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New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

II Camt, the English cnsmpicn who won tho Cham
piou.hip ffom Ward STAFFORD upon-Avon, Is now
n.brg his powers thi. He o. the stcute.t
men you will OF suniasrs day, yet We have
Of frame thaa his become food for -etE,
10 short By carelsness the treatment OF ysulg
coash \ cold accompanied by eeush i. Of the
dangerous and inyidiou- di,s4,e- is heir When
orcc tsken there nothing left 10 be done hut
ga ero.tx3y and purchase package Or Two Of RIsg
Caury You may then feel your mind. You heve
II your pos-esioz T., before whose virtue,
coughs and COILS st,pd stands se trap:cal II
!, sa!t ai.o huesii.s Ann and Sas.au, Ms
=.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

II Hon. JoHN ". Taylor, II was ruHorcd
yesterday in town, is dead. We fear this IS true
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

MELANCHOLY AND FATAL AcctDEST.-Yestor-
day morning Mr.. William Noble, of the corner Of
Eighty-sixth-st. and Seventh avenue, rnaster-ua-
son on the Croton Aqueduct, who had loaded pis-
tolls in his house keep off maJauders, had one of
them in his hand in the presence of u Mr. Chap
man and of his son and daughter As the cap was
concealed in the socket Of the hammer. he sup
posed il be lost, and rather carelessly let the
hammer down on the tube continuing the printing
powder, when the cap exploded, discharsins the
pistol, the ball Of which lodged in the head OF
his gh,er Jane aged -, native Of Scotland,
telling Ler the floor, and causing her almost IN
slant death. DR.. Crist was called, and examined
the wound and niler the examination of several
witnesses the Coroner's jury found that the de-
ceased came to her death by the accidental dis
charge Of loaded pistol in the hands OF her father.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

DEATHS IN The Cr1Y.-The City Reporter an
nounces the deaths of 1873 persons during the last
week: i6 Men, 81 Women, 40 Boys, u G:rl..
OF Consumption &c. CONVERSIONS II, Group 1,
Dropsy 10, Fevers -, Iniammatons %, Maras-
mus G, Measles 4, Palsy p Small FOX 3, Whoop-
ing Cough B. OF these lO7 were natives OF TIE
q. States. % Of Ireland, 5 of Scotland, Of Ger.
MANY
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

RO.r FAIK.-An exhibition OF Boats B,rges, 6e Of al
kind. and open the public at C. l. lnser-
so. Boat oaidiug e-tsbiIshmsai No. 40e Water street.
near Catherine Market Captains and owners Of vessels
Whitehall men, and members of the Boal Clubs Will had
this exhibition interesting. M Inserso Is the ouilder
Of the two beautiful Boats which secured the Premiu N
medal At the FAIR of the Institute His
dvertisemeat will be foaad IN another column
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

~ We announce with pleasure the repetition
of JARED SPARks's Lectures on the Causes and
Events OF the American Revolution at the Tabsr-
nacIc commencing on Thursday evening. The
popularity OF these Lectures, based upon no fas-
cinstion in the authors manner delivery is
crediiab!s TO the taste of our city.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

~ The lndiann Telegraph OF the 9th instant,
published at Conncr.ville, .ay.:-
The dwelling house Of one CT the Methodist
Ministers engaged on the Liberty Circuit caught
FIRE last SATURDAY night, and in e few
inmates reduced 10 ashes. The building was a
valuable one, built by the Methodist Church for
the use OF Ministers serving on that Circuit.
FIRE which caused considerable loss lately
occurred in Terre-Hautc and another likewise II
Nincennes.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

u For rare account of -ernpaon fracas or
Jumping in Illinois, Foreign ard Domestic aiscei-
lanies Ice Breaker &c. First Page
~ For Poem, and the conclusion Of a Tale OF
the Little Lake sec Last Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

FROM Mexico some Inter intelligence has bees
received at New-Oreans, confirming the accounts
pSbsaei By Saturday. After prolonged
struggle, Santa Anna has succeeded IL overtu.niag
The Government. Bu.,anenie IS in prison, at tue
mercy of the coneueror, around whom the troops
with their officers have rallied. The rumor pre-
vailed thar Santa Anna preparing 10 dispatch
expeditions 10 reconquer Texas, CamPeachy. and
rebascc. A'narIcaa-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

