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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
Speech OF Mr.. Morse,

we would invite the special attention of our
readers TO the Speech of Mr.. Morse, on the estate
de6t and Grill Posse which we publish entire
in this weeks paper. It is valuable document
and contains matter, that should be extensively
read by the republicans of this State.
The reader will observe, that some errors, i'll
that part Of the speech contained ON the first page
escaped correction-vcry much to our mortifica
ton. It so happened, in consequence of our
severe sickness at the time of "siriking off, the
''outside form, and another person, unless much
experienced at ''prooi-reading," will not be se
likely TO detect an error, as the printer. How
ever, repair the mischief, if the reader
will second our efforts.
The most scand alous error, will be, detected in
the last paragraph of the second column. When
the reader has examined the speech carefully to
this paragraph, he will obligc US greatly, if he
will read on till he comes to the tenth line, THEN
we wish him to read as follows;
''Among all the modes of obtaining popularity
invented in these deserving demagogucing
days, this living on borrowed capitol, on future
means, paying exorDitant interest and submitting
to heavy shayes is the most expensive to the poo
pie and they will find in the end that the expe-
rlment which those IN power have been irving
on the credit Of the State, for selfish purposes,
will prove, costly one. We haye not, like
many of the States which haye been money Dor
rowers been engaged in works of internal i'm
provement We have no railroads, canals or
public works of any description to show the d.
rectlon our borrowed money has taken. And
while other States spend millions annually on
works of public convenience and general utility
many Of them laying the foundations Of future
riches and prosperity, we have been dcnouncia
the whole policy Of internal Improvement, drum
ming up crusndes against corporations, vested
rights and capital generally in almost every form,
and hiring money of br pkers and shaycTs to pay
the ordinary, unavoidable expenses of supporting
our State government. Our State, last year, c1-
pended in internal improvements the very liberal
sum OF fifteen doHors, enough only to pay Charirs
Jarvis for and half days service rs ehif:
road. maker to thu civil posse. We have no
sources Of income to depend on. The fact that
we must depend on taxation to meet demands
against the State cannot be disguised. Why not
begin at once then complete change of policy,
raise money enough to meet the wants Of the
State, and ran no deeper in debt"
This will bring the reader or to the ssrenteenfi
line from the bottom ofthe second column, which
sets the matter ali right. The other errors arc
not material and can be corrected by the reader
as lie passes along, without any further ceremony
The length Of this speech should rot deter any
person from readingit. We have not time for
further comment to-day, but shall endcavor to
touch nPon some of the startling facts here brongh,
tolight, in n future article.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

Scale, the robber, was brought 10 the city this
day IN custody of Constable Clapp. and is safely
lodged in Levereu street Jail. He is good looking
man Of short stature, but muscular frame, abou,
thirty years old.
We are glad 10 learn that Messrs. Davis, Palmer
& Co. whose store was .obbcd by Scale and his
accompl,ce williamson, of such largo amount of
jewery, have recovered all their property not
single article is missing -Boson Mercantile Journal
of Saturday.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

NJ" Simon Page & Co., Of Halowell, adycr.
tise that they have procured some of the pure
Juice of'hc Grippe, such as is used by the church
es in Boston and other places at their commu.
Mons which they offer 70, sale at their store II
the churches in this place could write ana send
to Mr.. Page for a supply, they migh4 have cont
dence IN his sending the genuine article.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
Particular Notice.

The Editor of this paper earnestly requests all
persons indebted to make immediate payment
1t is not necessary to say schy we need the money,
we trust the fact need ii, will be sufficient to
induce all persons indebted to hand over or send
in without delay. BY so doing you will enable
us to pay our debts and improve our sheet still
more. Every hhle riU help make up the SUN zoe
require.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

quantity of cotton as security, and on which be
would be able 10 procure further sum. 1t appear
ed ns if the old Pashs wished to create reserve
to provide against the chances of war. Ria Pacha,
the marsha OF the Sultan's palace, had been ap,
pointed to the Pashalc of Bprsa and its dependen.
cies. -
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

JouN S. TnompsoH, Esq, of York, has bee,
appointed Keeper of Boon Island Light, house
u;ce MARX bennett, Esq, resigned.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

A drunken crew of sailors hearing the wind roar
in the house in which they happened to be carous-
ing were so fully persuaded that they were on
hoard ship, and in danger of shpwreck. that they
thew all the furniture out Of the window under the
idea that they were tightening the ship.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
Fourth OF July.

