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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-04
OLD wHIsK AND OLD WINES

\ BBLs ZeIgler's Old Rye Whiskey-and
- Newton. Gorion, Nurioek & Co.'S OLD Madeira. and
omAr's OH sherry u. casks and half Or casks For
sale hy JOHN z. TRIP EFT d SON
ROChBRIDGE AiIJM SPRING ~ .TIsR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-04
no COuNTRY MEnCmANTs.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
I'VE ohcrthc following Goods rchants low Tor cash,
. binds low price Now orleans sugar
dn DO - CfoiN do
10 10 40 Cuba Clarified 40
luucTccs Now Orleans do dn
~ hbls Crushed go
~ boxes cheap Lump DO
- do Iovcfinr's single Loaf do
AZ 90 "ooiscy woolsey' splendid d99utle refined
2 go bags prime green lssuayra ccGse
~ DO DO OH Msrsctihp dn
90 - so Large Bean O.d White 30
IN bhls prime New. Orleans Mciasscs
~ hhis low price wesf India do
~ 10 prime Porto Rico 10 for retailing
lun boxes SOAP. aiI qualities
51 do HUBS Patent Candles
th du best sperm do
~ kegs best cot Nails
ANbars Shot. assorted
Imperial Hui Guupuwlcr Teas in "a and u h boxes
Liverpool fl'ci sack salt
la,nn ibs Curun Warns
llUN Us primc Western Midling Hlcou
3OUO lbs io Family 10 hog round
loon los extra Hams
1000 lts shoulder B1s6n cheap
Pepper, Ginger, NsIicc, Mace. Cuppcras Naiicr IN
difo, Mustard Utrkiug, Wrapping ant Writing r..
yer. Cotton ani wolI cards Gunpuwict. ans many
Other artecs We arc in adton 20 thc above e9nsauty
uS- B,rncs 4 Cais axes unsurpassed f,r beauty and
excellence by Atc made, and AZ a. low picc.ThcFc
Axes ace HOME WADE. W
NEW CLOTHES.
l. ZEN co receiving their Fall stock Of Clothing.
N and having taken unusual pains selections snd manu-.
featuring, confidently tc culoncrs andthc pubic
generally. that They she'll DC soi cheap as tho same
qualities can hr hli fpr Hny rhfrf
SUPERIOR DRESS CO1TS
100 Dress Coats of the latest fashion, e.
% 80 good aud fashionable, cut, =
10 common do i0ai2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-04

ss;s %e:s s o. .s se5: ssGSe re
boarding house. Eurtrrns, appIy 10
ROBERT HILL & GO.
an ~ y street. tIs II.1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-04

FALL GOODS.
WE receiving our Eau Goods which will EN-.
w brace IN part as iol.aw. -
HATS.
800 dozen black and drab wool Hats
leo DO % soney fur %
$50 do black and irab Russia fur do
To- % 10 brush so
- 80 80 30
- DO India Rubber, for servants
80 dozen Mems and Bows hair seal
90 80 DO 10 s-leit, assorted colors
ltO DO 10 DO COney-flr
leo DO DO 30 MuskraI DO
81 DO so fur seal
10 do do otter fur
loo DO Gsntlemen'S Boys and Chliren's
Cloth aui Velvet, embracing a variety Of patterns
HATTERS' MATERIALS.
Alcohol AMI gum cllcE feits for silk hats
black and cream skycrs
/ cares
Angola AMI silk pushes
CarToued Russia Fur
Raw 10
Turkey Backs
Extract OF LoEwood TIP Paper
N"rdtgsise,&c. &c.
ALSO.
venerable assortment Of Buuts AMI Shoes suitable
TO tile Country Trade as follows
Sewed and Peg'd Kip Boots
ktp Bro.ans, thick do
"omen's Kip peg'd shoes
DO Walking do
DO Morocco DO
10 Leather Boots
Gcntlcmen's Calf peEd Boots
DO 30 scw'i fine
Bombazinc stocks
To which invite the attention Of our friends ami Gus
TONER'S assuring them that all part OF our goods
an 2 JOHN THOMPSON 4 co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-04
NEW CLOTHES
RICHARD :. MAssIE.


