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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22

Robert Isbell, William l. lsbo Nancy PhiliI truste
tpr her children Sally lsbell administrative Of Zacharia
lshell, deed Florrntine Penleton widow. William p
Smith and Eliza his wife, james Marsh and sally his
wife. Jacob Holloway and Elizabeth his wife, Davis $
Woody and Parhena his wife. Xachariah IsbelI and
Andrew Istell, which said Florcntine Eliza. Sally
Marsh, Elizabeth, Partlenia Andrew and Xachariah
are the children and heirs at law Of the said H. lsel
dee d., Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22

"a held ar Bedi nd county. the 9th day OF October,
1871:
Matthew Wright and James Mays, Executors of Jo-
scPh Wright deceased Plaintiffs,
against
Judith Mccormack. John Mccormack, Anderson
Mccormack, Wright Mccormack. William McCor-
mack, Abraham Mccormick, Nancy McConnack Polly
Met ormck. Abraham Shewaers aud Frances his wife,
Michael llutts and Judith his wife and John :. Bur
well, administrator Of William McConnack decd,
Defendants.
IS CHANcERY.
The plaintiff, Matthew Wright having departed this
HE since the last term of this Court it is ordered that
thus suit be hereafter proceeded in. in the of the
plainflil. James Mays, surviving executor OF Joseph
W right, drceased-and it appearing to the Court thai
the snhp~s awarded in this cause. the 10th day Of
September, Nl, and the 18th day Of February. 1870.
have been duly served upon the defendants John ).
Burwel, Sheriff Of Franklin county and such admin
'slator OF the estate Of William Mccormack. deceased,
and Anderson Met omack. who have failed 10 appear
and answcr-and that the order of publication awarded
in this cause the 18th day of November 1881 against
the defendants Judith Mccormack, John Mccormack
Wright McCornack, William Mccormack, Abraham
Mccormack, Nancy Mccormack, Polly Mccormack
Abraham Shenaltcrs and Frances his wife, and Mi
chae llutis and Judith his wife. (who out OF
this country, and who have likewise failed appear
and answcr has been duly published in the mode pre-
scrlbed by law On the motion OF the plaintiff, by
SCI, the Court doth take his bill for coniSscd-& there
upon this This day to be heard ON the bill
exhibits and examination of witnesses. and was argued
by counsel upon consideration whereof the Court doth
adndge, order and decree that the defendant, John =
Burwell late sheriff OF Franklin county, and such adj
minstmor Of the estate of the said William NcCor-
mack, deceased do render of his admlnstra
ton ol the estate of his interstate, also account OF
the rents and profits of the land in the bill mentioned
before one OF the commissioners of this Court, who Is
hereby directed TO examine, state and settle the said
counts, and report the to this Court, with any mat
ter especially stated, thought pertinent by himself,
qulrod by the parties to be 81 stated
Copy-rcste,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22
TR.ICT or E.E.y'E9
y'0IwObIc Land in CGlupbCH,
EOk SIZE.
hFSlRl\G to remove To the West offer for sal,
~ TWO 1h.iCT'S OF I.f.yD,
Oct Is

hESlRiNG to remove to the West | offer for sale
~ TWO 1s..fCTS or L.f.VD,
ON Failing River, adjoining each other in the lower end
OF Campbell County, Is miles from I.vnchhurg.
The first tract, which reside. contains $50 acres
about haliof which is cearcd-thc balance heavily
mbcrcd and greater part of it first rate tobacco land
large portion Of the open land is fresh and Of the first
quality being well adapted the growth ofall kinds Of
grain, and very susceptible Of Improvement There are
also upon this tract 10 Of first rate Meadow land
There is a large and comfortable
&,sA u " T. l. l. " e. II O L S f.
Lid the premises. good Barn. Stables most ex
ccllcnt Tobacco Houses. and all other necessary out
Buildings besides Orchard of the best selected fruits
ofPoaches and Apples
The second tract containing 5lS acres situated ON
both sides OF Failing River is also about half cleared
large portion of it fresh and in fine of improve
ment. with Oacres of low grounds OF the first quality
The wood land is very good, and we'll adapted To the
growth of Tobacco. There is ON this tract comfortable
Il h u f l. l. y & II O L s r
&sS..:'s. and good tobacco Buildings The above
~AsIIi& described tracts of Land are located in
&ss SssL-s healthy and very desirable neghhorhood
having very convenient two excellent Academies Male
and Female rs 10 capacity for production. this Land
IS not surpassed by any in this section of cauntry-An,
person wishing fine estate. in healthy region Will
find II To ms interest 10 examine tis-and if early ap-
plicatlon be made good bargain can he had
My address Is Spout Spring. Campbell Co.
THOMAS MOSEIFN
81 The Richmond Wing viii insert the foregoing
advertisements weekly four weeks and send lis account
to this office for payment.
Nov. II WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22

