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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-10
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Having heard rumuur of a tomb that
had lately been discovered and opened b.!
the Arabs in this vicinity, it being report
ed that some human remains were found
in it.. [ rode nut one evening during our
srjnurn in Jerusalem. 1" examine the place.
accompanied by two Of nv companions,
Mr.. w. Meiklam and Mr.. Finlay. A lit
lie higher up in The cliff that rises from the
cavern erected by the Roman empress,
within the ground denominated Aceldama
and in The neighb"urhood "f the painted
chambers, and that excavation called the
tomb Of Isaiah, sumo Arabs, when at work
in that place accidentally discovered the
door way of tomb, carved out "f'a solid
rock, which had been concealed by heal
of rubbish, over which The soil had ac'
cumualcd so as to completely conceal the
entrance. This entrance at the tl'ne OF
our visit was partly concealed ny BRAN
blps, stones. and dirt, S" that but one hal
of the doorway was visible.
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must have been strangers in Jerusalem,
and as these heads belonged to races Of
mankind that we know did not n,labit Ju.s
.lra for the last two thousand years. HEY
must have been foreigners, and ibis has,
led me to oneclure that this tomb which
is situated in the acknowledgement Of
blood, may be one ofSthe spp"!chres Of the
actual Acclan.a thai was purchased by Tie
priests tn barry strangers i'll.
Wild'S Narratirc. IA,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-10

A ScExE.-1he artillery heavera
pea!ing away along the vaults of etlleriais
&C the forked lightnings were playing
in the wild space of Elysian fields; the
wind were blowing with mighty force
,hrnugh natures h"ur'lless p"ssessiees--,
the hail was ra:lling away upon cvPryH
,himg ou'do"rs-the poor printer had jussts
SET down after hard days toll, withogt.,,
money, but little bread and meat, arsda
knew not here 10 obtain it on credit:
all was drear without and ddark within; when
10! there sat rcnurious cit in a cornef
reading borrowed newspaper, and coli
lrcling a few far fetched ideas, TO- sustain
criticism on the paper the next day. And.
more than all this, bug was running up
aad down his arm with soul lenstimes as
big as this poor mans.
[Hamburg Journal.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-10

IRISH FuN.-A Nev Idea.-"Hallo,
Michael, is il ynurscIf see before mel
said one Irishman 10 another, on the even
ing of the fourth.
"Trnih then, and it's meSelf."
"And how are YOU now! and how have
you spinl our national birthday"
Haven't been dhrinkin' aud rejoicing
the entire day, aud marching about in a
sun hot enough to roast pralirs. Have
you been doing the same, Jimmy"
wv, II, have. The remimbrance Of
what our fureiati,ers-lh1se ginIemen that
signed The dccalalion-hare done for US,
Michael, combined with a few dhrops of
the 'crarur,' has kept mr as drunk and as
joyful as piper the day long. say,
Michael, isn't it a remarkable fact they
don't have any of these Fourth Of July
celebrations in oud lrelanh?"
"But they do, to be sure"
Cd the bit. When 'oes the Fourth
of July come in Tipperary! Tell me that
with your ugly mouth
"Why, on the tw"nry-f"urlh Of June,
you spa pern Don't you recoIIect the
huIicks, bnnlircs, and ej"icings, we used
to have on that day. The twerly. fourth of
June is the Fourth of July in Ireland, to
be sure"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-10
cUREFoR woRMs1N cH1LDREx.-A wri

CURE FOR woRMsIN cHILDREN.-A wrl
ter in the F,rmrr'S Register, who being Il
slave holder has large family under his
care, says that Tor nearly 30 years he has
found the following preparation certain
cure for worms, Take the fat of old ba
con, sliced and fried in pan until the eS'
sence is all out the rind first, then put in
as much worm seed (vulgnrIv called Jrrn.
salem Oak.) as is necessary, as much su
gar or moIassps az will make it palalabIe,
and give it three marni gs in succession.
The children will eat ii freely, some you
will have to restrain from eating too much.
Incredible as it may appear, have known
as many as one hundred and twenty or
thirty large wor,ns come from child
hree or four wears old. usually give
The medicine spring and fall.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-10

Gentlemen of the Jury said western
lawyer, would you sci rat trap to catch
bar? Would you make ID fools Of
yourselves by endeav"ring to spear Bui:
falo with knitting needle? sQy would
Won attempt ,o.empty out the Mississippi
with gourd? No, gentlemen, know
yo,9would not; then 1as;scan you he guilty
If the absurdily of finding my client gull
ty Of man slaughter for takingthe life ots
,roman!'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-10

