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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-18
E.EAEssRGE E.g.N'gsy
FOR SALE


PURSUANT to the lastwiil of Jacob Harsh
berger, decd the subscriber will sell upon III,
premises, on Monday the 18th day of Decembe
next, the PLANTATION whereon said deceaseI
resided at the time o. his death, lying on the cas-
side OF the South River, Rockingham county. and
near Mount Vernon Forge, containing bv est.
NATION - |''
THREE HU.TDRED .QCRE.s.
one hundred and twenty OF which are cleared and
IN cultivation, and nearly the whole tract GOOD
'''nu ana hes level: There are two pretty good
Ira DW FILINGS AND TWO ss..9ss
EsTm BARNS, say one-quarter of a 9Sy'T.es
Lkia mile apart, and near to each &s3ttS
Dwelling an APPLE ORCHARD. II .~.A.,.
Is thought unnecessary to give a more particular
description, as purchasers will doubtless see for
themselves.
,onthe same day and at the same place will be
sold another
Tract OF L.3.ND,
lying about one mile from the former. nm tho ees,
margin OF the aforesaid South River. known gen
orally as Thomas HaBna's powder Mill J'rsc, >,
containing about ELEVEN ACRES, eiGht or
nine acres oft cleared and in cultivation.
JJNOne-third OF the purchase money in both
Instances to be paid on the day of sale Should
the purchaser or purchasers prefer it, they can
have time TO the first Of April next free of inter
est, by giving bond with approved security, at
winch time possession will be given Of the whole
property except the fields now in small grain and
the privilege of cutting and securing The crops:
ana u the present tenant wishes it, the use of flie
Barn TO thresh out the crop.
~ There are also for sale FIVE SHARES
OF TIL STOCK OF THE NEW SUENAN-
DOAH COMPANY. The terms will be fully
set lorih on the day OF sale al ! , o'clock
STEPHEN HARNSBERGER
90, One Of the Executors.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-18
Nov III
LAND An AwG?ET0No

The subscriber is authorised by John Ram
dolPh Bryan, the executor of the will of the late
Judge John Coalter, to sell a
TRACT OF LAND,
belonging to Judge Coalter's estate, lying in the
county OF Rockbrdge, about mile from New
providence Church, on the main road leading
from the Church to Middlebrook. The tract con.
tans about 0'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-18
observation-disclosures.

large BARN, newly shielded, new SPRING
inooSE, and fine comfortable HOUSE for
servants; Also new DiSTILLERY,w with the
pest Kind OF Spring Water pped to it. This
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-18

Staunton, Oct. %.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-09
$4,000 wonTH OF DRY GOODS,

THE subscribers Intending 10 eIo,e their nr.s.n, ~
ness me Isl Of July next, offer their well assorted
Goods at less than They are in Part as foilor,
snpeIhne and Extra super Cloths and
Rich fg'd and plain Velvet and Satin vermg,
super hs'd Merino Tolinet and swan.iowf do
e"pe'h no middlins and low priced ssiiinets
pilot pilot Cloths, Glasgow aud veiOri- Kerseys Jeans
81 and @ super French and Enzhsh Merinoes
Rose whitney, Dufhl and rwiled Blankets
S Sy Medium aud low priced Prints
Rich Satin striped and Painted Mouseiu am Ch,llx.
Plain Black and Hue Black and assorted cord do
supporting Blae / and Blue Black Bombazines
super Black and assorted Cold silka and satin.
Eieh hsd satin, BIoc5e and Thibet shawIs
Chenlic, Merino Tartan and valenta do
uhibei, Merino, Chenille and SILK ndkfs
NcIno, satin. Chally and vicioria Searis
ialies, Msnno, Cashmere and Mohsir Hose
ladies', White and Black Plain and Ribbed six Hose
plsidsEonb odered and Plain Cap and Bonnie Ribbons
Em9Io,dsred Hemstiiehed AMI Plain Thread Cambria
Thread Cambria. Lawn, Napkins and Towels
Large and Medium size Table Cloths
bid-eye and Russia diaper: Dowlss and Hueksbuek
Inns ~ SS.'' ''u'
Carmen, and Furnlute Dimiy and Lawn
ladies' Md and Fdet Net Gloves nc Nlts
Bandanns, spitafeld AMI Pon.ee Idkfs
Cotton, Flag Bsndsnna and Plaid do
filci, Railroad, Work BIord and -ilt Ne,i
Whi,e and Black six Lace, Blond spTig and star Thule
S s,r and Babinet EdsInss and IassIiinss
Eik and Cotton Umbrellas AMI ParasoIs
White and CORD Victoria and Corded skirts
0Aun anu b"noazine Stocks shit Bosoms and Collars
ALSO,
ture Checks, DC. ~ ''
Ashis our determination sell at auction whatever
may remain on the let July neT every nj will be
heh out TO purcharers enable Us To reduce our sock 10
the loves possible amour, he fore thar day.
l., VALENTINE & BREEDEN,
yaS Whie BuilllngH. IA n. koe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-09
Sa:]5Z SEQ
Wa,rarted Fresk and C,,r,,;,,
w HOLES ALE AND RFTA


