davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-08

DIRECTIONS. A gentleman who has &C.
c.,;on to walk with two ladies and one UNI
hrella should always 60 in the middle him
seIcw,hat secures dry coat to himself, and
is showing no partially to either of the la
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-08
SONG.

o! sing to me one song OF thine,
One song before we part,
That may bear away with me
lis music in my heart
Let it be gentle one,
song OF early 10Y,
Such as fair-hared maiden sings
To win her much loved boy.
o! sing TO me the song heard,
The other day, at noon,
When il came to me like warbllng bird,
Aud ceased as short and soon.
Bashfully that song was still
For started from out the trees;
So the bird is hush, when the brambc bush
Stirs with the passing breeze
Turn not so tearfully away
l cannot bear TO part
With any thing but hope and JOY
In the swelling OF my heart.
Look up TO me with laughing eyes
We shall meet again, ere long;
And then the greeting shall have
VIII be thy gentle song.
So sing to me that song ofjoy,
That song of summer bowers,
Murmuring like the soft warm breath
or n south wind over flowers.
l will kiss thee as thou MARBLES on,
My token as part,
And SO will bear away with mo
Thy music in my heart.
The piece entitled Our Flag" is full of a
noble patriotism.
OUR FLAG.
Lift lift the eagle banner high,
Our guide to fame
On oceans breezes bid it fly,
Like meteors waiting through the sky
Their pomp and fame,
Till wide on every sea unfurled
II tell TO an admirng world
Our name.
o! proudly burns its beacon light
On ylctory's path
Thro freedoms dawn, thro' dangers night
Onward, Still onward, rolling bright,
IL swept in wrath
Still lightning like, to him who dares
Confront the terror of our stars
Its sca!h,
Still heavtnward mounts the generous fame
And never tires
Does envy dare insult our name,
Or lurking Falsehood brand with shame
Our buried ,ires 7
The armed Colossus thunders by,
Wide wave our strpes-the bastard he
Expires.
WI. to,,owiog Is beautiful for its sentimen
. mou as the elegant i!n.. 'sh OF the verse;
Once was in pride of beauty
Full unveiled a golden hover.
Sweetest perfume flowed around"'
It was evening winning hou''
apnroached the splendid blossom,
Kissed its bosom softly sweilingi
But no odours breathed around It, -,
Though it seemed their chosen dwelling
By this blossom bloomed unseen
Low in shade mllder fower
Pale its cheek, and wet its eye
Bathed in evenings dewy shower.
Der the lonely flower hung;
Thence the sweets that filled the ar
To that gentle flower chung
Pale, yet seemed it more than fair.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23
Youths Department,
o Il He II w o b Z F. s

On fine morning in May, two beesse forward in
quest ofhoney; the wise and temperate the 9TH
er careless and extravagant They soon arrived at
garden enriched with aromatic herbs, the most fra
grant flowers, and the most delicious fruits They
RECALLED themselves for time the various dantics
that were spread before them: the one loading his
thing intervals with privsons for the hives against
winter; the other revelng in sweets, without regard
10 any thing but his present qualification. AT length
they found wide mouth phial, that hung beneath
the bough Of pcach-tree, filed with honey ready
tempered and exposed their taste in the most al
Turing The thoughtless epicure, spite Of all
his friends circumstances, plunged headong into the
vessel, resolving to indulge himsefn all the pleasures
of sensuality. The philosopher, the other hand,
slipped little with caution; but being suspicious of
danger flew off to fruits & flowers ;where by the mod
Grafton of his meals, he improved his relish for the
true enjoyment of them. In the evening however, he
called upon his friend to inquire whether he would
return the hive but found him surfeitcd in sweets
which he was as unable TO leave as to enjoy. Clog
ged in his wings, enfeebled in his feet, and his whole
frame totally cnerva.ed, he but just able to bid
his friend adieu and lament with his latest breath,
that though taste Of pleasure might quicken the rel
ish of life, an unresraned indulgence is inevitable
destruction.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23
WALKER s. CO.'S
R0stNn and Concord Express.

