davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-03
THOMAS

vv,u AIIORNEY AT NAVY,
NALL pra' ticc In the Superior and inferior
w Courts OF Princes Ammo, Norfolk and Nan
seunohu COUNTIES and oil the City of Norfolk. He
oounty. PORTSMOUTH, April TOD
VOCAL MUSIC. II. HEWITT, Protcssor
' OF Music, respectfully informs the citizens Of
portsmouth and its vicinity, that he will commence
a series OF Lectures on Vocal Music at Mrs. Younp's
portsmouth Female Scmir airy, az soon as a sufi-
clcht number of Pupil shall be obtained. His sys.
,ein oi Instruction is peculiar to himself alone, and
has met with extensive favor i'm New York. R,lti
more and Washington.
Aug 30
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-03

OAhSOs VI tStUOutO
: Sept. 1916.
0- Persons enquirir
lowing list will please
A
Atkinson James II
Alexander MIR
Armstead Newton
Allyn Ihos II
II
Botanic Physician
Burton ] w L.
Baird Ester
Bowser Jane
Butler Caroline
Brown Miss Anna
Barnard Robert
Bailev Wilson
Bass Jr VIM
Dayton Thos J
BORON John
Browne Sylvester
Bidgood r w
Bidgood Natbl
barnard Samuel T
Brooks George
Buffers John
Barnard Martha
Blow George
Bagley Alfred
Bush Miss C T.
Boxcnstcin Mrs +
Bell Mrs Mary A
Baptist Church
e.
Campbell John NJ
Cutchin Miss Sarah ID
Claridgc Henry II
Coffin Eliakitn
Crcccy Mrs
Collins Ann
Camel Cornelia
Carney Stephen
Calvert Charl.s
Cutherel Mary
Cherry Liddy
Chapman s
Cuthrcll Charles
Chase Jr Isaac
Culpepper Zacariah
Clarke John
Carey VIM
Capps VIM J
Carnes F A
Cavendy Edward
Collier George N
Collins Lucy a
Coleman Patton
Cooke Thomas
Clarck VIM III
Cork Madalena
Cahill John
Cox Richard
Cox Matilda
Cooke Miss Ida
ID
benson Mathew
Darden Jacob
Dickinson Henry
Darling John
Diggs John l.
Davies Mrs
Dibud S
Driver John
Dowcry Nancy
Dyes John w
D'Shicld George
D'Anfossy Madame Ellis
Elites Rose
Etheridge VIM
Edwards DR. w Fl
Edwards G
EtheIedge Margaret S
Eckcl Jean
+
Finely James
Foster John
Foster Thomas
Findley Capt James
Findlcy Samuel
G.
Grant Elizabeth c.
Guy Mrs II
Grimes Patience
Gregory VIM
Groves Susan
Gordan Catherine A
Graham Mary
Grant George
Goodwin Mary
II
Hodges Mrs Ann
Hayman Harvey
Hall Henry
Hall Jonathan C.
Hitchings w M
Herbert Maxwell
Herbert F C
Hambers George
Harris James
Hill Ellen
Haynes Erasmus
Hall Hannah
Hope VIM
Herbert John
Hodges James
Habb
Harrison James
j
Johnson Frances
Ives David
Jones VIM
James VIM
Johnson WIN
Johnson Levi
Jones James
Jarvis John
Jobson Miss A a
Jobson Batson w
Kcigcr Fl
Keeling John w
Keith l. G.
King Louisa G
Oct |
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-03
NAVY AGEN1vs oFFICE,

~EA,rn NorfoIk, sept. 10th, lS46.
S.ALSp Proposals.. in duplicate, will be received
49,, E SnHn ~ o'cnek on the oath day Of October, for
INC aemvcfy OF the following articles at the Navy
YARD. until the 50th uf June, IS4f.
Las NJ i-sHiP CHANDLERY AND HARD
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-03


