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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
No BAN ACT. RELATING TO EXEMPTIONS
FROM ATTACHMENT

~ hereby sAaeled by The General Assemhv
Of The Stale If Vermont, That there be added
to section thirteen Of chapter forty4wo Of the Re.
yiscd Statutes. clssue sixth five bushels of pra;,
IN addition 10 the grain now exempt and (hrce
,warms Of bees and hives, together with their BRO
duce in honey
Approved Oct 81, 1919
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23

n5-Col. John Trumball died in the city o.
New York on Friday morning last, aged 81
He was ndto Gen Washington in the Re,ola
eonary War, and painted that wildly circulated
picture, "The Signcrs OF the Declaration Of Inie
pcnaance."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23

SECOND mate and nine Of the crew. upon the wreck
win lieh,ct near q, hand 10 reader all the rssis
,aoec that could b. e,,ca,hem 81 halt past tour
oelock we passed. a second steamer bound Tor
the wreck ami all needed assistance was given du
ring the whole Of Yesterday.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23

MAIxE-Thc election Of Members q
gress to Gil the four vacancies oceasloh'' "
ing To make a choice los, September TOOK Pr :.
on Monday 18th inst Ia the 30 Dis'fe' - 60,
Severance, wing, Editor Of the hen0'O' -
al was elected by over one thousand m''''-'
The other districts not heard from.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23

oSr asked has friend, wig be. beng stout
man himself had airnos 50 small wis. WHY
'ny friend said he, I thong that YOU had kaown
Lssi Of AZ eyils NC should choose The Ieass.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23

Gov Bouck has Issued his proclamation, a9
pointing Thursday, Dec. IA to be. observed "'
day Of Thanksgiving by the people Of Ne"
York
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23

5 Mr. Joel Mayo Of wslpole, y. H. sAo' '@,'
gray Eagle, oil the 30,h uh., measuring :
inches from tip TO tip of wing, and when h''"s W.
Ell as large as full grown turkey.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23

MAssAcHUsETTs ELIcTIoN.--i Do
Election for Governor, Legislature anu W.. II,
of Congress, &c, took place ia N'n's'.hO',s ,-.
Monday, 18Th inst All towns apl one h'.'I no
and they stand for Briggs, t'Shigj . .''-
Morton, tIocoD o ot-0
Abolition ADD Scattering 60,
Briggs majority over Morton Is i'%''' .,.,.s.
Abolition and seat,etioe. woes P1eSeIi az g
by the people. eb,..,
wings. dem ~
The Senate will stasd s2 us
House I73 u? ~.
Therefore, a. she Ho.uc Is whig.oy '"s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
SECOND DISTRICT.

JACOB OLLAMER-ELECTED
The returns from the second district are all in,
and Judge Collamer is elected by 500 majority
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
10. o-AN ACT RELATING TO TIE SALE OF
PROPERTY On EXECUTION.

IL ., herebv enacted By he General AssemHy
of n, STATE If vermont, as toliors:
SIC. I When officer, holding an execution,
shall levy the same on hay, gram in the straw,
potatoes timber, iur.ber, brick, lime, coal, char
coal, ashes, machinery used in any shop, mill or
factory hides in the process n tanning, cord
wood, stone, orc, bark shingles hives Of bees, or
hay-scscs he shall forthwith advertise the same
for sale, by setting up advertisement at some
public place in the town where such property
was taken, in which he shall cnumcrate such
property, and state the time when the same will
be sold ehher al the place where the same kept
by such officer, or At such public place, which
time shni not be less than fourteen days from set
ling up such advertisement
SEC. g 80 much of section four of chapter
forytwo ofthe Revised Statutes, as is Inconsistent,
with the provisions Of this act, is repealed
SEC. g. This act shall take effect from and
utter is passage Approved Nov i, 1913.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23

