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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-25

which have been flowing in so freely of
late from the Globe school of politicians
Hence the following significant paragraph in
a late Madisonian.
CAUTION.
Democratic Journal in Maine seems inclined to
censc the President for hesila,ing TO act in certain
cases named by the paper. Surely friend has OBJ
served the assaults Of the Globe and will pardon the
PRESIDENT if he pauses until it is asscrtaned whether
the Globes friends in Congress intend to cooperate
with 1t in its llnius'iiiable attack on the Adminstra-
ton: We believe the Globe is striving to prercnt ac-
ton in the referred TO- and in other cases of still
greater Importance i1disonian.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-25
A NEFARIOUS DOCTRINE

1t appears from the Cincinnati Gazette, that ,no,,
extraordinary course was pursued by the Locofoco
member OF the Leglsatureof Ohio in interrogatnu,
previous TO Their election the candidates for Judge Of
one oithe Courts no less than pledsng them before
election TO certain course of decision upon The bench
OF particular questions, The pledge was as to the
ter, but al ana any charters Aat hare btenor can.
Dc jadGs The candidate was required to pledge HIM
seltto decide against the validity Of charters Ac
co9uHg 10 MS ielarous doctrine, no mater how SOL
emn may have been The compact, no matter wb.,
the pfce which the corporators may have paid, no
matter how sacredly the Legislature NAV have sim
uotcd that certain conditions should be kept and OBJ
sfVed on the part OF the State, the Legislature may
according TO this violate the plssed faith of The
State deraud the corporntors ofihsyAce thew have
pad, and take from them bya stron Id, .he rights
winch they have purchased. IL other words, the
Legislature may commit fraud NheA - suld he il.
legal and alsgracelul In an Individual
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-25
TERRIBLE GALE.

We are beginning to get sad accounts from
abroad, of the gale that visited us-more
lighty-on Friday and Saturday last. The
Buffalo papers contains appalling accounts of
disasters On Lake Erie, accompanied with
great loss of life. The Mercantile Courier
says, "the storm continued to rage with tre-
"mendous fury through Friday afternoon
sand nearly the whole night indeed we do
"not reccollcct within the last seven years SO
"severe a storm" A letter from Buffalo,
dated on Saturday evening says-"Of the
"vessels heard from, eleven in number, all
shave been wrecked in a distance of some 20
"milcs from this port, which is the extent of
"thc coast from which we have heard
"What the effects have been hey ond, is uu-
"known; but it apprehendcd this will prove
most fearful"
The Buffalo commercial details the follow
ing hari-rendering scene.
ashore a, o'clock last ig about re sogi i. Men,
Buffalo lighthouse, and is total wreck, attended
with melancholy loss of fc-onc entire fnniiv h','
u
woman and one of the men belonging to the vessel
having pershet! Capt. DougaI, from whom we have
the painful recital, says that about two hours after
ms vessel beached, the companion way was washed
on and tho children and young woman drowned in
the cabin and iorecase. A portion of the crew had
got ashore, IN quest of help and were endeavornr to
. rescue the family. The mite wrapped his overcoat
farogad the woman, and tried to Keep her warm by
walking her 10 and fro on the beach, but she soon
became exhausted md incapable OF motion, and was
placed IN boat which had washed up where She died
IN short time. Her husband was delrious on reach
ing shore, and attempted 10 escape in the swamp
near by but persisted w.thina short distance. One
o. the hands belonging TO the vessel named James
Truce got INTO the swamp and was likewise lost.
The family were from Hartford, Ct-names un-
ka'Wh-'he Jefferson was owned bv J. w. Ransom
OF Nhrago, aad was bound for That port, with a car
60 OF ouJ bbs, salt 10 tons iron and some merchan.
dze when will be mostly lost-shpped by j. Mur-
ray d Co., Of this city. The crew succeeded about
lh!lnign', IN getting on board the brig Olive Rich
inoha heached below them, in gieatly exhausted
S'a'e' Nhen our reporter reached the vessel this
TONED, was discovered standing in an uprinht post,Irc
| IN the iorecastle companion way, frozen stark md
still with hands partly raised in an mplornG nos,nrc
and her eyes fixed with a cold and stony gaze upon
! the shore"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-25