4 i Circuit superior Court of Law and Chancery,
"A continued by adjournment aud held for the cou1-
ty Of Amherst At the court house, Friday the 9th
day of August, lSil
Maurice H. Garland, administrator with the will an
neXed Of Christopher lsbell, deceased. Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22
rRFNlI-Ns NNNARnEp IN LlRERIA.

The following premiums were awarded t1r the year
ending q December 3ist. lSlo. We consider thus a
prd commencement. and hupa that II will aet a stun
ulan IN exciting al the farmer, aud othcr citizens of Il
hern Ia emnailon. thai all the premiums Offered may
be taken npby December. 1911
The following catalogue of The articles upon which
premiums given, with the amount and person 10
N.hum aNarlnI. Ilicnn Lnlninntn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22

rules held in the Clerks Oh,e of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chanccry for Bedford County, the lst
day OF Noyember 1911
Adam Elliott, Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22
II

4 I a Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chanccry
"a held FIR Bedford county. the 9th day Of October
1871:
Matthew Wright and James Mays, Executors of Jo
scph Wright, deceased, Plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22
April p

NlR,lNlA-At rules held in the Clerks Office the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery, for the coun-
~ of Nelson, in the month Of November, 1Sii.
Floyd L. Whitehead, surviving administrator of IIezekal,
liarSroNc, dec d., Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22
v W EEkS, NJ. ID.
w SiItDllOCk, NJ. -.
G. II. GREEN, Nj ID.

Price - cents per box
The Ah1yo Medicine is for sale by
ID. II. LYMAN, Agent,
l.ynchburg, Va.
April y WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22

+ Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Super
"a Court of Law and Chancery for Patrick County, a
the Courthouse thereof nthc 4h day of October, 1871
John Asrop Plaintiff,
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Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
c. ]. RICHARDS & co

c. J. RICHARDS & CO,
SISh oil the Saw, opposite the Swan Tavern,
- II street, ShOckoe Hill,
IMPORTERS and Dealers IN Foreign ami Do,,.si. H.,
.i SPRING HARDWARE AND CUTLERY y<birI, tr
Is' cay ecceFinces OF o. punctua men they viii Iii
az Nefy sinai adsance Country hants and M, "a
~. ~ 20 .i.tt interest 20 c4a and examine tleir ssk
MICH IN pan Is COMPRISED OF iae following Good.
lnoptsou PSfCnt Corn - ytlcs
Nalituu's best cast steel DO
Broad and Narrow Grass do
Humble a. AugUaaAr Pattern Grass do
Duigu scylhesOi best quality
POCKET and Pen Knives, assorted
rcls-ots, shears AMI RaZOIs do
black and other handles ~ -' "''0
IS2ry Knives ami Forks IN sets of5l pairs from SIP
iE-" ami very superior assortment Of single 49,, o.
DC nATrcl lint and percussion Guns
traces HalieTs' Anys, Vices Smths BELOW,
Nun, huc Plate, PAD ana other Locks
Hand pit = cut, mill saw, half round
t!li bastard anu other Files: horse Rasna
Collins and other Axes
Broad Axes Nail Hammers
Butt Hing al kints
britannia Ware, Jaraned tin Ware
Plated Goods German silver Goods
wilson's genuine and common Coffee Mills
sheet and bar Lead
Cast shear. blister ani German steel
SSlovets and Spades, Hay anu manure Forks
yscN screws, shovel AMI longs, Tenders, Andre
Hes bench ant moulding Planes
NIL. pa aud = cut saws
Hand panel and tenon saws
A.s2, an assortment Of Looking Glasses direct ffemt
manufacturer, consisting
swing toilet pier aud uIantel Glasses
r r-n.en Pals amt general assortment OF weed wsE
French Baskets. &c. -
Together with every variety Of staple and sunsrio,
soIim'nt CT Fancy Goods d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07
VOL. XVI.
TER Ms.

