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HE AIATEI SECURED
By the use Of the Hygeian Vegetable
UNIVERSAL MEDICINES

OF THE BRIrlsH COLLEGE HEALTH LONDON
Which hare obtainedHtc appreciation and recommsa.
daton Of Thousands lcto hare been cured
In Consumpons, Cholera Morbus, Infamma-
tons, internally externally; Dyspeps 4, Fevers,
Ague, Indigestion, Bilious or Nervous Affections
aud all diseases of the Liver, Yellow Fever, Gou,,
Rheumasm l. mbaco, Tic ! oloreux Dropsy, ST.
Vus' 3 Dance, Epilepsy, apopiexy, Paralysis Pal.
sey Green Sickness, and all o s,rnctions TO which
the Female form IS so distressingly liable, and whlck
sends many OF the inrest portion of he creation 10
whooping Cough Scarlet Fever Asthma Jaundioe
Gravel Stone, and all Urinary DISTINCTIONS, Fistula
Piles, Structure Rup,ures, and syphilis in all liz
stages; Constipated Bowels, Worms, Scnrvy, IL
chings Of the skin, Kings Evil, and all Cutaneous
Disorders; in short, every Complaint TO which tbs
human frame is SO dreully subject, under all their
varied forms and names as the Hygcian convic,aaa
is that
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II NJ. WRlGHT& Co. will upel vuhin ihree a
T.. ior day, rom 1900 10 2COO yd> Extra ,unerde
Clio hlc aroInd), >nperine, tine aud common all wool
Carpelings, which have cen p1rcha>el mostly N
N.forbai alclen and will e sold al vey low price
Al,o Twillei and plain Venetian stair carpering
Hemp and Cotton carpeng, Oil clolh>, Matt, etc.
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MOrisOn's pills.

MESSRS. PANGBORN d. BRINSMAID are
Ltlapponled Stale Agents by Messrs. Alexander
and John Morrison, OF he British College Of Health,
London Of our firm visited the college in London,
and we hold our appointment now directly from head
quarters. correct picture of the College Buildings
can be seen AT the Variety Store and in the hands of
sub agents All the packages will he signed IN
writing .NGp0RN & RRINSMAID,h
Dec ]. STAT. Agents
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DOUBLE. UhIBlLlCAL
SINGLE.
$500 r. WAR II

W77W REWARD has been offered for months
'p w 10 any one who will use bottle of
Hay's Linimem for The Piles,
without being cured. OF thousands sold in no one
Instance has 1t failed of a cure. Proof Overwhelming
to be had where it sold It's also certain cure in
nearly erery case.
(Externnlly) in the following compaints,-For the
Piles for all dropsy tender feet, throat y can
GERS or ulcers, Group whooplng cough, scald head,
Tlghness OF the chest, especially in children, foul ul-
GERS OF the legs other fungus sores, however obs,i-
nate or long standing, fresh wounds chilbains etc.
LOOK OUT.-Sop,e SriHdlerS hare cOunteyfeited
hs article and put up rih rdrouS derices. Do moi
be Imposed upon. One thing only will protect you
it is the name Of CO.HSTOCK d. co; that name
must be Arrays on The wrapper, you may he cheat
ed, Do not forget it. Take the direction with YOU
and test by hat or never buy for it is impossible
for any other to be true or genuine. no
Sold by COMSTOCK #. co, II Maiden Lane
New York. Pee & SP EAR Wholesale
Agents, a few doors of the Post Office, Burng-
| ton VI.
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PAINTING.

THE sun>rc r Icing thankful for past favor>
l. wol respectfully solicit Il continuance OF the
same an remind hi> friends ana the pIlc that he j.
prepared 20 accommodate hem on he shortest notice
and mo favorable terms IN the various branches in
the ~ owe line.
Shop opposite Mr.. C. A. Scymour's Hat Store,
Pcarl->itee, Burlington, Vt.
JAMES SCOTT.
April |, 1917. niS:ly
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For NEW YORK.

