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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
SEED.

naLl.a double Zinnia. Cas-.
sia- Scotch Broom, Pink,
Honesty, Treforc, Candy
tuit. thysanthemine, Egani
Corccpsis, Euphorha NsIis
gated. lee Plant, Double BAL.
s1mine, Scarlet CacalIs. la
valera. AcOnis. love W. a
MIST, Megnioneue, MaU-lOi
Peru, etc. etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
NOTICE.
FREIGHT REDUCED.

A T. MEETING OF the President and Directors ofthc Rich.
n uond, fredericksburg anl Potomac Railroad Gonna.
ny, on the 10th day OF March, 1872
Eesoircd, That the following reductions in lie rates NJ
Freight between Richmond and certain points on he Inut.
81 Railroad he. aud they arc hereby, made TO take eject
iruln the l0th DAY OF April nc1t-yiz.
On GrdiR-Onc cent per hundred rounds from Frclc-
,cks nan AMI third Turnout, aud two cents from
Louisa q. H., TrcviNi4n'g and Gurionsvile.
~" ffgnr-I~o cents per barrel nom Gorloneyllc.
"a SdH-fwn cents per Hack io third Turn. out, four
een,f' Iohisi Courthouse, six cents 10 TrcviEian'S ami
icu cents ~ Guripusyiic.
IN peg, P1rt 1td ftsh Per barrel, p cents To FrcIe.
rrks .lAl, " ccnts o. third TIrn nuf, 3 crntg Ia Iouis,
,nurli1u'c, .. crnsio Ttcsil.an'S aud " cent. In Gor.
i'iSsnic' 4. W. MACMURDD.
~ = Treasurer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
Sc kind Of Herbs for Soups

Yellow Onion
savoy Spinach
Scotch kak
savoy Spinach finest
Late Brooch
DO CaufioWer
White sugar Hcei, Mango
Wuuzei-for feeling storE
Extra Early Pcas-surerb
early
Green Dwarf Imperial Peas
fine medium
Bishops dc d0-t2 inches
iign, best dwarf
Grpoms New ,o-auperb
Fan hAfciless d0-Gnest
iafc,6 feet
Large yellow Pumpkins
for field
White Kidney Beans -scot
dwarf snaps
Dwarf Marrow dJ-kest b.
10 ani early
ID Mediterranean do-fnes
late
Horticultural do-iinegi pale
Early Yellow c weeks Beans
Rachel 20 b iO-lnest ear
" sort
Broad WINDSOR Beans
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
% % ALEXANDER DuvAL & Co.
BALTIMORE LIFE INsURANcE On
WILLIAM MuRpocu

Applications may DO made personally or by letter, Oiost.
Taid(io tc subscriber, Agent for tie Company al Rich-
'irond' who wiliilrnish all Unnecessary information ~ persons
lrHT9us Of ava!ling themselves Of the advantages which
lhls Institution oilers, for providing agai"st those CHANCES
70 which Hare subject, from the uncertainty ofifc andthe
precarousncss of business. ny thc payment of a small
sum, which most men can spare, 4 comfortable support
NAY by this means, be secured TO thor families.
tell N. BALDWIN AGENT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02

10 the Study md Practice Of the ACCORDTAN
- which d. endcavorcd 10 be explained Inc best ucfbot
4 q retiofm'nr upon hat beautiful and simple i.s-Tu
y" - ncI "i FIGURES aiiacludo the Notes, a.. 1 p
20, &C Nhieh correspond with the Keys I . 3 G.
g, ue figures placed directly uldcr and over me
Nl,ys - Sasy ahi plain a manner, thai even children, AZ
~ rs ANTS WHO can read figures, can play any plain
..hc Immediately, without any further iu. fr1cttnns tl,u.
tie directions given Ia This B'ok. ny ii. viIRiter.
iyuth eiliion Will improvements aEd adfiione. re-cfv-
ei TINS day. aud for salc. Price - cents.
to As LYONS,
- An..rar-..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
J. w. RANDOLPH 81 co.

J. w. RANDOLPH 4 CO.
Mum SfrsCf. Rici1sand, ~.
IANEtor sale, AT moderate prccs. The following. witt,
4 j many Other Theological Works
Works oi I Claimer, n. Z tt cDlpFy.
'htis tau Revolution, Moral Philosophy, Commercial 5ui
Astronomical hscourscs
N"isuis =. mcnr.2 %
Hrhop MCiiydiuc ou oxford Divinity
Theology for me People, by Up Hen Law, u
birira' Nmcs aud Questions on the GnSprls. Act
",i"R toruH' ~, and Practical sermons
Jacob "'' - @''' 4'-"i' h'Ial4Aih and
AfI'i,,i' A..'on' EnlN"S,. by Rcv ~ Hcnr, DID
stone ho1ry Hrtiand Firc.siic Series '''"
The sabbath School, and a. Il onsht 10 be-. Iv w ,
Asot ~ w
Table 81 The Iori. 10y author IL the Listener
tolcrittc'H Ads o. IL n NrtiOn
Nauts History % the Popes 81 Rome. 2v
tnmp1ninu o. The Book 81 Genesis, by : II Turner IA II
Nhhcriorcc's Practical View OF Christianity
ram sermons, ly authors Tnris Tor the Timea
lprl Kings Inqu'ty into the WoIslup, &c. OF the Phi
mitiye Church
Pnlhp' Devotional Guides. 2v
Hihleh ANALYSIS or a Topical Advancement Of The
scriptures for the Use Of Minister, Billie UlaSsrg. Teach.
orr, Family Worship aud Private Meditation, by ] u Par.
n'ha mA l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
WAY Oif LIFE.