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A RTICHoKE-GIeen Globe
n AsPARAGUs-Gi4ut or Dutch
wpa.cu and small Lima, Scarlet Runners Broad
~ s NAP BEANs-Early China Early Yellow, Refugee or
n, BBET-Eariy Blood TurnIp Rooted, yellow do, Long
MOOD Yellow French sugar, White siesan French st.
E9RooScoLLParPie Cape and White
OAbBAGE@EaIiy May, Do Penton, Do Salisbury Do
ay sugar oaf DO Bauersea Late Baiisrssa Flsi Dutch,
Large Bergen Drunheaa savoy, Globe savoy
SAULlFLoWER- Early and LAte
CELERY-GiG White Solid North,s Giant Red
SAkkor-Lons Orange, Early Horn, Long srudIey, AT.
GREss-cuied or Peppergrass, Water and Broad Ieav.
CUCUNBER-Early Frame. Earl, cu,.r WIN. ana.
Ell Long Green, Long Prckly, Che kin for Killing
SSoRN,;I,EaIly Sugar Early Tuscarora
65SDINE.Green Curled
= KALEanluo Curled siberian, Green curI.d Scotch
LEEK-Lsrge Scotch
LETIuCIE-R1yal White Head, lee Early Cured sll..
AELoN-Nuiuieg, Green Citron, Pine Apple, Maia Win.
WATER MELLoN-Finest kinds
MUSTARD Medicinal, Black, oeorga
oNloN-silycr Skinned Yellow Dutch EsrIy Raj
=. rEAs-Landreh's EIlIs Early, Early wsrxcE Early
Nay, EsLy Frame, Do Charlton, Blue Prussan DwsIf
OKRA
PEPPER-LarEe Bell Large yellow
PARSLEY-Fne Curled
kHuBARB-Undulaied for Tarts
RADDlsH-Long Scarlet short Top, Long Salmon Win,
TuTniP, scarlet Turnp, Yellow do BIaek Spanish '''
ShLsif1 or VEGETABLE OYSTER
soUAsH-Eary Bush Orange warted. White Crook
ToMATo-Large Red and Yellow
ISunnnIr-NhIe Plat Dutch, Dals's New Hy bid Vel
FLOWER ROOTS and sEEDs-A large Rsso,tr,.nt
POT and SWEET HERBsEBDs
Also lniny seeds not enumerated
"a 6-6D WILLIAM PAINrR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-09
NEyY QUALIFICATIONS