TTNTIL furlher notice will leave Concord 10 IN
u tcrscct with The cars at Manchester every u"y'
(Sundpys cScepted) s. ,Lo, ,,ou
The subscribers respectfully give nomce mat ihey
have made an EXCLUSIVE CONTRACT vim
,i,h ,ho assorocr trains daily between Concord and
Boston, for the transmission of Packages money
Merchandise &c. ,,.o1
Anv amount of Goods from orc to twenty hundred
,G a. oi,hor f their Offices in Concord Boston,
will he forwarded through the same day.
Packages will be received and forwarded 10 all
parts of New Hampshire and Vermont
Freight vil[bc taken on reduced and very reason
able terms. .'., ,u.Ivrp g.
All packages should he marked WALKER ~
CO.'S EXPRESS. ,,..,.
Offices At No s, Court Street, Boston, and directly
oppositc the Railroad Depot, at Concord
n b. The subscribers are alone respohs'ne lor
the loss of any articles property entrusted to .heir
care nor is any risk assumed by the Concord, Nash
v 20 -, y" To,"oIl Railroad COMPANIES [274yl
WILLIAM WALKER, JR. Concord
NATHANIEL WHITE, N II.
B. p CHENEY No. 6, Court 81. Boston, MS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23

THE THREE LITTLE 6
sought at twilight's penslve hour'
The path which mourners tread
Where many marble stone reveals
The city of the dead
The city of the dend-where all @
From reverish toll repose'
Willie, round their beds the simple flower
In sweet prorusion blows -
And there, ! marked pleasant spot,
Enclosed with tender care,
WI @, side by side, three infants lay
The only tenants there!
Nor weed nor bramble raised its head,
To mar the haowed scene;
Aud twas mothers tears, methought,
Which kept that turf so green.
The eldest was gentle girl,
She sank as roscbuds fall,
And then two litte brothers CAME
They were their parents all;
Their parents ALL! and all! how oft
The moan Of sickness rose,
Before within these narrow walls,
They found II long rcpose!
Their cradle sports beside the hearth,
At Winters eve arc DER
Their tuneful tones so full OF nirth,
Delightful the car no more;
Yet still, the thrilling echo lives,
And many lisping word
Is treasured in affections heart,
By growing memory stirred
Three little graves! 1hree little graves!-
Come hither, ye who see
Your blooming babes around you smile,
A blissful company
And of those chidess parents think,
With sympnthsing pain,
And sooth them with Saviors words
"Your dead small rise again.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23
WI o $ & III i gin v ApEDFO v 4 ID
MEDICINE NOW IN GENERAL
USE FOR COUGHS, COLDS.


AND NIL Diseases or THE LUNGS.
rENHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
n is believed 10 be dcseryedly the most popular
Medicine ever known in America, for coughs, colds,
asthma ihthsic, consumption, whooping cough,
and Pulmonary affections Of every kind
EXTRACTS from Cerfcaesl
DIR Samuel Morrill,, of Concord, n. II. writes that
he is satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary Balssm is
valuable medicine, having been used with complete
success in cases.wnich had previously resisted the
most approved Prescriptions
DR.. Truman Ahell, of Lompster N. II, writes
that he confidently recommends its use in all COM
plants of the chest, equal, if not superior TO any
other medicine within his knowledge.
DR.. Amory Hunting, of Franklin, Mass, writes
after having prescribed the usual remedies without
relief and having consulted with several eminent
physicians he has found the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam to have had the desired effect, and recon-
mends il as a safe convenient and ciicacious medi-
cine.
The public particularly cautioned against the
many Countercits or limitations, which have partial
ly or wholly assumed the name Of the genuine arti
Gle
or Be assured that it is not genuine unless one
or both of the written signatures Of SAMPSON REED
or WM.JoNN CurLEn, are found attached TO yell
low label on a blue envelope. CAN labels of and af.
ter the date Of Dec. 1885, will have the written sig
nature of VIM. Jon'n er.l-Prepared by REED,
WING SCCUTLER, Qate Low IL Reed) Whole
sale Druggists, "a Chatham street, Boston. and sold
by Druggists, Apothecaries aud Country Merchants
generally Price so cts tr,
Sold by Luther Jewett, st. Johnsbury. 2s4yl.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23