Wrhe Senate IF Tennessee ha. not yet agreed
20 60 into an Election of L. S. Senator's, but it
probably will d. so.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

u Notice.-TAe Members Of the NEW YORK
ACADEMY OF SACRED MUSIC are notified that a full
rehea-sa will be held Friday afternoon at o'clock
the usual place, at h ali the performers vocal and ia
strsnenia, are requested 70 be present punctually
El6l- T. CLARK, Sec'y.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

~ DAVID PAUL Broys will lecture before the
Mercantile Library Association at Clinton Hall
this evening. Subject The Ruin: Passion.
Those who would secure eligible seats must 8"
cdrv
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

" Mrs. MowA1r gives her second Readings
rora the Poets at Stuyvesant Institute this evening
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

u DR.. ". &. Wallace will lecture tia Phys-
elocy OF the heuEa, and continue his practical iusra
.Atoas OF operation. Eye a: he Lycsuul Of Nat
ur-i History. Bro'as,y Prpee OF Thursday asI
a. - clock, studeais and Physicians invited
10 attend. niS 81
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

II Emporium of Chenp Garments ~,
Public requested to call snd examine the ''y'
touts, Writer Frock., &c. offered at 2ss B'''-,
American Ho,e! upder t,e assurance that the same
be found 10 csmpor with the ~orH of any bod'e :,
trade, While the pr,c.s are ,ieh aust offer ~
MIL ,y,o q, Draper AID T'is
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

y From the Journal OF Con nerce * 81 nisleref
gc;leaeu ni.y their whiskers, cy e5rer. aud har
aact. piece OF ELK ald psrfs without In
jury tx hair ana occasional application keep
his doe, 10 be generally understood, hu
f.c,-s-sy hars ndmoaisi TO get this article
ss'ch to be iOugd Il ,dsn Lane ths city arc
i. TIE Fast ndiza Hair oe that has Of late become
famous per.ons Who gay regard 10 taels per
soaal appes rancs
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

q The Portrait of HgSRY CLAY, announced
in another column, is to be painted Oy a. SMITH,
60 White vt. We arc assured that it will be
worthy the subject-how could it be moro
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

- SrEr rP 70 rHE CAPr.INs OFFICE and pay YOU
passage ley say beard Of steamboats, Step up To
Pcase's & Sons, - Division 81. say We, and buy
some CT heir HOAKHOUaD CANDY. We have had
cent occs- o. 10 ry IT, s,d cured Us NJ colo slick
a rrca.s TIE i.nkee. Seriously, however, ihs
l. . most capital article for coughs colds and ashnhs
po-ses.e. the quality OK Gu colo almost
yor GET Il. We speak from cxpefIaentaI knowledge.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

l. If after I'll We have III Inc Tribune within the
last week the subject OF EheuBatsp there any Of
reaucrs their friends That suffering with this
di,esse II Is no; our fault We have pointed
ey that certain knowledge Is ef-ctua, nd proba
h A. near certain rs airy human be, AID tod
ir-- f4c= plainly and IN many forms thar 1t caapo
fail have been impressed upon the mind Of any
roasing the articles.
Wa should be very sorry indoed If any were so muck
governed by .ejldicc that they could not remedy
50 beneficial.
We have no interest it, AID not paid for pulling
asd therefore assertions ought TO have weight Ii
they have sl sufferers sead Maiden Lane, No H. for
the Ser,s and Boue LinTaeni, aud If they do
IN II rib> s;ragsencd aud pains dispe.o 3D. then viii
cor fass that "a are no fec'ors.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

Il Mercantile Library Leciures,-Tsssut
Lecture of the regular Course vii be delivered at ChEs.
Hall ,hi, russcas) evening, at half past O'Clock, D.
DAVID PAU. BROWN, Esq. CT Philadelphia. Subiec,.
. Rnlisg Passion
Tickets for the Cosrs, be obteinca a; the LSruy
By order LEWIS McMgiLEN, Rec. Secy. Ii
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

U Particular Noticc.-Those persons aa'l
furniture Of any description to dispose Of who
breaking up house keeping, will find ready sale if y
portion or all of their goods, by sending their address
oalng upon the sub.erber. Goods 20 nny amousiP'
chnsnd OF I'm % F. COTTON. lg7 Chatham sIlocL
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

MAlL RorBgRT.-'rhe great nail made up a
Augusta. Geo on the 23d ult. for New. Orleans, ha
been stolen, with its contents. It is supposed Il
have contained the Nsw-Yors mail Of the 10Th alt
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

