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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-24

Thomas Brown, II. ID. Winter,
OF VIRGINIA OF PENNSYLVANIA
HNHE UNDERSIGNED offer their services
Il to prosecute claims Of every description be-
fore Congress andt the different departments ofthe
government.
Once on 14th street, opposite Wizards Hotel.
Sep eff BROWN 81 WINTER
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-24
ITEMS OF NEWS.

WILD LANDS PoR SALE IN CANADA.-The Ham
lion GaSette says about two thousand lots of land
are offered for sale by the government in the
counties of Wellington, Perth, and Huron Part
OF them are school lands, and will be sold for two
dollars an acre; the others are crown lands, and
wili be sold for one dollar and fifty per acre
IN both cases payable in ten annual instalments,
with interest. The sale will be conditioned upon
actual settlement, as indeed it ought to be. On
payment of the first instalment, the purchaser will
get license Of occupation, and he is expected
immediately TO go upon the land, build a house at
least sixteen by eighteen feet and clear not less
than two acres year. The license will become
void on neglectng any of the conditions, and is
not transferable without permission.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-24

STATE OF OUR DEFEYcEs.-The fortress of Fort
Adams with its whole equipment is now occupied
by one man, an ordnance sergeant. The same is
the fact in regard 10 Fort Washington on the Pc.
tomac, and we presume many others.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-24

IMPORTANT TO CorroN FAcToRs.-The appellate
court of New Orleans has recently decided, that
factors shall be held responsible for the manner in
which cotton is packed which passes through their
hands, and shall be considered as principals and
not as agents,
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-24

AN EXTRAORDINARY FACT. - The Cleveland
Herald, in commenting upon the death of the late
J. M. Hoyt, wealthy merchant in that city, says
at is an extraordinary fact that, although it is
estimated over nnety-fve per cent. of those en-
gagged in mercantile and commercial pursuits in
large cities die insolvent, all the members Of this
old firm, after passing through the vicissitudes of
prosperity and adversely have passed one by one
from the stage, leaving large fortunes. 1t may
safely be presumed that parallel case of pros
perty in business of so large a number of individ-
uals, comprising firm whose business and inter.
ests have been separate and distinct Tor over fif
teen years, cannot be found in the history of our
country"
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-24

REsuRREcTIoN.-Since the resignation of Bar
nun, as president ofthe Crystal Palace, an attempt
has been made TO restore vitality 10 Phillips Fire
AnnihiIator. Experiments have been made in
Nahant which have been pronounced "highly
satisfactory" We think this galvanic effort TO
revive this humbug, will be the last
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-24

REVOLUTION IN NORTHERN Revolu.
tlonary movements have been set on foot in
northern Mexico, especially in Tamaulipas and
.Coahuila and along the Rio Grande. The move
ment began in Victoria, but already embraces
lula, San Carlo, and San Fernando. An attack
by the reyolutionists, 500 strong, is expected al
Matamoras, and General Wall, the commander
there, has issued proclamation calling on the
people to keep quiet and fear nothing. The in
surgents publish newspaper called La Fedora
elon, which treats Santa Annals dictatorship with
very little ceremony.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-24

THE ARTEsIAN WELL IN CHARLESTON = The
Charleston, S. c., Aresan well has reached the
depth OF OF l77 feet, 300 of which have been dug
through solid rock. The Courier says that the
anger was stopped, a few days since, by rock for
The hfty'eighth time The well, when completed,
will be one Of the most valuable, as well as gigan-
tic works in the country. Only think OF drilling
rock al the depth of 1900 feet,
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-24

MECHANICS FAIR.-The Virginia Mechanics
Institute have determined TO have an exhibition
and Fair, in their rooms on Main street. Rich.
mond, during the agricultural State fair to be held
in November. This reminds us TO ask what our
Washington Mechanics Institute is doing in the
way Of progress ?--IntsHigcncer.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-24

A MERIToRIoUs TRIBuTE.-Thc friends Of the
late John s. Skinner, the originator and for many
years editor of The Plow, the Loom, and tie A,ara
propose TO place block to his memory in the
Washington National Monument and while we
are opposed TO admitting any memorial to this
structure other than Of him for whom il is to be
erected, we know of no name in modern times
which would do more honor TO its sacred
walls Another object they have in view is to
make a donation to his estimable widow; in this
object we heartily concur
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-24

