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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-17
The cafe de Tortoni-S Stock Brokers Breakti
The Hour for the Bo1e.


II is granted, then, that the Partisan takes but
little breakfast. He has too much to do, and then
his business is too important. He is persuaded tina
more substantial breakfast would take from him
the free exercise OF his ambition, his projects his
avarice, and his passions. II Partisan wishes his
head to be clear, his stomach must be clear also.
The precautions OF the man machine are not pushed
farther than this. There 10, however, one place in
Paris much frequentcd, where people breakfast in
earnest, or at least appear to do IL is the Cate
Tortoni.
The Cafe Tortoni is known throughout Europe.
II is situated on the boulevard, almost at the angle
OF the Rue Laitte, or as ought to be called, the
hue Rothschild, that money making street. There
10 no stranger, who, on some summers evening,
has not rested, in the brilliant and lighted shadow
OF the Cafe Toron II is the general rendezvous OF
the fashionable world-stop there you must, on
leaving the opera. Even the ladies' resort here in
their elegant dresses in the beautiful clear evenings
OF summer. AT Tortonis, in the evening, ice as.
,umes all sorts OF names, and every kind OF form
The richest eqnpages surround this living ice
house, with triple enclosure of livcries and English
horses. This is the Tortoni of the evening; but the
Tortoni OF the morning presents quite different ap-
pearance. Yesterday In retiring, the Torfoni of
the evening said In low voice, Business tomorrow.
to-day, the Torton OF the morning does not even
take time to say, Pleasure this evening indeed the
Tortoni of the morning, IL nothing more than the
gerlstye of the Boure, that great temple, or rather
mat vast gulf, of public fortune. To this cafe, you
zee hastening every morning, all the elegant ex-
cnange brokers', all the novlces in banking, all the
md'rons OF any weight. These gentlemen arrive
dressed and gloved, as if they were going to ball.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-17
ENGLISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA;


tr9nsge Of the former Intsndsgl Gepsrs Of bs i.snd na
this city conducted on the plan o :he Ge,ms9 XII ,be
sesola the English language, and many OF them
speak htbitualy and haentiy :, Eunc. C,.,
many EasisSd and s ' Ttsd II. sesi Si% j,
css SaSehs oa po !. @ which required IN ali
active careers aod are applicable TO any m, r,h
Frrnch esata . aSs s.nis History sOg he,
Haau PHILOSOPHY, the PRACTICAL part oil matemauc'' ano
Of esas ns O.
ysa Of the pupils under .sss yesr, Of aEe. write aud spe
o s sc1 e and and
The aeqaso only q The SPANISH, bat also Of other
United States w'thoa It's being necessary for them
ss object S he s49 sSe from 20 d
youths from The United States TO facilitate the requirement
would dopby repaid BY introduce
ns s A s Es sv nsss 10 TS &.
mate The house being and airy situated in
oiihs pupils. health Two Youths IIsy arrived rom GsI%a
ss p,s :" and his wife and ,5e have
ss. | 'sssa sgSs Sas.
Tes ezra. Ssss end s19l
AEs sSsf aA Ao HSHfh
81 brssd~as Agents
and Commission Merchants received and
opening and splendid assortment OF the following
cles viz
silyered Chit and Bronze Ga Chandeliers, to 90 lights
Do Candle do
Do Candle Brackets, Ito
Do Chs Bracxets, lfs "
Do Oas hiaRtel lights, Ito
Bo 0usuuoies, Ito
Canaieoras, stuif +"
Asuai Lamps. Hall amps and Lanterns Reading Lamps
&c.
Ae ss sss very yI s1 he .
the old pattern Of Astral Lamp.
Also, style of Foreniine Bronze, color mmovable
Together with variety OF Lamps and Chandeliers for
churches, balis and public buildings.
PLATED WARE.
Baskets, Cssto Trays Toast Racks Candestcks Ma phip
Rings, Butter Tabs, butter aud Fru Knives Shutters and
Trays, Coffee and Tea Urns, Sc.
Fine Table Cutlery DOZENS Japanned Tea Trays
IN raY of patterns and orms fine glass Bsws,
Pitchers. Tanblers. Dishes Gobles, Decantes Water Bot
ties, SugaTs, Etc. &c.
W. H. beg respect ioy inform their friends, customer
and public that their with the
nufacturrs saeht ttney sell all articles their line
al remarkably low and respectfully invite them call
and their showro which alone sufficient compen
xae for the trouble S22 smbr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-17
HEALTH!
THE POOR MANS RICHES. AND THE RICH