SUBSCRIPTION 10 the DAILY WHO tn City SubseTi.
hefs sSa year an tot sbortoT period the Of sl0
sycar both payable la advance. When scut 10y mail 10
ayeaI.
AbNERrSNG-F For square Cor lcss) one Insertion.
10 cents nSero 81; thI Insertions - aud
~ surc cedng nscItius 33l cents.
Thrice week. "a cents TOT each Insertion.
1wiccA week FIRST insertion 20 cents every succeeding
ps-ttiun ca cents.
Once sweck, rsiuscrton 10 cents; every succeeding
Insertion co. -nls
Transient adye uiscrs must pay In advance.
Tho number Of Insertions OF -.Iu.nts must be
noted an the Ms. they will bc inserted until ordered To-
be snpp" and charged accordingly. uI-OIdcrr stop
must also lee Ia writing.
Annual Advertisers charged go two squares and
that proportion for advertisements Of length
cert AueuunecTs and Lottery dealers, who charged
elCsl, Cpapcr inc luicdD
D-The COUNTRY WIG IL published twice a week
advance.
FOR kDvERT1SING-75 cents a square, Tor Icsa) for
the frstHscrtion, and "a cents foI each continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07

Received this day, June I7tb, 1871.
I'nuSE Evening Belts arranged for Guitar
II NY 7pn Tom dn do
Dumhsrnn's Boauie bel
Teach % Teach u 20 FORGET
My Normandy; The Parting
IN" FAIRY Boy; The Toy Green
Size wore q wreath Of Roses
The lg't of other days $ faded
We have lived AMI Lowell together
Happy land Fairy Bells
Tome play me that simple air Sgain
some 1--we Ia Roam
Angels Whisper
Gaiy the TTouuadouT touch'd his Guitar
~ cast that shallow from thy bro.
fch-rZ a moi ma chcre auie
The Captive Knight
Grand March la Tancretli, Polish WALK
IT, the days when We went zipscying
Yes me ihiussl see her sIninr
Ern h. my home
NeaTihe lake where drOops the willow
Poor B"ssy was -ailoT'a Wife
Tie Mellow Horn
mont W N'
The Soldiers Grave
Grand March n Cinderella
Ne l1yd me when sc parted Last
hru.l NICE; me wont you sunE by MIS- Wool
D"sr"n 90 iEe dsaTcsi, sung by Mr. Wood
lifcn dear Lady, I he unwilling Bride
sleep sleep ny woundcd bosom healing
We can love 90
Tie EDz. Of AIlartlaie
Of Annie ~
The Moorish Mail
b,flr home of iay childhood
vet sheet ard flowing sea
slW lher bur huur
My BOy.ooI', home
w. DANIEL
10 - Music Store, square above t.o Raa.s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07
DAVIES a RpOTHEits.
PIANO EORTES

'IlE deserved r. puiluon which the instruments
Il 10y McssIs. Davies & BROTHERS. of New York. has at
tanned since their introduction into THE city, las
the subscTibeTt Into arrangement with manu-
iactuTcrs Tor tie sal" Of their nsiTum,n
qucntly supply viii he constantly hand. From
pcrcncc OF some years in the sale Of Piano FUTcs this
city, anu being practical workman himBc the suhscT
Der can with confidence recommend those Instruments
possessing all The modern improvements. combining
Fwccincss AMI brancy II lone equal the
OF any Other Manufacturers IA the UEitcd States.
The prices Of these instruments range from $3.50 down
ssinw as So. Persons wanting good PIANO must not
he deferred from trial Of these Instruments
priced ones, have been asiun-hcd find them cqua
touch and tone 10 those Ui twice their Being
Of the Oh Dominion, The subscriber Gaiicrs himself that
II those want OF good Piano Will but give him a call
AMI examine and those Instruments ne feels confident
Of Il b.ral patronage.
Any instrument proving defective. may be exchanged
within twelve months after purchase.
JOHN TURPIS.
+ s-An kinds Of Cabinet Furniture. for sale 1t price.
the times II = Three doors below Tee ncx ~
chanc Rank. AMI ncsty opposite the Merchants Coii.o
Unconstitutional, May Is, lSil.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07
CHICKERING'S PIANOS.