Received by SMITH & PALMER, Feb. 10.
CCOrLAND md the Scotch, the Westsfn Circuit, by
y Caihsrne sinclair, author Of Modern Accomplish
mcnts, &C
The Hour anil he Man, an historical romance, by Har
ict Manlneau
The History Of gngland from the earliest period 10 1892
~ Thomas keahlcy, auhor ~ histories Of Greece and
Rome, Nos 10. 10, t6, " and rs Family Library
History Of The United states from their FIRST settlement
10 sH BY salna Hale, Nos 10 and ~ Family Library
ldtc ~ Oliver Goldsmith, selections r0m his writ
log BY Warrington Irving, Nos n aud q Family fbarV
Nuodbct, now made public the rcqncal Of add under
NC patronage Of the NcwLiam Democ atlc Central Com
iuee o. ouodhbet-s further supply Of the above popu.
Jar poliatal saure iusi 10 hand
A. EFay on the Character and Influence o Washing.
onn tho Revolution of the United STATES OF America, by
W euitoti Urine Minister IN FfanccJ
Family Payers 20 which is added Family Commenia
" upon the sermon the Mount, b. tho luie Henry
hotmion Eco W. y, edited BY The Rev tasiburn u d,
Tho wnlngs Of Gcorse washlns,on. being M. Cores
poudence Addresses Messages and ofber nstera fesf
and private selected and from The n,snu
.erpi with ie ~ the author, and nsti ations By
Aarfdrparks, IN twelve octave volumes
The Papers Of James Madison purchased nv order Of
Conqrcas being hts Correspondence and Repfts Of Dc.
hates during the Congress " the raton and hi
Reports Of Debstes IN the Federal Conventon &c &c
putshed undet tho supeIinscndense Of u tsilrln N
three octave volumes
Woman, Physiooscaly Considered. AZ 10 mind. no,,i.
maInarc, msTim.nial slavery, nheay and divorce by
walker, author Of lutotmafrisec, &C
lniefmMflafe, or the mode IN Which, and n, eauses
Why bcauty, bcah add Intellect frofn cocain mt
Ous and dcformiy, hsease and insanity ifo dhera th
egm Illustrative drawings, by Alexander Walker
Also, large supply o. the la;eul and mos fashionable
Music Tor the Pisno Pore. e Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-09
READ THIS,


nE subscriber has on hani, from recent purchases
u very choice and extensive variety OF retailing Drv
Goods, which or reasons) he 10 Disposed 10 sell during
me ne % days) lower than such goods Obtained
The limits Of advertisement do not admit of an a
tempt detail nor eau be necessary say more than
That bis facilities for purchasing enable him To assure
hose who may want, that IL embraces variety Of
LADiEs wear, In most approved styles OF
sIks-plain, glace striped and figured
Shawls-CashuIere chene, camers hair, &c.
Mouselsnes-Cashmere. striped, pl.id and plain
Enh!oideries, Of richly wrought siyles-cheap
hichly embroideTod lawn and French eambrc Hdkfs
French Merino, plain and siiped-very cheap
Rich 5S aud 81 French BomGazine
New Style striped Bombazine
Fine quality twilled and plain Chally
considerable variety Of plaid Goods for ladies' and
GEN1LEMEN's wear, In
Rich woo!len Velvets, ChaIys vevets anil black satin
Vestings
Superior embroidered Merino EearfE
Every variety OF silk Crasats and scarfs
Best qualify English pocket Hdkts
Superior qualities aud good bargains In Cloths
Best quality black andfaney Casameres
parcel suPeIor eollars, Bosoms Cloves suspenders
Hose ami half Hose. &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS, in
Best styles white Long Cloths English and Amercan)
and other usual varieties;
And HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Linens Towellng, sheeting, Pillow Linens Blankets
&c., the very best makes.
continuance Of patronage, literally bestowe here
toore Is respectfully asked customers may expect
meet The very best goods at lower prices than usual
lalb THOS PRICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-09
wORD TO THE EooNoMIoAL.

WALL a. KEEN cos before purchasing your Cloth
at elsewicrc-" you ean save 70 per ni"-snd re-
member the Oh Nltgn - penny saved " earned
okOs A. kEEN A go. are constantly rec civInr ada
u9na supplies 70 heiT already complete assortment amt
cash buyer
For sfe II cost T. 0ake Tor more scasonablo goods
aDou dozen Betveuoen Ffook Goats the hest qua ty
p sW,ee Tor mech'"esi also, few pair o. real Pilot
Recently arrived ~ daz Collars 10 doz s,oeks Il don.
de KEEN co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-09
LANES NJ cARrEp

