make their purchases eIrusyclv -. .
, .r eas, they are prepared sell on fsvoSrsbSe
sr a, vii ~ sc sue attention 10 the interest Of custom
S'S a' Vii secure aud IN Tit public patronage
iare sou my entire stock to ]. E Watkins A. 70 -,
r. IA recommending them TO NV friends ana
- 7, assured from actual knowledse on ,bair
the wants OF all. " ry seb. suited 70
- y; B-Persons having business with me en- g.
m ~ NV ate stand for the present VII" he' an md
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
iOS In Rehearsal, the Drama Of the
Il, FL YER.

NJ K. wELLYN,
II engaged for the production some Equestrian Drama.
la which his famous Horse Timour, will spp, ar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
FOR BOST0N
sHAWLs, NANTILLAS, sCARES. A.

rsM The Enc schr HURD. Capt Rorera now road,
ikD load, will have Dispatch For freSbt W. rs sSau
- sppiv on board, az Pickeu's wharf or 10
re 81 JAMES FfSfIru a anN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

AItshlhS q L'upYs Ilne.)
a: IS: sr5 !: s.5
,t,., . a-eomnoiauons' Apply board at Iester,.
.li. I'd HASktNS A LTRBY or
70 ~ JAMES FISHER a zoN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
NEW WORK ny TA\I.S
= ~ ~, WHEAT AND FAMILY FLOUR

HISTORY of thc Life Of Richard t,,,r ~ - e..
of England. by q. T. Il James , vols ,,, '.l' Nm
WITH many ether new Works '' '''''''.
"a - WRANDOt PUN,C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
FOR NEW YORK,
EOR ROSTON


I'D Z. ;fs s G IN 1;. 5s:B Fsq s :s.,,
ia Il ''' LANES rrsr,rp -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27


kN Tue schI THOMAS Dali, Capt GrifBtb ro,y
- boarc, al Testers wharf, or to e' -fp'J ou
iaiS IaNFs p,sue, . -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27

III VIII ln'kinf Classes from e. f1 SIN fasef y,r
~ Mtni'' T.. If frencn tuI Carirsn P.s-rs h. =.
'is.e-, ''Nt N'l0rnuy Frames of even. Il r.
'''ri L''s'n2 Classes, hcv a1i han.'sam r,ficru.
ina JANIS EVANS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
BY DUNLOP, MoNCURE & CO.
$4,000.
STOCK or DRY GOODS

N'LOt, hONCURE & CO.
$4,000.
STOCK OF DRY COons
AT AUCTION.
IN ihnrsiey, the 9th inst, conn.n.,,. =, n -,
vi DC sold without reserve. At the toss ny ~ oeoet
"essrs Cay q Bentley their entire oeeuP'edo y
STOCK OF DRY GOODS
snouLting In about $4,000. The stock con,r,... -,
s 49,, assortment Of staple and Fancy bry s:o,
TERNS-Under slcO, cash-over etOo 4 noah =
proved endorsed negotiable paper "'""''s TOT ap-
TX DUNLOP, MoNCURE 4 CO, Auets.
BY DAVENPORT ALLEN.
AUCTION.
IN THURSDAY, 9Th inst cnmmeneinv n, h.i, -. ~,
oocck VIII be offered Ia front Of our anrtion ~ ~
following articles TO close eonsiguments: 'e
10 begs Rio Coffee
~ hhds dry Porto Rico sugars
~ 40 - CrotE 10
~ 10 Bacon, mi,Liings
~ half chests fine Teas
WINES, LIQUORS. s..
- eighth pipes Madeira Wine
half pipes French brandy
5lbhls 3 Rum
~ hhds Whisky
~ qr pipes Sicily Wine
~ do French Maieira
= eighth pipes Muscai
10 qr do Tenerins
ALSO,
10 casks best Winter OH
30 kegs Rne Powder
I,9 6 be- prime LaEuira Coffee
Nv 90 Java do
Terms as usual.
A, Aucts.
SALT.
90 saess Worhngon brand in prime order. in s,o,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27

