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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-08-25

action.'
Thr following returns Of he late cleo
tons in the states that have lately cleo
ted members Of the legislature and gov
eroors, are copied from the last Rich
mond Enquirer:
NORTH Carolina The grarti result is
Democratic majority of IL in the Sen
ate and 20 in the nouse-making SO on
joint ballot, being a gain of 70 members
from the last Legislature. Morehead's
majority for Governor will be about
4 500.
Winois--Tn 81 counties-Scnafe-
Democrats 10, Wings 9. House-De-
mocrats 81, Wings 80. Majority or
joint ballot II The majority of Ford
democratic 'Governor) Will be- near TO-
600.
Inoiena. There will be a small De
mocratic majority on joint .baIIot-the
Wings having the Senate, and the Dem
ocraFs tie House. Not certain
.Nasso"' mo opposition to Demo
Gratis For Congress. ST. Louis county,
which gave HARRISON majority Of Coo
has now elected majority of Democrats.
No doubt Of the Legislature being Demo.
cratic.
,AlQ5ama.-In 40 counties House,
Democrats So. Wings %, ami 10 coun-
ties "A members) 70 be heard from. =
Senate, 81 Democrats, / Wings, and l
district to hear from.
-...e@e---
Rot IN Cincinnati. "A riot occurred
in Cincinnati on the 9Th inst, which is
likel; to be very serious in its character
II appears that the German military com
panies of that city had paraded on that
day. and according to their usual custom
retired to the Sans Sonci tavern in Front
street, near Walnut, followed by large
number of rude boys, but no greater thar
on former occasions. In entering the
tavern, one Of the officers slapped a Go,
across the face with his sword upor
which the boys saluted them with mis-.
si4ss Of every description, when the,
were joined by the men, and a genera
melee ensped ,tl,e-solders firing into the
crowd; and the officers using their sword:
for defence. The latter was at last over
powered and compelled to retreatinto the
tavern. A man named Jones. a consta
bic. had his arm nearly dragged off IN dis
charge Of his du;y; and a citizen hat
his hand nearly cut off by sabre, ane
which will reuder tnseless:fo for life. The
crowd still continued to surround the bull.
ding, and would not disperse until the
companies were arrested and taken to the
watch house, although the Sheriff made
several propositions to induce the people
to withdraw. The Sheriff then went il
search Of the Captain, who had secretet
himself, and who, when he was found
prevailed upon his men to lay down thei
arms. and they were marched peaceabl
to to the watch house, when the peopl,
dispersed. after sa'uting the watch hous'
with a vol!ey of-stones. Several Of til,
citizens, were severely injured.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-08-25
From the Ohio. Statesman.


IN tie midst Of revolution, 5zood5ess rs
yst-he MOI Surrouadt2g tie capitol Of
Ohio.
Treason has reared its hideous head in
our very midst. The Legislature has
been dissolved by band of conspirators
of perjured traitors-who threw them
selves upon the protection Of .he mob,
(who this morning surrounded the walls
Of leslslation) jor protection against the
demands Of that constitution which these
recreants had sworn to protect. This
state Of things is awful! God alone
knows where it is to end So far as the
Federal party is concerned, treason stalks
forth over the land, uncensured and un.
rebuked.
Do we dream? Can it be possible that
Ohio is thus dsgraced ?-disgraced, not
only because Of this reasonable attempt
to dissolve the law. making power of the
State, but because 1t leaves the poor la
borers on the public wnrks, their wives
and their children starving cit is said)
for bread .-disgraced. doubly ana treb,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-08-25