The "Washingtonian Society" of this town vii
celebrate the glorious fourth on the Washington
ian 1'ee-total principle.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

EoURrE OF JuLY-The WCssingtonicns &C
Augusta, will celebrate independence in that town
on the 9Th of July, in grand style They will dine
in the Rotunda ofthe State House.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

Cor. JOHNSON, late Vice President of the Unit
ted States, has been elected TO the Legislature from
Scott county, Kentucky.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

"The guillotine steams with blood" says the
Globe. Prentice thinks it is the frat blood the
Tory party ever shed for the good of their coun-
try,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

RonERTs' MAGAZINE, No. H., is on our table
This Magazine is always punetual and bright
asa pin"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

circumstances alter cases." as The Get said
when she jumped in the printers eHse.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS,
,ceiyed bv SMITH a. PALMER 9ld A


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" Bruee's Life and Adventures Ia Africa BY Major Sir
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Astronomy and General Physics considered refer
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History The Netherlands, by T q Graran
Critical and Miscellaneous Essays, by Babnron Ma
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articles written and published whio the author was AZ
college. ertIa vsliincs, the third separate.
Ten Thousand Year, by the Author Of the Diary Of
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Charles ONaleS. NO and OF the III vol
history ofthe Anglo ssrons from the earliest period
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The Works Of Lord B-ingbt complete. with Life
prepared expressly for this edition containing
FORMATION rcaiive 20 his end political chai
selected from The best authorities be comprised Ia
&c tavo; vol ST secrte may be and sub
serphoHs soiefed 10y smith Palmer, Agents for the
Publishers
The Correspondence Of w. wilberforec, edited by his
Sons, In Two volumes
Combes Tour IN the United States
ksnhes IN Europe in so with sketches Of Prominent
~ Fersnnages Scenery, Ae. by w Gibson, W. D. Profess.
nf surgery in the University OF P.nnsyiy.ni, Sc a
Carehon tale Of hundred an seventy sir
Alexander Tweciie's System Of Practical Medicine,
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Uterine Organs. In enc volume
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

The purchase of Mr. sanIays stock aldedio our pre-.
probably, oiiere any establishment in vir
gina, and We very DESTROYS reduce tile amount
We are determined To sell u the reduce prices
very large portion will be sd and much below FOR
CASH or good CITY ACCEPTANCES. Country Mer.
chants Will be teTed such Inducements fail 10
please. WE ARE DETERMINED TO MAKE SALES.
We shall use every exeriion TO give satisfaction such
OF VT Sankey's and old friends may with
their custom.
Our stock of Books comprises the most approved works
upon Law, Medicine Theology the Arts Sciences and
Literature.
Many rare English editions Of standard works
la the stationery Department have a very extensive
assortment OF Paper, Blank fooks, Quilts Steel Pens and
all other articles IN use in that line OF every pon
quality, and nj all prices.
Music Music Books. Musical Instruments and every ami
Gle pertaining 10 that science will be constantly kept
sale.
An endless variety Of Fancy Goods.
Mathematical lnstI uments, spy Gasscs Marine and sur.
yeyng Conpasses, Microscopes. speciacles. Pen and
Cases Writing Desks Canes and Painting Materials in
wafer coloIs. Of every kind
Fnc specimens Of Paintings aud EnsIavisgs by the best
masters.
In the Book Bindery have every facility for turning
outthe best work Clerks Courts Mere and Others
may depend upon having their orders attended with
punctualiiy and in the best manner. AL work will be
warranted.
we are jus; rcccivins our Spring supply and will con-
iinue TO keep up complete assortment OF goods in
line. J. w. RANDOLPH & co,
At II ID. SanNays Old stand and Also for the present.
onthe opposite aide Of the street, as Heretofore.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
NO. IO3.
RAzORst nAzoRsi