VALUABLE PAsr1Se.-The Townsend family in
England, owners ofthe Belisarius picture, by Sal
vador Rosa, which they have placed at the British
institution, have more than once refused for il
the sum Of ten thousand guineas.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-24

CHOLERA AT NEwPoRT.-A correspondent of the
New York Tribune says thai, for the first time
the cholera has appeared at Newport. Four per.
sons died on the 10TH He says, / have been
here several seasons but have never before
known the city to smell so filthy. Even at the
rear Of the Ocean house there is what may he
termed small lake of chamber or kitchen slops
emitting an odor that Five Points might be proud
off'
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-24

New York EUening Post records the death of an
infant, in that city, by falling from its bed into a
pail of water. Its head was immersed, while its
body hung over the side Of the pail
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-24

THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS OF HOPS ON TWENTY
ACRES OF LAND-Messrs. T. A. 81 A. P Smith, of
this town, have the greatest crop of hops ever
known in the country. It's estimated by compe-
tent Judges at 10000 pounds. Hops are worth
from % to 30 cents per pound. This crop grows
on twenty acres of land. Eight or nine thousand
dollars is a round sum to realize from only 20
acres Wateytoac,,, (N ~ Union, 22d inst
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-24

ANoTHER.-An interesting daughter of II. Sco-
vii, editor Of the Detroit Free Press, aged two
years. came TO its death by falling into a pail of
hot wafer
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-20

MNfNtIINos
The lFhig be furnished togubscfibels
n folloWs
Three dollars Il paid a advances
Foof doals + not paid within months or
Five # DELAYED until the end Of the year.
40 pafe discontinued until Al aEfearagea
aid unless at the option @ the pQollsnet
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-20


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same rs
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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-20


rates ay hunea teseaes - annol ia'l q
81 Low content he was hath words should
lcinaii only uiailer looa Id part ~ while en'i
lhc growing capacity of BIZ hears LIQUID enlarge
slE Is tie measure q thaif i.ill igniAPa
North Rsuis6,
never gathered from mus neA
ide myself and solid difficulties which
wea brought niy mind by Vely young ehila
81 niy own aAVhy 80 permitted eAkhat
very man world Ills i 10 be saFej I'll The incarna
6n nd death of tie 500 of God Who can be
iepe sIt IS ew HIl apels ksaaja 81 hep
ion fhe e gs0anls may sc enaed sne
Practice ol leaeliag children bs oie what they
IN not IS yet understand The red rest ~ the
5 an spTiAg upIn dle seasoa
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-20
THE BETR0THED.


Had ! met thee il thy beauty,
When my heart and hand were free,
When 40 other claimed the duty,
Which my soul would yield to thee;
Had ! Wosd thee mad won thee
Oh how best had been my fate;
But thy beauty hath undOne me
have found thee but too iatel
For to one my VOWS were plighted
With faItering lip and pale
Hands and our cruel sigh united
Hear we're deemed ofslight avail!
Thus my youth' S bright morn o'eFshaded,
Thus betrothed to wealth and state,
All Lore own sweet prospects faded,
I have found thee but TOD late
Like tie faWn thlit finds Tie fount Sd
With the arrow i bis breast:
Or Ike light upon Che h6a1th
Where snow must ever rest
I have found thee but forget theel
For / feel what lis await;
Oh! tis madness to have met thee
so have found thee bnt TOO at
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-20
IIE r6ME on THE IENcE.
a TRUE AaclTR rE gaRg