'RS remaining i'm the Pos
Va, Quarter ending 30tt
. for Letters from the fol,
ay they are advertised.
King Rachel
l.
Lannicur Mary
Lee Edward
Lester Mary A c 2
Leagcr John
tun Joseph
Lyme Mrs
Eacox Susan Ann
Lindsey James
I-ovctte Miss NJ J 2
Lossiter Miss Charlotty
Lee Elmina
Livesay Elder Joshua
Nj
, Mathews Herman
Mccoy Francis
Mansfield Penninah
Mason Mrs Littuce
Mays p
Manning a ]
Nelson Bowden ID
, Mitchell Miss Sarah
Needs Timothy c
Mathews C III
Manns G.
Myers Henry
Morton Mr.
Myers A
, Morrissett Robert
Maslin VIM
Nelson Lawrence J
Newton Benjamin
q
Ovcrman John 2
Overton John
Odeon Sarah
Oehlcr Mrs
Odion Samuel
p
Parker Mary Ann
Pierce AggY
Phoenix Milcy Ann
Pitman Southey
Price Andrew
Pugh Mrs York
Pointer John A
Perry Mrs S
Pines Miss Mary
Portlock Mary
Portlock Miss Mary
Parsons Mat
Parker Mrs John II
Policy Ann v
II
Richardson Emeline
Reynolds Thomas
Ross Mrs Ann J
Rauh F
Rea Edith
Robson Miss Milly
Roberts f
Rose Isaac
Roche Martin
Rand Oliver
Rudicr Miss Margaret E
Smallwood TIoratio
Sillick VIM
Swindells John w
Sail Phillip
Savage Mrs Charlotte S
2 Stubblefeld Mrs II S
Scott Richard
Story Thomas
sanger capt
Sale Capt J b
Stokes III 9
Il
Talbot J G.
Thompson Smith & Co
Trugein John w III
Tatcm Nathl N
Turn r Ridley A
"
Virgine Edonard
V,nnard Andrew r
w
Walker Win X
Wilson Mrs Sally
Wright Zelpha 5
Walker Miss Sarah
Webb Thos B
Weston Kitty
Webb Miss Alevia
Wilson Jacob nj
Watts DR. James
Webb Miss Silly 2
Williamson Caleb
Walker Miss Sophia
White Mrs Ann
Walker Edmund
Worter X
White Mrs Sarah
Whitaker Mr.
w bite Richard
Winn James
Webb Miss G f
White Mary A
Winton Henry l.
Weaver John l.
Watts & Hunter
Wills s. Co
Wlulyza Sonora G V
Y
Yost Capt Hi arr
NAVY
Commodore j Wilberson
Pass Mid w T. Boudinut
] ] Guthrce
Thos Pattis0n
Mid John Wilkerson
Sailmakcr Geo Parker
II r Stemblc
Charles Henry Wilson 2
John Martin
James f. Collins
James Webster
WIN C. Duncan
John Barrett (262)
JOHN p. NJ.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-03

CUBA HONEY.-I0 ticrccs and bis Clarified
HoNEf' Tor sale by JOSIAH WILLS.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-03

1000 lbs, q lbs Sheet Load
IL best quality Dutch blk lead Or,
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-03

GLASS No. 4
f7o cords Pine Wood, of the best quail
ty, Tor the use of Steam Engines per
" " ouSiel5 charcoal, Tree OF trash per
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-03

Empire, which would render Oregon one
Of the most thriving districts on the
whole Of the western coast. England
cannot stand by with her arms folded, and
allow such an invasion upon her rights as
the the expulsion of a hardy and frugal
race, long established at the mouth Of the
Columbia. But the .neigboring States,
too, are also threatened. California is al
ready doomed to form twenty-ninth or
thirty ninth state of the Union; Mexico,
will follow, for in that wretched country
there is no power Of resistance; and unless
England manfully oppose the very first
encroachments, she may reckon upon the
occupation Of Cuba, and the attempted
conquest Of all the Britlah West India is
lands. Our obiectis not to create alarm
or to excite hostile feeling in America,
for we state only facts about which there
can be no dispute, and which are even
openly avowed by certain organs Of lead
ing parties in the United States; our OBJ
ject is to put England on her guard, to
encourage her government to maintain
her rights, and to remember that no nation
ever yielded to unjust claims without be-
ing compelled to yield fifty more, or resist
at last when the fit opportunity had been
lost, and the strength and insolence ofthe
aggressor We're increased by the acquisi-
ton of unlawful wealth. For many reas-
ons both countries may regret the alterna-
tive, but it is neither consistent with the
policy, nor the power, nor the honor Of
England to put offthe evil day. aa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-03