A shrewd and lively young belle was
introduc"da few evenings since. 20 bonn
bastic little youth, about as diminnlive in
his personal appearance asa man "rver
gets t. be- After conversing with her
for some minutes, he turn"d To leave the
room. when al he was un the point nl
opening the door, the y'ung lade innocent
lv observed, pray don't trouble yourself,
there is the ken hole."
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-10

PosrMAsTERs' CoMMIss1oNs.-We are
glad TO have it in our power TO- announce
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-10

II did kill your sister, but it was all Tomp-
kins' fault"
He was arrested. and is now on his way
to South Carolina, TO make r'paratlon to
the laws of his country for his bloody and
inhnman deeds. We wish him just de-
liverance.
A Word to Young Ladies.-Fair read
er when, yon have perused the sad narra-
tive above, of crime resulting from intem
peraace, and the terrible rttrIbution which
parsues the murderer, through every lane
Of life, lie, not the impression pass away
with the tear OF sympathy which may fall
to the memory Of the murdered wife No!
There isa solemn, impressive lesson taught
in that narrative. which should sink deep
into the heart of every young woman II"
our country. 1t is ihiS-BPware of the
young man who indulges freely in intpxi-
eating drinks. lie may mt, IL is true, be-
come drunka:d. and even if he does, his
hands mny not hcc"me inbrned with the
blood ola murdered wife; but most Certain
, is it, that he runs fearful risk of the for.
mer. and You, if not of the blondy fate of
NlrS. Freeman, 81 tldI =" "iiCh idiiH hut iit-
tie short Of it: for there is such thing as
the murder of the hearts dearest hopes, of
all its Young joys, and bri ighl an'icipa'i"ns
OF weddcd bliss. And she who weds a
drunkard, is the victim whose heart must
bleed from this unseen wound, until the
cold grave covers from mortal gaze, her
| shame and her sorrow.
Oh, il is a fearful sight 10 see young
confrIing girl, approach The alter with one
who loves 10 lin ger around the wine cup
/ lie mag pass unscalhed through The fi"ry
ordeal. and the bright hopes of The bride
man ripen into fruililinn. But. fair reader
let not the spIend"rs Of wealth, nor the
alInrements of PLEASURE, nor the promised
triumphs Of ambition, temp, you I" Iisk
so fraught with danger to all you hold dear
Honrstindustry, Joined with Temperance
may Carve out ii fortune, and all that am.
bllion should covel; but wealth, talents,
fame, can never aild the Drnnkhrd's home,
nor so"the the snrrnws of a Drunkard'
wife.-Temp. Advocate.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-10

But although searched with some care
| could not find single instance OF the
scuIIs of one side bring mixed up with
those of the other. Now none of these
cnrinus heads belonged t." the Jewish ma.
,ion, for not one sing glr European or well
mar ked Caucasian head could find among
the numbers scattered in The chambers;
and all who did not belongso that family
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-10

The most remarkable circumstance:
connected with this facade was its door
which struck me the moment | saw 1t a:
being totally different from that Of any
other tomb that had ever seen or read Oi
except one at Petra. 1t is fnrmed of 4
simple slab of stone, and moves on h"r'l
znnial pivots that run into sockets cut III
the pilasrers at The top, in The manner OF
a swinging hinge, similar TO that which is
seen in the doors ofcoltagts in this c"un
try. The low er part of it had been, was
informed, broken off by the Arabs ia-''rt'e'
tr-r flo. enrraIIce. II Is the only out
side door uf NIB that had ever seen
and it differs from all others in not having
been formed for cnnrealment, or for beng
completely closed when The l'ody was de.
posted within; but was evidently made
fu. the purpose of being opened OCCASION
ally. Having entered beneath this pom
derous pnr.aI and lighted our candles, we
were greatly surprizrd to find ourselves
within a tolsrabiy sized ball of an ohlong
shape, cut with great precision out OF the
rnck, but without ornament or adornmenl
of any kind whatever. Curious To relate
the whole OF this tomb afforded most
striking illustration Of appropriateness to
describe the character of the sPll-rlghtenus
Scribes and Pharisees: and showed the
cr,;IIo anrlic,iinn of the lauUuaUe uScu
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-10