Via Sprine.feld Hartford and Ne,o Hasen.
Passengers leaving Greenbush by the O'Clock, P.
NJ. train, arrive at Springfield, G: p NJ; thence By
stage (?5 miles) to Hartford arriving at IL p. NJ;
leave next morning in cars for New-H Haven, arriving
in time 10 take steamer for New York, where they
arrive at ? TO p. NJ. Or leave Greenbush by thu
morning train arriving at New Haven p. NJ, thenos
hv steamer next morning. to New York, arriving BY
2to 3PM NJ.
| Fare. if paid through from Greenbush 10 New.
York So. Tickets to be purchased al G. R. PAySH's
Office, Thorp's findings, q Broadway, Albany, aud
At the Office of the Depot in Grcenhush.
6m-30 GEORGE W. WHISTLER, Engineer.
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TTNllE snhscr er would invle the attention OF hi>
i friends and Il public 10 his new assortment Of
BOOKS. The fe.t seeclon he has ever made, both IN
Miscellaneous and School Books are NOW o''ered
cheap for cash. Nov TO- d. A. BRAMAN.
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~ GOODRICH, one door East of Farrar & Wait,
" Crochery store, UP STAIRS, has a very general
collection Of Books, including large stock Of School
Books and Paner. All wishing 10 purchase will do
well 10 call. Produce and domestic manufactures q
every description received in pay men. School com.
nee. furnishing for schools, ,ha have hooks era
iullousy for all children in their districts whose pa
rents are unahle 10 iuy. Dec. Is.
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saws.
ICOWLAND'S German SIee' saw mill SAWS man.
iNuiaclured to order and fitted for the saving OF
hemlock, spruce pine and every description of hard
lmher; 6, 81 and feet. Also
English Cast-steel cross cut saws
Hoe q Co.'s do circular do from I6 10 2e
inches, and manufactured for The trade in this vicinity
For sale al the Wharf, by
Nov. 20 FOLLETT& BRADLEY
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ALBANY TO BOSTON by RAILROAD
HfHan, EAa tttbAs f7lns an
-E6eatee51- -Essy5la- 49,
Via CHATHAM, PlTTSFlELD, SPRINGFIELD
AND WORCESTER

AND WORCESTER.
On and after Tuesday Dec 81, la4l, the PAssKN.
~ GER TRAINS viii iun through the entire line, "a
follows :-Leave Greenbush daily, Sundays excepted.
G. A. NJ. and p. NJ.
The morning train will arrive at Chatham 81, g;
Pitsfeld 81, at 'prngield III! NJ, at Worcester P.
NJ and at Boston =. NJ.
The afternoon train will arrive at Chatham "a, az
Pi'tsfield 81, at Springfield 6! p. NJ leave Springfield
next morning 81 a. NJ. arrive at Worcester9 ~ and Of
Boston IL NJ
RETURNING, leave Boston 7 A. NJ. and 3P. NJ
The morning train arrives at Greenbush 6. P. NJ.
The afternoon train arrives at Greenbush l2i NJ mex,
day, lodging al Springfield.
The cars Of the Hudson and Berkshire Rail Road
will run between Hudson and Chatham in connexun
with the above trains.
PASSENGERS from the city of Albany must take The
boat from Ferry Wharf at 81 A. NJ. and l2. NJ
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HEADACHE.

CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE,
~ which has been used in families, every member
of which has had sick headache from infancy, a
tutional family complaint, and has cured eilec-
tualy in every instance yet known, amounting TO ma
ny hundreds. II is not unpleasant 10 the taste, and
docs not prevent daily nvoca,ons of one using it
il mus; ha pcrscveed in and the is gradual hut
CERTAIN and permanent. Instances are constantly
multiplying where thi distressing complaint Is com
pletely relieved and cured although Of years landing
NV the use of Dr.. Spohn's celebrated remedy. One
preference IS is pras7n'ncss, having OF
the nausealing effect Of common drugs.
Its 50 pcrectlysntisnriorv thu, the proprietor has
given directions Tor his refund the price
any one who is pleased with, and cured by
II. He hopes also that this may secure It's great hen
Gifts 10 the distressed sufferers who are aboring under
IIralache T.. SPOHN, NJ. D., inventor and Pro
prctor.
Sold by c OlfSTOCK If co, II Maiden Lane
New York. PECK & s p F. 4 Il. wholesale
Agents Il few doors east of the Pos, Office Burng-
ton, VI. n9
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EOLLrTT ~ BRADLEY have ms
l. O o II HE Il E!

