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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

GEN. SCoTT's CIRcULAR.-The las, inn
portant paragraph of this curious produc-
ton, is in these words:-
"Finally | am asked If nominated as
a candidate for the Presidency, would you
accept the nomination. beg leave most
respectfully to reply-YEs."
This reminds us Of Brother Jonathan's
first counting expedition. Having arrived
at the residence Of his intended dulcinea,
and got the old folks comfortably off TO bed,
poor Jonathan sat with his tongue con-
gealed 10 the roof Of his mouth, and his
eyes staring upon vacancy, while Sally,
sweet lass, sal looking demurely into the
fire in silence, only broken by hall-drawn
sigh, SO ready at the call of woman, when
her feelings she
8" Half conceals, half dscloses.
AT length, however, Jonathan became
ashamed of himself, and determined to
make one desperate effort to break the ice.
"Sally!" said he, with an energy which
almost started her from her chair-and ha-
wing said thus much. he found himself OBJ
liged to finish the sentence. sally, do
you think you would have me if you and
could make a bargain!"
eyes, Jonathan"
"By hockey. Sail! you are too willing
there is some trick in this" and Jonathan
seized his hat, and left '',hem diggins"
forever.-Erie Observer.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

The New York American, deeming the
whole question of reputation Of state debts
compressed into the following query, asks
with an air Of triumph:
"Can state rightly avail itself Of the
forms Of law and credit to borrow money,
and then resort TO a pretext that these forms
TO avoid the payment of money thus OBJ
taned!"
To which The N. Y. Evening Post re-
spends:
fought state to be made to pay money
which it never borrowed and never re-
ceived, merely because its name has been
made use of by set of men who had no
authority TO do so by the CONSTITUTIONS
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

The Spirit Of the Age remarks: shorty
tpo millions, taco hundred and sirty,tour
thousand dollars of the earnings of the peo-
pie collected into Banks, and stolen and
flched therefrom, and squandered by their
officers, all within year. The very life
blood of the widow and orphan drawn from
them, their hard earnings taken, that the
officers Of these Banks may live in spen-
dor, lordng it over the working people,
and looking down from their criminal eIe-
walton with contempt upon the industrious
many, and denouncing as "Agrarans,"
Radicals" Fanny Wright men," and
" Locofocos," all who presume TO question
the necessity and usefulness of Banks, and
the honesty of the officers who conduct
them"
with this sad array of Fifty Millions
of Dollars drawn from the earth by labor,
and squandered by Bankers and Specula-
tors staring them in the face, still there
are men who have the holiness. the consul
mate lmpudence, 10 demand another Ma
tional Bank; by which they can collect to-
gether from all classes Of society, fifty or
a hundred millions more TO be scattered
again to the four winds of Heaven, TO de-
range the affairs of the country, create pa
MICS, bring ruin, distress and insolvency
upon thousands, and eventually destroy the
liberties of our country. Will the people
submit 10 such crying iniquity?"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08
BAD News. Mr.. Wise of Va. than

DAD NEWS.-Mr. W ISe OF va. than
whom there is no one better acquainted with
the secret policy, tactics and schemes of
the Clay party, stated in Congress on the
9th inst. ''that he believed the public debt
created at the extra session, by that party
would run TO some 40or so millions more
before it could be arrested" THIS must be
prevented. The Distribution bill should be
forwith repealed, and at the next election
every extra session whig should be turned
out. That would be an effectual remedy.
Natchez Free Trader.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

Curious ASTRONOMICAL THEoRY.----
We state the following on the authority
of NJ. Arago, the eminent French astron-
omer: If we place, in horizontal line,
a series Of figures, Of which the law is
evident, each doubling the preceding:
0 3 6 - "a 4S 90 1872
land afterwards adds four to each, we
should have ferries denoting the relative
distances Of the planets from the SUM-
Thus:
10 16 % 50 100 1876
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter,
Saturn, Uranus. If 10 represents the
distance Of the Earth, 4 will be that of
Mercury, 7 Venus, Is Mars, and 81, 100,
and 1876, the respective distance Of Jupi-
ter, Saturn, and Uranus. This law was
known as far as 100 before the dscov-
cry Of Uranus; and the distance Of that
planet being found to correspond, affords
a very remarkable confirmation Of its
truth. But, it will be observed, there is
a deficiency of one term between Mars
and Jupiter; at the proportional distance.
of % from the Sun. At this point a
small planet was some time since Disco
vered This planet was named Cere !;
and since, three others have been found
---Palas, Juno, and Vesta: all of which
have their orbits so near each other, as
to lead astronomers 10 believe that they
are fragments Of larger planet which
had been shattered into pieces by some
internal explosion, or the shock OF a
comet.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