THE POOR MANS RICHES, AND THE RICH
MANS BLISS.
season Of be year s J. now a., hand VIII. those .,.
departure iife. such as
COLDS couHs o. As THE irtN AsD COMPLAINTS
The chils Of autumn strike the frame
An hour OF care would end the same
Ana a., al Il, ao ,nsn az p,. ease
- Next comes the hour when we must die"
There is not ouy Truth lot IN the above composition
We let The nomsD, pass when that moment il we used the
small speck eternity which ends career b.
BE CAUTIOUS.
IooK t STT FoR
another, Here IN VARIABLE ara climate when sickness. stalk:
eaTsa II: :. is %S :s.a
COMPOUND Exr FH5E or s. i HSSSxsaHouND CANDY,
c CO c6L6s BY DELAY ..i Of
S. /; s 81,
Fl: .s%%n.l season. 'I mus. % he HoARHoySp TX
3 d Is s 10 so o by md rs Son.
" READ THE FOLLOWING cE Y.. B:4
eptemen-My wife has been for the last tee year. sie.
S.en Se
p sss both @
We tried the medicines usually used and recommended
;rss os;' ss:f's::
=
.n y Ssss had dSs
wlL Ct lsri5 o 5IsB IL Lip,...d 8.
To Messrs. J. Pease s. Son. IS Division St
OH! NOBLE POWER. THY REIGN Is HERE.
Nsw Yonn, June 3.h, Is42.
tro"bIed with severe pefodesl cough,
pain and & a. &. a S e9os ss. ssn
blood woaiG hy from her 9TH tie same lime
siai sGeS Nchos thai Ss% would relieve
.h. ode of md he
results wre ;uch .. 70 leave h'pp1 impression sGn her
when AL 0'''' DAVID W. ifaiEncY % delaney street.
To Me.u,,. J. Pe..e Son, IS Dyi.icI st
Ho.Ihound Csndy shoud be very happy to them,
As,nu--Rp.htSs & A.Einx.ll. 10 A,,Or House, lie
z.sr H. I 2st ssidISs., Philadelphia
P: :sss No 81 ss .ss ' %lSsns'S&
I,Iderian, Louisville. Ky. o,,.
ThoII.eq = Co, Cincinnati Ohio
ss bos hs:s 81 %ASn
s rpss % lee Cream and all kinds of coa
0" prices to 'oj fsXsE son n Is DIVISION %::
MITA kinds Of steam Confectionery "e'' PGand
MADAME COsTELLo-EemsIe Periodical f h guar
m anesd where the . ssvs or
h. have ues ,d T sa ses, S,ss.
:: az; : :r r:
Ss. sSs e. III
penar A. her. the PHI, sold Price 81 boz
die lmAr
c1roAp nTyAN so5x Brosdway.-JAS. r. DEL VEG
StcIiihio CO. hand sssam Of the Choir
ee'' r., Normal, La CoLstancia,
Pasmo Rsgsis Canones,i
Caxador, Companieros
Star. Manila Jheroot,
smlI Vera, Steamboat Pnncipes,
De Ia Cruz Principes, Light Habans
Cigartos, &c.
segrr Cases, Snuff Boxes, Matches Roman Lights sr.d,
Chewing Toblcco and the Smyrpans Smoking Tobacco The
exquisite AID peculiar mud flavor Of this Tobacco cannot A
to give torie among smokers. Al.
The public are respectfully informed that all sold
this estabiishme warrantc' imported -
Smoking Room in the supplied with the American
and English papers.
j. b. Co return sincere thanks to their friends and
the public the liberal extended towards then
JAMES X. DEL VECCHIO
s,4 aawsmsr ROBERT A. JOHNSON.
OOTTON-2O0 bales Alabama Cotton, per bark Thames.
- from Mobile l;@d,rs ed C a ;,Is ~ No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-17

MADAME committeeman Periodical Pills guar
Iva anteed where the monthly enods pave oe
irregular from colds other causes lher eerany OF
and hundreds that have usees,y tired yaou oosed
es-indee these Pills N their euects
is sometimes necessary their use though .ney copn no
meicine ntal Advise gwen grains
~ III tho.s . 10 ne The Pills BY Madame Costello, ~ Lis
penard ~ vbere the Pills sold genuine. Price 81 boz
df6 Im&r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-17

7 ADlEs siIk and Menno Under Vests for sale BIZ
L. JOHN NJ. DAVIES & JONES'
n2o Imr~ JOG William cor Of John
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-02-28
Harrisburg, Feb. 25, 1912. !
II l-2 o'clok, M.

