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otrOns stout Ashley man was elected in Gov
Yells strong hold and tits said that the Senate
loving Governor has been yelled out Of his ham
mock iu Benton. So much for the Florida war
that the Banner pictured out a. Hsshins with
destined victor.wrsaths for Gov. Yell's brow
In the State the b. inner man has discovered tina
Ashley has 20 far obtained triumph, that the
editor !, down upon his knees beseeching the
u,ea,bersno, to elect Col Ashley, whom no ISLANDERS
and declares unworthy! Verify such declara
ton from his mouth is Of itsslfa proof that Ash
lsy's name and fame are too bright for the Ban
usr men.
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TIE Veto eftAs R,res and Harbo, BM.-As
much as our river needs improvement We cannot
but approve Of the Presidents ve.oing the bill for
the improvement Of rivers and harbors. There
were many items 10 the bill which made it objec.
.onable, and therefore failed 10 NEE! the nPf'c-
baton of the President.
We hope, hereafter, that in making approPri.
atoms, that Congress may pass upon the bills sep
era,eIy; and not make joint appropriation for
tho Mississippi. Missouri, Ohio, and Arkansas, as
heretofore. Thereby leaving il to the discretion
of,he Superintendent. to apply the funds. AT.
kansas river has never received its portion OF The
funds, and has, thereby, been rendered almo'. in.
passible for steamboats,. We hope. that hereofle
our delegation in Congress will urge the claims
Of Arkaaas independent Of others.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05

~In our next paper We will sndesvor to show
forth to the State the importance ofa Great Ma.
tisnal Road to run through our western counties,
and to iutsrssc, road leading from st. Louis,
aud one from Washington, Teas. r:
We desire to prepare the minds Of tho people
upon this subject, as we'll as to drec. to j. 'hest'
,en.ioa Of our western members Of General As
sembly. In tho moan time ws would b pleased
ar VIA, views our ciiseus may have con.
,hirresd, and IL they can give Us some
jieatieas, the bsttsr.
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Fires.-On Wednesday night. the e6th ult.,
in Benton cean.y, some Is miles north Of Fay
etteville, the now and fine -four mills belonging
to Dr.. J. Smith, were burned down. The fire is
supposed to be the work Of an incendiary. though
for the credi, Of humanity we would fain hope
that il is not 90. The flames were discovered
about 20 minutes aftsr being set. The mill was
situated in the heart Of on excellent wheat coun'
try. and tho mill site the next best 10 Elk Mills
Mo-, Of any we know.
The loss is not only great to Dr.. Smith, but to
his whole vicinage, and canno. be soon repaired
Also recently, the housas Of Jesse May6eld and
George Starr in Flint, Cherokee nation, were
burned down, with all their grain. Set on fire
by their enemies.
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rsting war, have deemed i, NV
tend the olive branch to Me.co %
Government Of that Republic ,ec.. ~
the same friendly sPiri, by which !, I'd
negotiations will speedily commsn..%
clusion Of o treaty. Ss
The chief difficulty 10 he an.ie;,,,,
go,ialon is the adjustment of IN. Saa
tween the parties. by a Iiae wb;.. %aas1
b satisfactory and eons enient IA ~
as neither will hereafter be inclin.S
This i, the best mode Of securing n.y..
and good neighborhood between 49,
Should the Mexican Government ;,As
conplsh these objects, be willing IA .Ts
ton Of their territory 10 the Uui,,I =
ought to pay them fair equiv.I.,. y ~
honorable peace, and not conquest, ~,
pose in the prosecution Of the wa, "
Uuder these circumstances and
The exhausted and distracted condi,;o. w.
can Republic, it might become n.c,,S
der TO restore peace, that | should 49,
power to advance portion Of the c,,.l
money for any cession of TERRITORY ~
be- made. The Mexican Governs, ~
be willing to wait for the paymep, q -
until the treaty could be ratified b. 4.
and an appropriation 10 carry il ~
made by Congress; md the necess,, y
delay might defea, the objec, altoselh;, \
therefore, suggest whether i, nigh, N
for Congress to appropriate sum -, !
might consider udt quale for this pUr,
paid, if necessary, Immediately upon n
ton Of the ireaty by Mexico. This IA
would, Of course, be accounted for q, A. b
urv. not as secret service money. bu
expenditures. \
! Two presidents for such a proceed,
our past history. during the adminis,r,ls,
Jefferson, to which | would call your u-
On the 26,h FEBRUARY, 1903. Conpres. =
act appropra:ing s3.OOO,O0O "for the =,
defrayrDg any extraordinary expenses
be incurred in the intercourse be,we.,
ted States and foreign nations" "lo h,-
de. the discretion II the Presiden, ofts
States, who chail cause an accoun, oiS.
iture thereof TO be laid before Cong,u1
as may BET" and on the 18th FEBRUARY D.
same amount and in the same terms. NJ
in the first case was 10 enable The Pre,s.-1
IAN The ce,sion of Louisiana, and in |,
that of the Floridns. In either ca.e ,,s
nry actually drawn from the Tfeasr
should hope that the resu. Nigh. be sin \
respect, on the present occasion, thraSu
preparation is deemed espedient os prss,ua
mrasure.
refer the whole subject to the sen1le 1,
utive session. II they should concur in,
with me. then | recommend the uassaus I
apProprIaling such sum as Congress maj
adequate. 10 be used BY The Executive, il !
ry, for the purpose which have indicated
In the two cases to which have refer
special purpose of the appropriation did not
on the face Of the law. as this might havt
ed the object; neither, for the same reason
opinion, ought II now 10 be stated.
! ! also communicate TO the Senate The Ct
letter from the Secretary Of State to Com
Conner, of the 18th ullimo. which was,n
ted 10 HIM on The day il b, nrs dale.
JAMES K. 20
The message was read.
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@The dragon who shot fellow soldier, Al
For, Smith, a short time previous to the departure
Of Maj. Bonneyills's command, and who was Ia
ken as fat as ClarksviIle, Texas, under guard
was there imprisoned, and for tho want Of the
proper authority from the commanding officer se
detain him, he was Immediately released, and
thus escaped punishment for deliberate and colo
bloodsd murder
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05

