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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-28
DREAD. BREAD, BREAD, BREAD.

DREAD, BREAD, BREAD, BREAD.
All yyho want pure AMI good loaf OF Bread OBJ
lbs. for shilling, or los for 10 pence, al PAUL
Fourh-slreet also large variety Of Cakes, Pies and Pas
ie equally cheap and good having found by experience
tbat the nimble sxpence better ttn the slow shtng he
now ready in his and elegant establishment 10 carry
plans execution and hopes by his constant attention
business together with his superior articles 10 merit
small share of public patronage.
N. B. Don't forget the large GILr SHEAR OF WHEAT OF
the corner of FonrI-stIeet. OIL lws
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-28

CYSTEM OF CUTTING.-Important
~ TO Tailors-Mr. H. SEGhR would respectfully call
attention of the trade generally TO his axar system OF
cutting garments being that ascertain points with
that degree Of accuracy which he believes has never before
been arrived at The above be had OF bsagrt.
Mr. DUB OIS, 231 Broadway where al all times The system
''' 80 " ol2 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-28

DOARD-A Gentleman and his wife. or
,pr single Gentleman. eau be handsomely accom-
noda,sd with pleasant Rooms and Beard by applying NJ
No l.6 Henry.st Reference. exchanged o22 :"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-28
BOARDING SCHOOL.-lrving Inst

, tu,e--An English and Classical Boarding Schools tor
Young GentIrclen. Tarytcwn, New York. No day seho
lars recrived.)- wN. p. LYSS A. NJ and CHAs. II. LScS
4. NJ, Principals.
Circulars containing recncss, catalogue of patrons and
all desirable niernaton may be- had apphcatios al the
nstitutou the bookstores OF W. A. Celman. us Broad
way: X Lockwood, III Broadway; II. x $ Raynor, 7e
Bowery; T. J. Crowen, 6sS Broadway.
n. SWinter Session OpcnS on llle Isl NoNeinber. 90
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-28

IsaAC CU"I, UloCeI' - ',,,
is also made f any farther evidence reGuted)
. NJ lanes Brown. of the house OF Brown, 6totnefs
ho is acquainted with absve particulars, In Vbose
employ eAe ao sl7
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-28

DOARD-6S Duane st.-There is moth
D ing better nothing cheaper. Call and see OF Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-28

pOARDING.--A gentleman and his
a , wife, three respectable young men, may
find Board and pleasant in gentecI house ans l.
valc family No Doverstreel, few doors from FRANK
lin square Price low 10 suit tie times Reference re-
ouired ul5 lmH
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-28

TUT NAILS. Tacks, Spikes and Spara
" bles, for sale by MITCHELL WIrHERELL,
nos street,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-28
THE TRIBUNE
Iiterarp Notices.

rsr HrEaoPHAsr, or Monthly E1postor Of Sacred Sym
bots and Prophecies. Conducted by GEO. BUSH; No.
Ill Dayton l. Newman, 1893 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-28
MISS ORAM'S BOARDING AND

M DAY SCHUUL @lH De opened on thursday, sth
September, al No. 66 Hammond street
Mr and Mrs BLEEcEEs. for many years at the head
popular Female Seminary in westrhesec Coqny, aNoci-
a,sd viii, Miss Dram OF this City, hayug taken the
ive Mansion No. IS HamnioadsreeI III opes Boarding
and Dav School for Youbs Ladies Thursday Sept Sh
The building grousd for elegance, convenience and
healthy location surpassed by any similar nssin
ton in the city.
Miss osAM with assistants, win attend to the instruction
of the Young ladies' and The domestic department VIII e
an.er the Superintendence o. MrS. Bleeckef WI
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-28
PREPARATORY school,. a, MID