MIR. EDI1OR-Wiil you please notify this COM
wi munty that the subscriber has opened Stove
lie has general assortment of Cooking, Box and
Paror Stoves, Caldrons, aud Hollow Ware of the
superior Brandon Castings; al o Bucks Hot Air
Cooking Stove, which he IS manufacturing in this
place. The construction of this stove is such that
the first and sharpes heat come, directly under the
hoiers and then passes round spacious and equally
heated oxen, an requrrs hut compare lively iii e
fuel TO put in opclnllon and bakes eGua, t. brick
oven. here might be a List of signatures procured
as long as the recommendation of country p. NJ
from the highest sources IN The sections where il is
IN use ; bat preamble about th stove or the Yankee
MOI on useless, and if money continues scarce you
must use the less If it, SO don't do without on tina,
account, but call and Try the new Stove.
| Bur in atom, Nv H. lS4l. S. w. TAYLOR
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A LARGE assortment Of Brass Kettles Vices
NAnvs, Trace Chains, Halter do. etc. etc is Offered
for sale prices which cannot fail 10 suit cusrorners
by FOLLt TT #. BRADLEY,
Nov. 80. Old Dock Burling ton
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j. TR YON,
A. ROBERTSON,

A. ROBERTSON,
Barrister and Attorney at Law,
tI~ots in the otfce of the Han. Solicitor GenI Day)
LITTLE ST. JAMES'S STREET.
Montreal, Nov l64l
Reference in Burlington, TO
CHARLES ADAMS, Esquire ~
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'lNHE Subscriber will pay cash for few thousand
/ pounds Of good Fleece Wool. delivered a, their
Store, he ad nfPea-l g. RRADIFYS HYDE
JLly q 1871
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STPtV1IIySs
S0 BALES of heavy shee inas of dfferen, qualities
cJhave ust been received and are Offered for sale
AT Manufacturers prices TO Merchants and others
who are invited 10 call and examine the stock hefo
purchasing elsewhere under the belief that the exam,
inaton will prove advantageous 10 them.
BY FOLLETT & BRADLEY,
Nov. 90. at the Wharf
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CHURCH Music.

CTIUNCTI MUSIC.
THE following valuable Musical Works are con.
l SANITY for sale by the subscriber at the lowest
prices, by The doz. or larger quantity, viz:
The ModernPsalmlsi, a new work by l.. Mason.
Boston Academys collection Of hulch Music
Methoi, Harmonist
Oioon, and
Boston and American Gee Book. ...
Nov. lsil. DA BRAMAN
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To Blacksmiths-B!0 Coal,

TNHE subscribers have just received forty tons of
BiosI ursh Coal which for Smiths use is unsur-
uasscd by any of the mineral Goals and where known
has taken The place OF charcoal. Igni,ing easily and
burning freely il is highly recommended for CRATES
and domestic use. FOLLETT & BRADLEY
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Iiurr Min Stones and Boiling Ci,ths,
4 APAlR Of French Burr Mil Stones and com
~ plete assortment Of Boiling Cloths from c,lr-
brated Mandatory in Holland, for sale at reduced
prices by FOLLETT& BRADLEY, Agents.
Ooy %.
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FOR SALE,