4 OF LIFE.
TUE Nsy u LIE, BY Charles Hodse
- - cni~ishanEM Manual Of Fa!ih and Devotion, by Rev
The Way q salvation Pamaiarly Explained, in a Con.
Isc Fatmers'Muek Manual, ~ DR. DaEa. lust received
Ieu SMITH. DRrNKER & MORRIS.
(lLD WHlskEY, &c
~ ~ beil Oh Insealooss "histey
~ 90 q 90 Eq9ssrtner's DO
few cases Tomato, Walnut ard Mushroom c.is,,n-h,,
w n HARRISON.
thciEs:.h supply OF healthy European Leeches
ie5L YELL, JOHNSTON a LYELI.
large stock Of all qualiies and
tn wv RANDOLPH & cos
Booksiore aud DindorY.
MORE NEW AND CHEAP GOODs,
W. MEREDITH.
BUTTERFLY, TpPecanoe and Mosele Fans
ftrnix Nankesn
Hughes q Cos White SPOOL Cotton
Esd swiss Musrn
Fg'dDAck Brussels Nets
Low ghced White Co ton Hose
~ white MoEIuitoe Netting
IN IN rIn nii In great variety, at such prices as cannot
Country merchants are particularly Invited 10 can AMI
efanlne my stock Of Prints before purchasing elsewhere.
an Bbis Tar-lJ binds prime Pono RIco SUGAR Iecev.
leH WORKMAN. MeGRUDER & co.
BOMBAZlNES, SILKS, sc.
RLACk Frcnch BOmbazines at Is CT and Sc
- Superior black DO asso-feT az si,o.
Back tn ian silk IN, a,
do Gro dc swiss % a.
30 Gro 10 Afnquo do do
% fed Sailns do ~
ColdS silks, figured and plain DO do
White and cold saitinsand Gro dc Mans
sia~ snd Leghorn hornets
Hand boKcs and artificial Flowers
French and Scotch Lawns and MurirH
English. French and American CaIieoes
= nc above sopdg having been purchased for cash. great
induecncnif are offered 10 hose wishing 10 purehase.
ALSO,
C'uon shinilrs and s~heetinss, bieaeheI AMI an.
o'eachci couou OsuAburgs, Dc. &c hr sale ehrapat
80 J II C~UNNINCUANfR
J'h Cheap Cash Dry Goods store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02

Early sl y,IYOr cabbase-best
Green Savoy Cabbase-fne
late
Fiat Brunswick do-suucrb
large heads
Tat Ouch Early Tumir
ipus Rel Toma,O-large
smooth u
Rel lump Radish-fnc ear.
"
Yellow o, do-6r early sum.
msr and fall
D1slic Parsley
summer Squash
Long Whifr Ouion
Scarlet Radish-bes, early
long
Carolina Watermelon
Nutmeg Melon
Brown Dusch Lettuce-fn.
Silver Giant
larCc white
Ice Leuuce-fne early
/ Iar RhubaTb
I long oianee Carrot
LONG = hl'e Ockra-fora 5gp.
Cayenne P~eD7er-i1ns red
bull Nose DO, laEe-fnee
ktni
kscuc'sI0nE Great ucum.
ri inches long
SalEaiy
Egg Piaui-hcet purple
Lazy L~euucc-hrce White
SOPHISTICATED
Early Green Cluster Cucum
uer-bcst early
Parsnips-pritnc
Early sugar Loaf Cabbage
fine caEiy
Drumhcll do-white heat
Hall long Blood Beet-bes
Giant Asparagus
For sale by "a
Sign ofthc ri
mh 10 Mans.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
FRESH AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
GARDEN sEED. FLOWER SEED, HERE. n
OTHER SEED

hANE iiSt received 4 fresh assortment Or SerL rom
- Irr,,lnE every kini Of the most choice Garden ani beau
~ I"NeI seed Mot of Mcse seed atc gr..n l., tbc
sinclair 81 Baltimore aud some Of them are uu-
Ire. rom to best European house,, al u which arc
~lEtNieio give ssu1fachon, and show their sIueriorty
over euieE seed, as tie ensuing summcr viii prsse =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02

