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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-08
MR. s. All T. "
CRIMES PATENT
s NUT MACHINE.

FH1HE subscriber respectfully announces
h to the Millers of Shenandoah and the adj
joining counties, that he is prepared to furnish
and put up the above named machines, COLL
pletc, on the most reasonable terms.
The Grain in this machine is cleaned in a
strong current If air passing up through it,
and carrying all dirt, white caps, smut end
dust out ot-tAetop, while the grain, clean, pol
ished and bright, passes out at the bottom.
The subscriber feels no hesitation in decla-
ring Grimes Patent Smut Machine as the
only perfect machine for efcctuaHy cleansing
l0he4t Of smut end ofher impurities nol0 e.rtant.
More than 1000 Of these machines are now
in use in the States Of New York, Pennsvlva-
MIA, New JesGey, Delaware, Maryland, Ohio
and Virginia, and he can show hundreds Of
certificates from .rnilers and others in all these
States, proving beyond controversy the eff
cheney Of the machines, but he prefers relying
solely upon its practical utility for its general
introduction among the imillers of Virginia.
He viii ask the privilege Of putting up the
machine in their mills, if, upon fair trial ap
proved Of to be paid for, if not, to be taken
Gown at the, expense of the subscriber.
Machines of this kind have been in opera
ton from oneto three years in Virginia, in the
counties of LoudOun ,Fauquir, Prince William.
Clarke, Frederick, Fairfax, Rockingham, Page
fer those who call upon him. The Patentees
received the premium awarded at the last an
nual meeting of the N. York Agricultural So
cety and in addition to the Territory of the
United States have obtained the right of Great
Britain and her Provinces, and are now intro
ducng their machines into Canada with a GER
tain promise of success. In view of all these
facts, the Subscriber hopes a generous public
may be so far Invested Of the natural prejudice
against Patent Machines, as to allow him an
early opportunity to prove the efficiency of
what lie believes an improvement invaluable
to the milling interest of this country.
The subscriber will merely add that, il, on
trial, these machines do not prove fur superior
to any machine now in use in this part the
country. pay for them will not be expected or
required.
Any application for the above machines will
De promptly attended to, if addressed, by mail,
to the subscriber at his residence, in Waynes-
borough, Augusta COUNTY, Virginia.
ERSKINE STAAsBURY,
.4gent for the ProprjetOrs-
September s, l842.-e1w3t
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-08
NOTICE 10
German Legatees g. Clannan

Nefllian LeSateeS O. Claimants.
81 AVlNG just returned from trip to the
za Northern Cities, there has been an ar
rangement butween several Of the Consuls Of
the Ports OF Germany and myself through
winch persons who have Legscies to draw or
other business to transact in that Country, can
hereafter apply to the subscriber, who, acting
as Agent, can give them the best assurance Of
speedy transaction and safe conveyance Of
all moneys. &c. &c. that may be collected and
entrusted to him. There have been Agents
appointed in the different Ports Of Germany to
proceed upon all Claims sent to them, and TO
pay over all moneys they may collect to certain
Houses IN Bremen or Hamburg, designated TO
hem by the Consul in whose care the docu-
ments will be placed, AS soon as either Of
those Houses shall have received any money
So paid over to them, viii issue draft, which
viii be guaranteed, and on sight, be paid over
Dy the Consul to the owner.
Persons DESTROYS of speedy and safe con-
Veyance OF their Legacies, will do well to
eau, and their business shall be attended to.
Address, CHAS. c. MAURER.
Mataertotoa, Shenandoah County, IA.
September !, I842. --8w
~ u. .aHcommuqicotjons must Be post paa
70 t'lSare Gtteatioa
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-08
10;s,olutio"--- l6--- oNe t;-oe.

FEyHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
4 between the undersigned in the Nercan-
tile business, under the firm of Jacob g Sam
uel a. OFT, having been dissolved bv mutual
consent Of parties, they are DESTROYS of bring.
ing all the accounts Of the firm 10 final and
speedy close Those, therefore, knowing
themselves to be indebted to them, either by
note or account, are earnestly requested to
come forward and settle the same, bv the first
of November next.
JACOB OFT, Jr.
SAMUEL II. OFT.
September !, 1S42.-tf
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-08

NORTH C1roEaa.-The grand result is
a Democratic majority of IL in the Sen
ate, and 90 in the iiouse-maklng 50 on
joint ballot ; being gain CT 70 members
from the last legislature.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-08
--&zsg@sE s~
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
While the House was engaged to-day
with tangled hank Of unfinished bust
ness, message flom the President was
received, containing protest against the
censare pronounced by tue House, in
sanctlonlng the report Of MIR. John G.
Adams and his committee Of thirteen.
The paper was read, after great efforts
had been made to bring together quo
rum.
The President doubtless adopted his
course of yindicating the rights and dig
nifty of the station he holds, and, as a
consequence, the supremacy OF the peo-
pie and the Constitution, (by whose au
thority he is intrusted with the mainten-
ance of the independence and just weight
of his department,) from the precedent
set by President Jackson, when visited
BY the censure of the Senate. for daring
to do his duty in removing the deposites
from the Bank Of the United States. Pre-
sdent Jackson was tried and condemned
by a partisan majority under the infiu-
ence of the bank, which then reigned in
the Senate, for executing duty devolv-
ed by law on the Executive department,
viz: that of removing tie depostes when
ever, for any reason, it should be deem
ed proper by the Administration. Pre-
sdent Tyler is dealt with in the same
way, for returning bill which he did not
approve, with his Objections duty inn
pefatyely imposed by the Constitution.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-08
he w esRANCk.

At a meeting Of the citizens Of Wood
stock, held at the Presbyterian church,
August so. 1842 5 after an appropriate
address, delivered by the Rev. 2. L..
Hammer, Of Harrisonburg it was resoly-
ed. that Temperance Society be form
ed in Woodstock, on the total abstinence
principle.
On motion Of the Rev. Mr.. Hammer,
ResolUet, That the following Constitu-
ton be read and adapted by the society,
which, upon the second reading, was
done accordingly.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-08
CONSTITUTION.

Art. /. This society shall be called the
Woodstock Total Abstinence Society.
Art. 2. The officers shall be Presi-
dent, two Vice Presidents, Secretary g.
seven managers. who shall be elected
annually, aud shall constitute the Ex-
ecutive. 1t shall be the business of
this Committee TO call meetings and to
carry into effect the views of the socie-
ty, &c. A majority shall constitute a
quorum.
Arr. 5. Any person may become a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
GENERAL ASSEMBLY or VIRGINIA.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

~
McNpAY, JANUARY 81. 1912.
u communication was received from the Senate
STATING That It had passed the Bill entitled.
An act dvorcing James NJ. Martin fro, IL.
wife RebeccA'' '" "'
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolutions were offered AM referred as fol
lows: "
By mr Dounan-Th't the Committee Of Srhooi.
ara C"'eecs' inquire INFO the expcduncy OF Grant
ING from the surplus revenue u: The Literary Fund
or elsewhere, an additional appropriation to the Vt'
gina Military Institute
by Mr. Marshall-'rhatthe Committee of Ro,ds
inquire INTO the oxpedicncy Of Incorporating Inc Me-
hetn Nevs 'tion Company.
BY Mir Brown Of P-,That the Con,,;,,,,.,,
C"lfts Ioq"irc into the expectancy of ,mendpo tho
SUN section OF the act concerning County end Cor.
pot'uo' Courts, passei March > 1919
- pttion WAS presented 10y Mr. Dorman Of ri-
tzens ct the town OF F,nc,e;je prayir, the incor.
PoI.'ion oil Savings Bank, in sad Town.
raised: '''''' ""'
An act concerning delirquen, and forfeited
AN act 10 au;hnrise a separate election n tho
mouse OF Peter Harmon, IN the county OF Ty,er;r
An act 10 change the place of no ding a separate
election 10 the county OF Tyler"
Inc bt.ance Of the by, u!i abou, ; o'clnrls. was
consumed IN reading bills first end second lime
when, CA mo.icn OF Mr. Kinche.oe. the House nd
jou.ned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
CONGRESS on FRIDAY.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
PETITIONS.