The Morning and Evening Trains connect Win
the ca RS of the Boston and Maine Railroad. Passen-
gers can be conveyed between Concord, Manchester,
Nashua. Andover, HavcrhiIl, Exeter, Dover, Ports.
mouth, Portland, &c.
MERCHANDISE. Trains will leave Concord
and Boston daily Sundays excepted. The Company
are prepared to transport Goods and Country Pro-
ducc which may I've sent to their Depot in Concord
and Boston Rates through, lst class, 81 90 per
1000 pounds. Live Stock Carriages, Furniture,
Slaves Heading Hoop Poles Lumber, ship Timber
and Granite a, specific prices. Terms of Freiehting
Cash invariably delivery Of the Goods All
goods and merchandise will he ut the risk of the
owners while in the Company Store Houses.
by order Of tie Directors,
275y2 ISAAC SPAULDlNG, Treasurer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23
Chairs! Chairs I!

TUNHE subscribers have for sale prime assortment
"a Of, Cane Bottom DINING CHAIRS, latest
STYLE; large and small ROCKING CHAIRS; also,
COMMON plank bottom CHAIRS. Those in want
Of Chairs will do well to look at before purchas-
inc elsewhere. SHEDD 81 JEWETr.
=, -Jobnshrry Nav @ 1912 276f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23
Concord Railroad.

e FALL, AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
TgIHls Road will he opened to the public for trans
4 porlaion of passcpgors and merchandise on %
after Monday Sept. II, 1912. Passenger trains daily
Sundays excepted, in connection with the cars OF the
Nashua and Lowell and boston ana Lowe" hA'-
roads as follows, viz
Leave Boston for Nashua, Manchester, Concord, and
intermediate places at y NJ, ~ NJ and J p M
Leave Lowell at 8 l.2 A NJ, IL Ia p NJ d D . 4 N
do Nashua 8 Ia 4 NJ, l l-2 p NJ q - NJ
do Manchester 10 NJ, p NJ d IA NJ
or Immediately on The arrival Of the cars from Boston
do Concord for Manchester, Nashua, Lowell and
Boston at 4 81 A NJ. 10 l 2 81 Sd NJ.
do Manchester 5 - \ NJ, IL Ia a NJ d 3 P NJ.
do Nashua 6 l.2 Am, IL A AN ~ a p NJ.
do Lowell 7 l-4AM, PM& 5 M
or Immediately on arrival Of the cars from Concord
WAY passengers taken and left at Hooksctt, COTS
Falls, Reeds Ferry, Thorntons, AMI the usual stop
ping places on the Nashua ana Lowell and Boston
and Lowell Railroads.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23
All REDUCED PRICES.

I'm view of the general depression Of prices in al
Il most all kinds of goods, the subscribers haze
concluded upon the following reductions IN the
prices uf their Cooking Stoves
No. |. Improved Diving Fiue Stove, $4,000
No2, do do do do $4,000
The well known character Of these Stoves, as
regards convenience, durability, and general adnp
talon to kitchen uses, VIII render them At those
prices as cheap or cheaper than any other KIND in
uso. L.. " l.FAlRBANhS * W.
ST. Johnsbury, Oct. %, loi2, 273tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23
e,oEay7 NV rs e Glicimc $.

