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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-05
NEW YORK MUSEUM.

(Late Peales,)
No 252 BroddUdy, opposite the Guy Hail.
OPENING of the New Lecture RoomFnt appearance of
= YANKEE HILL the unr'valed representative Of Down
Mis- IIariwick and Mr. Collins will sing number of la,o-
This estab shment containing including the late additions.
the perfect and collections of natural and a
' s Eighth wo Ss Of ha Wc re Vermont Dwarf 81
old and E Mesh"f ony nineteen poarSI tho m 9Th
and 7h will be presented variety of amusing and attractive
For particulaI. bills.
Tickets % censperormance to commence eight o'clock
MR. DEMPsTERs LAST soIREE in New York, will
gwen at he Society Library. Friday evening ti
Bind T s II II Lonely %SS %ad w f"ans
"rSs M M%Iss0 Wind
.b,5s oS Of; Of S Wi lgsh EmiFraH'"
When the Night Wind Bewaeth Sc-wih choice seec-
Particular, of which will be announced small bills.
es % Ware Il o saS E
Door, open at L TO o'clock m5c
"A HoRNCA sTIE 5e.pee!f"Iy announce. % his friends
dnS S & g" a %e s ~ 's i @" a
written by himself will be peromed entitled Ar, fair IN
tf Boz with variety OF popular entertainments n'''''
Private Bo1e, S. each and tickets be had of Mr. Horneas
tie, No. Al Marion street. and at the Theatre mi M'r
Mr. Y PEFSEEttHs Hr EHE ShSos
s S ss s Sn Thu SGSsy
whfS he will nSp Ss his songs which have met so
The Blind Boy wT.sien BY Miss Hannah F. Gout.
Beautiful s@'s Lonely ON %"d We,,lsn from an
When the night wind bewailet written expressly for Mr.
Ds%Er s%sn sy 81 EEG he 1 s:5s E%s E:G
+! sg 20, SONG, : :, John Anderson my Jo"
a Mans Man for =, 4 that"
Tickets S' cents S' The R sHe viii ADMIT two Ladies'
gentleman be had the Book and Music Stores Brook
Doors open at Ito O'Clock: m9r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-05

THE COMMISSIONERS OF PILOTS .OFFlcE 5AIs-
moved 10 No 90 south street. the store OF u ~ n
). Johnson. IA. ..~-.s.4,ei ""'"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-05

QQAIT IS BEYOND CONTRADICTIONS THAT Will.
DERS FIRE PROOF SAFE is the most perfect protec-
ton against Fire. &c. that human wit and strength ever
combined. In evidence Merchants in New York Boston,
New Orleans &C. have tested and stated this fact found
ed on experiments made in the most intense fires These
gentlemen for veaciy and candor above
OF false coloring.
- From Hewetts Commercial Rcgister1
The above Safes ouly be had of S. c. Herring l3o
Water-street and his authorised orents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-05

n7-HI.L's LECTURE ROOM ENTERTAINMENTS
commence tonight, at the Museum 2o2 Broaeway, date
PaalcnN. il il worthy of public attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-05

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE iramed aud celebrated Pills from Poltug, are
perceive be obtained in this counr. See adv
meat on the last column of fourth page. FEB lm'is
NOTlCE-The Coparneship hereoiore esisting between
~ The Subscribers, under The finn Of CARPENTER VI
LADE dissolved ON the first day of May instant, by
tua consent
The business has been removed from No. No co. Nae
street. and " i'll br continued by Claude Viladr who will
also attend to the settlement OF the affairs OF the late % and
autho shed pay all debt. of the said finn, we'll
receive all moneys due to the
JOSEPH CARPENTER,
ms 81. C. VILADE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
" 4 DrCiN Il -.
TO FAMILIES.
RowAsD's dMrmoyED) TONIC MIx-