On Thursday last Mr.. Wise addressed
the houseupon the report submitted by Mr..
Adams, chairman Of 4he committee OILS.
to whom was referred the veto message.
He referred particularly to that portion
Of it which charges Mr.. TYLER with a
degree Of disregard for the public veal
that should subject him to impeachment.
lie said, =" They Ethe whis members of
the committee had majority of patti
sans in the senate: and why not, then,
prefer their articles Of impeachment p
He challenged his colleague T Mr.. Bolts
to do so. Sir.- Bots rePiied iinHt ''hs
shnnId do so in his own good time; but
he gave notice to the gentleman that be
had not abandoned his intention to I'M
peach the president; and he should pro-
secute it-at the Gext session of congress-"
Mr.. Wise wished to know of MIR. B.
whether "a better tire copIi he found
than the present; and he called upon him
to redeem his pledge TO impeach. The
gentleman. Air.. Bolts had with him a
committee OF ten to three to cry cut that
the president was guilty of inapeachable
offences, and 100 to 80 in this hourse !;
but instead of putting thepresident on
his trial, by pfeferring articles of i'm
parchment, they neutrality-suspicious.
skulketl-from their duty. .and turned
their wrath and fury on the sacred in
strument---the Constitution. What was
their excuse ? Why, " They see that
the irreconciable difference of opinion
and of action between the legislative and
executive departments Of the government
is but sympathetic with the same discor-
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-08-25

" disgraced. because justice has been
denied them by State, which. amid all
the commissions in her monetary affairs,
has 10 this time preserved her credit.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-08-25

dsnt views and feelings among the peo-
ple." They were palsied by the vii Of
their constituents! Brave and noble
action.''
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-29
From he Euening Signal, ". Y.
SHERRY WINE BITTERS.

FENEsE remedy very highly and very Justly rec
ommcrded by phi! sicans OF great efficacy in giving
strength to the weak and debtated The has
satisfactorily proved their virtues. Untncured by the
slightest delGttrious matter they communicate the heal
Ing powers ol the best medicinal roots and plants. They
restore, and II not Ibid aside preserve the whole animal
economy in state of habitua heahiness. They cannot
be toe frequently commended by just encomiums from the
prCss-lA. u. a ID. sands, ~ and 100 Fulton street.
agents.
u In speaking Of the excellence of the Sherry Wine
Bters, of which Messrs A. b; d u. Sands are agents.
We meant those prepared by DR.. 5. o. RICHARDSON, Of
South Reading, Mass
FOR SALE in Woodstock, by JAS. ROSS Jr,-Barnard
j. h. DHniorh-Bethel, j. d J. Smith Jr-Royalton
Downcr, AeNons Fish-Tunbrdge, +. sturtevant--
Chelsea, Geo. ID. Stearns. lOl-6m,
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COMPOUND PULMONARY BALsAM

VESIliS BusNm is now offered to the public from full
conviction that it is superior 10 any other medicine
in for the various diseases of the chest lis effects
first tested in private practice and the medicine
extensively circulated at the earnest solicitation Of many
who received the most signal benefit from it in diseases the
most distressing ard alarming
The prcpHrer Of this bHl,am ms for several years paid
particular attention 10 pumonar! oonplahtsb! watching
their progress investigating their carefully
ticug the effects Of Tie numerous and most NpprOytdrom-
idcs which have been prescribed by Thy sc,rs Of all
ders as Of most kinds of patent medicines which have
been offered to the Inblc.
lss been found produce most astonishing uts ia
whoOpngcough Ca,arh affections of The lungs, II, Gro
thorax, dropOy Of the chest lru,nz, Group. splitting
of blood pain in the sde shoriness of breath, consump
ton and common colds
ltrtguatcs the natural sccretons Of the SYSTEM pro.
cures Tree eXpeCoratiOn and alals morbid irraby.-
Hence its great utility in all diseases of the lungs.
Thousands Of certCatcs might be given II ncccess
but n that 10 wanted for its recommendation is fair ri
al. Price. so cents.
Prepared by Dr. II, II, CARTER. For sale by
J. ROSS, Jr
Woodstock, March o. 1912. 90
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a30etrp.
TO ALTHEA.--FROM PaIsON.
BY RICHARD LovELACE.-DoRN, 1918.