THESE splendid Instruments, formerly sold Ia this city,
by Hal. EfI land pTcarnt In NoTolk anil more
recently 10y WIN. Dluel Ef, Professor OF Music, I~bo
spok" ofheu IA the hshssi constantly kept
hand by the subs, fiber who sole
Richmond Petersburg, iaTuivlc aud Char otisayillr-
Ihet wcetucss OF and Foncss Of touch have rem
cred them popular with good teachers and Judge
Tile Teccnt addition n TIE Hieiaiie frame has contributed
much To their durability tarttheT gciing Is
almost an iinros-ihy, and certain 10 err when
say That they Will keep ouser In tune than any other
-ttutncnt ever introduced In this city My Farm
vile, Mr. 4 T. Bge'ow, and Charlotte vlic Rev W :
Whe, at the Female seminary will always keep supply
lnmy Ware loom, large assortment viii always be found
Daily cEpc.te sG Of different patterns Of osewond
aud mahogany. A = MADDOX,
M G. ~, Al.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07

Ject - % -rah!e, especially when distant cities or
where timers are selomto be wihD having not only
ue metallic plate and all the modern improv but
as9 peehHT Braces calculated to give ens and
HJ-A guarantee In writing entities the purchaser q
IL prove defective. '
All new Pianos sai 20 remain in this ct, will be kept In
tune one year without CHARGE and those be in the
country packed without charge.
Pianos tuned, let on hire, and taken IN exchange.
r. Il. TAYLOR,
Music Store. osDo.lts the Banks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07
MURRAY's FLUID NNGNESIA.
TEST NEWS FROM MEM YORK
FANCY VESTINGs

IL ZEN 4 co have 10y Lrontinc received few more NJ
IN those superior FANCY EROCks which arc too well
known On need any rrcummcn l1tou-among which arc
French Owe, Boc, Rifle and Polish Green, and London
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07
THE INDIAN VEGETARLE PII.Is M
Indian Pun aTixE HHs, VI


MAN'fACIURED under the imm-fi.fe suoer,r,so
- renee o. VIM Wright, Nce-President Of lie No,th
.lrge 81 Health, established Waabingop ~
't - Tor the cure Of Disease in the form Of In
Fy y; * n'tent, Nervous, lnhanmatory and PTid
T,Nsrs VI ascs, small Per snd Ery -peas Inh,mm,,io.
~ me brAu Ihroa stomach, Lungs, Liver In,ern.s
ana Badicr, Pains In the stomach Rae ami 80.
'AuuiI'uoni Dropsy Of thu Head the Chesf of tLs
ani 81 the Limbs; serofnar, seuryy ami syn.
'efeer 'fave Loss Of Appetite; DICK fIead Ache
both Acute and Chronic: Splitting and Vomit
S oi blood' DafThra, Dysentery and Coles: s,ncou.
t ~ am fsralN as Dyspepsia Hytoc hondrasis te'
,s, Spit psy hopping Cough Papiafiou Of M Heart
S.I- anh sores Of every description, Hyserck WeaE
hcate Female Complaints. ~ ~ N''''' W
The Art of Healing had its or,lu In the Wool. ,r5,
FoIrstl- sill the best Medical
me above named Indan Vegetable Pills mot .nx ,bo.
io-HS cleanse tie stomach ash bowel. all blou. bu
I,iN ahd otler impurities. but open tie uores
s anu induce proper discharge by the lung. aud
- lhn- u Will be SEEN that by a single operation
" - -1traorinary medicine all the natural drains arc
"pehc the blood and other nuids are cotupIeteIv ria
body. ' NiNen Hom inc
On. happy Circumstance connected with using the Il,
isiclne always safe and always sure 10 70 soo 80
- a. utcly impossible for them injury
ts ois' no Tine should be lost sning 10 eoD,rsr
Nv acei the only inquiry should be- Is the person
80, % sooner aic doses Of the Indian Pills are admin
lstrIed the sooner will the patient be restore, 70 100
AMI usefulness. - 'S9'N'S' " h"A.tA
Again TIE Indian Purgave recommends itsolf l. al.
laist 10 matter what may be the NAME Of the Tsps
e ne-icine - always righi, always safe will alvays ~
aul can never possibly 10 harm single tInsa "a M
'' ol ~ Es'Ic' han volumes written In praise
supply Of the above Pills rivetl ani FOR s,IeLy
10 EUSTACE & SON
- 'N''" loois bclnN the Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07


