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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-25
nEAFNESS CURED.-SCARPA'S

4 HEhI NLCS NOhGD.-oShhl "A ~
Acoustic Oil Tor the of Deafness Palms. and the
discharge Of matter from the Ears; ao ali those disagree
able noises like the buzziIg of insects fs inF OF waters
whzzng of steam &c, which syrpsois OF approach
ing Deafness and also generally attendant with the dis
have had doubts, they may dismiss Them and Tie most
ncreduous may consider Deafness durable. Numerous
use Of SCARPA,s OIL" have been published but thi,
caps The climax Young or Old you may yet recover ycnr
lady in snilbGeld Pennsylvania, and nu@ atod eighty
years age had bee gradually getting deaf Tor more than
forty years, that impossible 10 make her
induced to try scarpa's Oil for Deafness II i
only necessary add, that she ias bottles and
that her herring Is perfectly restoredshe is cured ANY
ra nj In relation TO the case may ne 16taS.a 'he
20 South Thrd-strect, Philadelphia.
at which place also the medicine is for sale,
Sold at wholesale and retail by The Agents A, B. D.
s. and 100 Fulton-fl also sold By Abraham 3 Sands Co.
No 273 Broadway, t9ranits BuIldLng rner OF Cham.
Of Markptst. Price 81. OILS I'm
e. EBRlNG'S RESTORATIVE Cor
~ dial. No. d76 Broadway N. Y.-This Cordial having
obtained just celebrity on account of The many cures
respectfully lnOrmedthat relieves Dyspepsia and other
disorders OF the stomach 1t peculiarly adapted TO re-
strengthening the system No greater mistake be made
tuan suppose that Dyspepsia any other disease arising
tie bowels by purgavr medicines When this complaint
exists The already too weak and every ataona
dose tennis 10 make II mere lhe Cordial, on The con-
trary, acting tonic, strengthens The digestive organs,
and assists them 10 perform their functions de-
signd Hence found to be eicacous also in those
d!seases peculiar fer ales, which arise frequently
from weakness than from any other The Cordial
likewise is certain for The Nervous Headache, and
affords relief in almost all affections OF the system
Lis an excellent preventive OF cosreneS and low spirits
The aged ard nm OF both persons ofseentary
habits prone to coslyeness experienced great benefit
from it, 1t speedily PROMOTES strength in all cases OF gen
era debility, good and healthy appetite, gives
and vigor TO the whole system and highly beneficial
ION c in convaesence from levers and other acute dis
orders In proof its virtues i'll the above complaints the
public referred of phy>i
cans well those of respectable gentlemen who have
derived benefit from the use OF H. some OF which are pub
.isted in the circular accompanying each bottle.
The Restorative Cordial prepared and sold by the pro-
prielcr as Broadway n " and by respectable drug
ess throughout the country Price 81 per bottle, and s9
per dozen Orders accompanied by the cash punctually
executed, and forwarded according 10 directions
Sold ase by the Messrs. Ruson Aspinwa IS William
street no Broadway and 10 As,or House n5 i'm
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&sa FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED


go ON Y Z Y IIHIIIhIII IIO
subscriber offers his Mansion House and GrouHts a,
rza,eh Porl. New jersey, for sale, to let for
more years The property consists OF good sized modern
built house. finished in the neatest with marble
mau,les &c and good dry cellar with kitchen and wood
house attached the houses excellent well OF water and
ouhouscs, all nearly new, and in complete repair. The
ground consists about enclosed with ornamental
fences and laid fruit yard garden, &c. well stocked
With the choicest fruit from Princes and other nurseries,
cslent bearing grape vines towering and other shrubs and
plants An additional quantity OF land be had de-
Sired The premises are beautifully situated southern
slope. with the delightful prospect OF Stacn Island, h-
sound aud adjacent country. The communication with
Elizabeth Fort and New York Ferry Company running six
day ana from the city; and the passage may he
made by the New Jersey Railroad four times each
lay. PnsS, given il medately For further parcu
lars. enquire nj No 23 Pearl street, The premises.
TuOMAS'R
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-25
r OCKS! LOCKS !,-Wilson's Paten

a Lever Locks and Latches pronounced by COED
Judges be the best article for door aSenugs offered
the pubc they durable and operate with great
Purchasers invited cS and for themselves
For sale by SAMUEL MOVES, Ill Fulton-s,reel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-25

