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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-23
APATRIGTS OPINION OF
THE VETO.
I HE ' Z %
nv ~ 4 H.,

Let John Tyler read The following
and n,,ns.i for shame! and let I hose
who have urged lin to his desP ate
deed, read and be reDiGked:
81 have never regarded the of1ics oil
Chic Magistrate as comforting upon tncc
incumbent, the power Of mastery over
the popular will, but as granting him
tie power TO execute the properly er-
pressed 'olH Of the people, and not 10 re-
s'st't. With my mothers milk did |
suck in the principles on which the
Declaration of independence was
founded. That Deciartion complain
ed Matthc King sVould not let The Peo-
pie, make such lars as they aOished.
Shall President or an Executive Off
GERS undertake, at this time Of day, TO
control the People in the exercise Of
their own lights.-And it is the duty of
the Executive to obstan from interior
ing in or thwarting the sacred exer-
cize Of the law making functions Of
their Government Gen. Ha1riSon's
Speech at Dayton Sept. 10, 1910, &c
preSsly 0pprorcd by JOHN TYLER.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-23
COLUMBUS LODGE NO. 5.

At meeting of the Brethren Of Column
bus Lodge No. s. held on the 18th inst.
the melancholy intelligence of the teath
of Brother Amos Davis having been com.
municated, the following resolutions were
adopted.
Resolved, that it is with unfeigned sor-
row we mourn the death Of our late wor-
thy Brother, Amos Davis, whose amiabIe
traits of character have endeafed him to
the members of this Lodge, and that we
deeply commiserate with his widow and
connections IN their irrepairahle loss
RESOLVED. that as testimony Of re-
spect, the members of this Lodge will
wear the usual badge of mourning foI the
space of thirty days.
RESOLVED, that the Secretary will trans
nit to the relatives { f the deceased, a copy
=; these resolutions. also furnish copy of
rho ne tor publication in the parers Of
0o'o'"ouS' NJ r. GOODWIN, Sect'y'
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-23

This is in accordance with the estllDa.V
an Ex.Seeretary on the new Tariff Bill l4's
Bill has been vetoed by the President ~
similar one as to the per cent will have u :
adopted if the Government is supporter
these means.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-23

1t is rumored in Washington that
Mr.. Webster intends to retire from the
Cabinet, and succeed Mr.. Choate, Rho
it is also expected will resign in the
United States Senate.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-23

O. Much matter prepared for this
number Of our paper, has been crowd
ed out, by the unusual length Of the
Santa Fe Expedition, and large num-
Der Of advertisements received at a
lase hour.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-23

MARRIED.-In Athens, Monroe
County Miss, on Thursday evening nT
18th inst, by Rev. ]. D: Mann p: Ma q
]. M. CAPsHAw of Colbert, MI 10
Mas. JANE B. CLgM, Of Athens
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-23
REsIGNATION.-MJOr Neal

Observation-Disclosures Moan
yesterday resigned the Office OF Assn
ciate Judge of the Court of Sessions
He will,we expect. bend his entire e'i7
ergy upon his paper, the Union The
judicial ermine does not suit bum as
we'll as he suits the chair edilOrial.---7
N. Y. PeblqF
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-23