HE P6WER on TIE PENCE
rnuE MANCHESTER asY
The Rev. Oven ~ A. Of Biston, Il
The course u lecture delivered II the LIZ
erpool Concert Hall. il connezion With the
Chnrcb II England Institution upon opu
lar Insurance. related an aneedots strti-
kingly illustrative ofthe power which lieI
ii The hand d lie dependence Il they
would only cxertil a Manchester calico
printer vas. on lbs uedding-day. persuaded
81 bis wife 10 allow her t'F0 half pinis @
ale 4 day as her share + rather WINGED
suaderths bargain: OF though ! drinker
himself he would have preferred perfectly
sober wife. They both worked hard, and
he. poor MN uos seldom out Of the pubs
lic house - soon Is lie factory was closed
The wife and the husband saw iistle 81 each
other except Al breakfasts but as she kept
things tidy about her aud made her sdnted
anf even selfish allowance for housekeep.
ina nee len q upon her he never
Complained Sic JAIL nd
he perhaps had his two Of three quarts
and Nellie interfered with de other except
when atodl times She succeeded ~ dint Of
one little gentle article q another to win
him home an hour or two earlier ct night
and now and then to spend ah entire eve
ming 81 his own 40 lss. But these were
rare occasions. they had been married 1
year, and d Tie morning Of their Wedding
anniversary, tie husb nd looked askanee
il hsrneat and eomsly person with some
shade 81 remorse IS be observed
MARY. ven had no HOLIDAY sin we were
we'd; and, only that havn't penny ith'
world world, we'd take jaunt to 81 village
to see thee mother
Would'stlike 70 go, john asked ske
softly between smile and eear. to hear
him speak kindly a. in Old times. Iflhee'd
like 70 g; John. n stand the treat.
thou stand treatl said be- With half q
sneer; ID goa fortune wenchg
]. Say. says she. but In got the pint q
ale.
Gotten whatg said he.
The pint d alep was The reply.
John sun did not understand her I'll the
faithful creature reached down loose
stocking from under loose brick il the
chimney and counting out hor daily pint
of ale ia The shape of three hundred and
sixty i've, three pences, putin bis hand
exclaiming
Thee shall have holiday John.
John vas asaamed astonished, conscience
srnstten charmed He wouldn touchit.
Hash thee hadthy shar ! Then Ill ha'
no more. saidhe
TheY kept their Wedding-day win the OLD
dame. and the Wiie's little capital vas The
4 nueleous d series Of inyestmsnls lhal
ultimately relled into shop warehouse
! factory. country seat carriages and, ior
aught. Mr Oven knew John Ws or q
bis naive borough g lest
Horace Greedy has been most sgteglons
rs hoazed 81 lie Richmond AIhinss
That print Il ooose. manner undertook
llto assert
Ihatshe shooting of II Be- hl Aboli1
ion echoolmaster IS treduen credilabis
and Iaudable aef. enlitlino resDecfabIe
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-20
IN 81 AaverIIslllg

Advertisements are inserted q ohs ao1sal = :
sre cansistinp often lines less, and lily
IFS Cor each subsequent Insertion.
ral dedgetions made 10 those who adTer-
Eisa 81 the year.
An proceedings Of Lodges. end other 1ogies
sneh IS tributes s. respect charged for 6 otnsl
advertisements
Proofs Of publication Of legal adver isements
oniv given when the money Is paid
Church notices 81 advertisements Tor caailta
ble purposes published free Of charge
Obituary notices 81 over one square charged
other advertisements.
All Job work must be paid for on delivery
Advertisements not marked IS to the length
oftime 10 be inserted, will be published untll
forbid, and charged accordingly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-28
EARDEN SEEDS, wGRRAN
VI WHOLESALE AND RErII
..pdrdgus-White Giant.

A.pdrdgus-White Giant.
drffchoEe-Large Globe.
Beins-Large Lima; Small do.
Red Cranberry; Scarlet Runners;
Broad Windsor.
Snap Btdns-Eariy yellow :
Six Weeks; do Mohawk; do Chi
IA; do Valentine do; Hair NJ. on;
Refugee, 1000 to one; Red Gran.
berry.
Beet-Early Blood TurnIp,
Rooted; do Yellow do do; Long
Blood; VIII te silesisn: French
sugar; Aangel wurizei.
Broooif- Purple Cape; White
Cape.
tdbLd0s-Eariy York; Large
do; Early Sugar Loaf; do Bat.
ter. ca; do Oxheart; do vanaek;
do Sonpareil. FIAT Dutch, Drum.
head; Large Bergen; Green Curl.
I'd SavUy; Drumhead Savoy; Red
Dutch Tor PiekliDg.
tduiLfotp>r- Harly and Late.
CeierL-white , old; Red do,
CrrOt-Long Orange; Early
Horn; Altringham; White Field,
Cress-Curlrd or Psppergrass.
Lcunber Early Frame; dc
Cluster; Long Gre n; Long Green
southgAte; White spined; Cher.
kin.
Corn-Eariy Sugar; do Tusca.
rora; do Yellow.
Endire-Green Curled.
Egg I2dnf.
kaLe-siberian eurled; Rape
or Cole.
Leol-LarEe Scotch.
Lffuce-RoyAi white Head;
Ice DrumhcAd; white Co.'S
brown Dutch; Carried India or
Cane.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-28