EEA VNHAT large and commodious two sto.
INV l ry Brick Dweing House * Lot
~ situated OH the west side ofCoege green
s-AM4 = at the head of Colleee-stree in this VII
age, The HOUSE is 80 by 49, with basement story,
w'h nj chen am Provision cellars, aud a wing 32 by
90 Intending north on College Green with WOOD and
sore mouse below, aud cham er> and eepno rooms
a'oVe. large and councillors Barn, carriage hon
zee h"u {, anu uher oi-honseS, and a spacious yard
west OF the dwelling honse, and good durable we
II water OF the lest qnaliy in the village AMI rick
ci-iern. One and quarter acres of land The hrs,
naliv large garden and choice rul trees west OF
The hou'e aud yard.
The Buildings are constructed in modern STYLE OF
he test maeraIs and workmanship, were Greece | Nv
The subscriber for his own u,e, and the ocaon af-
lords very extensive and pleasant prospect If the
village an a.e on the We,i and is not surpassed 10y
any other in this part Of he conniry.
40 for sae a lot containing acre OF land direct
y opposite the Above lot with small con venIeni wooJ
iwelling horse thereon.
Pr ha ers are invited 10 call and exmne for them.
'eve,-Terms made known by the sui scriI er on lht
premi e.. SAM Ell REED.
Burlington Jine, IG, 1910. n2
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LYMAN 4 COLE

LYMAN q COLE
TT Az received, IN Iilun 10 their for >locl; of
DRY Goods, an extensive .,ormcn, of Fall
great variety Of arin1e, FIR Ladies Cloas> Ana ca
Lr.ire, a very pretty article; Alpaca Xix Warn,
Cam leeen, Plain Back AlEine, Fig'd d. nm
Dama>h, Brychea, Per ian Cloth, French German,
and Engl,h Merinu-, Mou,cnc lie lame and pr:n,r'
SaXonle>, great variety and low priced Goats
Hair and Imitation Cant let.
SILKS.
A small assortment OF rih ic'd and .,ri'pd Silk,
Heavy Blacl, Canton. tro'e s WIS.,, and other six.
SUIIVLS.
Lrpn'> est earle lac, whi,e. and colored; A
few extra lie Wor-ici hawl>, Glove and Ito. iery
large a., ormen' an I'm Is ally large a., or,ment q
American print French and fngl, h do.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Cotton ,heein and >hIrilng; Ticki = and Wad
ding Bleached Cotton and Merr.mac ,hee'ng, yer!
low
TAfLORS TRIMMINGS.
Wor>'el Binding, >ill DO. Large round and squar
Mohar Cords for coats >iik Cord for dress coat,
Wor.iel and ,ilt S'rgc tignrel six AMI We've
| Buttons, new figure; >ewng ill, Twist and Thread
Pa ding, Canvas, ,elecia-, Cora Jeans Brown an
Black Linen Wor,,ej plaii for Facing; Buttons 70
over coats, &c.
FANCY HKFS.
variety 1ir'ch de Lame, ChaIIy, silk, and ney
, style Fancy II and Veil.
BROAD CLOTHS.
Heavy donI e mled Broad Cloths; b. aver an
Pilot Cloh> Rich diamond Beaver Clo,h, al,o
| general as. orment of b rling,on Ill Cloth.
Gentlemen AMI Ladies are invited 10 call and exam
inc our very N'rnslve assortment, which we
| ~ "el price fir Cash
Burlington, % o.. lS4l.
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A HEAVY assortment OF Sleigh and Gutter shoes
LAWTought Nails Crow Bars, &c, Just received and
offered low by Nov 2e.) FOLLETT& BRADLEY.
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A FEW sets Of blue, PINK and Dove ware; also
\ Gla-s Dishe- Glass Lamps, exc. at cost for The
,urpo'e Of closing that kind Of business.
Nov. II s. h. SCOTT
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GROCERIES.

old Tyson, Young Hyson IIyson skin and Pou-
\Jchong Teas, ST. Croix and Porto Rico an Musca-
vado brown Sugars double an single refined Loaf
do. Bunch Muscatell Raisins, Coffee, Saleraus &c
Just received by f.. NJ. WRIGHT & Co.
Dec. g.
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Farwcll's shoes.

