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The Polynesian., 1841-06-19
THE TRIUMPH or WOMAN.
, 9 e Il r :. 2.

THE TRIUMPH or WOMAN.
IN distant times, when barbrous man
Ia ceaselcss contests warrcd,
And, crushed by strife 5 relentless ban,
All social peace was marred;
Woman as umpire intcrposcd,
With pldintive eye rebuked
The slngulnc broil. The tumut closed
Strife ceased where or she-iOoked
Or, if some ruthless monster still
Her winning power deiied,
With tame submission TO her will,
lie yielded when she-sighed.
If some crime -iostcred son of Cain
TIE bonds of peace upript,
TO strict obedience forced again,
lie paused when wonan-,cept.
When thus she was with victory blest,
Her tears away she brushed;
And, y hilst rude man her " Orih confessed.
With modest pride she-biuShcd.
Now all enranccd he gazed, and spoke
His love IA language Wild;
Then o er his heart, 10 se,! her yoke,
WITH heavenly grace she-smiied.
" he thus before mans spc,l-bound eyes
Charm after charm up sprung,
lie lis cucd with a new surprise,
AS, trump ph-cloHned, shc-SaRg.
No arts such conqucsts could complete
Twas natures magic all;
'IIs bat ,chen w0man tries deceit
Inli man escapes her thrall.
May woman's power continue long,
" neh by sucn armour gained
BY tears, By smiles, By sigh3, by song,
lie sill her sway maintained!
The Polynesian., 1841-06-19
vst'ron Hunts Merchants Magazine for Nov iS4O.
gAs THE AMERICAN WHALE FISHERY.

|5Ft'ron Hunts Merchants Magazine for Nov. lSlO
|SgN THE AMERICAN WHALE FISHERY.
|&ls Continued from pase2.
The prospect of a war with England
tended to arouse the fears of the whale
|6shermcn, as they believed that their
ships, ranging over SO wide space, would
|be swept from the ocean. The " Massa-
ehusetts Bay Restraining Bill, ," tending
6restrict the commerce of New England,
xlid to exclude their whaling ships from
We Banks of Newfoundland, also fell up
III this class with heavy blow, but a
ecal relaxation of the law was made in
Eor OF Nantucket, on account of a peti-
IN from the island to that effect. The
III of the revolution soon broke out, and
( hough few direct captures were made,
anost OF the ships had opportunity to
~ safely into port, the consequence was
hkchech the whale fishery, aud the class
ofthe population who had procured their
GelIhood in this perlous traffic, were re-
dnccd to the greatest distress.
but great incOnvenlences resulting from
VIZ ItlCt lllut tIlC CpIiiiilCltc vi VIC AiliCIl-
can whale fishery was cut off from the
ooean, the people OF Nantucket prayed for
an exemption from the attacks of the en-
N y, and the petition drawn up by limo
~ Fol.!er, the agent for the people of
kntucket in 1880, resulted in a partial
Npsccuion of that commerce from this
Mt, but without very profitable results.
e whole traffic throughout the country
IS in fact suspended, and the sailors en-
= ycd in the whaling business were eli
r driven from the ocean, or earned new
rels in the naval service of the coun-
|XIhe clouds of the revolution were,
wever, soon cleared away, and peace
PIN shone bright in the heavens, cheer
and fructifying the commerce of the
hon. Nantucket, the princi pal mart of
trade at that time, was foulAl in an
I Poverished condition. The sNndred
fifty vessels which it owneds sAt the
nmencement OF the war, were dwindled
~n to a few old hulks, and the grass
The Polynesian., 1841-06-19
Vol. 2.-NO. 2.