~ " Ia w az ia v ~ - u NJ - -
W. l. KIDDER gives notice ihat he has
w cecdcd the late + Kldder III The prepare
ton uC the well known COEfcdy .WcdIclHcS, aud
will hereafter give particular attention tn the pre-
paraion of tho following articles, the long cslnh
lishcd celebrity Of which, precludcs the necessity
Of republication of the numerous certificates IN
the hand OF the proprietor.
DR. JEBB'S RHEUJfA7TC LLVI.uE.VT.
For Rheumatism, Bruises, sprams, Nnmbmess,
Chlblaus, Stiffness in The iuinis &c, viii afford
the most une xpec ted and Immediate relief in The
most obstinate cases Of Rheumalisn,i in a few hours
this article is openly recommended by Physicians.
The IinimGnt is done up In enlarged bottles
Price 81 I.2 cents.
DUyuFRIES' ITCH OLV1NE.N'T.
The extensive sale and established reputation Of
Dumfrics Hch Ointment, encourages the proprietor
10 recommend il TO The public with renewed con
fdence, as tho most innocent and powerful remedy
for this annoying disease; ii contains no mercury,
or any other dangerous Ingredient and can be
applied ut all times with perfect safety Price 20
cents Box
REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
The occurring testimony of relieved patients,
FROM all quarters, testfyng 10 the cures effected by
the medicine after all Others had aiied together
with the increasing demand for the article from all
parts Of the county, prove ii TO DO one of the most
valuable specifies known loi this troublesome cons
plant. ~ "A Clergy "Gn'e'ites:
have made trial Of Dumiries' Pile Elcctuary
and found il produced a saIutary influence almost
Immediately, and confidently believe it an eiiec
tuul remedy for that uncum for table and facilitating
complaint. Humanity has induced me To recon.
mend ii to persons thus afflicted. and 50 shall
continue TO do. Yours respectfully, :.
The remedy consists oian Ointment and Elcctu.
airy. Price loi both IS cents, or 81 = cents hen
but ono is wanted, accompanied with plain u ans
ple directions with description Of tho com plant
DU.FF'RIES e YE >jY4TER.
For sore igfnmGd eyes, nothing known gives
such immediate aud comfortable iclIei,and in some
cncecdingiy bad cases the most unexpected aud de
slrable relief has been found IN the use of This Ey c
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23

1T is no thing for those that do WELL to be i'll
thought of; and we must not think it strange ii at
any time it be our lot
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23

five only live nigh to God shall have shorter
and easier journey when he calls rs TO die.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23

WHEREAS the Legislature of the State Of Yer
w mont, in the year thousand eight hun
dred and for,y.one assessed of four cents per
acre on al! the lands (puhic lands cxcepted) in the
Town Of Newark, in the County of Caledonia in
said State, for the purpose of making and ,epnrug
roads and building bridges These TO the
proprietors and land holders OF the iowa of Newark
who have not paid their proportion of said tax in la
Dor or otherwise TO the Committee appointed TO su
prrintcnd the expenditure of the to the sub.
scriber, that 50 much Of these lands will be sold at
public vendue att the Dwelling house of Lauren NJ
Sleeper, in Newark, in the County of Caledonia, % n
the seventh day of March next at 10 O'Clock, fore
noon will he requisite 10 discharge their respec
tive Taxes with costs.
Dated, at Newark, this I'd day Of January, 4. ID.
1913. ...
2S4w3 LAUREN NJ SLEEPER Collector
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23
Stand of STANDS

YEyHE old stand and the right sIann .U %"' Perhaps
4 will be done according to con'.'' sbop joiner
it is not generally known 'nut nS R. Ramsay
work formerly carried on ny Jam Inns been, nov
for a %Sk M s Se,es S So aq on all "
ches by the Subscriber cood work at area
ANY customer wishing for GOO" will not Ie'l
enable price will please TO ea'l, ho, T to the NoIs
my customers to the workman H. o. % sash on 'nl
itself A large assortment OF oy description q
Butternul and Cherry sash OF az. 'iyohooeny fI"s
Cherry Stiles and Rails WIN ''"'' =,
made per order ~. horse in excOaD'
will receive good WORK encn.
for the above work. " JAMES RAS aS1I
ST. Johnsbury, April 25, 1872 -~-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23
N d n ICy r.,

VENH Z agency Of L, X. WEST, for n
n Furnace, has been discnn,is we Tyson
L JNBAR was on the I7lh day OF A"""',, JOHN
inled Agent for the north au,boriassI' last AD
sales OF our mandatory and proper,y roo 10 MAKE
for The same, and on demands due ana IesS,v ,n
accounts. INV settle oh
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, GTS," ,s,o
Tyson Furnace, Vt Sept 22d j }pp r"'aa'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23