FarWcll's shoes.
4 LARGE supply of Morocco walking Shoes, HI
\ Slips, Misses do, and Mems Pump> just re
cciyed onl for sale cheap, by
Dec |, lS4l. e. NJ POPE
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YNliS deserve 1y di,linaui. hel medicine, iogethel
L with Taylor Ba>am If Lverwurt JAYNE
inlan Expe'lnran',- Syrrp, Down Elixir
Moores E,,en'e of Life, -DarihoIumew'> Pink TX,
peclorani ,yrIr, for severe cold, coughs and com.
plants leading 10 Consumption
For ,ale v Nov.I. PECK SPEAR.
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Smprizing Cure of Censumption.

Mr. X. Gla.lJn ct Delhi, N. V, Of a naturally con-
>npi've con- tuition, has lecn ,avci from an I'M.
lImey end hy the use Of DIR. Tnyor'. Bal>am Of lv-
erWurl. A severe cold rolghi ON an atac; OF Plcn
re y and thu. enle in general debility and con lamp
ton. c"nsan, colgh, hectic lu h, restless night.
I G, pulse, AMI cont nuel loss Of n,sh argered ;
cey death hut a, soon a. ! commenccl the u. e o
thu, al am grew letter and is now fully restore
10 heath.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
Il III ARDEN SEED
WARRANTED,
Just received and for sale by
JOHN GAYNoR,


Just received and for sale by
JOHN GAYNOR.
One Door above the Bell Tavern
REANs- Broad Windsor; Early Lon. pa
- hhANS; or sNAPs--EaIly Mohawk. F.rIv R,.h.ts
I vi Ge Mellow do Large White Kidney Red MsIpS
cultural snefSIi or cl@bns Large White Lima; Hor,i
sa sshr 1a ds Long Blood SsI Blood Turnp Rooted
RRoCoIICEsry Pa arse o MSrIe; Fisaeh
nsaA9 Do io Do Large Yeis; Do Buiioeks
sITa fRe; Growss superior headnt FiS ssSnInTsk
reeH o oi9Se or Peknsi Dwarf CaIied SAVOY:
CELEkY-White Solid '
Green Cluster, fne pIe kIiD, E.,,
INDIAN coRN@sSrifSsssH e rIss s,, fne s,
re whehesd brown lSs Or D1 GgTes sesn ane Lazy
ssT TInG 7S!in5 Carolina Water
oKEA-Len. White; shortdo
PkRSNIP SlS S skinned. Straw coloTed Ba,on
rEA "a Early prolific CrornvyePs. or r,,.
l@nerA fine, Dwarf NarIoW2 Mstebess Dwarf Blue
RAD SII-seariet short TOP, fines, car, VA.
As1E Trgnp superior SON for sumner Of ,II I15sp
sAnSifh -Ur Oyster Plant VI All sowing
soviagNCoaInNoop R savoy finest, fr spring or fan
.rs SUAsMJEiSy Bush sgmmer-summer
IoMAI,l-LsTge Red, fne,t kind
10 Raa Iasa Or Ys sSns whte Flat, SUPERIOR Red Top
hENE SEED-cgal;SSSxRSTY G pa
FLOWER DEAN assortment Of Animal p,.,
JAcoFLAN LnY's, &c. -
JAMES x GEORGE WINSTON
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Have on consignment, and offer for ,.Is =, d,
20 sHsLs-prme IovsIse.s
% bss ' : o SIS,5 New Orleans and Rico sugar
% hhds BaJimoIe U1,sk. 10 y
20 bills do 40
$50 so % ei6son MaTan,s oldRye
i TO- boxes s1lo ioTl2 ant i2xlf Class
LOO bbls No Nett c Herrnss
W tfis Trinidad and U Motsse.
- AS Java, Rio and Laguay Coffee
fi bbls Me-, Me-, iWveeIiaI and Young Tyson Tea
- boxes - Sc aud 6s Taow Candies
~ y, 90 Good and Common soap
~ iuhs Goshen Rrtier
% kegs New Lard
80 bbs Vinegar
% bo1cs Havana Sugar
~ hhls Brazil do
~ hat pues French Brandy in tbs C,.,..- n,
~ quarter casks Port Wine 49, '''"ui mouse
lns' lbs Gured Hsir
- pieces Hair Cloth
LosfSr1,p" Old NJ. Wine, in denii,bn,
Cotton Yarn SCARS, At - per ".
T,.it-e 80" Windsor Chairs
snun aahoEany assorted
Guni,y BAGS I'LL,
$500 rs Chair Backs
airooss Mahogany Knobs
onSs sofa springs
.Iish Whiskcy Moss
I y + Rum afSefv..
Imitation French Brandy Cookie SIEVE,
OIf Arrle DO sand $780,
CSnpfTv q, Move ,WIe, Nos 4to2s
w NJ n v wine To- Hydraulic Cement
mr. in '"1i "Sea's oa FLOORING Plank and shinries
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
ES sSS.xssssEsyrses,..
y, :: 1! y ~. q VS. 81 s.
WARRANTED FRESH AND CESTTNE
FOR SALE BIZ
ROBERT r. DUYAI.