Cood Joke.-Ilre Washington cores
pondent of tho Ohio Statesman says: s'One
OF the best things 10 laugh about in the
present duh times, is The iollowing' Der
iazon Smith, ESq., formerly democrat
and then Tylas editor in Ohio, as YOU
doubtless recollest, was appointed, about .
year ago, Ly Nj Tyler, as sort cf COM
ifnercial agent, u visit some ofths South
American republics, the Pacific ocean, Sc,
at SS per day, and voyage and travelling
expenses paid. .Dehnion,' as he i faipili:
iarly called, sceas 70 have known y thing
or two. He departed on his mission
and still keeps pn il, but the government
don't know and GAM. find oM at.ylat port
Dir. Buchanan wishes 10 recall h.in, but,
for the life Of hisn he says, he cai;lot as,
certain what qu:rter Of the globe tie agent
is pursuing his researches! 'Iasiusion.
avoids sending lsome any reports; snd il is
supposed that near the close Of thespresent
term Of the administration he will come
home with very pretty bill Of per diem,
allowance and Expenses for Uncle Sam to
foot. That .Dfhsion' is smart, chap
very! He goesahogher ahead of she John
Smiths, and is. she keenest Tyler man ex-
tant-except WISE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-03
----i--------=----------- -------=5 -----' '-
RARRET HOUSE.

Corner Of Jefferson and Third streets, burlington.
-h3 ]. G. FLETCHER, PRoPRIEToR.
HNHIS House, recently opened is one Of the
IL largest and most commodous in the West
srn coentry. II has all the conyenences OF the
large hotels in the cities, and is fitted and tur-
nished in the neatest and most substantial man
ner. The proprietor has had much experience
in the keeping of public houses, which, taken IN
connexion with the facilities afforded in Bur
liagton for furnishing bis table. instifies him in
promising that the character of his house shall!
be kep;up.
Visitors from the South and elsewhere, with
or without families, can at all times be accom-
ineaa'ed with pleasant and airy rooms, and on
reasonable terms. tz@ ...a.
Families will also be taken as permanent boar
aers. ut=tfx "a k( N
Aug. 80, 1915. ~ H{ Ei4a ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-03

j. G. LaUlMan, a.
SAVfNG determined to close his stock of
d 4 summer Goods, consisting in part of
Bazarines and fancy painted laws;
English, French and American prints;
MI de LANES, plain and fig'd alpaccas;
Cambria and jaconetts, plain and fg'd bob
binetts.sa #0
Bonnets and trimmings, hosiery, &c.
The above articles are offered at very low
lates and must be sold to make room for my
heavy stock Of Fall Goods.
ug 16 ,45
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-03
j. r. TalIant,

WHOLESALE AND RErAIL. DRUGeIsr, WATER
STREET.
Has received his Fall supplies Of fresh Drugs,
Medicines. &c., and would solicit continuance
| OF the custom of his old friends.
Physicians and Merchants supplied on the
most favorable terms with all articles in his line
aug 2,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-03
Whiskey

A LOT of Cincinnati whiskey, per steame
"a Potosi, at the
nov '4S farmers ExcHANGE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-03

4 PS iust reed and for sale cheap by
nov 1 ,'45 WM. GARRETT 4 co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-03

We copy the following to show our
readers the spirit which prevails in Eng
land towards the United Safes. As soon
as our farming subscribers read this, we
should not wonder, at all, if they went
and took down the to,rling-piece, secure
and washed It out and put in new flint.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-03