Furnace, has been discon'nroWHs Tyson
lNpAh was on me iHh day OF Angus iSolN
+ lnled Agent for the north, auIhorilsS' last 9
safs OF our mandatory and property, recoinaNse
accounts. NV settle Oh
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, GTSnsya'4gntJn
Tyson Furnace, VT Sept 22d i RSrs '"Na'
SON FURNACE
CONTINUE to manufacture n o,oo,
" ST0 Z s g. HOLL0 W ywSney Of
and every descrntion Of Castings uspaIIv IKE,
Cupalo or Bias. Furnaces. nude at
Having purchased the right for maxim, A.,
ding Spau Iding's patent circular Guo iCs s ana n ven
ovens and adapted it TO their 'pV''t
Esc-ElnprOycd Yankee Noti,.,
q ID Cd HGH NG STOyES
oflor the same TO the public.
All persons infringing upon said pstor,h,
ing or using will be promptly pro,cc,| wy o'd
rights will be maintained '''"'0-0ur
This improvement AS viii readily be soo,
spec,ion, obViales The objection to elevated w.
on account Of giving out into rooms exco,s;' Se@
being combined with the oven rha, n, ,'' neat,
the hcal is diverted from the oven inlo a r.0'uIe
nue winch discharges it into he rscene M, ".Puae
out bringing ii in contact with the IprgoF n WIN
oven as in the old Kind, '""re
The oven is so placed npon the stove ., ~.
interfere in the slightest degree with 5c 5,;, u
IN other elevated oven stoves. Tie buck fra ,'," Il"
max es ii one OF the best '"
S U m n Err STOVES
ever invented. This will DO all the cooEiDr g..
for common sized r,mily 1t is capaIIo 'f w. w..
ing tea bOiicyS, or frying, brong and mEr "', .,
one and the same time, more cOnr,p;,,,ina' q,
promptly, with less fuel and in less time ;b,S out,
stare or sumluET failure or furnaces nm ,,, 80 O"y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23
Ia Rl "A H. Il Ia is the greatest az
all Earthly BLESSINGS.
If imborionce 10 Scotch and other settlers.

Ofimboriancc 10 Scotch and other settlers.
WEY fellow counrymen, have the pleasure OF be-
IyA ing surrounded Ivy vast number OF you. Ma
ny of you know the honor that was conferred upon
me in Scot and from the unspeakabe blessing lhnt
thousands received from my Vegetable Pills, iha sur
passed every other medicine. few months have
eonseJ since offered then, 10 the public here. Tho
increasing demand is beyond'what anticipated Ma
ny have said to me that they never had medicine 10
equal them. Having devoted IA years to the Prepar-
alton of Vegetables hope by strict attention to mer
it share of public patronage. The pills are war
ranted as being com posed Of valuable herbs and roots
iudiciouslv combined which on trial. will Prove as
elfcucious as any offered 10 the public
EVAEsEgEN'S Vegetable Family
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23
r. u s o. f u RNAcp

HONTINUE TO manufacture o,oo,
" STO y e s g. HOLL0 ~ Twvnsg Of
and every description Of Castings usually Mag MiEE
Cupalo or Bias, Furnaces. '! made
Having purchased the right for maxim, and
ding Spau ldings patent circular GuS r'ss ana ven
ovens and adapted il TO their w o'eV1'yt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-20
NEW YORK. THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 90 1913

on trade would be the best way of lessenng the
amount OF national distress, and tend to promote
the interests of all classes Ultimately the free trade
resolution was carried by an immense majority.
EMIeRATToN-T returns of the number of emf
grants VINO have sailed this season from the port OF
Derry to British America aud the United States,
have been made up for the quarter ending the Both
ut and show very great decrease as compared
with The corresponding quarter OF last wear. Taking
into consideration the Increased facilities afforded
to the emigrant this year, both by reduced passage
money, and the government allowance OF one pound
OF bread TO each per day, we are inclined to attr-
butte the deficiency to the want OF employment in
America, and the difficulty which holders OF small
money for their right OF tenancy on account OF the
low prices OF grain AS no other emigration vessel
has been announced, we presume the following la
bic will suffice for the year -
For THE MONTHS OF Arm, MAY AND JUNE.
Present Y'sr. Last Ysor. Deficiency of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-20