their number Of such cowardly and
badly appointed men as they would
have TO contend with.
The hours flew swiftly by, courlers
constantly departing to and arriving
from Anton Chico. At one time IT was
represented to us thata dreadful battle
was raging-theR that the parties
would come to no terms. AT sun down
a Mexican came riding into the square
with the intelligence that the Texans
had all surrendered. Instantly the
air was filled with UiUGs, and in ten
minutes we received another visit from
the young priest, who was at this time
accompanied by the governors secre-
tary and brute named Manuel Pine,
corroborating the news. They said
the terms were an unconditional sur
render, but this we could not believe.
Even at this time it was suggested by
one ofour little party that if Col. Cooke
had surrendered without terrible fight
treachery had done the work, and that
Lewis was the instrument; but such
was our confidence in the man that a
majority of US could not believe he had
| turned traitor.
Sas. but too apRareni however,
that~ ker, Moth
ing Y on all sides rejoicing
and .s,atdlation. ShodS Long
livet6 Mexican RepubfEk'' Long
live the brave General Armijo!"
"Long live the Laws J" and "Death
to the Teraas r' were heard on every
side, and these were followed by dis
charges Of musketry, ringing of bells
and music. A re Deum was in the
meanwhile sung in the church on oppo-
site side of the square. Fandangos were
got up around us,and the night was
spent in revelry and rejoicing. II sentir
al was stationed Immediately in front o
the little porch where we had cast our
weary limbs. To add to the genera
din he sang out scntinel4 atert0 :"
every ten minutes during the night,
and his cry was the signal for some six
or eight others stationed in the square
to join in the chrous. When | frs
heard this watchword ] thought it the
most discordant the most unearthly
sound that had ever greeted my ears
| Drawled out 10 distressing length by
one of the most rastaly voices, aud
then followed up in different sections
of the square by men who appeared tc
be running an opposition to ascertain
which could make the most hideou;
noise, and | all the while not under.
standing lis import--with all this it may
readily imagined that | slept but little
that night.
This shouting, firing, ringing, dane
ing and carousing was kept up unit
morning, and why ? Because some
fifteen hundred of thousands cowardly
wretches had succeeded in capturing
ninety-four half-starved Texans cap
turing them by the blacklist piece o
treachery TO be found on record. My
readers will know all as | progress:
wit h my story.
%Sentinel, be on the look. out, or alert.
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Cne Goutnerm arpms,
C0I,t,1UbIGs, Miss august 23. Is42
BANKRUPT LAW.

Persons DESTROYS of procuring in pamphlet
form, the Act, establishing uniform System
OF Bankruptcy throughout the United States,
can, on application at this office be supplied
with it, with the Rules. Regulations, and
FORMS of Proceedings in Bankruptcy, adopted
by the District Court of Mississippi, with Ia
BILE of contents.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-23


RESIGNATION OF THE WIGS IN
THE ONO LEGIsLATURE.-The en-
tire Wing delegation in the Legislature
have resigned their seats. This cause
appears to have been brought about by
the Democratic majority wishing to di-
vide the State in congressional districts
without any regard TO justice Or regu-
larity. Some districts with a popula-
ton 100000 and others only of about
10000, solely with view to receive
the election of full ticket of Locofoco
Representatives TO Congress and bill
for that purpose was brought in by a
Locotoco member and ordered to en-
grossment by strict patty vote. The
Wings pursued the only course, in
such an emergency. They resigned
and left the House without a quorum.
The consequence is, the Legislature is
dissolved and there can BE no congress
sional election till the next regular ses-
sion Of the Legislature.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-23

The papers in the southern part OF
the State are calling on the planters to
meet in Convention at Vicksburg on
the fifth Of September 10 adopt some
measures 10 keep from paying the Tar
if' imposed by the New Orleans City
Authorities on Mississippi cotton
Some Of them recommend the estab-
lishment Of a mart for the sale of cotton
within the State Of Mississippi. We
wish them all success, and there is no
doubt Of their succeeding if they will
only pull all together.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-23

PIVlVIy U"O5 dIIu IOIOC0
into submission. Not a
that the people are anxio
off the oppressive yoke of
join the Taxans; but they
rant race, and too timid 0
to start a revolution.
In the course of the day
full particulars Of HowlanC
fortunate companions.
reached the settlements
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-23

*Sentinel, be on the lookout, or alert.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-23

all. In daring attempt TO escape and
reach Col. Cookies party in order TO
give him important information, he had
been taken after desperate struggle
and The life he could not lose in the
heat of that struggle was taken from
him in this base and cowardly man
ner.
Our feelings at the time | will not at
tempt to describe. 1t is an awful thing
to see felew being shot, even when
he is allowed to stand up and die Ia
cling his executioners and has really
committed some act deserving OF
death; but to witness such a scene az
I have lust described, to see brave
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-23

ibuS, 40OourNT CD,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-12
aa3zS
WARRANTED FRESH AND CENTINE
FOR SALE
ROBERT X. DUVAT