GROCER & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
T. Street, Richmond, Va
"A Of his "'' ''''''' w ''' wv ''''''
FIJI SrncK OF GOODS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-04
FOX RENT,

"a Room on tLc basement Of q Dwelling House
ssgEfa on street, well fitted Tor Office for pTotcs
AHtW Sional rcnt'rman.o lodging room Also a Car
tel. Apply To J. W RANDoLPII 4 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-04

y B-Itu has ever failed, Il r. 10 consequence cf too
much being used time the strap. The strap must
uuarfifv ofthe pdvIfrr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-04
TOILET REQUI.ITEs

nc lh'r ssnrd respectfully requests the attention Of
iaies an1 .cncmen 10 Onc of the extensive as
sortmens OF Perfumery, &c offered In this city at
such pIiecsas cannot fail 10 plcisc, Consisting Of
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-06

By a division of the Wing party,
which we have several times deprecated
in the strongest terms, the consequence
Of which we foresaw some time ago, an
anti-bond man is elected to represent
Madison county in the Legislature. 1t
appears that the Wings never will learn
any thing in the way of organi cation
and union, but divisions are eternally
causing defeats, which could SO easily be
avoided Madison, one of the strongest
Wing counties in the State, and when
the bond payers double the anti-bondmer
must be represented by an anti-bondman
1t is true but little harm is likely to be
done thereby, but the principle is wrong
it is not democratic. Nothing has beer
required, but that the Wings should b.
true to themselves. In this they have
failed, and must suffer the penalty
The will of $50 voters is represented il
opposition to that of 600.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-06
TEXAS.

IT appears that Texas, the single
star" Republic, with ten thousand good
voters, has public debt of $40, 100000
and the revenue of the country cannot
be made to exceed 100000. Well,
this,EOes look little bad at first glance,
but as the Vicksburg Wing says, why
don't they follow the example of the an
ti-bondmen in Mississippi, and repudiate
the debt? It's the easiest thing in the
world.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-06

Well, the Election is over, and we fee
that the "iron fighter" has whipped the
"pedlar," and we are sorry for it SO
and upwardS. We wanted the first
mentioned individual defeated, badly,
and we were DESTROYS that some other
individuals who are probably elected
should have a rebuke administered
which we thought they deserved. But
there is something very soothing and
cooling-rery cooling, indeed, in setting
down and Eliminating on defeat. We
have been thinking about it for an hour
now, and we feel just as calm as "sum-
mer morning" There is nothing in the
reflection 10 create any excitement in a
gentleman's feelings at all; no, nothing,
if he does feel little indignant at the
reputation of the faith, credit, honor
and standing Of the State. We charge
it to the veto, the breaking Of the Wing
SdOluCt, thC NlCtOllGS vi lllC lOCO lOCOS
in several States, which followed those
things, the general apathy of the Wing
party, and, though last, not least, the
influence of the pocket argument. -
These things have proven too powerful
for the Wing party, we think, but there
is a band of Wings who, though they
may always be in minority, never car
be subdued. Their consciousness o
right and truth can never be shaken
and when locofocoism and consequen
misrule rage around in inglorious fury
they will be heard above the uproa
proclaiming the true doctrines of RI
publicanism. Old Madison has not don
her duty. She has assisted in the cleo
ton of DIR. Montgomery to the Senat
from the District, but she might hay
done more.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-06

The election and the confusion in our
Office which was caused by preparation
for it, compels US this week to reduce the
quantity Of matter. We intend thong h
after this to keep things in the right sort
Of style, and to endeavor continually TO
improve the interest, value and appear
ance of our sheet.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-06
ELECTION RETURNS.
CamtOIl.