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
NEW YORK MARKETS. Ian. o,

COrTON-The week opened viii u, hi >.
m'ni, which continued al Cbout lis middle. wien
business began 10 s'sck,o pud the market low
o,o' e. I''htr fuo'ly. The sa',s 81 the We k nd
ana e',',"k' announced 10 $3.50 bales, Of ~hch
9.e'7!'lo eni ZOO New Odraus. at "a 40 e,r.S
Inc 'cc.r during tho s.ma prriod w.. 900:
eats' Phces ore about tho tane IS ON Sn,urisv
asst we quote wv ,t'can,, tar, NJ 0l, coed
9ls9i cents "'u h"e'
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Thcro has been r.,b.,
more dn'ss m C'nal AIur this week. but ~ de-
~ nd nss .esn s,oriood 'hi,ny to tha cry trade.
PAGES ace above Ihe bmi, OF ,l.s orders for
TO Europe VIC quote Canal at $3.50, w,,rb -
inc lowest ptiee OF which Il can bc rad and -
holders are demanding So but we hear Of no ..I,s
s y, We "e h'"' mentioned price. Troy is held Al
There - no Wheat now IN market. and ro,.;.,
doug az Com and Rive "'' "o'I' 8
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
Itln,i fer M. Srinr-

The Tory organ, IN reference o. the refusal 9th
Wings N consume the time Of the Legislature lord,
this i1nsuige
THUS endeih the 81 chapter Thus. tho Wing,
have second tns cvided the discussion Of Fedora
Relations! aud refused 10 proclaim the States
ks"ts' principles Of Vrglnn. The consequences
be uppn :hsir own head : We appeal L. the Pea.
p.". The Whigs hive made the rssus-snd ct the
POLL. IN the Spring Election decide that issue
" Mr. Holidays Anu-Dirubution RESOLUTION Is
still upon the table. The Wings will also auompt
20 mil u there. But they have no plea like those
Which they have urged on the two previoug reaou-
tons. II 10 not Ike the Bankrupt 3D. for our two
Seniors voted for tic Dstnturon-nor Ike the
Bank Bill, FOR. the Distribution nv s under evsry
point ol view q practical question f. d. On the
statute book-nnd n duccty before U.s. Bl, the
Wings will attempt % shifk that question also n
there he any truth 10 the Signs of the Times"
We chcerfuliy join ISSUE on these points-on the
question o. general discussion Of Fcderal politics
and on the merits Of the Distribution Act. We con
tend that u is not wise nor beneficial TO tho State,
10 consumes month Or SIX weeks, annually, in Tho
discussion n Federal topics. Great oc-as ons may
arise 10 justify n-but no such occasion exists now
f. 30 not pretended that the voice Of Virginia
would have any effect upon the - ,nkrupt I.1w-and
the Preaidenrs conscience is an impissable barrier
70 ony thing IN tho shape Of n National Bank-nnd.
r''if NY us1lVH "Il tlifi OF tiN 80 suhInrtH
involves a proftcss waste of time md money
Were not The Whg7 right then, in resisting this con
sumption Of money and timer That 1, the Issue
And woro not tho Locos wrong in making ~ effort
N embark IN this discussion, ord IN wast.ng OF
$4,000 10 enIcnvoung 10 force the Discussion np,r
The Logisa'ura7 That's another branch Of tho ,s
suc-and Tho Lo-os will have 20 answer il b,l,r,
the jury Of the country. To make good their sd,
Of tho question, they must show, that in converting
the State Legislature into CT ordinate brunch al
the National Legislature, they could certainly sd-
vance the honour and interests of the st,ts-tb,
they could oiiee. more practical good by pro,es,io,
against the acts Of Congress- tain they could do b,
attending 20 tho domestic concerns Of the Common
wealth. To establish This position, they must shov
that their Resolves would be law to Congress--an
that, when carried into execution, they would b.,
worth tho 100000. which they would cos; the Stat.
| r. this possibiel Cin any resolve, which Mcssrs
Brown Go, may adopt with respect n Fodera
legislation, coniroul the action Of Congress and th,
! President Can u yield to the people of virginia
$4,000, which IL would cos, o. this time. too
when the Treasury is empty, and the people or.
embarrassed more gfievous'y than At any forme,
period
We embrace this ISSUE with delieht-ws would
have Il 10 ring throughout the limits Of tho Common
wealth: SHORT BUSINESS SESSIONS, dovo.
] led TO tho wants OF the people or LONG sEs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

