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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-08-26

'-~y "i0s o"u "o '"so''~ W use our privilege,
regardless of all time-serving policy. We
feel that as aparty we have been abused and
trided with--that there is heartless treachery
in the camp-and that many of the important
advantages promised to the country by
change Of Administration are likely to be de-
feated. And why9. Because John Tyler
wants TO DO elected for second term, which
he knows he has no reason to hope for at the
hands Of the Wings. They are pledged to
the one term principle. Nor is this mere i
die speculation. The attentive observer of
things can hardly have failed to see the course
ofopen invitation to desert which has been pur-
sued towards him by some Of the leading
men of the opposite party, and the more than
halfway PROMISES of support, should he lend
himself to their purposes. He could not
have failed to sec, too, the erratic and incon-
gruous course of a few of the Presidents
friends in Congress from virginia-men,
whom even now. rumor assigns places Of
shelter from the coming storm of popular IN
dignation at home, in remodeLed Cabtnet.
Nay, yet more-and what genuine Wing
has not felt his blood Jingle through his
veins with kindling indignation, as ever
and anon he has seen the evidences of it in
their slow and imperfect development, until
the mask was at length thrown aside, in the
Veto Message, by the unwauantable assault
made on the compromise section.-The no.
BILE, the generous, the patriotic Clay is to be
sacrificed to this new coalition. Yes, Henry
Clay-to whom the Country owes more
than to any other man living-Henry Clay,
whose whole life presents series of tolls
and sacrifices and splendid public services,
in the midst of prosecutions the most bitter
and relentless-is again sought to be set a.
side for sunshine patriots, who have given
no higher evidence of their love of country
than fondness for her berths and salaries.
Wings Of Virginia can you stand by and
see this game played QUIT Depend upon it,
there is nothing to be hoped for fsom delay
or compromise. THE Flag Of Truce hus been
fired o" By the President himsey.-Doctrines
of Executive Supremacy, which you repudi-
ate and abhor, have already been announced
in the new official organ at Washington
and we know not how soon the whole char
acter Of the Administration may be changed.
Let us then give at once our banners 10 the
breeze, inscribed with the inspiring wateh-
word Of "CLAY AND THE CONSTIPU-
TON" This is the only way we can ex-
cuse ourselves for failure of our promises
to the country--and it is the only way in
which We can effectualy preserve the unity
of the Wing party. Now, in the first shock,
we can carry every thing with Us that lie
worth having--whereas, by delay, we will
only give opportunity for the exercise of the
corrupting influences of Executive power
the formidableness Of which we have reason
to know by bitter experience.
Wings of Virginia, and of the Union,
what say you :? For ourselves, we will nail
our Flag to the masthead, and shall sink or
swim with it.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-08-26

Capt. Thomas II. Williamson, of Norfolk
has been appointed instructor of tactics and
professor of drawing in the Virginia Institute.
Capt. w. is graduate of West Point. We
understand he accepts the Office.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-08-26

1-It is said that all the members of the
Cabinet approved the Bank bill. Rumors of
resignation continue to be repeated.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-08-26
Correspondence Of the baltimore american,
WASHINGTON, August 20 ls4l.
UNITED STATES SENATE.

THE VETO MESSAGE, &c.
Mr.. CALHOUN presented the proceed
lDgs OF meeting in Goochland county, Va,
upon the subject of the public measures be-
fore Congress, and in approval of the veto to
the Bank Bill, and Messrs. Mallory, Wise,
Hunter and Gilmer, members of the House,
from the State of Virginia, who are spoken
Of as abstractionists.
Mr.. Calhoun said that ne approved of the
proceedings of the meeting. He said further
that he had not only appreciated the Veto, bu.
vindicated the Chief Magistrate by saving
that he could not have done differently. Tho
case between him and Mr.. Madison who APP
proved ofthe Bank Bill was very different.
In reference to the veto power Mr.. Calhoun
sald.-"i do not regard the veto power as
gentlemen upon the other aide seem to regard
IT. thinkit safe conservative and proper
power, and rejoice that the President has ex-
ercised 1t as he has,"
Having said so much ofthe Veto, said MIR.
Calhoun, am bound to say that do not ap-
prove the Veto Message. do not under
stand what the President means in his Veto
Message in regard to an Exchange Bank
There Is 10 form Of a Bank to which will
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
'sssSA a. T>gSs; oS...s,,sisS a''aParfIl
SCROFULA
MEQCIfRIAl.
DISEASES.