Human Glory.-There arrived at Hull
a few weeks since, Dutch vessel, laden
Napoleon. and to be sold now by the BUSH
ell for manure.
This vessel was navigated by man,
his wife and four daughters.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

AT late term Of the Circuit Court in
Tallahassee, Florida, 1920 cases were
called, 1000 judgments entered, and the
court still under full sail with the itigated
cases. There are upwards Of 100 cases
on the trial docket, besides criminal and
chancery cases.-Miss. Free Trader.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

Embroidery.-" Have you liver ony
worsted, sir?" eyes, man, worsted for
embroidery, if that's what you WANT
Truth an it is, for don't | want to en-
broidiher my old mans stockings sure9"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

The entire Delegation from Kentucky
the banner wing State--voted for the re-
peal Of the Bankrupt act.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

The Hon. Rober, ]. Walker has offered
a resolution of inquiry, with the view OF
demonstrating by the records of the Trea-
surv department, that of the eighty-slx
millions Of dollars collected while the INDIE
pendent Treasury System was in opera
ton, not one dollar 'raS lost by defatcatton
or otherlciSe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-18

BOOTS, SHOES, TkUHkS, &C, &C.
Second SuPpiy-.Noo. $, loil.
SAMUEL PUTNEY il receiving anotlcr iresh STOCK OF
- Boots Shoes Trunks hy the Liberty Jast arrived
compri-in. good stock Of the following:
Mems heavy pegged Eroean-
Do. lined aud bound kip pctced l'ooircs.
De. DO d.. sewcd Booees tvtfy superior.l
ID. flu calf Boo.es.
10. DO XII ed Roo;ees ilarec Sizes.) z
10. heavy superior water Boots extra quM ey.j
oi mems heavy waller irn'i hnots
IL Of calf Boots, At > ana 50.
Women's uc sewed Wells.
Do DO. strap sewed Booter.
Boys line stsed 81 pand calf do q
Misses tine strap leather Booces anc saoe
Ladies Tine goat lace iiootee'.
DO. superior ga!er Boots
DO. do. silk quilted Bootces . .
pair laii' dress aFiis SAoS hhn Sfc al
qualities. shapes aud sizes ,n,
$40 pair Of ircon's Shoes and Eooces, Tor children.
Rirliu,nnd nu,e iroaues rgsset aud black leather.
Miles & Sans celebrated waterproof b"os' ,
Aud many kinds superior and beautiful goods Tor the
Winter wear which sold a 'w rs i'e same Iuay al
goods e bought either in Baltimore, or Ne"
YORK, wholesale aud retail, BY NJ, ~ nbi,
Hdoesq'e and Re.aR Dcaier IN Eoott Shoes, Trunks,
Caryst Bags &C., cfp'si'c the Runs Eas'e Hotel
Nny 5i-5m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-18

NTOTICE--Thc Franklin Manufacturing Company have APP
pointed a. Maddox their Acea who will be furnished n
his store two the Bank " Virginia, with large
sp,y ni MI the varieties Writing Paper made their Mil
viz Foul,cap, aca packet and letter Paper all wc ~
sell by wholesale ard retail NJ such rice - cannot ai It.
tty aud mrchatS and citizens ~
the STATE generally respectfully invited To examine his stock,
and to their interest % encourage domestic MANI
flc;n,cs. RICHARD WHITFIELD, Presiica.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-18

NOTICE-The recently remover 10 he county
OF buckingham, New Canon ana VIII rs
the aud Superior Courts y buckingham
Cumberland address New Canton buckingham couh
Is. Jo96i IL "a.
Jan dim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-18

