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THEOLOGICAL COLLOQUlES, by Rev. T.
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~ ARDENING, FARMING, BOTANY, AG-
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The Culture ofthe Vine in France, Italy and Swift
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Outlines of the Husbandry of East and West
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Natural History of Vegetables, by B. S. Barton,
MD.
Anderson's Agriculture
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The Cultivator's Almanac, 1910 and lS4l.
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d ANCROFT'S HISTORY OF THE COLO
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CULTIVATION MANUFACTURE AND
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TNIIE CURRENCY OF THE u. STATES,
and the present state and future prospects OF tho
country, by Publius, New York, 1910.
Also additional remarks the currency Of the
United States, by the author, New York, May
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OUTLINES OF ANATOMY AND PHYSI-
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CEPARATR PROPOSALS win be received at
- this office until the ls day Of October next for the
delivery Of provisions in bulk for the use Of the troops
ofihs United States, upon inspection, a. follows:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-17
'''snA = rBs I; Ss-; ssss % sa''-Ss'
SCROFULA
MEsCuRIAi, DISEASES

TUE ssrsapanla Of the shops very apt to be nesdy
Il not quite hsett either nom age or nom having oe.n
talned from an Inferior species OF sInllaI aus INC in
psrng which have long been In vogue hs probs! con-
rhuted TOTS variable reputation The activity OF the root
sbeievedto depend upon one or more aerd frmeip,es
inert by chemical shngo Al the tenn
ersurc n deg This TACT eprcarsic be demonstrated by
Hancock makes the following observations. "Aher long
boiling the peculiar odour which Uses ahunanty the
coctcn Of good sarsapara u almost cxngushed From
the ssrsapaia prepared In this found sensible
results npon patient, its peculiar naserns
drowsy and rackng effects produced by aarga quantity
although the decoeon OF ak eight ounces was tired al
dose Wood Baeke's " . Dsspensdio-y; ..
knowledge OF these facts, and the uncertainty prac'
Ice Of the preparations OF sarssparila In usc cdt inc tS
covcry after repeated experiments OF the method OF pre-
pairing compromising the extract now ofercdto the med
boiling, and warranted 10 contain In con-
oun the active principles OF the root Obtained
from the most approved species OF sinilax.
efficacy has been repeatedly tested in private practice
In successful treatment Of the worst forms oi the tbs
for the of which Sarsapsrla Is
aer other preparations OF that medicine, the ranaeea, &c
tenvc ulc eraons and affections of the bones in simple
scroua, AMI in mcrcal and mercrro syphtio diseases
have been permanently curcdby its In three months
without other treatment except the most simple api'
the diseased ta OF two or three bottles
in similar cases, will prove the efficacy aud importance OF
the preparation
has been freely scrouous habits for the cure
other diseases being admirably calculated in such cases
all disease ffom the body and restore the usual
vgor OF the constitution The of two three bottles
will every such occasion, prove ecctual security
against secondary affections.
and particularly In general debility
scroula other diseases chronic Hheuinaiisu and
obstinate affections OF the skin, II invaluable medicine.
ALEXANDER DUvAL,
IA Aspn Ip he N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-17
DIR. LEIDV's MEDICATED EXTRACT
OF SARSApARIIIA

REING conrenu l;e compount Fluid Extract OF
- paTlia combined with other vegetable extracts, which
renders IL medicine u utility the Of all dis
eases arising from impurities OF the blood from ndiscTe
lions and impTudences IT youth and constitutional
eases iorn' or pTodGced 10y the injucous OF
curry arsenic. taTk quuine. II is Invaluable remedy
lot General Debility, U-eTous SOTcs, White SwensS.
Diseases Of the Liver and skin scroia. Kings Evil
Erysipls, ac aud all the unpleasant and gcruus
ieetions consequent To syphilis Iues NcneTeal &c.
general puuIeT nl the blood at all lines, and particularly
IN The Spring AMI Fall there be medicine ef
lectnal As medicine calculated 10 socihc and nouTsh
the system ate" having been under medical
any particular disease there be nothing adapted
restlTng the bsiura ygor Of The system alayins The
dcbitaied and condition Otthc system 50 comcn
amer sickness This PREPARATION will be found highly
nccable DUNG the Sup a preventive OF
those unpleasant and dsigTCeaLe common TO
many duIne warm weather namely, Fsntness Cidiness
Oppressive Feeling about the Heart and the Breast u
forms delightful and wholesome bey rage, by adding
tablespoon iu glass of ice'water, similar the cec.
bratef Lisbon Diet drnk; aud with small quantity Of sugar
OF simple syT"p. forms the sdrsaparia Mead
however ia addition inc dCna virtues conducive to he afh
and particularly adapted invIds For travelling persons
II Is are4nsile Of great importance. For sale.
GANNOR ROYSTER.
~ Druggists sole agents for Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-17
DIR. MILES
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF rouA ro