No AN ACT, RELATING TO TIE SALE OF
PROPERTY ON ATTACHMENT ON MENSE
PROCESS. IN ADDITION TO CHAPTER TWEEN
Y-tlGHTo OF THE REVISED STATUTES
IL rs hereby Enacted By The General assembly of
The Stale of Vermont as foiio,es:
When any attaching officer shall sell any prop
cry pursuance OF section fony-six, forty seven,
fory-eish,, forty mine and fifty OF chapter twenty,
eight Of the Revised Statutes. he shall. within
thirty days thereafter make re,urn OF his sale
and dolngs on the writ upon which The attach
ment was madh, and return the writ with his do.
ings to the justice who signed such writ, or to the
clerk ofihe couuto which such writ is made re-
umable:-Provided, in case the defeden,ant in
such writ should confess judgemen, to the plain.
I'm before he makes such rcurn, then such officer
shall make his return to the magistrate before
whom such judgment is confessed
Approved Nov. |, ls43
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
No GAN ACT, RELATING TO ASSIGNMENTS

NO y Mn hCF NEl.hrfNG TO ASSIGNMENTS
" ,shereby enacted By the General Assembly
Of the State Of Vermont, as EoHo,cs
SEC. !. All general assignments hereafter
made by debtors for The benefit of creditors, shall
be null andvoN as against the creditors of said
debtors
SEC. 2 This &c, shall take effect from and
after ITS passage.
Approved Nov /, fs43.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
No. 3.-AS ACT, RELATING TO COSTS
CIVIL ACTIONS

IL IS hereby enacted By The General 1ss.n5sy
Of the Stale Of Vermont, as fs!iops
SEC. l. In all civil actions now pending in
any court inthis state in which the bankruptcy of
the defendant shall be pleaded, and the de.
fenNiant shall prevail solely b. reason OF
such plea, the defendant shall recover no cost
against the plaintiff,
SEC. 2. In ali actions which may be hereafter
entered, in which the bankruptcy of the defend.
ant shah be pleaded, and the defendant
shall prevail solely by reason of such plea,
the court may allow or disalow costs against
the plaintiff in their discretion.
SEC g. Vhis act shall take etcct,!rom and af
ter its passage.
Approved Nov. /, ls4s.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23

No. SAN ACT RELATlNG TO NEW TRIALS
Hu hereby enacted By The General Assembi q
Of he State Of Vermont as foliors:
No petition shall be sustained under the pro
visions Of chapter thiry-hree entitled "Of New
Trials" section eighth and ninth, unless brought
within two years next after the Justices iudg
ment
SEC. 2. So much Of section nine of said chan
ter, as requires such petition to be preferred at the
first or second stated term of the county court, af
ter the rendition OF the Justices judgment, is here
BY repealed.
Approved Nov |. is43
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-22
GARDEN SEED.
GAYN0R Il LYELL.

III AVE Just received fresh supply Of Garden
N n feeds from The NDf7a different kHd Garden
Feeds grown IN h State an which they recommend fresh
AMI genuine.
ARrCnOKE-Green Globe.
NATURALIZATION ~ butch.
BUNCH BEANs-Rlad Windsor Dwarf Mohawk E,rly Dwarf
honws Extra Eary Weoka F1ry yellow So Week Long
POD Marrow Dwarf Red s,echsd French goy Dwarf White
Kidney
roLE BRhNs-nor.eutual role Large White LAMA Scare,
hunist- white Dutch Runners
BooI MarreI Wuril,u
bWuCCuLI-iarre Purple Cape
CABBAGE-Bauefoa Cromwell Brirni,ead g,dy Buto-t..
Heart Dwarf Green Savoy. F,y Sugar Iaf TaHy York Pat
Bunswies Green CURED Savoy Large York Late Sugar Loaf
Red Picking
CAnRuT-rong Orange.
CNLFLoWER-tary and Late Dutch.
COMMISSIONS Eurl Eary
tlcDMDER-Eafy Frame. Fairy Green t1q-or Long Green
rCG PLANr-porris
| INUlNE-frsfn fIrfaI
| kAlE-Cfrru CURED Scotch
LtIIl tI-Hro,u Dutch TrfHYr4F T,sg gfe... g..
mhlLpN-'ar'n, Watef Green Con Large Mass OF yellow
| NNSuFrrv
I tknA-I1f- Hf4f- ..sF
| bNlNN-sIlvcf skIu. ytH.. 4si,
/ fARsLEf-CurcI ffI s.orf.
| IAhSNlP-iur1 large. Large Dutch
FEAS-Buo Imperial Dwarf Nafr,y,f,t uy,,r ,,,, 49,,
at hafp fiame Earg BrHpps Dwarf Extra Eady spc,i, -,
| Washnrton Parry WafN5s Niuowht
RADis-Back spansh Red rurrip LONG se,t.f WYNN, r
/ np. yellow Tump
! SATISFY NJ vEGrrNmE OYSTER
! SFlNAGE-Frckiy or Fau Eoird lf,yei or Err,r,sy
| sorAsi-Eary White Bush Eify yellow Bush yyr,., c,.
/ neck Yellow Striped
| TOMATO-farge Red.
TtRNiP-Eany Whe Dutch Fairy yellow Dutch Parry c,,
Stone Fairy White Stone Rcd Top Rlga White r,t ~ -
! AlsO-Canay Seed and On assortment ~ Fowcr seed
| h2i
WINDOw GLASs.---5o boxes assorted Tor sale by
w nh e. T. DOW
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-22
ELLIS s. ELLET-r, Agents.
no aII whom Il may conccrn: mavns 60 m .