The County Court commenced its rcgu-
lar session in this town on Tuesday last
Hon. Milo L. BENNETT presiding, assisted
by Judges WILSON and WELLINGTON,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-25

KEEsEvILLE, Nov. l6-- Mrder--A most bru
tai and nhuman murder was perpetrated in this
town last Saturday night. David Bishop, me-
chanic, returned to his home late at night and
forthwith proceeded to beat his wife until he
caused her death. 1t is supposed that the brute
threw her from bank upon the rocks OF small
stream near the house. lie was found perfect
ly unconcerned in the morning with the body
OF his murdered wife horribly manged lying on
the bed. lie pretended she had fell and faint
ed The villain was committed for trial.-Re.
publican.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-25

Mr. E. c. LOOMS of this town, killed on the
Gath inst, two pigs, but months and II days
old, weighing 6i2 pounds. LIST. 32s; 2d. 3l4.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-25

Large STREAMS FROM LITTLE FoUN-
TAINs rLow.-An acre of orchard land be-
longing to Mr.. ii. p. HIcKoK of this town,
produced this season 244 barrels of apples
Which at 81 per barrel would amount to
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-25
$4,000

WE ,VU
If the one hundred and twenty dollars
worth of produce gathered by d. Wedge
wood, Esqr. Of Greenland, n. H. from Sd
acre, was such an extraordinary yield that it
was worth publishing, surely that of Mr..
Hickok's is not unworthy ofno,ce. 1t shows
that Vermont as promptly repays the labor
expended upon her soil as any of her sister
states. The earth is no repudialor--but
she gives value for value.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20
SaaS ga 5NEa33s2
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE
FOR SALE
ROBERT r. DUVAL.

FOR BIT
ROBERT r. DUVAL,
Bank Square, Richmond, Virginia.
AsPARAGUS-Ciant or Dutch
bEANs-larse and small Lima, Snaps DC, China Dwarf
Mohawk 0'' '- D"Ai'
BEET-Lo3ag Blood Early Blood Turnip, French White
sugar. Manzcl Wurzel 1900 " '''-
BRuFOLf-EaTiy Cape, Large Pnrple
CABBAGE-Eariy Nors, Large Yofk Early Drumbead
or BaiteTsea- Early Sugarloaf, large Drumhead
Srom%ells do Req Dutch, or Pickhng, Green CuIed
savoy Pcnton, Leith, etc.
CARROT-L0ng Orange
CAuLlFL OMEtl-Eary and Late
CEIERN-M bite Sond
CORN-$miths Extra Early
CuCuMBEI-Eariy Frame, Long Green
EGG PLANT
kALE-Scotch. sea Kale
Coss ~ sass
MELON-Nuifnce. Citron. ETC.
WATER-MELLON-Finests kinds
NASTURTlUM
oNIoNmEaIiy silver skinned, Large Red
PAkeNlP-L1rge swelling, Dutch
fEAS-Eaflf Monumental, Early Cromwell, Early CharL
toi., Early Frame, Dwarf Blue Prussian, Dwarf Mar.
PUMPKIN Mammoth
RADiSIi-Long Scarlet. Turrip
RHlBARB-Rcd ior rarfs
sAl~lFl-oT Vegetable oyster
SPINACH
StlI AsI!-I,atly Bush
TOMAT O-larse Red
TukNiP-EaFiy ia, Dutch, Red Tor, large Noriol. Ru.
q rlsA
AS. general assortment II F over Seed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20
T. Il = II GARD ZEN SEED
WARRANTED
Just received and for sale by
JOHN GAYNOR.


