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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURES

The Wings OF the district ofAllcgany aud Blu, 'er
'ol"u's' elect the State Senator by ro,e! There
were two Whg canji laies, which accounts for the
ciosencss oithc vote. This, we believe. secures the
wing aseondrncy in The State Senate making par
ties stand in that body q Wings to 6 Loco Foes
The LoeOs have very large majority in tie
House
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

YELLOW FEYER.-we have New orlefns
papers To the 6h. bat find nothing new in them =
The number ofdeaih from fever are not so great,
because the number OF strangers and others liable
To the attacks Of The disease fewer
The 81 LOUIS Pennant. of the 18Th. mentions
three deaths at that ciiy during the past week from
yellow fever The individuals had come from New
Orleans,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

DISTRICT SCHOOLS
the aS ~sfs T1 S'saasoi
posed I r s " ne @
@ .S true Led Ss s 90. %ss. 1aa' ,s by apYy
for h. esS $ %
% ia % sia % si':
districts established where audi lying
S ss %s a ss" fs p" our Commonwealth
& % sa a a 5 ds . aS %'@s
S,s%.o,g T a. a@' and by s records
% sSns of all e I a %s 1
dCn gss% J%d ,sT SH& Uoin%
s sr 1Tsi Ss;h 4
discharge s Samis rot % e s aa the and faithful
money whom deeply i%sy
s ~s S@,pG a .1 ss5 S and ne public
Sla 6sS aa % %ss Sass ass
and %s ssya 5 s Is S s3 Gy 5 g
.ScS p a Tl 5 s s s and
WARMING ssS oi2 % s sS T # S s
mens issn
ef e of WIN" M ppSs%s @yIs T ~ "o m, @ ppns a
e children s ee pn what 2 s a @ 0 % Ssf to s I
s" hi S and guard oar liberty
se% %n Ef and G s %e TG
@ % @ %s % 1e u 5 81 a %
"s % ss%asi as of n6"
WIZ s.1
%S :1 @o "e g: s 9 q: g ss % ssssa
% SS 1 ; s f Eo" soa ns 1sab E r
Independence
% sa and l a DE S,n "ni en-
S6 nn TIE 81 an s m @ condition long
while
. @ % urge ron warn or The same causes ~hn ra@a
hcco gceusmu only rll
nIr YIN 5oos uc An invisible
institutions extending Icn aorI @ sT Irpg T,
.s o; uasai give
ai anu Ie ttz@re hr revenue the industry intel
we under these Iter n,us Their wealth m n
Po ganI~ on @ zng MI" Shs i G vI , W" these the 'p
yms and HSsn hi, 5aEs the form epao"
by ei nanl ere
cords our courts q. decrease Of crime then should our all
% ,gs s PTTs fIsen Virtue Sustaining and %
Ieat Of old when the s.nFmg Presence
which rolled slow" deued d.aIyw nh
nIantv upon
choice id the P sg T y Ma% our connected
have you our clio" and forward
fused discussion excited nndn deep feeling Of andpr
% a' ne lG theoretical outline system Education applicable
sncn snail S~s red long and weary between adoption
the epap o g bo A4 before these Mnss shall DC perfected
The law live. great system
e nT R s @ " Of rS and the om % who shine
w% la~e" ca.u SS Y o a InI n% o G
f millions tor the ssnan Of the p An' now shall old Vnn be numbered with the
horn dawn1s
gn and w%
elevated whose lives wti ec'n
IN Mercy il trump descending,
On Rs coi cheek s%.1s n ls@ ni hIs bloom gr
-, Aud from enmb
hope. by ga"s
GEORGE TIoSTsoI !
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG Committee.
WI Il WI q Es T.
OF THE EDUCATION CONVENTION,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

The radicals in tbs senaioria district ploce great
reliance upon the apathy Of ne wings Perhaps
They Judge rightly but we think every good. aud
true wing will be out Oh Thursday to support his
principles and serve his country
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

UrPEE RIVERS There has been a small rise ia
the lower part OF Illinois but The upper river Is r,.
ported to be falling. The upper Mississippi is lll.
ling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

MARRlED-ln this city, on TUESDAY nIorning
the 18Th inst. 10y the Rev. William Arms,rong
Mr.. RoDEEIcK MooDEY. Of Steu 5enviIle. o 40
Mss VIRGINIA ; daughter of Dr. Jo,n Eon. ofrn.s
city - 49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

