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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04
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IMPROVED TONIC MINTURE-Row
Tonic Mixture, Vegetable Febnuao snccGc and Ia a.
ing cure for Fever aeHe Constitutional Dihfty and or
gauic Excursions, with their kindred complaints so
tho United States aud elsewhere has been essentially
lmproyedb y the ORIGINAL inventor (inl now sole
and exclusive manufacturer, asan) Dr X Rowand,
atcT residence 81 upwards Of Two ycaTs, during 1899
anu ~ on VIC banks Of NC mississippi whore DC enjoy
ca TIC fullest ADVANTAGES snd opportunities fr acquirinr
arcricct know egc of INC peculiar features witch ais,
ing testing and SUI further rerfccnf his peculiar mctod
81 tcalng that particnli; oa7- Of complaints 10 Which
sso allenpn. hence VIC improved Tonic Mixture o.
now equally well adapted 70 Northern, Southern Easc m
western and Tropical climates.
Now that The manufacture Of ihy famous and unlvcr
sally sanctioned romedy s again IN tho hands Of T. orls
~ iull strength, gonuncncsa anil puiy. Much has oc.
Surrcd during The recent absence Of the auto lessen
enjoyed, aud 10 permit tho country 10 be evcrrnn
with spurious limitations, counterfeit substitutes AMI loudly
present. Of Rowand'a Improved Touic Myiuc fnonc
Other viii receive the sanction Of The author) shall DO i'm
iry, aud assume The hish omncnco ami universal usc IL
once commanded without = rival. Tho Tonic MIXTURE
u contrast with cvory other mode 81 froane Fever ana
hsue whether proicssi0ns domestic, ofhcrwsc-cht
thl - out ofol cases will realise under lie duc cnriov
nenl more substantial benefit Than he derived from
peclay those met with In tho Western country arc art 10
% We dinvad with apai, salon covn'snance
~ tiacated frame, oppffff roTacions or cufirffy tr0
ns streRedesf aud fund botss and scnrstions orv,
dna the system, called bv tho wesrieJ ami bonCos 80
efor, inward fcvor" These dsiressi,g III
nne Tor months, and sometimes ycars ioTlnnsfinS 4,
unk.l ln ~ lncurabe Dfopsy, Consumption Connection
9 oIo. Isl dsofdera Recovery under the use OF The
lmpIoVsd Tonic MIXTURE, however Is pcrfcct and cor"
pfte. tho IeeiHfs 6seonling At once a. chssTfi ard
Yteso's % " heatj and reapsss drs ~ mar bEsI
iooeeur han s an enqet n ne dssdse In oss ,s1, az
nerer haa hs AsW bsre To Distinguish Rowsrd's i'm
proved lonlc MIXTURE, from a others and nom eounier
ieis imitation. snd substitutes, each bottle In addition -
being wrapped IN the new envelope and esfra cov
snow furnished with label which il my ovn ,,,,e
Signature, which passes across tho NOUN, and must be-
destroycdl In drawing tho cork.
oidcisshould DC transmitted directly 10 The only mann.
Ncurcr and proprietor mr. John Rowand C!rs1isis ~
unlycf y % Pa once and Laboratory y North second
street, Philadelphia.
~ n Tho Utmost rgor Of no law will be summarly
enforced agans every attempt At limitation on imposfrc
supply received BY JOHN GAYNOR one door ,bevc
Wv ''N s"VihI Sole agent loF Klehmond jel5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04
AiTsA FIFE g ,I Is COMPANY

AoENGY AT RIcuSoSp, Va.
THIS Company incorporated in the year iSlsewib
Il perpetual charter and capital Of sd0O,D ant IN
sures against loss damage by fire dwelling houses
sores manufacturing establishments, household fufn.
tire, and merchandise in general the favorable
terms.
Any losses which the Company may sustain on rislues
lberaiffy
Applications for the renewal II nolcies
be made 20 the sibsc Tibcr who been duly ap
pointed Agent for the City Of Richmond aud vicinity.
III. BALDWIN, Agent
~ Under IL EHrh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04