-shattuck Gao, Tucker
70, Secretary Of stste-Galloway
oos woodward l4o, Williams 81
For Auditor ofPublic Accounts-Saun-
dsrs 2i9, Stewart 100.
For State Treasurer-Grages l44'
Curtis $50.
For Attorney General--Freeman i62'
Hughes, ga.
For Congress-Bingaman 254, Har-
lev GAG. Gwin 14S, Thompson 1853.
For Circuit Judge-Rollins $685. Mich
olson 10, Briggs Is, Foute 6.
For District Attorney-Oglesby 1885,
Mcbride 1T, Mitchell 6, Collins 4, Smith
I04.
For Sonator-Montgomery 2O3, Full
ton 155, OFT %.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l44
Mitchell 1875, Garrett 165, Shackletor'
IS, Montgomery ID, Dougherty q, Han
dy 120, Calhoon So.
For Circuit Clerk-Montgomery $40
Livingston ga.
For Probate Judge--Bailey $40.
For Probate Clerk-Cameron 22'
Chambers ITO.
For SherifT--Hamblen 100, Nanno
20I.
For Coroner--Moore As, Henry 8
Anderson 131, Dalton II, Collins q
| Fisher 81.
For Assessor-Cox gel, Curry 81
Walter 95, Allen 81.
For Tax Collector-Brown 107, u. "
Jones 10, ]. Jones 90, Williamson g.
Yorke 80, Pack 80, Meredith q, Tucl
er 25, Gayden 60.
| For Treasurer-Coulter 1913, Henri
So, Cayce 81, Benthall 38.
For Ranger--Talbott 164, Grim 80.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-06

A jury in Cincinnati has given verdict
of$20,OO0 damage against the steamboat
Pilot, tcho ran into and sunk another
Louisiana Chronicle.
Friend Chronicle, you should not be Sc
personal in the use of pronouns.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-06
DANIEL WEBSTER.

It rumored that this gentleman IN
tends to resign his office of Secretary
ship of and commence the practice of law
New York City.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g. is4i'

n5- If all who are indebted TO ihiS
Office do not call rery soon and SETTLE
thew will receive hint that may SAVIOUR
too much Of publicity fora Maintenance
of good faith in their PROMISES anu '''s''
duty as debtors.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-06
THANKS.

By the rery kind and polite attention
Of our Kinds neighbors, we have not re-
ceived any of the election returns from
that county. We learn howey or thai
John Ii. Rollins is elected Judge, and Mr.
F. Smith District Attorney.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-06

I.F. Fou,o .; d. c. Briggs, . / K
Nicholson, iG.
For District Attorney oglesby, u
l. N Mitchell, 10; F. Smith, 10; Nc
Bride. 2.
Forsena,or.-Robar' Monigomsry-2''
ID. NJ. Fulton, rs
For Represenalive'--A 5 Mitchell :
%; l.. II. Garrett, 4; &C ShaeklsfoFi'
II; Il. Nichols, .; N Calhoun, / 5 n
lDoupher.y, Is; John Handy, 10.
For Clerk Of the Circuit Courts D.
Livingston, IS; William Montgomery
%.
For Probate Judge.-Bailey, 80
For Probate Clerk.-J.T Cameroa,2Si
w. r. Chambers, IS.
For SherifT.-Samuel Hamblen, =
Vannoy, 80.
For Coroner.-Fisher, FL; E. R. Al
derson,3.
For Assessor Of Taxes.-R- u CoA
, 80; II. B. Walter, Q.
For Collector Of Taxes-D uncH
York.37; John Jones, p; G. W. Jones'
J. E. Gayden, 1; E. b. II. Meredith
For County Treasurer.-M. G Cage
81; G. D. Henry, 4; X. ii. Coulter, Il
For Ranger.-Talbott, ;.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-06

FF Covers -Saar-k E8. T.eks-
-
Pc $emarF - sas---lsa ssar -.
81 eazaarl e. W ALL
FAaz n.s t--.s-Sss.
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Pee S1n Ireaazrer-- ts-ases ss. c..
asGF
re A-erex lsea-r1.--t'reema- 50
Il hsla
E1r Caa-r-E.aEaaaa ~. maz-y
sl. - 1l. Et.ea ga
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Esr Eksrr Ara-a a. fE
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-06

For Circuit Judge-Rollins, 40; Mich
olson. %; Briggs, so; Foute, 4.
For District Attorney-Oglesby, So /;
Smith, %; Mcbride, II; Mitchell, IA;
Lewis, 4, Collins I.
For senator-Montgomery, 70; Full
ton, Sc; OFT, 2.
For Representatives-MitcheH, IA;
Garrett, 81; Nichols, 80; Handy, 90;
Dougherty, 10; Calboon, 4; E. T. Mont
gomery, l, Shackleford 10.
For Clerk Circuit Court-Montgome-
ry, 1902; Livingston, Is.
For Probate Judge-Bailey, 81.
For Clerk Probate Court-Cameron
So; Chambers, 80.
For Sheriff--Hamblen, liz; Vannoy
IL.
For Coroner-Heard, 6; Anderson, 5
Moore, 5; Fisher, 8; Henry, l.
For Assessor-Cox, 40; Curry, Is
; Walter, SO; Allen, %.
For Tax Collector. Jones, 73
Brown, 10; Meredith, Is; Tucker, 9
Pack, 2; York, /, Gayden 1.
For Treasurer--Coulter, So; Henry
. %; Cayce, 81; Benthall,7.
For Ranger-Talbott, 19: Murphy, l
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-06