JOHN GAYNOR.
One Door above the Bell Tavern.
REANs- Broad Windsor; Early Lon, Pod
weeks DO Yellow AZ. It. taIy Mohawk; Early RaeheI6
FAT or Valentine, extra hne "eu marrow.
n sEAHSmr9le or Climbing Large White Lms; Ho
BLET1Half Long Blood; Early Blood Turnip Roo,.,
BRoCoLi-Eary Purple Cape; Large Purpis u gar.
nearr' Do Drnnbs, aoI NJ DO Large York; DO Buloeks
ezra Rs; Growss superior headnf Fnes. sSls
eI Dutch GLOBE or PieElng Dwarf Caried ssToy
C SsFtirI al. F oTsnge
CELERYDwhfr ,e soii5y LAie Dutch
uSBER-Early Green Cluster fine picking; EarIv
tI.mei heenes Long Green Prickly, fine s' carry
iSDIAN CoRN-suith's EXTRA early fine
Large whneheai Ts,s, or Egres selsan hne Lazy or
MsL9DTNTNn,megi Carolina Water
oKRA-Lons White; shortdo
P SRSSIpy silver skinned, Straw eolored, Button
PEASrEx:ra Early, proIfc-CromweIr. mr. r,r.N.v
Imperial ne Dwarf NarTowis Matebsss Dw.5l Blue
RADIsH-scarIet short ton. fines, o,., v,,,,..
Yellow Tgp superior for sumner % Of .G Ia5np'
sPINACH-Round savoy fines, e. -
soSing-Common Round NJ spring or fai
SuAsmIE1sy Bush sunmer-summer Crookusek
IoMATo-Lsrge Red, fne,t kind
do Rua Rasa or V 9ons While Flat, superior, Red Top
BENE sEgD-CANARY Do
FLOWER Do-An assortment Of Animal p,.,
yANohlaN llLf'S. &c.
JAMES < GEORGE WINSTON
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
have on consignment, and offer for sal. n, ,.d..,
80 BusnFLsprime d Rd,ess@
% b5s o STeI, New Orleans and Rico Sugar
81 hhts Baltimore whiskey 10
g 10 Gibson 4 Marlin. odR,.
IT, boxes sHl0 lUrl2 and I2risGsss
~ ouis NO Metz n a. Herrinrs
~ W shHs Trinidad and MoIasses
% oass Java, Rio and Laguayra Coffee
~ bbIs Mi1s iap rial and Young Byson Tea
~, ~ boxes box Is IS and 6's Tallow Candles
lO 40 Good and Common scapI
~ iuhs Goshen Butter
- kegs New Lard
50bbis Vinegar
81 ooEes Havana Sugar
- buls Brazil
~ hall ppes French Rrandy in III. cns,o,, H..
~ quarter casks Porr Wine ~ NHS'0Ln House
lou III. ~. APp.e . and and Peach Brandy
- piec0s Hair Cloth
Family Flour ot,u
Loo fSussr Od M Wine, ndeniiobns
Cotfsu Yarn sears AZ g per VI.
Iniiso Windsor Chairs
SnDT Mahogany assouny
GuaLy Rags Tb Ssers
go Clair Backs
Air,or,-s Mahogany Knobs
I,;si, V-S..h- soia Springs
= r 'pniSAey Moss
la. French Brandy cocEi sf seS.,
o,d hpple DO Eand $500
Country Gin NJ se vie Nos %
No. ~. To- . Hydraulic Cement
mr. 10 ''N FIopfln9 Flank and Shinslea
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20
VOL. XXVII.


SUBSCRIPTION To the DAILY WHO 20 City Subseri-
Der sss year, and shortcr period at the rate Of su
ayea both able Ia advance. When sent by mail BIO
kyeaT.
ADvERTislNG-For square ofhncen lines Cor iess)
ore insertion 10 CENTS nseons 81 iRt three nser
h1us 81 tU sni ever .cing insetii"a ~ cents
Thrice week, ~ Suts toI each Insertion
Twice week III insertion 10 cents, every succeeding
n7ottiun IA cents.
once awcok. GriiuseTtlon 10 cents every succeeding
la - I,iun tOcen's.
Transient advertisers mustpay Ia advance.
The number of Insertions OF Advertisements must he
noted GA Tire Ms they VIII be inserted until to
be stopped and ehsrged accordingly. IJ-Ordcru TO stop
u,u q a ~ bc In writing.
Annual Advertisers charged ESQ for two Squares and
Ia that proportion for Nertisemcnts
espt Auctonecrs and Lottery Dealers who changed
elOu, (papcr Inc lulcdD
ns-Thc COUNTRY WIG IL published twice week,
rncsays and Friday at five dollars per annnn nay able
in advance.
FOR ADvERTIsING-7s cents a square, Cor lesr,) for
the hrsiusertion. aud 81 cents ioi cac continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20
GREAT DISCOVERY