The Hon. JONES KbpIca Of Rhode island died
Of hi' residence On Pautuyst on Saturday last re
fell deed while cynvsrug
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

The Hon. Tristan Burgess will deliver the INTRO
d"c'ory lecture before the New York Lyceum.-
The particular subjo { Of his lecture has NOT been
announced
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
COMMONMEATm ~ 80,

The people Of The county Will. We fully believe
90 their duty on ThurIJay next. and vote for Col
fh"'H by hundreds Will The city be behinI
Them
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

~ The merchlnt, IN N,ichez arc beginning 10
ct out ships for the Liverpool trade direct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

MRS. JARVIS AGAIN.-One Of the New York
papers says That Mrs Jarvis the lady whose divorce
case has excited 50 much attention, and her dnurh.
ter were publicly admit ed members Of the Roman
CnihnIic Church. The ceremony took place At 81.
Pluls Chufch ia Brooklyn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

POPULATION.-By the late census. It is nscer.
tanned that there are ~ the United States 1919.
266 white males, and 93J Sal white females
Total l4ls9lO7. Free colorcd persons 3S6.2l5.
slaves 2.lo72l3 Grand total Of the population Of
The UnIIed Slles over seventeen millions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
Ma wmARIox

Sir-li Is requested that you would
announce county meeting At the house Of I'm +.
Foster. m Tt,udclpAia. Saturday The % inst.
IL IL expected that Col. John Parrioit and Alley
NeMman, Esq. will be present. nj The meelng
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

Major Tochm1n is lccruriug IN Boston, upon Po.
land.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

There Is not news enough in our mail this morn
ing TO Oil Wrehs eye II is indeed dry picking
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

The Temperance reform is progressing with IN.
orampled success IN Green aud Fayel,e COS. Pa, the
hills seem to be on Gre, The barrels Of wbi.kev
end brandy ore rolled into the street made rostrum,
from whi,h TO preach temperance aud then sci on
fire.
COMMONWEALTH vs.. SEMMEs. The last
Charlottesville JcfsrsOnian informs us that upon fe
non appearance Of young Ssmmes, who sometime
since KILLED Professor Davis Of the University Of
virginia and who was boiled ont last summer IN
TIE sum Of SIS 900. dtiauli was entered ar,,o.,
hn' and a rule made against him and his serpr
'''' feturuable az the next term Of The court q,
''o" cause Why judgment should not be bad ON
her i'rieited recysn.z ,ncc The Jedarsoniun adds.
40 expectation exists IN hiss community that rb,.
''u'g man will ever return here tie may there.
ore be considered clear"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

eh'Gntieth OF Baltimore, has heen convicted Of.
murder ia the second degree He was indicted Tor
the murder OF Bigham. The punishment is impri-
sonmcni not less Thar two nor more than eighteen
years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

NERMONf.-rhe Legislature OF the Gre n
Mouniain State is organized. anI the bu>iucss OF
the session commenced in business-ike manner.
On Friday last the principal business was the elec
ton Of State Officers, which, we are happy to see
resulted as follows-ln election of each officer 5e.
ing effected on the first halu::
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FRIDAY, October 30, 4 D. m. {
FLOJR.--We mole an improvement both IN tho
price and demand for Howard Street Flour Sales
of considerable parcels of good standard brands we
made from stores yesterday and this morning at rs
which is an advance of l2i cents per barrel since
Monday We quote the receipt price by wagons at
$50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
CHEAP EMPORuM