PETERSBURG II March slsi, 1871
sPHING GOODS.
NE havc lust received by from the Northern
kes the largest and be tasored stock OF Dry Goods
have had which sell cash
tua time customers at pronts consisting OF the follow
ing in part:
Brown and Bleached shirtinFs and sheetnss
German Burl pc and 81 ped Euaburgs
8 and 4 = Plaid Domestics
Bed Ticks and Striped shir ing
Linen Ducks and Farmers Drills
Fancy Linen Drills and Shirt ng Linens
Cloths, Cassmerrs ard vvsngs
Pri ted Linens, for Childrt n. Clothes
AnWoo Mouslanrs Plaid and Pain
Chal les, all colors Plain NJ Plaid
Black Gros. de Rhine and Tan IA silks
Plaid, striped and Figured silks
Plaid, Checked and striped Sumner silks
Plaid BeraEes Challe .Laines and Tissues
Dnglsh, French anu American Prints
Cir CHAINS, Ginghar Lawns and 0rgandies
Sleeves, Collars and Chi mii >ties-iarge stock
SambTic and u snn Edges, insertinss and Piouncngs
Black Pillet Nitts
Aessnder Kid and silk Gloves, large stoct-ar
sizes
Ladies and Gents Cotton. Thread and silk Hosiery
Linen Hdkfs and Kentings
Berlin Cords, Bonnets
Nainsook, Swiss and Mnl Musins
Jaconets-plaid, Striped and Checked
Brliantes Cslored and white
Ilish Linens and Bird Eye Diapers
Linen Sheetings and Pillow Case Linens
Linen HuckAbacks, DoElas and Napkins
Brown and Blesched Table Dsmask
BombArines and Black Alpaecas
DeBvees Linen Lusers and Poplins
Spring shavls and Nantes, style
frnges, Gimps and Silk Buttons
Shetland Duraloe Tuck, Side and Pufdng Combs
Hair and Tooth Brushes, and India Rubber Combs
Grass Cloth and Mohair Skirts
Parasos and Umbrellas
cravais, Back and Fancy Ties, and Linen Collars.
go WARREN A PERKINS,
No ! EaC Snnsra
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-28

| DOVE C CO., -
WHOLESALE Srs Rsh shtsIs cI H DRUGS nEDI
for SALE in quantities TO 'u' parehi,s. III. following
1900 S =. r ssn.s .ss z IN 'n, se..
1900 eco I =; Mss Ls.d .s s sss, or
200 SsiOn, Olive on. nne
100 on &C, Herrinss Ointment
So src.a sMs .seSs.
.G % SS.s, Starch; so sSl, rann,rs oil
isoVSS SE.I:, escorted brand,
1900 ssa GEM In f Ps.A.,.a Pipe,
50 Ssi, Fire Proof Pain,
$50 S 10; saS %nsoa s., Iron Paint
80 80 s Ssse: c e%saiins Tobacco Tos.sss
1900 lbs. vensian Red
10 Ero., ssIiIi,I Sod. Powders
,,SS g; SSi; sa A.:S =. soap.
500 $50 a a.. i, cS, SSs
Together with the Of
SsSs; ss the '''. time and ns'
mil d. 90.
p ioSssfos ssSfaEs s' D %huESiSssEs' &C.
ITO MAIN srssr,
a ie. Dye s.ua,. following articles eopfse n
adai.o1 will =. a, times render their full
g.., indiso Paint, ard cOor.; hes. M.d'er
Whit .ssd SSPssrss pass Lead k,1.c. Ls'o0d
Chrome Chrome Srs len. t 4.., salts H.,
sps ,ss Brown %ss sa a't csfS H sod.
Venetian Red; English Rem Borax
Paris Gre, n; Roll Birthstone and Sulphur
Prussan Blue; Rotten Stone
vermilion; Pumice Stone
Lamp Black; Sal Soda
Whiting; Cinnamon; Mace and NutmeKI
Putty; Pei per, Spice and Ginger
Bskes PAtrn, Paint; Spirits Turpentine; Linsesd
nish; Leather varnish. - "
Also large an well selected and Brush.
Fancy Articles Washing great
all OF the best manufacture. 1917
An Medn, kept ordered At the .hore,,
notice.
Country Merchants Pay 'esns and Planters respectfully
solicited TO cali and examine tool Ind prices.
a-Pareuar attention paid to packing and
goods. p. JOHNSTON A BRorHER
mil
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-28