HPe,ons writins,o their friends in tho Re-
simsn, Of Arkansas Volunteers, now in Texas
should b particular in addressing their letter., to
desigca,e tho Company. and Regiment, thus:
Mr.. B. C. Capt. d. Company Arkansas Volun'
tsers, San AnioIio, Texas. Letters should in
eli instances, be pos, paid, to insure their speedy
Transmission.
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0JThe Murrain has attacked the cattle in this
neighborhood; il any person has remedy or
cure, We hope that he will make it public; we
should b glad 10 publish it.
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,6ILasd Seies.-Our readers are respectfully
referred to tho advertisement from the "Gepsral
Land Office respecting the Sale Of Lands, al all
The Land Offices Of the State Of Arkansaa
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trOui Farmers are referred to the advertise
men, Of Tho Quarter Master st Fort Smith, fo'
Corn and Oats, TO b found in another column.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05

eJOur senaion have arrived al tbsir resi-.
ssDees, from washingsoo; they have bad . long
and srduous session, and have much nssd Of tho
little Il me allowed hem for rest.
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DEPARTMENT Of STATE.
Woshinofon JUN u IN

'eo"t'-'"f VIM -
Sir: The President Of the United States d
anxious to terminate than he was to avoidA,i
ent unhappy war with the Mexican Repuaz
determined to make an efFor, to accompIsl
purpose. lie has accordingly instructed 4,
deFsIgned Secretary Of State, 10 propose III
your ExcelIency to the Mexican Goyernm.a1
regulations shall frlhwi,h commence iorisd
clusion Of peace Just and honorable Gof eAil
tics. Should this offer be received and reps
TO by the Mexican Government in the sane Z
and friendly spirit by which it has been died
he will immediately dispatch an Envoy En-
binary and Minister PIenipotentiary 10 The 9
Mexico, with instructions and full powers p
Guide treaty Of peace which shall adjust .
questions in dispute between The two, Repu'
If The Mexican Government should prefer 10
Minister 10 Washington to conduct the nse
ton here, be shall be received with kindns
respect, and every effort shall be made to ID
pIish the object of his mission with the less |
bic delay. s. .s.4 $500
IN the present communication il is doeme
less and mIgh'prove injurious. to discassis'
SEES of the existing war. This might tend %,
or de'ea' The restoration Of peace. The paa.'
ready consigned 10 history: the future, undsfn
Idence. is within our own power.
The OCCASION may, however, be emb,ss,
Stale that The President has ever cher'sosa,
kIndest feelings for Mexico, and that one .
FIRST wishes Of his heart, 10 thai she may Mal
erfu md prosperous Republic, in Perpe'an
with tho United States. ..
Comm1lore Conner will transmit! M. az,
for your Exce'lency to the Governor Of Vsn \
under Gag of truce; and you are respecilag
vIIed to adoP, the same channel for comps'
ing your answer. aCs
| avail myseIfof this occasion to offer yoG
cullency the assurance of my most dIsilns''
consideration. % G
JAMES BUCHANAN