No 81, Water Street. WheehAg Ia.
ME subscriber Is no receiving from the e,s,
II an unusually large aud we'll selected st,ck q
fail ami Winter Dry Goods, to which he ,nv,,os
ne iSimcT customers and purchasers genrralIv
i ne lOhOwlnS comprises his stock IN part VIZ
blue, black, brown, cadet, and steel u,,v a
ptOai cIolhsj extra, super wool dyed black ma
olue Oiack aud Invisible green do; blue bIact
Iu'ehuer and ribbed London cass!ineres: 20 NE
e. diamond, pilot, beaver, bear skin, and H.,
shln C'Otlsj % pieces situnetts, various sb,dC.'
ahI q'ahtlcs' p pieces Glasgow leans. kcre,,.
anu hl Atd mydOliIT, baavCrteeus e .rds an, ~
ial0 cloths, English and FrenCh tnore"o. VI
90 o. nsazeens, rel, white, green ana d,,,a.'I
hlnnels. heaVy and some twIled, doe sam ~
canton Manned, all COioTs, Dledched and b,o,..u,
ahI % surfing aud shtCtlng gum ,Is,,
suspehaeTsi wOisted do, cotton and ooh -'. 10y. ~
uDl-' country Knit hat hose, a general 49,,
liiJill VI hedEy gloves aud hosiery sbIft, st,ct
COarsi OJsJms, knlt shirts drawers bocts sI'.nas'
hdts' caps, all Of the latest fasblone 80
large assortment Of "SV
READY MADE CLOTHING.
due, black, brown, steel mixed. anJ csr., ,.,;.
~ NlS'n ufess aus trOCk coats, Kentu.kV is,,
~ cSs ono rock coats and coates. ovsr az a.
.i 'HI Cioih' pilot, Ion shin ana bear ann b,.
i,oCN coats, d. blue and green mackIno,V -.
. ~ - = 'iOcA and pea coats also an exfens 90
assOI 1"tht Oi vests aud vestInes VIZ. slid ysi,t
liH.InO, Iqsung, cloth, CASHMERE cassinet, 49,
aHu tdbby vests. Together with a general
q sssilm nj Oi cashmere casslseft AID Kt,i''rtt
- Iiuialpohs Az Of wn. ch will be sold fpr -sst
.lDil lN W 10 percent iJwsr th an aov est,bi,sL
'iS'' ~ the city. Call and see
y. GJJOas made 10 order IN the most substapfi,I
ana fashionable manner. "'Ni
OCT - -5m ALFX ROGERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21
@aa;|;a:a3S
WnrDlied R-ssh and G,n,in,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A RT1CHoKE-Grcen Globe
IA AsPARAGUs-G,ant or Dutch
,bbANs-IArge and small Lima, Scarlet Runners Broad
,o sNAP nEANs-Early China Early Yellow, Refugee or
=. BEET-Early Blcod Turuip Rooted, Yellow do. Long
o.ol; heIow French Sugar, White siesiln French su.
gRocoLI-PurPe Cape and White
@ r e,h-taIy May, DO Penton, DO Salisbury Do
larry sugaroaf DO Batersea late Ransrsea Fsi puteb
5hs, ,id Large BsrssP ptahead savoy Globe savoy
Sossu,LIFlowSRo EaLly and late
CELERY-Glant White solid, North's Giant Red
1ANkIi-Los Orange, Early Horn, Long studley, Al.
Cgsss-CmledO or PePrcrsr,ss, Wafer aud Broad Le.y.
CuCUaBER-Early Frame Early Clus,er. Whine .pr.
ed lons Green. long Pricky Che sin ior PICKING
sOnM.,1Early sugar, Esily Tuscarora
sN6 Carried
KALE-Biue Culed siberian, Green curl.d seo,,,,
fsEK-IsrEe seO,ch
LErIuCE-Reyal White heal, Ice, garly Curled siIe.
MELoN-Nuimes, Green 6SISS, Rns Apple. Malta Win.
WATER M,EEI,;LoN-Fiusst siad.
NusrARD-whHo Medicinal Black, ceoru,
oNl0N-Silycr Skinned, Yellow Duteh. Eiriy Rel
rEAs-laairetls EtiIs Early Esrly warwcE Early
Nay, f1rly FraIne, DO Charlton Hue PTsssfsn Dw.If
Nafr9wsi' Bishops Dwarf Prolific
PEPPER-Isrse Bell large yellow
PARSLEY-Fine Curled
kHVBARB-I nduiaed fof Tafts
RAnDIsil-Long Scarlet short Ton Long salmon Wine
fufnip Scarlet lump Yellow %, Black spanish
-klSlFN OF VEGETABLE OYSTER
SPINACH
souAsiI-Eariy Bush. Grunge wsued white Crook
Neck 49, ''N
rONATo-Laree Red and yellow
low Maltese, Rcd TOP, Rus Bsxs N' w
FLOWER ROOrS aud SEEDS-A larse asso,tp,.n,
POT and SWEET HERB SEEDS
Also many Seeds enumerated
aa-em WIIIIaM n 49,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21
PROCEEDINGS OF Tnn COMMON HALL,