Gun and svhits slsithing.

yUSuE undersigned having permanently locat-
u ed in Burlington, would inform the public
generally that they have opened shop on Main
Street, few doors above A w. Carpenters
Watch maker shop, where we can be found at all
fines, and hope by strict attention to business,
10 merit share of public patronage
EBERSOL &. MATTHEW'S.
nnr & ,i1-ir
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-03

aRock the cSadle," is now rendered agi-
tate the responsibility.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-03

House, Sign and Fancy Painting
GOATEs s. HAWKINS, VALLEY street, be-
~ tween Main and Water, will execute eve.
ry description of Painting, plain and ornamental
in the best and most approved style.
- They respectfully ask share of patronage
apr 27 '44-tf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-14
ZEN
RIRE y

Between ftCde tfkstuE ana tFtandfta or WANhngtOn. the
chNrE. villa IN ahcAses. IS
No charEe COR children under J Year, Of are: oth--r under ~
yssrs Of sSe. h-lfp'ee; co,arrd persons half Pnee. a person taken
M At a point not de-iELatrd. Will pay the cha &c IT, m the last pre-
ceding Ioint which ~ drsignaird: and - = p-rson -rt down at 4
point not e senatet, will pay the charge TO the d-sgnat-d point
neIt beyond the pa' At wnicb be may get out FrTeoas getting in
ami setting out at seNghated points, viii paw the difference between
the cbafrcs To thess points rcspeetivry, except thst no charge will
be les Than IS EMS ifb1th the nosais be regular stopping places
othe WIS.,. IN. charge vii be net los than So eeRts.
No charge being mad. in the above rates for baggage, the Com
pany viii not be rts, osatIe for IL. unless In case OF gross negligence
on tie part OF their AgenaS, and will in no case be responsible for
sPseir, bil noses or Jewellery, or any thing bui. the fas-e agsT's
own necessary baggage
The pnviess Of . Return Teket is eItensed to Passenger. no,
going beyoRd AequIa Geek. provided a Depot be the place either OF
arrival or departure. TIE Return Ticket entities a person on eith~r
poinifrOm which he came.
APa~sngsr who obtains n Ticket alta Depot may NJ the sam. time
procure his Return Ticket, or Il not procured then, and he gets out
alta Depot the Return Tieketma be obtained at the latter Depot -
IL IS Indispensable that a Passenger saaung from 4 DEPOT should get
both Tickets togeIh-r Il Ice means IN get out at a point not a Derut.
When he gets ~ alta point not a Depot he must see that the CAP
tain Of the Tain ~ tsrs his name on the wAy-BHL with the amount
DeFOt where he gsts cut \ passenger returning without a Return
Ticket wall have TO Tay ihe fan hte-the CaplaiR OF the Train be-
ing required 10 collect the FUN fare from syeY person not Furnished
with 4 Ticket.
Perspns on the way. wishing TO be- taken on the Car. should
make a signal Il IN the day, with a handkerchief; aud if IN The
night, with a Light, nom the time the Tain . 400 yarts OF until Il
reaches them II sbesi how Yer, for Passengers, n practicable, to
Mail being ton late, The conductors are soineumes unable to stop
at other points on lie oo=d
Passengers wishing Io he st dawn between Dtpois should notify
the Tram CuPain of their wish, before Leaving The previous depot
Passing r. are ~prohtbnsd from .aHd,rs on the Platforms OF the
Chrs-nr getting In OF out OF tie Cars when IN moion- no 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-14
Chocolate,