The P'csii. MS Po.ion ana r,,ronecc-A
private leite' from Washington. OF 1911 inst. tho.
d'dnes 10 as nc Presjc,rs position:
The rumor ct m approximation between 10
P'e, idont aud The Wings. has np foundation. e. 1
know Mr. Tyler has this day declared thai. IN an
ro'ntnen's. he should look exclusively to those who
hfve nn'ntled his banner, u his personal friends.
TINS was sad II ono who told him OF IN, worth.
less"e7s ct certain applicants foe Office, who p,or.,.
to Toe Tyler men. lie was bold, oxf ct and cmrh,.
tic Every sc'mp in Office knows tn, 10y proressr,
personal devotion, h9 has retf,c ct immunity c,r
pas, l'anies, ard license for all future nbornino
lions. How much political morality is likely to re.
main a, tho end of - monthsl"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

~ BY some unaccounabls mistake, AIr Ele-
inston's name was yesterday placed in the category
of those, who sustained tn charge made by Mr.
Harrison Of Brunswick, aglinst Gen'l Jackson with
respee, tn the new County Of Clay MIR Edsing.
ton, so Gar from sustaining that statement, said
nothing Of the kind. He jealousy supported Mr.
Jackson's election, AMI while he acquitted MrH.
Of any improper motive, av0wed it as his conviction.
from hts knowledge Of MIR Jackson, and wis, be
had heard from him respecting the alleged pledge.
that the whole charge came from Misunderstanding
On the part Of Mr. Harrison.
1t should ,so have been stated, tina, Mr. Arm
strong, in stating that Co. Vance was Withdrawn
at his request paid jus, tribute to Mr. Jackson
and entirely acquitted him Of all blame 70, his
course respecting the new County.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
DEATHS.

~ rlr"ay nIthf. y3i instant. DR.. DANIEL y. NOR-
IbN " f'rniaHro iugncifn arend fne funeral The
hornng ar l1,aes, from bic a'o residence, near Buch-
lnan.r spring.
'Jf .f ih. ~ lgnutfft rom inr accld,nii h'f
ff nrr, ION ri q ncr EyFon, Eeq. N New krnt The
lrrHIrffurr l' if DEAN peculiarly addressing.
.r.1IHn sl H. ffner with me Gun boo hia hand. when
h1n iur cane u0f known, H wouf u, and me contents
onrrr fhe Nrff befaecn the rYo anil nose, cluf1r
nfifu wound Hnf immediate irlth. Tho hrarfffnIInf
"nr.fc. frr rrrernfed ffher and mother inay He
W N' LhIf rsrn.f hr dcsrruci Tho unhappy fsfr OF
'ii f.'nlhr Yuuua nHn. rroaenfs striking tufrifYr
ui fhn unr eri1lr Of turs hurufu Huf boz
fnf ' vf.II fH fIl enjoyment NJ hcfhh tni rfor and
prn iD rum career Of u7ciuinral and he ac0niori
'nd srr fn n afrnfa lF DO was anlne in hi7 nature
hhii an'c' iDnsfe. and duuful to his psfenia bui
.'u'aflonfnra nnd therc's mo- defence,
llI.iWn. tnero'H none RAM oN
Ven in = moment call the honce-r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
'rEIlnrEi:,. s,I,r