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMON HALL.
AZ an adjourned meeting, on Monday. the 18Th
inst, Present; --Messrs. =. ID. Crenshsw, Samuel
Sa6Ie,,, WIN. c. Allen. James Bosher. otis Man
son. u. n. Myers, J. A. lancaster, Joseph Mayo,
and VIM. A. Patiesoa.
The President being absent, Mr.. Suble was cal
led TO the Chair.
Mr. B,sher presented the following report:
"rhe Committee appointed by the Common Hall
10 ascertain what repairs and improvements ne
ecsssry 10 be made to the City Jci for the preser-
walton Of the building, and tic safe custody and
comfort OF the prisoners, beg leave respectfully TO
report, in part: Tha, they have examined the
same particularly with respect TO the comfort of
tue prisoners confined therein, and from an exper:
ment made this day. are OF opinon, that IL fuel Of
me proper KIND, aud in sufficient quantity be used
~ith the present fixtures that ut least half Of the
cells may be made very comfortable. They recon.
mend that sheet.ron doors for the grating Of the
doors, and cast iron for the pipes in each cell
be procured: that sum sufficient, be appropriated
Tor the purchase II stoves supply the place OF
the furnaces, and for additional stoves, should il be
found expedient upon farther trial TO use them
The cost or the whole cannot, in our opinion cx
coed the sum Of $780,"
The report Of the Committee was approved, and
the sum recommended by them was appropriated
10 be expended under their direction.
On motion oil Mr. Myers, the election of an As
SCISSOR Tor TINS year, was postponed to "Wednesday
next: and the Hall agreed To meet again on tha
day, at o'clock, p. Nj.
On motion OF MIR Bosher, the Commissioners o
Streets were instructed TO examine and report wha
improvements are necessary to the streets on tn
south side Of the Basin and also into the prophet,
oil paving 9lh and 10th Streets from street 10 III
Basin.
report was presented from the Commissioner
OF Streets, TO whom was referred the petition
Wm Tyree, for an increase Of his salary us Over
seer OF the City Hands. The Commissioners re
commend an increase of his salary, from $3.50, i,
present amount, 10 s750.-And the report was lai
on the table.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21
NOTICE.

IN the 3ist OF December last Mr. Ph,,n ~ ~.
sns moa 81 Law and the city OF
a. re- ony OF Henrieo, In virtue OF Judrn emf rendsr.S
The al. Iout IN the name Of Carter assignee VI. Tsbb
JunEnent was upon verdict repde ed ,6.r. :.
and contested trial. for the sum of s2s7 II c,s
ns lpai interest AMI coss-And the CouYt h..s -
nr Iabo ~ once went into Court and took ~. =.
Jrn delivering nothing in the scbetjuie yen
Ieo; moving that Mr. Tabb had hir ed out lsrv nns
DC, curing the year, and that he entited 10
Co. n lot ms services, the counsel or M
sbs,n insisted that Mr. Tabb should surrender with ss
n.s memorandum Of the negroes hired out and IN.
not sone peI for whom hired This however
,l. ., anu pehevng as We still do, our clie
80. al sucn commits sions the amount of M. id.a
- NJ caused the notice Complained Of by NJ r. 49,,
oe puonshed, as the only means Of preyen,ine .o.
Win some one other than the sherif in whom "
rights were vested, by operation OF lie s,id oa
ms vas The motive and oblect' Of the n.bIies,,I
happeared. H'e in'ehuon before
we nave no motive to njurc Mr. T.bb m h. ...,. =,
but as Counsel have duty 10 d 20
~, We can De relieved from our obisaf,on 20 o.. ~,
~, ouy ~ Saing ourselves Of every mrsns whJeh ~
- az mIn 70 ensure the recovery OF his ius,
his auer and character OF the =.
learned r. suggest that they can best n.
may In any way be Interested We "oou refer all who
iaa-,, GooDE r. Seldom,
Counsel for Plaintiff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21
CONCORD ACApENv