cryrt, about seven tett long; on eltneT sue
of which was a trough or sarcophagus,
hewn like all the rest Of the tornbs, out OF
the solid rock, and raised about three feet
from The floor, and on all of them were
quantities of human h"nes ying with
out order or regularity, but in state OF The
most astonishing preservation.
The edges # these troushs were in ma
nv places Clipped or broken, as if from
long use; AMI the whilewash had not only
coated these parts, bul had actually spot
ted several of the bones that lay down in
the bottom of the troughs. These bones
were piled in layers, and as each trough
contained several, The whitewash must
have been used subsequently t" some of
tho bibles being placed within them. The
whilpwash (wI.lch was the only instance
of the kind that has yet been discovered
of that ancient Jewish custom) was in the
most extraordinary eof perfecti"n; and
from the number of layers that could be
seen on picking it off the wall, it was evI.
dent that 1t had been frequently renewed.
Such was the appearance that this TOMB
nr-sen,ed when we examined ii; and such,
was informed, WAS its slate when dis;
covered. But the most remarkable feature
in ,hrs calacomb was, that each set OF
crypls, thai is, those on the three different
sides, cunlaining The remains of distinct
and spperate races of mankind, as shown
L,, ,b. skulls found i'm the trough of each.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-08
no SIOTI,IsRS

mESSRS. Il. CHASE g. O.-Gcnts.-IIcaring much
lfl said about the extraordinary effects Of the csur &C.
Ton or Persian sup5n those sbouiic become mothers,
W0wcrc inducod O. make tIal ofthcm Ny thai
limo the mother Of children, aud had snercithe most
dpns and cxcrucian- paine during and acr her connc.
moni % EACH sho ha1rcd every aud taken much
medicine but found little or relief She commenced
King the Fer sa Pills about months bel fore her couns-
mcni Cher health being very about this ough Of time
nreyiosl ana soon aor BY their use 10 aiten
~ tue cares ~ mother 10 her family until her cpfnc.
iaent ~ The ume shH commenced taking the Persian
Pis, and Tor several weeks previous she afflicted with
dfy hard cough and frequent cramps whe the
use % tho pills entirely removed before using half bor
u IN web great confidence that svisc al those abon,
~ become pi1ihors 70 make Of the Persian Pills AN
those that have akon hem ncEhborhood have got
along In tho easy manner and about the house
in 'eW Days There does mo- appear u be half the dan
gor oi onr difi5uos sainr IN after confinement where
those Pills are takcn. We untciy say none neglect
aknr thcm r they In the reach Ofthe POOR as well
as tie rich. We truly thankful that tcre a remedy
whoh females can easily procure which bids fair T. les
sen the world o suffering, which many Of them have 10
betr anipcrnans save tc lives Of Thousands which other
wgc would be lost. a. ROBERTA
A. o. ROBERTS
For sale by A. q. STEVENS
% lf=cfY1t9n
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GARDEN SEED.
WARRANTED FREsH ann crvy,rvp

Wahh-1.rIED FRESH and GENUINE
WHOLESALE and RErAIL
AsPARAGls-cianto or ID unch
d. and small Lima, Scarlet Rrnncrs Red
SNAP DEASs-Early China. Early yellow PAT. ..,..
m hehsee OF leoto one, Red Marrow Early Mohawk
larry Blood rnruis Rooted. Yellow DO Long blood
nnoro n9y snaMh'ie French Sugar, Mangei wGrzeI
SAbhAGE-EaIy York, Large York, E.iiy ,ux.rioaf do
bhtersea Late Batfersea, Plat Dutch Drumhesd
h h betfnr Drumhead savoy, Green CURED savoy
ccss,uIL L andL.
CELERY-white Solid
'AS sELons Orange, Long Scarlet, Early Horn Al
CREss-CurIeior Pepper.nss
CUCUMBER-Esriy Frame, Early Cluster Ion, n,..,
~ -Chsrkin for Picking IS ''
eeyynnfM,.,.-Eariy Sugar, Early Tuscaroras -f-.r-
gsg NJ TIRE. =. Curled
KALEs, Green CURED Scotch, Rape
LEEk-Iarse Scotch
LIZ I,tuCEsRoyai White Head, lee, Brown Dutch, Early
an. .aIled sl,esa. Whio and Green Co.'S
10, hELON-Finest Kinds
n sy, n,TI,een Ci'ron, Nutmeg, Pine Apple
MusIARD-Whlfe Medicinal and Brown
osioN. Silver Skin, Yellow Dueh Early Red
Frame DO Charlton. sus Prsas,s,, I py nay, Early
Ibahops Dwarf Profile
PEPPER-cayenne and Squash
Pk-LEl-finc Curied -
EbUBARB-Unduiaied for Tarts
RADDlSIi-Lons Scarlet short Ton Inr s,lrns, vh,,.
= InInlp, Red Turnp, Black Soanish ~ -
sp erSi ~ nTor Vegetable Oyster
souksll-EAily Bush, oranse war,ed, Yellow crook
T To NIp ;LsI:s Red and yerc~
NoroTr " mite alA Dutch, Red Top Large English,
FLOWER SEEDS and BULBoUs ROOTS large as
70
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CERTIFICATE