Asparagus.
BEET-Long Blood, Mangle
Wurtiel, French Sugar, EaTly
Turnip. &c.
BEAss-Large Windsor, Red
Speckled Valentine, China
white, Six Weeks, Lima, Caro-.
lima.
BRoccou-Purple Cape, Ger
man. Scotch Kale.
CAhBAoE-Early York, Large
York, OK Heart. Early Sugar
Loaf. Early BAttersea, Drum
head do, savoy, Green Curlsd
Savoy, Flat Dutch, Red Dutch,
Philadelphia.
cAERor-Long Orange, Early
Horn, Altrinpham.
CIuLiFLoWER-Early nd late.
ChLkRr-white and Red, 3D.
lid.
CREss-Curied.
creuaBKR-Jong Green Early
Plant.
Foo PtiSr-Purpie.
ESpivE and LINK
LucERxK SKID
No sced., except those rseeiv,
kept for sale In our establishmsr
All orders for Trees, Shrubs,
dreth and J. 8. slnton. Ian with
attended 10. PEYTo
Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-28
KENT, pAINE b KENT,
Apossrs and Wkoesae D~alessia YosslSa poae><t,

DRY GOODS, 80, = - :
Ne. II Eourte<an sfrsst, RoAncad. ~ ~ p
SPRING TRADE, 1s54.-we receiving by
and from Giasgou, Liverpool our
Spring Importation Of 7
BRI7ISH FRENCH AND GERkAH DRY GOODS
Purchased entirely for
splendid Of bssatfui rtyiss
And New York Boston We Are -
variety. ~'''s
We prepared with large stock OF READY MADE
manufactured At home under our snpevion
with usuaay large selected with
facilities for doing busipesa aud with
70 secure The ee,, trade that 70 NE mArhe
70 examine stock before purchasing With
our ood Win be sold low ~ they be bought
In this country. ~
purpose keep hroushout the year and
merchants visiting city at viii md veil pre-
pared to serve them. -
fs9s KENT, PAINE A kENr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-28