n DLkIoWN, conneo,.cut.-A Classical and EasiIsh
son will commence Nov iSh md ccG.inpr . weeks
This School well supplied aiih apparatus boe, Pho-
also complete OF American and Foreign Outline Maps
Library, lc &c Students are tbosoaghly prepared -.
ulsf tor business cpleg late Institutions
- ne PRINCIPALS and fnps reside Together one family
ePofary occupying the place OF parents the Princpes
seI corresponding oeilgscG val IN The manners
morals and education OF their Pupils Ma tuden, whose
eSamp'e ioand Injurious, will be permitted 10 een,nae
with
tii. charge for Instruction Board, Washing, ordinary
Mendng, Fuel. Liskis, and Bedding SlsD per annRu-
each term IN advance
II Clrculars may be obtated Of Co. P Diso>way ESQ.
No 80 Peartstreet or of the Rev Henry Chase No s4
Cherry-sreet ID. ii. CHASE, A. M ,.,
oS uilsDSw ). CHASE, An. Et"s'pas'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-28
Alderman of the llth Ward
Sepienlbcr l6, 1912.

NEW.f ORK, HuSUEt %, Iof~.
Gen,lcmen,-A tale OF misery aud mine 10 tell and
memory the task brings back scenes that
have pa; sbudder at The picture and amest wonder 1t II
So For months stretched upon bed OF suffering and
distress rackc by the most e1crucatng pam aunlrw
agonythe only tliat from my lips the voice e
groanng aud my only hope despair. Often and often Willie
others slept n the still hours OF night have turned my
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-28

NEW.I ORK, sept II, 1917.
hfes1s Sands Gent-ln the cholera ot The year
1882, disease first made its appearance the end Of my
tongue which continued spread gradually for three
years durisg which time under the treatment OF dil
erept physicians without receiving essential benefit
tongue was scaed frequently caulezed slit ugthwlse
and until told that the ony cure would
be 10 my tongue of the root; but seemed un
whether this would put 10 the such
DISEASE preferred risk my life rather than submit 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
GARDEN SEED
WARRANTED FRESH IND GF.NUINT
Wmn IFeAIr md Rrr.n

U'fRRiNTED FRESH IND GENUINE,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
ASPAKAGIS-Gau or Ouch
~BEANs-Iarcc and small Lima, Scarlet Runners, Red
SNAP BFANs-FaIly China, Early yellow. Paris weeks.
hsIIsee oT lt9I9 one Red Marrow, Early MohASk
"ht =" H.9d Iprnir RoCtes. Yellow 10 Long Blood,
M n ra9 aPdMhte Frsreh' Sugar, Margel wuuzel
CABnAGE-Eariy YORK. I4rsc YORK. Etry su,srl,,e 40
5arsG u.tsnr' Drumhcad savoy,G Green CURED savoy'
CATllFLowER-Early aud Late
CELERY-Whte solid
~kRor-lo Orange, Long Scarlet, Early Horn, Al
CREsS-Curcior Peppcr-r,ss
uVnNhbNCLt tramc, Ear'y Cluster, Long Cfeen,
C~oRN-EaLy sugsr. Early Tusesroras
Ss~IgsTGreea CURED scotch. Rape
L~ETtucE-Royai White usad. lee, Brown Dutch, Early
~ TnTJe,S White md GrecnCoss
~MtLONS-Grccn Citron, NutmtE Pine APPLE
M~rsrARb-whtc Medicinal sni Drown
nNlpN-siscI skin, yellow plfh. Esily Red
PEAS-Eun Euy, Eauv wtrvics, Ehry NAY. E,riy
ees, ~ CARTON. Blue rrlssau, D~inNlnowai,
hshops pwartPt'idc
e@esrEg--C'yeaq; snt : SQUASH
WHtRB-Uo5aa,ci orr,us
RAnpl-i-ton Sc,risi, s1'u Tor Lon4 salmon, White
TItr.r Ret Tunip. uack spanish W."
sAi ~ -cr vegetable osstcr
s~QuNsu-Eaty Bush. Orange VARIED. yellow Croos
T~oWtTn-fars, Redand Yencv
IuENlP -Wnic at Ouch, Red TOP, Large Ensiisb.
FLOWER SEEDS aaj BuLBoUs ROOTS. , l,r,. a.
enruHnt
Ns WILLIAM PALMER.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS, CARPETaAGS.
Sc.
{ lIR stock offhe above arrcfot is very large AMI f.s.r,.
y ole. nnu tr ua our Wish tn fciure Be- al nrf a. r.,rsl.
blc by TIE spring, rcatirfrcrmer Willie of-rrdf, W..
o'~'es oreasn, orlo uuotual. cn.nm.rs only
sueccsscrstos Pu,ney, cpro'ie nc Rsl-s
ofhc Eate noel
LOAF SUGAR Al WALNUTs
y 1cEs fresh Grcnobic walnut. F1r aicby
tc GiW tNNCAsrEH. Denny CO.
NICK T~iEs-Cnem anI rukNecs uc.1
~ IN CUNNfNGuANs
tcp C1cap ctsn fry Eoris sore.
Ron toe = warranted 10 run M days sfh !
II once winding ZAP. Also Eight Day clocks win brass
wofks a.. GENNFT
De- l9 OPPOSE The Dell Tavern.
LONDON FOR TER. /
have iuec snprly o." Abbows )" Iondsn Double
w Brown ~fri. In quarts and hints, which We are de. 7
'cuuIncd o. eIh f over rate than 30 eau be ,ld down i
from tny Of The N1Fhcru ciics,
WILLIAMS 4 HAXALt.
mrs Afenis Tor INC so Brewery. Loud'n.
CJrEWtOW q OIL-3l cssgs sup-Tcr
~ r-lt' pI.n htsFeni ~ each, warranted a No auIcic. /
Nus WILLIAMS a uAxAlL
A LARGE suPpy Of fancy soap, Nt sale.
N@ } EUsTACE a SON,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
VOL. XVII.
TERMS.