ceftiy that have, Ivy way Of experiment. used the
Hyfoan, and most Of Tie various kinds Tla my pTac.
tee which have borne the highest the public
tnlon thar have been offered for s1ic IN iE vicinity or
tho last I've ycnrs, Including those called the Rcsurrcc-
ion Persian Pills and the public may assured that
none among tho whole catalogue has answered. a better
purpose easy and ccctual remedy than tho Roaur
rcctiOn or Persian Pills in most Of disease.
CHARLES BACKuS, ~. ID.
Rochester, n. ", sept n, 1889
u~ lf--div rIof
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-08
; DAvTD's on nEunnyy .I..srr

4 JEW DAvID's OR HEBREW PLAsTER
IWE pccuhaihies OF this chemical Compound are owIo-
10 s extraordinary ciIeets M On the an,al 10, a or
samens aud muscles Ia virtues cling carried y
4 nesf. = - -. - f~'' 49, w -
hoSrser good any internal remedy may be- hia al an
$500 atfheet0n, ~ii prove auxiliary Ia re-
me u.ease aud flcilsung the cure. ir cases Of
nniuiiaiion, schroious Affection Kings Evil t:our
.s.uaiory end chronic Eheuutatisip, in all cases
".e'c seated piiu or weakness cxi6f. -
gentleman travelling Ia the south Of Ei,rone and y.
ssvhs ~ is heard much salt In the aiter pisee ir,
lIsise OF JEW pASlDs. OR HEBREW PLASTER and
~ shc consteres miraculous Il had perform.
~, tuat ne was induced TO uy II his person.
ns adf affection, tho removal Of which had the
chle object OF hag journey, hut which resisted The
gcai influence OF thai balDy and delicious climate lie
soon ionnd his health Improving aud 10 few his
co iei HIN, the salowncGs Of his akin disappeared nj.
p was removed and bis health became per maneniy
slated since that time lac has been Recommending il 10
ms iricnis aud acquantances for oil fixed pana
such as rheumatism, gont head ache tooth ache pain In
he sde hip back and limbs, scrofuious huuors knn-
Mens white swelling hard tnors sff jonts ague cakes
ese IN me breast, weakness and pain ton ach
weak hu'br, laincncEs affections OF tho SPINE female
wcSnesses, &C. No feInilc subject 10 main or
In the bacSor side should be without H.
MARRIED LADIES,
IN uencho SITUATIONS, Ind relief from
wearing ths plaster. Tho application Of this plaster be
tween uc shouiers, has bscu found certain ret Nv for
eo coughs phihsc aud lung Affections In their prisary
Stages destroys inflammation by producing copo,,a rs
sprauon. No physician should DO 1ithouiit
For parueularsscc bills that accompanies each box and
uteenous Zach box contains sufficient six or
ocF div ci2 A. a STEVENS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-08
JAMES & GEORGE WINSTON

