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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-03

Families who study cleanliness economy and oonrr arc re-
commended 10 cl at Il Goisircc and examine Wis PATENT
rH which the silver medal awarded at the
Fair of the American l29 These cdsteads utterly pre-
eude the possibility any iecns Judgement " IN re-
gard to durability cheapness they stand unavasd They also
possess the important, OF being put or taken Gown IN
les, tbas minute An examination will prove tina; thing de-
ac in c!s,ead concentrated this pss ultra Of
Wills. hlo-i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-03

- a FARM EssR SlaAE NJ Z fSA ssN' a nv
is Situacd Township of West Orange ana county q"
containing forty more IT wanted silaos u
led is, Meadow Wood Land with large o>o ana
Barn. all kads. Sad Farm II IN FOOD state OF
ton and possession given immediately o
ncye n. wel the door also wo hnc springs
stock. horses" hogs. wagons and farming
ls The distance from Newark said Farl miles 90 te
stage Bc-tngone and MoTrsto~h and 10 ssh o
easy part lay for tive years or more
For Further particulars enquire Of
HENRY PRIEST III oranee-strec, NeSark.
o..o..rJ ov,,.,ge for Novo-l :n3,
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BstNO 11Dh
NETWORK MUSEUM, known Pcale Museum, Broadway
y opposite the City Hall and Park-Expcrments on ANIMAL
HAGNETiS the Ncrvova Frd which pervades all animated
beings.
Two ladies, Of them Bind will be put the Magnetic state
every evening week. o'clock, the Lecture Room OF the
Museum
Blind Lady intelligent, and has bees well educated and
Sonnambs will be made play on the Piano,
ccoRpanied her voice.
Experiments will also be made every Monday wed
nes!ay and Friday Afternoon ut o'clock.
Priyae Experiments d.rng the day, application.
Dav visitors admitted the evening oe
ocharge all - Children half price ND
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II spsylSG FLOWER!
~ uNvALUARLE NATIONAL WORK.

Spring FIOWERS-A of beautiful moral Tales. by
- .RroS. Eii-c Of the ROSE or SHARON, published
for sale a, 100 Fa!;on,trect. Price - CENT a
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ITO chr Friend. doYu towm.-F

10 To Evicnd. dew" io""'-f'F "' 'V nI W
80 49, ,, . .c F1.t y I'D. We have arranged with Mr. j. W.
M IF the Merchants News Rooms in Will ''eU Fcare-' 70
receive subscription, AMI communications for The TsnvNS Don
will aa be open there the iavoFs OF cur friends from A. NJ
till dark cyy weekday and those wishing to be served VIA me
paper will Ycac ,hc with Mr. Hale sHe'e copies
,n. e. .,,, =, hi, New. Room. Price, One Cent.
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BOILED AND pLATERs' ERAss

ROLLED AND PLATERS' fskASS.
FIRST RATE article Rolled and Fhtsr Bras can always Dc
n fouad JAMES g. MOFFET l2 Pricc street hesi
A. the ore rke: rree. Likewise very superior article Of
Coopers Bras. a. :"
OFFICE CHAIRS ne~ article tls bet IN the on'ec
" also ehearsr thancan be purchased c,e
KINGS Paio.i Char Na-sroeal Ia broa1"hE'
~, " ~ a29 I'm
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MEMORANDA.

The hg Franklin shore candy liooA wi" uhdoouy
be full wreck potboa Charlotte Ann Thompson pked
up at sea and brought port Saturday several casks of Vine
supposed to he part the Of thu Isaac Franklin
The brig Sunday also picked aP and brought MIC o'
several casks vine, part OF the aac Franklins cargo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-03

n Hancock Associaion.-IHc ic"fth regular meeting
r This Association will be Shakespeare Hotel OIL nxt
Saturday evoning.
ou.,ton-Is,he carly portion ffatfa in happiness
than latter! = ESlAbRooh' fres'uen' pr" 'e""
JAMES VI. AcSsRnAS, Secretary. m3 II
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n0ASDsNG I'm SEN-YORzs.