SUBSCRIPTION To the DAILY WHO 20 City subsert
oefs eSa year, and fot a shorter period, at the rate Of 80
syesr, both payable In advance. When sent by mail elo
a)ear.
ADVERrislNG-foron one square ofhncen lines Cor ie-s)
oneinserlon, 10 cents; two Insertions 81 W. three inser-
ulns el 70, aui cVa y succeeding inscnioH 20 cents.
Thrice a week, OcSnts for each Insertion.
Twieea week, hTstinscIuOn 10 cents; every succeeding
Insertion 20 cents.
Once a week, frstinserlon 10 cents; every succeeding
Insertion JOc euis.
Transient advertisers must pay in advance.
The number of insertions OF Advertisements must be
noted on the Ms, OF they will be inserted until ordered 20
be stopped, and charged accordingly. D-orlors to stop
must also bc in writing.
n that proportion for advertisements Of greater lenfth eK-
eept Auetoncers and Lottery dealers, who are charged
elhO, paper irclulcd)
ny The COUNTRY WIG Is Published twice aweek,
CIuc~iays and FHdaysD At five dollars per annum, payable
n advance.
TOR ADVERTislNG-75 cents E square, Cor lcss) for
the lsstiuscrton. and 20 cents ioT each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23

J"'I - "csfaUIel Especially When distant from cltics or
where tuners arc sehiom 10 be met with,D having not only
TIE metallic plIis AMI alt rho modern improvements, but
also peculiar Braces, calculated TO give gIeat strcnrth and
sClidiiy.
A guarantee in writing entities the purchaser 10 ex.
prove defective.
Ahnew Pianos sold TO remain In this ely, Will be kept In
tune one year without change; aud those 10 be sent into
the country packed wifhou. charge.
Pianos tuned, let on hire, and taken in exchange.
p. n. TAYLOR,
mari Nnsfr storc- 80 ~. p..t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
TO SUIT HARD TIMES