"The song of Alihca," says Southey, "will live
as long as the English language" Lovcace wa,
n man of wit and fashion, and was in great favor
with the ladies' He ran through Il large fortune
and died in poverty. This song, it is said, wa.
written when he was confined in the Gate House
for presenting petition "from the whole body Of
the court Of Kent to the House orCommons, for
restoring the King (Charles ~ 10 his rights
.NeW IVorla.
When Love with uncon6ned wings
Hovers within my gates,
And my divine AIhea brings
To whisper at my CRATES;
When lie tangl'd in her hair,
And ietter'd to her eye,
The birds that wanton in the air,
Know no such liberty.
When flowing cups run swiftly round
With no aIIaying Thames,
Our careless heads with roses bound,
Oar hearts with loyal flames;
When thirsty grieGs in wines we steep;
When hea,hs and draughts are free
Fishes that tipple in the deep,
Know no such liberty.
When like committed lnnets,
With shrer throat shall sing
The sweetness, mercy, majesty,
And glores of my king;
When shall voice aloud how good
lie is, how great should be
EntangIed winds that curl the flood
Know no such liberty,
Stone walls do not prison make,
Nor iron bars cage;
Minds innocent aud quiet take
That for an heritage:
III have freedom in my love,
And in my soul am free
Angels, aone-lhnt soar above
Enjoy such liberty,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-29
MYSTERIOUS.

A GENTLEMAN belonging to one orthc most ancient
"A and wealthy families of this c,y, who must be well
known to numerous friends having since the year lsl5
up to recently been bent nearly DOUBLE and for several
years confined to his bed has been restored to good health
has regained his natural erect pOsOn-and Inns quilted
his carriage, and now walks with ease! We believe
this is the gentleman's description near as possible
and there no oNaggeTatOn in it, We will give ngurers
his address, and doubt not his humane feelings will ex
cise the liberty so that any doubling, may kHolv
these dctsthOus he requests his mamie may not appear
in print. Among other similar instances, Mr. Jas. G.
Reynolds, i Christie street, has been Restored and Will
give personal assurances of the facts of his case. Both
were rheumatism, and contracted cords and sinews-
How has this been done
AHswer.-By the Indian TegetaDie EHrer internally,
and HeUes' Nerve and Bone Lnimont externally ~. T.
HerdH.
only Sold by COMSTOCK & CO.,
II Maiden Lane, New York
j. ROSS Jr. Woodstock, Vt.
57-ly b. b. NEWTON, Norwich.
j. c. BROOKS, Hartford,
A. 4 III. WIRDNER, Windsor
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-29
Splrit Of tbs age.

TERMS-S2O0 n year; g, so in Gdtdnce The cost Of
transportation in all cases be paid by the subscribers
subscriptions ave not received nor advertisements in
serted unless by advance payment guaranty Of pay
ment by some responsible person known the editor
Subscribers may have their card inserted Tor SlfO AM
non subscribers for SO a wear.
~ All communications must be addressed postage
paid, to c. G. EASTMAN.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-29
500 IL EWARD,

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has been of
~ iered for months toany one who will use bottle of
HAYS Lih'mem tor the PHes without being cured OF
thousand Sold in no one instance has il failed of cnre
Proof overwhelming to be had when il il sold II
certain cure IN nearly erery case, Externally in the
following complaints.
to ne P"es, Ifghin6ssof the chest es-
for WDopsy, peci1Hy in chidren,
Iendr feef, Foul Ulcers Of he legs or
sore hrodf by canoe sor other fungus sores, hour
ufcceTs, ever obstinate or iour
CrSup, Standing
Whoopins cough, Fresh WoHnd,
Scald Heaa, Chiibiains &c. q.
LOOK OUT.
some SUtndierSha cOunterfsted the article and ut
u ~ nun r1rions dcuiceS. Do not be imposed unon-
One thing only will protect you-ii is the name of COM
SIOCk N co tnf name must 0iir1Vs be on the ,rrG,-
PER or you are cheated. Do not forget H. Take this
direction with you and test by that never buy ia for
IT'S impossible for any other to he true or genuine
Sold by COMsTOCK a CO
III Maiden Lane. New York.
o'-iy j. ROSS, Jr. Woodstock. VI.
n. %. NEWTON. Norwich
j. G. BROOKS, Hartford.
n. 4 IT. WARDNER, w inds
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-29

should not those who will Gull on the undersigned can
have advice gratis and medicines and board en- the most
reasonable tems-or will visit patients at distance very
reasonably
Persons wishing to become Agents for the sale Of DR.
Hbards medicine, will apply to Haskell Palmer, WCod
stock; VIM. Ilewes, Chelsea, and Il. H. rrehtiss, Moht
pelier who are authorised General Agents:
'' J. B. HlBARD, NJ. d.
East Bethel August, 1910 ~
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-29
HITCHCOCK's ANTI-BILIOUs PILLS


East Bethel, August, 1910
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ORANGE COUNTY.