GENT EMEN vsiting Newiork VIII ma qu!et ana ph
eT .mc n, the GRAHAM HOUSE, No f3 Barclay street here
ample nil times reserved Tor 'oare
and afforded prices by TIE day week no fumes
Tobacco viii be found taini the auophcre ~
few permanent Boarcers viii be taken kOS'' ELL Uos>.
Nov .Anrill Ell
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ALFRED SMITH,
NFGSRSBHANT TAILOR, l.6 FULT

E2 ON Nod ell selected Of Cloths and
yc.,nr. suited season make Tor fhc
public generally very extremely low prices for
c..h a., icl,vcrv aa6Iy
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HHER.s PILLS.

u, s.FF CHEAP IND FFFECTIFE FEGETABLE ME-
DTCTVE-Fer wholesale and retail at 10 aton-I p" !.
ygUTRE testimonials their favor lnese
w PILL stand ihcc beneficial effects IN the various
disc. ses incident 1TTy thcfn Es az
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RE NCvAL.

,x,OyNFIF Y.Ii taye removed ,her VOL Warehouse
No q Br-adgav below Exchange Place, vre thes cfef for
sale full assortment Of foreign and domcs Wool nclndng Ice
bales fine sayony, and Spanish Sleeps ahd laa, nj
no HOUSE Is FURNISHED
TSESS KINGS CHAIRS grace Tey perfect
1 beauty aad axurs and soe lhey
known =. follows
Elastic ReToly:nc CiraI-
2-CenpcMsa!n- Rochinc Car
3-I-aias Ca.t.r RtcImoer: Char.
t-Eersatle Chair
The altogether superior ever made W rms
Gentry genuine arse that - %
order respectfully 'nrsa 20
call AZ the Caa. Wareyoom, 414 Bo-dea1 az, II
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n. yIyec g'iuscs "a WccS.-!REE ClEcUi'ii\1 AZ.
vERTISER ne wishes the public to rtmCno III
on WoNoN NEXT May 10. he viii ssus MS next sfttE e-
I'm, tina, the ,e will BE changed cr moe oret ana .'
bcn.nc: FRE!. CIRCULATING ADNERIl>Hit Gs'e"t ." J
,nrrsrsR', NEW, letter" and that sheet will ais" 'c
ever, s;or:ay Wednesday AID Friday Ad'ert>cfs arc >' "
cpll and contract their advertisements. ~, -.
Eyo Ice taken for a longer tlf:e 'h"n Que
b or or rates published at the neal q" the paper
~ J. L. KINGSLEY. Wall-s. and - Ann -
- L. Front Nu ldng. over StoncHlls.
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~ The Few World.-Subscriptions tie this Splendid MAN.
mo; Newspaper respectfully solicited at the SiHe OF
30 Au.-strec,. folio and quarter edition paonhP' "
!, advance or 50 fc two copie. matted o part OF the
80. " off
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- A., .,.,,.ov. who want back Numbers OF tisc

,,ct,>oR. who want c;tcH -
T;h1,c yher onq two full eei are requested 10
call -, ar e! 10 tas office thea immediately we can >SppN
day we have printed mall number on rhpo'e |"
date our ,ca ana chceriuly do u "s Il We ei1 p
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~ Free Circuntiou.-iti universally known TACT
that the ADVERTISERS method Of conveying
information eoDy "htre.
Free circulation every place business and pubic resort IN the
civ has done 50 much Advertising public that all wins have
the u; OF tins invaluable medium renew regardless Of
~ and ,icroI manner in which reading department o. the
sheet maze up has established reputation unknown ny other
paper Of hor;
Remember. 5n Number "Wednesday, MAY j.
Advertisements must Tuesday oihces WAL anu
90 An,s,ree FRsx1 BvILpISc (over eals) Sd story
93. J. L. KINGSLEY.
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u Hrooi,lyn New, Office No 7e Mddasl;,iTCe i Hia III.
de' budnr-The Subscriber has che pleasure "l n'n- III"
friends Brooyn generally that he has 6penei an
Odicc the above named plc. !o tue sale OF all inc D ANU
Weekly Newspapers Published M Ncwlorh and uooNsn.
Subscribers viii he served regularly their residences or place.
carly hour b leaving their address IN me doom W
Ohcc. H. 49, 30
May per.on complaining OF the non-rep' of The TIL
br. whose names subscription papers returned to
our office every man who Is missed himself or VINO
, that som. other subscriber seyvsd notice Of
o.. fac, stating name street, ami number cNql.Sly.
~ oo friends who believe ,a 'ac character Of The Tribune Is
,n,, to cn, 10 wide Circulation arc respectfully 'oci'o TO
M o,ncr,n- US TO their friends aud if be not too naeh
,roulc return IL. inc n.uirs Of those "ho viii take !"
a. wanted some sell The Tribune at rs s,,s F arv
kecp.le, kug.teu aud Troy Favorable terms
arranr emsnts i mo.e general DISSEMINATION
~, WV ~, ,,an1 Our fcnd there VIII please assist It.
u Wanted an active cvasrr and Agsh, 10" oabie terms.
- I ,,,,y If t,c Uniou We allow the mos S5 =.
ean pr b, made lucrative if thoroughly a''ep"e'
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To y.