% DO
Expanding Cn.iiya;or,. Gardening Utensils sc.
These PuugAs have been ntrnluc cd south Carolina
with unparalleled success snd IN instances where
they have been tested have driven the common Plough out
use.
TIE subscribers will furnish 4, all times Points &c 10
suit Poughs sold by them They will keep good assOr'.
tneni 20 meet the demand GRETTER g. PEAkE
ap3 doors below the Bel Tavern.
SELLING OFF AT COST, FOX CASH.
THE subscriber. intending discontinue business 10
Richmond, oilers his entire stock Of seasouablg Dry
Goods 81 0r cash. Persons wishing supply
selves would 90 well 10 call HIS stock consists %
the following:
Superior blue black fancy coloured Cloths and Cass
Do PLAIN figured satin and velvet Vestiugs
DO Cashmere anu Swausi0Tn
superior assortment Of Saiuetts AMI Kentucky Jeans
hsTscy and Llnscys
French and English Mcr1noS
Rose, Whitney and striped Blankets
White ant req F.auueis
Anas~ortment q English French ant American Prints
Back Lead and fancy colouied Mous.n -c LANES Sui
supsuorlscs aud blue black Gro ic Rhine silks
PLAIN aHt tzuTtI fancy DuituTcd silks
D. do Gu black BuInt4Eucs
Checked striped ami plain Jarkonett, Swiss Musns and
C1mbrCs
Irish Linens, Lawns and Diapers
lu4, "a anI IA namass Table Cloths
Damass Napkins aud Towels
Plain aui hctusttchgi linen rsmhuc Hlkis
Linen Cambria and French Laws
81, IS aud "a Bed Ticking
Real English long Cloth
Apron Checks
Brown ami n.oachcI C1t'ons and Cotton Orraburss
And many other articles 70 tedious 90 suumcraic.
L. WALLER,
-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07

Iac purchase n Mr. SanTsys stock added 10 our pre
'uus siock. makes our assortment the most conn
PNoity ever cHcrHt 81 any establishment In Nfr'
Ena ahi a. We are very DESTROYS 10 reduce the amount
We arc NelcrWnct 90 sel AZ the most reduc Ell prices
very large portion will Je si Luch beow rgsf For
CASH or good CITY ACCEPTANCEs Country NrT.
chants VI" DC 'ucTe3 such inducements cannot fsiI Ia
please. WE ARE DETERMINED TO MAKE rAIFs
we sa use every sNCuIun give satisfaction 10 sUrh
their custom. ~ avs VS. VIII
our sock cf Books comprises the most approvsd work.
u Law Melieiue' Theology, the Arts and scirn.se md
Literature. 49, '-E e'l''S''
Many rare English editions OF standard vorks
lu Tue stationery Department We have very s,fsrs,,
~'T'n'rl on Paper, Blank fo1ks Qus STEEL Pens sp,
AZ nh'r afiacs D use ln that line Of every Upton
4usuy, anisf al pIIcss. '' ANU
Music Music Books, Musical instruments end every r,i
lr pertaining 90 that science viii be constantly kegt in
A. endless variety NJ Fancy Goods
NN.e udcal instruments, Spy Glasses. Marine and sur
nfFiuE owQassrs microscope, Specfatics Pen sr'I
'h-fs' Nilug Desks, Canes aud Painting Materials i1
water r".HIs. of every sIuf 49, ''
Fine specimens OF Paintings and En-iav.sgs by the bsst
masters - '' ''''
o. the BOOK Buicry We have every facility f,r tprr-
outline ucst work Clerks Courts Merchants and her
uiY H'lfnf upru having their lers attended fo viii
plnl.uiNJ and iu Che rcst manner All our work will be-
We are just receiving our Spring supply anil will CON
nue.. W. RANDOLPH a co
A. r n sanruy.s Oh sfsuf aud a.s ior the present
ouiuc OPPOSITE side of thc street as heretofore.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07
,iIssEs AND cmILpREN.s SHOES AND