Seficc.-The public nD'ified that Covert sso ~
ed office for the sai- oil Cover rs BALM OF LIZ
at No. l3t Nassau Il under Clinton Hall. He inyi.'
public. and particularly those who are afflicted VIZ
enars Of the lungs end wndpipe to cali aud * i|i''
certificates frcm Physicians, Clergymen and otnef'
feels assured that tao,e who vii do 90 will seeoSs
ned tbitit Iz the article they need. For DysPeP'"
may he considered ALMOST M iafsilible cure
Also for sale by Haley. Pheps & CO., III va i
Rsshicn Aspinv= 10 Broadway, 10 A,:of c =.
William -, Comstock & Go. IL Maiden sae, Il e.
ny, lf0t Bowery az S''
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

" Comfort In GhnyinS SCORED by the uss
Chapmaa's Magic Strop, l02 William IT. (s) DIV
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

Y TIE presidca, has rece ynizcd James B.
Brhu as Ccnsrl OF the Kingdom of Hanover, toi
the Port Of New-Oreans.
The Ple.iient has also recognized Charlie
Chris ian Hohenbcrgc7 as Consul Of Austria for
the Por, Of Nev.Orlean<.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-22
CLARKE'S OFFICE.

Saturday 9Th. Lcesburg, Class Dat Alexandria
prize Of 5000, 1900 1000, COO, GOO BOO 2jO ~ oil
lO0n, Go Of 6OO, 90.
The attention Of nv friends In the country, Sc is par
culuy directed 10 the above Schemes for March, present
ing ~ hey 30, for tnnu investment opportunity no
often Of acquiring handsome fortune Tor little above
moeoeiof whistle, A. am determined very shorty Ia
let slip through my fingers rerg i0rFs prizes orders had
better be iorworded speedily 10 secure them, 10
tel GHASrAtN CIARKE'a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-22
ny LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
c0rrs'pSndsnes Of hs United States Ca.sits.
NEW YORK Ea.n.x ID Al

, socks arc generally better to-day. U. States
Bank closed at l6i. There is very little doing in
Iofe,sn Exchanges, the Quotations are London Ola
"a Pars 80 Red Back money 10 expected to
improve IN consequence OF the approaching open
ing oil tbs navigation but there is no change in the
rates Of discount, no' any more purchased than were
y'steiday; Exchange on Philadelphia in good de-
msnd to day IA.
The Cotton market is becoming quite brisk,
hough prices do not advance. 200 bales were
bought to-day FOR export Only small sales Of flour
TO the trade.
Prices at First Bo,rd-U. S. Bunk 16ai; Del. and
TUCSON s,iaSi; N. A. Trust i6iai7i; Vicks-
burg 81; Mohawk 53ai; Paterson "A; Stonington
sStas6; Harlem 24ia2Gi; Long Island 5Ii; $1,000
New York 81 per cents sol; $1,000 Illinois per
cents 81; $1,000 Indiana penis 52i.
Sale. at Second Board-3i0 N. A. Trust, liza
slii % Mohawk, SAY; SO Harlem, 25i; so United
States Bank, i6i.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-22

~" Advertisers are requested 10 hand n tho =
advertisements nj as early an hour Of the'oay 40
practicable. a u advertisements intended for inser
ton in the ensuing days paper, must be handed in
before 5 O'Clock, p NJ, and those intended for in
seruon in Mondays paper must be handed in on
day after.
next, the 23d instant, IT " o'clock, IN tho First
Baptist Church, by tho Rev. J. q. Jeter before the
CafpenterS Benevolent Union. The Mechancs
and citizens in Richmond, and is vicinity, arc We
specially invited TO attend NH %
~ Admttance fee Of charge.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-22
VALUABLE LAND IN HENRICO CoIIS-
TY, FOR SALE w.