notsEE SIGN PAINTING, GLIDING, GLAZING. &c.
ENALnEhlCk =. SMITH tender his thanks TO his fnends
anu ne puoLc, ior the extensive Patronage With which
lie has becnt scufet, and respectfully announces TO them
thathe BE- no~,- epaied 20 execute orders In the various
branches OF his business in n supernr manner and on
leiSl4 which cannot Tail 10 meet appreciation.
lie parucuary requests individuals or firms who NAV
require Signs Painted or Lcitered. or Lettering Of any de.
scuquon done, thai he will undertake their execution in a
HorkmaE-Ake manner 81 much Lelow the prices usually
charged IN this City, Tor his motto Is AMI shall be that
"~tnct economy requires only moderate expenditure,
Aud moderate profits suffice for rs IequireInents"
orders for GLAZING IN any part Of the City shal be
promptly attended to-, and he confidently promises mis- paf-
ro'e thai they shall cot be the victims Of pToerasunation
onhis pan
Genilemenin the country will fat him ready es hereto.
jrt 10 undeItA-a PaIsitg. &c. 10 the adjacent Counties
sud they ~lialso Lndthat he has always on hand an ex
tenslse sni varied assortment Of colours reayd mixed.
~ Slup On Raj Road street, ShocEoe Hill. Markei
House Square, ncarthc DepoL. Sc Z-d5m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23

bahe square, Richmond, YirginiG.
ASPARAGUS-Glanf or Dutch
Mohawk N' "A''
BEEr-LoGg Blood, Early Blood Turrip, French White
sugar, Mangcl WuuzcL. "
BkoJO Liza Cape, Large Pnrpie.
C~AbBAGE-Ecrly NoTE, LARGE Y6rk. Esrlv nru,tea1
OF baitetsea. Early SusarloaC Large Drutnhead
savoy, Pcni,n, Icifh, etc.
CAkkOI-lFrs Orange
CAtLlF~t ONER-EaTiya and Late
~ELEEN-Mhu solt
~tOsN-Sm!th's ENfra Early
tUCUNBER-Eauy Frame, Lon. Green
EGG PLANT
kALE-Sco,ch. sea Kale
LETTUCE-MsliA Ice, Brown Ouch, CABBAGE, Pari.
Nm Cit-on. etc.
MAIER-MEILoN-Ftrcst kinds
N~ASIURriUM
PARSLEY-Cur!cd
PAhsNlP-Large swelling. Dufch
PEAS-Eary Mluumchtll. Early Cromwell rsrlv Cb,ri
ton, Early Frame, Dwarf Blue Prussan, Dwarf Mar.
PUNPKtN-Mammoih
kADlStl Long scarlet. Turnip
for Carts
sALSlfl-oT Vegetable Oystcr
SPINACH
SQIiSH-Early Bush
I|OMATJ-tArgc Red
IUkNiP-EAriy Fat Da,eh, Rel Tor, large Nolfols Ru.
A.'' a general assortment 81 Flower Seed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23

The subscriber ~ con iAnti,
reeeiSnz SUPPLIES from these
mixers, the superior quality Of
whose Instruments, in ali re
spects. Il duly acknowledged by
silly increasing demand for
them.
40 those not already sequaint.
ei with these instruments. II nay
rot be supcTirons 10 say that
they are maze with particular re-
gard TO keeping in tune. Tan OBJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23