uy- Those who would have recourse q Farafy Me-
dsefas for fsrer ard Agae, Dyspepsia and kerr91s
Weatsesscs should disc illuminate the sthou
aud one remedies heraed forth o the pub
tthe I'm all times p.s) and that almost uni
versaiy successful prescription called
ROwANDs 0MfROvED) TONIC MIXTURE
few remarks Viii 70 illustrate the difference. In
the hrt place the operation OF the Tonic Mixture I'm the
OF the Fever and Asue upon entirely ard pc
e,sLar, Vet safer prfHcipiss. Seeordly-lt only
promptly the course OF e eAis when punciuar
and persevcnnry used. hut the won,ed
functions OF the general system 10 perfectly healthy
attack who has mover had before.
ThrilyThe system, dnrinz the Standardization ofhe lon
proved Tonic Mixture springs tHder it's beings
ntHsses aud givos forth returning Asoh aud
psSr. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES less effect upon the bow
c the cause OF the disc passes on In the way nosi
strongly indicated by nature. hhy-is effects on the
stem uniformly mild and safe, well as efficient,
anl s well adapted the fecblest infant simply by
ihceiiou OF the dosr 20 the most vigorous adult
MANY other consider aons. OF the utmost importance 10
the ANXIOUS parents and nvalis, might be enumerated
here, bet the above few OF the points OF contrast In
comparison with the remedies generally Ia pro
fcssonal aud family practice, irom which proper Jug
may be formed In selecting the remedy. -, l.,
NJ n. With view establish entire coniIciSo ~
the ciccncy OF the Rowands Improved Tonic Nsiste
20 effect lasting OF y and Arue the propIetoI
original guarantee viz: The money shah DC
punctuaiy used without producing the desired eject
Adrea a. Ibr John r. Rowand No ~ North second street.
Philadelphia. ..,,,.
p,onts Va JOHN GAYNOR,
an 10 One door above the Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
iIoFTIN n. ELLErr, Q. II. @.
CoMMIssIONRR,s oPpIcr

f(fchHfoHd, llfh august, 1872
Tho parties concerned are hereby notified attend NJ
my Office iu the city Of Richmond, Thursay the 2Qth
ofSeptember next. 10y i0ociock A. with their
and the evidence necessary, enable perform the
duties required by the foregoing order Of Court.
10 lawf29s JOHN SHORE Comm'r
NIHGINIA-At Circuit Superior Court OF Law AMI
v Chancery for the coutty Of Henrico aud City OF
Richmond, On the ChancorY side, held tho Capitol, ~
the said CITY on Friday, Novcmbc 18th, 1911:
Peter Beverley, administrator Of Munford beverley
deceased, Plaintiff,
Against
Carter beverley, Trustee Of Lucy Burwcll Collin and
James Ross Carter beverley, WIN Taylor, executors
Of John Taylor, decd, aud byrd Beverley Dcts
This Cause clnn this ay, 10 be again heard the
papers formerly read aud tie report Of Commissioner
Baker made pursuant 10 the order or 18th day Of Fehru
ary, thousand exht hundred aud thirty ou and was
argued by counsel On consideration whereof, the
sustaining the cgcep ion Of The plaintiff 10 the deposition Of
The defendant Oi Carter beverley doth rccomlt the said
report 10 ono q the Commissioners Of This Cour, with
Instructions 90 ascertain, 10 pracucahlc when Munford
Beverley the ntcsatc of tho planun received notice u
the assignment from the defendant Carter beverley to
the defendants Cou aud James Ross, NJ tho bond In
controversy this sn aud state Of the accounts be.
said Munlord beverley and Carter Beverley that
lime, and report The same TO tho Court with any matters
specially sisted, deemed pertinent by hutelf, which
may be required by the parties 70 bo 80 stated
copy Testo,
WIN. q SANDS q. e..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

lido hereby certify that afflicted several years with
violent sick he adache which attacked me ofcn as
ahsut week causing voni large quantities Of
bile and remain sck for day time, thai could
scarcely up, and the pain being eScruestng
both that health ALLY impair cd
procured a bottle of "Smthis Biers, Renovaior OF
Health" by using which was entirely relieved, and have
remane In good health for several months used
only bottle and have been much benefited that
can confidently recommend 10 those afflicted similarly
l was induced this remedy from the rccommepda.
ZION Of respectable Lady, Of acquaintance, who had
been similarly afflicted and who says that she Is confident
that from the violence her she could have
alive she bad not used the remedy referredo, which
entirely relieved her II "a unpleasant take and
is valuable remedy Given under my hand this liul
July, lSi2. A. WRIGHT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
TO MOTHERa