To all whom 10 may concern: Having been i low
state OF health for yrars from the Dyspepsia.
paints and debility which followed attack
had and being orn troubled with
ach With feeling and depression
and having frequently taken Caong aFi other
with slight benefit recommended tn
smiths Bdurs Ruupyatnr Health" by Elis
Eeti when commenced they
81 the stomach bat determined thinking
satisfaction soon found great and
manifest rch,f-Ihc medicine carried of the bile
quickly and entirely health opinion
the remedy Of value, freely strongly
mcni A MORRIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-22

Zee Of the Superior Court Of Chaneer Richmond
Circuit the N day OF April ist1
John Thurman AMI Thomas PureaI Plaintiff
Against
John Ahren and Elizabeth a. M. wife Henry Mary
ms WE Thomas Butler AMI Frances A. his wife, William Win
ee a Jane his wife Isaiah sarah his WIFE,
iIgan ~ Mher John w Miller, Nathaniel Mnet Benjamin Me
eS % ~; Elizabeth ftaneis fsa-ani a. Heard ana
~ ~, W., 'has JACKSON and other D,ns.
San above hamed no, having entered their appear.
anee ana gwen security according The
OF THIS court and happening by th, they are
not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth; ordered ,ha, the .,,a de-
PENDANTS do appear here the s0th ne Jun. term ma an
swer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of h. orl,, he
WIN inserted In some newspaper pubshcdn Of
Capitol in the said city. ~ " NS
mp ls-wpw wN a. a,Sn,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-22
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
The subscribers. manufacturers and wholesale
dealers in Foreign and Domestic
STR AW GOODS

EFFECTIVELY announce that they leased large
std Spacious store under ths E,slnpge Reading ROOM Rich
moni virginia who're ey intend conducting general straw
Goods uustncss. Their foct win cofupriar au
ru'usvc assornent ~ every their line Of bus.re with
Which they viii b. supplied weekly from mandatory al
che North where they have fof years been extensively
sur1r,i The manufacture Of srRAw GOODS and frou te
srpfncncc manufacturer they enabled onerevrr article
" their line he rsry iorsu NH grieo for gfSH They
respectfully solicit Merchants MIness and n general a.
ttu and ctams their which found Co. cofnt ,
extensive variety of LEGHORN STRAW. CYPRESS WILLOW
nni FANCY HRAtD HONNErT. Also LEGHORN PANAMA
and PALM LEAF HATS BAND and FANCY BOXES. AEuFI
tINI FLOWERS. &c.6c
The subsrfbcrs would call the n Merchants
going Norih Establishment No. %, Cedar
street. Ncw YORK. where they vii End 'spr
Goods and prices a o. atlc
ton ~ 90 W A. y 2. CARPENTER
lyffhr tyuehhur Nginian and fredericksburg Arena vii
fnHy d Hr.ff forward in fr thfa n1irr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-22

do hereby certify that have used Smiths Bers
tor OF Health for four YEAR, myself and family AMI
nended TO number o others and TO
give relief when properly adhered To. fused diseases
te stomach sick headache bilious dsordcTcd
the found relief recommend
To al who Be- diseased try pleasant bitter
gently the bowels. WIN. WATTS
JrLY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-22
SUPERIOR CLOTHING,
At
Join VI. OREu,S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Main street opposite Alex. Duval 4 Cos Drug Store.