To his ExcelIcncy the Minister Of torsv
Ia,ion,. of the Mexican Republic
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE. and documents com.
municated thereto. from phich The Injunction Of
secrecy, has been rrmorea, in relation 10 AHairI
beiueen fhe United STATES and Merieo.
IN EXECUTIVE Session SENATE or THE U, SrIrts
TUESDAY. AUGUST q. 1916.
The following Message was received from III,
PRESIDENT of the United States by Mr.. WALxEa
bis Secretary:
lCOnfden,ial.1 n...u
WASHINGTON. AUGusr 4, 1916.
To the Senate of United Siaies:
| herewith communicate TO the Senate tho c,,,,
of letter. under date of the 9th ultmo For,
the Secretary Of SIate Of The Unilrd STATE, T., ,h,
Minister OF Foreign Relations ~ The Mcgee
Republic, ngan promising to open Negotiations
and conclude treaty of peace, which shall adj.
lu't all The questions in dispute between the txo
Republics Considering tho relative power Of Tho no
two countries, the glorious events which have nj.
rendy sgnalized our arms, and tho ds,r ac,ed cor
dlion Of Mexico, did no, conceive TIM, nnv ro;n |,
OF national honor could exist which ought 10 D,a'
vent mo from making this overture. EonpiI I
anxious to terminate. by peace honorr bie f.,
both parties, as was originally to avoid the .x.
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Mr. buchanan 10 Commodore Come,

Mr. buchanan 10 Commodore loHaRS
DEPARTMENT OF STATE 40.
& Washington July "a, al a
Sir: have the honor TO transmit tlst ~.
sealed note. addressed to the Minister ais'
Relations Of tho Mexican Repuic, with ~
copy Of the same for your own use. rH
you will perceive that the President hn r.,
mined again to offer tho oiive-braDch 70 -
The President does not believe that any
Of national honor should forbid him from "''
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The message was rend.

1.-THE following communications. da,si
July from the Secretary of State conmunt
with the preceding message, are inserted b
connection with the message, (aIihough not,
Of the Iournal,) in preference 10 making is
appendix:1
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05

@Mr. Sumner. Of this county, who removed
some four years ago to California, has recently
returned with his family. His account Of the
country is unfavorable, but ranks Oregon above
the CALIFORNIA;. He is glad to get hsme again TO
Arkansas. We should he glad to &c, some Of his
stories Of Oregon for our readers.
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TO aUYEss OF FUHNITUHt--sOI TIs.
!. g. j. w. MEEKS.

HAVING henHes for manufacturing an kinds Of the
FsArss ssd Syiesas Fv-nasrs now used beg leave
specifically sostbefn Genuemen and ladc
vsne Nv Yoft Establishment No ~ Nesey street
80 from Auof House A. their store Rooms VIII h
fount sck offufnufe made The ancient
rsedcrn farsh other desirable such Eg pan
Etsseethan Conc, Louis XIV snd Nv Ae. of which
thsH Manufacture and goteu under their
nsssaee asd wssnted 10 equal made hiseiV Europe
Nv "a ssrs. islA rs. ~
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CHARLES CARVILLE,
~ Fine 81, Neys YORK,
AGENT FOR THE NEW YORK MILLS,