MESsRS. E CHASE & CO.-Genis-Hearing much
Nl said about the extraordinary effects OF the Resuri
ton or Persian Pills those about become mOthe
wewere induced TO make trial them Ny wife that
time the mother OF children, and had suffered the
dous aud eNcrucafng pains during and aor conne-
nent Of EACH She had tried every and taken
medicine. but found little relief She
king the Persian Pills about mouths before her conne-
nent Cher health being very poor about this length Of time
previously and amer enabedby their
10 the Of mother her family until her confne
At the time she omnenccd taking the Persian
Pills and for several weeks previous, she afflicted with
dry hard cough, and frequent cramps which the
Of the Pills entirely moved before using half box
IS with great confidence that advise all those about
10 become mothers TO make OF the Persian Pills. All
those that have taken them In neghborhood have
along In the same easy manner and are about the house
In few days There does appear 10 be half the dan
Of other difficulties selling In amer confinement where
these Pills taken. We untedly say, let neglect
taking them for they in the reach OF the poor wen
as the rich. We truly thankful that there 4
which females easily procure which lids fair les
The world Of suffering, which many OF them have to
BEAR and perhaps the yes which other
wise would be lost. =. ROBERTS,
A. o. ROBERTS
Rochester, May itl, 1888.
For sale by A. q. STEVENS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

SUPERIOR 70 the Hygean, Brandreth's, Evans, To
~ mott" the Mafchless (priced) Sdnaiiye Indian Purg
i've or any Other Pills Compound before the public
certified TO by Physicians and others Let condemn
Ihem until they have tried them, and then CERTAIN
they will not.
- settled point with all who have used the We
geabe PERSIAN PiiLS that they pTe.einineniiy the
best and mos ciieacous FAMILY MEDICINE that has
Jet been used ia America. II every family could become
acquainted with their Sovereign power disease they
would keep Them and be prepared with REMEDY
10 apply on the FIRST appearance Of disease and thsn how
much distress would be avoided and money saved well
as the lives Of thousands who hurried Of time 10y
neRleotng disease ia its stages, by being
possession Of remedy which they rlaes dependence
upon o. Pills IN each box, price C2 cents For sae, At
kchmoDd, by A. C.. STEVENS,Agt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Received at the Bookstore OF
SMITH, DRINKER g. MORRIS.
TUE Life Of Wilbur Fisk, d. first President OF the
Wesleyan University, 10y Joseph Halcick
Sermons and Sketches OF Sermons, by the Rev. John
summeIeld NJ late preacher In connexion with the
Rev. Thos. f Bond, MD
What's to be Done, the VIII and the Way by the au-
thor OF Wealth aud Worth, &c.
Means and Ends or SELF Training by the author of ed
wood, Hope, Lessc, Home, Poor Rich Man, etc
History OF the Expedition under the command OF Cap.
lains Lewis and Clarke 10 the Sources of the Missouri
thence aeTossl The Rocky Mountains aud down lhe River
COLUMBIA 10 the Pacific Ocean Performed during the
year. lsi 1919 and ls06 10y order Of the Government
the United states pTeplr Ell for the press by Paul Allen
Esq. Revised and abridged by Archibald McVickar
The Fame aud Glory OF England indicated, being an
2yOI -
rlte Lineal Of the Gypses Of SPAIN With
an original collection Of their Songs and Poetry by George
Borrow
The Kingdom Of Christ denealed in two Essay on our
LORDS own account OF his person, aud Of the value Of
khgdum, and on the constitution powers and Ministry OF
Christian Church, appended by himself by Richard
Nh1ibY ID ID, Archbishop Of Dublin
Aihanason second edition, with and corrections
also, Miscellaneous Poems, by the author Of Christian
Ballads, &c
Biblical Researches in Palestine, Mount Sinai aud Ataa
Petr-a Journal Of Travels in the year 1893, by T. Ro
binsOn and Smith, undertaken in reference to Biblical
Geography, drawn up from the original DIARIES with His
torical us ralons, by Edward Robinson, u, with new
Maps and Plans.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