For Goveraoe-Sa--s-es,s as LaeAeF-
50.
For Secretary ol S.ase-Ss4..saay, e
Woodward. s.. WuIaas -
For Auditor q Pualse Aeeaaa,s--Sa-z-
ders, 65; Sse~art, -
For Slasc TreasazeF-CaF,s, az
For Attorney Gea-ral-uasass- az
Freeman. -
For Coasress-Bsagamaa. 81. hAE.sy
/ So; Gwia. -; TaomFs0a. s.
For Circuit Juage-Rsl.las, 81 NJ
olson. %, Bngss, T.
For Dss,rici Atoraey--Qg. sslE, -
Mcbride. 10; Smith, So A.eas--, D.
/ Collins, II
For Seaa,or-Nea,soary. IS E-.
ton. 81; Or, 10
For RsR-e e1...r
I Cares. I7. sl
8; T. Noa.- -s. l.. le1aecs. lt
Handy. 70, la.aaaa.
I For Clreaa C.eFk-r,-1se@sy g
{ Liyings,oa. 1
+ For Psoaa.e1 -BaEey.l&
For Prosae Cers- -aaaaers. Is "a
lnlsr0a, "a
For SasaE-lIams.es, - Vaazsy
~.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-06
Eaftir< RiurI.


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E.-re n.-.r
r.. r.r.E -. ~
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-06

For Circuit Ja3ge.-Ra,lns. IS
Briggs, a. Fouse. Il; NlcaslSaa. p
For Senas5r.-Moasgonerv =, Far
ton, Is; Or. A.
For RePresentaiives--Nacho-s, IL
Mitchell. IS Garrett. IS >aaekslssra,
10; Doughersy. Ia; Haady. s Calaoos,
T.
For Dsfrics Attorney. -0g.esox. l.
Mcbride, ;; MiscAe,l, - S@i,A. ;
Fer SheriT.-Ham1en. - Nanaoy
20.
For Circuit Cierk.-Moaigomery. -
For Probate Judge.-Balley, a
For Probate Clerk-ChanAess. =
Cameron, $.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-06

h3al e4af - AAta@s
ForClrcait Ja.Igs-Rsll.as. as E1z-e.
a, Nicholsoa, a., Basgs, =
For Dls-ries Auaraes--.hr sas. lls
McBri5e. d; Ni,che,l. 2 :
For Scaatar-ts- ar.- ts
toa, re, o., 2
FoE RePrese1alses--N.-- s.s. 8 tszE-
ret. N; MlcheL "a, Saark.elsrA q.
Handy, Il; Calaooa, 81
Fer Clrcass Clesk-Waa,sea=Fy 81
For SaerlE-Haa1.ea. s. Eaza1F, -
For CoroaeF-lleary,
For Probate Ja1-e-Baaey. IS
For PROBATE Clers--'aaneraa, 81
Chambers, -
For Assoc, az C4EFs- ls Al.
/ len, .; Walter, &
For Tax Co..eclar-H--aa. - tt y
I liamsoa. s, J-Jgass, IS AeFke. q g1ss
4; q. ". Jones. g. Gay1ea.l
Ea- Igeasarer--l'a4.tsr, g. Ae.Fs
i s.. Caves, 8, B-a-aall. s.
For RaZgcr-Ea-sse-. az Cra-l
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-06