f.. u. SPENCE, Agent,
WOULD respectfully inform his customers
and the public generally that ne HIS received full As
Fashionable Winter Clothing the materials OF which
purchased OF Philadelphia and y
CASH the OF BALTIMORE the
lsonab establishment John VI Orcu ot Market and
unnecessary thing further. only
cnumcrate par, a~>ocnt the style and quality OF Ia.
: well known the citizens Of Virginia
M pant Of
Beaver ans Pilot Cloth Froek AMI over Coats
Begc and Jnnvllr 10 do do
Cloth and Camlct Cioaks par of them Mcintosh style
sup. West England Cloth, Dress and Frock Coats
Medium 80 10 do
Pautaoon PLAIN fancy Cashmere styles and
qualities
Vests Of Velvet, Cashmere, Merno, SAX and Satin
Morning Gowns and Robes
Linen and Cotton Shirts
Do BOsoms and ColAs
Lambs Wool Shaker Shirts and Drawers Foek
Handkerehe Cravat Scar Opera Ties and Stocks Gloves
ssspendcrs, half Hose,
Samples o the most fashionable Cloths Cassmees and Nestngs
which viii make order fashionable and
the shortest
The advantages purchase cse Goods WIN enable
CLOTHING. ami respectfully the
public to call and examine for themselves de
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-22
.p I-wriw - ''' HENRY GIBSON. Clerk
IN the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.

y the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
n 81 Virginia. April e. Is41
matero bankruptcy JOHN A. CUNNINGHAM. indr
vflay partner firm of Dcane Cunnngbam Of the
n Richmond. Eastern Virginia District The said John
a Cunningham leen decTeed bankrupt by this Court
having fled petition praying discharge II ordered that
thereof be- Published printed IN the CITY
Richmond seventy july when
hearing be- had the said petition athc United States Court
City Richmond proved
other persons ~ interest may appear the said
place why the Of
the said petitioner shouh granted.
Copy-Tcee:
ap s-wIIw HENRY GIBSON Clerk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-22
To TIE PUBLIC.


~ y otter with gTcut confidence n "a Nalua-
w bic and successful remedy for Dyspepsia headache
and bilious complaints collie
female distinctions and for and complicated
tom arising from Indigestion, Smiths Bers ReuoyaOr
Health" We many their efficacy
Few only of which tor II space siom Thatit
and eual remedy, does
tho-s who have tred them
ELLIS & EI.LEI-T. Agents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-22
LATE PUBLICATIONS.

LATE OBLIGATIONS.
A -. LYONS has received this day -
- Macauays Msccnanics vol 2. - cents
4nhusnn's iauueu cyciouaeia No 2 20 cents
Inm hufk of -uurs- Nos and Illustrations 2l es
Thc Lotrunrs NJ Auulet O'tsary No q o. cents
Neuiiia. ~ uisfeah s. cents
Weuuutta Tcupic. Az 2s
Nlvisu grey a. d.
The NotT puke, d viii portrait Author cents
Bouisncs and Realty, ~ Mrss tanion IS cents
Francesca Csrau. d. d. DO
TIVE Wsvsriy Novels oomt.~te In 90 Nos ft $500
90 Sound M vois Coth fof - so.
rs late. Won't n FASHION and Gfahas Magazine April
o. suhscubcu Only. A. =. LYONS
Obj ~ Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-22
NEW WORK