TIVE sarsapanIa OF the shops very aprto be ncady,
Il not quite hsctt either tron or from having ben
OF he medicine together With the improper modes IT pre-
parng IT, which have long been In vogue ha probably con.
utbuted tos variable reputation The activity al the root
IL hcicVCdto depend acrtd principles,
voazc rendered by chemical change at the tctn
22 deg This fact appears 10 bc demonstrated 10y
Hancock makes the following observations. "Acr long
boiling the peculiar oiour which Uses ahundanily the
cocion good SirsapaIlla, Is almost cXngushed From
the StrsaVatilla prepared In this found sensible
drowsy ami rackug Effects produced 10y large quantity,
although the dccocon Of SIX or esht ounces tined at
dose ~ Wood 4 Buckles 4. s. DisJeHsdfcry.
knowledge OF these facts, and the uncertainty prae-
ice OF the IT sTsapaTa In lcdto the lis
covcry after repeated experiments OF the method OF pre-
and compromising the extract OncTedto the mci
al profession aud the public. prepared 10y pro-
cess ,rit0ut boiling andis warranted TO contain, I'm
ccnric FORM the active PRINCIPLES Of the root obtained
from the most approved species at sInaN.
efficacy has been repeatedly tested In private practice
treatment Of the forms OF the dts
for the Of which Sarsaparia Is recommended
aCr other vi that medicine, the fanacca,
uceraons, and affections Of the bones, in simple
Scrnfua, and in mcrrull and mcrcurio syphic diseases
without any other treatment except the most simple apph
cations the parts diseased tral OF three bottles
in similar casrs, will prove the efficacy and Importance OF
the preparation.
It's psrc ulary calomcl where that medicine
has been freely scrouous habits for the
other Diseases being admirably calculated, in such cases
remove all disease nom the body and restore the usual
Ncor oi the constitution The use OF two or three bottles
will every such OCCASION prove an chcctua security
against secondary affections
As tonic and Alternative particularly general debility,
with impure and dcpTaycd conditions OF the system ou
Scroa and other diseases. In chronic Rheumatism, and
obstinate affections Of the skim invaluable medicine.
ALEXANDER DUvAI,
ic 10 Agent for the Proprietor
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IRON STORE.

TUE subscribers the only aSerf. OF Me.... n.,,. n
'unnlnghan,s la Rchmon Tor the sale the .t INN
t.m the I1edeear Rolling Mland Forge take pleasure In
oucfing Ia their friends and the public -
i's sizes Ia vrL :. h,
50 doing they feel the entire res,Ins 49,,
The evidence ot almost all the principal IN III.
that they offer a. good an artcG be proerI
if,.n amy similar establishment la the unlon.
Tie sizes produc cd aud Of which shall ro,
sn,y ON hand good assortment follows, viz Round
inch. ~ " ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ hst, anu .
fhi-iil, In a. H. lLH2 -, p, = -, 3la inch Of
any uesitcd thiekncss. Arrangements are la pr,-
gIcss by the proprirors for making Hoop RanJ Iron
Win other extra sizes which will be la readiness I'M -
weeks, AFTER which shall he able meet any ,ir,nt
likely tu occur inthis market. N~'"
ENGLISH, swEDEs, ULSTER AND COUNTRY IRON
w tons al English, Swcdcs Ulster aud Couniry .nI,.
ing an assortment Of every variety of size which tt
supply. ''ehoiA
Hand box AMI hoop Iron
Mould boards and plough Plates
Crow liars and Nail Rods.
STEEL,
American Biistcred
English do
German and Cast Steel
spring steel for Gigs snd Carriages.
The highest price will hr given Tor Scrnp Iron
sn WORIilAM. MctRlDRR A. cp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
Ro"LAND's TONIC MIXTURE;

