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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-09

New GuANo DEHOSlTE.-A discover Of Il
guano dcposite has been made in the West
Indies A letter dated st. CroiX, the 2Sth
July, says: 'llcr Britannia Majesty 5 steam
cr Devastation WAS at Drcdcrickstadt ycstcr-
Sey, who mentioned that he had been up to
the Isle of AYES, southeast of Saba Bank, and
had there found three American vessels with
large crews loading guano 1t is strange that
this valuable dcposite has remained thus so
long undiscovered. Unfortunately the writer
does not communicate whether the dcpositcs
be large or small, nor what the quality of the
guano found on that island proves to be as
compared with the Peruvian.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-09

TUE TEXAN REouIslrIoN.--GeL Pcrsifcr
/. Smiths rcquisiticn on the Governor of
Texas for troops to operate against the hostile
Indians has been promptly actcd Oh by the
Governor, who has issued Il proclamation, di-
viding the State into six districts, for he en-
rollmcnt of six companies, being one in each.
In the fist district the company is to rcndez-
vous at Goliad on the Goth of October, in the
second at Washington, on the 18th Oct: in
the Sd at Comcron, on the same day; in the
fourth at Mckcnney, on the 10th Oct: in the
at Nacogdochse, on the same day. The in
Spcction, enrolment and organization of the
companies will be made by person authoriz-
cd for the purpose.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-09

DorGLAS At CurAGo.-Scnator Douglas
had the .scold shoulder presented to him by
the citizens Of Chicago on his attempting to
address them. The meeting was held in the
open air, and attended by a large conr"ursc.
AS soon as Douglas assembled the stand, Il
tremendous noise was made, which entirely
drowned his voice. His friends made an
earnest attempt to restore order, but i'll vain
After several Intellectual efforts to obtain II
hearing, at half past ten, Douglas was COM
PEELED to leave the stand. Much excitement
existed, but no other disturbance occurred
large majority Of those present being OPP
posed to his speaking. He was followed by
the crowd, which then quietly dispersed. :
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-09
1florrir0.

On the 9TH inst. at North East. by the Rev
Thomas b. Miller, Mr. Evan T. SENTAAS To
Miss GRI>SILrA RrTrEH. all of this county.
ON The same day. by the same, at Charles
town. Mr. WILLIAM Gardner to Miss SARAH
+. BENNETT both Of this county.
On the lth inst. by the Rev. Joseph r..
Brown, Mr.. JAMES f. STErTER to Miss AMAH-
ia T.. kERIi,Aw. both Of this county.
At West Chester, August 3lst. by Friends
ceremony, in the presence Of Henry Flem-
ing, Esq. AMOR CARTER, of West Noting
ham. t" r ,cuEr &. FELL, late of Mt. Pleas
ant, Jefferson Co.. Ohio.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-09
Ul.e, 4flarkcts.
Pre- Elkton prices Yesterday were

r. Pre- Elkton prices yesterday were:
Wheat 50: Corn 50 Oats 4S: Flour S.-- -
New Potatoes IS cts Butter ls cts; Eggs ~
cts; Chickens, from 3lets to 40 cts u pair
BALTIMORE MARKEr, Sept S.-Salcs to-day
of Howard street Flour at 50 90; City Mills
At SIS 80 per bbl., Rye Flour 81 80, and Corn
Meal - 81 ~ per Dbl.
Grain and Sccds.--G"od to prime white
Wheat at 81 4 s So. choice do for family
flour % n $ ! %; red wheat at Goa 81 -.
Cnrr---,lc of white at 81 Il SIS cts; yellow
81 cts; mixed 81 ~ cts. Rye Us 81 Ii;
Oats--salrS' or Maryland and Virginia AT IL !
- cts, aud Western At ~ cts. ClovrrSret
81 -: Timothy 80 81; and FlaXsecd at
81 81 .--Sun.
WuHISGr' n Sept S.-Flour Q 90 Il s? %;
Rye Flour 81: Whclt--rcd 81 s.. white 43
Corn whit" rs G: yellow SO C; Oats II a A. e:
Rye ~ T.: Clovrrs.r'l So Timothy 1ja3 -:
FmNsecd 81 1.i.--Journni.
,pELrIIA. Sept. S.-Tiour 50 to $40;
prime new red wheat 81 - to 81 .93. new
white 500 to S2.o5, corn % cts; oats 81 cts =
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-09