Et'oR the cure Of Chlomsis. Nervous Affections OF the stomach,
a. Leuenrhe, Debility, and Disease OF Chidrsn. Approved by
the Faculty OF Medicine OF Paris. and authorized by the French
Government.
Man, Practitioners have administered Iron In all It's forms, and
On rayouredt Ia render Il as grateful as possible 10 the digestive or
UIs;Ihe dIheuty now no longer exists, for Of al the combinations
inc hapFesi and best Is indi.putAbiy that of the Femginous Cho
coate.
The Tersnhs who will derive a great benefit from the use Of the
FeuUgBous Chocolate, are
lsl Women Of Patid complexion, who complain Of difficult
breathing. especially IN ascending a staircase, OF pslprAuon Of the
heaTL, OF noises IN the head; Whose stomach digests badly, and
WHOSE appetite is destroyed, sometimes even perverted; who Often
experience \ feeling Of eodness IN the lower eItremities, and a
general deangenento Of the whole system
I'd, Men who are pale and of a dsleae constitution, whose d.
gesuon isfifbcut and who are exhausted by excuses and fatigue,
will ind amer using hTa short time the FerugiBous Chocolate a
material Improvement in their state.
III, Weak children, and especially those who are nekety willae-
quus strength, and their organization will not fail 10 deyelope IT,
self.
+h, Hut 1t - principally to young girls budding into womanhood
Whose health may b. hnguisLIng, that the feruEInous Chocolate
will be useful; n brilliant and vivid complexion succeeding to pale
nSes, regularity In all the functions OF the economy, and In n word
a hOunshing state Of health supeNening. will prove not only the
utility oLbui the Indispensable necessity foT, the uss Of the Fsuu-
ginous Chocolate.
a fresh supply OF his valuable preparation Just to hand, and for
Sais by p. JOHNSTON,
lu 81 Druggist
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-14
no OF SUaNITUHI--sOITss.
j. a. j, w. MEEKS.

III Rvfvu nenurs Tor manufacturing an kinds 81 ne mo~t
~ Essiissafs aEi SefsHaf Fs-siars nos us-d, bg leave ~
4artuuf 10 eel NJ a. cotton ~ Soathen Genuemen aHf ladies'
v.tiua Nv Yots % ucir Lstath-hueut, No - Ne~y frrct, r.
~ asafs fom ne Asinf House. So th~f rtofe Rooms VII BE-
fuu-a ~ nj susivs fnck flufnfuHs. made n ts ~ st sacirut aud
lsed.fr fsusisn - vii g. ouff deafate syss, sush ~ FUpusn,
Ulsstetean. Caihlc, louis NIV srd ", &C; ~ ~ phch 10 81
ts.a owa H.ns0sfute, amf fousn ~ uud'f tlsr w. -uai upor
isiss1-ecs. 80 wsr-Hssi o. equal any natc 10 tniscn % fufope
Ngu N@k, rsFt. .hs IS. "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-14
M ElsIGkK,s REsIORER or HEALrh.

Wv EIoI"EN MS UNEfN UT HbhL H'
W for the cure of Dyspepsia, Chronic Thrash, and all dissaHes
arising from n disorder OF the stomach and bowels; such as Head
ache. Heartburn, Fhulsncy. Constipation. &c.
The Ereat celebrity which this medicine has obtained, and IL
universally gaining in every section Of country where II has been
introduced, and the many unpreeede ted cures i has effected within
tie last two ysau estihhshes. begged a doubt is superior efficacy
in ndicany eunug Dyspepsia aud Chronic Tknsa. With their con
cnmtrnt dueases. In most eases, the Retoter ill Afford almost
immediate rel. { and cncesR very great change for the Jetterin a
few day 10; but 1t cannot be reasonably expected In diseases OF long
stafdiHg, int IA, same Ialu'ay effects WILDE produced IN 50 ssou
n psrod ye', from the great celebrity 4 has already acquired, W.
find NAM persons are apt n sIp,et too much at The commence
msnt while others expect a single bottle to afford them immed ate
asd permanent relief II - impossible for a physician to form any
thing like a correct idea Of The quantity Of medicine that may be
Indispensable to fleet q permanent cure In different forms and
stages Of a disease. Their fore the quantity must be In all eases.
propounnate to 10 eGees-srme requiring only one bouie, whist
Others may require sI or eight. For safe by
ALEX. DUVAI 4 co,
an 90 I7 Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-14
AMEMIoAN AGnIoNLrunIsr.