HlN'tc, ana expressing Willingness 10 re-
main neutral in The bclIigerent operations
which succcodcd But all this was of 20
avail, and tie navioators of that island,
diverted from their ancient business, were
left to starve or to gain scanty subsist-
ence by fishing around the coast, or bv
cultivating its barren soil.
At the close of the war of 1919, the
country. it is well known was involved i'm
one common wreck but the elastic ener-
gcs of the nation revived, and the whale
fishery was commenced upon new foun-
dation, and has been advancing with a
gradual and solid growth to the present
time. During the year 1919. it was ex-
tended to many points along the coast of
New England: and whale ships were fit
ted ont from New York, Long Island,
New London, New Bedford, Cape Cod,
and Boston, which have been increasing
to the present day, constituting a source
Of great wealth to ihc beautiful settlements
that arc scattered along our northern mar
Itlmc shores, rs monuments of the liberal
ity and enterprise of that high-minded
class Of men, our American whaling mer-
chants. The growing population of the
country, and the increased consumption
of the articles produced by the hale fish
cry from the Introduction of machinery,
and the multiplied branches of trade re-
curing them, together with the more eff
cient organization of this enterprise, and
the security to its prosecution furnished
by the strength of our government, will
render it in coming time, as it now is, a
lucrative and permanent field of COM
merce.
In order to show the progress of the
whale fishery from the period which we
have mentioned, it may be proper here to
state that according to Mr. Pitkin, the
quantity of sperm oil brought into this
country in 1881, was 1O9, 200 barrels, and
of common oil, 4,34l; and of whale
bone, l.O29.69O pounds, the total value
being Bliss ,G32 dollars: that into the sim
.yle ports of New Bedford and Nantucket,
ere were brought in the year 1893. 76.-
G3l barrels OF sperm oil, ,J96 barrels of
common oil, and 729,759 pounds Of
whale5one; to which when we add tie
amount brought in'o the other ports dur
ing that year, it equals the sum of 4,O46,-
900 dollars, this enormous sum being the
product OF our domestic industry in that
department for one year. Mr. Pitkin,
who is doubtless good authority, states
that the whole numbcr of vessels engaged
in the whale fishery in 1884, was four
hundred and lhirty-lonr. the greater part
of which belonged to New Bedford. Nam
tucket and New London, whose aygre-
gate value was ten millions one hundred
and thirty thousand dollars, and employ
ing not less ,han ten thousand nine hun
drcd men. From the same source. we
learn that at this time, about one half of
the common whale oil found a market in
Europe, one quarter in the West Indies,
and the other quarter was consumed in
the United States. The spermaceti oil
imported is consumed mainly in the
United States, from quarter to third
being used in the cotton and woollen man
uiactorIcs, and considerable portion in
the engines of our steamboats,, and bv 9th
er kinds OF machinery, This consulnp-
ton, however, would be much greater,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24

MIR. CoorERs LtBEL SuIrs.-Mr. Cooper's in
dctmont against the editor of the Courier and En-
qurer was tried last week, in Montgomery county,
the venue having been changed at the instance Of
the prosecutor, the allegation that fair trial
could not be had in the county of his residence,
where the indictment was found. After protract.
ed trial, IN which tho defence relied justi-
hcnton, tue jury went out-staid long time, and
finally were discharged, being unable 10 agree. 1t
is understood that eleven for acquittal and one
for conviction.
In civil suit against Mr. Weed, editor OF the
Albany Journal, MIR. Cooper recovered 500 by
default. Mr.. Weed WIS prevented from attending
by the dangerous illness OF his daughter, and on
urgent application for delay. on this ground, was
denIed.-.E Y. Com, .Nou. %.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
RIVER REPORT.
PER STEAMBOAT LAST EVENING.

PER STEAMBOAT LAST EVENING.
Brig Glide of New York, below Harris Bar.
Schr Oswego of Baltimore, below City Point.
Schr Climax Of Georgetown, off Burmuda Hun
dreds, with lumber.
Schr Corinthian of Suffolk, off the Hundreds,
with lumber.
Schr Serenes of Oxford, off Woodson's, with
with whskey, lumber, sc.
Schr jubilee Of Baltimore, at Rocks Mills.
Sehr Weymouth of New York, below Rich.
mond Bar.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
THE HOME SQUADRON.

The Philadelphia Inquirer says;-we learn that
Com. Stewart has been appointed to the command
Of the Home Squadron. Should the Commodore nc
cept, there will I've u vacancy in the command of the
Philadelphia Navy Yard. Capt. Gwynne is now
second in commlnd.-b.
The St. LOUIS Bulletin of the 18th instant, says:
We heard report IN town Yesterday that the Hon
Thomas III. Benton was lying dangerously al at his
temporary residence in Virginia. We cannot vouch
for the truth Uf the report.-I6.
The trial Of Mitchell, the cx member Of Con-
gress, for forgery, is now in progress in New York.
ID.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
SALES
BY DAVENPORT a ALLEN