EW WORk.-Uuyersalisn examined, renouneed and eI-
posed IN series Of lectures embracing experience Of the
author during ministry years and the testimony Of
unveraH ministers 10 the dreadful tendency faith
by Mathew Hale Smith
CoNTENTs wnEE-lg. Religious e1perenrc. % Rea-
sons Tor enouncng unversa.m from the
attend rs defence 3D. Reasons FOR renouncng
from the ihfeanngs of the Bbe for rsnouncing
un'ersal drawn from the aduced support Of the
doctrine STU Cnversasm not sustained Jy
favor derived the light Of
ing univeasn drawn from moral 7th. Arguments
against unlvesalm drawn from future judgment Address "
christians relation and universalisn
4 supply just received by L.. " HAROLD
Al the Depository. doors below Exchange Bank
NH,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-22
VIRGINIA.-At rules held in the Clerk. az

fee OF the Superior Court OF Cbaneerv n, ,n -,
Eircuit the 9th dag OF March. lsi3- "N'
Son, "' i"'"lsnn *
agains, P'"'
James puH and William Beaeh1m partners the firm Of Du
80 's"'' Drns
lhs above named not having entered appearance
a 1eeoriing to the Act Of Assembly Rules
Of this Court ami appearing BY satisfactory evidence ,, -
arc no, OF TINS Commonwealth that the
1 do appear here At the Rules BE- hcL first
Monday in June and bill Of the pt ana h,
copy Of % order be forthwith inserted newspaper pub
'he IN the City Of Richmond, months an,
posted the door Capitol IN the snd civ
\ eopy-Tesie
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-22

l N the United States Court for the Eastern Ills.
uict Of Virginia February sth isia In IN. MATE, ~ n,
u,Sy OF BRANCH A. SAUNDERS OF town OF Lynebhn,r
mas ocen deeieed Bankrupt by Court having fled n.
20. ms discharge IL n ordered notice thu be Tsh
printed In the city Of Richmond
sas before the Sih day May next when he,,,. , -
on ue sh ennon at the United Court Room t a., .
OF Richmond and all creditors have n,o,.I ,a. a ~
ot persons IN interest may appear time and ,,c -
snow cause any they have why the prayer IN, mid rs,
should not be granted. Copy-rese ~ P'""oh''
fe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-22
LOUISA RAILROAD.
Lines TO Charlottesville, stRuntop, Lyncbburg
and the Virginia Springs.
.LLf.N'G .fGOfDFD-.f.N'D
CROSSED ENPFDTTTON

CROSSED EXPEDITION
<n~ Passengers leaving Richmond byT he Railroad 6
A. NJ reach the Junction breakfast. and thence
proceed together with passengers arriving June
R-k--& from the North Cor
EA louisville and thence by Charlottesville
N-N-ng Chariotcsvire by p NJ and Cookies rs miles
West by Leave Cookies morning
the Rlue Ridge and Staun,on
The GdyandoSic line leaves Siaunion IL n NJ
Dale by night and morning light reaches
the Warm Springs breakfast and
the White sulphur At ?. NJ Lews5urg BY p
the ri day - hours by Luchbar
whole expense - less and the week
The Natural Bridge Line staunton Tuesiay Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays the alternate
nj IL \ NJ reaches Lexington BY night morning
daylight AMI arrive the Natural Bridge breakfast wherc
until amer dinner Dbres Springs
night leave morning amer breakfast, Calaghan
and the White Sulphur Springs by P NJ
The roads splendid the teams and
coaches heretofore
These Lines the Main Passengers pre-
ference over all Others q GHs pStzi.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-22
LANDRETHS
WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS

IL A N u Il h L Ill )
WAR GRANTED GARDEN SEEDS.
an ns Gay opening my spring supply Of Gardsn Seeds from the
for several satisfaction The following varieties
consist IN part OF my present assortment
hspafagus Aruehoke Melon water
beet long hooA DO mountain spout
Do Manse Wuir1,I 10 Ci,ron
Do French Sugar NnI,ri. N,.,,,,,,n
Beans. Horticultural Onion silver skin
DO long pod DO weihsnieh
DO sxwecks DO s,,st,,g
10 red sEfeked valentine Parsley, plain
DO brown do do DO CURED
Do China white red eye Parsnip fine .igare,,a
,o Nhit hlney Peas. Iandreh's extra early
DO cranberry bush DO large manowat
DO early yellow do early 6rn,pe
10 Scarlet runners DO royal dwarf prolific
DO Lima DO blue imperial
DO white Dutch Pumpkin. cheese
nIoceoh puTle cape Ead'h long scarlet short top
Borseole German green DO white lump
Cabbage. eady York ID, rod A.
Do Landren's largeyork DO black spanish
10 early sugar loaf DO yellow turnip
10 hge priuhead DO white
NO NO n,, Dutch Rmbarb
DO early bauersa splnaeh. round savoy
DO grecneured Savoy DO bnckly seeded
DO red Dutch for picking Rqiash long green
Carrot long orange DO Lima cocoa nut
Celery white Tomatoes
DO red lump Du,ehly, onh-
Cucumber long green DO i,rgs Globe
DO early frame DO Ru, Rag,
fRg Plant purple 10 carry
hnlhc' cuhed DO Dalcs' Hybrid
lex large uaR ioayed Hcrbs assorted
itn'e' carly cahbage Flower seeds
DO aIge eured India Corn
"" brown pieh Tho above warranted o
~ He'h'ps be- genuine aud ~ quail
10 zee 40 tics ofthc scrds the vcndcr wish
- a. be remembered that by him are ofthc growth N
Mr avd Laneh with slight c,certr thorfre warranted vim
epc cop'nce that hsy wlupon prove supeorto
nt o foreign importation such usually the
United States
B-1hc subscriber receives orders Tor fruit and ornamental
Trees Shrubs bot and house Plants Prices ocrate-Cata
osne' may be bad gratis, on Application
PEYToN JOHNSTON
g' Ntue Richmond Medical Emporium, Richmond. Va.
DOMESTICS. DOMESTICS.
- hCEINBD. and Tor sale
~ l2f hcachrd shcctnga
- and - blcached Shiunrs
brown shitings NJ g. b aud iOc
bolchcd and brown Duuiurs
Cotton Oynaturrs
Clhr0rs. nj al pfres
l,'sh Linens. diapers
Anl many other desirable Cool. be soh cheap
'o' o"-h ny lmh iT w. ~. CIfRTTrtAN a 60.
kMMoF CpLUMBiN-rhc best and cheapest preparation for
- The narrower offered 10 the public, for sae ~
NH ii--9m j. ~. EUsrACE q SON.
EENrLCNEVs OVER sHoEs-Just received splendid ar.
~ uco ofuic Patent Rubber Shoes for Gcnencn.
pio sAML PurNEY.
UDt~TTER 4 vENIsON,-Frcsh ftin Butter and a
~ very dne Venison just received and fr mic by
PARRISH A. BEAIl.EY,
bo cary street
DRANDY, PORTER &C Very dne Old LONDON Dock Brandy
ID London Brown Stout DO Pale Az, Tor sale.
aP w. W. HARRISON.
GARDEN HOES. RARES, &c
- iCIARDs GARDNER have just n Garden
Hoes Rakcs spados and
CAL At the Hardware and Fancy shookoe Hin oppo
ste ne Swan Tavern. ape
ICAMLY FLOUR-A few bbs. Ianghorne's Family Four. Tor
- soH sP3 w. ". HARRIsoN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-22
IMPROVED YEAST POWDERS.

For TdiSiHg Bucktrhedt Cakes, .Nu1ins &c.
'OMBlNlNG economy and convenience having with
- great satisfaction yianies Richmond
tIs article with confidence. We petarcd large QUANTITY
fresh and properly labelled with DIEECTIoNs
These Powders admirable substitute for Yeast making
all kinds Of Batter Cakes and have the article
rendering the batter perfectly light and rcasy baking the IN
slant they are mixed Buckvhat and other cakes
with these Powders less likely disagree stomach
than tose made with yeast and requires hut
prepare for making tie possibility Of having
urey avoided
bREoro>s-Pu the contents Of white and cololred paper
separate vessels and and half cs Of Mix
three uats Of batter hle thicker Than the
qud IN whee powders Dissolved ami when ready baking
SIR IN TY one Of m dissolved owe;hcn other and sur
well and commence baking Immediately further agitation
Half of each powder for 81 pn,s Prepared and for
sale by BOLTON & HARRISON
Corner Main and Governor below the Eagle runs