The House has just taken up the Bank Bill
Just returned from the Senate.
Mr.. Stevens moved TO substitute his Bill Of
fered few days ago, TO MIR. Roumfort's Bill.
Neither this nor the Senate amendments will
be agreed to, and the matter will finally go TO
a Committee Of Conference.
Yours, &c.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-02-28
MONEY. MONEYS:

We wan, money and must get it. Those
who know themselves TO be indebted. will con-
ser favor hy calling on US forthwith, or send
ig by mail or otherwise the amount of their
respective bills. We haze I large sum on
our books, considerable portion OF which we
should be happy TO transfer to our creditors as
soon as possible. TO enable US TO do this, it is
absolutely necessary that delinquents should pay
up. OF a portion of our subscribers we have
no reason to complain, but there are others,
who would make excellent wheel horscs---they
hold back so we'll
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-02-28
The u. s. Ship peaeock.

The official report ofthe loss OF this vessel
has been published in the Washington papers.
Il appears that every thing was possible 10 get
the ship off shore after she struck. bui all al
tempts were useless. She has gone Forever,
but the gallant tars that manned her yet live to
serve their country.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-02-28
Ague in the Breast.

A mullen leaf, soaked in spirit, gradually
heated quite hot, sprinkled lightly with pepper,
applied to The breast, and kept warm by the ap-
plicalion Of several thicknesses of hot flannel is
almost a ceriain cure fer the ague in the breast.
The painful disease, called "broken breas, -
might be avoided, if this simple lemedy were
applied in season.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-02-28
JNO. MERWINE.

New FEIrs.-Erchange Bank, Pits
burg, Pa.-,5's, spurious. Vigneie, Perry's
Victory, which is not on the true bills.
Peoples Bank, Paterson, MIS-, letter A,
pay 10 T, S. Avery, May IL, 1899. Paper thin;
appearance dull.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-02-28
suiting "the Action 10 the Word

Mr.. Washburn, while addressing temper
ance meeting, in Boston, on Tuesday evening
last, observed that "grcat streams from I''''a
fountains flow" at The slme time u.a.:;.,
sweeping gesture, his hand came in contact
with glass of wafer at his side, aud the whole
contents were emplied into the lap of lady.
This singular coincidence of word and action,
put the whole audience in a roar
The receipts Of the Reading Railroad are
about $500 per day.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-02-28
Thanksgiving Em Texas.

President Houston has recommended TO the
good people of Texas The 22d day March, being
the anniversary of the national independence, 10
be observed as a day of devotional exercises,
thank giving aud prayer
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-02-28
mergher of Congress Dead.

The Hon. Lewis Williams, Representative
in Congress from North Carolina, died at
Washington on Wednesday last, after an illness
of Two days. He had been a Representative
for twenty-five vears.-Daily Chronicle.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-02-28

497 persons have applied in Boston, for the
benefit of the Bankrupt Act.
The.numbers Of deaths in Baltimore the last
week was 81,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-02-28

The Pennsylvania Canals will be filled with
water on the lst March for the benefit of the
carrying trade.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10
SMITH. DRINKER 4 MORRIS.