ROBERT X. DUYAL,
BiHk Square, Richmond, Virginia.
ASPARAGUS-Giant or Dutch
nj NS-laTee and small Lima, SOAPS &c China D~arf
BEET-Long Biool Early Blood Turni,. French Win.
sugar. Iangcl WuuzeL "' '''''" " "'e
sh1m oI.l-EaTy Cape, Large Pnrple
'AbbA.E-Eariy YORK, Large Nork Etrly Drnrt,,4
90 bauetsca, Elriy SugarloaG Iarse Dfunt.,,t
SIouWe,ls %, Res Dutch, OF Pickhn- Green CuIisi
800 savoy, Pcnton, Leh. etc. " ''e-
CARROI-Lnus Orange
CAILlFLOWER-E and Iafs
CELERN-N hie SbIi
tokN-Smuli's Extra Early
DCuMbER-Early Frame, Lous Green
kAIE-Scotrh. Sea Halc
LII illCE-hAi'a' Ice, Brown Duics, Cabsase. Paris
MELoN-Nufmcc. C'ron. etc
WATER-NELLoN-F.nc kinds.
NASTURrlUM
ppNsBIoHNrI,EaIIy silver skinned. Large Rel
PAhsNIP-lerse swelling Dufch
rbAN- tarN Mgnumeutal. Elr.y Cromwell, Early Ch,rL
ton Early Frame, Dwarf Bgo Prls.ian pWSrf Mar
UMPklN-Mammoih
KAnlsH-Long SCARLET Turuip
RHlHARB-Ref or rauS
SALSlth-or Vegetable Oyster
OIASII-Eary Bush
ToMATD-Iarec Red
"a Blga 80 10 ''''' 'A' NJ
49, general assoumeutof Flower seed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-12
Il III RDEN SEED
WARRANTED,
Just received and for sale by
JOHN GAYNoR,

NS' 'S~eNcu anu lOr SAFE by
JOHN GAYNOR.
One Door above the Bel T,v.,n
REANs-Broad Windsor; Early Lon, Pod
- beans: OF sNAPs-EaIly Mohawk: Early R,,h.ls
Do elbow DO Large White Kidney Red MsrTex
I'M, or Climbing Large White ms; Hertz
s ntEIalali Long Blood Fairly Blood Turnp Roo,.s
S9me CeeIa; Mangel wurizel; French sugar
cABBAGE-Esry YORK; DO Large YsrE pS S Rapo.L
near DO Drunhe1di DO Sugar Loaf; Flat BrunsSiet
S Red Dutch Globe or Picking; Dwarf CURED ssSnS
"t re q 90 DrImhesd do savoy
CARLETON Freely; Late Dutch
tELERi-White solid
r! ouCt MBER-Early Green Cluster, fine piekn, R.r,x
iSpit Sse eoR SIons Green Priekly, fine ''
arse Whehss lee or Curlea sesan, nne Lazy or
N.LTTINS@Nn,Ines Carolina Water
oKRA-Long White; shortdo
PppCNNmhary silver skinned, Straw coored Rn,,o,
bbAhsAiP-Early hollow crown 81 "1'"u
. PEAS-E Ezra Early, prolfc-Cromuerps q, t., NJ,
LAILy War~ieS Bishops Early Dwarf proine Dxs,S ~
nsrA hnei Dwarf MArrOwfa, Mafchless Marrow I sue
kADIsH-scarlet short top fines; earl. wbi,s ro-..
sAIsIFY1,jr Sy, soIt Tor summer Of all sowing
soxns"c6mnSSoo RdrS savoy finest fer spring or l.
sSu , AsHIE3Iy Bush surnmer-summer Crook-,s..
green varied Winter Crook neck LUX -heeki
IoMsTo.lATge Red fnest kind
ISkNIP-whne stone, White Flat superior R.t
u R Es'i see 81 9sliSs sf p1
p lLuM Eh po-An assortment Of Annual Bienni,I an,
JMOHAN LlLY's,&c. A
JAMES X GEORGE WINSTON
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
rave on consignment, and offer Tor sale at reduced
prices
IN BUSHELS prime Clover Seed
Wv - hhds - CroiH, New Orleans and Rico SUGAR
81 oas Orleans 49, SUsH
~ hhts Biumore Whisky
- 20 Gibson a Martins odRv.
IT, IT, beses sig luHl2 and RIA G.ass
10 bols No Metz & Herrings
~ thfs Trinidad and q Noflsses
- bag Java, RIO and laguay "a Coffee
=. S baI vests x lm erial and y Dung HYson Tea
fl boxes Is, IS and 6's TAllox Canilss
~ 30 Good ani Common soapi
~ tuhs Goshen Butter
- kegs New Lard
~ ibis Vinegar
81 boxes Havana Sugar
81 bbis Brazil 10
~ hlii p'pes French Brandy in the Cas,on Hama,
~ quarter casks Por Wine '' "'use
,, ig Gols Apple snd Peach Brandy
% pieces Hair Cloih
ia.Y 49, 80" OHM. Wine, in iemiiobns
Cotton r., scars At 81 per ".
49," i "H Windsor Chairs
80 Mahogany, Assorted
Gunuy Bags Tsbis T..
rLM-'is tuaiT Backs
.',l,u Mahogany Knobs
~ N.',o ~ sofa Springs
y =. Nhissey Moss
T. Rum
m1,a.on French Branly Cocsie ssIy.s
Oh Ample 10 sand screen
Connirv e., Move Vile, Nos 4to26
1 - .lh Bark Mills
~ t.uc a, Hydraulic Cement
mr. iS "'"e' "Jeats Oh Flooring Plank and shinslss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-12
TO SUIT HARD TIME.