IA The third story building No 90 An-sirect 1t
one of the best z the ciiy Cor Printing Office or an!
hi business. being lighted sides Rsnt $50 Apply 20
u29 If H. GREELEY, J. MANCHESTER, IS Ann-si
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NOR SAVE-A Hand Wagon near, Kew suitable for gro
VII 1n % o. go,
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. The splendid Basement Rooms Merchants. Exchange
Wall Apply 10 Mr. Pearson
lice OF the Corpuny Hanover and Exchange Place or
40 # J. WINCHESTER, 81 Aan-etreeL
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MARINE LIST.

FORT OF NEW-YoRK, NAY !, ISL.
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FIFE LOCONOTagE

Y B.-The sa5 promises may be purchased AT sri
nuire n, IN. prrni>c..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-03

DaApEssY ,EEsLgSs.-A large 10, Of BrOche and En-
- bro.ze.cd Dcapory Mu.fs, for sale lew, at
a9g II ?. GREGORY & SONS, Us Sprisgstrcet.
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NuOOPNG COUGH.

win find Pessos Candy very good for the whoong aon@h
Parents VIII '" - Dr.. ROGERS.
The undersigned used Pea.cs 0rcnoand Candy win ah
bounded success and recommend 1t to all ri0e VINO are
AYERS. collector for the N Y York Railroad Co IN 70 Second ST
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-30
EY9 SSSZESA
SEED ;5;!isS
Worrmted Fresh and Gsndne,


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
/ n ASPAKAGUS-Gia or Dutch
BEANS-Iargo aud email LIMA, Scarlet Runners, Broad
IsNAP nE,Ns-E,rly China Early Yellow, Refugee or
BEET-EsrIy Blood Turnip Rooted, Yellow 10, Ionr
Blooi; Yellow French sugar, Wine slesian French
BROCoLl-Puuie Cape aud wldto
CABBAGE-Eariy May, DO Pcntou, DO Salisbury. 10
Screw, Early York 10 Nun,nrcl Laulreths Large York
Early sugaroaG Do Bsuersca late fsersca Plat Dutch
Cutie ssyoy Rsi pnic for peEns savoy 'O00 savoy
! CAuLFi OVER Early andlate
CELERY Giant White Solid. Nortifs GsntPed
CARRor-Lous Strange, Early Horn, Long studley, Al.
CREss- Cmcd or rcppcrsri,-, water aud Rroai Leav.
CUCUMBER- Eary Fnmc, Early Cluster White spin.
Ell, Long Green Long Pdckly, Che kin Tor piekHug
CORN-EaIy sugar, Eary Tuscarora
ENDiNE~Gfecn Curled
KALE- Blue Curlod siberian, Green Curled Scotch
LEEK-Isrsc Scotch
LETTUCE Royal White Head, Ice, Biry Cur'cd sic.
sia. Whiic Coss, Green Coss, Hrown Duteh
hELoN-Nuimes, Green CHron, riue Apple, Malta Win.
WATER MEuoN-Fincs kinds
MllsIARb White Medicinal, nsck, Georgia
ONlON-Siycr skinned, Yellow Dutch Esry Red
PEAs-iandretb's EuIa Early, EsfJ Warwick, Esfly
Nay, Ferry Frame, DO Charlton, Blue Prussan, Dwarf
MsTrowih Bishops Dwarf Prolific
PEFPEs-Isrse Rsn Large yellow
PARsLEY-Fnc Curied
administrators for Tsus
RADplsH-lons scarlet shori Tor, Long salmon, White
Turnip, eanei Turnig, yellow Do 8iaes Spsnish
SATISFY or VEGETABLE OYSTER
.soUAsIl-Esriy nush Orange VARIED White Crook
ToNATo-Iaee Red and yellow
TvRNlP-Mhtc Fiat Dutch, Dsle's New Hybrid, Vel
FLOWER ROOTS and sEEDs--A large assortment
POT snd SWEET nERnsEBDs
ia e-6m WILLIAM PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-30