SIVVN y CCItUIdIUU q LI* I NOHb
~ STOVES, designed Tor Stores. Offices Halls and Far
lorS-Tbese Stoves acknowledged By all who have
used them superSee any other kind offered 10 The
public They be had ut greatly reduced prices
oHethird less than COMMISSIONING to the depressed state
OF the times. Those wishing TO purchase Stoves dr The
purposes requested call and examine tor them
selves at IS Chathan-.treet being the only place where
they ca. be obtained in this city. n. b. Spoons Stoves
repaired BENJAMlR AithS EtUNu.
New-York, October g, 1912. oil I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-25
"a SIN S. X. FRAZIER, go Water street.
II EEP WARM.-The subscriber offers

for sale at No 23l Water street. wholesale and retail
Orr's Patent and mpruved Ar.Tigh owes, constructed
these Stoves sold in the city OF Boston last and
found be The most economical III the consumption oil fuel
Of any stove heretofore introduced THEY recommend
ed particularly by physicians, for heating for the
SICK; and persons afflicted with consumption have found
great relief by the OF the above Stove the air proanced
being Of tempealure than possibly be pro-
duced by any other now offered TO the public. Please
call and examine Tor yourselves, before purchasing else
where. D. D. w WENDELL, No. 81 Waler-sl
O6tr ri door :roi;i Heekman-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-25
CrOtou Water
H1O ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and
fmportant D iScovery m
.CANPHINE AND CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS
WARRANTED TO BunN At ONE HALF THE EXPENSE
nIp;, Oil Gas

FE,HE Difficulty which has Heretofore ex-
I jJed IN Trimming OF Camphine Lamps is now en-.
reiy obvia,e by means eta Aovable Cap and other i'm
por.. Improvements whc4, upon Inspection, VIII sa'sy
the public that they obtain Lamp uperlor TO any
now in usc-wll kurn mtsout Smoke or Smeil-produee
an equal and steady light in all directions and recatsd by
a sinric screw movement Also, Improved Isisor :
Lamp Camphene Chemical Oil, and Spirits, nianuisc'
ured upon Improved System, wholesale anI real DE-
stand If GEORGE MITCHELL,
oil lrt@ Catherine street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-25

Ia To LET-'I'he new stores and build
is Ill nrs in Spruce street, near Nassau. They VIII De
cnnpecly finished during HE next week, anu 70 goo
tenants immediate possession will he given and no rent
charge, until after LIST November. The buildings are wr
adap,ed 10 any Kind of mechanical business Apply To l.
~, =: " - H., Tr;,,,nc OS It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-25

AsA TO LET-rhe frame Mansion House
in Eighth street. fronting INlcDouga street With he
IN FigL;h stree, o5 Ira
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z IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS =

3 WTOhI hIN To NIbhOI1hIV y =
4 The contents of Wl!ers Patent Saamander Safe bave
never been injured mucl less des,royed) by FIRE They
only be had at the Iron Safe Store Of
SlLAS c. II ERRING, l59 Water. street
n. B. Safes of other makers, such have been taken in
part payment for Wilde for sale at less than half
first IS above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-25

AsA FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
The cottage huiA House and Stable on north wet
corner OF Fifth avenue and l25lh street. with iul lots, or
nanened with trees also pump near the door, about
minutes ak from the Railroad For further particular
INQUIRE of j. j. w LEvERIDiE. l45 Cherry-st ". Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-25