WEhsve this day received our supply OF Garden seed
W which arc A. usual warranted genuine, and can be
eo.hdcnh! reeounnelded. being Of last years growth.
\ e@'alcSie ean be had grainitousiy Containing full ii.
rector, a. ;oihc tine Of sowing ant manner OF eulriva-
Lon Ihe iolo Sir- compose IN part, our assormen,:-
bEANS-kct Spccklei Valentine, Brown %. CHINA
White Rei Eye, whte Kidney, Cramber, Horticulture
nSRRF ES9IEile, G9ae
CABBAGE -sAry YORK, Lenireihis large York, Early
sugar Loaf, uee psutuheid. Fiat Ouch, Drumhe.d
savoy, Grccn CURED savoy, Red Dutch
Chrro1- Eary Horn. Long orango
CArlIfLOwsE-L-ny
CELERY -k~i AMI White
C~UKCUNELRs-
EGi P~LAhr-lar.e Purric
ESDivE-Csdcd
LEIIrCk- Bno~n Dutch, Early Curled, Cabbage, etc:
~nEdLoSs-"A'ef 2 varieties, Nutmeg and Ci;ron
oNiON-godArd silver skin
PAl-LsY-CihcI
f~Ak-NlP-rurar, extra enc
.fENS-L-ndreihs Extra Early, Early Frame, LARGE
Marrowfsi, Blue Inperia', Bishop DwarfProfhc
kApl-h- Long SeAre;. Waite Turnip, Red Turnip
BlscE sp1nish- elbow TurEip
sPlNACii- Round Savoy Leaved, Pnekly Seeded
sGIASIl-
1O~MArTOES-
FLOWER SLED IN assorted packages
me ptsptt-iot's opportunities for extensive practical
OBSERVATION nave enabled him in iiciousiy TO disc Timinate
suca v1neiicsof vegetables = ATE really worthy Of eui.
iute' iom the ihicror. or, asis not unfreqleni, worthless
vsGeies ot tu- same clasB. which lave heen rrepemated
thTouth me tpcu-ncCi therefore. m making this selection,
BE has excluded ushy SORT usually found IN the eaiaiogues
Of those Fao a.e mae rsAdeTs, net prccLcGl sToneTs, OF
see''- and he IS n0t.uFc that the variety might not be
smi further reduced Hith advantage; al any rate THIS IS
artiiearsuy garden, however extensive, aud fully adapted
10 Tie uic est Taste.
Asto tre qnaity " the seeds, the proprietor wishes IL 10
be remembered, that that Is sobi by him is Of his own
Ero"th, t~nh hni slight erception) therefore warranted
VITA chure confidence, that they will, upon trial. prove 10
De arsupeuor TO most % foreign imponauon, or such as
are casually collected IN The United Sates. To be uado OF
lIELL- JOHNSTON & LYELL,
IA - ATsuFaf or ID Iaufr.fh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
nALrIMonE LIFE INSURANCE. GO.

WTN~ ANNTTTIES;
SELLS Mi.NTs o CHILDREN,
RECEIvES MONEY ON DEPOsITE;
EXECUTES TRUSTS;
MAKES which life or the interest Of mo-
uey is involved.
WILLIAM MURDOCH. Secretary.
Applications may be made personally or by letter, post
pndl TO the subscriber, Agent for the Company al Rich-
nonh, who VIII furnish all nee cSS1ry Information 10 persons
ieaifUus Of awaiting themselves OF the advantages which
this institution offers, for providing against those changes
70 which all aic subject, from the neeItalntyo fifo and the
preeartousncsso Of business. by the payment Of a small
sum. which most men can spare, n comfortable support
tea M UAIpWIS AGENT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
DAVIES q BRO rnETts'
DIANO ron rE.g

NTNNW IVN NINs
T1IE deserved reputation which nc instruments made
Il by Mcssrs. Davies & Brothers' NJ New York. has al
famed since their Introduction into This city, has In iuccs
the subscuhcrto enter into an artdn cmeut with the manu-.
hcturcrs tor tie falc NJ their in unsdie; and c1nsc.
quenuy r supply will nc constantly % hand. From an cx
peHencc Of some years IN the sale II Piano Fprtcs in this
city, and being a PRACTICAL workman himself the suhacr.
befcan with c1nGicucet ccommcnd those instruments as
possessing all tho modern improvements, combining
sweetness anil bullancy Of tone, equal fo the instruments
Of any other manufacturers in tic United states.
The puccHof t1ctc instruments range from ego down
aslOw "a s2@j. Persons wanting a good PIANO must moi
be deferred from trial o fthcsc Instruments on account of
their cheapucsf, for all who have tried ono Of the low
priced ones, have becn astonishcd 10 end them equal in
Touch and tone o. those ofrgcr their cost. Being a native
ofthc Old Dominion, tho subscriber ntuors himself, that
~ those In want Of good Piano will but give him a call.
AMI examine and uy those instruments, no feels confident
Of a ibcr raj piron1gc.
Any instrument proving defective, may be EXCHANGED
within twoiyc months after purchase.
JOHN TURPIN.
P.s-AU kinj5of Cabinet Furniture, Tor sale ~ prices
a. amt fhe fines. > Three doors below the new Er.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
ELAXsEaD I'D nNhsMAX-Ihe nIehe.
LYELL, JOHNSTON & LYELL.
~ N A. 4 M-LL----- on .--L I'LL .