IyAviNG determined to 30 CASH business, We take
this method Of saying TO friends, and the public
generally, that We have hani large and well
lecte stock OF FAMILY GROCERIES. which We will sell
for O. SH prices thar viii make object all who
deal with rs 10 purchase for Cash, and Cash only. We
deem useless here 20 adj lf OF what may be found
assortment, suffice IL to tits complete, comprising
every article Of every quality from the very very
Lowest pTieed In line. We ask particular attention,
hoSever to our Wines Liquors, Teas sugars and Coees
TABB a GILES,
ma2 Family GTocers. For Mainst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04
NOTICE.

IRON aud after the 25h OF Apr our tri.weekly line Of
Boats 70 iyuchburg, vii. leave Richmond aud Ly nch
hurg on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, O'Clock A.
NJ Ivy this arrangement. enabled 10 form
tinn with the Western Stages of Lynchburg. Our
Scoitsvle Boats VIII run usual Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday evening at o'clock, r. VI. the conyc
nience aud expedition by this route all others going
west iIom Richmond the vicinity, shall not say any
ins but refer passengers and others TO those who have
travelled on our Boats.
gl-n RDYD EnNONnk nayESpnQT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04
ap 23-tf BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
CHEAP DRY GOODS FOR CASH

CHEAP DRY GOODS FOR CASH.
u ii. JENKINS would. invite persons who want
Goods 'e
$1,000 yards spring Caicoes, all prices from g. TO- 2c
Is and finer 49, 0'
BorHefsl0o0 Nuns Bonncis. 2ic 1000 Bonneis for
ladies' and Misses, comprising all the styles worn
Cotton OtH1biUgs-lOO bales very low prices
Brown and 6eached shiGtings and sheetngs all widths
and at unparalleled low Ir!ccs
Ladies Drtss G9ofs-A great variety OF Lawns, cold
Muslns silks Zephyrnes, other new and fashionable
materials iOr dresses
fOr GsAnsmeH-Clohs, Caseimcrcs, vcotinss Cravais,
Stocks, suspenders Hosiery, Linens Summer Gloves &c
&c, now and cheap
Ifoieers and Ri5anGs, great variety
YARD wide striped London Ginghans, for IL per yard
hish Lnsns by the piece yard all prices, from Is
6d, 2s3j. IS 81. to the finest made
Cdpes and Collars, large supply and chean
M0nshhs de LGiHs, all kinds and bargains
Also many very cheap goods from auction, bought at
bargains.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04
NOTICE.
FREIGHT REDtTCED