RAIN AND HAIL SronM.-On the 9th ult..
the lower section of Caroline county, Md,
was visited by a very severe storm of hail,
which did much damage to the fodder fields.
The Denton Journal says that some of the
stones were as large as good sized hickory
try several miles in width. In the vicinity OF
Denton the storm was also quite severe, and
the dwelling of Mr. o. G. Jones was struck
by lightning and considerably damaged from
the roof to the floor of the lower story. MI.
Jones was severely shocked, and on the next
day his body bore the effects of the electric
fluid.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-09
CGME AND Buy
YOUR STG hrs md SPICES

YOU Z NTTIRN IN d NPNEN
LNDE PRESERVING have just open
IL ed our new FAN stock cf GrocrricS-Su-
CARS of all kinds, Molasscs, Syrup, Cinnamon,
Cloves. ASi1icc. Ginger, Mace, Nntncgs,
Pepper and Salt. Coffee, Coffee Essence.
Teas of all kinds. Bakers Cocoa, MuuSons
Farina. Cheese. Tobacco. Stuff, ScgarS, &c.
y. b. We have on hand at all times. q
choic" lot Of W ines. Brandy. Whskry, and -
superior article of old Schnapps Gin, for
Medicinal or family use.
Srp9 Al. SCOTT 4 BRO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-09

DEEPEST WELL IN THE WoRLD.-For six
years past, Mcssrs. Bclchcr 4 Brother, Of st.
Louis, have been boring an artcsan well on
their premises. It's now fuenty-tro hnnd' ed
feet in depth; being deeper by one hundred
feet than one in France. At the distance OF
seven hundred feet, vein Of salt water was
struck, asd at 800 feet an immense vein OF
sulphur water, in all respects like that of The
Blue Lick Springs, burst forth.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-09
CONF, AND SEE!
LARGE LOT OF CLOTHS.

I have just returned from the city with
L lrgc and splendid assortment Of Cloths,
Wish will make mp into
Coats. low, l. than can be bought
in either OF the cities, in the best and most
durable manner. and latest fashions and war;
rantcd. If they rip bring them back and
will sew them free of charge.
WILLIS RTTTER.
Scp9tr 1t the Bu:auy, Ek!on, Nd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-09

SPIRITUAL liEADQU ARTERs. spiritual
lists of Boston are about forminsa company.
with capital of $1,000, for the purpose Of
buying the furniture and fxings of the Foun-
lain House, at the corner of Beach street and
Harrison avenue, for snch as may choose to
mover in sritual CIRCLES
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-09

NEWARK, N. j., has this year suffered so
severely from the cholera that the deaths of
that disease have, in proportion to the popu-
lation, doubled those in New York, treblcd
those in Boston, and quadrupled those in
Philadelphia. This peculiar unhcathincss is
attributed to the untlraincd marshy land lying
about the place.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-09

a THEORY ExrIoDED.-The theory started
some time since. that rain could be coaxcd
Gown from the clouds by fire, has been put to
hard test this season. There have been
fires enough to make the "hcavcns weep tho
biggest kind Of tears, but all in vain. The
theory, thus far, may be regarded as an ex-
nloded one
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-09

TRIUMPH OF THE MEXICAN RIGHTEOUSNESS.
1t has already been stated that the rcvolu-
tionists in Tamaulipas, on the Rio Gran,le,
were CARRYING all before them. 1t appear, a
severe battle has been fought near Matamor-
as. The insurgents numbered $40, and We're
met by $50 Mexican troops under Col CrcSy,
with one piece of artillery. After desperate
fight. the latter, ii is said, were routed, with
The loss Of seven officers and a number Of sol
,licrs estimated as high as rs. The in>ur-
gents had only one man wounded. 1t was
also reported that Carvajal had captured
Cama:go. The insurgents subsequently
marched to the aid of th,ir friends at Victoria
who were about to be attacked. The State
of TamnaliraS was almost entirely in posses
sion Of the insurgents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-09
LATER.