+ HFUK NEWBURGH-Land.
S5S1aEsElrT1y ing at Caldwells, West Point and Cold
Sprlg-The steamboat JAMES MAD ISON, Capt Cbar.ei
Hals.aad, will leave Wnrrcnsireet Pier every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY EVENINGS, at 4 O'Clock.
All Baggage, Packages or Parcels Bank Bills m Spts
pn on board OF This boat iih6r. being entered onhe boob
Of the boat reccpted for, Will be a, the rk scy
erS hereof. ln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-25
ID Oiled AND PLATED BRASS

u 6rst rate article oil Rolled and flsed Srass Can
sIways he found al JAMES g. MOFFETJ, i2i Prince ST.
near Wooster a, the lowest market prices Likewise very
snpsYioy article OF crsrrr's Brass. a22p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-25

Acoustic Oil Tor the of Deafness, Pains, and the
discharge of matter from the Ears ao ali those disagree
able noises like the buzziEg of insects ing OF waters,
whzzng of s,eam &c, which are syrpsois OF approach
ing Deafness, and also generally attendant with the dis.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
yAIuARIE AMI mans hnnKs

VALUABLE AND RARE BOOKS.
HISTORY % Europe. lao.n the frensh Revolution Ia
n iTS9 20 the OF the boCrbons In lsio-ny
Archibald Alison, RISE
selections from the EhnburE Review, comprising the
beat articles IN that Jou nal IA
prcscnt Tine with dissertation and expiana
! tery notes Edited by Maurice Cross
Ilalian,s CONGREGATIONAL History of England
foreupi"es Works containing Various Writings and Sc
ceicns exhibiting faithful picture OF the United states
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illustrated
Tn. Works Of Ben johnson. with Memoir ct hIs Life
aud Writings-By Barry Cornwall
Atistophanes Conoedis, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bekkc'
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Platforms Opeia-li vols illustrav linn Becker
Piauins- 5vols-Dclphin 4 NaTioon ctit
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sdaneta Observation-Disclosures pet lcronynoIn VOL
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ct cum Notcs- Richard Beutcii. Foe sale.
VA ~ SMITH, DRlNkER a MORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
G1'!I5 So ID
PIANO FORTE wARE-IoUsE,


iE subscriber Is constantly ceivns from the celc
Il braied mandatory of NUSss Il cLAEN, Now York,
elegant and PLAN Piano Forics possessing the latest i'm
pfoNtmcns and that dclcacy OF touch and sweetness
tone, so peculiar 20 their manufacture.
Constantly ON hand large assnrmcntof
Flutes, FlsseOletts, CaIioneits
Guitars, Vioins, vioonccIlns
Accordions, Musical Boxes
Horns, Hu.es and Trunpcts
Flies and DTuns
Nor quality
Piano foueStoos aud Gov
CHEAP MUSIC.
1hc largest collection OF Music offered for sale in
THIS stale may he selected from, the Of the sub
seriher, who Is now enabled to sell the Philadelphia aud
Ncw York Wholesale aud I stall prices.
Those purchasing 10 sell again will be furnished upon
better terms haE they find elsewhere the State.
u fanoS repaired, tuned, let LiIc, AM taken IN
exchange T. II. TAYLOR.
nc PIANO FoRTEs Of every description repaired
aud tuncd-Iunicg 10y the year, IL required, 10y VII.
LIAM ksARsISG, whose long cNpercnc ability IN mann.
featuring cuitunns Piano Fortcs Justly entities linn 10
every confidence. Guitars, Noas Aec -rdans rcpair
cd. Violin nows haired.
no OricTslcf above will be nunetuaiiy aifcn,leIo
citler in tOGuur country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
MORE NEW BOOKS
Received at the Bosk Store of
SMITH, DRlNKER s. MORRIS.