ion - S >i,.N PAINTING, GLIDING, GLAZING Ae
EhEDthlCh j. SMITH tenders his thanks 10 his friends
an he pubic ior the extensive patronage with which
e -s b"cni 'ouIe AMI respectfully announces to them
l ne SNOW " epated TO execute orders In the vauuus
branches OF lis business sus.rlur manner AMI on
ei ny winch cannot iail 10 meet appreciation.
ne t4IuciaIt requests individuals or firms who nav
non cone ta IL w'i undertake their execution in
NuINlnah-hse manner AZ much below The prices usually
charged 10 this CITY for his motto T. an snail betbai
>ii'ct economy requires only moderate expenditure
Gu lnuieIa,e profits suihce Tor It's requirements
orders for Glazing in any part Of me Civ sh,u he
promptly attended TO- and he confidently PROMISES ms at
onhis pan ~ f'N'
'cntemen IN The country will find him ready Gs Hereto.
JHt 10 unieItase PAuing. &c In the adjacent counties
anu they vii also unttA mas always on hand an . :
'ensISe and varied assortment Of colours reayd mixed
IL sh"p on Rail Road street, Shocko- Hin Msrke
House Square, near tile DEPOT - 81 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-12

BUYS ANNTrrIE-:
SELLS ENDowMENTS FOR CHILDREN,
hEIElNES MONEY ON DEPOSIIE,
EXECUTES TRUSTS,
MAKES CONTRACTS an xbch Il n a., IA, nj mn
ney ~ involved.
WILLIAM MURDOCH. Secretary.
Applications may be made PEI spnay or 10y letter tros
"" w" subscriber. Agent Tor the Company Rich
' ~lp Will furnish all esxary
iesihS OF avaius themselves of the advantages which
nsiniiun oilers, for providing against those changes
winch dfe ruhlec from the etaiuty OF life aud the
pre- aI~ntnssso Of business. By the payment of a small
"' winch th"sl men can spare, comfortable support
my ,S uhH means, be secured To ther families.
VIZ ~. BALDWIN. Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-12
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