N1RGfNIA At Rules heliln tho Clerks Once Of The
cuf, tho III Day of August, 1912.
William D Wren, administrator Of Robert Douihai,
deceased, puf
AFaiud
WIN RUM snd Mary y his vito, Walter " Shelton, WIN
W shelton, Wilson Price, and other Defa
Tho defendants above named net having entered their
appearance and given security according 10 the act NJ
aasenhy and The rules of IBIS court, ami appearing hy
sltsactory evidence, that They not inhabitants 6
Ibis Commonwealth u b. ordered, That tho faid Do
PENDANTS DO appear ~ the rules be hodon tho Monday In
November NEXT, and answer the bin NJ the plaintiff; and
that copy 81 This order he forthwith infeited In
newspaper published In Tho city Of Richmond for two
months suecesycy, and posted at the front door Of the
Cipltoii w the eaid CITY,
suI6 Wv WV SANDS, g G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
CiANCEHY.-In HcnTIco County Court sept,tn.
bef 9th, ISL: Joseph Bernard and Catherine his wife

Against,
Sarah Price, Charles Hudson and Mary his wife Jtd,
Price, sarah Rcdford, William Price, John A n Ru-
HEREFORD Patrick Hurt and Louisa his wife and Charles
y. Hudson, administrator Of VIM. u Price, decd and
John, Judith Mara, Louisa, Virginia AMI VIM H. Arms
tead and Alexander, Mary Catharne and Ann Eliza Neal
the last oght OF whom Infants under the age
one years 10y LOiin ~. Elicit their guardian ltem
signed by the Count TO defend them in this suit.
Loitn ". EUcu is by the Court assigned guardian nd
tem 10 the 10 ut defendants John. Judith, Maria Louisa
virginia, and WIN H. Arnetead and Alexander Mary Ca
tiarine, and Ann Eliza Neal defend them ia this suit.
and this caue this day by Of the adult
parties by their counsel and Of tho infsn by consent
their guardian AL lcm. 90 be heard the bill answer
ana exhibits, and was argued by COUNSEL consideration
a. the complainant Joseph Bernard shall complete
his payment for the land in the bill mentioned by paying
10 charles q. Hudson, administrator Of WIN II. Price
dec tire balance due upon the contract between said
Price and Benilmin Curtis, which transferred 10
the plaintiff Joseph Bernard, that the said Hudson who
convey the tract ofnnd In the bill mentioned by
convey anee' with special warranty the complainant
Joseph BERNARD and that the said Commissioner do
public suction TO the hses bidder, for cash. upon the
premises aer reasonable notice % the time and pace
OF sale, The lot IN the city Of Richmond In the hin mon.
toned and make report &c and the Court doth f1Ttber
adndgei Crderand decree, that the defendant Charles
Hudson, administrator Of VIM ~. Price decd do render
before one Of the COmnissoneTso this Court account
Of his administration OF his nicsaes estate which
the said commissioner Is directed TO staic &c distinguish.
log real from personal assets aud appoTonng the baanc
Of real and personal In the hands Of the said admin
istraOr aud Of the said Hudson COmmsson amonR
the heirs OF w. H. Price, according TO their respective
rights, and make report &c and six months allowed
the Infants AFTER they aain theraKe Of wontY one years
TO sho" cause II any they can against this decree
Copy. Tcftc,
IOFTIN ~ Elicit O. m a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
n OOk =.
I w RAsnoLrr . CO. sls1r,eal.

Il w. RANDOLPH & co. Rehuro0d hav.
Dsscai Christian Instructed IN the faith af Christ from
Catholic Christian. instructed Ia the Ceremonies, &e o
| tho Church; by Rev DIR Chaloner
Practical Reflections for every lay la the year ny Rev
Instructions In the Ceremonies, &c. OF the Mass from
he French OF N Coehen
Protestant Churches: ny Rev } Fletcher
Memoirs OF Christian Lie ny Rev Lewis De Ora.
nadia
saeramcnts Explained: ny Rev ID IIornlhol, with Kinr
IIeury the Eshihs Defence OF the Seven sscrsments
against Martin Luther
Instructions tor First Communion
Think well ont, OF Reflections on tho Christan Relso
ny Rev pr Challcner
caholc Manual, containing Prayers and Devotional
Exposition OF Catholic Doctrines: Br Bossuoi. will,
notcS by Rev Fletcher
Manual, soh"queH, Mediations Confessions, aud Life
Sunday Monitor or Reflections on the Gospel By Rev
Baker
Gslli zin's Dcfence of Catholic Principles
Following Of Christ ny rhcm's A n mps
hcy OF PARADISE opcong the gates TO eternal salvation
True Pieiy or the day W, u spent
trsaune Manual or q colcciSn Of Prayers, Spiritual
exercises, &c ny Rev ] Power
Office OF the Holy Week acc orhng 10 Roman Missa
and brevisry, IN Latin aud English
Flowers OF Pcty, selected NON approved sources and
adapted for gcneralusc
Mass
Christians Guide to Heaven
Introduction 10 pcvOut Life, from the French Of ST.
Francis OF Salcs
Spiritual Retreat, with Mc,li,aiious Tor Christians
by Rev fragment, 2vols
Imitation OF the blessed Virgin
Short Catholic CatcchiSm
nD- Bookbindcry In every variety.
Orders Tor Books stationery, Music vnd Fancy Goods,
viii meet with prompt attention., u addressed to
W RANDOLPH co,
81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
ELLIS & ELLErT, Agents.

