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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19

felO door above Bell Tavern.
OUTLETS TASTELESS sElDliIZ Powders
ID fz Powders which unusually offered t0 thn public
n two acaarae portions, are in these ty process which
prevents any spontaneous artnn each other comb
ued compound psgdrT the eervoEcng solution u
which,, iu water, isvery nearly tagcless.
Besides being paiafahIc b. b. made il much less
and with Infinitely les trouble Than produced
with the two poWdeuprepared 10 ne usual way foI sale.
ALEXANDER DtVAI,
aus Corner of y sud t2fh FTeefa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19
i,6-w9w RoIFE EIpRtncr. G. g

LTIRGINIAi-At Rules held in the Cork'a Umcc of
the Circuit Superior Court Of law and Chancery for
Gloucester county, Monday, tho tn day Of Deccmbet
l3iO-GcOW sOuthlll compt, against Warren T. Olivier,
Frances Olivier, Maria Oliver, C.Onvicr John Y
scawe and thona- Fox, Trustee undoi certain deeds
from W l. Olivier, dehs liz CHANCEEY.
Tho defendant, Thomas ~ Fox, not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the
seinby and the rules of ihis court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that be Is not nhaisnt 81 this
Commonwealth On motion u tho complainant, by Warren
Y Jones' his attorney II h ordered thst the said defendant
do sppear Rules o. be loien IN tic Cleksofco Of orr
Esd Court tho first Monday March uezi and answer
hr plaintiff BILL aud that's copy n This order be- lnh
with inserted in some newspaper published the CRY Of
Richmond ~ two months csFycly and posted az The
front door Of the Courthouse Of iscouniy.
lopy. Teqfe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19
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Professor Dcnfc Professor Francis u. Johnson, PTesi
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10y A. C. HuLL-Oficci Ncsey street,
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tn constant supply Of the above Instruments, with
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19

ED TITUS RICE
BALTIMONE LIFE INSURANCE GO.
rnrs co3pan S MAKES fNsnRXNCEs on lives for one
more years for Life, at the following rates of
Age on gear. Sersr years. L rs
. sLse sIL2 s2%
+ f f. Fl Fl IS
GRANTS ANNUITIEs-Ra,es for one hundred dollars
8 8 ''':''' ago. 'Ff $f5 Per A"oo~.
SELLS ENDowMENTs FOR CHILDREN
RECEIVES MONEY on DEPoslTEi
MHKES in winch life or the ineres, Of mo.
ney is involved. ,, ,,.,,,., s.
Applications may be made personally by letter. tpnsi
paid TO the subscriber Agent for the Company At ch-
nond who VIII furnish al eessary 20 ~. =
desrnas Of awaiting themselves Of the advaninges Wni.n
Institution offers for providing against those CHANGES
SUM, which NEST spare, comfortable support
iSS '''' '"''"' &c '''''' = "a GAib%rV Agent.
AMERICAN TABLE CUTLERY,
Every Piece igHTGnted good.
n J. RICHARDS 5. CO. have just opened an addition.
u at supply 81 tho above justly celebrated Cutlery
consisting IN part, as follows;
Bas, heavvivory balance handles with French Forks in
Best ivory balance handles with plain Forks Of 81
Also superior article Of black aud colored selftp ba
lance handles with AMI without French Forks, In sets Of
81 pieces or otherwise
Also Beef sI1ers very saPeTalol article r
DO ivory and sciiup carving Knives aud FORKS
DO do game Carvcrs
Tie above goods Tor sale at no other establishment 10
Hardware aud Fancy store sign Of the saw oppose The
Fgan Tavern, II street Shockoe Hin noO
SHAWL ROOM.
GAY a. BENTLEY hsvs this day opened upwards %
VI splendid shaws and Mantias, arranged
ontheir second foot, where they be onvcnieny
mined Among them,
Heavy fEurcd kabylc Shdwls
Embroidered camel hair 80
Rich and extra rich Broche DO
DO embroidered 1hbct do
Elegant figured satin do
splendid embroidered satin DO
Grns grain, satin, and mode Mantillas
Velour Ottoman with fringe 30
Super cheue velvet DO
Enbr idered and cut velvet do
Extra rich embroidered satin do
Those 10 want % tlo above articles will Tarciy mcct
with favourable an opportunity " mixing selection
Call soon nr2j-Zwep
CCOTTs PATENT IEON SAFES, iincd will
- Asbestos, mauufaf urcdin Philadelphia by q ". Cross
varying In price from siJ 10 s2JO-For sale BY -
n. BALDWIN,
ieti Ouunsife me Nanle
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19

TIVE subsober Giving and keeps constantly onhand
Il atwholesAle and reai, and at the lowest prices
Plain and Japan Tin Ware Of every description. .
Also agrcat variety Stoves designed for burning ehher
wood al
Ppes oihel article in MS line made 10
% 81 '' ~ TITUS c RICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19
No o.-sa,x A''p'' s,uAs HOWARD. Cpk.