Brantree, T. 3. STRAIGHTFORWARD, J. b. KiDgsbury-
Bradford, J. W. u. Parker-Chesea. C. G. Stone--Co-
rnth Geo sleeper-East Brookned,P Davis-East Tor.
ham, w. G. Dckey-East Randolph, Egerion 4 Walker
East Corinth John Chapman-Newbury Tappan Ste
vens-Posf Mills,-- Stanford, w II. Sanborn--
South strafford II Russ-Thetforo, Topsham
Union Village, J. Walker-vershire, e. Dustn.-
West Faree Stephen ThomssWest Randolph Edmund
Weston.West Topsham, Geo Jenness-weils River, Z.
Russell i. Bsgley.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-29
TO T'HOJfSONT.f.N,S.

A FEW copies of Matson's American Neeetsble Prar
"A tce, new and improved Guide Health de~ion
ed for the use Of families For sale by
sept 20. lsii. NATHANIEL RANDALL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09
REPORT OF THE JOINT COMMITTEES

The committee on conference in the two Houses
oil the Legislature, have reported in favor of the
banks resumins ON Is, May and of allowing them
10 issue, for limited period, small notes. This is
well and 1t is TO be hoped that the bill so reported
Will receive the Sanction of the Legislature.
IL will also be seen that motion was made in the
Senate to reconsider the bill passed to prohibit the
banks paying out the railroad orders. The motion
was lost, by vote of 6 ayes to IL nays, and thus
that question is settled, and with it the proposition
OF the City Council passed on Friday evening.
The report Of the Committee of Conference in
favor presumption and small notes, gives US every
hope TINT we shall soon have a good currency.
The session of the Legislature will close on
Thursday next, the 10th inst, that being the limit
liked 10y the Constitution for the regular onnual
sessions of the Legislature. There are many very
important questions to be settled by the Legisla =
ture, but by prompt action they may all be acted
on, by the day of adjournment, and tho expense Of
nm extra session suved.-tBalt Patti
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09
ny LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
The Banks in Maryland. Pennsylvania and
New Jersey are abOu, to be forced into an early TO
sumntion
PnIlApSlrnrA. March Z. 1872.

sumption.
Correspondence ofue National in,eiEseueer.
PniLADTLruIA, March Z, 1912.
The Committee Of Conference in the lie gislniure
OF this Site has reported bill Tor the instant 70
sumption OF specie payments As this bill will in
oil probabili,y-l may say beyond doubt-p,ss
both branches Of the Legislature very promptlv,
we may consider that the crisis Of bank business in
this State is at last reached. have expressed the
opinion in ono two OF my letters that the Cover
nor would not probably assent to this measure i'm
med'aleiy. Ia that opinion was sustained by the
CONVICTIONS oil many friends. who based their ex-
pectahons upon the reasons which I have hereto
lore stated, and which need not be repeated. From
present appearances and reports, il seems now
however to be determined that the bill will become
law. As the action OF Pennsylvania on this ques
ton is looked to the guide for Of the South
ern States, il may he we'll to aflJrd your readers
brief sketch Of the provisions Of the bill. The main
provision is for immediate resumption OF specie
payments by the banks, under penalty Of forfctng
their charters; no contract with deposi'ors 10 DO
Affected by this provision. The paying out of any
other than notes Of specie paying banks is pro-
hibited. Ii is made the duty If cashiers to make
quarterly statements, under oath, OF the loans notes
IN circulation specie, and deposi,e. in their banks
respectively TO bo open for the ins pecion of stock
holders. under a penalty of $500. Cashiers are
prohibited, under pain Of fine and Imprisonment,
iIom engaging IN any other profession or business.
here are other provisions, but interesting only to
the people Of this State.
This bill cannot go into legal operation without
breaking down many parties who have until now
sustained themselves. So at least it is currently be
lieved. The banks have been cur,ailing severely
ou, resumption must bring all indulgence to a
certain close, and this result certainly cannot be
withstood by all who have thus far leaned upon
them.
The Legislature Of New Jersey will fix upon the
l5th oil Angus, for resumption in tina, State. a
COMMITTEE Of Conference has reported TO this effect
and the bill will no doubt pass
Except the arrival OF Charles Dickens in hi,
city, have nothing to note since Saturday even.
ing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09
PIOTTGHS.
MILES WANTI,n
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE LAND