,h n en sesson OF this institution will eomm.nc, nj,
4, ~ feoruary and terminate the LAST Of npe
non aoJ ,h, EsIo9e county forty miles North Of Rich
49, IN p ues rom The Richmond and FTederirss
ouE kal Road The course OF in Struction
tom Of s,.sn sss9e IS orssg2 prepsra
payable in advance. n'e nohins IS sluos
- 1esiInus OF inform1on relative TO the Ar,de
NJ are referred TO the Hoa- r. NJ T. Hunter Hon IosI
ana The annexed testimonials OF Judge John
% sonthsInpion and Of Professor Rogers and IIar
tne Upuersity Of Virginia. Parents and GUARDS,
Wiz nay Sise 10 place their wards an ihis SENT
if va 1n SCI her letters TO Concord Academy caro-.
e county, va, addressed to ether of the subscTtbers
p. w. COLEMAN PTssis
j. ID. COLEMAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21
TO THE PURTTC

he Undermined has seen the whIr OF The 10, ,,,
an anonymous advertisement frevs min y. - Inet.
om making payment to him, accounf on :. =. @
he vs Is.n IN hiring out negroes taking bonds &c a.
iSi1 on the ground thar an hin riShss .-sI o
nave been vested in the Sheriff ef IJ.rricn M
49, =, OF me laws OF insolvency The under 1900
peen AZ some loss 10 understand the u,ossv. NJ
m and does not fear lis enees n me conn.,
iss ne hves-but he begs leave TO refer All =,
Se.rnes bS mn, te alluded to- Go ar a. IL
soesence) TO the following gentIemen Tor nm pIpoc
Nave .n e,pIne,,on Of ihem-namey, Nes.rn Jos,ph
Ss., w. Robert ii Csbcll, Raleigh Daniel and Tsos
Richmond, January oh Iaat n -. TAbb.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21
BIGGER'S OFFICE
RICHMOND. Va

Drawn Nos for Leesburg Academy Lottery Class Ne o.
Ss b 20 75 20 81 63 10 43 a 40 a.
paid as usual, at sight, by Ric: : IN quo
Drawn Mes. for MononEaha Lottery Class No tt
,eInlasd sy TIE drawing Of Alexandria, No drew leah
% 20 o. 60 81 50 :? 10 - &, IL 60 -
Whole ticket 20 ~ prize Of $1,000 sold and will he
i~ - 9's"'i -S USUAL Dy BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21
MANAGERS OFFICE,


JAHns PuALEu q 90.
Ofer the bliowsng schemes for The veet.
rokomoke River Losery Of Delaware C,.ss M. N ri,
s.., De Masn Wilmington, Tuestay, January ish.
eDu ho 3uO. 30U. 1865, Is Of lOn ri ~ 40
ycI AZ ioo 100. arc. 75 Nos-l2 drawn whoIes as
Oeorseioun Louery Of Dcl,ware No J. for ta,t-,o he
naen At wilmington "Wednesday, Jan % cspit.,- ss(n
60" iV IooO, Of 700. u SO Of 40 or 2n In,
~. &C. % Nos-lo drawn. whoies s2-shares In pro.
oxomoke River Lottery Of Delaware, Class No - for
De drawn AZ Wilmington Thursday January 2lst
Sspnns-sn00 GOO. 900 1900 1870 Of 1000 81 Go
oi 81 10 S0 OF So, &C. ~ Nos-i2 drawn Wl,oes
sio-rhares in proportion.
aokom9ke River Lottery Of Desvare Class No. a. for
ri-,o De dawn al Wilmington, Friday, January 2ld
5JtO, 40oU 800 900 1880 10 on ISfn 0
sharesin proportion. "
schoo. FUND Lottery Of Rhode Hand Class No 25S 9Th
SO DC drawn in the City OF Providence Saturday
Isnnsy ,fd. Captais- Of $1,000 OF 300 Of 6DO
80, OF Ioo< % OF 1000 &c rs Nos-l2 drawn wholes
shares and packages, in all Lotferc. of which
Ssnes rhacn x Co. are Managers NAV al any time he
found A. the above Office. ~ -' " ' "'e oc
ornefs from part Of the Union will the sam.
noeniai aud Immediate personal appie :.
~ ~ mane. JAMES PHALEN a. 90.
y 20 Managers. Richmond Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21
BY LANCASTER, DENNY & Co 1's@;
A CARD
VI THE RICHMOND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
TO THE PURI.IC