VIRGINIA tat Rules, held tor the Circuit supe.
rior Cour 81 LAW and Chsnecy Sr Luncnburg eoun'
~ tho End day Of November StO. Micah Baldwin, Horace
l.. Kent, George r. Kendall and George NJ. Atwaer mcr-
chants aud partners trading under the firm and style Of
Baldwin, Kent 90, painns; against Henry A. Fo~lkes
Mary fowkes. Pheneas FowlScs, and Young Redmond,
dcicndanis-ls CHANcKKy.
The Defendant Young Redmond, not having entered
his appearance and given security according the OF
Assembly and the Rules Of iii eout aud appearing by
evidence thai he Is nhabsnt OF this
Commonwealth On tho motion OF tho plaintiff by their
counsel order ed that he appear here the first Mon
DAY la February and file his the paniifs
bill and thai copy OF this order he forthwith Inserted
Of the newspapers published Ia the city OF Rich
mond for months and posted the fIon
door OF the Courthouse Of this county.
Copy. Tests,
nooi-vaw wM. H. TAYLOR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19
Atruc copy. Tesie, ..
J. J. AlLWORTH, Deputy
lie lS-uoW For Tho n Joynes a. A. &
lie ls-u9w

NIRGINlAi-At QUIT Eci for Halifax county, AT
the Couu House thcT cot Tuesday, tie 9Th day
November, 1910: Mary Linn Che chierl Mary Linn and
Jane Cole plaintiffs; against William Hurt AMI Nancy his
wife, and Edward g. CaTrniou. OF John X Linn de.
ceased, defendants-lN CuANcERY.
The defenian $, William Hum and Nancy his wife,
no; having entered their appearance and gwen security,
according TO the Act OF Assembly and the Rules Of this
Court AMI appearing, 10y satisfactory evidence, that
they not Inhabitants Of this COMMONWEALTH IL
deTed that the said defendants do appear here the
fourth Monday In January next and erthe bull of the
plaintiffs; and that a copy OF this order he forthwith in
seI'e in some newspaper published In the city Of Rich
moni fr two months successycy and posted al the
door OF the Couu House Of this county.
4 COnN. 1csic.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19

( SUPERIOR Chewing Tobacco
- Principe and RcRaia seEars
SARA Loper's and Iornlarfs Scotch and Msccat an
rnun
French Rappee SNUFF
NaichHOchcs DO
flardham's Noo DO
Dent Oros DO
Iorrlilardrs chewing and smoking rohacoo
Also assortment Of good spanish aad other seears
various prices, fr0m s 10 ESQ per 1000.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19
jei-w9w WY ~ JOHN CARY, 6 g.

NJRGINIAt-At Rules held in the Clerks once Of
tho Circuit Superior Court II Law and Cbanccry for
the County NJ Gloucester, Monday the 7h day Of Dc.
cembcr, isiO-Gcorge Taafcfro comprt against War.
ron T. Olivier, Frances Olivier Mafii T. olivier, on
yicT, John n Scawell and Thomas FoH Trustee under
certain deeds from w l. Olivier, dcfta.-fn CHancerv.
The defendant, Thomfs u FoN, not having onercd HE
appearance aud given security according of
ssnby and the rules % this court AMI u appearing by
sahsactory evidence that he u iulaban NJ This
Commonwealth: On motion ofthe complainant by Warren
n Jones' bis a0rney tits ordered that tho said defendant
DO appear Rules 10 10 holden In The Clerks Office our
Fad court The hrst MONDAY 10 March next, and answar
the panfh bill and that copy ~ this order be form
with Inserted In some newspaper published In the Cav Of
Richmond Tor months succnEsvcly, add posted the
front door II the Courthouse a this county.
hi-woa JOHN CARY, G g.
+ an Intervening Court began and held fr Esse1 coun.
"a ~ A. the Court House in Tappahannock the ~ 81
day of december, 1910 Dorothy Glrne plainun against
James Garneu and samuel II. MooTuan who intermar.
ried with Emily garnott who ia dcad without sfue
,iefrndanta,-fa ChaHcerg.
Tha DAY came tho plaintiff by counsel and flc her b
and Inc defendant James Garrett having enter 81 bic
importance given security, according 10 tho Act of
Assembly andthc Rules 81 this Coufi and appearing
The Cour by atafactory evidence m The said defendant
l. not an inhabtsnt Of this State On motion of Tic plain.
nn IL ordered that The ad defendant appear hero
Inc third Monday March nert 10 answer The plaintiffs
M some Newspaper published In tho city Of Richmond
town Of FredercksbuIa, for eight weeks successfully
and that anohcr copy thereof he posted a. the font door
Of the Court House % this county.
COPY. Tesfe,
dsao-vov IAMES ROY Micou. IT, NV.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19