The Africa arrived at New York OH Thurs.
day with three days later news, fiom which
We take }hc following items:
|; is said that 10 900 Russian troops arc
cncampcd around Scbastopol.
The French division under Gen. Carrobcrt
lost 5000 men by cholera.
Ships Of war and transports were still proceed
ing towards the Black Sea. Their object was
kept secret.
The expedition Of tie allied forces intend
ed for Svbastopol numbers GO 600 men.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-09
TRY MY TEA.

p cal old Imperial, Young Tyson, Oolo"ns
H. and Black Teas; Java, Rio, Jamaica, La
guyra aud old White Colccs; No. | Choco-
latcs: French and English Mustard; very best
double refined Olive Oi French and Amer
lean Pickles: Picklrd Slrdncs; Corn Starch
Farina Pearl Starch. &c. All kinds Of Cat
sups. Sauces, Spices. &c. Always on hand,
a complete stock of Groceries, Provisions,
Nc. at WIN. TORBERTiS,
Srp9 Next door to Court House.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-09

TIM CoEN CHor PAxIc.--A correspondent
Of til" Cincnnti q " .t!r rdicui'S cytrlva-
can't stories that have been in circrllton in
relation to the failure Of the corn crop, and
says:
eve hear such melancholy accounts OF the
corn crops that the country is up in arms, and
have no doubt the farmer thinhs that his
crop is the only on" in the country, all others
havin. ia lied. ] will admit in some sections
the gathering will be small. in others one hall
and three fourth. and SO on: then You please
add TIE stock Of old corn now in the country
to the present crop, You lllv. more than an
average; this is not guess work, but thorough
investigation. ! am not amy way Interested
in flour or corn. bat nrrrly IN my travels this
summer have made prr-unal examinations,
AMI find no cause Of alarm. only to Spccula
tors and humbGg lives
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-09
Foreign Nous.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

NEW York, Sept. 3.-The steamer Pacific
arrived here on the Sd inst, bringing d., es
from Liverpool to the 23d ult., being four
days later.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.
The capture of BomarS,ind occurred at half
pas! - O'Clock on tic afternoon Of the 10th
ult The garrison, NUMBERING 1000 men,
were Immediately embarked on the allied
fleet. There was but little los, of life on eth
,r side. the French having lost l.O killed and
the British only three or four.
/ The round forts behind lsomarSund, named
/ Forts 'rz,e and Nottich, had been previously
reduced, being no difficult task, as they were
sa,riSoncd by only l2o men each
4 handful of arlllcry,ncn in Tee made a
stout dcfnsc. fifty being killed and only 81
taken un'lrrt. Nottich was carried without
| ioSs.--Both forts were blown up, and the
main assault made on BomarSllnd, the walls
of which wc"g badly damaged b,fre the gar
liSon consented to Su,grn Ter. The honor Of
the victory b, ln.:S wholly to the French, who
fought with the greatest bravery.
Private accounts from nantzic state that
the number of prisoners will not exceed | 800
and that they have ! cen seat to LrdSund.
An overwhelming display of force was made
by tie allies. Fifteen sail Of tn, line were
within range Of the fortress. The allies fired
loo pieces Of cannon.
Berlin, august lS.--A scmi-viIical article
in the PrllS>ian Correspondence says that the
cvacra' ion Of the Municipalities 10y the Rus
slams does not fulfill all the ule It's Of the ALI
ance Of the two great German powers, but
that it grants mere tl.an was demanded by
the not, dated vienna, .Iuac Sd. The SUP
Elementary article of, cciprocal Obligations of
the two powers is therefore executed. II
other Steps are considered necessary for the
interest of Germany, fresh conventions must
take place between the contracting powers
Oh the subject of the 60 operation in the sense
of the PruS,ian treaty Of the 2olh Of April
last.
Loplon, Dig. 1;a.-Sixty thousand Rus
slams are c"nrcnti ating on the right bank Of
the pruth under General LADDERS to cover the
Russian ilotila on the Danube.
The report of the defeat Of the Turks, near
kar$ is repeated.
The Narna correspondent of the London
Times gives a frghtful account of the cholera.
lie estimates that from 10000 to 1000 were
dead or disabled up to the moment of this
Decentralization.
Acchangcl was cticctual'y blorkadcd on the
18th.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-09
TO S!'ORTSNIEE,

WE have just received superior lot of
w Double barrel Guns. Powder FkskS.
Shot Belts, Game Bags. Powder Shot and
Caps; all Of the best quality, to which we in
ute the attention ofSportsmen and others.
Sep A. ]. SCOTT 4 BRO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-09
llJJlc0.