To all tphoaa IL may concern: Having been In low
health for several from the Dyspepsia bill
ions complaints debility which followed long attach
Of which had had and being often troubled with n
stomach and sick headache with feeling Of weari
mesa lanxuor, depression sp,rs, and having
quenily taken Calomcl and various other remedies with
slight benefit was recommended by fiiend 10 try
Smithp Biefs OF Renovator OF Heath sold Ivy Messrs
Ellis q Eett; when commenced using them they caused
slight sickness Of the stomach, but determined to PER-
severe, thinking that could not he worsted and q my
great sasisctoit inunu end manifest
The medicine carried on the BILE. aud strengthened
very quickly and entirely restored my health. In my
opinion the remedys one OF great value which freely
and strongly recommend. A. MORRIS.
JULr, 1872.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
CERTIFICATE.

cerii6 that have, by way Of experiment. used the
Hygean and most Of the various kinds Of Pills in my
nee which lave borne the highest In the public
umaon that been offered for sale In is vicinity Tor
te last five yeaTs including those called the ResuTrec-
Persian Pills. and the public may assured ai
among the whole catalogue has answered a better
purpose easy and eee,ual remedy than the Resur.
recnou OF ~ sian Pills, in most OF disease.
CHARLES BACKUs, ~. ID.
Rochester, N. v, Sept q, 1899
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
VIRGINIA
CT THIN gTORE

CLOT HING STORE,
Nearly opposite me Bel Tauern.
IHB suhFcrbers respectfully inform their friends and
u tic public, that they lave hand, and intend
Keeping, large and extensive assortment rcadymade
FASE1ONABLE CLOTHING,
Of the best materials ar1 workmanship Consisting In part
Of tho following articles:
Blue black, green and other shades Of Dress aud Frock
Coats
Beaver and Pilot Cloth Froek Coats
Oyer-tUatH 81 beaver, pilot cloth &c; different coloura
Waicrrepolant cloth ;iuntlGz Coats
Hatincti Goats and PanaloOns, assorted
Blue, black, and fancy Cashmere Pantaloons
Black and figured silk Velvet Vests
Cloth and Valencia DO
Satin and BombhNno do
Plain and figured silk do
Cashmere aud McfinO do
tentenen's Cloth and Camlet Cloaks
lanes DO
Ismb'swoo and Merino shirts and Drawers
Flannel and Cotton do do
Irish linen Shirts
Plain and plated muslin DO
Tenants celebrated Stocks
fuSpeuders, iidkfs, Cravais, Collars, ahatna 60,
NEGRO CLOTHING, SC. SC.
All u which they will sell wholesale anil retail on A.
accommodating terms articles Of the same description
can be purchased In any Of the Northern cities
Country Merchants and Jthers, will find 10
tage 10 give them call, they determined 10 sell
tho lowest possible prices.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

ConNIssIcEER's OTFIcE.
u s.t...c.d tE.L A..... agsf

INIITTTTTVTTUI TIITf
Tho parties concerned hereby notified that have
appointed the an day of October next by 10 lock A.
~. Tor their attendance ~ my C-o, In tho City NJ Rich
mond with their accounts for settlement aud tho evidence
nccoss1y 90 ensblo me n perform the duties required by
Tho foregoing decree.
VIZ wd INO SHORE. Com,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