I N Nottoway County Court, December ID, lSi0-wood
Jones PHI against Thomas Grmsead. Robert Tucker,
rho's Deane and Richard ienry Heukes, delsfn ChaH
The defendant, Thomis Grinstead not having entered
his appearance security according the
assembly and the rules OF this Court aud appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he Is not inhabiiant OF this
Common wealth; II Is ordered, the said defendant 10 sp
pear here first day OF March Term next, and
tho bill Of the plaintiff and that copy OF this order
be forthwith Inserted. In tho Richmond whig for two
months successfully and posted tho front door Of the
Courthouse OF this county
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19
DR.. NILES
COMpOITND

Agents Tor the Proprietor
he " Al J. Nc KilLon-s Oh slanh. RlchI.nnd. 81.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-16

The condition Of the Press generally IS well
portray ed in the following article from the t!ori-
da Journal.-Editor= eau never prosper until their
business is conducted upon tbs cash system.
TO OUR PATRONS-.Whcn we took posses
sion Of this establishment, gave notice, that
our terms would be cash III advance for all sub
scriptions--and We are determined to adhere 10
that rule The Printer Is moro imposed upon,
and by his own consent too, than any other man,
of any other profession in the world His busl-
ness,-the outgoing parts all cash. To his
workmen he must pay cash weekly,-and Tor his
paper and ink cash; aud vet the public seem 10
expect that no shall furnish them with 4 good
Newspaper, handsomely printed, and regularly
and safely delivered at their door every week,
upon twelve months credit, and ihe number Is not
a few, no get mad, whenever printers bill Is
presented. Now 10 avoid all that Is disagreeabie
IN this business, give notice, that we shall, IN
a few DAYS send our bills for zone years subscrIp
ton IN ddrdacc from tho 18th November, $50,
when those who DO not like that mode OF coec-
ton. desire the individual presenting the bill
to have their paper discontinued, and then we
shall save our paper, ink, and labor
We are pleased to know that the Press of Flor
ida IS generally IN favor of establishing the cash
system; already the Star, aad Quincy Sentinel.
haze taken a stand in relation TO the matter, and
The last ST. Joseph Times says, that its bills Will
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-16
Two scenes IN Richmond. Va.

Ara thls described by a writer IN one of the
papers OF that city. They relate TO the nigh, in
which Faany EssIer, recently appeared IN the
TEea,te Of that city, and the first briefly describes
that scene:
s'Sho iloated ahou; like fairy, bat very voluptu-
Gus looking spirit. AMI her taes hither and
ihtlhcr, and swnyed her body to and fro in a way
which was caution 10 all inflammablc young
gentlemen, grey headed or not The lovely crca-
lures who gTacrd the scene, Looked on enchanted.
anu mace Nil bright With their smiles; tho
crowd Of man shouted and applauded with their
whole might. and the beautiful dancing woman
giving them an extra iiirt or two, which set them
off in perfect agony OF delight, made her bow
the curtain dropped tho dear Fanny tapping
her Wring-your neclS-off, upon the shoulder. said
''dere, dese is tc tousEnd dollars amo.--now
let us go.o But The audience said NO. and they
shouted and screamed, and thumpcd for her 10
come out nnd---
"At that moment, in an obscure howell. open in
many parts TO the cold biting winds, without fire,
alone sat a poor woman, holding 10 her child bo-
som her sick and dying babe. while upon rude
pallet of straw lay two shvcring little creatures.
her children too. Her eye was heavy with watch
ing, her check sGnken with hunger and suffering,
her heart filed with the gall and bitterness
Of If. Stall how truly. OH! how truly, answered
that heart to the pang of mothers love. she
gazcd into the innocent face of her dying babe;
how fast flowed this tears from eyes winch had
known liitlc but sorrow and weeping through ma
ny weary days-how deep and fervcnt was the
prayer which came Up from the very fountains of
privati0n and grief There was no hear, near TO
sympn ihizc, no kind hand 10 aid, soft voice to
soothe-ihe physicians healing nrt-charity's
angel came 10 soften tho dying moments
Of her poor babe, and as life flickered and waved
in its fair urn, and the sobs Of the mother sound
ed IN that solitary room, in the agony of her
grief she exclaimed, '.a few pence had saved theo
10 me, my sweet babe, as the Shoppers on tho
pallet of straw murmured In their inaasu sli',:
as the keen wind came through the creviccs
and she ciasped the dying child to her bosom;
that moment, dancing woman, stranger. with
her wealth OF thous ,nds, and her ngots Of gold
and stlvcr-m1dc her last graceful bow. and took
her prncely sum which hers for few
ncnt's pleasant labor.
"As the spectators gave their last shout, the
babe's innocent spirit winged its flight 10 heaven
and the mother gazed in despair upon all tina.
manned TO her Of tho little pra;;!or, whom she
denry loved.
such IS life.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-16
RICHMOND a. SATURDAY MORNING JANUARY 10, 1911.