In this county on the 18th ult., Miss JAMS
+. GHl IN. OF consumption.
In Port Dcr'st. on Sunday the "rd inst,
LErCHARIs, son Of A. l.. Bricklcy, aged {
years.
On Sunday Last. in Eliton. ANNA MARIA,
wife Of VIM. Ale Sanlrr, aged - years.
In Philadelphia, on the 18th ult.. SARAH
s., wife of Samuel X. Williams. and Young
est daughter Of the late Philip Harding of
this place.
4s@.'> - .<.s'v-~e
u PROFESSOR MEAD who unfortunate
~ lost an arm at years old and formerly of
Barnnln'S Museum, will he in ELKroN a few
days to rXcmplity his peculiar skill on the
accordion. II" will visit families or hold i
public exhibition.
TLARlFlED SUGARS. for Preserving,
" for sale cheap Ivy WIN. TORBERT.
BJRIME Dried Beef. lIams. Bolognc Sau-
L sage, Cheese, and Smoked Herring, 10y
Scp9 WIN. TORBERT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-09

-, Here is Il letter from Crcilton over
lishcd now At the particular rrIurst Of the
writer.
CrCmToS. Aug. Il. 81.
Mn. EniroR While glimciny over the
columns of the Cecil Democrat of last week.
| incidentally observed summary Of the
news OF Cccilton and vicinagc, signed L. l..
y. After brief disquistiun of agricultural
products and the health Of the Neck. the
writer yrdlrs On :hc garb of Onniscicncc
aud nnnilrcscncc, and with Il to:,r pccu-
LARRY characteristic. OF Il defeated candidate.
~ Il woull-hr Speculation, says: ..Thcrc is
Sulnc talk Of Know Nothings here. that there
VAS three mysterious gculrmcn (but not 50
mysterious rs he. rs ] shall Show) came from
Baltimore. organized Council, their number
WAS five, and they were composed OF diScon-
ISOLATE wings and would he leaders Of that
rarty.''
What trmsaIDus man Paul rry is. Whist
wonderful disclosures he can make. what sill
pcriIatural Knowledge he is endowed with.
what penetrating ken his maker has given
him. He looks ut three strange rs. and with
out hesitation Ironounces them BaitinlorcanS
and Know Nothin.S. He peeps lhro' blank.
plaStcring. &C.. and says positively they or
gLnizci and their nnmhrr was five. Now
mctllin.is the printer must have looked over
the oviiOrIh which WAS attached To the >. for
T.. +. y. certainly could not have been gull
~ OF SO "!lr!ng an rr:"r. nor could he have
been SO ignorant Of figures us not to have
SHOWN how t"put dowu 81. Yea, in the con
clldnS sentence OF his letter, he tells the
reader most emphatic lily that he is adorned
with self conscious intelligence. and with IL
81 mister slarl, has contempt for tn, imhecili
~ of Know NothingiSm. but he does rot tell
why: he says Know NothingiSm cannot live in
the light of American liberty, but why it can
not, Ii. don't say, and further adds: Like
some poisonous weed. it may ll"urisi! in dark.
ness for day, but corruption will ovcrtakc
it, Reader, he don't tell why, he leaves
YOU to draw the Inference, and let me tell
him the in!crrnc" the country will draw, is
this; that he is Il dtmagoyuc an apostatc from
American liberty and its Ii ght. Il noXious weed
which the first stroke OF Anhcricinism will
gambler to the ground .iilnpSon-likc to return
in the spring. and Receive the same lIll; after
repeated strokes. decay and corruption will
ovrrtakr him. and the imhrcilitv Of his ashes
will oink into obliv!ouS insi sniiicAncc. III.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-09

New York, Sept. 3.-Thc steamer Pacific
arrived here on the Sd inst, bringing da es
from Liverpool to the Odd ult., being four
DAVIS later
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-09

TLARlFlED SUGARS. for Preserving,
" for sale cheap by WIN. TORBERT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19
SECOND SUPPLY