For Circuit Judge Rollins 3, Briggs
8, Nicholson %.
For District Atlorney-Oslesby 81,
Mcbride 4, Smith 81.
For Senator-Monigomery 90, Fulton
35.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2;
Mitchell, IL, Garrett, 49, Shackeliord,
10; Handy, l6; Calhoun, /.
For District Attorney.-Oglesby, ST.
Mcbride, 4; Smith, 2l.
For Coroner.-Collins -.
For Sheriff.-Hamblen As; Vannoyi
l2.
For Circuit Clerk-Mou,gomery, %
Livingston, 4.
For Probate Judge. Bailey, 40.
For Probate Clerk.-ChambeTs. %
Cameron, "a.
For Assessor of Taxes.-COx, >
Curry, 8; Walton 20; Allen. ,.
For Collector of Taxes Browne, p
J. Jones, 26; Williamson, 2; Yorke,
| Meredith, 3.
For Treasarer-Cou.ter, 81; Henry
| -; Cayce, IS; Benthoil,
For Banger.-TaIbott, 50.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-06

For 1sosesnar.
Sha,Guck, II A-eN<fr -
For secretary 81 Ssa.s-
Woodward, @l-aa1ss
Galloway. =
For Aulsor 81 fAzAtlc tccezae>
saunders. - Se1s2F- -
Fer STATE IaeasGrer-
Curtis, rs Graves Is
For AuarneV Cereal
Freeman. Il Haghes. D.
For C'omgress-
Gwsa, 10 Enga12a. ~
IThompsos, rs har.eV. ~
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-06

Rceapitulafien-
Fer Goxeraox,
= a Sa1z<ek. -
IN r.. -
Fer Secretary q Safe,
Less = GA1wax. -
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-06

For Circuit Judge-Rollins, 10; Mich
olson, IA; Briggs, IL; Foute, l.
For District AttOrney-Oglesby. 81;
Mcbride, /; Smith, 7; Mitchell, l; Col
Inns, /.
For Senator-Montgomery, %; Full
ton, 13.
For Representatives--Nichols, Is;
Mitchell, %; Garrett, 81; DOugherty, 5;
Shackleford, 6; Handy,4 4.
For Clerk Circuit Court-Montgome-
ry, So; Livingston, 4.
For Probate Judge-BaiIey, Al
For Clerk Probate COMPREHENSION.
IS; Chambers, 6.
For Sherif-Hamblen, IS; vanncy.
ID.
For Coroner-Moore, IS; Henry, 9;
Dalton, 2; Collins, 2; Fisher, 2.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-11

ShEA L BARGAINS EOH CASH
thE subscriber ofers for sale, on pleasing er lar-e
Il Stock OF well selected GROCERIE- winch he is 10.
I,Inen 70 sen a Vcy S prices for cash or 10 custom
rrs who pay puneud lie respectfully sOcirs cal
Flr chasing elsewhere. His stock consists in mart OF
SiCrniE, Porto Rico aud New Orleans sugar
oc Java, Rio aHd Laggira T. Nee
81 gle loaf double, luInu, clarfgl and rrr5sg S,,
Extra me Guup0wder Tea $3.50
ihnlNh Brown Sou, in quart and pint bottles
bainore AMI Cincinnati WAiskcy, hhGs ans barrels
o.l hye NLsEey. Gf the most celebrated brand,
Isle Of Whit ana Baltimore Apple Brandy
North Carolina HeTrIuEs
an ~ kee HerrIuss- IN tbls AMI half bills
Liverpool sack salt
N'wpr.saus MOiasscs, in bbs
Iuito Rico and Havana MuaSse-. IN hhds
Manchester and Redmond Cotton Yarns st Fact.ly
prices
American, Havana AMI Principe seCars
Oh French Brandy
Ant qua and JaJualGa Rum
Holland ans American Gin
Oh Madeira, Pale, Gold sherry ,nd Port Wines Of ny
own importation
Champagne wue,iuqGars ANDY
Nails. sizes
Iron, assorted
American auI Eugsh Blister steel
Indigo Ma tLtr, Pepper, Ginger, A.lsHlcc
dEf yaTuus other articles, 100 tedious suuuerafe
Par icuaT attention paid 20 all sent TO H.
RICH =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-11
CLARKE'S OFFICE.