The emigration continued last year beyond June
and at the end OF the season The numbers were
for ~ johns .'....... ........ ...l 2oS
Quebec. ............. ........l ITO
United States,.~ ...... ......... .2062
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-20

roh The MONTHS OF APRIL, MAY AND JUNE.
Present Y'T. Last Pear. Deficiency Of
Shps Emir Emigrants. the present
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-05

RI CASES NEW & DESIRABLE GOODS
- received yer Nassau ami opening Purchaser. ar, re-
specifically invited 20 can and ey,uine Them
nh' JOHN WRIGHT
RACuN.-Crty Cured Bacon: Hams. Mid
- dnrs Shoulders and I,cs superior quality R,tirors
ctfa Mtinrs-inf .lr ty " VI nTRrON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-05
REMOVER

BRANNAN * cos oh Dominion C1othinr s,o,. ,o,,.,.
p-e ie OF the street facing the FrankIn tto,i tl
''- ~ hoA-e from covernov
eIllraee THIS Opportunity md
"h 70 me etti<ens Of Richmond yieintfv ana ,h 50.
W Constantly Keep on hand Clothing all kind and Dos
- eh ana approaching seasons which We viii IN :.
ensed pne. for cash We respectfully invite an 10 81, "a a.,
"a 80 A whether they want the goods or not An go,
ou o! Us mat do not please reseet MAJ b..
be money refunded a-An goods warragtsS ~ " iI'- ana
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-05

RICHMOND DAILY WING.

Trsss OF svsseHrroS-ro City subscribers 81 per year
and for shorter period when by sioyayabs in
sn In advance.
ADvxsuseros square Of heen les.) one inser
ton rs cents insertions 81 isi three 81 So and
every succeeding insertion II cents
Transsnt advcrtiser- pay In advance.
The number Of insertions OF Advertisements be noted on the
MS they win inserted stopped and
I'd accordingly p1- onos To also be writing.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 squares
proportion for advertisements Of greater length
square, except Aueoneen and Loey charged
500, paper incIuded)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-05
GROCERIES.


Al HHDS superior crop Porto Rico sugar
IO 2OObags Rio Coffee
80 do. Old lava Coffee. imported ls32
So do ST. Domingo Coffee
20 do white Laguira Coffee
u terces Rice
10 bags Pepper
$4,000 lbs. Baltimore Bacon
IS rcam- Wrapping PAPER
IS bhls. Baltimore Whisky
hhds do
half pipes French Brandy
pipe
bbls. Apple Brandy
) bbls. Cordial
Now receiving, and offered for sale. very low
WIN. ANDERSON Jr.
uil ~ Columbian Hon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-05
TO FARMERS AND MERCHANTS.
BROMN NTAYLnR

JOHN n. GORDON
Offers for sale the following articles for eash
neSotInbie paper. or i'm exchange for country
produce and To punctuaI customers on
the usual time:
"a II CroiI p. Rico and " Sugar
~ Single, double 4 Loaf DO
West India * Orleans Molises n hhds andbbls
Fine Oh Java
Lagii-a. Green White
Cd aud eroy RIO COFFEE.
81 ID mingo a. Ansusrura
Is Fowler Imperial Young Hyson and Black Tea
Fep7er Aspee. Ginger. Cjoves and Nuunezs
CopPvras, Nader and Indigo
Sole leather, good and damaged
Hemp Bed Cords. and Plough Lines
Cotton Lines
Cut and Wrought Nails and Brads
Powder shot PIG Ear Lead
Cap Letter and Wrapping Paper
Shoe Thread fHe and coarse
soap starch blue and Chocolate
WINDOW Glass and Putty
Cotton Yarns, from different FACTORIES
bar Iron swedes Eagish 4 American
Hoop Rand 4 Sheet Iron l. Nail R,ss
steel American - English Bhsiered Cast Sheer 4 German
copper Brazers sh-atnE & bar
Zinc speter a. Block TIN
lin Plate. common kind and leaded for rso6,,
Wire Of all sizes
Winter Strained Laus OIL
Live Geese Feathers
Tubs iron AM bound
foisned, wagon and Boxes
bacon.
" N'b'-Vountry produce sold commission.
NH