lie should endcavor 10 do we'll !"
perior assortment Of RAbORs. fion the eeis5saiei
mannfaetoIc. Of Joseph X. gers 900, wade Brothers,
lho's TyreT' etched each blade, consequently take
pleasure IN recommending these Rxxors my iricads
and s. Customers who are fond Of s~c1,s ;,svs.
THE INDIAN vEGErABLE FILLS, OK
INDIAN PUnGATIvE,
wi denee OF WIN Wright PTs.dent Of ,bs Na,s
Americ Coilege Of UeAih, established Washington D.
,er,nenl, Remient; Nervous, Inianmsiory and Puisd
fe.er' Mssssh Small PoI and Errsipsl.s lnn.mstioos
K sd ns .s saS s%isG 's.
Consnmpon Dropsy Of the Head, IL the Chest OF tho
nis career Gravel, Loss Of Appetite; Sick Head Ache;
Rheumatism. both Acute and Chronic; sphtns and vom
ing o. Blood DaIrheL. Dyscnrery and Coles syncope
tsnus Epilepsy whoopnx Cough Papiiaon Of The Hear,
Ulcers and roresof every description Hystercks Weak
sn L9wness OF Spirits Suppression and other de-
The Arr Of Healing had its origin in Woods and tho
FORESTS sill the best Medical School"
The above named lncitan Vegetable Pills only
roughly cleanse The stomach aud bow ella Of all bilious
OF the skin proper gs by the lungs AMI
Kidneys. Thus IL <ili be seen that by single
Of this es~crdnsry medicine all the naursI drsins AZ.
opened; the blood and other uds are completely pur
body. ~ ~ 'e
One happy circumstance connected with using In, A..
nan Nereahle BILE Is they are not only always the right
nedeine. Away, safe and always DO good
- 40 utcy impossible for them injury
Thereiore, time should be los; listening contrsa
iory adee the only inquiry should be, is the
" So The SOONER few doses OF the Indian Pills admin.
lsteTed The sooner Will the nsent be to eah
and usefulness.
because no matter what be the Of the
The medicine "a always rish, always safe, will always %
in all cases afford relief and do TO convince IN.
lid Of its value. than volumes written in It's praise
supply ofthe above Pills received and for saleby
nio-eo'ow doors below the Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTs.
C. ]. RICHARDS & CO,

c. J. RICHARDS & co,
sign oil the Saw, opposite the Swan Tavern,
III street, Shockoe Hill,
IMPORTERS and Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Hard
ware are now opening large snd complete assortment
81 SPRING HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. which for
cash. CITY acceptances or 10 puncua they
at very small advance Country Merchants and others
VIII hnd 10 ter interest 10 call and examine their
which IN part Us comprised of the following Goods:
lhbotRou's Patent Corn scythcs
NaldIon'S best steel do
Broad and Narrow Grass do
Humble & AusuSa's Pattern Grass 10
Dutch seq these OF best quality
Pocket and Pen Knives, assorted
Scissors, shears aud RazoIs, do
back and other handles - N'
vory knives and Forks In sets of5 pairs from 2 10 a,
large and very superior sssorneLtof single and dou-
lie barrei int aod percussion Guns
Traces, Halters, Anyils, Vices smiths Bellows
kiin hne Plate, pad and other Locks
Hand, pat, = cut mill saw. half round
FIAT bastard and other Files; horse Rasps
Collins and other Axes
Brodd Axes; Nail Hammers
Buu Hinges, all kinds
briiannia WaT0, Japancd tin Ware
Plated Goods oerInsn silver Goods
MiIsons genuine and common Coffee Mills
Sheet and bar Lead
Cast, shear, blister and German Steel
shovcls and Spades, Hay and manure Forks
JACK Screws, shovel aud longs, Tenders An,Iirons
neSi bench aud moulding Planes
MIL PIT and - cut saws
Hand. pannel and tenon saws
Also an assortment Of Looking Glasses direct fom the
manufacturer, consisting Of
SWING. toilet. pier aud nlntel Glasses
FLiniea Pals and general assortment Of weed Ware
French Baskets, &c.
Together with every variety Of sfapls and superot "a
soTtmsni OF Fancy Goods.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
sgs:39sS
Wsrraaied Fresh and O,niN,iT