TERNS Son Dollar per year, IN advance /;
IL single HNHbcr- Zen Cents; three copies for Two nolAis.
Published Monthly, by sArIoS q MILEs, eos Broad~py, New
York, containing ~ page, royal octave.
Each number oftht AEticuhurst contains one sheet, and 10 trans
ported by mail under the sans regulations As newspapers, va -
free any distance not over 30 mikes from ns place Of publication:
over this and within 100 miles, ar 20 any town in the State OF New
Yoe. one cent postage on each n mber, aud one and a half cents
II over 100 miles, without the State.
de 81 A. n ALLEN Editor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-14
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Ha ; and alter The 81 OF December
~ next our Boats wii;s1ve Riehmptd Monday,
Wed essays AMI Fndays at = 4 NJ. precisely, aud arnye IA Lynch
burg next days ai5i p NJ
r turning, leave Lynehbu6E Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
att A. NJ and arnve N Richmond nsEt DAY At ~ 4 81.
Passengers for sta unton,
by our Boats, viii leave at > A. VI Mondays Wednesday, and
Fridays arrive IN Se6usviIe AT : neIt A. NJ and in stauninn by
Jpn
PS'Eg'rs for FarABils ss4 CIarIour aud HaICGI Court Houses.
leave Richmond by the Boats, and connect with the Stages at Car
Iefsvine.
no 2g BOYD, EDNDND n DAVENPORT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-14
JUAN PIZZINI,

ConfecIioner and Dealer in Foreign aud Do
mcstic Fruit,
AS Just received per schrs. Nassau and Man.
1I che ter the following Goods, to wit
100 BoIes ncw crop Bunch Raisns
$50 ! BoIes do $50 ! BSIes do.
so Kegs Malaga Gfapes, tprne quaity
10 BoIcs Malaga Lemons I'm fine orden
Casks I,ne Curnnts
IS Drums Suia. Raisins
IS BoIes Ciuon tfne quality
S Cases Brandy Cherries
20 Don Olive oil, tbest quality
! Casss Pruncs In Glass Jars
. Bales Bordeaux Almonds
rs Drums Pigs
10 Frans Malaga DO
2 Bales Sh.ned do
500 Il {. Paper Shell DO
20 Cases CaRtsn preserved Ginger
90 Botes Rock Candy
1000 Cocoanuts. fresh ard zoe
50 Do Chinee FIRE cracker.
Together with a large assortment Of Candy Of his own nanuho-
ture. warranted equal to sy in this or any other market Aiso. the
largest stock and the greatest variety n French and German Toy,
Fanny Goods, PCuamsy. ke- ever offered before In this market
The above Goods having been selected In person and pufclased
on the very beEttem+ he 10 now prepared TO Offer great induce
m'nis m persons wishing IN pufchnie either W wholesale or re-
tail hHd therefore respectfully soueits = call from his Town and
County friends before they purchase stscsbere, 81 be doubts mot
they viii hnd u 10 their interest IN do ~. BE sure to call at No 152.
Ro4 One door, bstow Exchange Bank
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-14
BUILDING HARDWARE.

BUILDING HARDWARE.
NAIE have on hand, ofour own importation, a full assortment
Wv OF the fol Irving articles, to which we invite the attention
Of Mechanics and 9th, t. viz:
Common and besi hI- Puneys, Sash Cord
BROAD and narrow Butt, ansiLes
Parliament and ~ L.. Hinges
Carpenters Genuine sn1 Imitation Knob Locks
Pad, MJFtics and Cost Locks
Knob and Thumb Latches
Pat sssh Flatrninss, Bolts serews, &C. sc.
w. =. q J. DONNAN,
tb III Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-14
THE precelinp lipurr h