LARGE STOCK OF GUNS, RIFLES, &c.
HAVING on hand on unusual largo stock ofioubie
II and ginatc Guns, Rinra, Prtoe, SC, Imported ant
manufactured by myself 1ut which I have determined ~
sell stvery rsdu. 90 prices. lovers of q good dun will do
well to embrace the nrclrntoprlrturtY to procure thlt.
Eun, by calling az my Old established Gun SOL Sporting
sors. r. TNRER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
FLOWER SEED.

FLOW Err SEED.
|pahlia double zfunia. Gas.
a, scoich Broom, PinE,
Honesty, Treorc, Candy
tun, thya1nthemine, Frant
Cofcopsia Euphorbh varic.
gated Ice Plant. Double naI.
samine, Scarlet Cacaua, Ia.
vtiema Adonis, Love In
Niei, hernioneue, Mafvelo Of
Peru, etc. etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23

PIANO FORTE wARE-HoUsE.

PIANO FORTE wARE-HOusE.
OpPostte the Banks.
NE subscriber Is Constantly rec sivin1 from N. al.
oIs,ed 'DanuAetnry Of NvSSs a CLAaK. New Yors
elee1nt anu pam Pano Fores- possessing the latest I'M,
ptovsments' andthGt deicacy OF touch ana swoefnec. -
tone, 70 peculiar .othcir manufacture.
constantly on hand a large assoumsnto of
Flnies, FsReo'etis. CtaI soncfts
Guitars. Nioiins, Violoneeuo,
AccOriions, Musical Boxes
Horns, Bugles and Trunnets
Fifcc and Drums
noriJuaEty Suihs oisn
Piano fOrestool and Cover.
CHEAT MUSIC.
Thnlarge-t collection or Muse vs--
M SAie may he selected from. AZ the rrors ~ ~. -.
acroer, who Is now enabled To sell an ~. Psi. SI ~ ~ SUI.
rev YORK wholesale snd retail prie. =
Inose purchasing N sell again viii he frr,,.h.su
oI.gL Isslns lhsn they can hnd elsewhere in he stais,
exchange. p ~
- flAND FcRTEs Of every description re,,ir.s
49, unlnS 10y the year II required, by WIN.
Ia Akaksiso, whose long experience and abIi, ~ man.
iactlrtng andtnning Piano Fo-tes, Justly en,ItIss -, a.
every confidence. Guitars, vioEls and kees rdisns ren.ir.
&C. Violin Bows haired.
70 Orders LEFT as above will be punc,n,uv ,,.,S.
etherin townor country eu'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23

4 CENER 81 assortment; OF pianer ind Tea sets fnew
. eni h1ncs'he patterns, consisting, la part, Of
W hie chtna Dining -efs, Of French th7ncs
WhIs Stone China 10 ID 10 10
MLIe Liverpool do 80 d. do
Blue sudcihoT colours % - do
Gilt china Tsa SciS, a groat variety ofpaiterrr which the
eilzens arc ins1tci u cal ant eKa nircG ] EVANS
int MAJ, .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23

yellow Onion
savoy spinach
2 scoich kaia
savoy spinach-fuest
b late nrtc0I
do eau flower
While Sugar Beet, Nanrei
WurLei- for fcerinKuock
ESifa Early Peas-supefb
81 early
Green Dwarff Imperial Pas
fine medium
hishors 90 do-i2 inchca
high best fwarf
Gr1oma New do-auuerb
fal Machicss doLfnsu
lafe. feet
large Yellow Pumpkins
for field
Whiie Kidney Beans-aood
dwarf snaps
Dwarf Marrow do-best do
DO and early
- Mediterranean do-6nest
late
Horticultural do-fnsafr sis
larIy Hcliow6 weeks Resrs
Rachel do Do do-fnsst ear.
ly anrt
Broad Windsor Beans
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
DINNkR AND YEA SETS