"a specific and lasting Cure for me Ferer and .3,,,
HiS worthy remedy earnestly rcpcls the slur of Len,
InaSs mSdeinr having been the OF many
years experience, aud ahuuT In the 80
on.Sina, ; OF FEVER AND AGuE 1t is eomposei Of
suOh Weulclnal principles tn,., a, -
restore lho harmony OF action between ia. Stouarh H.
ti ana uc oihcr important functions OF the sysIcn' ~.
loss "i winch harmony IL evidently the im,ne,iia,e
OF tn disease. NspcCdly promotes a regular an IA ILL.,
aIpcuc, which u generally entirely DESTROYED or Ycn,
eiNets prciarsuS' 10y which effect, aud sircng, -
s"n aiioTdcd Ia the whole system. II must be a.,
att u,t medicine possessing these peculiar y}rncs "a
se IN great variety OF complaints. By renewing ,Lo
tealhy action OF uc digestive oTgans has proved i,sc
90 I liable benefit In Dyspepsia Dcpravcd App".
nea,ton,n, Water brash, Fiaulcncy, Janniicc Srhi,
Swoas ny scntcry Bowel Complaints and many oth.T M
senns oi smilar origin hui in tic treatment Of
tcvcTs snd especially In FEVER AND hGIjE ~, Ia,cr
ever that It's powers have been princinaly tes,c
anu WIN tlosc who have scents
ecu severe e all remedies heretofore To-
lhose hiseaR has also been used as prc,cntixc hx
many VINO we're subject to periodical = cufTcnce of m.
Shiis ana ever and has always 49, oil The anrrs-
hchueh alack no u was deemed moi IaIproprr ~, nc
company TIE Vegetable Eebrugc with few of Tho mann
uneluNoSH ccrtihcacs politely furnished the prupre.
OF the foregoing statements For further
panyins each bottle ii'@ "''''''
supply received and for sale by
LNEll, JOHNSTON & LYEII
-, Agent tfor the Ptoprictor
W" u ~ j. Mchilioc's Old stand. Richmond Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
DR.. NILES
SohbotND EXTRACT OF tn NJ I'm.

,,,,,r AZ Important substitute for CdioDsL
nhp"piciors ui this article, keeping "a view the fact
% MIsc anu benevolent Being has placed within th,,
reach OF all remedies adapted the diseases incident i1
uc climate they inhabt aud knowing likewise ,t mot
uIuc diseases o The south and West arc .ase imam or
I to',oh 10 those articles which esp, cialy ON
the hillary organs. ~f'' WI
Auer Tong idborous and expensive they have
49, ,cueu III extracting substance from the TOMATO,
organs ;hcy have dcnomnacd HspdiHs IL is a medicine
a VIII produce all the beneficial results CaIomcl i'm
uu'' acute ai chronic diseases, without c nSsitIty Of
P"'SH '"' ucIcicTnus consequences common to that
u'Ie is dcu"h upon the constitution ~ universal no
part" me system escaping It's Influence II however,
upon tc organs "i secretion aud cNcTcun that great
power u particularly manifested hence IL In pccun,Iy
adapted L. The treatment OF bilious fcycrs aud other dis
portal circle prevail. " $500
u Is admissible in all where Il Is necessary TO
cleanse IN" stomach and bowels II ulsTuciiuu
chcura auick and healthy action ulihc aud Other
saniuar visccra Of the abdomen Bcing diiTusibc i'm
Ihr surface o. Tie body. accompanied 10y gentle pcrspl.
ration u does no' exhaust like drastic puigcs; sti its
non " more UNIVERSAL and may often Toe repeated not
h,t'y wan safely but with great benefit. THIS becomes
uuSlcnS"hy necessary IN cases Of long standing for in
uci intense temporary Impressions made boy strong
cues scio II ever, do good but tend nJuTc The sta.
nina OF the constitution.
IL Is cleansing and purifying to IN. system; acts In p.r
iect harmony with the known laws oftc and un,t.
cy one of the most valuable articles offered for pu.
lie trial and inspection. '
For convenience, this Cdicnc L. yra,
ps The white pills cdihHric Gii,rdnrs d,auGgrsf
tc AMI d'UTetc The yellow pulls tonic S,BtlaU ami
uGph0TeE3e. toI sale WHOLESALE aud retail, ~
ALEXANDER DIivAI,
Argn far trbtp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12