SEEDS.
I UcERNE; Sugar Beet
- Man-el Wurzel' Rua Blga-a fresh supply inst re.
eclSe1 alII1r sale. apl3 WIN PALMER.
TRAN TRUNKS, GARRETT BAGS.
sc.
(llR stock ofthe above articles is very larre and dasira.
- h u. is and as tis our yish % reduce It As fast as posa.
chases Tor cash. or 10 punctgal customers only.
JE WATkI & Co,
suceessorstoS s. Putney, opposite the RGias
IenZ ofthe EsKie Hotel
IFLE sEGARs, for sale by
IL SAMUEL Z. DOVE,
Sign Of the Black Boy and Mortar.
ml ~ Mansion House.
SACRED MUSIC.
HYMN Of Eve Song OF Joseph
lni1ni Prayer us not ia the ghied dome
Prince Of Peace There Is uothlug limo In,
Peace troubled Soul Heaven
Ruth ant Naomi The Veufa-er's Fxcpirs
Inc ROCK OF our salvation Hymn
inc UvnS @aSAnts Even Vital spark Of IIeavcnly
SONG OF the Dove Pes r
sleep, Holy Infant sleep Charity
The sun paris family Consider the Lilies
see over bethlchcm how Dying Christian 10 hs soul
brgAi Ewes Lamen;Ii0n
sony siuy' Lazy Evening Song the Nrgin
Ncspcr Ihtuut Fading, still A,lrg
ihcrclsa sIcam whose gen Hymn 20 tie MaJ0ua
tic course
The above is part Of my very extensive collection of
muse + ~ TAYLOR,
IH - MUSIC store. opposite the Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02

MIRO FHE.EDOHN, Merchant. 10 Fn7nf --IccI-
W new ioik' has given permission In use his name
t.'ly' a, TO having been cured OF = distressing Rhcuma.
ilEwES' NERVE AND BONE L%ININiENT.
after aEr'af variety 81 other remedies had been tiled In
'au. Tie positive and quick effects aI this article are =,
reference. For sale 10y
-, JOHN GAYNOR,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
NOTICE

t'knM and ailcr the 18th Of April, our tri.xeekIy lus If
Ear 70 IynehnnIr, Will leave Richmond and Lynch.
". ny enlargement VIC are cnahlcit To form a c5nncc.
20" WIN me western Stages ont of isuchbur-. unr
.'isVnic Boats will run O. usual on Monday, Wcfncstl,
anh IiidAy evening a. q O'Clock, I. VI. Astn the convs.
mI"hcc anu expedition by this route over "a otisrs going
'" csiitnm krtinurd OF tic ciuiy, Ne slnll not say any
mug; bui reicr ptsscnscis ami others tD those WHO have
travelled on our Boats.
sr&-f lloyd, ONO \ DAVENPORT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
CnEAP DRY GOODs EOR CNsH-
CRLENITE n PULVEIIISE.5 mo,

> proved article fr Ding tie lar auburn, black. %
brown, without a hiiionii assistance.
Tho inventor hsyin. for 4 long lime turned his attention
Ia tho producing OF an "dicIci0us DYE, whereby Gray.
Ret, or light Hair misht be changed 10 a more desirable
colour, hc now has the eradication 20 announce the cnirr
success Of his culravours, AMI respectfully offers 10 the
public tic result Of his care Ald lab0ur.
MI No injury 10 the skin need DC appTchendcl from
the selcnitc PulycIinc, nor will II even dcacc the linen.
Directions viii a%ccompany each bottle. The manufsc-
iuTeri II Felix LandOn, PerfImcur, Paris.
For sale only at T.. DUIAINis,
ma y Ehnve IN, u,nts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02

NEW GOODS.
TUE subscriber las received The f,royins Caals. 70
L which he respectfully calls the aueuiioa VI House
keepers. via
81 and ia cotton Shcctine
81, 10 and u Linen Shcgnnrs
- sudloi soluble DainasE
Damask Tlbc Cloths, all sizes
81 and ( 1 salin dlmask Napkins
Brown Linen Cloths
Housc-witc Irish Linen, for family use
ZINE lrsh Linens, kcutinEs
brown and white Inckahdck Dhper
q lie Russia Dapers
iAncn Lawns aud Cambries. &c.
- !orcd and plain horlcrcl siair Camcfr-, with variety
90 other Goods which viii be sold low. Fr cash.
apo JOiN WRIGHT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02

|IN' Nf-NaWT
For sale by SANTEL r. DOVE,
sign ofthc Black Boy anil Mortar.
MI 10 Mansion House, Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
NO. g.

eeiS.SsH@D bbis pure Cider vincgaT-ias "a.
= CIV ani bon sale low, for cash. - e"
5e7 WADE W WOODBRIDGE,
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