MOVER sEEL.-Pulns new crop Clover seed, free
- irnth hibWnrt and other erfraneOus Sceds-frE .le BY
"a II WILLIAM PALMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23

IVsT received, by gay Of Rail RUzi. nom Phil,lelpbia.
- iS1 Cs,e, 'entlcmeo's Cue is'E>kiL -ouhle sole Va,
lei rfcci Bsots, which I vi sell At (. - rrr peir.
! alco havo on hf"d. a good as@1rtucni Or Miles & Sors'
Wtier.ptoSf aae Ores- Boots 4ni shoes whtsn I viii also
zen At SSmAIais~acct r Csss. Lr 10 punciuai cu-iouIsrs
oh!. JOHN =. JONES, Agent,
JAZZ Opposite the Binks-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23

AIDES SUPERIOR Fur WuU>D AND PLAIN GUN
l. ELASTIC OVER -tiDES-A b,alufui assortment OF
nc s5D7e over sl,eS Tor hdics. IN store, and for fa!e low.
Lziics viii please call andsI themselves At
ID. B~CLiLNCION s. COfS
deg Manson House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23

VASES or SiELI. $40 ~ Fits.
W. RANnOi.PH - 60. issc trr ala vases ofSh-u
a.. ro|eie' embracing Ceary all Of anv note. The ar
ftngetn"rto 81 The shells ~ 20 correct fnd bcautf4i, hat o
u u 9icatio detect the . ncrcuc- between ucm aat rafu.
rl Towers TINS arsro chance Of gtuins something -
uriqgs and Ornamental. il IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
FRESH AMERICAN AND EURoPEGN
GARDEN sEED, FLOWER SEED, HERB n
OTHER SEED.

HANb Just received a fresh assortment of ST. -
~ 'slua eNety kinao Of he most choice Garden and bss,-
49,. 800 Most oi these seed arc grown bv Inc
Ntutthf % h1Itmof e, and some OF fh,,, - NC
r3r I,g'm i.e best European houses. ali Of Wien a
.la.ttl - a.c fansiscron, ant show their sut..,{os,o
as follows. VIII PtoFe.-Ltst
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-27

TAG wAY TIE YAsxEEs Do THIsos-We hnd
the following notice inths keene (New Hampshire
Sentinel;
Gy-The citizens Of Keene, one and ell, ere re-
quesied to meet at the Cheshire House on frios5
evening next, nj 8 o'clock, to make arrangements
for a general Sleigh Ride. BY request OF nany'
Jan. 10, 1912.
One would infer, from the shove ho'ee' '"e'
away down east there must be a good snow upon
The ground. the roads in fine ~sleighing order, &C.
Here AZ ,bis moment. we are enjoying a sunshine
,lmo,t equal TO that Of Indian Summer. But what
we particularly note il for, is the public announce
mept Of the intended trip Of pleasure. How much
Of fun. froIic, socisbility, pumpkin pies, cider, and
all the peculiar sensual et ceteras that make up q
New England evening party. is called to mind upon
seeing a requlsition such as the above, 10 say no
thing Of the perfect gallaniry Of il. In our quarter,
il is common enough to &c, up sleigh-rides, drives,
&c. for the nonce, but such a hing as q public
meeting TO arrange an affair Of that sort would be
quite a novelty in this land of distractions"
The call makes a request, IL will be seen, upon
zone ard alp to attend. OF course, it is presumed
the Ladies were there by dozens, and as is the Gus
tom in those 'Parts," doubtless there were a few
female orators on the occasion. The eastern ladies
address religious and abolition meetings, and why
sex Is superabundsnils blessed (tha, Of tslkipg)
when an affair is gotten up in which they are two
thirds Of the attraction