IQElNG concentrated compouni Fluid Extract ofSaIsa.
II paTIla combined with other vegetable extracts which
renders medicine Of utility tho all dis.
eases arising from impurities Of the blood indiscTc
IONS and mpTudenccs Of youth, and constitutional dis
cases term or produced 10y Tie rludciOus
curry, arsenic, bark quirLc invaluable remedy
tor General Debility, llcCTOus sores, White Swclngs.
Diseases of the Liver aud skin, scToiula, Kuss Evil
kTyspids @c, ami all the unpleasant and dangerous al
icciions consequent 20 syphilis, Lucs VcncTca As
general purifier Ui the blood At all times, particularly
10 the Spring aud Fall there be medicine more cf
icctual As medicine calculated to socihe aud nOuTsh
the system at"i having been under medical treatment for
any particular disease there be nothing aiap'ed
restoring tie natural ygor Of the system. aaying tie
dcOtaicd and nervous condition UiC system common
atcr sickness This PREPARATION will be found highly ser
yiceable during the suIsicr preventive OF
those unpleasant and VTCcaLle sensations common
many during warm weather namely Fainness Giddiness
oppressive Feeling about the IIeau aud the Breast II
iorms delightful and wholesome bcy srags by adding
tablespoon ul glass Of ce.aer similar 10 the cce.
braiei Lisbon diet drink; aud with small quantity sugar
or simple syTup forms the SaTsaPaIha Mead possessing
however ~ addition medicinal virtues conducive health
and particularly adapted iEvais For travelling Tsons
II - are qusie Of great importance. For sale.
GANNOR q RONsTER,
IN y Druggists sole agents for Richmond. Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY.

Meeting 81 the President and Directors Of the Rich.
II mont FTe'c ksburr ant Potomac Raj Road Com.
pany. on the liIh day " April, lS4l.
The President stated that the whole the Masonry and
Roadway formation between the Rgppahannok Poo.
mac RIVERS Was now under contract aui progressing with
great ygor aud that the Company having been
coin tie all expected OF the Legislature
son. WSud Ne Indispensable In make some farther pro-
VISION IN addition 10 the means furnished the income
OF the road, punctaaly the cusacemeuts OF liz,
Company: WhcTeUUop,
Resolved That an nsameut uf dollars per share be
called IN, each share the additional the Com.
pany, payable the 2-h Jay Of May rcT',
virginia AZ Richmond the Bank OF Pennsy In Phi.
ladephia.
true copy from tho minutes.
sp lq-td T.. W. MACMI'RDO TTeasir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
ROBERT MOTT
HOUSE ( SIGN FAINTER, GLAZIER, &,
Next door to the Exchange Bank,
RICuM-SD W.

INFORMS his friends and the public he has received
part OF MS Sprns supply Of Paints, Oh Glass &C who
hr s ready On Work moderate Having as good
set ot wOrkmen can be procured hr will cuteayur "a
give general satisfaction. All kinds IL Paints put up OF
der Glass Of all sizes, sid boy single hght-se
yrral k'g- Of soap stone Paint, sale low valuable ar
ticlo Tor tia or single roofs
r. :. have procured the services q MT james Barnes
good Sign AMI Char Painter will warrant his work moi
inferior 10 any Ike work cone iu the city.
NH 2j-diy e MOTT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
CHARLES w. McoINNEss,

CHARLES W. mcGINNEss,
UOISE, SIGN MD ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, sc.
Neudo0r ~ Presbyterian Church,
49, street, below the Post One n, Richmond, Va.
Tie pleasure 10 iniDrm his friends md the public In
general that be- has ~ length recovered from
auack Of rheumatism, which has oOnGned him The lat
Wocka Tic thinks supcrnuOusto say any thing o quail.
hcatOns IN advertisements residence Ui ~ years,
ties Sufficiently known
y - se5soncd sign.boards, AZ heretofore always on
snA mh l2-u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12

Prepared under the immediate supcnutendance
lame. Murr,,.