Ir,NinT 81 the i.cosburx AoAdsuy. 81. 10th AuE. :.
~ 2, - 90 - | q % ~ 81 n - CO
60 ub n 40 %, u the Euii Pane Of siOO, loi
81 tiz Office. Tho small fish aN preg etis the stosl
h' larger ones D. you skrl Tho wCilsbuTg, g. h. IN
cc received 1husisy m"'nins ruin Petersburg Capl.
tals- sgOtCn, ONO, Is uf / ~, &e. Tickets Is.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-11

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
BY aadicih The udriee aud consent orhs Seaa.e.
., Alexander Field, Secretary Tor the Territory oil
Wnronsin.
Isaac OILS, Marshal for the Eastern Distr.c, Of
pUnnsYINaE.n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-11
n. Y. MARKETS. Aye q.

Exchanses--Foreign-T i very little doing
IN foreign bills. On London we quo;e = aSl.
The Great Western carries out SIS 900 in spe.
Gle, and the Emerald, for Have, SIsG, 600.
DomS'ic we quote inland exchange Is follows,
On Philadelphia 90. a 81; Baltimore or; Mobile
81 4 -; New Orleans 95t
COTTON-is dull this morning. Since our
last publication, from TO 500 bales have been dis.
posed or
FLOUR-In flour we have no change to notice
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-11

NEW YORK, August 9-Cleared, Schr Jui-
cite, Woglum, Petersburg.
Arrived, Schrs Wrynoutr. Couch, Richmond;
Bntimore, Wog ON, Petersburg.
BALTIMORE, Aug. IO-Amved, Schr Oym-
pia. Kirwan, Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, August IO-Arrivcd, Schrs
Oscar, Moore, from Richmond, ENir1, Green do.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-11
ADMINISTRATORS S.r
NOTICE.

ID 4 PER AND TAIL Or
ihrse doors below Eatcys Hrei and neAt door 10 Mr.
Nm. M.'-hylL Jew. .l-r.
Late Of FrsGcrickshurg
~ located himself 10 The Cry OF Richmond. he IN.
- on hand, aud iii Continue ke-p a sr.,.k of fr.f
ae ''Sons IN sine, anL respectfully s,ucs sharr ni
1ol patronage Hni 10 his old irisr j. aud customers
S4tH peg ieaVe 20 SaE. their ORDERS gi ih.rsf.
ItSslVes ana executed IN the best style, aud with The
pIpp ness, a. when they order from Freer.
4nl NE Srucles put up in good order, and sent
...S.S' .teotr,' jsE
thE subscriber las on han the DeTot al C3orfgfy
\ Nier and will be completed 10 time for the Cll trad.
larEf house suitable for Wholesale Grocery with com
lntttue up stairs with re.paces 10 each ron,n
which he will rent on moderate terms.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-11
mUHRAT's CONDEMNED soIuTIoS or,
MAGNESIA