meeting OF the PTcsidsn, and Directors fibe Rich
~ inond, ftedeness.ars sni Potomac Railroad Compa.
Resolre Tia; the follo~ns reductions In tie rates Of
frs.s between .iehuiooi aud certain poinia tie Ioui
from TIC iI,h 10y ofApiil next NJ;
On G,gi'- One cent esi hundred p9unis roaa rrede
Louisa q. H.. Tfcviilisn's and Goriousvilie.
On ff0Er-Two cents per barTclfrom CoTionsyIilo
On Saif-Two cents per sack third Turn out four
cents 10 Louisa Courthouse, elk cents TO Tr.sEan AM
On Bs,T POrk and FTsh-Per barrel, 2, cents to Fr.e
rieks Hall, cents 10 third Turn out. cents Louisa
don.slIe. CIV. MAcMuRDo'
NH 81 Treasurer.
CHEAP SHEETINGS.
RLEhcIiED Cotton sheeiings, very hsGry, anil yars
b-ibrown rhcstngs, hedry. NJ i2lc
ielo CROUCH, DaonK5 4 IIuDsoNs
NEW DRY GOODS.
DY late arrival have eived Spring AMI Summer
ID Goods, making oul stock AZ lli. time complete sud
very large wADSwoRTli, TURNER 4 60.
SPEcE JARs.-Gaon and hall gallon Specie Jars suit.
- ale for Pre'ef'eI,9 Dc hHh doi,xs,o,s
sHIRTlNGS, OZNABURGs, sc.
Il 10 bales "a and6 Cotton sheetings
10 10 Cotton oznaburgs
The above goods viii be sold lnw. Persons from the
az ''''''' ''- - JB cuSSiSGu.Ns
lee Cheap Cash Dry Goods store.
900 THEOLOGICAL BOOKS.
I w. RANDOLPH a co have on hand for sale NJ
- low prices 900 VOLS Theological Works embracing
many valuable standard editions most the pu,
ieauns 81 tie day. Persons forming Theological Libra.
RES would 20 Wei Ia give them call, great n.uce.
nlehts 10 pure haseIs VIII be offered. lei
400 1lERCES fresh Thomasiln Lime landing from
-tOO schr Lucinda. Snow-fnr sale.
led woRTnAM, NeGRuDER & co.
400 BOXES s1iO aud iOHi2 Glass, receiving and Tor
l6 WORKMAN MeGRupER & co.
GENTLEMEN,s PUMP SOLE BooTEEs,
jacob Mics a. Sons Make
\tJE have just opened lot Of the above beautiful punp
w sole Booees, made expressly for u.s. which are very
fine aud handsome.
JUDAH MYERS & co,
le " Fashionable Boot and Shoe Dealers.
GENTLEMEN'S ELEGANT DRESS
BOOTS-Wanufdciure ed Ly J Miles & Son
uR assortment OF the above elegant dress Boo,R Is very
~ large andcompieie, TO which sociia call from those
lnwGnt JUDAH MYERS & Co,
le w Fashionable boot ant shoe Dealers.
AKEY
To the Study and Practice OF the ACCORDIAN
ITO which is cndeAvored 10 be cxr=nt the best method
OF performing upon that bcautitu aud simple instru
neuii by the Use OF Figures attached 10 tho Notes a
o, &c. which correspond with the Keys = ; g.
%ei the Figures placed directly under aud over the
Notes In so easy ami plain children.
wei as adults who can read figures play any plain
tune Immediately, without any further instructions than
the directions given In this Book by David Ritter
Fourth edition with improvements and additions recev.
10 sac prtre Inren
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04
Al &s@a - 800 60


80 4sA s.,ssSse sss;ss7
FARE TO STAUNTON REDUCED To So.
To Lynchburg, seven dollars--To Charlottesville
Five Dollars.
NIGHT IRA YELLING A VOTDED-ANDGRUAT
LY INCREASED EXPEDITION
TUE public hereby informed that under an arrange
- nem between Tao Railroad Company and stage Lanes
lho tare between Richmond and Stanton b. reduced o
ssand 90 aud aer the LEI of May, will be reduced 10 81
10 Lynchburg, aud q dollars 20 Charlottesville
Passengers leaving Richmond 10y tho Railroad al % A.
NJ reach the Junction Ia breakfast and thence proceed
North on the Louisa Railroad Girdonsvc and theme
" iaaes 20 Charlottesville, reaching charlottesville by
VI and Cookies 10 miles West by night Leave Cockeis
next morning 10y day light tho ue Rhlac Al
and arrive AZ staunton by l0hM.
The GuyandOte line leaves Staun0n al ~ Nc reaches
Glover Dale by night ard leaving there next morning. Al
nayhgt, reaches the Warm sprlngs 10 breakfast, md
pr W. arrives n Lcwishurg by VI. on the day "a
hours sooner than the route by Lynchbug The Whole
expense " less, and one trip Ia tho Is hs3 DAYS
Tho Natural Briigo Line leaves gteunton on Tuesl,vs
Thursdaya sud saturdays ION tho altcrnuo dave cr-
uas will be iurniehcD n ~ NJ, reaches Lexington hv
n4ht Leave next morning n lay light aud arrive al the
until afor Dinner aud roach Dbrcll's sprnea by psiT
Leave nor morning aer breakfast reach C1llagsns te
Dnner, andho White sulphur springsby ", AVOIDING
night frdUci entirely.
The roads arc splendid in the summer and fi and fe
teams and coaches were never az fnc heretofore
Those Lines the Main MAI Routes and PASSENGERS
ha'e preference over al ohors az any point.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA, THURSDAY. AUGUST a. 1872
WAY OF LIFE.