FOR SALE By
ROBERT r. DUVAL,.
Bsnk Square, Richmond, Virginia.
AsPARAGUS-Gaut OF Dutch
Mohawk Fs' &C. China Dwarf,
BEET-LoGg Blood, Early Blood rurnip. French WIN.
BRoCOLl-EaIly Cane, I.arce Pnr,fe
CAbBAGE-EaIly YORK, Large York Fs-l- H.. i,
90 hlNeIseat EeTiN u-tTioaf. LARGE Drurrtr,t
-, ,Savoy' fcnion. Leiih, etc. "a "''S"
CARROT-Lor- orange
CAlLlFLOWER-Eary and Late
CELERY-WLue solid
corn Smiths Ezra Early
~ ~ 'MbhH-EArly Frame, Long Green
kALE-Sco;ch. Sea Kale
Ii tUCE-Msla, lee, Brown Ouch, CabS..,. Paris
MELON-Nufrnce Ci,r,,, ...
WATER-MELLON-Firest kt,3s
SASTURTiUH
PAR>LEY-Curled N-
PAksNlP-laIgc swelling, Dg;ch
iEAS- lily Monumental Early Cromwell E.riv Cr,,rt
ION, barry Frame, Dwarf Blue Prussian Dwir1 Mar.
PUMPKIN-Mamfuo;h
kAulsH-lonE Scarlet. Turnip
Rlil BARB-Rcd for rars
shlS!th-oT Vegetable Oyster
sQUASH-Early Bush
TOMATO-Iargc Red
IOkNIP-EiTy Fat Dutch, Red Top Large Norfolk. Ru
Al.o' general assortment Of Flower seed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02

HOl ~ Z, SIGN PAINTING, GLIDING GLAZING 4.
thhDE"lCh r. SMITH tenders his thanks TO his fTiens
-u li.' PUBIC LOO the extensive PATRONAGE with which
As Nerat Nou!ed aut resp ectiuy announces 10 them
49, SNOWY cPated 10 execute orders in the yarious
olhClts OF lhs brsncss IN superior manner ami on
'e, ~ - which cannot TAI! 20 meet APPRECIATION 80
n ltIlca-ly requests individuals or FIRMS who NAV
shs Faintei OF LoueTed Lettering Of any de-
scilion cone, tat he VIII undertake their execution In a
manner q much below ;he prices usually
S'I Eci IA lls tiy, Tor lis motto u ami shall be that
HIlet eeensny requires only moderate expenditure
neI noaeraIe PROFITS suffice for Us TequirenlenisI
P,of't euic 20, and lie enily promises his rat
or ms paTr " f''0i-Sun4loh
1eniementn the country viii find him ready c, Gers,o
~ 20 uhleiiase Ia ming. &c In the adjacent counties
and they vii as1 fndihai he has ALWAYS on hand 80 -
- - Sarlei assortment OF colours reayd mixed
=, ~ Snp on Rei Road street, ShocE oe HIM Marie,
House Sluarc. near the Darnf y - % ~ - e1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
GREAT DISCOVERY.