SPRING, 1851
FRESH HARDWARE.
w Yorkshe battle and Other aSHivas from ras ny .ne
D G6FR al and and and n S
@ aRd
GOO Table KnIve, and Rok. Pen and poek, Knives.
RaI :. ., Rodgsr; Wade BuicheT'', and wO,tenholH
the various STYLES and qualities. part Of nav and
ZOO dozen pairs straight and One Trace Chain,
go dozen 1Iss: and Grain i,;. y,hs'
$50 dozen Ames, Ro~and' and other spades and
800 dozen RIM Knob nd yoflc; ct, with Brass. white
Pad. G.e.l Go,s,. ri, ard Tlank Lock-, assorted
fOo d Ger A1r. Of Virgins, Collins, smmon' other
800 sn. Double Barrel Percussion Guns, par, Of One
tss casnEs Carp and nd pn ni
Jog generally toy Their with all other articles usually
ii! A. Of which having been for cas-.
ular house in ih or markets. " " my ''s
sEsag E'r goods. and Tsspse
pe % sl a be mad. s
give them satisfaction. W. 50 o. DOMAIN %"'' 70
mill Nc. 10 Peafi,tfe,,
w ABE w. WORLDWIDE, Grocer and Commission Mer.
50 hsas Pore n,S Cuba s, and y sog;
% his SSiu fsSe led Moses 90 %s
g. Go RleSs MSaasI' No spd NIP sRs.y
90 paoksgs. GunpoSder, Imperial and Black Tea
100 boxes sosp and Tallox Candles
100 do Fperm and Adamantine do
tOj reams Wrapping Paper
5000 lbs Cotton Yarn, and Seine Irvine
70 70 slstss, london Porter, quart, and pint,
on on h hSlsp b Bed O g RI, and Plough Lines
50 bills, kegs ard Pals Family Lard
pipe ootra sup; old reserved Madeira win,
10 ar do ~ Cette Ma do
o do Pale aud DARK sherry do
10 bbls sweet Malaga do
%pofspa' asa ' S.Ssi s sna SI
q do lmperialdo, good article
do or Cft 'S g Egy ora 59s IA RH"
h AL Pge, gIsIn , and o. Dupuy Co Brandy
do do ImIt,tio5 do DO
10 Ton. sEsed'. Sn1 Country Iron DO
80 ktgs Mails. Cumb rlsnd and 9th er brand,
Asples prpger dSge oopgsras' staeh oga.. quail.
Mills Bean salt pste white Ginger Cotton and Wool
d9 IL d @ies ia. S.s SHI pare. .ss
a. 70, os.; gss Tor sa: and yin be sod lot, @
toners on the ual tine. anil
EKoER PoTAToEsi{co bushels prime Mercer Poatoe.
mbls H. W. TYLER.
wnnow LASS, PANTS, OILS, &cs-Trsneh and
Paint Write Leaf dn.esd on va nes BRUSHES, Psris t.ep
''''''' O'''''"d P6 nc iG5' hsbS co.
apR - Druggisis, % Main 1t.
I'D Ssas "a. .sd b.Ii
"sapT DUP ,I2.Is: CO..
I'D Casks PORT wINg, White DaE, Dry and Sweet
sp 0P'' Of Ta;iSp. g';1 co. 'I -:
40 Casks MADEIRls, Of syorite bran Is, foi
,pf DOP u M.i . eG.
| Nh ATHEsiA1iCAL NsIHUsifNTs..for. sIs By
p'' Sign o. the oirsalar Saw, II Main d.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-28
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Our PACKET Boats Richmond
esptedO aud arrive ~ nehburg A
there ~h the Railroad
burg daily at A. NJ.
To with the weekly Bridge Lex
ngon aud buchanan, viii
Wednesday and Saturday P.s,ns for cumherl.nd
House, famyine, Buckingham
leave Monday, Wednesday Friday Chaotes
dela BOYD. EDNON u A pAyENPORr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-28
TfD FRESH AND GENUINE

4elon-oresn citron; Pine
Apgh; Nutmeg.
Voter Asion-Pinest hind,
NdSfnrtium.
Qu,tdrd- black and white.
Onion-sllNrr skin; White
PoItuga; Yellow and Ned.
OErd.
Peas-EItra Eariy; fairy Nay;
WashipEton;d' Frame; do I h, ri.
toni Dwarf blue PruisiaI; do
htIrowfai; Bishop Dwarf prolific
Pdrsnf p s-Long sm, 9th
french; Guernsey.
Idrsiey-curied.
| Pepper Larg, Bell, or Bull
Nose; Tomato shaped; CAyenr e.
mpkin-Large Yellow
RAubdrb- Victoria.
| Raddish long Scarlet ehort
Top; scArlet TuTrip. Whit. do;
yellow do; Long Salmon; Black
| Sot.a,y-or Vegetable Oyster
| Spfndol-Round leaved.
SgaIeh- Early Bush; Bell.
To,irifo-Lerge Red; do Vel.
low; Egg.
| nirHip-Eariy Rlst Dutch, do
Red Top; Large white Norfolk;
white Globe; kuta BagA; Dhio'S
Hybr d.
Hsrbs-Annise; CarroWAy;
Thyme; CoriAnder; Lavef der;
Sweet Basli; Rosemary; Page;
summer savory; Sweet MARIO.
rum; Rene.
WM. PALMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-28
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&1REAr NUarasiiN NAIL hoUrn-RsDgCriON or
IL FARE TO BALTIMORE AND PHLADELPnId;-on
through tickets TO Baltimore
and Pniisdephs of this Company their
route, vie Washington, on the following terms viz; .
To Baltimore,
for self and baggage
Warrington and Baltimore free Of extra
lines between PhA
p6ia varying IRON " to - for each
popoo Aty second passen-
be NJ no loss for cheap and comfortable
trip 70 New York
The above allow reasonable sourn in
Bamore without detriment to privileges
eouferred by them. &. RUTH,
- Agent Of Transportation.
oyucs r., y. &P. R. r. Co.,
August 4