iSl Virtue Of Ice ct rfu tu,a 90 io Il,o s,b..,i
- ~" - . an. luzthcfa hes yii, tt. Soc nI,
tY OF Aiii" lHfI. 20 secure the ia, MOI, -, '.,
.."'" !" ITO" -hi t'rrtt - i1t if snf1n,t ,.trh ~,
ut" 10 '''L s otil hr count, ,,,tt 90 H.,
''''i 'Atr lr Sole, "a ih, pfrmfr. an f, is,l -
~ ii'r o. tot the ttRt ,iI cay tbrT,nury
'l' Au -AN M'ii ct fhr slii ~tcgh.n K,,srn y M 49,
~ ile ''l'int tICsrr, Nllh uh,rt2 arT.sof I.nI
at ~, {" Jln "r me l-iuU, James Kius P,,rr -,
-ts' ii1r.' " 'U"cE aui uicrs. Ti~ ,,ft ro,,c,y .
- 'ni's 't'm tanoNcr Cuurfhouse opi ,o,y,v
Terms Cash. IONS n InSo..
y u On account ga rr.or deed I or . b1ndSr' a.,
- '-ul 10 ie the gtue dtv, 70 i4 pt.,t. ma,
sel ulnn crc'u of l&aui ~ mnnt'fs hy 49, 10y
s.'iig BOATS with approved ..,u,t.s -
'!'.@' upon the wrpe'V secure the p,vn,cn,s
-. !, u l.. Trustee.
10 Ffsaktn Shelton Jrssc -itcinu Y,r -i,,. - ,
- shelton, Wa t'raw.or,i - ID, 1t' !, !,
vile sui children, LtIiuu Fsrat - n '.,tn Az
~ VIE iuctHua, NlWuCi tI.u-h anl ,i,ri.. E-,,.,
WIN icaNc' James William aud John Gtuls ao,I ,,,
'"N' ",ns i"u rrsii'us uf tlr safe "a III. ,t, Ii
lH.i'r 'n' notice, ill So 40 G.rt Ncrd,y m N,rrh
"'N ic h'' nri Dolly Parrish, iu tic G., t,,,V ,f
"a am sac co. Ntt-rt h,tNrru tlc hour of o ri,
y ~ an u'r'otl, y v. iHs aft.r .l., ,.,.'li,
HN' '' N'l "Slf ous II VIM IA Hi.ts sri ol.r a. -
- 'Nh'' 10 H-uH iu tUIurtI~. r.,g I..rut no 20, 3D. =
'n 'ii'r count of uU tut tiauccty tnr M, c,,v
. T. WIZ .'il am rautr. sut yru aud ofh T.. A.,
- '.' o." un au} cause. the fek. r. OF the sLo,,
'i'i nous should NOT uc completed fp. s,. Nil
.h''lI'd FROM day 90 tay. 90 t..c -sinr tl,-. , 10
you can attend Hrs...ftti, ''''' WIG" anu vile .
....... 9. N'i. SHELTON. tuinorO
la2'- lgWfW '''' "'''"''ht etr'ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
Gov. RARRnrn

:, We earn' with qualification, from one Of the
Mei'G9' gentlemen recently m attendance upon
~ ~ '''DF that nc IS almost entirely recovered
ir1n the eft cts of hi, late iIress ,nI tt,,,L Nv
general health Is somewhat feeble, there !, no ,n.
p'ehenNo" oi any sudden recurrence Of d.se,s.
winch may excite alarm for his safety. The hone
my oe reasonably cherished that his rvon,fnl and
family and numerous iiiends.-LyneI Virr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
TIE risEru

T. n HUDSON p..rsr. las arrived I'm Riebp,cr ,
AMI ha- l4rtf'd rrruaucrfiy e faw tror. 49,. -
A,n'er HnuN M'iu o. Tie hha iatc h.tsc win
-, 'ueMnlus hru~', AMI respectfully tenders ms ser
o. !" 'N'rf branch ui tic o. the ritzrn5 -,
nc hmuut, aur me public GENERALLY '"''' %
hrFEgENCEs Roy UT Piumer t.rn 70. go, \ "a -,
hctiJn', VI o. Con fcgtniu StncV : H,,inr - I'm, ,,
D, ~ pr hIocs"nb'ough Il g Cahcll. MD
icqitni'd viii The professional mrrfs OF DR. II =
sol" surgeon brnnsi, take piaasuTc in recommended b
~ lle pNh'o a. gentleman skilled in his uro css,cn
"l uH,A "pi'n'hie department. Dr Hudson hs. bec,
ta.e u 'h"ui three ychTs ir 'h' practice ni bis rro
son 10 @Nlni'h and tine Valley co. Nrf O., ,iurn- which
uhc M operated unou tn trrfl % -ey-r,l y
oar irniles,and gave entire saf4 f4c'i1n '' %
NN KINNEY
HRISCOE q BALDWIN
JpIiN ALIEN
JOHN II PEYTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

No hog deaai,o f-om waahinx.oa as 20 The iaie
OF he BiuA'LN law. Toe New York pinsrs say,
with great conf lcnee ,hii i uiii not Dc r,p,,lsd
loco ioeo orator at puh'ic mo ting ,xp-ss ed tho
op'non that Hir S'ns Wright will voc a,ainst tho
Repeal Bill
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

The Senate has made the bill, CREATING I'M.
County o. CLAr the order of the day. three sever,
tines Yesterday IL was the order Of the day
out laid over Tor a full Senate! The fate Of the
Republic hangs upon tho disposition made Of this
oiIIi and the grove Senators do well to examine
every inch Of ground as they advance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
NN KtNNEY.
HRlSfoE g BALDWIN.
JOIN 4 ALLEN,
JOHN II rENTON.