HIS medene Is the only one that has come s.for ,b.
pa PUG Tor te Ie.efef mothers aud designed Tor
SUI tein only - not cure for all complains buf
iorthe one designed and the TESTING naIs n ne fvor Rem.
80 nInIog, We recommend as valuable medicine
OF rs peculiar virtues For sale by
mr. - n EUsTACE A SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
LIFE INsuRANcE co.

BUYS ANNUTTIEs:
SELLS ENDowMENTs FOR CHILDREN,
hECElNkS MONEY ON DEPOsITE,
EXECUTES TRUSTS;
MAKES CONTRA An winch liz, or the ~ of mo-
ney Is involved
WILLIAM MURDOCH. Secretary.
Applications may be made personally by letter. (post
pu1 10 Tue subscriber, Agent for the Company Rich
nond who will furnish all easary To persons
OF avans themselves Of the advantages which
institution oilers, for providing against changes
WHICH alIne subject from the ertainiy OF life aud the
OF business. by the payment Of small
u'n' ~neh most men spare, Comfortable support
w" nay 10y THIS means, be secured TO Their famliea
"H 10. BALDWIN, Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
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W.fRR.fNTED FRESH and GENUINE.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
AR11CHOKE-Grccn Globe
AsfARAGt Slant or Dutch
EANS-Lar-c aud small Lima. Scarlet Runners R.5
SNAP BEANS Early China, Early Yellow. Paris vs.s.
keiugeo OF lttoto one, Red Marrow. Fariv NohsNE
BIB I-EaIy Buct rurnio Rootca, elbow 90 long Roo,
r, elbow a. White French. Sugar, Mangel Wurizel
BRoCoLl-furple and White
CABBAGE-Eary York LARGE York Early susarlost do
t1icrsc1. lffe Raifcrsca. Fa Dutch. Drnor1..s5
I2rsG BeIsur Drumhead savoy, Green Curled savoy.
CATLlELowER-Earlya and Late
hRUSSELS SPROUTS
tEIERN-Mhitc solid
cAkROr-Loug Orange, Long Scarlet Early Horn. AL
CREss. -Curiedor Peppcrerass
aIss NJ, % h1.mc Early Cluster Long Green,
SroNRSN,,--,Eary sugar, Eafly Tusearoras
Ind lNE.GIeen Curlod
KAIEs-Grcen Curlcd seot-h. Rspe
lEFh-larcc Scufrh
LErrucE-Roya' White Head. Ice. Rrown Dutch Earl,
49,. 1nrlci stcsil. White and Green Coss
WATER MELON-Fincst Kinds
:. s, ,r.,NNsS--G,ecn Cnron' Nuimcg Pine Apple
NJ SrARp-whitc Medicinal and Brown
oNloN-Siisrr skin, Yellow Dutch. EarlyRcd
fEA~-hNa Eafiy, k1rly Warwick, Early Nav, Early
dfsuc' DC Charlton. n'uo Prussiin, Dsarf Minowfaf
Bishops Dwarf Prolific
rErrER-Caycnac anI squash
ra k'sNiF-lnnc White Guuscy or Dutch
RAnplsll-lonE scarlet, shrr Top Long salmon, White
80 futnin Rci furniq. Rsc Spanish
sAlSll h-or vegetable Oyster
sQuAslI-Eaily Bush. Orange wirtod yellow Crook
TnMkTO-Iarrc Rcd and yellow
TUX lf-Wsic im Dutch Red Tor, Large English,
FLOWER SEEDS and BULBoUs ROOTS. lrr,e A..
r9 WILLIAM PALMER