NOTcEpuruat To- decree Of ,r Crcui; Superior Court
Of Law and Chamcery for the county M southampton, and
instructed 10 advertise The Richmond Enquirer aud
the National inestnrcr, published ~ Washington Guy, thai
there fund remaining under the control the court; due
Nathan Buster and wife, Thos. Rievcs Wade and WIFE,
Jno Reeves, S;eng Reeves lin. &. Nnsuw Ridley Pur
ter Porter Porter and Cha lott and they
requested forward and .cer the sums ecrced Ia
respectively and comply wifi liz conditions Of the order
distribution Members nj Cun;tc*n whose district those
persons will confer layo .r constituent ~ giving
,etn The caflirs, aiugnal,ui. EDWp. BUTTS.
December II, isu 6y-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-18

DESIRABLE FARM ron SALE wis, to sell my Farm,
N Brook HIM. living both sides o The Richmond and fredrf-
cksbus Turnpike road 81 miles from this city, le Tract en-
ains 80 10 400 acre. Of which there about ~ accs low
grounds and - To II wood land in body The I'M
provcients Of dwrn. haI>c containing seven
rooms with passages a.nvc and ht kitchen,
smoke DAIRY The other buildings, such ~ barn. "a
negro quarters good repair ms farm consilrr
admirably adapted, country for CITY ecnar-
being drive {" 30 I" - minutes I" the cry u ny
seasons Year. location inf is sciah VII" would
have practice. Fer application niiS
Mr. Henry L. Carter Of icnrico myself eit.er Of
70. L. WILLIAMSON
Jan. 4 '----""iN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-18

NoIICEIn pursuance Of tia provisions OF two Deeds OF
Trust, of record Clerks Once ot Nnioway county
Court executed by Ihos W. Epcs, one 70
cnre the money therein mentoned
10 David G. Williams Individually and rs Executor OF John
H. Williams deceased dated r @ih day OF April 1871, the
ether the certain osr sums Of money therein
mentioncd due David NIams and Thonts pick,noI
aud dated the Sh day October si SHALL on Tuesday, the
lst day 81 February The PROMISES, expose III SAFE III pun
C auction the bidder cash. the Tract oi Land
which the said rhoS. resides lynn. IN the county
No,toway within three miles of Holloway Courthouse, and
adjacent lands of Dr. A. A.. Campbell, Capt Wm Fz.c
raid MIR. Asa aud T. u Epcs and contains about
hundred and forty five h. the same more or TESS lie
laud well adapted srowi Of tobacco and grain crops
wood and pine land rahuan aud al the best The
improvements consists III good FRAMED dwelling house, with
three and passage, an Stry convctnt Ching anu
cellar framed cranay and stable siS tobacco
barns and ice house. together viii all other buildings winch at
tac generally. .H,ijngs having been
ti.i ,e. Years Fol hta convenience, and good
bi,rrcl Ao the following property In
eighteen Slaves and trf increase, seven head Of iSc
al his stock Of iae Sheep ani Hogs Ill ms Household aai
Kitchen Plantation Utensils, pleasure Carriage
and Harness, ly-.,Sf Wagon AMI Gca.. aai h
hand Also thu time aud place. all he
of said !hos W. E,s under the VIII OF Francs
deceased, in the lands devised by ihG sd drfecnt,
Mary sli; l,, and 10 tile said 1hus W. Eyes
Afterwards much Of the spcfy rca! and PERSONAL as
nu rs Trustee convey only title vested not
wi,sandun title 10 The "riy il believed I" h. nnrNcep
ouahe The sale be continued rem da day found
| ccssary advisable.
y -rhc slaves of women, and gt and
uncunnioulg likely
| FRANCIS FITZGERALD. Trustee.
| Jan. Is n-2aw:w&whf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-18
STRATTON'S OFFICE,
Ij,l Srprrr.

nRAwING Of welsburr Lottery No. 81, drawn December
~ 1lih, 1871: - :, ~ =,
~, Ticket Nos 40 A. IT, the highest capital prize Of
soi n a., r,,d =, ~" i,h, no - STRiTrON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-18
ny THOMAS RITCHIE.
-cnrms Of the Richmond Enquirer.
Nth. Er9airer pu6Shsd saTee tseS cee. cur oS ~
Of "a. state e.s,stare am ,ess u ~ . prI6S "