tJOhstANl 10 decree Of the County Court NJ Henr;e
ptonounces on the 9Th day Of March ieti In rs,,s-
depending IN which Susanna = Peasants anil M,
me- FleAsanis are plaintiffs and Eliza j. HaIlowe ,nt
gSTs are uetIs We, the undermined will pa uses ,
tNDAh the 18th day Of the present mop, IL fair IL not
W INC next lar DAY theIeafe ~ the premises the hour
p y, SloeF SELL al public auction TO the higbest
ouet ta valuable tract of land containing 900 acres an
Joseph Peasants sided the time OF bia DEAN
hu When hes on Chickahomny swamp and adjoining tbe
anus OF henry L. Carter, GeTvas Storrs and otherabo
one noiety OF this land Is frsrate ChicsbomiHv low
H9uhds Wen adapted 20 the cultivation Of Herds frssS
and ess liable To overflow than lands on The smp
tne othef moiey Is high land pau Of which lie we'll tim
neIeu 20 me premises there Is large brick dwell M.
mousse, and oiher necessary houses and Improvement T
We accommodation Of large amiy. Rarely s such vau
aole properly oheTed for sale aud capitalists are Invited 10
y the iafm. which will be shewn BY either Of Inc sb
place WV e'ues oh INC
TERMS OF sALE-one-fourh part Of the pureI,,ss
money 10 be paid In cash, and the residue In II ~ AMI 2l
months IN equal payments. The credit payments M 10
secured py bonds with approved security and ecd ~
Trust on the land. HENRY 4 CARTER @N'e" "
D.. -, ALGBRNON =. sTORRs
no. Immediately aler the sale Of the Allow. tr'rt ot
Land will be odon he premses one Barodche and Har-
ness one wagon anf JaiS The stock Of Horses Cows
a. hoss ne crops Of Corn Fodde Oats and Hay, some
household Furniture, and al the FaTmi,.. ufenss an
WI 6e nree out for the balance sfhe wear ssvs, 1sy
lEkhs-AH sums under $40 cash over mat ann, y
months credit will be given. f -
-, SUSANNA = PLEAsANTs
ma ~ By Henry 4 Garter Aufv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-22
TRUST SALE

pl virtue Of deed OF trust, executed by BENJAMIN w
- Green and Julia Ann his wife, and Hamilton A. Cren
shaw 10 me, will sell by public auction, highest bid.
der for cash, on WEDNESDAY, 2lst day OF Apr next
hall past clock, In the afternoon, or the Iro
perry owned by said Green between the Penentary and
expenses OF the sale, and the sum OF ST
hye hundred collars with interest from the LIST day
Of February, 1870, till paid.
The property comprises about acres Of Land upon
which there are nineteen brick now occupied
by good tenants.
!sIsEejl THos. D. QUARLES, Trustee
plat Of this property may be seen al our ofsee
UNI ~ w q IL. Ancfs-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-22

We are authorized to state that the unpleasant
difficulty which originated this day in a discu ssion
between the Hon. John Hill and Col. Edmund w
Hubird a, this place, has been amicably adjusted
by the Intervention Of mutual friends in a manner
highly honorable To both Of these gentlemen.
f. N. WATKINS,
PHIL. A. BOILING,
PEYTON X. BERKELEY,
Prince Edward g. H., 18th March, 1871.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-22

NEW VOCAL MUSIC.
IE subscriber has ius received very large lot Of Vo-
- cat and Instrumental Muse. Tho following s he, Of
lewoi tic newest Songs, via
- my loves bonuy 2 A., ,su.
Away DER the Lake ~ ""''''
ZONE praise gallant Captain
t.h the merry days when were young
Mary now The divide ~
She thought would tcil-Cneurnrr
The t i,sST'I ~. , .s,ss,c,,., Domrstsr
pray for thee
Not Tor mc-uot for me
Numc come 10 me my rover
The Pirate Crew.. q Knirm
Merry Old Christmas
Pilgrims aud Wanderers
Pfuuilv and wiic our standard diss
SACRED LYRICS, No 6-Thc Dove Of the Arb
DO DO I-Chust shilling tho Tempest
. y. ~ TAYLOR
mn Music stove opposite the Ranks.
DRINCIPE AND REGALIA SEaARst-
Nun 'Rcudou brand
bOo Lagrange 90
30 Quiuaa 30
Landing per schr John stull For sale
NH u WILLIAMS a HAxAIL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-22

Gentlemen: Permit a disin,orestsd individual
through the columns Of your paper, to call the at
tention ofthe farmers Of Virginia, and especially the
msmbsrs Of The Lsgisiaiufs to the Straw Gutter in.
vented md patented by Mr. G. T.. Bolts have
seen Il IN operation, and have examined the ma.
chine, and feel no hesitation in pronouncing II TO be
the best Straw Cutter that ever saw, both for du
liability and simplicity Of construction, and ficly
~ cutting. GARLAND HANES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-22
FRESH SPRING GOODS
BOOTS AND SHOES