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
a RTlGnoKE s;, Globe
BEANs-Large and small Luna, Scarlet Runners, Broid
lsNAP MEANS IEsry China, Earl, Yellow, Refugee or
BEET-EarIy Blood Turnp, Rooted yellow 10, Long
blood, Yellow French Sugar, WhUo sicssn French Eu.
1RoS oLI-Purpis Cape and white
screw, Early YORK 10 Nonpadc, Lauroi's Large York
hMy sugsr'caf d. naueI,ca ate n.uerses Plat pueh'
CAuLlFi OVER Early sudiats
CELERY -Gant White soid Norh's Giant Red
CARRor-LonE Orange, Esrly Horn, Ion- Sudloy, Al.
CREss- Cmcd or rcrpcrsrs., water and Broad Ieav.
CyCUMnER-.EaryF Frame, Early cluHer, white spin.
Cd tE6S1S eIss9 ios PTet one m9 iof Pesh"s
IND iN,E.Gfeon Curlcd
KALB. Blue Curlcd siberian, Green Cmlei scotch
IgEk-Isrse seo,eh
LETrUCE-Roysi wido Head Ice, Esfiy Curlcd sic.
sc. White CoEs, Green toss, Hfown Dneh
hEJON-Nuiasg, Green Citron, Pue Apple, Mslts Win.
WATER MELLoN-Fiucs, kinds
MusTAR D-whio Medicinal. Black, eeorrn
ONlON.Stycr skinned, yellow Dutch, Early Ret
MlrIowfat, Bishop's Dwarf Prolific
PEPPgR-Iarss Dell. Large yellow
PARsNIP-lsrre White
iIHARB-undulatcd for Tsus
RADDlsH-long scarlet shou Top Long Salmon, Wits
Turnp, scarlet Turnip, Yellow DO, Alaek spanish
Satisfy OF VEGETABLE OYSTER
SPINACH
saUxsIi-Esrly Bush Orange wsrtsd. White Crook
Neck
TOMATO-targe Red and Yellow
TuRNIP--White Plat Dutch, Dale's New Hyhtid Vel
low Maltese, Red Top. Ruia Bara
FLOWER ROOTS and SEEDs--A large aasoa tmenf
POT and SWEET HERR SEEDS
Also many Seeds hot enulnefated =. =
iaS-6m WILLIAM PALMER.
A IA. Al a fI< y
THE superior Wine together with many othor popular
brands, eI sale at THos 7. Z; TABes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
WINES. TEAS, Liquors &C &C

'INE attention OF Respectfully called 10 IN.
following Ock OF GOODS at a. tow prie 81 a.
goods OF equally good quality be purchased in this cy
FINE old Madeira Wine, draughf genuine do AT low
priees-Fne old East India Madeira In cases. DOZEN 10
do pale and brown Sherry, draugh do In cases
OF doz; DO do Port Wine, draughi do cases a
doz eseh-Very superior Sicily Madeira Wine; common
Heidsieck do 90, do; Heart do do 4, and Fly brand
cheap sparkling Hook, fine; 20 dozen Cla
nous quaiues-EItIa fine Gunpowder Tea DO Pou.
ehonE do; common Gunpowder and lmpe rial Tea-super
or Eognac Brandy vintage oflS Lendock Oiard Dnpuy
Co brand-Fine old Grenada Rum; do 10 Jamaica do
very superior old Rye whiskey; good do do; common
Mhskey, In hhds aud bbls-Nery best Holland Gin-tJd
virginia Apple Brandy-Best MolasS In hhds and bills
Nety best brown and clarified nxars; do New Orleans
and Porto Rico do; double refined loaf d. very
common loaf and lump do; powdered LOAF very NICE
very best old Java Coffee; do Maracabo do; 30 DO
d. Suinsira co Iagua and Porto Rico green o-Cotton
Yarns from No. to l6Best LIVERPOOL filed sae X OF ne
sa-O obls very superior family Roe Herrngs-2O tons
osrs OF best quality and complete German ard
country Blister steeJudd's bot Sperm Candles-yery
best Tdiow Cand es-Lee's s.or No. soap; Parset'
No DO, eheap-siarch-Put fo-Pepper-Nace-Nut.
megs, &c ac-Very SUPERIOR vinegar, in bbls and on
dransht 100 casks Ground Plaster-5O casks Nails con
sistng OF box, warehouse, lining, &cS cases supe.
nor Bordeaux Prunes For sale, quantities pur.
ehaseTs j. b. ABBOTT,
un 10 Cary street,
BEA UTIFUL BRUNE7TES-Why will You suffer
nose defnonsti aons ofa on
your upper LIP. when be efectuay removed by US
ing Dr. Gourand's DepiaioIy Powders without innr
ns the skin in the slightest degree Ladies can see his
hSelnabie compos ttion tested before purchasing.
For sale at the Agency, by Lady. Price, eli per bot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