cft's state +e.S:TrIFsRv TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
s. ,rs orr .renr, and Three Dollars for six months,
i ,,nce 10 Be pad The oRce, emitted by na post
~ l. :, j, oiars per anmu!n al me emf 81 lne year
"a ~ s IL this eice NAY be reunited per na IN sooo anu
rrS anl.s 4, risk Of the Editors rae postage ~ an
- 5s., Pat 81 ta Hr;ses-tlhe pn-ass ~ s,S
II ,y atcoun! the writer. II Is the accommodation o.
n N extensive business, wl,h operates Is serious 'aN
yer wi pay nine papers annually shall have the
scr,p,iors shall be considered as incurred
,y,nre and fas years publication unless specially
an VI shorter time, and paid for in advance Tor 'na' S'e'
tn shall he sent order of ANY new and M
n Il ,-!cr unlcss paid Cor IN advance or sae'os =.
"e lie made Snc~n and accessible Ns'. =" e. = h
IT. or iii ply aen, But in case Of an order nr pun
en without payment i"'a nsw s!sv, y 49, n, CON
- n ~ cnniinas single number .iay pe ss"' '""
= ,,s ~ accompanied ly copy "i teis 49,, -,
" ,,fes Of all subscribers whose ABILITY t. pay may &c
a. -. publisher aud who may remain lnarie" , ~.
=, ne .n of years ifoa Tie i'Hie whcnthe :,
Vas due Shall ht erased from the ~ Of -
.'i|.a ~ Resolutions a. TIE Editorial tosren;,on y "a.
r.. Resolutions the results Of tie collective WE
"a, we're n,elbel Richmond, tie I'm Ji'n5s, IS
y ,h.sc Resolutions, Determined to an'ie "s
-,s ,e.ntn,.3l iGt"re - require IN ihrN-
Icin q! the American presses ,re driven
ia English a" es f1g"nt No a o,S -. 81 t ~"
,.,1e Tie dci!ty consists IN tie transition i'%.
o. the oisr Na"a.,aHa'a or seycral
,f,cr,r, IN lie Look, arrears to tins once
H. ., cne or course The Of subscriber WI"
i praelnent, WAL positively es'F'1kch on i!"h ou ~
!: cui.neG Of our next volume.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
a.sorea That recommended 10 the Editors o. HeM'
20. tt,.a.iuu the Commonwealth, 20 p1bsl ~ ie neau -
,s rs their rates advertising, aud t!a, iey strictly
here same ami t''at l.tse Prices ne ' -
s"' -" Ce.6ie...r II ,5s h.l;Vrici C"areit'os
~ square r sixteen fines nscFea % eeu's; Tor
- , d's,9nce r,st accompanied with the advance
ia Or satisfactory references 10 insure cA",iiiina. - .
RI those a!ys srt my auvrH 10 s!'o rr ahhl',
lr; wiil lie ue PER an 70 So Of 10 pcr cent
Il The earnest solicitation Of several at OIL. city Trends
~ have determined 70 rake iimiiea number Of yearly ni:et
IFS wr altogether unnecessary 10 s!y any mn ~
y II The .ya,ic i%sg result; ,hcref'om 10 III whole
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-18

VNISInEND.lie residen; and directors of nc Bank Of Viz
10 gna dividend from The pro'~ # the lnrt
tuticn three cent on The capital
stock subject deduction Of the 11' If the Commonwealth
of fourth Of per cent on the n"w stock .
J. w PEGRAM, Cashier.
I,h n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-18

WATT, WINSTON 4 POLLARD. 7Hyau / HA,e's lac
sul =; "si Io safe 10 the trade, both town and country
,, ~ n'icr the following Goods, received by thr
ten rom baltimore and New York all which, having
~ 'Ht hc,i terms. VIII BE- sold yery lom for cash
'' NY nrw Orleans, Porto Risoand 81. Croix Sugars
IL ~ 'iia Clarified do.
T. 70 pane Ncw Orleans Mol sses
y 49,, do Foao Rico, do. for retailing
i, r',tS ID. do.
~: y .iN' cheap Trinidad do
:. - 'oitre, ptine green Rio. new
!. -. oli Jas and i.1guyrt Coffee
:. ,n"'c, Loaf Sugar. al various qualities
,i,i che.i, extra Gunpowdcr Tea
,M =" ~ 'hhipwdci, Imperial and Young Hyson do.
\, o''s sap. of qualities
/, ~ Srtrm Candies, hest quait, New Bedford
i, y. jndd'S Patent Sperm Candles
4, H. .ho rs do. do. for Taverns, &c.
In 10. best Tallow Candies
Sos, ,a'As Liverpool fine salt
i ~ ~ p,,ne Bacon, shoulders and misdlinss cheap
-, ,+us i'all and whole boxes Rasns hes, bunch
= Aa assorted, Iron aud Steel
ta-', im!isD, Pepper, Alspice, Bar Lead, Shot
,'.,nP"wier, Wrapping and writing Paper
Il, i. .". i, Yarns, fei.ags, sc., sc.
'11oi 67--lf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-18
twice week, ~
p,yIU,e quarterly.