WAY OF LIFE.
TUE Way OF Life, by Charles IIodss
a. rhs Christians Manual Of Fab and Devotion by Rev
The Way Of salvation rarnil.ary Explained, in Con.
s'ton between Father and his ChLircn
AM for sale.
EEriiE-.--A fuppiy OF neathy European Leeehes
kept constantly Tor sale.
le u LYELL. JOHNSTON 4 LyEII
RIA y * no s-A large Itoek, OF ali qnsaies ami
a., Nv RANDOLPH cos
-y --- BOOKSTORE and Bindsry.
MORE NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,
W. Nj EREDiTH.
fobbn Elglngs
BnueIny, Tip?eeanoe and MoseiIe Fans
PhTnis Nankesn
PsnneniiIry Paids
Hughes & Co.'S White Spool Cotton
Embossed Curtain Muslin
Tig'd Swiss Muslin
iisd Black Brussels Nets
Low priced White Co ton Hose
W White hosqnitoe Netting
-, rfnis' IN great variety, al such prices cannot
Country merchants arc particularly invited 4, cal ami
my stock OF Prints before purchasing elsewhere
&c ~ wn.
an Bbis Tar-iO binds prime Porto Rieo sugar Iece1.
IeH WORKMAN, MecRuDER go.
BOMBAZINES, SILKS, sc.
RIACK French Boinbazines at g CT and 6s
- s snpsriI .ai black do ss.ar'ed qualities
do Gro de Swiss do d.
10 Gro de Afrquc DO
10 ftgd Saiins d.
SSld siiks hsgIed and plain do Do
White and cord saiiins aud Cru &c Maps
i1ni Boxes aud artificial Flowers
French and Scotch Lawns aud MusEns
English, French and American Calicoos
aSgss s2 2 ans sesn for each great
ALSO,
-, cctton shirings aud sheeiinss. b!esehei and un.
'ieA'ei cotton osn.1ursS' 81 foS s1s ces.g9t
Je IS Cheap Cash Dry Goods soIc c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04
LOUISA RAII,-RoAD.

LINES TO
ChaylOtisspiAs, SiauHton, Lynsh5wg and The Vir-
ginid Springs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04
THE LADY's MUSICAL LIBRARY.

ME- offer for aale,a few barrcls Of superior Om Rye
w Whskegi"P Hanger brand.
jos rABB \ GILES E Or MainsL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04
NO. 80.
CHEAP o boots AND SHOES snLLINc