MORRIS TItAyELS.-Notosof ola Tour through
WI Turkey, Greece Bsyp, Arabia Petra TO the Holy
Land, Including visit TO Athens, Sparta Grand Cairo
Constlnlinopie, Thchca the Rod Sea Mount Sinai Pen
the Edom Of scripture, etc. by Norris la vols l2no
with numerous plates.
We recemmend it 10 the public as a sterling work Of
travel ". ". Gd-effe.
The author las conriyed 10 give his descriptions Of
places, sceLcry and EVENT., spirit ofrcshacss vTli.
scmhancc, That cannot be too much Acknowledgment
the Times.
THEODORE uOOIk'S LAST.
FATHERS and sons, n Novel by tie late Theodore
Hook. author OF Sayings and Donss, Gilbert Gurncy,
sc, in " l2nO
oI Fathers and sons we only say that It's revision
was about The last literary work of It's lamencI =,
anr HAT posscsscs all those features Of keen perception
AMI humorous dclnediOn OF character which have
defcd his productions such ayorites with the public
london Literary GG=cne.
"a most interesting and clever novel. "-Heroh
IAN admirable novel. CdleGoniaH Mercury.
"Onc Of the best novels Of the day.'-MessenFer.
- most amusing novel, fof spirit aud vvaciy. Sum
"Mr Theodore Hooks works the most lively and at
the same time the trncst pictures OF life met with
among late wTifeTs."-iHas.
popular treatise Agricultural Chemistry, for the
use Of Tie practical Farmer: by Charles sguarey Chemist
popular treatise on Vegetable Physiology, published
under the auspices of the sociey, the promotion
popular instruction, with numerous
jci SMITH, DRiNKER & MORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12


csss &c e. csSsy os of 10 es "a s asa
5aneiwooddy. widow Of Robsr, Woody. deed. PhG
john iiowar,h aud vito. Martha Ann who wa. Martha
k fna WY 49, Sssus loa,s san WIFE, Emily who wa;
Mary NV weo;,',y, lanes r Woody, xdn,ejis Wood
The dcisn.sais, S,sIsnIn Parker anil Mary ". Iii.
S SD e sssns 10 s s ana and sycn
4, he, Cont And 1prssSs y ,,,sssa,y csenss
ericr. tina, the said defendants DO appear here on the
l's, Monday ~ semcnbcr nc, and answer the bill Of
serted IN scoc nowspapcr published IL the Ciy Of Reh.
ond 5 s Sas,hs .sesS,sys, add posted the mon,
,.qs WV Acopy' jTo ei,s n ,rrrnrs r.,
V1RGlN1A-fr Chdnesry.--At a Cour continued
thereof Tuesday the iih DAY Of June, isiS:
Humphrey, Thomas u Humphrey, wn, Q. Humphrey
9ysmS% ',s%ns,sy siSsos,h Humphrey, Do,c,hy
age Of y years. Piainias
HIizahoih Humphrey, WIN Humphrey, Thomas Foster
and Helena his wife Thomas Harlow anil Lucy his wife
bsss s"% pa"is john psvs ,,esn, 1', James
Davis Jr salnon Humphrey, James oliver snI Nancy hir
The dclen Isni-, nsnjamu DAVIS lanes Davis, susan
ps,s, John DAVIS, Ielcrs Davis Bcnl,nia Davis Jr,
Lewis Humphrey AMI ncphy his Wife not having catered
NE Rues this Court, ami IL appearing 70 The saiisfss.
ton OF the Count, that they are not Inhabitants II this
ct' WI oitnc by fhcr Counfcl, "
ouictcs, That tho said iccn as Bcnan Davis, lanes
DAVIS susan DASs John Davis, Helena Davis. BENJAMIN
DAVIS Ir Salmon Humphrey, James oliver aud Nancy
MS WIFE Lewis Humphrey and Dclpy his wife, 10 appear
bcorc the Justices oI our said Court Court House,
on the ~ Mon lay in September and hill
OF the painifs; and that copy OF this order be
Will inserted IN some newspaper published In tho City
OF Richmond, for months cssivcy, and that ano
Their cory he posted at the front door Of the Court House
OF this County, on some Court day.
Cory. Tcgic,
iu w9w iouN HUNTER. c. c.
ViRGINIA:-At Rnlc. held in the CleTk's office Of
the Superior Court Of Law aud Chancery for tooch.
land county ont c 9th day OF June, 1852:
sally a Peers, PhG.
Against
Nelson r. Shelton, George w Harris, James Moore
William Lewis, Joha e. Carter, Mrs Ann Harris. John NJ
TINian, James Ferguson, and Charles L. Pope in his
own right, aud as executor OF Laynia ID. Pope, deed
- Dehs
The plaintiff 6cd his bill and the deIcnlani SeIeon
F. shconnot having entered his appearance and given
security according the Act Assembly md the Rules
OF This Court and II satisfactorily appearing thai
he IL not an inhabitant of this Commonwealth: ID IA
ordered, That the said defendant Nelsun T. shelton do
appear before the Judge our said Court the Court
house on the hday of september and answer the
PLAINTIFFS bill and that copy Of this order DC forth.
w inserted IN somo newspaper published In the City OF
Richmond, ortwo months cssyey, and posted At the
front door Of tie Courthouse Of this County.
Accpy. Tcsc,
Juo-w9w w. MILLER, G. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
PRESBYTERIAN PUBLICATIONS