DOOlS AND SHOES.
w T. nave Just received, per schr NarraS,nsa,, e.
80 Boston, me following fresh and fashionable boot
na,r @ Nch we viii sell by the package dozen ar
give US a call. Viz. arc invited to
- PAR Ladies' fine Leather Spring heel Shoes
iSo 90 Mems lined and bound sewed Brogsns
e. 30 90 do 60 Shoes
- 10 GEMS very superior Pump pegred Roots
per schT John Slull, from Philadelphia IA dies, very
superor french Morocco slippers, McCurcys; Cent?
uleh line Calf skin Navy Shoes and Croc keitis =
,,,,.,, - ID. BURLINGTON * CO.,
NH Is 49, ~ tIun 1s DeaIers,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-22
ID ~ Cilifntof .Monrn. IYnrA

The writer Of this invites your attention to tho
fact that IN the ticket for Common Councillors pro.
posed for your adoption in the Compiler Of Saturday
last, the names OF James T.. Heath and George w.
Munford were omitted. Ili hoped the mere men.
ton Of thi, fact will be sufficient to stimulate every
one who Justly appreciates the long tried fidelity
and valuable services Of these gentlemen TO attend
the Polls,
VorgR oF MoERoE WARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-22
OREM a MORT"C

WouLp respectfully inform the citizens thar I'M b.,
Just TeseNed oy the steamboat Columbus fresh
uppy, winch IN addition their former sfort NO.
et assortment complete, Of Fashionable READY Nsss
Ciothlhg, made OF the best materials and
chased for In this city, ~ fu-'iJ can De puF-
1entenen IN want Of Clothing would 90 well 10 call anil
examine our stock before purchasing elsewbeTs 80 A
E SPENCE, Agent
sign OF Orem a. Morlng Main 49,,
80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-22
BY INLOEs s BROTHER
VALUABLE LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY
AT AUCTION.

AT AUCTION.
on MONDAY EVENING. March pa. IstI will no soId
by catalogue, the entire Library ofa very eminent and dis
nguished member Of the bar. This collection IS Tar SUI
sale OF law Books this season, hoped that those In
want Will avail themselves chance 10 procure rare
valuable works. In the Library viii be found
kicsns Abridgement; COke's institute; Thomas Coke:
Christians Blackstone; fuckers DO; Coke's Reports DIV
ers do Sakclds do; Talbots Cases. Lord Kenyons Re
ports Douglass do; Burrows do Easts do; Taunton DO:
Maue aud Sclwyns do; Coy's Cases: Espuass Reports
Coventry and Hughes Digest Chy's Equity Digest: Rus
sell on Crimes, Arehibalds Civil and Criminal Pleading;
Williams Executors Luicris Electoo Cases; Morean5s
Essays; Cooks Bankrupt Law; Dallas Reports Cranch's
dos Whcatons dos rtory the Constitution; Serreants
CONSTITUTIONAL Law; Rights Amgucan Ctizspi Rawie On
the Constitution; kenps COmmentaues, Harris and Nc
Henry's Reports; Bbh'G 10. Digest Kentuc Nv Law.
Canes Reports; Tyers do; New Jersey do Halsfeads o
Peters Decisions; Supplement- Revised Code; Virginia
Cases. Wythcs Reports Washingtons IN; Cals DO: Nun
ord's 10; Henung and MunfOTds do: Gilmers do Ran
ioph's DO Leighs DO; Tates Digest Shcppards Tonch
dents Equity Craftsman Rohinsons Forms and Practice
MISCElLANEOtS-SmO England JEsfinburnb v e.
view SOW Quarterly Review, 3Oy; Westminster DO Div:
American Quarterly, y; EinboTouEh Monthly do 2sv;
Nnrh American DO }v Select Journsi London Quarter.
w Hhorcus do Sir VIM Jones Works l3y; sir James
Stewart d. sy BurEe's DO; DIR Johnson's do Hume nol
lett and Bisseu, ~ Roscoes Lorenzo DE Medci; Liyy;
Heroditus, Tacitus and inGcyes; British Essays Mi
lous History; Dtake's Lit Hours Mschaevas Works; L.
lands Demosthenes, Giles Aristotle, DO View ot the
no Catalogues Of the whole collection will be ready for
delivery on Saturday.
nah is a b. Aucts
POSTPONEMENT
Owing 10 the unsettled safe Of the weather, We vere
eccving the following library in time con se
March 5ih. Many valuable addions viii ba made and
Catalogues ready Wedne sday, 2fth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-22
GRAND EVENING ERT
THE MASTERS HUGHES.