HIS mcdline ~ the only has come before the
put fur the relefof mothers and - designed tor
,hei and the only htsn't cure for all complaints but
iorthe ono designed and he Testimonials iavor being
so Tfong, we recommend Il a valuable medicine. A
pabiIe' aeeo.npsnes each bottle. with fun desc Iipton
~ Us peculiar virtues. For sale by
mr3 n ErSTACE a. SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20
BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE CO.

BIlS ASNUTIIES.
SELLS rNDowMENTs FOR CHILDREN,
RECEIVES MONEY on DEPOsI1E,
EXECUTES TRUSTS
NAMES CONTRACTS winch life OF the ntrrns; Of mo.
ney - involved
WILLIAM MURDOCH, Secretary.
Applications may be made per sonay by letter, post
psiil The subscriber hgcnt for the tyLipany al kch-
mond who will furnish all necessary Information
csiTous Of avIng themselves Of the advantages which
ihs institution Oilers, Tor providing against those changes
u which all aic subject io the eainiy Of life and the
pr'cefou mess OF business. By the Payment OF small
sum- winch most men can spare, comfortable support
ieXi ~ UAtulNIS AGENT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20
.SasIsS
W.lRR.i.NTED FRESH .LND GENLL.N-E.

W.iRR.7.vTED FRESH AND GENUINE,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
ARTICHOKE-Gr Green Globe
ASPAEAGt - Giant or Dutch
BEANs-IarEe and small Lima, Scarlet Runners, Red
SNAP BEANS-Ea1ly China E,rly Yellow Paris ,sss.s
BEET-EaTly Blood rurnie Roote4 W low TO- Tong Bioot
yellow and White French. sugar, Mangel wunzel
BROtOii-Purplc aud WtEc
CABBAGE-Early York. Large York Early SusarloaL 10
Bauersea. Late Baitcrsea. Fat Dutch. prunhead
Large Berelr, Drumheai savoy. Green CURED slvoy'
CAULTlo wER-Farly andLA,
BRt SSEIS SPROUTS
CELERA-N hite solid
CARRor-Lous Orange, Long scarlet, Early Horn. Al
CRESS-Curiciot Peppcrrrass
CUCl E1r.y Frame Early cius'sr, long Green,
CoRN-EaIy sugar Eady Tusclroras
ENblNE-CIeen Cuflcd
RGG PLANT
Nal Es-Grcen Curled Scotch. Rape
LErTUCE-Roya White Heat lee Brown Dutch. E,rl,
Curlcl Si.esis. Willie snd Green Coss
WATER MELON-Fucsi Kinds
NELnNS-i.rccn Chron. Nuiucg Pine Apple
NUsTARD-wh.tc Medicinal and Brown
nNloN-sIlscI Ssin, yellow Dutch. Elrly Rod
Franc. 10 Charlton. Blue Prussian Dwarf MiTowfai,
- Bishops. Dwarf Pfoifc
PEFPER-Csycnnc and squash
rhksNl p-,lors Whlc, Gurnscy or Dutch
Eiin mARB-Uniu.itcd orTars
RADplsU-l0ng ScarIet. Shnrl Tor Long salmon, While
TunlQ, Re- Iuuuip, Black So1ueh
sAlSlIN-o Vegetable Oyster
set ASu-Early Busb. Orange VARIED Yellow Crook
ToNtTo-Iarse Redand yellow
IURNlP White Plat Dutch, Rel Top, Large English,
FLOWER SEEDS aud BuLBoUs ROOTS. urge As.
cg WILLIAM PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