o""issioN MERCHANTs,
nave on consignment, and offer for sale nj ,ed..
=, - ,,--... prices
IN BUSHELS prime Clover seed
a. h hhls 81 SIotI New Orleans and Rico sp-.
~ hhds Baltimore whl-kcv 10
% obls
81 10 Gibson & Martins o,dRx.
To- boxes 5xl0, l0xl2 and I2xIs e.,
~ Dds no Nett N q Herripss
W hhds II trinidad and " o Nol,sses
- osss Java, Rio and Ia-tlay "a fnfr,o
| e. bbIs MAJ. ~ wnerial and Young Tyson Tea
I01 40 1 !. :, % and 6's rsllow Candies
~ tubs Goshen Better
~ Kegs New Lard
80 bbls VINEGAR
~ boxes Havana Sugar
~ bbls Brazil do
i IN nan pipes French Brandy In the cus,o,-r
~ quarter casks Port Wine N Nusioul House
~ bbls Apple and Peach Bran5v
lVo lbs Curled Hair '
Opleees Hair Cloth
Family Flour o,,u
Loafsugsr oid NJ Wine, indemijohns
Cotton Yarn ,.ssEs, AZ s2 per NJ.
indgo windsor Chairs
snun wsiahogany, assorted
Gunuy Bags rehhiseIs
Feathers rSoie Legs
Cotton 1sIr hacks
ktnondz Mafo<any Knobs
Irish Whlskev soia Springs
N Rum
Imitation French Brandy see sISse Ecss.
Old Apple do ssnd $500
Coriiais w Se,een
Counfrv Gin Move Wire, Nos 4 o26
AL. u t wn Bark Mills
Msdss;,s W. IN , Hydraulic Cement
mr. Ns' "FeArso 'd Flooring Plank and shinsles
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NNFHhIUH % The IIygean, Brandreihs Eylns, To-
- Hoin the MatchcGl (pnccdl Ssnayc, Indian Puraa-
i've or any other Pills or Compound before tho public,
feiuhed 70 by Physicians and others none condemn
they will not.
i now settled point with al who have used the We.
goiablc PERSIAN PILLS that they prceminen the
best add most oieacious FAMILY MEDICINE that has
yet bccn uscdin America. n every family cOud become
acquainted with their Sovereign power disease. they
would Keen them sndbo prepared with a REMEDY
20 apply the first appearance Of disease and then
much distress would he avoided and money saved well
as the lives Of thousands who hurried Of time 10y
ncgccins disease drsf stages OF by not being In
possession of remedy which they place dependence
npon 81 Pills In each box, price 62 For sale,
Richmond, by A.G sTEyENSAg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-08
A REMEDY FOR 'rHRUsH-CANKER
AND NUNsING SORE MOUTH

THOusA ND5 both young md old. bur especially mothers
andiuftnfT arc cvofy year cons-ncdio the fomb by
NC above sulborn diseases The misunderstanding aud W
nofancc o noH praCtcnE physicians In regard this d.
rciac, and tic consequent unccrilniy cure from thcn
ncscunuous' lea subi1c ot common ronarE among al
those who have sufcFed from tho disease or who have
Wiuefied tho auffcfnra Of others
hherclo'e, givea much pleasure ~ be able offer
lu u's sis1 ~ sufferers remedy; which has
Heucf ydn ~ ansc Instance In mo most arafavaici
st-e5 ~ gus oseasci even where The mNcr and chilli
lnVc been coycte cdcrnay with eankor sores over tic
whole body, az well aa internally
Many arc the We hav. v,fnese.t nerf,r,,cd Nv
Ieyo !nc1iono., ~ re worst stages u Thrush Cantsr
dHf NnrsfHg S3re Noun, whaIc Inc paiiept nal
clans '' '''''''' lHf3
We present THIS compound iiius c,nedo,,,v ,,,,,. 80
know n ~ only 20 DO tusfc1 10 be aupr0cisfcI ~
&c - ~ oreale BY A. q. srEvENs
THOMAsTON LtuE-1lD nefccs sIocr,-,, a..
siono lamoi IN hnt order Landing pcr schr Nal,ai
i''fae low NH WiLLAMsA uAxNII
puAN, SHORTS, ave hive on hand /, i,,,,..
Oqrlniry " Hfan, rhors, Corn, sc which we vii
fri un rearnulhlo forms W w"
mar Ito HOYATI a NOnu.N
ELouR Family aad Rura supcrhno Flour- Tor mic.
10" - RIM BURTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-08
SELLS ENDOwMENTS FOR CHILDREN,
KEGEiSEs MONEY ON DEPOSlTE;
EXECUTES TRUSTS;
NAMES CONTRACTsn which n II or tho al NJ


Applications may be made personally by letter, (post.
pad TO the subscriber, Agent for the Company Rich
uonl who VIII furnish all necessary Information per
1csrnus OF avdng themselves OF the advantages which
ms Institution offers, for providing AGAINST those changes
~ subject from the uncertainty ofliie and the
pfecariqnsnesS OF business. by the payment OF small
enin. which most spare, a comfortable support
m mai nxy1E A,cr,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-08
ELEMENTARY DRAWING HOOKS
RECEIVED Br
SMITH, DRINkER & MORRIS