%: SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
AIALtNIiST, IfiESSHAW 81 CO. have this day received
tn 'teameEs loks and JGtnestown larg, sLditIor
:" ih'r st Of the styles recently knpart C5.
Ladies', Cent M,' Boys vii ch hA,
bet puf 1sed ia New OIL the lowest pr!cet All
part follows '1N' 90
Rich Brocade. Plaid sad Striped silk.
Black Figured and Plain silk sail mice,
RAID and Str ped Hermann asd Grenada.
ram and Figured Bareges aud Bareg. D. IaI,,.
sgrer. french Printed Jaeonets a nd CIryanJs.
french, English = II American Laws and Cai.oc.
I.mbroidered siuslins Plaid and s;rioeS 10
embroidered Robes and IriIa utes White ard CopI
ram Chalys, Chally Bareges and De BE
,,jihEuAlni, an qualtes, and Furniture print,
Hs"it and Furniture Diuity and r. met Co.l
S.tIlIAetle Collars, Sleeves and Handkerchief,
,Ieh ana Medium Bonnet Cap and Nee. Rib nd
l..ueA nentlsnens 4, Boys Misses and Children'.sul
Thread, and Cotton Hos Half Hoe ''A
borlbaLine, Alpaca, Canton Cloth and other Mamma,
50 aud iD1 Table Diaper and Daiaast " ''"s "'V''
IAbe Cloths Eapkls, DOylles and Diape,s NJ. NIL.
ITitI Linens, Linen CSm5Tls l.. ;enti5. $50 f'
sthet GentitmeE's, Boys Misses and ChilIrrn's c,y,
sad Lisle swiss and Nul Laces, Edgnys nd IoSe,uy,
yyso'he Cstnbric, Plain and Checked ssiE Musiin
Sya,ths CAss..neres, CashmeTettsa t. eds
sllk satin, valencia and Marseiles yesiDrs
milIa and Fancy, Colorcd, Plain Figured Driui,y,
Bed Iickihgs Plaid Domettc and enaJes
hAhusone variety Of Goods for wear heavy
,c anu Dtungs, Bufap1, and every variety OF Cot,1n
uoods yr servants Clothes Beaced brown
shriing', aud Cotton OEnaburgt, 10. 'e''ns''
VALENTINE, CRENsIfAw A CO
,s NO. W, corner Broad, 9th and Capitol streets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19

DOVE Il co.
WHOLESALE Gs REf flts4s cl II Paues' mEDI.
for sale. in quantities TO ,u purchasers, following
100 R =. Es,,.s, sss, ss In 'm. boxes
1900 900 S y; %si s. Lead 4 Neg, on
80 s..is ' s and se sa. s 81 sweet eel OH
, 100 Sa,ss; ns.Tns'. Ointment
s. soss. starch so sss Tanner. or
10000 SteaT:, assorted brand,
1900 genuine in PSsh.,an Pipe.
50 Dbl, Fire Proof Pain,
$50 S b; saS %iaSSs SI.. .'0" Paint
- s Sas:: sSs.as 1 Fssssss
10 grOs,ssdIiiI aud Sod. Powder,
1850 ssi f3 s:'i S,.s. s sss;.. Bean.
o ss the g. s,as.
raj terms. to town and country trade.
s|RS e RsSs S%tHRiSssEs'
receiving their usual supple. o. bur Medicines, Chem
Ds ss.y =
.dat0n. S.r null and sosa,
i1asS SsIs, and es.sf hes, Made.
Ned Lead iSa PP pnd s.isr..a. s.'i Extract i"s'0'd
Chrome Chrome G a.iSa; f a.far s. n.,a
Spanish Brown; Sup. carb Soda
n he ni sin. atom. sna sulphur
Prussian Blue; Rotten Stone
Nermiion; Pumice Stone
Lamp Black; Sal soda
Willing Cinnamon; Mace AMI Nutmeg
Putty, Pepper, Spice aud 1Ir,,er
Biake's Patent Paint; Spirit. rurpentine; Linsesd OIL
Furniture varnish Coach Ynrn jam y,rn.h. Iror ",
nsh; Leather vatnIsh. "' '" 's''
Also large selected assortment Of Comb, and Brush
Fancy Articles Shaving Washing in great VARIETY
all Of the best manufacture. " ' ''''
All popular Medicines or ordered at the
notice. - " '
Country Merchants Planters are
solicited 10 call and examine stock and prices
nd fnrx,r
goods p JoHSsToS A RRoTitrp ''S
mi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19
woss ssERs ANY, AND oESusr

Irfi.IT"mts S,hnI
R.,n"oLEe oioee.
R.J S,"nA.a,ks L'ma small do;
nnasS wi na,Sy, scarlet RUNNERS;
onuP Bedns-farly yellow /:
s mn: DO AVE- y.i;n aG s,o az. e. dc Obi.
SsrIx Serve 'V0V'0 one He'd Gran.
noo'sd; 90 Yellow do do; Long
s saooa, Mnite Sls'isn; French
S %WAnSei nurHsL
o. 'N"'-rurpie Cape; White
SE,i,,,,.r ,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19