House, Coach and Sign Painter, Glider and Gl.-
zicr, on street, second door below the First
Presbyterian Church.
VIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
Il public generally that he has out the shop
occupied as Turning Shop, where he intends 10 earrv
on the above branches In nil lis various varietss He
would therefore, soic call all who wish or ar Dis
posed TO pafronize who feels himself fully
70 execufs with promptude, dispatch the
above branches OF business, and would assure them thai
ne IT, or viii be, prepafedto DO any hs line az well
and upon as reasonable conditions be done for
would say tho Experimentation OF the p.po,, I'M I'm.
my as they times have considerable Coss PsiDtinx 10
TO- they would do well To give call, believing thrv will
secure perfect satisfaction both regards price and
workmanship. Aso-Oid and New Furniture Maho- han.
approved style. $50
Paints miied and sold here to suit the purchaser.
aus n ~
PEID, ROBERTS a CO. have rec .iyed- by
IL the sehr Manchester, from New York some choke
styles OF Goods-s psrt Of which. are
Plaid French Prints, plaid Mouslaue de Lama
Rich Enshsh Prints; mad do do DO
Hack and Fancy Doeskin CssEimsres and Cas-iu.tt.
White and RED famiels
Rosyin Pisrds; plaid siks
Black Gre de Rhine.
sp endid embroidered Msdosa shswls
Do do Crsvioni do
no no dsmask quilted silk nAnrillas
DO Maravoque do
DO vefveteen smbrold'd do
Brussss plaid Mouseiane de Iayns
Pekin silks, for dresses, &c.
Comprising lot OF new and bsautiluCood which we
fer at easonable pricea NO ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-09
CCw WORD.
NOTICE.

fNlE subscribers have this DAY disposed n fheir entire
Stock Of staple aud Fancy Dry Goods 10 Thomas
Dudley and Reuben McreithWp have associated then
selves together uadeT the 6un Of DUDLEY a MERE
DiTli for the purpose Of continuing the business attn
Olt stand Of Read Bsyly & Co. For the The purpose
collecting our debts anG winding M the business u the
iinucd for the present and once kept the
where some Of the firm will always be n attendance, and
TO eiherof whom payments be made. We earnestly
enlree a those indebted % 70 forward with
as ie dely as possible, and sete their respective dues
as longer Indulgence esnnot he expected Of ne.
READ, BAYLY 4 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-09
VIRGINIA
G O. HIN STOR RE


Nearly opposite the Bell Tavern.
snhs5nbers respectfully inform their friends and
keeping, large and assortment OF ready made
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
Of the beat materials and workmanship eonisng part
of the following articles:
Blue black green and ether shades Dress aud FIock
Beaver and Pilot Cloth Froek Coats
waier.repeIlant cloth HunrinE COsis
satineu Coats AMI Panialpons, assorted
Back and figured SIX Velvet vss,s
Cloth and Valencia do
Satin and Bombaxne do
Cashmere and MeIno do
Gentemen's Cloth and Camlet Coaks
T.1,6'; wool and MsrnO shirt. and Drawer.
IRISH linen Shirts
Plain and plated muslin DO
Tenants celebrated stocks
snspenderS Hdkfs, Crsvats, Collars, shams &c.
NEGRO CLOTHING, arc. &c.
accommodating articles the same Description
can De purchased in any Of the Northern cities.
age TO give them CALL ~ they determined TO sell
oe3 HOOPER CRAFT.
SUPERIOR GOODS.
Large Supplies, by the packets Narragansett, EN-
ma, and John Rowlsu, Just arrived, and by the
schooners Union and La Grange, now on their
way from Philadelphia.
THE subscriber will exhibit to his old customers and
Il the public, the largest and best stocks Of
BOOTS, SHOES, TRAVELLING TRUNKS s,
CARPET BAGS, SHOE BACKING,
he has ever received Ny goods are all fciur
ed expressly 10 order in Philadelphia by the very best
be found the following:
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Gentemen's fne dress ealf,kin Boots, high heels
Do do double scaled Water Proof
Do 10 fine Water shoes, made very superior
q All Of The above made BY Miles 4 son
." DO DO Navy shoes, Al low prices
Do heavier Water proof Boots, very good
d. cheap Boots from 81 80 TO s3
Do fine Dress Pumps
FOR THE LADIES.
LADIES' dhe dress Freneh Morocco lace and plain Walk ing
ladies' fine French Ties and Buskins
Do DO dress French morocco and kid Slippers
DO white and blue black satin Slips
All very superior, and male by ]. w. McCurdy.
Ladies French kid aad slippers and Shoes
made by Enelsh MintIer, C. Michel and othsrs-all
LADIES' fur and silk quilted Shoes very comfortable and
Ladies fine sealskn narrow and bread strap Walking
shoes, bound with Leather
Ladies fine leather Walking Shoes
10 new style Over-shoes
Do scwed and Bound India Rubber Oysr-Shocs.
FOR MISSES.
Misses French rnorueeo lace Buskns
DO do do Walking shoes
DO do seal lace and morOeC co Bootees
DO h b. [ sEet9 sd and no ores slippers
FOR BOYS
Boys hne ealfskn Navy shoes made in Philadelphia In
superior style
10 DO kip and sewed Booiees
Very strong zip PsIged DO very good.
1000 pair, Of an rnis and qualities.
COARSE SHOES FOR MEN.
Meas heavy sewed and PeEEei BroganS, large Sizes
, manufactured in RichuOnd-andvery superior
The above Is but small detail my presont stock
which will be sold al the prices cash or to
Iual customers only. SAMUEL PCTNEY.
10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-09
FOR SAI.E PRIVATEI.Y