WE have This day oGsnsd our spring supply Of Garden
Ties for extensive practical observation have enabled him
juiiciousy 10 discriminate such varieties Of vegetables
unlrequen worthless varieties OF the xsmc class. which
have been perpetuatcd through iueSperenee therefore,
IN making this selection he has excluded many
ally found in the catalogues those are mere rem.
d,rs not praeteG sreuSrs Of seeds And he is
vantage any this is ample for any garden however
extensive, and fully adapted to the incest taste.
As o the quality OF the seeds the proprietor wishes
be remembered, that whit IS sold 10y him Is OF AIS
uiih entire confidence, ilaiihey will upon ia prove TO
be far superior to most oIsisn importation or such az
pose assortTpcnt:
kRrICioKE-Clobo
BEET--Inng Bosd
Early Turup
BEANs-E WS,, sr s5idsi
Cranberry Bush
Early yellow
CABBAGE-Early York
Large DTumhesi
Flat Dutch
DIunhead Savoy
Red Dutch
Green Glazed
CARRoT-Lonr orange
EGG PLANT
ENDlNE-Cured
LErTUCE-LarSe eurled india
Early Curled
MELON-spanish
Mountain Sprout
Nutmeg and CuSn
OKRA
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STasburg
PARSLEN-CuTed
PARSNlP-SuEar
PEAs-E1Tly Frame
Charlton
Large MuTowfat
Hue Imperial
shop Dwarf
PUMPKINS
KADIsIl-Iong Scarlet
Red TuTnip
White do
SAISAFIE
sQUAsII-Winter
HERES, assorted, aud CORN, different varieties
To be had only OF
LYELI- JOHNSTON ~ LYEII.
fc l7-n All. McRildoe's Old sand
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-30
DAVENPOHT q ALLEN

HAVE FOR SALE,
CoFFEE-50o bags prime Rio; $50 do OLD Java; $50 do
~ LazuayTa
SUGARS 20 hhds 81 CroI ans Porto Rico; loo boxes
double and single Loaf
NOLASSES-3j hhds West India
lNDIGO-lO ceroOns prime Guatemala
BACJN-JOtOO pounds Midtliugs
LARD-2n kegs prime quality
shLT-lhOO sacks prime salt IN
COTTON SARNs-JO bales assorted Richmond Manu-.
facture
PAPER-3Ocases plain and ruled Cap and Letter; 100
reains Wrapping
FOWDER-5Oe kegs Blasting
SIIOT--1to bags assorted sizes
NAH S-2OcO kegs, do do
sOhP-bO1 boxes, various brands
TEAS-30 half chests Extra hne 100 boxes Gunpowder
srlRlTS-2O hall pipes Ud Cognac Brandy; quarter
do do; % halt do, common quality; 10 pipes Gin,
l0 bbls OLD Reotihed WhiSkcy; 30 hhds Common do 80
bbls Rum; ~ hhds do; % Limitation Antigua do;
30 bbls Alcohol
MINEs-9 half and quarter pipes Madeira; 20 quarter
do Tenere; 3 do do sicily Madeira; 81 bbls pute Malaga
81 boxes Muscai; 70 baskets Champagne grape brand.
WHITE LEAD-2sO kegs, No. /, New York
WINDOW GLASS-2OJhalf boxes SnlO
OlLS-S0 hhds and Heroes Beached Winter, 80 bbls
Tanners; ~ casks second quality Lamp
CANDlES-GD boxes Spermaceii; 80 do Mould
sPlCEs-@O bags Ginger % DO Pimcnto.
NH 6-l2aWlm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-30
afTTH q PALMER
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, or
INDIAN PUhGATIVE,