~
I'VE proPIie'oI Of Ia establishment, sthe eon,aoaee.
-, ,, 81 nsM year retu6as his thanks his friends
opened lar ,.i ~, 'i liberal support since was FIRST
H. :" NEXT ~ by making all those who -iourn
~ Tue 'nion lie takes this opportunity ao of caution
,r plhc against tho unfounc,l ruors put snoai 10y
nave been made at his Hotel 10y acquiring them they arr
now what they ALWAYS have been. s2pKs pAr.
Redmond Va, Jan. H. isi2. IA ! Sa
p b'ardeIs for meals only at the Gentlemen or,i
u A,,sehsi to the Exchange Is large Conccr, and Hall
hoo'n which will be let for such purposes upo
'""abe terms az any Ia the city.
DUN. BRANDY Acid Pal. Co,.,c nr,oiv y.-.
superior Old Rum, fer sale. IN Amor
!. :, former b"owA Duvsl 4 40
MouNrAiN HUrrEn, ju,i received
,kEENOUaH's CHEMICAL OLA sup.
%, 'ns above, for burning IA Groenoushs Patent
oe II ALEXANDER DuvAL a co.
INV fs-SuPcr Black ami colnurc'i KID Gloves, at
STARR a cos
- opposite Exchange Hotel
MFG EREEBOHN Merchant, ls5. Front street.
New York, has gwen permission tn use his name
s y, as o 10 ha,n: been cured OF distressing Rhcua
iit.WES' NERVE AND BONE LININiENT
amer agrcai variety Of other remedies had been tiled IN
sa,m lh. positive aud quick effects Of this article are 40
reference. For sale by '''' W.
JOHN GAYNOR,
~ one door above Bell Tavern
HnhNhS PATENT PLATFORM n
'ooNrEN BALANCE s, foI sale by
- I".',,' Under The Exchange Hotel.
S'rEKiuk Oh Cosnac brandy, ia bocS-ior sale
I" " u NJ BURTON.
80 TlERcEs prime Rice
wv - bb's Tar
" do Rosin
u 40 Pitch
800 sacks Liverpool ground Salt landing this morn.
'ns "r sale WEBB, BOOKER a HAMILTON.
GENTLEMENs SUPERIOR WATER PROOF BOOTS
nnD s,'hs , Miles aud son's-we have
nor Manufacturers Genilcmcnare invite. - call ami n,
"'.hseNes ID BuLIINGTO, & CO,
~ 80 MInsl, IIonse.
SPARklING CHAMPAGNE Il noCK-IiD blsEci- :
'lozen each, sparkling Champagne aud Hoe compn
inc pcs' brands IN use IN this country, for sale 10y
~ ABBOT.
nol2 Main vt. door t. DuvaI & TO
PUN, TOBACCO, &c
~ pnnchcon superior Jamaica Rum
do 10 Grena,ia do
brown l.anehornc 4 ArmiEiead's Chewing Tobacco
hesaIa' Principe aud OH CisaTs-for sale Nv
io = w HARRISON.
GkoUND PLASTER AND LIME
~ ih casks fresh Thousi sion Iline
~ do Lubbock Plaster, for sale by
III ABBOTT
no 10 Main ST. next door To Dnval& %
SENrLEMEN,s ELEGANT WATER PROOF SHOPS
MADE oy }. Miles Son, expressly for our retail
Sales.
I'VE arc now in receipt OF our supply Of the above
want OF good article Tor Winter wear n please can and
Supply ihcmseNcs,W JUDAH MYERS Co,
no u Dealers la Boots. shoes, Trunka, sc.
LADIES' CHEAP SLIPPERS.
WE have on hand good assortment fIsies' Xii and
w Morocco slippers, made in Philadelphia, which are
very hanisome-Pnce, only 81 per pair
IN JUDAH MYERS 4 co,
~ ~ Boot shoe AMI Trunk Dealers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-12