SUGARS, SC.
On WEDNESDAY, 9TH inst a. no o'eIo,k n, ,,, A..
ION store, an cn're Invoice e " 49,
W hiis prime - CtuiG sugar
ALSO,
~ boxes Loaf sugar
n hrls Porto REQ do
- bags Rio CufI,e
10 hhis Mo'assea
- ID Bacon
30 boxes @lap
On hbls No I Teftnga
." ssGs RIFE Powder Kentucky Lrani," qualify var.
- hbls Vinegar
loo boxes Raisins
10 boxes fine Teas
Brandiss, Wines. Terms as usual
ADDITIONAL.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
- cases shoes aud Boots
ALSO,
~ cases Black and Red Ink in bo,fl.,
~ = A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24

MEMORANDA.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 22-Ceared, schr Olym-
pa, KIrwan, Norfolk and Petersburg.
Arrived, schr VirmiJela, welcn, Richmond
Eliza Ann, Groves, do.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE = Co -
'OSTPONEMENT.
BY LANCASTER, DENNY s CO.

con- eiuence o. the inclemency Of .he weather ,b
SiI = postponed until FRIDAY, the 26th insts, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
BY ROBERT HILL & co. H--H'


REGULAR SALE DAY5-yfy,Ja,, py.s-..,- -
eTiday'' sale for Horses, every Safuriay.
front OF onr Auction store, - - NN.'"
fie mahogany Wardrobe
DO pine DO
Mahogany Tsbles-pine 10
low post Bedsieads
high 10 do
i.lteals, Wotkstands and washstanis
teliher Bets hair and shucx Maiiresss.
icy brass Clocks
do DO DO
Wooden Alarm DO
Plain DO
GROCERIES, &c.
SloOO lbs Bacon. hog round
Buckwhest Flour. Butter. Lard wi,c
Herring, Tobacco. soap, sugar
- ooIes Rasrs
bags Ersish wa'nuts, Boots &c
ADDITIONAL.
Wrapping Paper or all sizes
MrunS 10 OF various qualities
lmmo dsiely amer the above, al II o'elock 80. ,u Ill
within doors silver lever Watch several vo,ss a.
nhr OF Pistols, variety OF German silver Ware some
nne yeWery 70 c.ose consignment; India rubber Sn.
penIers' sewing silk, spool Cotton, &C. &c.
NJ ., r, II. & CO. Au@tA
WI also pe added 70 sa L. THIS MORNING seS.r
al "a lille ami harness HORSES RI m 20
NIGHT SALES
our sale on fhurSily Evening. 9TH Instant will CON
| M o. ~ . y S''Sk- r. II. q CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24

the h instant he day 6Ksd for the sale OF w.sl.v
rauniers, personal property will on the premises
niles anove Richmond the Mountain Road o. ~,
sac my iraet OF Land containing coo acres in parcels "a
sui and on aeeommo ating terms IfIG 10
sell will lease, or rent Tor a year. ' w
wM BYRD CHAMBERLAYNE
Henrico, Nov. 9th lsil. no no e.. ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24

Prom n New York Express. Nov "a
N. Y. MONEY MARKET CITY NEWS.
II a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24

By lNLOES s BROTHER.
REGULAR SALE DAYS tuesdays, T1ursi,y. ,n5s,.
ed for Public sale. S '''st''-
on TIT RsDAY. Nov. ., 1871 commencing AZ @! ~,
Co.'s We NJ setu front Of Sore. an ass0r men, nj
flfnIinrc, Groceries, &c. sung 40 rsTi n 1919 "
h5h0EaHy Side0Carus. Bureaus
Do ~ 90 Tables
Feather Bedssnd BcII,D-
y ooi and Cane seat CHars
Toilette Fables and WasfsfauIs
t.'"E-, OF various kinHs
Sc-rClry and BIOS Case
hgckfnG Chars. Chi1'= do. &c
BACON, LIQUORS, sc.
go ibs prime Miitlag Bacon
% resuI- Letter Paper
p 5Ds wuskey
FtesH FrkIn Butter
VI Manufactured Tot lcco
q naF FISH aud Iicrrir..
To 90 Brandy
Worn AND SADDLE HORSES.
AtIVl o'clock several good work and saddle Uprs.s
ADDITIONAL.
Rotary Cooking st0ye
ALSO,
y new Mahogany Chairs
go Secretaries
10 Wafer Sinss 10 close an invoice
BAGATELLE BOARD.
Mahogany B@seielle Board, complete order cos,
FLOODED FILLEY.
WI De ahded B"otet Filey, represented a. being
superior animal Also several other Nors and Ssf,1-
II rses' Lot Of Harness, Patent Beer Pun1 &c &c
A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
nEE RREEDING.