MANUFACTURED under the immediate supsrinten-
Nl denee OF WIN. Wright vieePresident Of the North
College OF Health, established Washington, ID.
" Jan osh lSs5 for the Of Disease
termiitent Rement Nervous, Inna rmafory and PutId
fevers Measles, small PoI and Eryspes;
OF the Brain Throat, stomach Lungs, LIVER stncs
Moneys and Hader Pains In Stomach, eide:
Consumption; Dropsy OF the Head, Of Chest Of ths
hills Career, Gravel, Loss Of Appetite; Sick Head Ache;
Rheumatism both Acute and Chronic; splitting vom
ing Of Blood; Darrhoa, Dysentery and Coles; Syncope
ApopleIy and ParaiySs; Dyspepsia Hypochondrasis fe
tAnus, Epilepsy, Whoopng Cough, Palpfaon Of the Heart
Ulcers aud sores OF every description Hystercks Weak
ieate Female Complaints.
The hrtef Healing had its origin in the Woods the
Forests still the best Medical School"
The above named Indian Vegetable Pills snly tho
roughly cleanse tire stomach and bowels Of all bGou.
nours and othsr impurities, but they also open a. pores
kidneys Thus II will be seen, that by single
OF this eHtranrdnary medicine, all the
oPened; the blood and other fluids completely puT
body.
One happy circumstance connected with using the In
dian Vegetable Bills, Is they only always the hight
medicine, always safe and always good but
- absolutely impossible for them TO do injury
Therefore, time should be lost In stenns eontrae-
iorT aVce the only inquiry should he, is the person
II So the sooner afew doses Of the Indian Pills are admin.
isiered the sooner will the patient be restored 10 health
and usefulness
Again. the Indian Purgaiive recommend Itself ~ all;
because, matter what may be the the Csease
the medicine is always right, always safe win Away do
good anu can never possibly do harm single
IN all cases AFFORD relief and do
lid OF its value. than volumes written in its praise
supply Of the above Pills and for sale by
EUsTACE son,
lie lJ-eoibw doors belav the Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-30

NEW MUSIC, MARCH sTH
/ w. RANDOLPH a. co. have Just opened Ia
addition u large assortment OF standard Music,
following pieces:
Military WALK Wing song Of victory
Cecilia DIR The Maidenis Prayer
Accept this gift Come e the Highlands
The meeting Log Cabin Song
The Pilgrims rest Ny darling boy
Dear love and native land farewell, by Lover
DO youTemenbcI Mary, music by Horn
Day snow dawnng love, poetry by Morris
Crow, Chapman, crow or Wan BuIen's last song
Old Tppccanoe, patriotic song
would not live always, by G Kingsley
=, fly steals the fading hight
Proudly and wide my standard flies
Like as a father piiiets his childI en-, atTio
Merry old Christmas, by Philips
Tip and Ty, new cntnic wing ylee
Theirs spot on earth more dear
We Jolly young wings Of Ohio
lie Rendezvous de chase FarfaIe fer Fore
Fantastic bTilane, by Herr
The kiss dear maid. words by Byron
OK Quckstep, 10y Opof Richmond
oh touch for me the harp again
oh not for me the smile that plays
When, oh when, wilt thou return
LORNA CangOuct written by Edgar
Macon Volunteers quick step
The bright days Of the
All OF Fanny ESsleTs music, Treasures Of the deep,
Flow gently sweet Afon Long, long ago, and many other
popular pieces NH 9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-30
FRESH SPRING GOODS.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
WE have just received, per schr NirTaganseii FROM
w Boston, the following fresh aud fashionable Boots
and Shoes which will sell by the package, dozen
pair. low Town and county, dealers nyed to
give n call. Viz:
SSi pair Ladies fine Leather Spring heel shoes
les do Mems lined aud bound sewod BTogans
l0i DO do do 90 Shoes
81 do Gents very superior Pump pcgsed Boots
Also per schT John Sul, from Phaephia. ladies' very
superior French Morocco slippers, McCuTdy's; Gentle
mems fine Calf skin Navy shoes and Crockrit's.
ID. BURLINGTON * CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Boot shoe and Trunk Dealers,
mil Nm lana
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-30
IAMES M CARTER