CHEAP BOOrs AND SHOES SELLING
OFF, FOR SIXTY DAYS.
lie subscribers will sell roIs large AMI r,ri,r
SOCK OF Boots ind SHOES foI the N % G.l,I,ys
.pfepAIntory 10 taxing inventory with vie. 81 .or
NSith 70 lay In an entire rtockD any on al ~ ~.
On hsnd, ~ such Teuccd prices viii eu.tr-
sales AMI cradle 10 make such changes In our h,s,
nesa y tie tali, when intend ID eKehlsiv.iv
cash business, saiisdc nf is decided advantages 10 l,
the buyer an the seller.
Y WATKINS & Co
Fashionable Boot aud shoe Dcalerp.
ie Opposite the Rims OF the late Eagle Hotel.
SMITH, DRINkER & MORRIS,
RE opening, this morning. invoice OF reach oks
elstani French Fancy Stationary, and Music OF thes
oMa importation, direct from PsIi., eomprsng in part
Syie fancy note and letter Paper, with envelopes
,,e &c variety of plain embossed and painted anoy
SictS "aiers siterot French fancy Sealing War tho
1ST'nE ars and hsaenAblc e0lors, viz. white lsht
anu usrk bnc, INK. scarlet black bnf sanon,i
grey, brown AMI sreeo spsnsled with IA, a siTs's
~ seals WIFI names anil fDotica-aso variety of usel
iancy appendages tr Ladies wnng Caacg--f,,1iny IN
AL. \ large and most desirable assortment
FOREIGN Books imported Ter UnverIics or private IL
9 9- Jet
y EGALIA CIGARs.-we ere ~ d,v in re-, eiof
~ OF Sy kesala CEars. # the OIL original iaad We
WARRANT these equal 70 . have bee oferri a ts
market, and invite our fTea1 and eromets " Them
TABB a GILgs,
fn2 - Main street, Richnlsaf Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04

FAMILY COMMENTARY. on the Holy Bible,
l. from the Works OF Henry aud Scott, aud above loo
other writer's Published in London by the Religious
Trac Society, with maps and engravings 2y large svo
good print and paper pce 81 5n for sale any quantity
W RANDOLPH 4 CO.
ma IS Main street, Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-08
7'uesdoy July
SESATE

The bill further supplementary to an -. IL,
IAN act to establish the Judicial Courts o' 4,
States, passed the oath Of September, l'''
up. 49,, ,,ten
On motion Of Mr.. WRIGHT, its iuf'D''
alton was postponed. and
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-, h Z,
Mr.. Bolts presented a petition s'sn 1;Os is,
number of the citizens Of Richmond, pi'ynhI,c i,
tective Tariff and the distribution Of 'ne P,ed
The consideration Of the resolution O ~ the 81
STANLY, some time since, in relation ~ q
land warrants, was resumed. The p'em,keaF'
exclamation Of his connection with the prose- IL:
those claims, in reply to remarks mace :"
casion by MIR. Hall: mn - which thai
man dsclaimed any intention of casting a Of the
on ' him lie then wen. into ,s.s h' sss;ss Sl
he Virgin, Lg s;asss"on ' Of The CLAIMS
Xs sturdy y'd in e,s,ss
nection with private claims, in order 10 p'''S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-14
(F,om mrs Ifm Hampshire Fctrio'.J

Tie following sensible remarks speak the honest
sentiments Of ninety nine Of every hundred OF The CT
,ixcns Of this community. They are from the Ports
mouth Journal, New Hampshire Wing paper. If the
doctrines oc tins article be correct, what excuse can
the friends Of Henry Clay offer for the conduct Of his
followers in Congress who not only insisted upon
Meeting Tariff with Distribution, but who absolutely
sisted The passage ufary Tariff law that not "onc
rously protecrve'' The Journal represents the mer.
chant and shipping interest, rs well as the manu!ac.
turing interest, Of New Hampshire. Will those who
call themselves Wings unite in such Tariff as that pa
p:,r recommends: If SO, now can they condemn the
votes Ii the New Hampshire delegation who have had
constantly in view "a Tariff moderately protective,
but permanent instead of high protective Tariff, de
s,.uc,ve of revenue: So far acquaintance e1
tends we unite in Tie opinion Of the Journal ta, "ihe
Of the North do not want high pro;cc
tive Tariff" With that paper, we believe that "thls
country is so ccumstanced that in order TO raise the
necessary amount of revenue, tie dn,es can be i'm
posed os 20 give MI the protection that the manufactu
fers could need" we commend the moderation and
The us.ics ef the following articles The Tariff and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-14