Tho undersigned hsving hal AMPLE orporiuriics M b.
,s A'liiniri VIII tue professional fn-rits Of DIR II
9l on surgeon 'ru-' taxes grr, pleasure bon recon-.
WenIns him a. the public gentleman cmneniiv sr.
a., - 100 profession ant uf uuexcei'ilnifI- ,,orimcnf
l'ni "u was rnft" 90 th" ui hrs rfnfe. s,n
"hr Foe operated upon The Teeth of sevrr fucub,ra az
wy Iai'' nnd CAV" entire vurIc'uu - also ilsrrt.i
'i' 'i' p nI Tee No ani great urIe Teeth
a. i'r 49, have h''ri. pie Operations have ircn an.
in"n Of the community. when tsty tlai Dr u r,r,,Jc
inconpar1hy tic best Dentist Nh. Ia sysr pr,.ct In
Slnni 'n ALEXANDER ~ II STUART
s''nni- n, AuFus;a co.. VI. Nov. isit.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
Wn. WALLACE DAY.
HTTORNEY .GrL.4V.

IFT0TTIITII"TI 10
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coun.rt bu.no-a conGie hin Wilmer will Iomp
RIIERENtF-A A'kinlon. "a q the STATE Senate
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tho House OF %. isrnfra
hl Womhie. EsI and Rev Leroy " lee, Rlrbmonf;
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publish once 4 weeks ts " -ttvf,y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

WEhwe This lay received our supply Of Garden s,ed.
w which are nj usual warranted genuine and can H.,
confidently recommended. being of Inst years rtoetb
catalogue can hc had grafut1usly containing IAN ILL
rc.unr foiho of sowing and rnnurcr III cgiv,
Ton The following comuufc in r1ri, nur asr1rffncnt-
MA Nr--Wod rrccklr1 Valentine brown ,lo gi'p,
Who Rot Bye White kidney CRANBERRY, IIortlr,,lnurc
g gaa39ccCS0oL,ii--rarpg, Clpo
tAnUAGE -Eirly Nors, isntfcfhs ltrgo YORK rsriv
sugar Loaf Large Druuhesd Fiat Ouch, Druni,esd
tAREOf- Early Icru. Long Orange
CAuLlfLOwER-
CELERY -Hcd and White
CrHri MBrHs.-
igg PIANT-trrgc Pltulr
ENuvF--Curlcd
LEfTuCE nrown pu'ch. Early Curiod. Cabbaae, etc.
MELONS mer' eadcnes' Nutmeg ard Ctron
oNlUN-Rcd and silver skin
PAR-LtN-tmlcd
rAHsNiP sursr. ,tfn fnc
PEAs-L.ndfct's Ezra Eatiy, Elr'y Frsmc large
Mlrf.wi1f, bur lmpcri1I, Hiahrr UwirfP Prolific
,HADi ti-innr -c'dci. Wnifo Turuir, Rcd Turnip
eAL@AFfE-
srlNA,u Round savoy LeavcI, rhckly sceicd
TONtT-rOFs-
FLOWER SEED in escorted packages
ohsfryiYn have cnlbili him Boo ruuaiy fo fscrnin,,.
such varirucHof tcfrHhicars really wnfiIy az can
vtrrfier nf Che ssno riIar which v, been rf,rrf,,,
through rrrcei therefore frttinr this seler,o
NJ ih''o VINO r n"c rfhdffs &C. pf0ceni rrofrffs al
scei.. And hc sro ts the ,1trfy fr .bt fgt be
HN hWih'r frln 'i with nis1ntage, any ftr tHa H.
1mp'o for any rar %, however extensive, anf fv ,peJ
fn The incest taste.
hs'o thoq'niyof The coed, re proprietor ,,.h.,,,,
DO fcmamhcrcd, that vhHf ia e.ff d. ffn BE- III hi, @
grow 10. with boot SLIGHT nr-rr,n1 f,,,.,,. I'
sill rnf.fc conf icnrr iilf ..y win union ,' =, , h,
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