\VEhsvc has day received our sutply Of Carl 80,
'.. aI- ss usual warI lutod genuine and can s
catalogue can be bad grsiutousiy conta.,ny ,ii a.
~ t"ihc tine u soEin. and manner o1 eliv,
IREr-t lrly TuInip Man.. w"r,te F u.s..
hsA NS--lsce Spcck"d Valentine. brown 40 -.
~. nsi Eye Whis Kidney, Cranberry Horticulture
BORE OiE--c6ich Kae
CAbBAGE -E7rly YORK. L-nifeth's large York E,rlv
SAVOY, Green Curled SAVOY Rel Dutch ''" p'uhhe'i
cchiSthVp,CfsI,y Horn. Iong Orange
tLLEki-Red snf White
tRt.----t- uTiet
CIRti MRFRS
LG. PIaNT-l-irgc Pirple
ENDlNE-CrricJ
Mt ICE nro~n Dutch. Early Curled. Cabbage, ETC.
nnkEb Nh. varieties, Nutmeg add Cnron
oNluS-Rel and silver skin
PAkslLh-Cu4led
PAR-Nir- sugar, tItra Gue
N rLAr--LrndrIih'- Ezra Early, Early Frame large
n .1s, nj I , i,Apen4., Gi.Iop DSar Prolific
M eit '"1= rcanei Waite Turap, Res Turnip
-AL~AFlE-
sPIINAcn- ROuni savoy Leavel, Priekl, see led
1DNATTpES--
FLOWER FEED in assorted naesages
~ Pt''oi opportunities for extensive practical
ou-eINAmn nave enabled nm uiicousy To disc ale
such varieties VI Vegetables a. AZ. r.ai, v,tfhv nf |
.uIv, '"n tae inicror Of as IL unfregncn worthless
'tia OF w SAN, class. which have been ptepetuafei
through iGc1 perenc- IA "a. NJ fis iscf,o
M as 'tcluiei many sorts usually found m the cafaoees
"l ihus~ ~hu renders not frlrtrI sro,rs al
s.ei~- Aud Joe Loi sure liar tic v,rsv o,,ht No, S
SUI iiiher re necd Vit Advantage, al any rsts tls n
ilI ans garden how extensive, aud fully adapted
As 90 the qualify Of the seeds the proprietor wishes
De remembered that what sold by him Is of h own
80 c,,s n s'-t hcepuonl therefore warranted
be lar superior 1 foreign nro or s,rb a.
ait S4suag c"icc.ei 10 The United states To be hadof
-, LNELL, JOHNSTON A. LYELL
- - Agents for d.. Iantrefh-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-12
GREAT DISCOVERY,

HS ed,inc - the only one that has come seEa,. M,
IubLe tpI the relief u mothers. and Is desznei Tor
men, ami them only II s not cure for All co,n,-n, IT,,
orthe one designed; and the tesitnontsIs IN ~ s,S
~ ,yh:, W. recommend Il as valuable medieine A
~ ~ peculiar virtues. For sale by
nv - EtSTACE A sON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-12
SXal5SkJ35S

W.4RR.i.NTED FRESH IND GENUINE.
WHOLESALE and RErAl.
ARTICHOKE-Grcen Globe
A-PAkAGt S-Cautor Dutch
bEAN>-largc and SMALL Lana. Scarlet Runners Rel
Cranberry - "''
snap BEANS-F5riy China. Early Yer,y, P,ris ,,..,,
Refuge " lltut1 one, Re- Marrow Eiriy NohaNs
BEEr-Eafy B.ol Turni. Roufel YcI,v, -i6 1r- H.
49,, Yellow antWhhc French sugar, Naugel wunrel
bkbtpLl-Purpc and Whfc
tAhbAGE-Eary Work llrfc York. Eitly susaria,l a,
thucrsca l1tc Batcnca. Pat Du,ch. Druubest
I'rsI hstsur prunhcai savoy. Green CurlcI sivoy,
C.MLlFLow ER-Farly AMI Late
hGl SSELS SPROUTS
tEiERN-Mhfe Solid
CARRor-lons Orange. Long Scarlet Early Horn. Al
CREss-C urisdor Peppcrsrass
,s ~, a. fTsme' Early cluster Long Green,
TSo9RSN,,--,.Early swear Early Tusearoras
ENDlNE-Grccn Curicd
AIES-Crccn Curlci scotch R,re
lEEk-Iarrc scotch
LETrucs-Roya,w White IIcid.Icc. Brown Ouch. Early
-. Iuf.cd si.csrl, While and Green Goes
WATER NELON-Fucst Kinds
eLpliNNSIGIeen Ctrou. Nu'mcs Pine APPLE
NJ srARp-wbtc Neii,in.l and Brown
nNloN. silver SKIN, yellow nutcn, Ear'y Rel
Itauc. 10 Charlton. Blue Prlss.an. Dwarf Niuowni
Bstors pwau Pro'f-
PEPPER iysnae ami Smash
rAhsNlFr Long Who G1Ws~y ~ Dutch
fk-ltA Fine turIrI
kUlH ARB-Iniultci FOR Ttus
RAnpl@u-l onL scari- Shar TOY Lonf salmon, White
Ilinr, Re- Turug, H1t Spanish
sAlslfl or vegetable oyster
sat AsH Early Bush. Orange w,reJ. Yellow Crook
roM,rO-Isr,. Roland yrr,N
III ENlf WI. lu Ouch. Rel Tor. large English,
FLOWER SEEDS ,ai BuLBous ROOTS. large A..
m9 WILLIAM PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-12
NO. 81.
Mus STORE
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