Hou,s, Coach and Sign Painter, Glider and Ola
zer, on street, second door below the First
Presbyterian Church.
TUE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally that he has fitei the shop forme
on the above branches In all It's various varieties lie
would solicit call from all who wish dis
parontxs who feels himself fully
to execute with promptiude nsatness aud dispatch. the
above branches OF business and would them
he a. will be- prepaI sdto 10 workL his line we
and upon reasonable conditions as can be done for
elsewhere.
Iwond say the supsrntendent, the Depo,s in the
City, they times have console rabls Coach Painting
DO they would DO well To give call, believing they will
perfect Satisfaction both regards price and
workmanship. Also old and New Furniture, Mshox hany
Doors. vanished and polished 10 the durable
approved s;yle.
Paint. miisd and soil here suit the purchaser.
aus J. VI. G..
DEID, ROBEHTs a co. have received, Ly
h the sehr Manchester, from Now York, choice
styles Of Goods-e psrt Of whieh,are
Plaid French Prints, plaid houslaac de Laine
Rich English Prints; sgd do do do
Common Cancoes
Black and Fancy Dosskin Cassimsrss and Casslneus
White and red Fsnusis
Rosynn Psids; plaid silks
Black Gre dc Rhine.
ALSO,
spendd embroidered Ma'iesa shswls
DO do Cravioni do
Do dsnssk quilted silk haniiIlas
Do Maravoqua do
ID, vevsteeu etnbroid'd do
brussels plaid houseans do Iayns
Pskin S1ka, for dresses, kc.
Comprising lot OF and bsautifulooods, which
fer AZ reasonable prices oil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-30
BUTLER 8 ETFERvEsCENr
mAGS ApERIENT

ENOR Dyspepsia indigestion, debility, giIli.
ness, headache, acity of the stomach, habitua
uveness cutancous diseases govt gravel etc. and niue
valued ~ gentle cooling purgative.
This desirable preparation has civej the patronage
innHy eminent members uf the pfOfe ssion and dis
corning public many respectable and unsolicited estino.
nials OF ~ ehctcy mcdicine have been elicited
With all the pleasing qualities Of glass OF soda water IL
possesses the active medicinal properties Of the ap
proved sanOus puTgnyes; Is pleasant the palate aud
grateful 10 tie stomach.
supply Tceeivodand for sale by
J. ~ EUsTACE a SON.
ina % Three dsors below The Rel Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-30
GARDEN SEED.

WarrGni.d Fresh and Genuine,
ROBERT Il. DUAL,
Dank square, Richmond, Va
A sPARAGUs-eiant
n BEANS-arge aud small Lima, Snaps, sc.
BEhr-Eariy Turnip, Long Blood, Mansel Wurtzel
French sugar Beet
BROCOLi-Purple Cape and White
CABBAGE-EaIy York, Leitl, Pcnion, Large York,
DIumhead Savoy. &c.
CAULIFtOwER-Esrlya and Laio
CELERN-Whitc fold
CARROr-Long Orange
CUCUMBER-Early Frame, Long Green, &c.
EGG PLANT
LETTUCE-Iee, Malta, Paris Cess, Brown Dutch
MElOS-Nuimcg. CiiTon
WATER NELON-huest kinds
NASTURTluM
PEAs-Esriy Frame Charlton Dwarf, Marowfar, Early
Monumental Early Cromwell
PARsNlP-Latgc Swelling
RlIIBARB
RADIsH-Long Scarlet, Turnp
SATISFY, OT Negctaslo Oyster
SPINACH
sQUAsII--Earhy Bush
TOMATO Iar.e Red
TURNIP-white Flat Dutch, Red Tor Norfolk, Rufa
Blga, &c.
AIso an assortment OF FLOWER SEED. e4
NEW PATENT NIGHT LAMP.
TIVE newly invented Patent Night Lamp which con
sumes but gill Of on pee week, Will burn
years without wick. For sale
China and Glass Store Sboekor Hill
mil Opposite The swan Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-30
I,OUISk Raj, ROAM

Daily Line beiioesH Richmond and CkarIoti,spiHe
TUE Mail and Passenger Train for Gordon sylle no~
leaves kichmon daily at half past NJ and
from Charlottesville arriving Richmond about
Pm.
RAJ ofaee.S
Feb 2lfn 1871
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-30
nARGAINsl RARGAINsl! RARGAINsl

BARGAINS! BARGAINS, BARGAINS -
NtIE have on hand a ht autiful assOrtmeutof
w Mousines, varying In price from p 81 10 @ per yd
Calieocs Of every description, principally suited the
spring
Rich and handsome striped ChalyE
Plain plaid and figured Silks Of the latest style and
superior quality
Also, beautiful selection Of embroidered spring shawls.
together with great variety OF saun searfs and
HanikcTchefs;
To these would add several pieces Of fresh supetfne
Cloths OF different cnourS plain and figured and
Velvet Ncstngs-wth other desirable Goods
TO mention.
For cheap bargains call al the Store Of
mh 10 REID ROBERTS a co.