,,,,, An Important substitute fer CaioDteL
'PT"llciorS OF this article, keeping la NJ. " tl,e r,ct
% wise and benevolent Being has plac ed ui,iiu H.,
cn oi al remedies adapted To the diseases Incident ~,
@ lhey lniabit, AMI knowing likewise that most
oIe diseases OF The south and wcst are based ,on az,
sanc or functional dcrnnscmeni Of the vor
the hillary organs. ''f'''a"J "i
Alter long, lboTous and expensive research tbrx h,x
lCoScueu III eNuactn- substance from the TON hT,
u, rom us pccnhaT effect upon the hcpatic or bi,t
organs ;hey have dcnnminaicd epdiiHs is mc,Issia.
that viii produce all the beneficial results of Caoi,ci I'm
oo' acute ad chronic diseases without the posblv of
Ptoucins the deloerioun consequences cotou 40 i.t
HnSic us ac'on upon the constitution IL universe, a.,
paIl"I the system escaping its influence. is howeyor
uPoh tc organs o secretion and exctetOn thai its great
power ~ particularly manifested; hence In peculiarly
- ne treatment oi bilious fevcrs aud other die
eaeS III winch aoIpIdty or congestion liver an
portal circle prevail. ~ N
u is admissible in all cases where Il Is ncress,rv "a,
cleanse the stomach aud bowels II ol.strucn
au chcner aquck and healthy action nfiAo liver and Other
siahuuar NsccTn 81 the abdomen Being difusIblc In A
-Pctahon produces Tree circulation vessels on
inc surface OF ne body. accompanied by aycntlc psrsn
ration II does not exhaust like drastic ruI yes; .i ms ar-
u"n s more universal, and may nf.n be repeated not
merely WIN safely but with great benefit. THIS bee
lspcnsaby necessary IN cases of long standing for IN
ucih intense temporary Impressions made by strong .d
ehts seldom ever do good, it tend To injuTe sta
NINA OF the constitution.
is cleansing and purifying to the sysien nets In
feet harmony with the known laws ofI, ana is un,ut.
edy Que Of tho most valuable articles over offered Tor n
lac tTiIl anI inspection. " '
For convenience this cdirinr Is foTme, three grain
piIlS The white pls cahGrfc oi.rafir,
&c ani diHTehc The yellow pills f0,e M AM,
ALEXANDER DtvhI,
40. n.-l..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-17
MURRAY's FLUID mAGNEsIA.
Prepared under the immediate suporintondance Of
Sir lanes Murrnv

TIVE great advantages of Tits elegant preparation arc
II that possessing allthc properties of MdEucsa gem
cT1l use u Is not liable Ia iurm "ugeiuus concrcoua u
the bowcl ~ rcqucuty attendant upon tho the
ordinary prpantions ~ M,gucsa II rorfccts arEity nnd
relieves heart burn ehcciunly, without "inurng the
81 the stomach" or producing any ~ those iamcnable
OWLS resulting lfOn Tie of tho CarbunafrH O FOa AMI
Potash prevents the food Of infants tuning upon
The tinuaclr u is very useful Ia all complaints e the hi
der tends 10 regulate the action IT the bowels aud b pc
culiirly adapted for females.
~ rac ifum the Mcdco Chrureirnl Review, for April.
1872 edt by Dr james Johnson, PhyEician.c Ktfaous-
~ TIC late King, sc.
=" PeHHcid Soi0a 0f MarHssia THIS very &c ~ ssd
elegant preparation We have heen trying s"un nonths
~ 90 apcrcnt gnacid M dyFpcpc conpaius, attended
win ncdy aud cons pat on, aud with vsfy crest benefit
" has tho -yanAge over common ncsia IN being dis
solved and therefore not liable accumulate Nv the bow
els Hisdecidcdy superior IN soiaur potash account
Of ~ apcrcnt quality nul NJ s having tendency 10
dnctOn ~ flesh and strength, which tho two caTbonates
above mentioned certanly tend TO- when long continued
and akcnin considerable quaint lea We hope sir Janrs
Murray, the fcovcfer Of the procens Tor preparing ta
accessible the public ~ this ncitopo b. there boing only
one or two authorized agents here F"
Sr Humphrey Dnvy testified tibet fis solution fnrtnH
soluble combinations with uric acid salts w Of gOut
and0ravc thereby cOuutcractng their Injurious tcudcus
when other akaca and even Msgucrta itself had fac
The Profession and Tho public win please observe a' Tho
labels the bolosof MHrr0V's FLUID MaRHesia' wln
future be authenticated By HE signature the inventor and
proprietor ~ that invaluable medicine, without which
cannot he Rsnshe sir James Murray has been Fohsiie
10y the Whole profession adopt this eauion In order
and defend the sick all infm from deoterious ia
'''''' ALEXANDER DuvAL,
sell Corner II aud i3h as
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-17
&aSssis:ss;sss 49, s.: . ;sss s.: 81
INCREASED ACCOMMODATION.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAlI ROAD COMPANY