IlS Treatise upon the Bee, isom the pen Of Mr. Th0s
= Amcck, has been recognised by the AZ icuiural
Press generally a. the best published ful aud
tercsng account h here given Of the habits and
propr' management Of this curious and profitable little iu
sect. Price 2j cents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
Losr noNp ois Due NH.

NTUEN thy Pocket Book wis lost tlc I5 Instant, lf
w contained Bond Due IiI of the late John
Green. Jn.'r or three hundred aud f6y doar-, The
payment whit Ne secured by the deed ufifus made by
fhc SAL Grecnt0 Juuss Lyons aud ~ A Crenshlw IwiI
give aTcwirI ~ So Tor tho recovery Of the gaii b1nd
no22 diI PETER A WEBSTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24

rhEnuLAk SALE DAYS-N1zddys. Wsd.esdav, s,s
Fridays. sale for Horses every Saf4riay ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24

BLACK NTH TOOLS.

~ J. RICHARDS s. co oder for sale, a very superior
" assortment of Blacksmith Tools, such as
Best Wnouso Hole Anviis
Do Siwrotersons do, warranted
DO Fosters 10
DO walkusous do do
Bright Golfer Key Vices
Warranted Smith Bellows from % in 10 lin
Also Slcd-e aud Han Hammers soc ks and Dies Screw
Plates FILES Raap.AC
Persons who want brrgains, rcquesteito call the
sign oi the saw, opposite the Tavern, II street, shoe.
bOe Hill no 20
~ a ~ o., x.J . ~ g., i-,.-.-I -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24

Pokomoke River Lottery, Class IA 10 be drawn a
wilmington, Nov 3d-Drawing received THURSDAY morn
ing Capias-S6uuu. 100 100, llZ3, NJ 800 OF 90 II
OF $50 loot 2i 10 of 100 75 ~ Of TO- @ Of 80 a.
70 Nos-lS drawn. whOcs S2-sIares In proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24

Leesburg. Glass P-To be Drawn at Alexandria. Nov
9th. Cap tas-siuun. 10 90 673l, Of 5lO1 OF 2UO
10 Of 1907 slcf 1000, % u 5D 10 Nos-l2 drawn
Tickets $40
There has not hccn IN any month such OPP
uuy TO oban the comfortable thing tile abuyc pre-
senis and must still friends that if thew
make M u Is not my fault have the nuy, u they will
only take The iah one Ony give the tickets hard ske,
ami the prizes must come
nt.Ir sEsTa = a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
CLARkE'S OFFICE.
Under the Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos OF The Union Lottery No To- at Alexandria
y which the Va Mononzais Extra, No D. Is decided
81 10 n % O. 81 Is % IS lG 80 81 %
No 10 u 10 capital prize sold in the above at this
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
STRaTT'ON - OFFICE.

STR2TI'ON' ~ OFFICE.
o. yoUsSssErs Erasav.
Lstall the world sAy vhatthsyean,
For selling Dft ICES 5tratton's the mas
Drawing Of MonohEslia Lottery. No 30 EStra-Nov &C:
81 70 q 2 ~ ca 81 D 50 - l6 90 81 -.
Prizes, prizes-Tbree sold in one day
Drawing DIVA LeeshurE Lottery, No 81 EItta-Nuv 18th
10 81 % 20 % 81 ~ ~ % ~ % &c %
Toket-Nos ~ 70 - Aphze Of s)UO, ~ do n % 81,
both sold and eashed by sTRAIToN.
Drawing Of wellshurg Lottery, No t6-Dnwn Nov 18th
p 80 - - ~ GS 10 u IL 81 % az.
Halt Tckct-NOs 81 60 ~. Another prize.
Drawing Of LeesbuTg Lottery. No5n-NOv 22d:
rs - 90 % Go 81 " % a. ~
welsburE, Class E-for Thursday Morning. 1PTizes
ets-s5.
Monongala Lottery No al Per Friday Morning. Cap.
uss-iprzes OF eloD each ~ Of 100, etc. rs Nos; II
Mononsala Lottery, Noi7-Dr.~s Fridays O'Clock, r.
al the Exchange. prize of s7UO, ZOO Of 31c,
20 Noe u drawn, Tiekets-s2
Lsesburx Lottery. Class P-For Monday Morning !
prize OF 81 200, 0nno G7, 10 Of 1900 20 oflOuO etc %
Nos; l2dnwn. Tekets-slO
to- Orders for tic kcis the above Lottery will
be met with prompt attention II addressedto
n. STRhTTON,
no2 Rinhmond. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24