WE have received by late arrivals the remainder Of
w purchases Of Spring aud summer Dry Goods
and arc Prcparedo Offer inducementsho those
purchasing for cash. 10 such customers pay their
counts punetualy when due We invite Al such crsm
inc stock, which they will mai well assorted aud At
prices, which think mus be satisfactory Among them
NAV be found the following:
Superior heavy Barrsllsy SheetinE
DO Table Damask ant Diaper
Brown Linen Table Coihs. Dimask Napkins
l1i and I2i Mlrscilles Quilts, very handsome
Rich figured Chcuc silks
DO 30 Blue black DO
ronuc's bcS BACK TtHctl do, superior article
- Black Gro lie i.yNnsd very heavy
Maueoni's best Black Italian M
Pink, Bloc Grccu and White Gro De Maps
Plin and Enbruidctcd Black file spawls, large and
heavy and very hcamiful
Chcrc sndothcrs styles 81 Neck Ildks
rilk Scarfs Of every kin
Rich French worked Collars
ladies' Gloves, a choice selection
Together with large and beautiful selection ~ Coloured
lawns and Eng'sh Prints Also. variety of staple
Goods, such Brown slI Beachci Shrnrs anil Sheet
nss and Cotton Oznaburgs German Duraps Ucklenburgs
Psid nomcsics etc. etc. -
apis DUDLEY MEREplTH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

TO THE RETAIL GROCERs IN RICH
MOND.
HAVING received my full sssormento Of Queens Ware
Chiua and Glass, am prepared 10 supply the Reta
~ this CITY. with the m,a desirable patterns OF
eommon Queens Ware aud Gase, on better terms ihan
herstoore Ny articles Of the best quality and will
be any pau Of the City, free q expense hber
al discount made or cash. Ny assortment ls also con.
plete fDr The country trade p FOGo,
China sore OF Main and the efOss street. eanG
MayO's Bridge, spo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
OLD WINE, a. nANn
TO TILE LADIES.

NREW & HORNER. Boot and shoe DcaleTs and Manu-.
lecturers. opposite EsTloy's Iotch aud doors be.
ioyrs have just received from Philadelphia, beauti.
assortment oi ladies' Shoes ppeIs, &c OF the very
est style and decidedly the hands cst assortment they
yc ever bal They Of MeCurdy aud other celcbra.
makes. The ladies' solicited 90 examine these ar-
fs We also manufacture TO order all kinds Of ladies'
par We have now on banda small lot Of our make
! Itch can be nf1cntlY recommended
Fhe tentlemen usual find every thing they may
at 10 the Boot. shoe, Pump slipper line sf our own
other makes. Our assortment Is always select ahd
prices are liberal. CREW a nORNER,
| nh 3 Two doors below Upyt's.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
BUTLER $ EFFERvEscEYr
MAG ~ ESlAN ApERIENT.