-
VIE prortieor ofu h establishment. tc commence.
a., % o. s.,w year rsturas hts thanks TO his trends
opened their roaiion ~ july last aud he hopes
u,uthrr To merit H. by making all those who soiourh at
ns eOmionable at least, al any "her Hotel
~ the Union. lie takes this opportunity also Of caution
,s ,c pne against The uniounJcd rumora put 'noai by
have been mai his Hotel 10y them they
now what they ALWAYS have been; sxrEG sAr
Richmond Va. jan H. 1872. ia / lm
10 B1arcIs fpr meals only at the Gcntiemen as Ord.
nary, SIS per year
Ai,-ehs9 to TIC Erehansc u large Ccneer AMI Dali
Room which will be let for such purposes uPoI
Sonablc terms as any Ia the city.
~ YIN BRANDY &c Old Pale Cogn.e Brandy, very
- superior old Run, for sale. N ABBOT
Ia ~ Corner LclowA DuvaI m.
MooNrAiN burTLn, Jhss reeeiyeh
CREENOUGH's CHEMICAL OLA sun.
- Yoi us aeovs; for burning in Greenoush's Patent
Ell ALEXANDER DuvAL 60.
,LoHEs-supcr Black aud coouIei ki Gloves, at
" STARR a cos
i'o opposite Exchange Hotel
MRG EKEEBORN Merchant, Is1, Front street
W New YORK, has gwen pcruu ssion In use hts name
icsy, - To having been cured OF distressing Rheuna
nEwES' NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT,
after agreat variety OF other remedies had been cd ia
vain The positive ami quick effects OF thus article
well knp~nio all who have heard of IT, To require
JOHN GAYNoR,
IA one door above Bell Tavern
EAiknANJts' PATENT PLaTEoItM *
l. COUNTER BALANCES, f,rtalc by
"a, n. BALDWIN,
inJ-h Under the Exchange Hotel.
SurhR'oR ON cOsnie Brandy, in bottles. fog sale,
- leo II II HUTTON.
m 1lERCEs prime Rico
Nv ~ bbis Far
n 10 Eosin
~ do Pitch
800 sacks Liverpool ground salt, landing us morn
ing, for sale WEBB, BookER 4 HAMILTON
(,ENTlEMEN's SUPERIOR WATER TROOP BOOTS
VI AND SloES-Jssob Miles aud Son's-w have r..
nor Manufacturers Gentlemen inv,ie - call and lit
themselves. ID. BUIIINGTDi co,
no - MansIt House.
SPhRkLiNG CHAMPAGNE & HOCk-ii1 basset- !
Cdozen each, sparkling Cbanpaignc anil ioc eomprsns
tho best biandsin use IN this country, for sale by
noi2 Main ~. next door t. A Duvai & 20
RUN, TOBACCO, Sc
iN puneheon superior Jamaica Rum
do do Grenada do
brown i.,neho.nc a Armistead's Chewing Tobacco
Resalia, Principe ami Oh Cisars-for sale bv
no = w HARRISON.
GROUND PLASTER AND LIME
~ lnl casks fresh Tbou.,sion Lime
- do Lubbock Plaster, for salc 10y
JB ABBoTT
no l6 Main St next door A Dnyal 4 20.
GENrLEMEN'S ELEGANT WATER PROOF SHOES
Made by J. Miles & Son, expressly for our retail
Sales.
\NTE In receipt Of our supply Of the above
want of good article or Winter wear, will please ali ami
supply themselves, At JUDAH MYERS & co,
no II Dealers In Boots, Shoes Trunks. sc.
LADIES' CHEAP SLIPPERS.
\NE have on hand good assortment OF LADIES' Kid and
w Morocco slippers, made In Philadelphia Shich are
JUDAH MYERS & co,
de 81 Boot. Shoe and Trunk Dealers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20