NEW Lhhographc scenes Of Rustic co,,,,n. -.
~ Vermont Drawing Book Of IanrscSnsse ises. The
az ,b a. ne vermont Episcopal Institute Barinson
The FIRST number shows the rudimep,s Of .,,h,,..--
Us first rude beginning, and PreiimnaSy FsaTeiro rom
~ an curved Inca, with numerous Plates jIIns,r1,
The second number devoted chiefly to ,ha n.,,,.,
landscape As they shon ld presented in
The thId number presents Drawings Of Roeh,. B0,,s.
&c TO be copied with the materials and IN ne @
manner as the preceding ~ III inc same
iSu.h number commence with Higher Class Of
ing and Finishing The scenes. ~ H'' u Draw
o. OXFORD DRAWING BOOK.
W me AIT OF Drawing, and The Theory and pr,....f
Perspective in Series LETTERS c0ntsninS OF
sespe sec5 In 9xeaehins Drawing and Coorins Land
new method Of Practical Perspecye desi,nsst win
by hioeE T Te, 81 IesehsIs or for
! ,e Dn,seIsty Of Oxford, enbeshed with upwanis f
work oIr Suaro volume of taken expressly for this
ELEMENTARY DRAWING BOOK.
easy OPPRESSIVE lessons adapted to The sndes sn n o.
for bs,s, and gentlemen in all esIabHshmens
tne art namely Drawing, Shading and CoouTinS o,
D.sss Instructions BY Reabens sh P5esasi Letter.
Lessons IL ffsw ey Mss Ptis Ann s%
foa staisS principally from Nature BY AeseT
with Drawing Papers, Water colors in ss-
Gadand silver Paints. G ssIi.s and Pin,
anSis Hair and sable brushes OF vaIioS So: 3
des5sSs Of quality Paint Boxes Paniers Ease
LADIES, BEST QUALITY PHILApEL-
PH SLIP T. RS
AT One Dollar per pair.
" VIII sell Al 81 per pair. 'Pe's' WHICH we
| s,a JUDAH MYERS & CO,
| -st . Cheap Boot. shoe and Trunk Dealers
SUMNER COATS.
! JUST received asscrflne mi az yyhi,e Iiron e,,
&C which cannot tail please oil who Examine her.
] ,,1- STARR A. CO,
| 80 Opposite Exchange Hotel.
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FLOWER SEED.

FLOWER SEED.
Dahlia double. Zinnia. Cas-.
sia, Scotch Broom, Pink,
Honesty, Trefore, Candy
tuii, Chysanihemine, Egani
CorcSpsis, Euphorbia varie
gated, Ice Plant, Double Bal.
samtne, Scarlet Cacalia, La.
valera, Aconis, Love in a
Misi, Mesnionette, Marvel OF
Peru, etc. etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-08
FRESH AMERICAN AND EIJRoPE.N
GARDEN SEED, FLOWER SEED, HERB, AND
OTHER SEED

w JUST rec eved fresh assortment OF Seed com
rsng every kind OF the choice Garden and beau.
Mt. oseI seeu Most Of these seed grown by the
,neIiI o. baltimore, and OF them are i'm
nc es Eoropean houses, all which are
70 give satisfaction, and show their superiority
as follows: "4i Pio'e-iis'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-08
NOTICE.
FREIGHT REnIICEn


Ia meeting OF the President nj Tho ReI
a mono fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Gonna.
ny, on the 10th dry Of March, 1872 '"
Hesotred, That the following rcducona In Tho r,., NJ
freeh between Rchmond and ccrian poinis an hc
aro,l be, and they are hereby, made to take effect
nom The 10Th day ofApTil next-yiz: ~
~ GraiH- ono cent per hundred pounds from Fredo-
Lex, nsl and th,td Turnout, and two cents from
ioniS1 e. H., Treviilianis and GoTdonsvflle ~
On ftoHT.-Two cents per barrel fIom o;ortonsyle
V' sdu-Ivo cents per sack to third Turn out. four
ten cents 10 Gordonsvillc. ' y ~''
"a Beef Pork and FtsL-Pcr barrel 2i cents TO Frcde.
rtcks Hail. third Turn out Genie n IauIs,
louisville. G. W MACNIiRn0 wi
m Nm Treasurer