IN ID iDiSAIfs.R<
4 AsBS Wool shirts a. gs u. .r.tI,.
IL Nerno Shris n - ani -
Cotton Drawers A. 9s-nI I2s
ID Shirts Al 7sGI aud -
M"riuo DraWcTsat IL
ri.S shirts a. t. aud s.
ID DaWcrsaflS4
ARG ami complete the above G5i s,r
oeuuemel- wear. ~ ~
ALSO,
for ladies "-'N' 1'' Dia"er7
supply these Goods always on hand ami s,l. Lou,
a" o. u CUNNINGHAMis
u :. New ani Cheap Cash Dry Goods store
i oohING GLASSES AT COsr-Wi.5ior 10
- 'se on our drge stock offuet. pier and mantle class
.ose wanting eau hnd Jarsans At tie Fancy IIlrware
;" =, CJRiCHARDS & co.
= I'M BRANDY ac-OI Pal. Corn,c .,,,.-,. -.
" superior old Rum, for sale ! "A ABaoi 10y
J4 4 rucr below A Duval a TO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27

ME have this lay received our sunriv NJ ,s-,
s, MSn arc as usual warranted genuine, AMI can be
catalogue can Toe had srauilously coDisnIns nh H.
ieouon. ~ toihc time Of sowing ani manner Of n,,,
BEEI-Ear.y rurnip. Mansle wuriz e. Frrnrt 80,
bEAN S--Red Spccklci Valentine brown a. r.,
me- SSi rye, w hie Kidney, Crambcry, Horticulture
RECOLE-Scotch Kaie
CAbbA6E-EaIly York, LAnifethis large York F,,I,
savoy, Green Cuflcd SAVOY. Rel Dutch '' ''''ss".
CARkoI-Esrly Horn, Long Orange
CAtLlFLONER-Elri
CElEkN-Red ami White
CRhSS--Curird
CURCIMBERS--
EGG PLANr-Isrgc Purple
ENblNE-CuTicd
LETTUCE brown Ouch Early Curle.i. c,bi,.. OF.
MIL kaaLoNS-"a'er' varieties, Nutmeg and Ci,ron
oNluN-Rcian silver skin
PARSIEY-Curled
PARSNtp- sugar. sxf~s fre
=, ILAs--Lnrnhfrihs Extra Early. Eary Frame Large
"S1t.Iwlt; sue Imperial. Bishop Dwarf Prolific
,KADl-H-long scarlet White Turuip Eci Turp,
SALSAFIE-
SPINACH Round savoy Leayed, Priesly seeded
TOMATTOES--
FLOWER FEED ia assorted packages
Inc pUPucoTS opportunities Tor xfcr sivr ,r,-.,.,f
observation have enabled him iuiriousIy f1
such viueesof vegetables atc really .gotf, of rI
i, NC 'n.oror or nsis not unfrcqucnf, worthless
NdI,es "i the same class which have been rtencfni
through inc experience: therefore In r1, sir- b i.
ne vas excluded many SORTS usually found inthr cs
seeis. And hC is sure that tic Ssricfv ,.t. , IT,
SUI luther reduced with advantage; ar any r-f~ f .
~, ~ m A,f -.Iu'h however extensive, aud fuy adapted
A. 10 tnc quality ~ the seeds tho proprief vsb,srt
ue concentrated that What De- sHii hs him BIS of his own
E"ln, with unt slight exception therefore 0arranri
win cnirc conf fence, that tcy will upor trff Nov, g.
pc ar superior 20 most 90 foreign importation NJ such E
"'v 0asuay e"icctc ~ The United states T. hc htlof
ia, LhELL- JOHNSTON & INFII
J' Agents for u. Iiudrcfh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27