TNAUt
ne 's handwriting is uaknow Al this olhoe, mast lie auici
t by lut>tion o:!e Postmaster III is heish"'lood
nsy j. ~ published Every measure, that has
- a. i:HnS!ons aud Gniz.es, has proved hereto
uuayingWe must. therefore, insist ~ Snch case upon
btin. ce-d b the al The Postmaster
80. IN. LL-L o. ". 49,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-18

In connection with The above Ea. hncnf The subscriber
has taken The Mausion House, rtn|y Kept IS Kiss Ha
luraer, that well adapted ,n the accommodation 4 gentle
men travelling viii families, THIS E.;ghii w! r.
naged by Mrs. Iiui, win TIE assistance "f The msctthrr
4. i. HODGES.
T. S-Ibera was-s wi; lie gwen 10 whir man. qualified in
all respects Ia sup,utcnd the Cooking all various branch
lie be Cook himself and cciir wei. rec"nlrrded-
Also, good Ilouse-k,cpcr wanted. T. y H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-18

tIEsAiE school. Is .uISA-A School Tor the education
young ladies will he opened II my residences III lc o"n
" Of Louisa on Monday, si ay Of January newt nndf
the slierntcndancc o Hiss Caant H. Dodge 81 Ne" i"h,
Young lady o highly recommended Tor ier ~
lions both moral aud intellectual take charge If The education
Of young ladies' III this school every ins WI r taur 'ec'-
ary complete aud finished lnsish r"'u'a"''
as the French Music. The situation
proveI.i fer good .t aEd S cntiigii
part If the state Six eight Young ladies VII h. taken y
hoades ny family The for hoafa AMI i't"n WI N
SIsJ months. lhl S,'"' a- be- u
the education of my ciiei, and no S
spared in rf"cIrin. competent c'cis icfS"ts
wishing daughters wards 10 this school are re-
qars;cd Early possible. The i@Hr oil uiIs
i limited. Ny Post.Oi,c Is, roticssilc, Louisa county
CLAYTON q. COLEMAN.
o,;., N. "n rstI l-2lwu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-18

Company, ana ONO Land J0r safe.
"oenenc" to an order VI the Circuit Superior LAW
M IhaEcory continued and held for Richmond county on
ie 2sh day Of October 1871, directing me- after
"er 81 Tue time cnd place Of sale, by advertisement IN
tlatt .ntelscnCer published the cy al Washington
~ se irGlfeI, published IN the city Richmond for 1t
~, 'i' sell |" Tie highest bidder ut public ancon be-
E,,p - interest," IN twenty-five shares the Farmers
!, - 'ehi' te dividends oi which gwen by the viii
NM, 'lr Stock IN the James River and Kanawim Company
H. penhsS 20 Inc Estate Of the said seward Also, all
,t, ~ ~ ~" Saie Of Ohio belonging the SAID Estate.
III ~ ih'sday the 81 day February next proceed
a het1fe ~" door Of the Exchange Hotel, IN the city
''Ai - directed Ill The aaavc- mentioned property.
BARTHOLOMEW L. CHM,
Der -, 7fsists.rGOr dc bonus IF John Senard, di.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-18

SSEECH or Mn. BENTON, OF MISSOURI,
In Senate, January b. loi2-On the Cabinet Plan Tor
Federal r,ycheauer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-18
Richmond ll,l necen,he- 1871. G3-tds

The Land described the preceding advertisement being sub
n for tiance If The purchase die
John el the representatives. Of Tn. H. Harrison, de
appear. hy deed al trust, bearn:
date the III dat u January, 3i duly recorded Goochinni
County Court, tie ,aa irl 10 tcfnard Peyt"n and Will
lam Fgney, u-, Randolph harrison Executor Of tn
l. HARRISON, deceased viii he sold subject - tina, lien: J.
therefore, IN tile deed aforesaid concur III tie
.a.- the pat- md advertised BY
Warwick Trustee. Will uaite III the
necessary cnnyeyanc., being distinctly understood that the
purchase money paid according the rights of the par
i.-s claiming ulle! tie aforesaid deeds.
BERNARD PEYTON, SGrrirng Trustee.
jan It'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-18