- very comfortable House and lot near Rich.
f.t1 mond The Lot contains acres, N ane orier--
B1fM The House u WI good rooms and Kltch
den. -
Fafm Of - acres, two miles from Richmond. whh ~.
eotient Budings for small fsniy, hnc gordon good
Darn aad stables abcut acres Of meadow Land and of
acres IN woods.
vshable Farm Of about q scres o. Land half mile
Won kchmond good Dulldlnas Tor the accommodation q
large fsny, highly improves and has good many
efape Vines Of the best vafiecs, Fruit Trees &C &C.
tpfn 70 CO II RlOH. HILL ~. a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-09
BUTLER S EFFERvEscESr
MAGS ESIAN APERIENT.


INOR Dyspepsia Indigestion, nervous debility ridli-
ness head ache, acity of the stomach, habtuaI cos.
tyeness, cutAneous diseases, govt gravel ctr nuc
valued as gentle cooling puTg ,tive.
This desirable preparation the patronage
meny eminent members Of the profession, and dis
corning public many respectable and unsolicited estlmo.
nials OF Hs afhetcy medicine, have been ecfted-
With all the pleasing qualities OF glass OF wafer IL
the active medicinal properties the most ap
proved Aalnous puTgayes; is pleasant to the palate
grateful to the stomach.
supply received aud for EAeb
J. II. EUsTACE a SON,
ma23 Three daors below Ihs H.T T.yo,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-09
j. w. RANDOLPH s. co.

BOOKSELLERS AND aTATIONERs,
Screen Doors bei0n Maeks late EaTy's Hotel and sppo
site Hubbard, Gardner & COS Shoe Store,
II AVE on h1ni large and well selected assortment O
Goods In their line, which they will sell In any guam
y at low prices. de 2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-09
GARD EN- SEED,
Wsrrnsfed Fresh and GENUINE,

GAk ID II n u ED,
Wsrrnfed Fresh and GENUINE
ruR r.-'
.- ROBERT n. DUvAL,
s,.,.c,,, BANK square, Richmond, Va.
"A BEANs-arse and small Lima, Snaps. &c
bshT. Early TurniP, Long Blood, Mangel wurzel
BR0COL-Purpie Cape and White
CABBAGE-Eaily York, Leih, PeniOn, Large York,
CAULlFLOwER-Elrly and Iaio
CELERY-whte fold
CARROT-LonR Orange
GpCUMsER.garl Frame, Long Green, 4e.
LETTUcE.Ies, Malta, Paris CSss. Brown Dutch
MELON-Nufmsx Ciiron y
WATER NELON-hnest kinds
NAsTURTlUM
Monumental. Early Cromwell
PARsNlP-Large Swelling
RIIEBARB
RAcIsH-Long Scarlet, Turnip
SATISFY, OF Vegetable Oyster
SPINACH
sQUAsH-Early Bush
TOMATO-Larse Red
TUaNIP-white Flat Dutch, Red TOP, Norfolk, Ruta
Baga, r..
Also. an assortment Of FLOWER SEED n4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-09
TO ooAcn;MAK AND pEALERs IN

'INHE subscriber Is now receiving from the Northern
CITIES, general assortment ~ Coach Materials which
he will sell unusually low for cash city acceptances;
conFang In part ot a kinds Of Coach sprng Coach and
Hafonchc Arics, from 10 inch; Coach and Bsrouchc
steps, % all sizes Coach iHcts Curtain Leather; lies
sud Slcsi Raiueus and Dimaats ~ various eoiours:
barouchc Boxes; Brass an silver coneave Bands Of va
ous sizes Brass and Silver lamps; Coach and narouch
Handes Of various patterns; Brass and shcr Moulding;
Patent Leather, &C. sc.
AZ kinds Of Plating executed To- tho best minncr and on
reasonable terms ALFRED KING.
a lfn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-09
TOBACCo,I sEoARs, sNUFF, Sc


SUPERlOR Chewing Tobacco
- Principe and Regalia segars
stars. Leipers aud LorriIlrs Scotch aud Maeeat
snuff
French Rappee SNUFF
Naichioches do
Hardham's No9 do
Dgmi Gros 10
lOrrilards chewing and smoking Tobacco
Also an assortment Of good spanish and other Segars
various prices, from TO $40 per lOIO.
CAYNOR & ROYSTER,
no ~ door above the Bell Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-09
Cn-PARTNERsHIp.