PIANO FORTE wARE-HoUsE.
Opposite the Baaks
IpE subscriber h Constantly rar.iv,, ,,ou, -. -,
- orsted msnufaeiory Of NUNS 4 Ct.Rs S.S. We
pv'nlents audthst deicacy of touch ans .,,.s,,s.
tone, sppeenlar 20 their manufacture ess OF
constantly on hani large aSSorfm~ntof
flnes, Flageoletis. laronetfs
curars, Nolins. violoncelos
hecorisons, Musical Boxes
Horns, Bugies and TrImpets
Plies and Drums
rortguliiy '''' o"'hs OF 81
Piano Porte Stools and Covers
CHEAP MUSIC.
ne argest collection Of Music ever oH.ra T.. -, -
u ee may ne selected from, At the tore Of M. ar
WHO - now enabled "a sell al the %
~ FORK whole sale Lnd retail prces r'''- a""
no-c purchasing 10 cell again will be hlrnI,. al ,,,
-, % Us ui-n tey can mud elsewhere in the stais
.,I amos repaired tuned, let on hife and taken I'm
r. n. TAYLOR.
~ PIANO FoRTEs OF every de.erip,ion r.,.,...,
49,, me- onlns 10y the year, II required by WI
AsHSe whose long ,ericne ami .bitv ~ ,n..n
1,,.lhg andtuning Piano Fo-tes. jl.tIv sn,iiiss hi
every confidence. Guitars Niol,,s snd q nun 70
ell. Violin Bows haired 1 FNsSsiuiahsrcpar-
ED- Oriersleftas above s,l h.. ,,,o.,,.r
stherln to~nor country A'enneu'o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-12
Sc kind OF Herbs for Soups
FLOWER SEED

FLOWER SEED.
pahlIa double Linnia, Cas-.
-, scotch Broom, PINK,
Honesty, Trcfore, Caniiy-
nii' thysantheinlnc, Fgant
Cofeopsis, Euphorbla vsrie.
Eaied' ice Plant, Double Bal
amine, Scarlet Cacsiia. -
vaiera3 Adonis. love ne
Misi MeEnlonefte, Msfvolof
Peru, ctc. etc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-12
FRESH AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
GARDEN SEED FLOWER SEED. HERB. AND
OTHER SEEN

/ HAVE 'Jst received fresh assortment Of seat com.
Prsinf every sin OF he most choice Garden ami bs,,
.lul Flower seed Mos Of these seed are groyn - ~
Ncssfs sinclair ~ BALTIMORE. ami some OF Them ar. ,
poredirom he beet European houses ali OF ,stisb wy.
warranted io give faisacfion and show their su.rJo
Over t,1er seed rs the ensuing will proseii
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-12

hniE-, SUPERIOR FUR BOUND AND PLAIN GUM
- hlhrllC OVER SubES-A hca.ifin, as 1ucpf %
me abr oVcr shoes. ioi iie- n stole AMI Tor sal low
La'"es Wal please all 4at sur th.mscVcsN
81, II. BURLINGTON & CDS
N'- MausiCu House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-12

WINTER Bi.EiCUED SPERM OII-s
for ~. ~ - '' '''''''''''
~ ~ M'IIlAMS IIANAII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-12

III.NINtsIA N.FU TEA SETS.
'hNhhA A. assortment OF D.aner Tea sets Of new
~ ,, s, a1e It'icrns .ons s'r m part, Of
mhne - ita Dining SETS, OF Frrnch shapes
nihts rtsne tiina ~ 10 ID
nhic Liverpool III 10 30
blue and Other coh4urs a, ~, "A,
lu Chha Ten SETS, great variety Of patierns which fl
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