Splendid Schemes week Tickets ana siares ana 'is
''"' '">"' ""''"' - s. STRATToN, Richmond, ia.
l-Et
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23
GARDEN SEED.
W.ARR.i.NrED ERESu ANN crArrIur

WARRANTED FRESH and GENUINE,
WHOLESALE and RErAm
ARTiCHOKE-Grecn Globe
AsPsRAGbS-Gisnto or Dutch
nEaNS- LarEe and small Lima, Scarlet Runners Red
SNAP BEANS-Eariy China Early Yellow Paris 6 week.
No. Refugee OF 10000 one, Red Marrow, EarIv Mohawk
bEEI-Eary Blood rurn.r Rooted. yellow 40 Long n ood
m, ,asIlow ndWhte French, sugar, Mangel wuTizel
'AbbAGE-Eariy York Large York. E,fly su-srloaL DO
Bittefsea Late Bsitersea, Fiat Dutch. Drumhead
I5rge BerEur, Drumhead savoy, Green Curled savoy,
oohhuLIFLowER-Earya and Late
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
tELERY-Mhite Solid
OAkkoIILong Orange, Long Scarlet, Early Horn, Al
CREsS-Curledor Pepueryrass
CUCuMBEK-Eariy Frame Early Cluster Ling Green.
Chsrkin for Picking
SoRNIEarly sugar, Early Tusearoras
ENDlNE-Green Curled
EGG PLANT
kAIE3-Green Curled Scotch, Rape
LEFk-Iarge Scotch
LErIUcE-Royal White Head, Ice, Brown Dutch, Early
-, 1nIled -ilesia. White and Green Coss
WATER NELON-Fnest X nds
NELDNS-Green Citron, Nutmeg Pine Apple
MusTARD-Whlte Medicinal and Brown
0NloN.silseI skim Yellow Dutch, EsrlyRed
PfeHe Do Charlton Blue Prussiln, Dwarf asrrowfat,
bishops Dwarf Prolific
PEPPER-Cayenne and squash
PRsLEN-Fina Curied
RHt BARB-Undulaied for Tarts
RADDsH-IOng Scarlet. shor; Tor Long Salmon White
TuInln, Red Turnip, Black soanish
shL-IfI-or Vegetable oy s;ei
souAsIi-Eariy Bush, Orange VARIED Yellow Crook
ToM.To-Iarse Red and Yellow
TuRNlP White Plat Dutch, Red Ton Large English
FLOWER SEEDS and BULBoUs ROOTS, 1 large as
sortInent.
e 9 WILLIAM PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

NIEssRs. +. CHASE ~ co.. cuts-Hcaring muci
wi said ABOUT the extraordinary effects Of the Rcsuri
ton Persian Pills upon thoso about become mothers
Undue c 10 make tfi ofihom NY wfo was ta
time tho mother Of children aud had suffered the
dous aud cScrucsfns pansdurns ADD n0or her confnc
u each. She haitrcd every aud takcn
medicine but found little relief She commenced a.
king tho Persian Pills about months before her conGne-
mcnt (hcr hea' b. ing very about ths length time
provOus) aud coon amor was enabled by their
10 the ~ mother 10 her family until her condnc
ment. A. the time he commenced flklng the Persian
Pills and Tor several eks previous she afflicted with
dry, hard cough, frequent cramps, which tho
Of the Pills entirely removed before using half box
ia with great coII that advise all those about
~ become mothers. g. fiake use oftho Persian Pills All
those that have taken cm In our noEhborhood have got
along In tho manner, and about Tho house
IN few days There Toes NOT appear IN be half the aE
Of other dicuifs settling IN acr confinement where
these Pills taken We uniicdy sly LEI none neglect
taking them, f1r thcy In the reach ofthc POOR well
tho rich. We truly thankful that there u n remedy
which females can easily procure, which lids fair - les
the world Of gaeIng' which many Of them have 10
bear and Tue lives Of thousands which other.
wso would be Id =. ROBERTS,
A. q. ROBERTS.
Rochester, MsYB ls38.
For sale hy A. q. STEVENS.
NJ "a.