NLArE SMITH & PALhER,)
TIANE emily eceived the following new ei,ions "a
Il new Medical Books "
system OF Midwifery with numerous wood euts IN
Edward Rgby, ID, PLY stefan 10 the general Living IN
io.Iita &c With notes and additional illustrations b,
an American Physician. -
This work was published ia London a. a part ofTwse
Ierics 80 VI '''e
The Principles and Practice Of obsctrtc Medicine .n,
surgery IN reference 10 the or MID
stefan 10 the Royal Maternity Charity and Ieetnre, ~
Midwifery At the London Hospital &c illustrated by one
hunIred ana ioIywo hguIesi first American edition. 10.
vised In one large octave vol. -
Tweedies Library OF Practical Medicine comple,o I'm r
vols, handsomely bound In library sheen.
volume contains Dissertations on Fevers, innaInaion
the diseases of the Nervous system. Vol contains Dis.
seHatons Diseases ofthe Organs of Respiration Vol
contains Dissertations on Diseases OF the Digestive
Uterine and unary Organs. Vol 5eontains Gou Drop,y
Khennatism seroula &c; with American notes, by W.
w. Gerhard, VI. II. 49,
Ellss Medical Formuars, sixth edition. revised and ex
tended, 10y Samuel George Morton, NJ ID, in vol svo
now edition, complete In volume OF Arnnts File.
ments OF Physics, Illustrated by numsrou, wood CUTS
new edition revised aud corrected, from the last London
etllon, by Isaac Hays, ID.
The fourth edition. with additions and moiih.
eauons OF Hum,n Physiology, illustrated with
eniravnss by Robley Dunglison d. Professor OF the
Institutes OF Medicine, and Medical Jurspruienee in Jeff
ieTson Medical College, Phadelphis In vols octave
outlines OF course 81 Lectures Medical Jurispru
denes, by Thomas Stewart TTai- MD,FRsC, &c Re
gus Professor Of Medical Jurisprudence aud Medic Po
nee, IN the University Of Edinburgh First American
tromthe second Edinburgh edition. revised with hume
rous notes
causes OF their destruction and the their
vaton by William Robertson. with plates hrst American
run tue second London edition, in vol
The American Medical Journal No. g. for October lst
This number completes the year Of the work il Is
nublshcdquaucIy, the Let offanuary April Jay and
oSSaee[i price per annum, payable in advance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10

from me PeHHsyipand Inquirer. F,b 5.
RESUMPTION IN MARTLAsp.-The Senate OF
Nary have sgreed upon the Isl, Of January next
for resumption, the Banks in the mean ne 10 issue
small notes.
A SHIP AsHoRE.-We learn from tho New York
papers Of last evening, that another ship, supposed
10 be the Adirondack, from Liverpool, has gone
ashore on Romer. The steamer Hercules had been
despatched TO her assistance.
STEAMBOAT ExrLosIos.-Early yesterday morn
ing the boiler Of the steamboat Citizen exploded,
with a Tremendous noise. as she was coming into
the dock al the foot Of Market street, New York.
The engineer and boy slightly scaldeJ.
deep degree OF interest is felt in Philadelphia
at the present time, To the results of legislative
action upon tie r sumption OF specc payments.
Our present Information is that the Bill reported
by Mr. Defofd vii; pass both Houses, with very
slight mod hcatons. and receive the signature Of the
Governor. In other words, that the Banks will bc
called upon 10 resume specie payne nts imme dately.
On the other hand, are assured Ly our
bankers, that should The hill ALLUDED 10 become a
law, majority OF our institutions would We com
PEELED TO wind up their affairs with as little delay
as possible, inasmuch specie payments immedi-
ntey, aud under existing circumstances are entire
ly out OF The question. Some few Banks nigh,
continue TO preserve themselves from the storm,
while few hers might deem il expedient TO con :
test the law as unconstitutional. The effect upon
trade and business VIC will not attempt 10 describe
Penn. lag. Feb. 8.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10
% SLAVES AND S0, OTHER PROPERTY

nIhIL sell 20 The hghest bdder for r,.h :, ,.-,,,
,,a s!e Iesdenee OF Robert Randolph decd sbouf
IA 1870 iNchulond on the I'D day OF February nsY,
80 tle sock 81 horses, mules oxen COW. 49,,
~ eIoil and ste hen furniture, crop OF corn snS
sSse1 sooa' ~ oarIels,) blade and top fodder nav
pa, straw anu shucks, good carriage and ySargon
r,o -, esr,s and all The farming utensils Of ecefy
~ IPuon Whatever, 10 satisfy execution no nv h.ns
IN laGr OF Joseph Allen, OF uison Bret; $500
one oSer execution in favor OfGeo TAYLOR arainsf % r
IunIhg nat adinr, with the will annexed Of Robit RAJ
pn, ueS ~. sale TO commence II II O'Clock A. NJ ami
e run day TO day IL necessary until the rrn
,ng "a " Suilelehey Tor the purpose Of satisfy
1eb 7Iiis,t ''io"s- PBJoNEs by for
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10
WORTHAMS OFFICE,
Under the Exchange Hotel.