not complete. Ii, BY thus diser.ing former APP
preparations, tho country immediately interested
IN the prosecution Of this work could detached
from the wholc system and be left free act for
the best interes; of the State lmge. your COM
sni,tee thiuk The policy Of placing this work 10
the second class ana securing its Ultimate coina,e-
lion, by applying to II suiloienc, IF the "ppro-
priations above referred 10 to con1lete 1t, admits
Of no Gonbl.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-16
WHOLE NUMBER 522.

be Immediately forwa ried. and .'aftcr proper
interval, The papers Of those who neglect to pay,
must he discontinued" Oar ncighbor Of the APP
paiacaicoiIan feel confident viii adopt tho
same rule.
Punters and Editors, generally donomina-
ted bad pay-and 50 they are-but how in the
name of ali that IS honest. can we pay when
body pays Us? Just tell us tina, will YOU, and
wo'll fork over"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-16

SHUT DOWN THE GATE-PCLL II THE LATCH
sTRING.-We understand that Peuicoat Allen
declares. since the election, that he nercr abused
General Harrison scid any thing against hiS
PrirGte character! The fellow evidently wishes
TO creep into the ranks Of the conquering party,
and he will swear directly tina, he has always
been in favor of Harrison In fact, If the latch
string is not speedily pulled in the Republicans
will be cverrun with demagogues who always
make for the strong side. Great numbers Of them
are said &c be even now lurking abou. the door Of
the Cabin watching favorsb bic opportunity TO
slip in.-l Chiliicothe Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-16

We copy the subJoned paragraph from Of
tho Alabama newspapers, being confrma ton. of
report which we had seen before, bu, which,
from It's apparent mprobabili.y, at first reject
ed untrue If il be true, there was certainly
very extraordinary negligence on the part Of Tho
Electors, who. If Derchance ignorant of tho OK
press acquisitions of the Constitution, ought
least, after travelling TO tho seat Of Government
10 give their votes. to have consulted, in their
proceedings, the inlunctions Of the instrument
from which they derived their authority TO vote Mt
all. We can scarcely believe tho report. We
get trust, indeed, that the report IS all mistakes
rather than that the Electors of he State of Ala
baInl should have made such blunder os TO WITH
ato ther votes by their manner OF giving them
National iateHigencer.
From the Florence CAlabara} Enquirer, Dec. ~
ELEcroRAL VoTE AL,BAMa.--Ii seems that,
by informally in conducting the proceeding in
the Electoral College of this State. that the vote
Of Alabama for Presid ent and Vice President will
be lost. The Constitution of the United States
provides that the mode Of voting in the Electoral
Colleges for President and Vice President shall
be by baliot--ihat the two shall be voted for by
distinct bao,s-and tha; these facts shall appear
on the face OF the certificate of election. Accor-
ding 10 the order Of proceeding IN the Electoral
College OF this State. given in our last paper,
from the Tuscaloosa Monitor, the Electors did not
vote BY ballot, and distinctly for each officer, but
by rira roce-each Elector rising when his name
was called, and responding '.Martin Van Buren,,
and Richard VI. Johnson for Vice Presidenf."-
OF course this departure from the plan expressly
laid down in the Constitution Of the United States
will as effectually nuliify and abrogate the vote
of the State. when he certificates come 10 be o.
pened and the ballots counted IN Washington, rs
would the adoption of the riUn roce system by on
individual IN State elections destroy his vote
|, was a strange oversight or cuipable ignorance
in the Electors 10 conduct the proceeding as they
did, but, under the circumstances oil Inc great
iet
son and Mr. Van Buren,. one which will be at
tended by no worse consequences than the loss
of Alabama7s seven votes 10 Mr.. Van Buren, and
his party IN the State. Had the two candidates,
however been within few votes OF each other.
the consequences might have been no less than
the success of President, withou, ma
iority Of SURFACES.
A lady of Salem (Mass.) has boqueathed 49,
600 to the Mclean Asylum for he supper; Of the
poor insane from the county Of Essex. DAY
Heaven reward ner for the bounseous benesoience
IT.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-16