ONEIDA CO. n. "
HAS FOR SALE. BY THE PACKAGE
II n ~ in. n. Y. Min shifting.
~ Extra super Water Twist q superior nsre
Extra - r,yined Trans
Corded skirts Chambrays. Cambria pim,ty
And Cotton fantalocn stiffs
Iof
ALSO, As AGENT FOR TUE -HuDsoN PRINT WORKS,
COUNTY. ~ "
A vcry general asset o PRINTS AND FURNITURE
PRINTS al he latest which ,T design
and skin N surpassed.
ALSO. A. AGENT FOR TilE IDA MILLS. TRoy N. u
(RE-NJS-vIIv -x.sRShLfLL- ESS Preparatory
An the mad. that estibh.hmeut These with
rnAbl. exhibit
COTTON GOODS worthy the OF buyers cm II
the whom they offered on the most "a
yoursbic terms.
New York. Oct isiS o. si-nm
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II OOK TO YOUR INTLkEoII H.,

III -DVN To IVIN ~ III I I Zoe sun
- scfbsu ouhrespsouy inform and ~,
pbe gsnely that me- have feoesdhsr supply
fashioaabs ready ClDTHING m
sn's veaf aud 10 shch msknE additions semi
eety ooussuf n every vsuey Of desirable Goats
Pants nuWers shir Coutfs. Stocks,
Huspsndsrs he heh which they pleased 10 81 then
On tn bst style snd upon ths reasonable terms
The pains they have tksn The their matsas
goodness and beaut they have zen
sde under M supervision 70 ,ecur dura
bniy sod Of A. mates Their peeuaf
d.irahs select a Can Tor yours-I,
HOOPER a eRAFfs Virgins Ciothins store
roT-n ~ Main
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TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERl
MERCHANTS

TINE Undersigned returns his respectful thank,
- HE friends s0d the public for the Of patron
be has received IN and bEs leave inform
present arrangements for manufacturing Clocks fno
ample deal with hnd ready u,
o. cell the ehoaps,t s and most honorable
70 osvots the nost usd ausn ION 10 their intefests
Having teen extensively enfaEed IN manufacturing Clocks foi
twenty years past osevss had sufficient %
porunes for becoming acquainted Tick deal
srs sod he would hereby respectfully inform all who
purchases q tim. that they shall BE- furnished wh Cocks wheel
cannot be surpassed in point Of wofkminshp finish.
is we'll snown fact hu m,ounctIrefs and dessr.
constantly cling wohess aud arcs labeled
the tsnuius jerome Coca winch fact unwnE scEnow
sdgnsn from them u supsuDfy lie that pure ha
will appreciate advantage Of buyuE direct factory
they viii subjects NJ this Imposition Al
urdes naecomp MED with the cash Will BE- propuy faithful
attended sinEsrs who send ihe orders By rs,
N, attention personal application
tended fnf Foreg Countries Will be careful selected
win reference he miketa ~ Clocks purchased
this establishment ranted perform we'll aud ssm,
Will BE- Del vsfed bnard of anspo
phafFs VIA every possible attention snail b,
had N ths o. bis friends and 2sobs respectfully
% - the patfonsEv ofau
Warehous- Philadelphia, 10 Nouh Third Street
Warehouse IN Baltimore 81 % soutu Chants Street
FacroSr New Haven. johns Street. between Hsmil
Nrrket 2A-ly tHAtSfFY
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TABLE OF RATES.

Meeting Of the Pcsiden and Directors Of the RICH
MoND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, on the 18th day OF October
lSi5. the folio wing Table OF Rates for the Trsnspor
OF Passengers adopted to take effect on and
after the Is day .f December next, until otherwise
dered by the Board.
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TO SHOE DEALERS,