SMITH, DRINHER L MORRIS
HOVE one hundred different ks from the PI es-
n byteTian Board OF rubleatonTho character OF the
worksar gederally known that is considered
cessary 10 enumei ate but few in brief advertisement
others Will be received from the Boarl Of Publication
they may appear from the press.
The constitutional history the PRESBYTERIAN Churc n
IN the = OF America, 10y Chas Hogc, ID, Professor in
the Theological Seminary At PRINCETON 2v Svo.
80 Ihe primitive and apostolic order Of the Church OF
Christ indicated 10y sam'i Miller, ID
ard Cecil
Presby tho truly primitive and apostoeaI con-
stiiuion OF the Church Of Christ and infant baptism
scrpturG and reasonable and baptism by spTinkng or
sson The most suitable and edi ing mode, by Samuel
Miller, DID
The constitution OF the Presbyterian Church in The a.
OF America containing the confession Of faith, the
chlsns and the directory for the worship OF God together
win the plan oil government aud discipline
Discusses upon the existence and attributes OF Col
by stephen Charnock, u, first American edition.
Letters anxious inquirer designed TO relieve the
lhicnues OF Trend under serious Impressions 10y I
ohinon Henry, d. with biographical sketch and poI
The fulfilling of the Scriptures for confirming believers
aud convincing unbecvers, by the Rev Robert Fleming
abridged from the third edition
The Christian Education OF the children and youth in
the PIesbyteT Church, 10y the Rov Samuel Miller ID
The mystery Of Goodness, wherein tho Deity of Chris
proved upon other evidence than the word OF God
Rev Thomas Bradbury
Lime street Lectures defence Of some or the impor-
tant doctrines Of the Gospel IN % sermons, by several
eminent divincs, Syo
series Of Tracts the doctrines order and poty OF
the Presbyterian Church in the United States OF America
embracing several on practical subjects, "
the Treasures OF Religion, by Rev Henry Foster Bur.
deT ID ID
The Mute Christian under the Smarting RoL with aoye.
reign antido;cs for every case by Rev Tho's lrOOks
Sell employment IA secret, containing inquiry into
The state OF the soul thoughts upon painful lions, me
MORALS for practice, 10y Rev John Corbct
Als several hundred Tracts, published by the Board
J
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12

IN ChANCERN-VIRoiSI AT Rules Ed In tho Clerks
office Of the Circuit superior Court OF Law ana Chan
John Morris, plsin,iT
against '''
, Nelson Shelton, George w Harris, James Moore VIM
Lewis John Carter. Mrs Ann Harris John Trayilisn
James Ferguson and Charles Pope. his own right
and as executor of i.avnil u Pope Decd Dcpts
The plaintiff filed HIS bill and the defendant Nielsen n
shelton, not having entered his appearance aud given &C.
curly according TO the act OF Assembly snd tho Rules of
ms Court and satisfactorily appearing that he moi an
nhab,ant OF this Commonwealth, 10 ordered that the
saI ueiendan Nelson Shelton. do appear before the
Jay OF September next, and answer the plaintiffs bill and
That cory of this order be forthwith Inserted In some
newspaper published in the city OF Richmond for months
successfully and be posted the Of the court.
house Of this county.
Copy-Tcstc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
je 81 WOW WY w. MnLER,cc
XJIRGINIA-AtRuies held in the Clers,s once o11I.