tUK Uyspepsia OF indigestion, nervous debiiy, gI1d
mesa head ache, acdty 81 the stomach, habtua cos.
veness, cuaneous diseases govt, gravel etc. aud muc
alnod a. gentle cooling puTguive
This desirable preparation has cve the
Rny eminent members uf the profession, anil from dis
ening public many respectable and unsolicited cstlno
els OF It's efficacy rs medicine. have been eicited-
With all the pleasing qules OF glass OF soda water, II
sscsses the active medicinal properties the ap
roved SalnOus -atyes; Is pleasant the psaie and
hateful to stomach
A Supply received aud for saleby
j. II. EUsTACE & SON,
Ihrrc an h,Il. L.. mn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
uo,,t CHARLES ": M,GINNEss,

GLAZIER GLIDER, ac
uS-shop next door to the Pirsi Pres6ysran Church.
Street. below the Post Once.
RICHMOND, February 22i. 1910
~ THIS day, ~ years the subscriber arrived this
~ Cny He is truly grateful to the sizess Of Viz sna
for their kind patronage during the above pcriod Tha he
has given satisfaction TO all usi employ ell hun Ne will
pre- end 10 xsybut that he has part
eed continuance ofiheir favors wishes inform
friends and the public generally, that continuance
heir orders VIII be met with promP,ness and executed in
the best manner.
lie would likewise inform country merchants in
signs, that be has seasoned boards constantly hand
ready prepared which he finish the shortest
IL S-dtf e.. W MrGINNESS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

WE have this day opened spring supply of Garden
w seed, from Mr David I.andreih, whose oPportuni
ties for extensive praetca observation have enabled him
jndconsy TO discriminate such varieties Of vegetables
nnIrequent worthless varieties Of the class, which
have been perPetuatcd through in-IpcIence therefore
IN making this selection he has excluded snrts
ally found In the catalogues OF those who are mere rem
drs not practical erOrers Of seeds And he l.
that the variety might be sii further with All
vantage at rate this Is ample for any garden however
extensive, aud fully adapted o the incest taste
As TO the quality OF the seeds the proprietor wishes ID
be remembered, that what sold by him is OF his orH
srorfh (th but slight eKeepton) therefore warranted
be far superior most Of foreign Importation such
casually collected ia the H. States The following
pose our assortment:
ASPARAGUS
ARTlCHOKE-Gobs
BEET Long Blood
Early TuTnip
bEANs-E Ms,i sp Sis6c,
Cranberry Bush
Early Yellow
CABBAsE-Early York
Large Drumheal
DIumhesd Savoy
Green curled DO
RED Dutch
Green Glazed
Sugar Loaf
cARRor-Lons Orange
EGG rtAS Si-,., "
LEEk
LETTuCE-LArgo CURED linda
GIeenCOs
Early Curled
MELON-Spanish
Mountain Sprout
Nutmeg and CiIon
OKRA
ONION-wcaihersfeld
SIasburg
PARSI.EN-CuTled
PARsNlP-Susar
PEAs-Early Frame
Charlton
Large Mlrrowht
Blue Imperial
Is shop Dwarf
PUMPKINS
RADISII-Iong Scarlet
Red Turhip
White do
SATSAFIE
sQUASII-Wincr
HERES assorted, and CORN different varieties
To be had only of
LYEII- JOHNSTON ~ LYELL,
f. l7-u All McKldoe's Old stand
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
FRESH SPRING GOODS.

BOOTs AND SHOES. TRUNKS, &C.
GENTLEMEN's hnc French Cali skin Boots
VI do second quality. do
DO Fine Calf skin isir stitched do
do do futged 30
bo French Calfski Navy Shoes
do do Dancing Pumps
do do Navy Pump role shoes
do CalEskin Croc kctfs
Ladies' SeaI-skin and Morocco Walking Shoes
do fine English Kid slippers, a beautiful article
10 White Satin do 90
do Morocco aud Xii slippers
ID Morocco Busklns
Misses Morocco aud Kid slippers
DO Boots
Children - Shoes OF various kinds
Servants low md high quarter shoes
TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
Iron Frame Hard Top Leather TruEks
no Bellows do
2 fair Leather Trunks, superior article
Halices and Carpet Rags, OF all sizes
Fancy Trunks
shoe brushes and Lees Blac king, &c.
AL OF the above articles will be sold the lowest cash
price. JOHN 4. JONES, Agent,
Inh ~ Orposite the Banks.