lrig YOUTHFUL MtNsrREIs
Most TcapC ctfuly inform the citizens Of Richmond
W that they will give Concert at the TERPsICHORE
HALL, on TUESDAY NEXT, March 23rd IsiI-to com.
Wence ~ nall paaI O'Clock Tickets - ccnts each: hill
dren hai price. For particulars see bills. NH 7O-td
sELLING OFF AT COST, FOR cAsn
INlb subscriber, Intending discontinue husinezs In
Richmond offers HE entire stock oI seasouabIe Dry
Goods al cost for cash Persons wishing supply the M
selves would DO well 10 call His stock consists OF
the io.lowinat
Superior blue, black aud fancy eoourcd Cloths and Cass
DO PLAIN figured satin and velvet vcstinrs
DO Cashmere and Swansiown 10
Superior assortment Of -atinctts and Kentucky Jeans
korscys and iinseys
French and English Merinos
Rose, Whitney aud striped Blankets
White and req Flanncls
An assortment uf Engsh French ant American Prints
BLACK, lead and fancy coloutcd Mousiu dc Lanos aud
Chalys
supenorhlsok apd blue black Gro dc Rhine SILKS
Plain and 6Eurcd fancy colourcd silks
DO DO do black Bomhaziues
Checked striped aud plain Jackoucit Swiss Mualns and
Camhucs
Irish Linens Lawns and Diapers
100, " and lff Damask Table Cloths
Dafnask Napkins aud Towels
PLAIN and hcmstitchcd linen Csmhric Hdkfs
Linen Cambria aud French laws
-, 78and - Red Ticking
Real EnrHsh long Cloth
Apron Checks
Brown ADD bleschcl Couons, and cotton OEraburra
And many other articles 70 tedious 20 cuumeTaic
I. WALLER,
" street, Shoe koo hin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-22
BY WILLIAMS 6 HAXALL.
VALUABLE PRoPERrX ,n.ncnnor

VALUABLE PROPERTY, AT AUCTION.
ph IhIkSDAh 18th instant, al O'clock p. NJ on the
premises, shall SELL auction that desirable
yng south OF the Capitol square the corner ofOh and
Bank street, adjoining the handsome buildings entJy
erected bY Seymour Vial Esq The properly to be sold
FONTS about5s feet Bank eei runs bac towards
street about - feet which spacious frame build.
ing Tor many years used Boarding House, and also
three story brick house suitable for family the rear
- small building suitable for Office The kite hens AZ
brick and the yards paved.
Terms liberal and will be made known on day Of sale
BY order Of the Executor Robert Greeuhow sr dec
mn Is " A G,ctS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-22

Poknmoke River Lottery Of Delaware Class No 10 f,r
sllITo be drawn at WILMINGTON, Tuesday, March Ji-
OF COO OF so, of 400 dc. 60 NOs-i2 drawn W,oIss
sl-shares in proportion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-22

N efer for sale On terms
w bnD lbs Bacon
5ODO do Cotton Yarns
100 sacks salt
9Olbs White sugar; 400 10 While HI vana do
tons Country Iron; do Blissered Sseel
2sO lbs Shot; ~ boxes Candles; 81 DO ssoap
sICroN, New Orleans and ojher sugars
p bags Coffee
3half pes French Brandy
do Imitation do
do Holland Gin, Scheidam
Madeira Sherry, (palc aud brown Port, ClaTet
and Champagne WINES
~ hhds Common Whiskey
80 ibis 10 do
20 do Old do
p do No HeTrugs; 5hhds Molasses
5Ohve gallon Demohns, - one do do
50rcams Wrapping Paper
% do Writing do
Ginger; Pepper; Starch; Rice; Flour: Tobacco
Nails; Backing; Chocolate, Cigars; Brooms
Mustard Bed Cords; Plough Lines: Stoneware, &c,
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-22

TO The VoirS Of the CITY Of Richmond.
You are informed that poll will be opened NJ
the next spring eleciionior SAMuEL Taylor, Esq.
10 represent this city as delegate 70 the nsxt ~
gisl .turo Of Virginia. MANY VOTERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-22

IMPORTED, per ships Franklin aud PTesi TENT one buii
superior old Pale sherry, one HID old Jamaica Rum
Two pipes pale Cognae Brandy London Brown stout and
Dolphin Cheese Also, received from New YORK % has
keis aud boxes Anchor Champagne and Hockheimer
Wine. For sale. RANDOLPH & HARRISON
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