THE Richmond Library Assoc,sfion t.k.. n,..... /,
non ne public that their course Of Lecture
upon various Literary and scientific subjects r,li 80
mehSe on wednesday Evening ex Jan Sth Al III i,
O'CLOCK, al the First Baptist Chuich - Aii Pas'
upleet oil the address will be "7he iaausne. of ia
edss upon the prosperity Of ereTv conn,,nii,
e eo'se3heN inrporfaree Of Infeueeuai euiffr
Geo. Tucker. WIN Oe 'uuse III. 81
the intention OF the Association TO have Iee,,r.
weekly from our most distinguished and talented mar
M mace proper arrangements for the Lighting and
,he e Shufc they hope the public will respond 10
"s importance OF the subject by attending -f W
The high reputation Of the Lecturer alone sh,,,,.
,ahhuss sulence, but when connected with the es.
ap.shment oil an extensive valuable Ijbr,ry
A2 ne 70 al The appeal Is made more forcibie
nc attention of ladies these ecuresis par,ir,I. in
WED as their presence will aid the cause OF IHsrara
give eclat TO the entertainment. anu
Tickets for admission fer eac nerson viii h. q. ~
and can be had At all the Bookstores 4, "a "a,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21
All Prizes.

All Prizes.
virginia state Lottery, decided by drawing Of MARYLAND
- Lottery Class No. for January 2SL siI
drawn ballots Scheme: capital prizes sf
Of 500 400 i7s, Of 3Oo Of 800 Is o. "a
- o.. ickeIs slo-,shares In proportion. 4 seracate
shares in proportion. ~ ' ~ wv
for ueke'sin any quantity, address
for Tickets aud Shares Ceniaeates Of Psesasos In
any OF Tie above spienId Lotteries be very rariclar 10
ID. N. HOfr & CO.
n, .--, Richmond, Va.
a. above. -'' ""'"i"e
from any the United States by
% OF oterwlse, enclosing cash prize Tickets thanh
prompt auentlonas personal application and the result
adiressedto N ~ uny IT - ~ ~
US- All Communications strictly eon6dsn,;., a. 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21
READ THIS


Vie subscriber has on hand from re cent parc bases
Il very choice and extensive variety OF reisilins Drv
Goods, which Sor reasans) he Is disposed TO sell nrins
we neh ~ days. lower than such goods can be
The HuIs Of an advertisement 10 not admit n m NJ,
inp al detail nor can be necessary 10 sly more Than
mat his iaoihtics for purchasing enable him 10 a.soT
nose VINO may want, that Il embraces every variety of
LADlbs' wear, in most approved styles of
shks-plain, glace striped aud figured
s,ldWiss-tastIiaIe ohene, camels hair. Sr
nouselanes-tashmere striped, plaid and Min
athnt QUERIES, OF richly wrought syles-chean
hlchy en broidered lawn aud French eambr, tidlC.
ptonen heIino plain and stIipesi-yeKy cbeap
Rich Ss and ga French Bomta zine N-f
New Style striped Iomha1.ne
fine quality tWilisd aud plain ChaIly
SNHsSeraoIe variety Of plaid Goods for ladies' and
GEN1LEMENiS wcarin
Rich woollen velyets, Callvs yeIx.,s nm, h,.L s,,;
Ncstings $780, ' ''NN s~''''
Superior embroidered Mcrino scarfs
Every vagety Of silk CIayats aud STARTS
bssi QUALIFY English pocket Hdkts
superior qualities and good BARGAINS An Cloths
estquaiiy black and fame N Cassimer,s
parcel superior Dollars, hosons Gloves, suspendsrs
Hose aud half Hose, &e,
DOMESTIC GOODS In
iasi styles white Lang Cloths (Engish and An,
and oihei usual varieties:
And HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Linens, Toweins, sheeting, Pillow Linens, Blankets
sc, the very best makes
continuance Of patronage, so literally bestowed he
ore Is respectfully asked and customers NAV expeet u
meet tue very best goods az lower prices haa usual
elo TBOs PRICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water ,hi. day o'clock p. Nj.
VIA CANAL.
A DDIUEn

Canal Boat Lynebburg, from Lynchburg. with
, hhds tobacco, and 2i0 bLs flour, to l. Ludlam &
Son.
Canal Boat Gen. Harrison, from Lynchburg, An
derson, Master, with 3l7 boxes tobacco, and sun
Peyton, Deane x Edwards, s ID Crenshaw & Co.
J N Gordon, Fisher s. Son, Fry s. Co, weighing
SO, 562 lbs.