-,nr =. IN DNE UOODS.
GREAT bargains In Summer Dry Goods eau be found
VI at the store Of the subscriber Wishing to reduce his
present stock the following goods, with many ohe is in hs
line, viii be sold at uncommony low prices:
Caheos, Lawns ndFreneh Cambrics
Muslins Mousln lie LANES, GinghaIns
Black and Copd silks fg ID aud plain
Furniture Chiniz. Cambria Dimity
srlpei and Checked CambTics, plain and fR'd
Swiss Musiins. lackouctts and Null Muslns
Thread and Bobbnei Laces
Muslin and Cambria Edgings and Inseunss
Black and Col'd Italian q apes
B0nnets and Bonnet Ribbons
Bleached aud Brown Cotton ShTngs and sheetnKs
COun and MoTEied Fringe
with good assortment OF Goods suited for Gcnflemen's
summer wear All of which will Se sold cheap for cas-
al J II CuSNlNGHAMi5
le1 Cheap Cash Dry Goods store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
LINEN GOODS

IbsTrecetved by ihc subscriber, an invoice Of Linen
Goods, comprising chsice assortment Of sheetngs,
Dapets Table Cloths &c, purchased aaucon, at great
81 Pillow Case Linen
81 10 and ~ Linen Shooting from 3a Cd and I'M.
wards per yard
ca. 81 and 10 & Linen Damssk Dianers
50 ~, " ., u and I6 Damask Table Cloths
l2Nl4 l21lG, liTls lfr20 and 1874 satin Damask DO
wards -
White, brown AMI coloTcd Doyles
Birds eye Diapers, BaTnsey Diapers, for ToweIa
Russia Diapers, Irish Linens, best make and fnlsl,
Richardson's Family Linen
Linen Siair Covering Kentngs, Lawns Cambrics & C.
~ % INO WRIGHT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
MORE NEM nOnKs
"OhS ~ EW bOOhS
Received OF the Book Store Of
SMITH, DRlNKER 4 MORRIS,

heceFeu az INC BOoh store OF
SMITH, DRlNKER 4 MORRIS.
MORRIS TItAVEBs.-Noiesof u Tour through
" turkey Greece Egypi, Arabia Pcug 10 tho Holy
iand, incluiing visit - Athens Sparta, Grand Cairo
ton.tlnunoule Thcbcs the Red Sea, Mount sinai Pctrs
lhe bloin d Scripture, etc. BY Norrs In vos 2no
VIII numerous plates.
We recommend 10 tho public as sterling work Of
The author has conrved 10 rive 10 biz descriptions Of
places scenery aud events spirit Of cahueas and vrai.
The Times Wv "
THEODORE HOOKS LAST.
FhTUENS and Sons, a Novel ~ the lsto Theodore
iooE, auihor o. Sayings aud Dyngs, Gilbert Quincy,
&C. IN " limo
"Of Fators and Sons We only say that lie royison
Was about The last heiary work N H. lamcuted auu
ahuh Possesses al those features of keen perception
snd humorous delneauon ~ Character which have rem
9efcd lts prOducons such isyorics with the public
LDHdon Library GaHene.
- most Interesting add clever novel; Herald
AN admirable novel Coisdonfan Msrcurv.
',One u tho bea novels Of tho ray."- NfegsuFfr.
"a most amusing novel; fn0f spirit and uvacity - Sun
"Nr Theodore HOOKS worksare tho most lively and 4,
tho same lime tho pictures Of life we have met viii
among late wrifera"--ddas.
pJpulsr treatise on Agricultural Chemistry for M
use ofthe practical Farmer ny Charles squarey Chena
popular treause Vegefablo Physiology, published
under Tho auspices Of the FOceiy for the promotion o
popular instruction, with numerous cuts
jol SMITH, DRiNKER a NORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

lido hereby certify that have used "smh's Bttcrs,
Renovaior Health" for four years PAST myself and
family aud recommended IL TO number Of others, and
has hiled 10 give relief when pro-
perry adherd used in disease Of the stomach, sic
headache. bilious cvcrs dsoidercd bowels. and In every
the patient found relief would their fore commend
all who may be diseased TO try IL; II pleasant bitter
and gently on the bowels. WM. WATTS.
JuIY 23d, lSf2