drt.. February 6h, 1872.
" ~ ~ 20 "a % ID "a Go H.
NOS 17o. Prize u s5oo. sold at this Once.
For Thursday, at 81 o'clock, in the Exchange
S.Phss- eIoD. $780, 1000 lOss. ofiOOn, 9 Of CD Of
~, o Oi<o, etc. ISNos-N drawn. Ticketas2 %.
For Friday Night.
- aihs-sio00 l0tnO, 10 prizes Of 100 each, 20 Of
81, etc. etc. o. Nos-ii drawn. Tickets IS.
Fer Saturday, 18th February.
Va. Iseaburg. Esiia Clas. A. al AIexan.,ri, 3c,,i.
tails Of sS0 each, 2o0o booo 2t77 90 OF i0O 60 Of 90
AMI ~ oi 40, etc. rs Nos Ia drawn. Tickets si0.
For Saturday, 10Th February.
~ va Mononkalia, Class C. at Alexandria Capiias-s1D
~ l2nu loon Goo. 5Oo. 3OOa 2570 10 prizes Of Ion,
% OF COO 60 Of 400 etc. 10 Nosi3 drawn. Tickets $40
For Saturday, Goth February.
va Lecsburg Extra. No ~. At Alexandria Capitals
$1,000 1905 GOO, 5oa $40 i0i7 100 prizes of ion
etc. 10 Nos-i2 drawn. tickets si0.
Mammoth scheme for 18th March, al Alexandria CAM
tah-tDso 6so. 5000 l2OC0, 1000, 900, 7UO C6s5
x.i sp Of 1000 Of 3so Of 2OD, 10 Of 1900 ~ OF
i<h % oi @ etc etc. ~ Nos-i3 drawn. Tie kets s2D
70 ~ R-For Prize Tickets call on or order from
,u ~ "nec sold and cashcd whhn few weeks pry.
'" ep"' sVn' tiop DO anil sundry Prizes Of slOO etc
ordcrsper mil, punetuaily tended To- and draw
"f. of"arded when required
an CHARLES woRTmAM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10

IJIHereafter our Auction sales of Groceries will
take place in our Store at the time advertised,
~nen me weather is unpleasant; and there will be
no postponement on account of weather:
lie SGT DAVENPORT & ALIEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10

6sMID-LOTHIAN NOTICE-A -
!ourned General Meeting of the Stakeholder, Of
tae Md Lothian Coal Mining Co., will take place
d. me Columbian Hotel, in the City OF Richmond.
a. ~ O'Clock, on Friday next. A full Meeting Is
fe92t T'es''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10
CONiMISsIONERS, sAI.E

10 persons forwarding Produce or Merchandise
on tho Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
and Louisa Rail Roads.
NOTICE s hereby given that aud AFTER Monday next
3lst inst the Freight Train for the Louisa Railroad
VIII leave regularly on Mondays for Gorjon.yile return
ing To Hchmonion Tuesdays-ani will leave regularly on
Meinesiays Tor Fredericksburg, returning thence TO
Richmond on Thur Stays.
Persons sending articles by either Railroad will please
forward them tothe proper Depot the days drevous
Extra Trains will be sent whenever they may be ielu.
red. THOMAS SHARP -"
jan Superintendent OF Transpar,.iioo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10
NllTIl,IS-
THE s,mo, n,,,,u S S.,', :.

THE firm OF DibIe sainback Co is this day ,,.soy
i ed The labilli,es OF thc concern will be promptly
PAID al maturity 10y Salnack, whom the parties
indebted Ia the will their Tobacco direct.
ing Il to Shockoe Warehouse.
James w. Dbrellis now al Havana but will r,iurn IN
thus place IN a short time. e. STAINBACK,
TIIO'S MIEURE.
No The LynchbuTg Nirglnian and Petersburg Intel.
fcncer viii copy iOronc month"; ant send their bills this
Office for payment. ia22-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10
wLIDER'S PATENT sALAMANDER
EIKE PROOF SAFES.

STATEMENT OF ONE TRIED IN BOSTON
'IlilS safe (Salamauder) blast Furnace for 10
Il hours, during which time hundred and Il nv bus.
els ofChaTcO1l pu into the fr.
naeo with It Of Scou's Patent Asbestos safes
and Of GayloI's Double Safes both Of which were
consumed In less than two hours while the salamandcr
tanned. '-'- " '
Another trial was made efore the annexed committee
Of respectable merchants In November, S0 at foot
OF wall street, New York, upon Of tie Saamanlcr
safes, with Of Jesse Dclino's, Gsylors Patent
Double, and SCOTS Patent Asbetos safe.
Extract from the Committees Report
The above fair trial, and 10 us \ convincing
proofhe superiority ofthe saamander ali others
anu considering thai exposed an Intense heat for
period eight hours, while each Of the others were de-
sroyed by the same heat In ess than two houra We
have u" hesitation In saying that consider the saa
nandeT safe really fire proof and aorng perfect securi.
yto books AMI papers In Of FIRE. We therefore lake
much pleasure IN making this statement public and
IN recommending To ihcm EnOs wnicrs Patent saIsman
dcr Safe, ~ fully entitled 10 their confidence.
WARDSWORTH A. SMITH
BALDWIN & Co,
MINTURN g. Co.
CHARLES H. MARSHALL
Committee.
In addition toths above Testimonials others
equally strong, eau be shcwn
Different sizes OF the above Safe rec eiyed and fr ,.le
on the most reasonable terms
JAZZ LuDwELL II BROWN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10
) IS 5
WARRANTED FRESH md GENUINE
49, WHOLESALE and RETAIL.