Apgls; Natmey. ''N
water Aeion-Fine,tt ipo.
NdAfurfitm. s'
AsSfdrd-B BLACK a,j wh,,n
Onton-ellvsr ekin: Whit,
fopinrsli yellow and Red.
feas-rxtrs Early; Y.riy NAV.
Washipston,do frnms .; 40 ch.5
Ton; Dwarf Blue Prus,Isn. -
ai,,rovfAti bishop Dwarfprolioo
smooth
french; Guernsey.
Pursisy-Curisd.
:, Pspper-LarEs Bell. or mi,
Nonei Tomato shaped; 6ayenre
W., ~ M p 4 fn-Lsrge yellow
Rhubdrb- vietori.
Rdddfsh Long scsy,e, s,or,
Top: eesrlet Turnip: White AZ.
&c s ...,S do; Long Salmon; BLACK
Plant. oJs'ef
Spfnnea-Rosnd isav.a.
Tuush-fsrly Busb; Ben.
III Lonr:dso-Large Red. do Vel.
= 7sralp-Early Fiat Dutch. do
He'd Top; Large White Norfoii.
M Wh,.s Globe; Ruta Dags; DsisS
r1erbs-Annns carrowaE
aanyme; Corisrder; Lavender;
sseet Rash; Rosemary; sage:
Sosnmsr saTory; Sweet Marie.
WIN pIrur,
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Wy. 80 Nph.Sn,An.Os:lE OF GARDEN Sev,,,,--
w TIE CELs5RI7s6 SSs SbnSIfSE' og5AINkD FROM
81, ,Sax sold BY ROBERT Il. DUAL hso Vt q
These Seeds are Of the nnest ouailt. an, .u., -
opn, themselves They from he beat Seed, IesE
ARrlcnoKr-Gresn Globe
AsrAgIag,-Gani
ksy T rs nc Witt Witt ksasy L,rss P
Ssnmnw nAfy Purple, Large Purple Cape 'Se ""''1e
S .Sn.asE5,k,xty and Late
Eary sugar hs Green curied savoy Dums al ssye,
orLrRr-.whte solid, Red ' sel "a n''e Cattle
CnsSs-Broad Leaf Garden
CucuNhER-Ear Frame, Long o,.., a,.-,,
SoaS p 1nsesrora, EsIy Sugar six weeI.
ESpivr-Grecn caIied
nIivexo Early siesa, Ice, Brown Dutch n. seas
s sa.pn-oliron, Nutmeg, Water Melon, Ie
OERA
oSioS-whte and Red
PAEsLKr-Carled
PpAGEs,r-Cup Large Dutch
rTSsao Dwarf Green Inperal Dwarf MafYoSfst "' hus
PtrrsR-bal Nose, Cayenne, &c
ppnDsa-Long Scarlet, Salmon Red White Turpin
sAtsFr-or Oyster Plant
SPiSSLcH-Round SAVOY
sorAsH-EaTiy Bush, &c
ToNAro-Iarge Red
Rat, hSr.ksd Top White Flat, Dale, Hybrid L,rSe sor,
AIso,-sweet and Herb Seed,
fLowER skEps, hne assortment
blRp sEkp. LueeTne, Grass Seeds, Ae Ae 30
bDAhrlCui.AR NOTICE TO PNRRNTs : n n ,,..r-
call the attention Of Parents To nj,
80 Misses and Chdrens Boots and shoe, Of liz
North bat have found It Impossible 10 obtain thos th,t n
therefore hose that am ns AUS"
@ large and complete Misses. and sSdTe
an % BY the hest northern
viii please call stand No OH ~ saht
Foa ''0 below the Dry Goods Store Of breeder
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19
EINr PAINS 4 NsNr

kkNT, PAINE NENT,
importers ana Wholesale Drasr. In feseixn and Doc.c
DItH GOODS,
No II Foertcc-tA slress, Riosanond
SPRlNG TRADE, 1e5t.-Ws receivinr nv
- steamers and packets nom eassss, Liverpool
BSI7ISH, FRENcA, AND GxRk.H DRY 0oonS
furchassd the bet terms, entirely for cash. conprsinx
splendid
And By New Bottom Nc are re
variety. >'>''
We prepared With large stock Of READY MIpr
the Atest and beat style.
With unusually iarrs and well selected with ipers..a
eies for doing business with every e1eron on our nsr
eseeure the best trade that the MARKET
invite the merchants Of Virginia. North Carolina
In this country.
m purpose keep up ,hroushoa, the and
merchants vstins city at season, will well pre-
pared to serve them. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19

n ASDnkrhs WARRANTED aARbkS ssrps -, ,
a.. ressS, 81 ,'h ana S,sSns oAsbth tliD asssa "a
shoss seeds nov generally there are Su
an 70 purehase Besds Who