Drawn Nos in the Va Jeesburr, Class No 90:
10 - % ~ G5 "a II : 70 " ~.
Nos7 I375 prize Of $751; sold and cashed this Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24

to- Orders for ckcts In the above Grand Lottery vii
be met with prompt attention II addressed TO
an n. sTRArToN,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
From tho B,ltirnbrc Patriot.
FLORIDA,

The Charleston Patriot Of Saturday says-We
learn from a passenger in the schr Stephen and
Franeis from ST. Augustine that information had
been received that place Of skirmish having Ia
ken place between n portion of the U. S. Troops,
under commind of C,pt. Wade, and a party Of In
dams, during which OF the Indians were killed,
and SIS captured, portion OF which were Women
and Children.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24

Drawing OF tho Georgetown Lottery. Class 90:
80 o. - - "A y 81 "a 81 CT / Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
CONTEMPORARIES

Still cheaper, and IN greater varieties.
'INHE undersigned has constantly hand the following
articles OF Confectionery, which he guarantees sell at
reduced prices viz,
Plums, 10y the quarter, half and whole boxes
suana Rasins CuTTans, Grapes Figs, Citron, Pruncs
Almonds Flbens, WalnuIs, Palm Nuts Chesnuts
Pea Nuts, &c.
Manila Cream and IIoTe hound Candy
Cough Drops and Vegetable Aromatic Cough Candy bet
ter than Peas IS.
ALSO,
Fine Liquors like MAIischino, Rose, Curacao Noyau,
Eau ~ Or Cream a. Ants, Together with the
Yves India Preserves, such Lines Guava Strawberries
RaSpbernes &C in SyTups, and Branded Fruits
Pickles. CapeTs, Olives, &C
French Ornaments for Cakes
Cakes Of every description for parties
Pynmids made Of Prcuoh Candies, OF all the va
nous shapes and most appropriate for weddings and
The fashionable circles may assured, that their
orders are LETT at my Establishment nothing will be
nthe way OF taste or novelty, and pTccsto give
satisfaction l. DUHAIN,
NJ Above the Ranks.
TWO SECOND HAND PIANOS.
t'OR sale oT hire very good Octave Pianos which
were taken IN exchange by mc for ones, they arc
In better order than usual, and wall be sold low
W. DANIEL,
no y Piano Forte store, square above the Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24

LeesburE Lottery. Class P-For Monday Morning.
pIEe obtlNp 1000, G7T, 70 ofltco 20 oflCCo, etc.
Nos; IL drawn. Tckcts-slO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24

brewing Of Pokomoke River Lottery Class Ia3:
- u Gu - 81 - 81 ~ % y q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
HOY 4 ~ COS OFFICE
JAMES PHALEN q CO.,, Managers,
RICHMOND. Va.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL

Drawing OF the Pokomoke River Lottery, Class Ii2:
10 50 "a - 81 - - y 81 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
THE PARNERS, ALMANAC

IN addition 10 the matter peculiar Almanac. this IL.
tie work contains sbOu' 20 pages the Interesting
Agricultural in'lrmiion, illustrated with Ecat variety 81
beautiful The Culv1or remarks, that The Treatise
upon lprss worth moi than the Of the whole work
small supply received by the subscriber Fn,o p
G. T Bolts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
BY WILLIAMS < HAXALL-