n tho fiUis;ac Na=ne-a Lltfasas ,eT readily ami ,or
! eHcmP from the danger OF fTning ,cTsf3ns ~ -"
.NtN 80 iA"'g To occur 10 persons using Slid Maruosi.
s"zo' ~h.'l, ar. ' ia''e,i hy Pr4u'ie anu o, hers
ne ,aEl,ns'- s1u'' tn distilled water aso foe from
nee ''ar az ".h"r impurities, a5ounuug m C1mlu-n
or tl!rinei hsEDesa; ia fupertrrrry - ovr
"a ,. Pc '''ieinns. u now universally s!mt'ci
u -l ieN.i's %. en-" injurious con -Uue1css
Auhi t'n t-if ''na'sits ion Toiuled 5ut ~ Doc.
tel" ''iai LARGE nss - Carbonate OF sol, or P5is-S I.
y 'nr ~ eel" ne nnci the Lungs, efson DIVA.
LA.'t. '-aIaof 10, y and January 5'h aui i1h.
rI,., ''' VI zen tl1"' uIat many complain :
'" sNsi'Ur where, by the lnonious reroi.
" 'hcy Hrl.u.. ..ps acton. .id ru. beeoH,c ~, e.
S.,n! .oH. q ~, .a.r'ronsa az Cont Crsvei SUI, "a.
L.1n.'s -elr-, T-t bgaTCg uepen iiur on ITO pTe
sem. u " t'a''"rs # nae s,uN,on. Rckcts or = rn.
l, ,' one ere mel 10 scrotnls, OF Evil tne III.
nv t'' "N..HfN Tor such dtsOTDcred conditions -
tl- .'re-"is tn' Al>a.He solution once test AMI
~. ieass uJ s ,ls for all ages and condition, of
en- -T sex ln' t"i-a mid apereHt j. peculiar, btu...
Tie Sop"oa nay - lae Il reqGi-ea. IGi Loi8. pr..
etn'"lcs- 'laEro "a. which al rs an y tcst Of rs -
se:@rol '.ae anfisGseo Of the Medical Proiess5n
Of hs safe sn o ,SiJd nc ssnes a6,paf.an
Duncsn 90 'ac EiubGrr Dispense and long previous u
~ his pricter, es'sbIlsbcl lts cscaey i TeIfyr, go
ties als'us rraa,ou oI stomach or Urin.ry GrgoD,
10 Gs-'r,ns nIc salts aud consequently tie best re.
Conhr'us me aivaHt.es Of usefI! Icuc with the
pleasures "i de'Ehli iUnk -issoyiuE Ii,tils VA
rasa 'mns'c"s 60 i.e tender stomach Of lie inGlft
aI 0In l.lc te2sA- u2ulncss Of the clear
llhc' OF tie disgusting ppa OF uso.as yasteena5lp-
NJ mtEuesil O" he Uinurey Giy.eL and largely iu.
tr as % come iu contact wh every particle OF acid To
eet 10" ahsp'hents 20 penetrate ~ pore ami ever.
Einh not Only e. correct the sciS 10 their uasceL state
bu % follow snG correct those already dspas;ei In any
Ga'y oi the system some of the effects long eIpsri
y'cI from administering maguesia IA the fluid
NeTrS Tie HoHi Earth, heavy Disgusting, ant undissov.
t'l tHvrinprI E Tie which II abrates III. sfo.
mach forms tunaTs and concrsfons causing kness
preston ai pain, or changed into neutral salt n h ult
safe. ~ - '-
further supply jusi received. Tor sale ~
aH0 ALEXANDER DUAL & co.
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DIS SOITTION

The co-partnershID heretofore existing between On.
subscribers under the firm Of DAVID ASTEEs ON
-. W rs thus day Dissolved by mutual consent.
persons having claims against will present d en-.
l9T settlement and those nIebted will make payment 10
eer member Of the concern, without further tiey as
no longer indulgence be given The name OF lie con.
IsLn Will used Only In the liquidation final settlement
VI t.c business d ANDERSON, Jr.
THOS 4. TAYLOR.
,,,, go, ONERION A. MUSBY.
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s35 295 Capital, and Is drawn Nos. ou, If Is

Va M"npngas In'iory. Clss No ~, for Isii-Tobe tic
srniuri 10y the drawing ct tie linton Lottery Glass No
tHil-tn - drawn at A''Kaudnh. - q ON Saturday 2ist
August -i Grand scheme s3,. -, IU,5i5, isb, iDnO
$50 2a", 22 Hu', l7ip 'Cbi lis 100, 1917, 1880 1870
jJoi iuJu, o. Of 80. Sc. TicEctEsIO
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70 TlFI.I5 OF = ,VUT NO ,VTW
School Fuui LOTTERY, Class No NJ, al s,r"s-to hc
drawn IN the City Ci Providence, Satg day. Aus.' lit
ISL Drawing rnrey,I Tuesday untu,IK Ctrrlls-
s3us, zoos, COZ iln t'u lJNI 9ur, IT'5l - OF lun.
- OF So - yfJnl, ~ CT ~ g. II I'D Dc - Nos-i3
drawn ballots "hOlcs 81 shares in proportion
Tck..s. shares aUd Packages, all IyIcrc. o! which
James pual"n& C.. Manager, may any time De
found al the above Office.
Orders from any I Of the Union VII receive the game
oUfIoUtaa Ui Immediate gi'vur as.s personal applcu.
ton were male. JAMES FnAtEN 4 20.
az MANAGERS R.chmnnt Va
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$40. OOO ana 5Orri,., NJ 81 ooo

On saturday 'th August. l~ii, the Va. wclsbuTg Lot
terry, 'las. q, for ISL will h, drawn Alexandra, Va -
Grand canhas slniJ1 1850 jfo 800, 2.Uh, 2(g5, "a
pIizcsof lao, &c.
II '~"uli Eye the Undersigned great pleasure sell
ni hir u'ry trends OF tie Capitals above.
u II only nec'Efary Try Ticket, amt a." thing will be
done -