In virginia and the south.
DENDEXTER Il ALDEN, No. 3OS, BALTI-
tup fun and eomplet,
supply OF Pail Winter Goods line and daily
additions OF fresh and They offer fo
sale, by the package DOZEN,
1000 Cases boots and shoes, consisting Of
Mems KIP calf grained and theE Boots, all siLss
Boys
Youths and ehids"
Mems thiek Brogans large assortment
DO. eIIra beEtquaiy and WORK
Do Russet and Planters Brogan
DO. KIP, calf ID grain MonrOes
Do. Downings
Shoes. Pumps slippen,Se.
Boys and youths thick BfoEans
Do KIP and grind Mosroe'
Chlds
do. Boots and Anketes
Womens and hid and Slips, fine qualities
DO. scw'd and pegi Wells all
DO. KID and pegd
DO. Boots.
DO. seal and Slips low priee.
$50 Cases Mems aud Boy s HRts--includinE and whit,
fine kuta Beaver Pear and Black Cashmere.
tonabe Angola Silk Ashland Muskrat Coney, White
Wool Palm Leaf aud Sporting Hats.
100 Cases Iens ana ttOys CRps-ineludinE nitar.
Seal Muskat Consy, Bear Shin, Hair Seal Pine Cloth
d. Glazed Velvet OIeu sin Plush seaee Gambroon
varieties
90 Cases nuets. Umbrellas, &c.-This well ~
the best punctul
will md choice goods very inviting Prices
times 3Os BALTIMORE STREET.
Baltimore. Nd. October H. IalS.
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GARDEN SEED,


INROM OF reputation and warranted resh sho
II genuine. al Wholesale aud retail:
Ariehoke-Gpen Globe Cole
Aspaagus-whte Giant Leek-large Scotch
Pole Beans-Laveh small Lima Lettueewhue Green Head
Snap R-sns-Eay Oh ditto Early cured lniia White ans
Yellow weeks Green Coss Brown Dutch
Parry Mohawk do. moon Meon-Nutmsg, Green Citron
Refugee OF Pine Apple
B.et-Esr'y Blood Turnp rooted Water Meon-nnes kinds
yellow Na,turtum
Long Blood, Mansel wurt- Musiard-whte and Black
re Onion-whits and Red
French Okra
Sugar Peas-LAndrethr kf'ra hatN
Broeo,i-Iyhns A. Purple Cape Early May TO. Frame Blu
CabbaRe-Eary and large York, Prussan Dwai MaHo"A'
Faty and lni. Bsuer-ea Ear Bishops Dwarf Frohhe
ly Sugar Loaf Lafge Drum. Peppet-hssoIisd
Bergen fat Dseh Parsnp-Long smooih frenei
Dtumh, adj savoy curl Sugar
ed Red butch Parsey-flne CURED
f,,nuoox.t-Esiy and Late Pumpkip-IArge Yellow
Celery-Whre cold Rhubaft-fof iar's
Carr-Long Orange Long Red Raddsh-org seare ong Se
and White Pied mon, White Tunip. seare
Cre--CuiI.d or Peppergrass TuTnip, Back Spanish
Cueumh.t-Ea ~ Ftamr, ditto Satisfy. vesetAb Oyster
Cgus,er. Long Gresn. Long Spinach
Prcky GheNr nr pcklng squash-Eary Bunch
CoIn-Eary Sugar DO Tusea Tomato-Large He'd and Vel
DO Colleen Sioux los
Eniye-Grrcn Curled TurniP-assoried
Erv pian-Putp. Herb and Flower Feeds
KaIe-Biue Cutled Siberian. WIN PALMER
Green CURED Scotch, Rape FEB olr%o Sm
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NEW ROCKS.