.,,,;nas and associations. or symmetric and CON-
pact form of districts, should have mao less reason
70 COMPLAIN But, when we find these principles al
disregarded-when We find difference IN population
he districts of about twenty three thousands large
norton of the counties severed and one even INTO se
narts-when we find districts composed OF thiee ahu
even four fragments of counties, and wheh we uso'e
in GONE OF the districts the most unconey io'n's' We
are led rresistibly TO the conciuson' lna 'he ps moo
baen the result of watchfn ingenuity and careini COM
mutation produce the ustlce against whicn we pro-
test We are sustained IN this c"nclus'"n by me re-
iecion Of various amendments offered oy mr"oe's .,
the minority with frank avowal oil poi'tlcai oaS anu
objects and more especially by the bold and UNJUST oe
cInration proceeding from prominent member OF Inc
majority party that they believe their principles 10
he right IL becomes their duty to district the state,
as to sti. rs far possible, the voice OF the Demo
cracy in the national councils However Piaos'o'e
This doctrine may, at first glance, appear, we pro'es,
ogainst it, as tyrannical and oppressive IN spirit ana
operation In spheres private CITIZENS we may
riqhtully all fair and honorable means 10 ATTAIN
marty ends but, the attainment OF such ehos III oo
capacity as legislators, IS arbitrary ano
loud and peuted complaints have been made agans.
tho Democratic party in the States Of New YORK ano
Ohio for eged injustice in relation TO this SUBJECT ~
neither of those States has the Democratic party al
tempted project even approaching paraei 10 tue
Injustice of The bill of this House. lnasmuch there
ce a 40 strong an opposition TO the dongs OF the ma
nry of those States has existed, especially as TO ONO,
where injustice Of degree not to be compared 10 ha'
of The bill of this House. was deemed sufficient cause
for dssolvng the Legislature by resignation and mas
much as the act 10 which this House has given their
support so far DISTINGUISHES the Democracy OF the
Stale as 10 give them but representative Tor hty
one thousand voters, while gives the ascendant party
with fifty five thousand predominance in the other
nine, basng the calculation upon result, more iaVora
bic to the Democratic party than any series OF The past
fifteen years we feel called upon to ask that thus pro-
test may entered upon the journal of the House. as
an evidence TO posterity that have not silently &C
ouesced in "measurss designed to suppress fair ez-
preston IF The opinions cfa minority
[sgned by ia members of the House of Representa-
lives
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
THE subscribers have received y the packets Tuscarnra Man
neral Of Dry Goods suited the and approach
nf which As follows:
Eyrra super and fine Cloths aud cassinees, COM
pr.nr a choice assortment Of colors and patterns
Super medium and low priced Kentucky Jeans
No do do Sattincis all co.ors
corJona Plains. heavy Kcrsrys, napr co'rons, &C.
Merno, Valencia, and Swansdown Eesilns
Plain and figured velvet silk and satin do
Plain, striped and plaid Linsrys
Rose Whitney point and Duiie Blankets
Real Welsh and other non shrinking Fiahnels
Red yellow, aud green do, very cheap -
Knitting and darninc yarn and zephyr W orsteu
plain and figured de Lanrs from he ee Styles 10
% cents per yard s.,
ca and "a French and English Mrrnos
Alpaca lustres and Roseyn Plaids
Rich figured aud striped Siks and Reps
pain back Gro de Rhine and Gro de Swiss
Snper Broche Shawls and Scars
Satin, silk, and velvet do
Thread cm?, Isle, and bobnct l.aces ana Eusihes
Tarl..cn boiIn aud wash Blond
Ladies' black and white silk and cotton Hose
Lambs IN rim, moravan and servants do
Ladir-' wooen thbet and silk Gloves ana aiitis
Cambric. iaconet, swiss and Tareion Muslin
Irish Linens Lawns, Damask and Table Cloth
Reyre boered stitched and plain thread eanbrc ian"
kerriefs
Bonner, cap, and neck Ribbons
Supne medium and ov-arced French English, ana Anne
rican habit and furniture CallcorS
Large aud small theckej super t'inshams
Carpeiins. Fon Cloths, Biize, ana Hearth Klss
cached and unbeachrd and rn!orfu ines
rs VIZ: Ticking apron and furniture Checks Pads sheet
in.s ShingS, Ozna.urgs, &c, &c.
at the rates been able I" use To better
advantage than present viii be shown IN Tie 10"
p-lce al which goods ct red Cash acceptance In
10" 49, VALENTINE, BREEDER, & CO...
Hkte Buidngs II Street, saoet.e HIt
se?t.27 4l-4lS~2w
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UESRI ~ NURSERY.