NIRGINIA-AtRules held In the Clerks Office oCthe
v circuit superior Court OF Law and Chancery for
oehland County, on the 9Th day OF Junc, 1852:
John Thompson, Jr, plI
Against '
=, Nelson shelton, George W Harris James Moore,
WIN Lewis and John CATER, Defts
The plaintiff filed his bill. aud the defendant Nelson r.
curly, according TO the Act OF Assembly and tito Rules
OF This Court, aud Satisfactorily appearing, that Is
not an inhahitant Of this Ii is ordered
ihu Tie said defendant. Nelson r Shelton do appear
before the Judge of sTd Court, the Court
1th day OF september next and the plaintiffs
bil, and that copy Of this order be forthwith Inserted
IN some newspaper published in the city OF Richmond
OF the Courthouse OF this county.
80 copy. Testc, -
je 22-w9w w MILLER, C G..
Il isia: " 'i-'''''' ''"H'y COURT June %'h
lucicn Price, administrator with the will annexed Of
I"~.Oein Duke' decd, Pin.
William Duke, Eliza l. West Sarah Jane IIaskins
lanes Addison and Ann his wife, Henry Duke, Martha
"eoceea Taylor Edwin Duke and Joseph WingfelJ
Tho defendants, WIN NJ Duke and Edwin Duke. NOT
having entered their appearance and given security
corning 10 the act of Assembly and the this Court
anu u appearing by satisfactory that they arc
NOT inhabitants OF this Commonwealth On the motion
q. INC plaintiff, u 10 ordered that the said defendants
Win Duke aud Edwin Duke, do appear here on the rs
Jay OF August Court next, and Plaintiffs bin;
aud HAT copy Of this order forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper published In the city of Rchmond for
TWO months successfully, and that anoih copy be post
eu at the itont door OF the Courthouse OF this county
copy. Teste,
jus WOW wM o WINSTON, DCHC.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
PREMIUM PLoUCHs.

WE have on hand the best assortment OF AgTichl.
w furdi Implements before offered by AMI at
prices, for such Implements as to guarantee sales Our
Poehs are from some OF the most approved factories in
hc United States, and have had awarded them more
PREMIUMS
han any other Plough with which We aequainicd;-
having sold In the last 10 - months about One TA0u
sand (Which gave entire satisfaction 10 the Farmers Who
used thenl think hazard nothing In recommending
them 10 tho confidence OF planters. We would here
remark, that our
PATENT PLOUGH
has received 2S Premiums, at late exhibition In Massa
chusetts, and that too when the then best Plough
tried 1--WE refer TO Prouiy Mears late Fair here
II Is due To the manufacturers say, that though there
were several exhibited had none the ground These
Poughs have failed 10 receive the Premium when
offercd
Besides the advantage Prou,y q Mesrs' Plough.
above enumerated IL rH last longer, aud do better
vice. OF this TACT satisfied, having sold the
Plough ourselves The following is part OF stock;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
NJ II s | c..

ID H. TAYLOR has just eeiycd the following Song
Il arranged for the Guitar.
Ny Boyhood's Rome
Lie on the Ocean Wave
Come play me that simple air again
last Scrcnade
Lords Of creation We call
stillso Gently
Angels Whisper
q, Whistle aud ~! come TO you my lad
Morning its swccis u nngng
ID my loves ike the Rel Rose
On yonier rosk reclining
My Sister Dear.
fr.. g. -.