given 10 rspssnt,h the insensi.
bAe fenpiation. Its the rrsst eva
ena,ion Tor the iinpursie- - the body
u viii be natieed that q ihich closHiy
mist us'ss from all Points of the mr..
lace, which Ind rates that this pcrspi
ration nn~s unin'erfvp,sdls when ws
sr In health. but s,iss. when ~.ars
sieh. Life cannot ts sustained with
o tn u 70 thrown on ffom the thood
and other Juices ofthc body. and dis
roses ~ this mean. Of hearty all tho
Impurities within Us. The blooc, BY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-14
GARDEN SEED,

uNRoM Growers OF known reputation. and warranted ne h and
genuine. a wholesale aud retail:
Artieboke-GreenG Globe or Coe
A-pararus-Nhits Giant Ieek-LArge Scotch
Poie Besns-lauek small Lima Ietues-Whie T. Green Head.
Snsp R-sns-Eaty Oh IA, dIto Fairly 1auried In IA White aud
Yellow s wcsks Green Co-s. Brown Duteh
" Parry Mohawk. do. l mpon Mclon-Nutm-e. Gpen CitrOn,
" Refuge. or 1000 10 GA. PIN. Apple
Bert-Eahy Hood TuTnip rooled Water Mson-hnesi Kinds
" " yellow " Nastutium
Long Blood. Mangel wurt Masiard-whIe asd Back
mel Onton-whie and Red
I" White Slesian French Okra
Sugar Pea-lAndrethhs Extra Early,
Broeoi-whhe n Purple Cape Early May. Io. Frame Rius
tAbhas--EAIy and are NIIk, Pussan, DwaIf Marro~fai,
Eaiy ana ate BaiisrsA Ear Bishops Dwarf Profits
~ Sugar Loaf IA,ge Drum reppet-AsSrtsd
head large Berger. Hat Batch, Parsnip-Long Smooth French
DUNN, Ad sayoy, Gieen cut Sugar
ed savoy. Red Iuch PsrIey-FiLe Curi-d
raurloser-Eauy and Late PUN kin-lAue Yellow
C.ey-Whie tohd RhubaFh-fot Tars
CArrU-Lnng Orange, Long Red RAdl si-I0rg Scarlet. long Sal
ana White Pied mon. White Turnip Scarlet
Ctes-iul led OF PrppsrRras- Tuinip, Black Spanish
c1eumhet-Ea ~ Frame, ditto Satisfy, or Negttab eOyser
ilus'.T, Long Gne,n n. Long Spinach
Prckty GhsTkin tor pekiing squash-EaIy Punch
Con-Eatly Sugar, Dn Tu-ca Iomalo-lAHs Red aud Vel
roa- Do Golden Sioux low
Fnirvr-6r-en Curled Turnip-a~drrd
Egg PlAnt-Purpe Herb aud Flower see's
kae-biae Curird Siberian. WM. PALMER.
Green CurLd Scotch. RaVc Feb G. isf6. 5n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-14

DECEMBER 22D Isl5.
Cheap Dry CoOGs-BIankets, Servants CIo-
thing, sc.
Vp " JENKINS would invite The atsnn5n Of thoss wanting
H. really cheap GOODS. 90 emmine HE stock, which has bee \
ieplCnHshed within few days
Blankets Gon p "a. a. 81. ard higher prices
Bed BLANKETS from three d1lafs per ar and finer
\ iarge assortment q materials for men and wOnsn's wfutsr
ciofhiur
White and Res ? anncy, IS csnss sntGn-r
Chap brown md tiescted sinninrs and shestinEs
Cotton OHnabu'Hs. Hu kinds
Fiso, ~ FsHv Gosa',
Casimrfe Reps. Mousi NJ Silks, shswis.
Wortsd Caycs aud Collars, rich and chefp shasi. pocket hs nd
tcfcheG. &c.
Likswie. 10000 yards can;oe' great baWsru., at price. rom.
G, p, 10. 12tc ,ani fnef.
Fw bargains, call at
Dec ~ Ri JENKINs.