rha lhrre aada half n of Richmond, to By ne Tnrupt,
r9 about frr MINUTES the Richmond Frsder"ksL1rg
Potomac Railroad Cars uteh pcss through his Pan,a,a
serr,ai fires lay.
- son GRATED and Buddcd Fruit Trees, of fire size ~,
O,OUU cftrcd by the subscriber. consisting Of va
rirtics of the Apple do Pear Il do Pim 40 do Peach do
cherry do APRICOT do Nrciarne, do. Almond, dc FL.
do Grape Vines do Goosrhrrry do curran and DO ap
berry nearly propacated from trees in full hearing Ills own
and embraces perhaps selection That has not
surpassed for the climate of Virginia.
Catalogue with directions tor PLANTING may he had the E,
change geadn. Room, the Seed and Plough Store Of William
Palmer uf Mr. Thomas H. Drew where any orders r
puncuay attended To- and any letter directed TO Joseph
ton, near Richmond will receive prompt attention.
The subscriber would add thru the above Trees may be Ind
IS 10 80 per cent less than the principal Northern Asef
now charge which u comparison otcaalogues VIII show
JOSEPH SIST0N
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Sept. 10
YoIvoLIe P,ai Estate for Sale

To decree of the County Court Of Buckingham,
rrnnounced on The I instant, the undersigned viii offer m
sale Al public auction the premises on ' an day oil
maj valuable Estate owned ny Thomas May ne
cen.d entirely surrounding the village of aaysvir lying on
Slate River nv which bounded for more Than half mile
nj cnr and eight acresabot one half of
which i, cleared The cleared land Is generally q good qnay
~ ,,.h -, ,f 6rsf rate slate River land. There is about
arrrs or low grounds the tracabou twenty five
Of c has kept meadow and and Is free from
aud when attended yielded very heavy crops
Of Till, es,,. can be conveniently and adv nta.ros!
divided into wo rm. hut will sold in the lump undivided
nin small parcels suit purchasers - 49,, ,,,
Tavern Lot known az .'saysvic HOTEL adjoining The public
na,r and now orcupied by Nathan H. Thurnton Esq The
improvements Oh this let spacious, aud fully sufficient for the
comfortable accommodation the large number o visitors VINO
,v h.rere rnt,ouzed it, designated in the plan of the
town il contains only but we VIII sell along WIN u
the Garden lot four and row IN the hshest
Of fertility The whole OF tie foregoing VALUABLE properly
will be sold long credit. , 80,
JOHN HILL. ( commissioners.
GEO H. MATTHEW'S,
IN a2-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-14

AND FOR SALE-The subscriber shcs sell his farm in
IL county Powhatan % miles from Richmond 81 from
Petersburg from the ApomattoI which affords good
navic Petersburg; and his farm contains
about acres 20 of which Creek low grounds wen
WATER and remarkably well adapted 10 the
growth Germ and Wheat The high land OF ex-
OF clover and plaster and almost
whole susceptible of high degree Of Improvement
from The ma. NJ he same means. G.. SELDES.
Sep, 20 D-laiftI'
ar The Richmond Wing i'll publish In the country paper OF
The 9Th inst, tho h ard 18th OCTOBER and Eth November
and charge Enquirer Office