HN Tie regular pacEctschr MANCHESTER Allen
AAAb .'-.er having tart Of her cargo engaged anil
VIII 'lat win tis. ach. For halanee Of fTesbt 81
"4cs '''acco, and - rhts tobacco % eomplets Inc
ai- a. Passiee. risng the best accomtno,iafons ar
~ ' ,r master on tolri, 30 Lui'am's wharf or 10
ia ~ WIN. ROWLETT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
FOR NEW YORK

~ lHt regular Jacket scar JOHN STJILI Teal
49, muster having t'c greater part u her cargo en-
-, 80 anl VIII meet with dispatch For b9ancs
- '-'"' "tiy l" VIM ROWLETT or
J. FISHER A SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
By Tuo's BR ANCH & BRO.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE. AT AUcTIo,


SALE OF REAL ESTATE. AT AUCTION
WITHOUT REsERvE
I(N virtue ~ deed NJ trust eteenedb y Nyr, ,f,
ID 70 the subscribers, the E3rd day OF M,rrb sI- rs
certain yu posss therein set forth AMI iuy rero, ~
Richmond AMI IN the Cerks Office for Prince 5 -.
~ shall proceed TO sell a, An-ion On IN. o,,, A.,
Marc o4A Al II O'clock. the promises the f,iIo,i
Neli ss's,e, w commencing a. City Point, Gar the June
u'h 81 'aes and App-msrot RgerS) with he I, -
iois laid On BY MiesIh Bates surveyor Of The CIV -
an iunediliey thereafter, aud the same nlsre :,
adjoining the said lots on the Soui5ern snn, snd
shoui the sales Of the Lots AMI the asa aercs NJ
not De closed during he day and time 10 pro
ceoi wtli ne sale Of tie other properly f
We shall. on tie Jay commence a, tho sam. ho
W. R,S,nses 20 seu by Public Auction the Farm
ee"rEe about Two miles above City Point ana bounded 90
me north ~ the Appomaio1 RIVER and eon'arins sbo,
vcnencet 10 marsei-thc Railroad raising tbrogr6 NJ
ad1sees ~ U 10y roini, a. mar possessing EIeat
de- rves te attention II the business men f"' a''
, tS Iesa OF sale Will DC IN rnont. the balance ono
20" ul. iohs above properly H. unque .iionable bp,
'cs'-i Ia Us JAMES W PEGRAHl
&c sale ,onau,,e +. l g sTAINHAcK' :
Tn0s BRANCH BRO Apet..
story Dwelling House ind store vi,6 vs5. S'y Nv Two
10Y vessels and Two other houses. "a el-,tis
BY WILLIAMS * HAXAIL.
PORTO RICO SUGAR. RIO COFFEE T.. G.
va Lilly next me oh met az lut o'clock We will sci
auC'' To Irot OF our store. variety OF Groce rios
Liquors. Wines &c consisting IN psT', of
s. hhds No Porto Rico sugar
~ boxes Loaf 10
Ion -ags RIO Cofce
y hLds New Orleans Moasse-
loo boxes Rasins
q 30 Writing lux, ties. qualny
. boxes Candles
hhts Sperm oil
p bu.s Winter 30
~ 90 e Herrnrs
lspD rs Bacon sides and Shoulders
- ohis Northern Apple Brandy
: 30 virginia 90 90
q 80 New Englaud hum
~ bills MouGngahcla 4th proof Whisky
I'D halt pipes brandy Rouse br,ni ia Cps,,r, tt
Holland GIN; soap; Ginger muse
sicily Vine etc etc
ALSO,
TERMs-OyerslCo,i months.
"a = " q II, Auets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27

10 rue fuBLtc.
'n announcing tho Play e MONEY agaln, some 81
Panai' - ts dhe The above popular Play been 80
''sci firtcs as fs tasf nfafst: but
N 70 deeslNs Il 70 again asked for BY oftAe
N'"ntts OF The Lrg saiufc. and many Of the Ctizsna
vi" therefore be acted ON elncsday Nv, nrs lao -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
WAVERiY HOUSE. NEjy y0RE

tTS- large quantity of Groccrics 10 ei,ss s,is q,
DC ousfcd, THIS Morning. az the Auction Snreo
laH DAVENPORT A ALIEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
PHorECrIoN INSURANCE cov,,,~,