THE great advantages NJ this elegant preparation are
Il that possessing allthc properties Of Msgurfa u gen
cral use ~ not liable 90 iorm dangerous cuncrcuns
tie bowels Fo frequently attendant upon the pf the
ordinary ptcuaHousu i M'RuDsiI Corfccts acidiy and
relieves heart burn ,Irciuiy without "iuutug the
evils resulting fom Tie uf tr Carbo1tcs u Sudi and
Potash t cnfs the food NJ iufuts turning upon
Tie ff1raci' DO E very useful In al complains & the blId
dcf tCudf ~ regular" the action Of tC bowels and pc
I cuii1rly adapted Tor females.
* rari from the Mrdco Chrurgral Review, for April
tsgl edit. a by Ur Itmes J.hus.n pbyHrttns
y tp thc late King, &c.
"PsVueil Solution NJ Nfrrussig This very urr mi and
elegant preparation We have been trying snc months
as apCrcut unitdcid ~ dysTCpc complaints, attended
win 1Cidy ad cons pat un, AMI with great benefit
n has the advantage ufsucsin iu being 4
els lis decidedly superior to soda potash on account
ui Boz apcf"u quality and OF s having tendency
duotuu ui hnah and strength, which the two carbonacH
above mentioned certainly tend fu, whom long continued
and 'k' min rnusl, rfh'c quaint les We hope ~ir James
Murray 'I" lEcnFrt'I n to process 0r preunrur ibis
acc"fsho &. pubic he No. mrrupO b. there being only
| ono ur Two authorized ggDnfshrrc
sir Humphrey bsyN testified tliaf mis- solution frruis
soluble combinations will uric acid rt iu NJ Gou
aui6uvc thereby cuuucrlttirg hrir Injurious tCudru.
~ when Other akalics End even Nigncsa sclfla ri
caution ng4iUgt Ms spurious ariri's Hotr w. mnrhst
The Profession snd The public will Ic1Fc observe a The
hbc9on the toulcsuf' MrrovH FYuid Mngnegia' wlin
iuturc hr auth ntcucd by Die .uatuTr s inventor and
proprietor 81 that invaluable medicine without which n
cannot hc G'rvuc rtr James Murray has hccu solicited
by The whole profession adopt this prccIuUn n order
10 protect the credit aud fruits - hs laburs aud studies
AMI 10 defend the Hrk nffm hoin dclctcri0us iia
ALEXANDER pUvAI,
| % II Corner ~ T. and i@th
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NnrIcr 40 rI,AvELLnn-

May l2th, 1871. !
AtIE thr urdnr4gur T. passengers nUtu Phide pha ~
w tic rnu'h, hereby caution fln public aranFt the
uubcai' o. mad" by the chesapeake gIly line and the
Portsmouth, emil Roanoke Railroad
On our arrival 90 Biiunrc the lth iner1n', hHd
uui Llgg1Er 1kcutu thr Eicatuhnat AuCT walking irwn
Ia Tie wharf, nearly uh1lf mile. had go the extra
expense ui rnftrnr steps back will uut baggage 10
The depot, there boat fIr the South hn evening,
although The Philadelphia were flooded with bills STA
iiiii tlc boat Ten tho wharf ily Upnn cnIuity VIZ
Gnd that they had no boat ont Tor r Euu hr 2ud Dill
5ih ~ tbs month, making four failures ~ dave
Believing be- - justice 10 al other tavcIrtr
We publish This 20 keep them non being place In the aimc
difficulty. S.gucdl -
PETER SiHMOND-. Mobile
RICHARD CATHCART, n. Orleans.
JOSEPH GALES, UawkinsvIllc
EDWARD MOORE, Mobile.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
HsTNA FIm y :, ISSs,gMA,HcE compAsY

-...-. AuEgCT A. RtCHvoSD, Va.
'Ir company was Incorporated be- ffD year 1915, with
Il perpetual cl1ucr anil capital 81 sgnOuD, and in
aurcs a1nins osf or damage hy Ere ouuwO ling houses
sores, manufacturing oEfablis hmcLfr household furn
terms.
Any losses which fir Company may sustain TiaIurH
lkon 20 nH agency will bc 1diusto with prompIio and
Ib"rsI'y.
Applications ~ irfuriuro Tho renewal 4 policies
may Do made iu tr Huh.rfihor, WHO las been uly 80.
pointed Agent Tor tho CITY of Richmond snd vicinity
~. BALDWIN, Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
DR.. EIULL'S
r-TIn n Annn,trSAI. SUPPOR RE IL .