TUE underlined having purchased Of Read, BaylY
Co, their entire sock ~ Goods, and heui.
selves 10 business under The ani style Of DUDLEY
MEREDITH, respectfully announce IN thcir friends and
the public generally, that they will continue the business
~ the old stand Of Read, Byy Co.. and intend keeping
constantly on hand ful aud general assortment Of Dry
Goods They viii, In ieW days, receive their Fall and
Winter supply, aud respect fully solicit call from their
ifens and the patrons Of the aic 6rn Of head Bayly
Co THOMAS q DVDtFY
EeH REUBEN q. MEREDITH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-09
RAZORsI RAZnRsI

What a man has 10 d. every day
He should endesyort 10 dOwclln
HAVE just received, Of my impoTaiiou, very
L pertor assortment Of RAZORS, from tire celebrated
manufactures Of Joseph Rogers & son Wade Brothers,
and Joseph Elors, made expressly TO my orders, with
hos Iyrer" etched each baCe, consequently, take
pleasure IN recommending these Rszors all my friends
and customers who are fond OF smooth shave.
fely THOMAS TYRrR-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-09

The time 1.-THE departure ofthe
n 0zAVN Steamboats, hence Tor Norfolk will
E-tA-, 81 be changed from sunrise to o.
clock IN the morning commence
n12szca,l-1<s24Z6 on SUNDAY, the 10 h Instant
Passengers going north will, - their arrival in Nor
folk, be transferred 10 the Baltimore Doar where they
will sup and lodge and depart O'Clock. NJ going up
the Bay by daylight and in Baltimore before sunset
n. H. During the summer season, those wishing sit
Did Point Comfort will be landed ihcIe taken from
thence when they wish to return. JUS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-09

(NAPERTON CRuMP, cross street. ioNayO's Bridge
~ have In store-20 bags prime Rio and lO0 do IaEua,
Java and MsrscsbO Coffee; - htis POuo Rico ADD 40
primo - CroV 1000 sacks superior uaay:
- tons Paser; 5 usrces Lime, Con kegs Nails assorted
bOorr bar lrJn--Nh general assortment OF articles suit
OIL 10 the tradoand WILDE receiving all this their
s supply, which will be extensive aud will be offered AZ
prices suited the The usual advances made on
InrOInrn u coll.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-09

NE have this day opened our spring supply OF Garden
ties for extensive practical observation enabled him
Judeionsly to discriminate such varieties Of a.
unrequent worthless varieties OF tie same class which
have been perpetuaed through ineRperenee therefore,
ally found In the catalogues Of hose are mere zen
ders not practical crowns OF seeds he sure
that the variety might be sin further reduced with ad
VANTAGE any rate this ample for any saren
extensIve, and fully adapted the nleest taste.
DO reI3embsred that what sold W him Is OF his csT
sror l~ih b9t slight sxeeptionl therefore tsarranfsc
be far superior To most OF foreign Importation such
are casually collected In the o. saes The following com
ARTICHoKE-GIobe
BEET--I0ng Blosd
BEANs-Red Specified
White Kidney
Cranberry Bush
Early Yellow
CADBAeE-Early York
Large Drumhead
Fla Ouch
DIumhead Savoy
Green cureado
Red Dutch
Green Glazed
Sugar Loaf
cARRor-Long Orange
EGG PLANT "
ENDlvE-Curled
LETTUCE-Larse eurled India
GIeenCo.
bariy CuTled
MELON-Spanlsh
Mountain Sprout
Nutmeg and CiI0n
oNIoN-Weathersfeld
SIasburg
PARSLEY-Cured
PARSNIP-Sugar
PEAs-Eary Frame
Charlton
Large Mnrowfai
Blue Imperial
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PUMPKINS
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