OF HARTFORD. CONN
'l'hl- tom7iny ofcrs fn insure Houses Store Mn.
= ta,.rrs hirns, snt rlc contents OF cacn t1sefb"r
Loss OR DAMAGE BN TikE '''' ""NiNSi
hr rifsoi premium offered ago al. low as those r w
-nn af n-t luton. ani every uac hls au s.rortir q =
a-m' sunni f' nr protected sc1rs. fhr Of tif ~,
sillc 'c elements, which ceu single hour .,.,rs
a~'F .'c ctrurEs nf many year.
&c trifs. one UtH-c rursIrsI u frlrsacne ia bus d.
t.. l ABUSING fnl payment ~ .ssc. 5 ur.r.. .n I
apps 'u HENRY Ct',pkr
iel2ly Cr,6' Il .,.,Ha.i ~ nc
TiNkLIR's PLOUGHs.
4 FINE I-..rfr.nf .I f....r .ef...-,... p..... ~
- ufuHhcn-n' 'Isf received f.r -.'. .H r.r....s,
ii l.r ''rr of INr sol TO- rs rtt NrF.K
t'i rhIfret'uH of fIr f.ut u.rII'if .I arnr.hrfrr
.f in .c'nrcrs ave leave fr rrfr n Doe -
-fu.u. " liG'lrc. Nf, fcss. 10 TI.r.r rlbr 49,.
w h@y NOR James T sutton. Roscoe Lpscomt an A
JAZZ
ROOMs FOW WENT-lV..un over .fe sf,r..,,
'tf '. i-i id q streets, wei calculated frr r-s.
'nf professional yrHtemcu which viii br putin nos ~
Ser AF0y n lrfU IhanpG,1-r'
COWDIAL.OR WIyECAsE
" EANpoirH 4 co have t,r ~, - e..
- WIN ne1Ii1I inaIi uots, cnn.s.uire 4 H.-r-t.~. -,
ilrrN a1f hciry cuf glasses nv hl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27

NEW CROP SUGAR AND MOLASSES
4 1W hhi- New Orleans Sugar
l"Ihhis Mu'l--cz. poo -frre-fir sale
"a A-lN LANCASTER. DENNY A 60
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
oRNsBEE 8 CARTER


"A M Possession given Immediately a large veil r.t..
Ipi near .he Petersburg Depot u swell suts.i m
'o or wood hari' having The rails laid down for m
''n % upon. Apply TO RlCllD HILL, Jr & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
Muse sore. OPPOSITE he B az

7, ''-it- nii"ste The Banks
- active, utsk Servant Girl. accustouisi "a, go,
N'use WORK None need agp's unless thcy como v..r M
'''' SHIELDS s. sOMERViIIE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
EW BOOK.

Y bhh superior Buckwhcatin half Barrels
H. t' go i1 quarter io
,,-a ~ % 10 in fourth do, rr sale bv
~ .f 30
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
SMITH, DRINKEt q NORRIS.
LATE
SMITH y PALMER