THS new Instrument for the radical curcof Pro!aPsus
ton, the Of the cuonablc Pessary,
is confidently recommended TO the afflicted as the means
OF perfect restoration to health never having failed OF
performing cure under the most aggravated cir
cumsiances. has received the decided APPRECIATION OF
SIR Ashley Cooper OF LONpoNj Sir Beuianin 4. Brodic
SIR James Clark Physician to the Sueen Dr. As.we',
l., cturer Midwifery TO Guys Hospital, DIR. REby,
Lecturer - RaTthu Omcws; Dc. Griffith, Lecturer 10
Westminster Hospital. Dr. RamsOOthan, Lecturerto Lon
don Hospital; Robert Ferguson Lecturer ~ Westminster
Lying. Hospitals DIR. swcainln, Lecturer 20 MdhcsrN
Hospital, and senior AccouchcuT to Queen Chartoe's
Lyngu Hospitals Also 10y Henry Davies, Conquest; Blun
dell Lee NcrTnsn Surgeon ksacs &c. by DIR. NOrcau,
President the Academic ROyale dc Medicine PARIS, AMI
Accoucheur the Duchess DOrcans; Professors Vel
peau, MsI.OD, Paul DHbOis, Samson, and othersand in
New York 10y Professor W Francis & : Bedford, ID.
Professor OF Midwifery IN University OF NEW YORK,
Proic,, Dclafc. Professor Francis u. Johnson Presi
dcut County Nice. society lurcns HUI, President Me
deal Society, Safe OF New YORK; Professor James Nc.
Nauchton, of Ahany; Professor March Professor Cyrus
Perkins, Professor ncauc-DTs. 1hcs. Boyd, Gilbert
smith, Hosack Scarus Ludlow, kisSan, Nache Power.
Grayson, Van Rensalcr. and many other distinguished
Physicians in the United states.
A. C. HULL-oaicci Vcsey street.
Aston House, New York.
no constant supply Of the above instruments, with
DR. Huls improved TrusSCs for Hernia. will be kept by
LNEIl, JOHNSTON q LNELL
n. C. King Norfolk; BTdggs a. Thomas, Petersburg;
Sputswood ~ Robertson, do James L. ROyale Lynch
burg: WIN. H. Chapel Earmvillc.' mh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12

JAMES ~ GEoRGE WINSTON,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
REFER TO
Lambert a Nekcnzie, Alexandria
John Boggs a 20, HahiInore
TIA w Butcher, Philadelphia
lance Hunter, New York
Francis Fisher, Boston
Bingham a Brothers. Putsburg
Henry Crew, Richmond, Ohio
Benz. w ladd. Suithhcd, Ohio
Icmucl Jones, Mt Pleasant, Ohio
IN Todd Clnc nnAi
Horn Carpenter, do
IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
TOILET REQUISITES.


TUE nincrsisned respectfully requests the attention Of
Ladies anl Gcniicmcn tn OF the extensive as
soieHts "I PcriuncTy, &c offered IN this city az
sueh PIcesds cannot iA To please, consisting Of
SCENTED WATERS.
Genuine Parma Cologne
French aui American 10
Florida, Lavender, and Rose Waters
TOncnO Musk
tNIact Of Musk
IippUCauOc Extract
lie bouquet du Ros, by Lubin
ESSENCES FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
Extract oi Portugal, Jtsiuiu, Violet Rose. Pairhuun
netNlennc' Bouquet Caroline, lIciothr"pe suaNc
Bouquet ucs PTOis
FOR CLEANING THE SKIN AND sOFTENING TIE
COMPLEXION
Pearl Powders, Vegetable Rouge. Viulrtc Of Rance
Blanc &c NeEc, ant blanc dc P,Tlc
tlcnn's Roman kalydpT, Cream Of Almonds
Mit hauEs FtCckC Wash
Toilet or Nursery Powder, Rose Lip Salyc
Pun Pow Ter and Boxes
FOR THE HAIR.
Indian Hair OIL, and Dye
Hcars oil Antique, Of various OdoTs
Rowand's Genuine and Initiated MlcassarOH
French PumIum, IN great variety
Beef Marrow ~ pots Bears Grecse. in pots
FOR THE TEETH.
G'cnn's Aromatic Tooth Paste aud Powder
Cream Observation-Disclosures
Eau dcs Fumcurs
Tres"r &c Ia Bouchc
SHAVING CREAM.
Monpcas' Cream of Bitter Almond
Ambros1l Cream
Gncrllu Cream Saronnc GAmbsoisc
L. j. PiTeT-Shaving Powder, a delightful article
~ different kinds ut soaps
BRUSHES.
Hair, Tooth, Nail and ClHih
COMBS.
Tortoise Shell RuTtln. Twist, Horn. Dressing &c
With agrcat variety ~ French amt English Fancy Goo Is
many Of which found elsewhere in ihr civ
which will be soli on the most Tc'EonsbIc ioIms.
T.. DUiAIN
~ x Square above the