V.1hR.f.N IEDfhESH IND GENUINE,
'7T WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
| ARTICHOKE-Green Globe
| AsPARAGUS-Glauto or Dutch
| BEANs-lArse and small Luna Scarlet Runners, Red
SNAP REANs-EaIly China, Early Yellow Psh. G weeks.
pr rHe,sss or oS2ic one Rcd Marrow, Earl, Mohawk
BROCoIl-Purple and While
CABBAGE-EaIly YORK LARGE York Euly su,nrIoaf 80
Raticrsea, Liic Bsuerscs. Fiai Dutch. Drumhesd.
Larss BeIgur, Drumhsii savoy Green Curei savoy,
BRUSSELS Sprouts
CELERY-whne solid
CARkoT-lons Orange, Long Scarlet, Early Horn. Al
cuCUMsERE Frame Early Cluster Ion, Green,
CoRN-EAry Sugar, Early Tusearoras
ssSS66I W Curied
KAIEs-Green Curled scotch. RAPE
LErTUCE-Rcya White uead, leo. Brown Dutch. Early
Curled silcsta, White aud Green Coss
WATER NELON-TncH Kinds
MELoINSs-G.een Citrcn, Nuimcs Pine Apple
NIisTkRD-whto Medicinal and Brown
PEAS-Eura Fsiy, Early warwiss Esriy Nav Eariv
Bishops DwNfProihe
PEPFER-Cpycuns ani squash
PAhsNlPILonS While Gurnsey or Duteh
RHuBARB- unduatcd for Tsrts
RADpIST-ioug scarlet, short Top. I0us salmon While
Tmr.i, Rel rurnip, mack spanisi
sklsIfN--cr vegetable Oyster
SPINACH
sauksn-Early Bush, Orange wmed yellow Crook
Meek
rONArO-Iarge Rot and yellow
IURNlf White Plat Dutch. Rel Tor, Lsrso Enslish,
Norfolk, Ruta Rsfa
FLOWER sEEDs sni HuLBoUs ROOTS large a..
Sp WILLIAM PALMER
MUSTARD, sc.
TrREsH London Musari, IN pomi anil hat pound
u hoitles
French Mustard, In Jars
Englsh ani Limitation Englsh Cheese
Iutfs Patent sperm Csnfcs received per schooner
Ivsehburs. f'r sale N3 " BURTON.
aot storc, iFu bags Jaws
" Isfusyra, RIO ans ~ pomlrgo Coffee, for sale.
N3 DUNLOP, MONCURE A CO.
CIGARS.
100000 % ~ SoSsu a"s EF soa e. R :,
hS KENT, KENDALL a ATwATER.
NEGROES FOR HIRE.
NNrEhave on hand several Women and Men, er hire,
w arnougg them good House Servants
hN RlCHp HIIls u. co.
CoLD snd silver svspoin,sd Penal Csss,, Of svsry
VI drs, fot sas low 0ENNEr,
jsis OPPOSITE The Bel rsvsrn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10
GEORGE ". TRUEHEART,
ATTORNEY ut I.9W

Charlottesville, Va.
WILL practice in Albemarle Flnyanna BIeIip,h,u
w and Nelson Superior ami Quarterly ConTts An
business conidei will ccIye sirie and
attention lie will also attend the Collection OF Claims
ia any OF the adjacent counties.
EXPERIMENTATION, Kendall & Atwaier, u W 4 J
Fry 20, smith, Drinker A Morris, Goode A Seldom
w Sonttall Oh Osborne. & = James a. Co CAIRNS
ion' Thornton Gibson, Taylor, Geo s. Jas Winston,
q Ia Nd 7r