ruer LeiowA Duval a 20.
SMITH, DRINKE ~ MORALS,
LATE
SMITH y PALMER
AVE on hsrd English, French German and America,
llp'isuons 10 every department OF Iiieraturc ami
which hey viii receive feei F Fnra aT Asf9 10 Pans
~, igraiute pattcuisIiy Theology the Classics
- Al>'-Eegint French Stationary b oks irlroitsi for
Puhlc Institutions AMI Privat. Ilbrarirs f ''- ''
.r1iT,, Vi'osie'o French Works now sore Tor eI-
- FOR RENT,
si..M m Re no'i,' o1 Vreina stree. lately occupied
ia 81 wN HARRISON.
FOR RENT.
IA ne store on Man street az tho corner above
Essm me i hiaS, n2~ oeeapiet by 6 Howard also
session gwen Immediately Apply 10
i,9it,, RI -. HlNALL q co or
---- -- y g HOWARD.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
fSA 1,, very iesirasle res denee nearly opposite A.
usIG nc convenience ioi the accommodation II gen.
~, Ts i,9a.e o' on street, recently oceupedty the
The House aud Lot on shoekoe HE near Mr. lanes -
a a arg Woik shop aus Lumber Yard, near wh.- Of
nee f'' i"iher partio g'sr.. AMY 10
"T az 9' "mch Will be hired low a. Jr a co,
- - - over Enquirer ofice.
FOR RENT.
| LII re store and Dwelling al present occupied
/ esS7fs 10y Vrem Morins. Possession given oy the
9Ii.A i-' OF February AIRY 10 .pr,.cr '''e
ia III Man 20 . doors ncll Exchange Bank
FOR RENT,
"a The pScius House over our store #, f,r r,r,
ttS-,A Possession bc ciyca ca the bed isy of All
llsssIa- 'Ss a ~ AP2'' To rAHn GILES.
FOR RENT,
A sei hS iIoqss az present oeeaaiei blythe sub
Nsts our nGw sore. which Will be about st Fob, nary
"a III buvAL q CO.
FOR RENT,
EzA nc n~eltns House, recently occupied by Mr.
E5IH si, snIhe Tobacco Flc,ory er,Iy occupied
corner OF ana Iiih streets Possession en- ~ 90 ~
once a " ANDERSON a co.
FOR RENT,
- The House sua' ed az the corner OF Z and l1.l,
STsTS s'5eet- reeeuiIy occupied by Iamuel D,yc as
fSs,As ials-'f BARNEY 4 CAUTHoRN
FOR RENT.
- 1riahlc ani convenient DN cling House.
HS5A bria uiiy situated, on Church Hill facing the
Elast5 Old church. with large lot attached. auJ
--sS well of excellent within few feet Of he
o T. LOOT ne House hls lately undergone tho
geniec 'smit Possession will be gwen iamSiisey
N ]sis to 'ANLtw SMITH 4 co.
- EOR RENT.
SssSR Three stores unie. The Exchange no,el.
-Ia-&' Sc III FRY CO.
FOR RTNT.
s. DWELLING uOu 81 on e. Street p,,,
E!5gIs TIE residence II Henry Lulam, E.q apply
LIE JAZZ D. e. HOWARD
lie rlcS'!en' ani Directors OF tae Bans Of vr.n,s,
stock, subject ,r deduction or fic h5ni- "a, be -
%"nSSoalh Of one fourth of ous ger ssn, On tac new
js law rl'"AN' c''h'F'
NEW CROP SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-
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will feel very grateful to his friends and the public for
share of their patronage.
He will furnish at the shortest notice
BLANK BOOKS
Of every description, ruled and bound to any pattern
the materials and workmanship equal to any in the
United States; he will also execute orders for all
binds of MACHINE RULING.
MANUSCRIPTS, PERIODICALS, AND
MUSIC
Arranged and bound in the very best style and at
sonabe prices.
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From the Nep York Sun.
VEGETABLE WEALTH.