II ARPERs ILLunINAT BIBLE, No 1.-THE presen'
The SACRED Lukr Cbspt XIX The iiu
v'ry adm taby and also
The concluding viii upe Serssof supeib
Examinations enors a, utles, frontsp.ees, etc.
PASTORAL LIFE AND ARTS or THE ANcIENTs. inc I'D
Sir linen wool and other nbrous sb
with observations cycling and
4 pheEdt rmbelished vol
Ths elaborate oiuctnR reA fund OF and
infnna the domestic
Of the DERIVED and
Whoiy inaee.b the general reader
works viii be foun 10 Stronger Claims nlli
uppyins large OF important syeeung
Interesting tesidrraIun Ia Classical archaeology
PARKEkS AIDS To ESGI.TSH COMPOSITION vol. Emo
rhs sonm. drsgLed the H. advancement
he student the OF composition viii found
iy the hnT h.vng introduced
mems his plan and arrangement well hrs materials
great y enhancing IT. value.
HOLINESS LIFE or MOI ,Rr.-(VOmns No Z OF Harper.
New Miscellany -MUSLlN ENTRA-fkICE so cts" There
narrative that lovers OF go~d
: cannot hear To asyIe VIII oh
sufie-d production of
t k Sir Holmes unitss &c IN OF knowledge and
uu'ieN very and remarkable We iha HIN,
oray oT mot peltiig addition laidad and
ca literature ''-EI
For safe At tho Bookstore OF
20 DRISKER MORRIS.
t'E PHiL.DLLPHIAE uPIRII' ~ CHRAr CASH Gao II.
IsG1he ProJreior
vieiniy h
all TINES pr pared orders
teal The Of Cloths and Vrsins
h.
smilir -haI sell chApeE
ihaR be- No lbs enc,
!endd aud varied 10 Clothing
under the immediate lfance Of the pOprstoi
him saying that person good IA
clng. after Wit hi shall rAve uSned
as regards Prees or the quality OF the Eoocs
PERRY 2 MeNEILLE
No los Chestnut
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.EOLlAN PIANO EURrh MANuEACrORI.
NHE subscribers the exclusive right for Boston and
entity. manufacture Coem1ns Patent Elhan Attachment
and aPpy the Psno Fors ~hh IN. additional
veud the be OF the country
they Piano Fortrs ofrvcy eeurton ehc
without the frame and with without the Koan Al
4 taehmepi
wishing inumenfs OF either kind, from
hereby aease their orders
mail shah he faithfully executed and prices, the.
7empoy ed agent pr themselves
To a. druhts the minds fh"ss unacquaintsd will
hereby Ieh'nge every
from II the refund the purchase
ney, Il the pgTehsssr not ,r'ished
psrsnn relation the Eolian
ubtsn copies oLAs PASo JoVRNsL send
Z ne adcEf ssto T. GILHERT l. CO,
n Il-6m No sns Wash'nr-Nr Mass.
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IL ONEG 4 CO., Seed Store and Agricultural
Il Warehouse. Merchants Row, Boston-Nurserss
brdg' Harvard College, Mas, only city
fer for Of the Vegetable
= Nguculu d. and Grass county compn
trg large and including the
proved varieties and superior collection OF BulsoUs FJse
Roots and the Dahas ao, Gardening Botanical and Ag
reultural BoOss
The pognetos Of these containing upward.
m thy FIVE Offer Or Of largest
collections
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
Evergrrens, Flowerng shrubs and Plants
Peat Plum and Cherry Stocks
4 Grape Vines Raspberres,
Greeni o1se and Hardy Herbaceous Pant.
Rose and Clmeliar
Dahl u and Babou- Flower
Rhibarb and Asparagus Roots
BuckthOfn, Ator VI c Tor hedges
Greataeni"n has been devoted TO ur rsncuay peap
md all the choicest kinds Europe have been
onal the IN the fall Of Is44 IN
wards Of 900 varieties tn Pear alone collection
specimen trees Of which have been planted yearly
coming INTO beanng BY which perfect accuracy
= may be- dcpeuoed upon
They would especially call attention of culvaors ths
od Tan those ased where the compa atvsy
Z Gaia oque. gfaus
The collect Of Roses unsurpasssd comprising hab
WE'VE bundled vafi ties among rafs
Kinds TO be Obtained Of the eeebfaei oil
France.
The department 10 compete In OIL i've choice mi
iesraie varieties u Cam'1 Psagonium. ALalea, Cactus
sony, Fuehsi', Chfy an hengm. J1pnr Lilies, &C.
'.'Ahbefui discount inside n large yufchascp
~ Al orders 70 be accompanied with the cash, OIL
satisfactory reference
Catalogues cent gratis. TO every pot paid applicant
Orders addressed b. promptly srscred the trees OIL
paus 'seuy paese transportation u any part m tbs
-nunfry, Ind forwarded wrh0ut fe a. ur
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-28
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