Meeting Of the President and Directors of the Rich.
n nnni FTcierick sburg AMI Potomac Rail Road Com.
pany, ON ia" lIth day of April, ISL:
The President stated thai the whole OF the Masonry and
Roadway formation between the RrppahannOk and Poo.
mac Rivers, under contract and progressing with
great vgor and that the Company havi. been dsappont
edin the aid expected Of the Legislature recent
snn IL wuui he indispensable farther pro-
Nsinn iH addition the furnished from the
OF the road, To meet puncuay the engagements OF the
Company: whcr-upou,
Resoirca That insalmcu NJ dollars per share be
called each share Of additional Com.
pany, payable the 2h DAY OF May the Bunk
Virginia Richmond, the Bank OF Pennsy PHI
lidephil-
Atrua copy from the minutes.
ap Ie-td 4. W. MACMURDO Trcas'r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-17

HAVE in store and am receiving large stock Of China
Glass and EaTthenwaIe, Looking Classes, Asia Lamps
&c, which Offered The Country Ciy trade al
snail advance My consists in Part Of White Granite
Canton ami Liverpool Dining Sets
GOLD BAND-Rased Figured. Painted and Enanclled
large and SMALL China Tea sets Gold md Tea
tanning 70 20 and - pieces Toilet sets comIete-Rich
Wafer PtchcTs-EEeTs snd lasins--ChlI ems Toy Tea
sets, Sc.-Canton White French and Liverpool Paies
Dishes and Tureens, separate from sets.
Rich French China Cologne Bottles aud M4ntel orna-
PINE CUT AND PLAIN GLASS wARE-Deeanters
~ sets aud pairs Champaigns, TumbIers Wines Cor
Stands Centre Bowls. salver, Salts pairs As.
trail Lamp Shades Water Pitchers, Curtin Pms Glass
GLASS JARS Of every description
IMITATION silver, and Patel Cdsors, PA ed and Brass
Candesck Snucrs AMI Tfays Ivory and Bianc ed Han.
died Dining and Dessert Knives and Forks sets Of 81
pieces Walters, bread Trays britannia Tea aud Coffee
GERMAN SILVER Plated, and Britannia Tea aud Table
sPooas, britannia Soup Ladies, &c.
Thermometers
ASTRAL LAMPs-laree and small sizes Britannia and
PASSAGE LAMPS, Rich Tut and Plain
MASTEL ORNAMENTS beautiful China Card u skeis,
Motto Mugs Elegant Cut Glass and China Cologne Bottles,
gRUsIlEs Cloth H,ir Table and Tooth Brushes, Ia.
LOOKING GLASSES. Nsnrei Pier, aud Toilet Look.
ing Gssses from one TO Eve draws.
Looking Class Phiss separate.
EdsedPlaies, Common Cnps and saueers, Bowls Pitch.
ers. MuKs. AMI Common Tunbcrs &c. packed IN the
best manner, and onthe most literal terms. sp3
DIR. j. X. ROwLASD's MEDICINES.
lust received, assortment or these popular grepa.
J raiions, as follows:
Tame MEiTe-A speedy AMI certain for the Fever
aui AHue.
Tome Nurture PiHs-A remedy for the Pevcrand ATue
possessing tie propeTCs the Tonic MIXTURE an
equally as ehcaeious Ia removing this troublesome
plant
EItree: SaTsaparia-An Improved preparation o ftlds
article, aud hiKiily recommended.
YsTmIuFe or form DssfrOysT-A safe and certain 70.
medy for rErenE WORMS from tho human system, and
particularly adaptci 10 the ussso! children.
dDu0t.Idfsd EulJrOcGh0H-A fine stimulating applra.
ion Tor The cure of Rheumatism spTsiHs, Bruises sore
Throat, SC.
CaRyrium-An invaluable and pleasant remedy or sore
Eyes.
PlimOHaTia-Ths remedy sbighly valuable for ts Ell.
cary removing obstinate Coughs u long standing pro.
diced by coils az 0tefvise. Il recommended a. hav.
many claims upon The confidence aud Of
ysds being p0Hssss'd ~ Gns icgeurrang powers aud
capable u overcoming the unhealthy eneet likely 10 ba
produced the lungs by obstinate neglected coughs
Sc.
C0r50Hfc Denri6ot-A reisedy Tor whitening and pre-
serving The teeth free NJ an inufiOns properties
DyisHfai Aiab0ffsr-Forthe toilette, preparation
for s0heninz, whitening and preserving the skin.
We hsye been appointed AGENTS for the sale u tho above
/ Mefcinss.
a fresh supply received
GAYEOR ROYgTER,
80 70 door above Bell Tavern.