lady of Salem (Mass.) has boqaeathed S2o,-
600 to the Mclean Asylum for he supper; OF the
poor insane from the county OF Essex day
Heave n reward ner for the bounseous benevoience
OF the deed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-16

Total population of the world, s6o.ooo.oaC
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-01

II + 4 ID 4 G. II l..
Judge Patterson.
dead the following from Judge Patterson, for
4 Q thirty years the first Judge OF the county in

dead the following from Judge Patterson, for
4 Q thirty years the first Judge OF the county in
which he lives:
M3dieion, " j.. H7rch IL, ISL.
Nessrs. Comstock & Co.
Gentlcmcn-G GU are at liberty TO make such
use of the following certificate as you deem will
best subscrye the purposes for which it is intended
certificate Of Judge PattersOn.)
hGcby certify that my daughter has been
afflicted with sick headache for the space of about
70 years; the attacks occurring once in about two
weeks frequently lasting 81 hours, during which
time the parOXysms have been so severe, as ap.
parently soon to deprive her of life. And after
having tried almost all other remedies in vain,
have been induced as a last resort to try Spohn'
Headache Remedy as sold by you; and to the
great disappointment and Joy ofherscif and all her
friends she found very material relief from the
first dose of the medicine. She has followed up
the directions with the article and in every case
when an attack was threatened has found mme-
dia,c reiict, until she is permanently cured. The
attacks are now very seldom. aud disappear almost
Immediately after taking the quantity directed
\ hope that Others may be benefited by the use of
this truly invaluable medicine, has induced me to
send you the above, and ronain your oh-dienl
servant. JEllG PATTERSON,
Judge of the Court &. i.
Sold ouLy by Comstock & Co. II Maiden Lane.
For sale at the Drug Store Of q. u. Thompson,
Ottawa. % ly.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-01
THE ILLINOIS FREE TR \ DER
Consumption and Liver Complaint,
DIR. TaylOr's BaEsan Of EiVcryy Ort.


rs been used successfully for eight years in
the cure OF these diseases. remember !
the original and genuine is made unity at 3l5
iowery' y. y, all Others are spurious and unau-
thor@ed!
Consumption ana Llrcr compliant!
As a general remedy for these diseases. | am
fully satisfied, from long experience, there Is no
medicine equal to Dr. Taylor, Balsdm OF Liver
wort. Being purely vegetable, 1t can be usci
with the utmost safety by all persons in every
condition. 1t cranses the lungs by cNpcctora-
ton, relieves difficult breathing, and seems to
heal the chest. There can ba no gu tlon, but
tins medicine Is certain cure Tor chronic coughs
and colds. have used It Tor four years IN my
practice, ana always with success.
A. +. hOuEkH, NJ ID.
Consumption - be following remarks were
taken from the last number OF the Medical Ma
gaznc:
The surprising effect produced by Dr. Tay-
lors Balsam OF IMerworI ~ consumPu'c cases,
can not fan. exciting deep and thrilling inter 81
throughout the world. We have 50 long believed
this disease Consumption lucuraple, that It il,
difficult 10 credit our senses when we see I-rsor,
evidently consumptN'' restored to health. Yet
'h!S Is Tact oil daly occurrence how then can
We question: the virtue oil inc above medicine
IN oui next "t~A'ito t more eNPhct: meantime
we nope "!''claHS w''I MAKE ,''"I Of TINS IH'd'-
eng ana report Us t''''' ~ U.s. 90
NOTE 80 nc "''S'''' anu genuine "y 10.
n'''''' o' I''''""'' 10 maui '''" 81" "' 90