no When d,spr,lcrs perceived 10 make their
proaoh they should he prevented by removing their
cauaes as Aon possible. lee ~ a mid
hug state, between health aud aeknoss when hc has
slight slen HAT does couhnc him Ia Inns he'd
business such IA slight attack Of the Rhcumatis,
son" OF The many nervous complaints To which We arc
lahlc-ani would be the part wisdom stop their in
crease vii hout delay; iur continuation o pain ocn vio
cny ah"etsthc mind Persons suffering from the alosc
complaint nau stage oi the disease experience
ci from the oi DIR = icwes' Nerve aud Bone Lint.
ment tho virtue II which meets only tral
mend selL Sold 10y GANNOR, Que door above the Rell
Tavern. ~
To suEItM.AN's CAMPHON LOZEN 9
a. ES-GNe Immediate :.list Ia sirk head
ache psnaibn OF the heart, lowness spirits spon.
deucy mn inIua'oty puiTid throsi, bowel
met cumpin iaining, oppression sense of sinking of
TIE rhc chOc. Spisus, cramps Of the stomach bow
els hy aefical affections and all disca9ea ows-
hroughthc day and wsksfu neht cholera cho.
lcra mOrbus, disrrhoa. lssude, n sense OF iasuc
Persons travelling will find h" oZengcs really reyvins
uied alor dissipation, they will restore the tone Ut the
system generally, 1nd remove all the unpleasant symptoms
arising irpm too free living.
DIRECTIONS for Use tine Iozengc should be put into
the mouth aud suffered 10 dissolve slowly untilu gone
then repeat untthey effect a seldom more than
three Will be required aud often single will
speedily all the pain difficulty, cuIng
cases IN from TO 10 minutes For sale. wholesale and
Istailb by imh bl ALIEN. DuNAL a co.
ALEXANDER DUAL n CO.,
.9pothsearieS dhd Druggists,
HAVE REMOVED
RIO their recently ted the Eagle Hotel
j Lot nh u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20
ia5I

PLANO FORTE wARE-HOUsE
Opposite the Banks
NE subscriber - CONSTANTLY rcr-iv,or FINN, tho res.
ois'eu manu- ,ei"ry OF Nusrs 4 cLAaK. New York,
Prove inenis andtst decacy of touch ara sweetne -
tpne' =" peculiar 'othcir Manufactures.
'-'t r, llhy on han'l a large assortrnenfof
flutes. llageoietis Ciar onrfts
GiilArs, NioAns, NolonceiloI
Accor'inns. Musical nIi.s
Iioros, Bn:lss aud TTump.fl
fhes AMI Drums
Gnrsr, Violin, Harp iano Forte ssrias or ,u
Piano Forte stools an Gov.
CHEAP MUSIC
~, aF-ii cnNsction Of Music ever offered lar All 90
ms SAFE may he selected from At The store Of The h
scriter, WHO IA enabled sell a the 80,
No. YORK ~hcle.a!c lad 'tail prices
ihose purchasing 10 sell will be furnished ,no,
Is.Iis ,hsh ihcY Gao find elsewhere ia the state
ramos rcfs;TtJ, tuned, Let on hire ana N On i'm
exchange r. H. TAYLOR
~ FlAHO fORIEs or every description renaired
AMI tuncd-Tunirg 10y the year II r.,npfrr, ~ W.,
h.'te4so Whose long eHperenc. afi abity In mann
@ anlt1lins Piano to-es Justly entities rim ro
"a vi ne euiifs' Nioi;is and Aee.r,ans repair.
uS- Orders left as above will be puuetuax ,t,a,,.t,
sdh-rin t1wnor country A"e"ue''"
WHITE MD GLOVES. &c
/ Anih1' and Gentl'uien's White Rid Glove. cha,
u" WINE 1h,i Back Six 40, DO q,
=. ., - CINNiNcHkMS
Ie 10 New aud Cheap Ca.h Dry Goods s,o,.
VERY OLD GRENADA Run AND yyTIIsECy -
and SUI etioT GfeLl,a Rum i'-on
OF Hni snlsTiot Whitley
-, ~. o .s o ABBOTT.
prone KID AND SILK GLOyEs-T6--
ant Sis Gloves, all eoors, for sal. lou, " A'a
-ee : MCPHERSON. Ast
j. III ARDEN SEED
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20
FRESH AMERICAN AND EUROPEIS
GARDEN SEED, FLOWER SEED HERB Ann
OTHER SEN

4 NAVE list received fresh assorfmc,, Of .,
90 ri- eNSIy sind o. the most choice Garden ana bs
49, rs'Ssl seed Most Of these seed are grown h. ~
'ssis -holiif % Baltimore, some OF the,, - sne
arr,n p ne best European houses, all OF which ar.
over other seed rs the ensuing summer Will
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20
NO. "a.