PORTO RICO SUGAR, MOLASSES. Se.
OE THURSDAY NEXT. 18Th instant al lug o'rt,.E lii
1e soi az auction, la front Of store general asr
% hhfs Porto Rico -uyar
3 bag- lsguira Coffee
81 80 RIO do
= hhts trinidad Moasses Cswee)
~ hhds Bacon, hams and shoulders
2OD boxes and half boxes Bunch Rats.ns
~ bbls Brazil sugar
. boxes starch
% do No soap
- 30 Candies, EIkIntnpig
- bbls + Rum
- 80 Cd whiskey
10 half pipes French brandy
pipes Holland Gin
Ginger, Pepper, Hp"Trn Ollie
And expected IN time,
3 casks prime Goshen Cheese
nS-Ierns-Ovcr 500, 4 ron'ls
no q WILLIAMS a HAXALL
ADDITIONAL.
WI 5s a ;ieI 10 'hs above
- hi6s 0Ii -It and sw. % Bacon sides
~, 90 do 90 dp Shoulders
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
MORE NEW GOODs.-Noy. 10th
erich AND RAREn

||NTVTI NINTI NNTNEl.
THE subscriber s rcrciynI further selections Of Silk
ChcuC, Gts dc Aiuuur, OmhrCs, etc.
faiu, and figured. mousus, marine blue
Plain uousus rich dark mode cunTs
Velvet and ELK w1dlri sc1Ifs aud mantillls a bcaut
fulagsormcnt and n reduced prices
bonnet ribbons, neck aud cap TO- NJ velvet tac,a and
other kinds
rca variety of bonnet silks, aud black aud colorc
vcvcia Of every shade, (. trimming, etc.
Figured aud cmlfnidcd Tui'cis uncommon goods
Hack homhaAncs, rhslys, mousiins, aud other kind OF
mourning gouis.
Plain, hcmsiich",. cmhroilod aud riyicrc linen
chcap
And ssn sill On iar az excellent assortment Of cloths
eassiurrcEt gaeirCtte, srrsgys and negro blankets
Many her ar irlCs hn useful mud beautiful might be
mentioned. The public invited io come aud sec.
" THOMAS T.. PRIZE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24

For Friday Evening,
In Richmond, al O'Clock, VI. NJ the Exchange. Carl
als-s7UO Zoo, 1900, lOOO &c. rs Nos-l2 drawn Tick
81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24

Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass li6-To drawn al Wi
minSton, Del. Nov. 25ih-DTawiug received SaiuTda,
morning. CapitalsSaUn, GUJ 3JCO luJ cf 1000 100 o
90 1901 lJ, &c. Tickets only s5-saIes IN proportion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24

MononsSia Lottery, NoH -Drs~s Frdayn O'Clock, p.
NJ at tho Exchange. prize of s7UO, 200 Of DO etc
20 Noe; " drawn, Tickets-s2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
]. q. GREGORY 81 %

, NJ a \ G ERS:
OffI'E on MAN. md door bsf0is Corner Main and
liN streets.
Va. Wclsburg Lottery, No a. draws a. Peter.burg
"Wednesday 9Th November. Is Nos-li dawn 2 CAM
tails oi slpJeach 2Oof lOu1 2i9 q 100 &c Tickets s5
Va Monongoiia, Ezra 3l-nrawinr received Friday
morning. 10 Nus-l2 drawn. capitals OF $1,000 each
@Ooi 100 &c. Tickets only s..
IVA Monongaia Glass. Mo 26-To he drawn At the Nor.
chants Exchange, Friday p VI ~ Nos-I2 drawn "a.
piHls-NNO, 300, 1910, OOo, &c. Tickets only 81
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virginia LcHshurg Lottery Glass P-ro he drawn a, Al
cEaodrl Va Saturday. tho nth Nov 1871 splendid PR.
I slup php '7N l2 prizes ~ iIn1 OF 2NO1 ~ Of
Iu anu mary OF 500 On, cfc IS Nos-l2 drawn ballots
tickets 81, halves .; quarters Co. Ccrfcste OF a
ton. '-''' ~ P'"P"i'
FoT Tickets AID Sharcs, aud Certificates OF PACK
ages III thc dbO'c Splendid schemes Address
J, q. GREGORY 4 co.
Managers, Richmond, Va.
CON-, y" aoo''nioi the Drawing sent to all who order
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CHEAP UMRRELLAs-

600 COTTON Umbrellas, At all prices from II GJ &c.
go sllE Umbrellas, Mst Is and &C. al made In the
bsE m1nneT for the retail tTade-f0r sale By single OF
gozen, Al no 20 n JENKiNS'.
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NNTE have lately received aIrc suTpy of Rchatdsons
w Umbrellas cotton and silk Of all and Qualities,
which We arc offering AT small advance.
no2i DUDLEY MEREDITH
NNANTED-A good Book Keeper is DESTROYS Of a
w situation A line addressed 10 A. NJ, this Office
will be promptly attended Reference will be saf fac.