ON virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed to ma bx WI.
~ lam Burton, bearing date the 2ist day nf August
l'o anu duY recorded IN the Clerks Office ofic couuir
court 81 hentco and IN pursuance an orcr OF the
ofet superior court Of Law and chanccry for the county
81 ucniico and city Of Richmond ON the clanccry ei.
'rcoi entered ON the n of March, 1872 the suit II
stgg- W Scrusss, SHALL the 29;h day Of March
ei<i proceed tn sell NJ pubic auction, upou the pfcmrea
e following valuable real and personal property or 20
uch icfrut a. hc necessary satisfy the purno
srs OF The sai Deed viz the OF land lying on Chick
ahoninY River IN the county az HeuTico, about miles
iFo the city Of Richmond, which tho said burton uoyy
resides, containing all at 551 acres, oeiy Of
one other tract Of Land the Brook Turnpike. In said
county, containing II acrcs;-anothcr tract land living
airy opposite haralps mill la the city OF Richmond
called lE Rock, containing acTesouc other tract of
land called cuar island nearly opposite tho lover loo Of
The James River canal, containing acrcs-Is valuable
slaves, ami atc stocked horses, cattle, fA ming utensils
mentioned.
The sale will bc for cash. but the pure vi have NJ
pnNegc 90 borrowing of the purchase money not
cNccclns si"p upon giving good real aud personal
curry Tor the payment thereof according To- the future
orer OF inc sieouIt The title To the property bccv.
=. 10 oe uh9esionable butwe shall convey only such
u conveyed 10 US.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09
AUCTION SALES
BY pApNEY 3 cAurnoRN-

On Moniay the Tn instant, =, "a ,,,t,.k a, a., 81, 49,
surhaa 81" @srs'tni"hl OF tfocefte'
Ii,enn bog ronnt Moasssu. whisAey pure Usil,rtc,,
's,S htsniFl superior attic b.. Ni6ef,r Ru,,e, So.
80 'anll,f Porto Rico and ~ q snssr Co,fe. So
, Ssis OF all szes Tobacco, Ctrars Ahspiee cing.,
FURNITURE.
We VIII also sell some h,nd.,ns Fa,Di,,,-. ...,, a.
In part ''''l 0"tni .ins
Soh wardrobe, Sideb'ard. bureau Rroekins Ch,i
Mor<, tnds, Caipcts, French Post neisirals F.,s,
ho Looking Glasses, Chairs bath now ant sec ONT ~,
ocsides many other articles. ''
maj DADNBY& CAUTHORS, Anet,
ADDITIONAL.
VIII be added 10 Il g above.
n bills H.rnngs
~ bushels prime Mercer Potatoes
POSTPONENENT.
instant, Al % O'clock I, a. u - mug, an
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09
VALUABLE City PROPERTY FoR


ME arc authorized by the SELL liberal
~ terms, those three ilsanaly butt, and eliE,bly
slnetot, Dwelling Houses hank sweet, between and
v'h, - the foot Of the Capitol square The Lots
-bout ~ ',et deep and each Tynsment has a froat OF
aseui - ieet with an ares protected 10y handsome iron
Ihns. ihey are three stories high exclusive 81 base
m.n AMI garrett aud have each 10 rooms st lire places
Al the rooms are handsomely finished those the hrs
hpor end the chambers with marble msntics. The Yard.
are paved and supplied with the Guy MoeI
works Kitchens anl roona OF the frst order
Wood aud Coal Cellars 'front.' the side walk These
Dwelling Houses have rented for S7Uo each pcr annutn
but the present RENTS $3.50.
ALSO,
Tenement la the OF the above, three stories
with Jarrett tonns about . feet or Main stree.
AMI al pi'seht occupied by Mr. sheppard Ths lower All
"a hc up TOT store and Counting Room uppet uart
g,necy finished lot family, with private entrance anil
every accommodation OF kitchen AMI rooms In lie
Yard Annual rent, 500 " $50
| atual Insurance Society. ." WV
should sale not be effected privately ist Art
ncH,we shall. on that day, at O'Clock NJ on The pTem
sea "tef the same for sllc al public Auction
tor lirther particulars apply a. our oihr.
WI . WILLIAMS A. IIAXALI. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09
WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
Under the Exchange Hotel.
LOTTERIES TO BE- DRAWN SOON.

LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON.
For "Wednesday evening.
Va Mononcalia, No II, Ertia-To be decided by the
Drawing At Jersey City. Prizcs-s21OO1 300 g5D1
Iiei ~ 81 1000 $40, 20 of2o, 3e IS Nos-I drawn
For Saturday, 18th March, al Alexandria
Va. Wellshutc. Glass u Prizes-sDOn 10000 500
s 100, lsuo. 10 ot Icon, 10 Of TO- oi 20 = Of 81 81
OF To-, etc. Go Noslj drawn-NCtce that. Tie kcts To-
Mannoih scheme Tor l9h March, At Alexandria. Capt..
ialsStuUO, 900, lJ.O,O, 1860 lOU1 AN 7UOl tti6
Of $50, Of iU05 OF 3sn, 2Dn 10 OF I1in - III
'<'o ''oi VS' etc. etc - Nos-i3 drawn. Tickets So
Va. M@nonsalis, Glass DO be drawn at Alexandria
< sh OF March Grand Capitalists lpl or say, ncti
sJHN li'b GtH bsO. 400. <5O1, XS6i - OF lCOl etc
10 Nos ~ drawn. Tickefu $40
~ shares oi Tickets In all the above proportion.
IL y. B-Al orders punciualy attended to, either
r tAckascsoi whole halves, quaTters-or fr a single
ilck, = ami drawing forwarded when required.
lc - CHARLES WORKMAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09

ADDITIONAL.
VIII aided 10 In, above ale !, gc,.,,t ,.,,.. =
Groceries. consisting In part ~ s' as'''"''"' 81
- Hh Is Porto Rico sugar
10 Do No I. II CroiI.CBK
81 Rags Rio Coffee
~ Do superior Old Law,
- Or boxes g inpowdcr Tea
= nai chests 10 and Young Hyson
% 10 -, Ponchong, In 2 10 papers
Tierces pure sperm Winter on
~ kecssronnf Ginger
- Bbis Brazil sugar
. BoRes White Havana
10 Bales son shell Alrnonds
~ Boxes Wi tiow G1ss.st 10
N'VVo Havana and Purcire Cigars
ALSO
- iids bright and Try Bacon Sides
- VOLS lu proof Whissey
- B3Ies scotch ITrrrtas U,u.nI ~, r-..-t.
biauiy. sicily ard Pott Wine &c etc ~ e''
ier"ls-i inoA over Al
WILLIAMS & UAXAII Aprts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09
BY WILLIAMS s. HAXALL.
FRUII TREES. Sc.

o. ,,,, NUII KEGS, Nc.
re ton, sul error collection Of Peach and therry
trees. etbraciIr. m former variety, the Prrs,en, ~.
yv,ts h9irs Rel RiIeripc, Roinan's cling lemon tpn
h.'e oct"ocr %, Oh Nixon free Yellow N.ior,fo,
Matds ate Tree, sc. and Ia h~ titer White o,hse,
May Duke. &C. ''"'N spanish,
these Trees have all been engraaed upon yo,nr ant
vigorous SOCKS are correspondngly straight ami fbr0
anI'n To Twelve feet IA height The varieties clear
a'c rained. AMI accurately tested by the Iu,t
only mode 2fensuriag perfect eorrecincssa
- ue-e uecs have been ~ Nurserymen or Inc
les, Ies9ee,ahhty we particularly call the attention of
sttlns hne NUTS 70 this Invoice, and take th
"tenti ~ p.ouey stating that have made arr,ns..
H. 20 DC literally sgpplcd every spring ami Fall with
VIC nnl Nafiees OF Plus and Ornamental Tree EIoys
public auction. 't''" " pt''aieiy OF bJ
NH N a.,