4 ,ENfLEMEN'5 sCARFs AND CRAyATs-J ,pp
a. Dow .pee,nx iresh AMI elegant Of scsr.
- await which viii sell unusually low pr,e~s-
are invited 10 call AMI examine for themselves
-'"'' 2. snEPrERsON.
LEECHEs.
IN ODO FRESH and beahhv Ea,op~,n :..eh..
'''sOOO lately 'eeeive, In good or,er A snnoiy
sep, on band sIi esa be any distance with
s'f"'i To be lad of '
feb - LysLL JOHNSTON LyEII
IRISH SHIFTING LINENS nv THE PIECE
IRISH Linens Of all qualities will he sod ehcan Inv 81.
piece Those aEting Linens. will fluid good arel- A
lOw prize. at J BCrNNINGHAM'S
Ie5 - New and cbean cash dry gods sore
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20

AZ Z avs this DAY we'd orr siury Of CANT N seal
WITCH ar" - Gsu~i ~AT'rute'i genu.ue, aud can be
clisl '-u. be had ui1usiy coutain,ng fuI i
re- uVht - i1the rte 81 sowing and manner Of cniva-
bESr-E1riy rurnip. dtrzle Marble French rnrar
-, "a u. nGreslei N1tenne. Btown d. China
"nie No. Eye, White Kidney, CEauhery. Horticulture
BGOICOLl-PuGglcC -pc
roEEt iE--catsh Ksle
CABBAGE -EArly YORK, I-in,lT-ih's large York FAIRY
sugar Loaf large Drsu,hcsL Fist Ouch, essl
savoy, Gr~,n CuIi.d Ssy1y. Red Dutch
CAtLrLowEii-Lari
cELERYR,- ahI wsto
CRtss>-Cutled
"a RCiMBERs,--
EGG PLANT Large Purple
ENElNE-Curicd
LETTUCE Brown Dutch. Early Cuiiel. Cabbage. etc.
mLLLoNs-"s;ei,% varieties, Nutmeg ard Citron
oNiUN-Redari silver skin
PAaSLHH-Cu.lci
PARsNlP-Suxar, cI'rs 6rs
fEAS-L-ndr-ih's Ezra Early, Esrly Frame Large
hsrrnwilt. Blue Inrenai. Bishop Dwarf Prolific
hAD!SH-i2Gg -t'.le White Turnip, RED Turnp
BisoE spIns y GLOW Turnip
sPiNACn-Round Savoy LcayeI, Pricsiy Seeded
SQUASH
TONATTOES--
FLOWER @EEDlu assorted packages
Inc irrffi-t0r g opportunities for extensive practical
chscrvI have eni0lei him i1d-iotisy 10 disc
such yariy-sof VEGETABLES as an. reilly votInv an ri,
tu1e, fr1r the inferior not unircquent S,rhcss
varieties OF tn class, which have bccu prcpctnaeI
TAR E tne pc Tefer therefore, King this selection
he "a exclude" nany usually found n the Catalogue
Of those vino rshdsrs not practical Rro;eers OF
sees Aud ne IS not sure that the variety might
'u it'hef icducei With advantage; al any this Is
ample for ans garden however extensive and fully adapted
10 the Noes; taste.
A. qgaiy Of the seeds the proprietor wishes il 10
be remembered that What Is sold by him is OF his own
growth, t~uh but shsM eIcepon) therefore warranted
SnH enurr contdehee, that thcy WILL upon tia prove
are casually collected NJ the United Safes To be hado
LfEiI1 JOHNSTON a LYELL,