| The researches of our naturalists and chymists
have for several years past been not little directed
to the capabilities of indigenous vegetable king
dom for supplying wants and luxuries for which we
have heretofore been dependent on foreign cmes
and in instances their studies have been attend
ed with considerable degree of success. Thus the
extraction of sugar from bees with such degree OF
success to be object; the extraction OF sugar
and oil from corn; and several other discoveries
ceptible of profitable application We will aid their
praiseworthy efforts by advising of new subject
new at least in this country though not altogether
stranger to the geniuses of the old world We refer
to the archoke Artichokes, by proper process, will
yield starch, fax, vinegar, gum, sugar. and indigo
and perhaps other articles of which we are not adj
vised. As for instance
Cut off the ripe fruit, but not more than you are
able to prepare in "a hours, as it easily gets heated
and will spoil. Let the artichokes dry for few
hours in the air. then put them into vat and fill it
with soft water from two to three inches above the
fruit-by which they will be heated and separate the
starch, which will be observed in pressing the arti-
chokes between the fingers, when milky liquor will
press out Separate the liquid by pressing the fruit
| in vat which has double bottom, provided with
many small holes to let run off the liquid, which is
now manufactured into starch in the usual way.
Put the remaining part of artichokes again vat,
and cover il with three to four inches with soft water
and let it stand till fermentation is over, and vinegar
is formed the fermentation may be fastened by any
| fermenting matter.) Naturalize the vinegar with
lime let the leaves remain in the liquid till the bres
easily separate by rubbing. Then rub them between
the hands, put them sieve, and let the liquor
through SO that the fibres remain separate. Wash
the fbres in water, then boil them in soap and water
! (about 100 parts water and parts soap) during
| which process stir them well then put them in a
weak solution of bleaching lime, for the purpose Of
preventing their breaking during dryng,dry and comb
| them and treat them in the usual way like fax.
| The acetate Of lime is filtered from the re-
mander, decomposed in the usual way, which gives
a superior strong vegetable vinegar.
The now remaining chloraphylt boiled with sui
phuriate acid strong diluted with water, produces
gum and sugar; and remains strong mealy
body, which kind of indigo. By adding lime and
beating them together for some hours, indigo will
precipitate.
Artichokes are cultivated in the south of Germany
and France to a great extent, and eaten by all
classes they considered remedy for rheumatsm
the extract of the leaves and stalks applied with
effect for dropsy.
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BERNARD HOOE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND GENERAL AGENT.
HAVING removed from Alexandra, d. c.,
IL this city, has opened Office % street
one door north from Pennsylvania avenue, and offers
his services to the public.
He will undertake the prosecution and manage
men of all claims before Congress, and The several
public departments and offices of the Government
claims arising under treaties the procuring of patent
rights and patents for land from the Patent and Ge-
neral Land Offices; and he will attend to all claims
for revolutionary, invalid other pensions, and to
all other business to be transacted in the District of
Columbia, requiring the services of attorney or
agent.
Persons residing at distance, who may not find it
convenient to visit Washington, can address him by
letter, postage paid and may be assured that all bust
intrusted to him shall receive the most prompt
and faithful attention.
WASHINGTON CITY, ID. c., March 90
mar 23 col m& WIN
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From the Louisville Advertiser.
NEW SPAPER ABUSE.

When wo became a partner in this establishment
and assumed the high and responsible office of an ed
tor, we did under full knowledge of the nature OF
the duties and difficulties inseparabIe from that post
We calculated upon being assailed with a tolerabe
share of abuse. We hoped at least that we should
not be wholly exempt for are too well acqualnt-
ed with the world not to know that editors are assa
ed just proportion their talents and that he who
escapes sscot free" il To the thickness OF his
skull Instead of complaining of vindictive assaults
they should be regarded by editor the strongest
possible evidence that his pen welded to some pur-
pose The public view it in the same light They
are aware that an orchard that bears fruit
is left wholly unmoested, while the tree that has the
richest fruit is be the pelted with clubs
There is way of giving success either to a
newspaper OF candidate for office than to pour upon
them an incessant storm of abuse.
The collins hand-bill gained thousands and thou
sands of votes for Gen Jackson.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-23

&, TEPHEN'S INSTANTANEOUS BLACK
~ INK.-W. FISCHER, importer, has Just re-
ceved direct from the manufacturer. Henry Stephens,
of London large supply of his unequaed and nmita-
BILE black writing fluid which has the property ofwr
ing Immediately black. 1t is tho purest black ink
ever offered to the public; it has no sediment and
forms incrustaton about the pens or ink ho'der
and flows with remarkable facility. 1t is put up in
stone jugs, the smallest of which serves as an ink
stand-for sale, wholesale and RETAIL only at Station
er's Hall. mar IL