HAVE row bon store, complete assortment of NIsscs
aut thiTcu's shoes and slippers comprising iu part,
as follows, VIZ
Misses III and Morocco slippers
D. go Boots
~ seal Ho Thick sole Slippers and Tics
CH..1rsu's Kid and so Arrk'r 1r~s
% d1 AuekIc Tcs, of al ca1Ts
~ THszlrr'g
D. seal Rn0fcss ans 'aw shoes ms'c by Beacon
Alsr. many other articles which deem uUurrrsslry
mention. WiffrH Hr HII .y rauE lf Tire New Shoe
store immediately opposite fHc Htuss.
JuHN :. JONES AGENT.
ap14 tlpvHzIfr.fh che Ranks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07
GENTI EMEN,s sUMMER ,YEAR-

GENT EMEN's SUMMER WEAR
| ATIikOP & VAN DEURsEN have on h,pJ
- splendid assortment Of Goods, suitable tor gentle
meus summer APPAREL " A''''
Black and eolosTed single mies Cassmeres and Cash.
Moaieiblaek Cloths and e ssir,erss very s,,cri,r
h.ich 'hene and embroidered silk NsstnEs
Menno, Chally aud Mlfseiles Al
Heavy black BlnbaZines and Gro de Tss
ram and corded Linen Drills and Gambraons
fii VIZ aud csmbric Cravais; Gloves; Stock s Linen
IYIars hdks and -uspendcTs. n de-eTiptou,Il
~ NlIich viii be .n1 vcry chcTn. Tor casn .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07

TO THE RETAIL GROCERS IN RICH
nOND.
IANlNts received my 'u.l lssnrfmCutof Queens Ware
China ans Glass, au prepared supply the Ecfai
GruCcrs This CIV. with the desirable patterns
common Queens Ware and Glass, on better terms than
heretofore. Nv articles uf the best quality ans will
rc ANY part of tu. CITY. free ct expense bcr-
al discount made Tor cash. Ny assortment Is also
plec f'r the country trade. FOGG,
China store. Of Main and the street leading
9 Mayu's Bridge. az 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07
TO THE PHOPHIETous or LADIES
ALLInnI-A IN nII 4

I HAVE lately opened q Music 1rI Piano Fore store
Main street, Richmond where shall Or all times have
f1r saFHN su1s NUzr. rnH steal Instruments. and
ff1m my long experience Iu Teaching Music persons ~
distance may safely leave he selection of any music rhcy
NAV require fn rn. HrN viii Hruf Those which
best calculated ."r ODE Improvement OF the scholar.
All Muse sold ar halls tne market price. amt u yer 60
deduction 10 Professors Iud Teachers Con slrr, music
oulyE " DANIEL,
apNf Teacher of Muse.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07
NOTICE.

a ~ persons Indebted to the lac firm Of Graham
,lehuennihg' are requested 10 make Immediate pay
m"nio the Of the respective due that firm alons
a authorized the debts dine or 10 settle The
e'suns que nom WIN u. ARCHER. Any
" and Trustee n gr.bau, a 1I.n4cnnG,-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07

CHEAP DRY GOODS.
I'VE sd"s,s b sT wishing reduce stock OF season.
able Goods before laying in bis fall suppy s now dis.
posed 20 sell every thing n the Dry Goods ay al very
dutci Prices. Persons wishing 90 bay cheap Goods will
please give ulu call. he determined 10 offer such
inducements 20 purchasers tail 10 give entire
satisfaction
10 particular s'yesof Goods he will sen yery great
bargains. few of which ne will mention
Linen S'cCuugs O. 81, los ( land i2s o u very low
ID Diaper aud Hue kaback do DO
CioFd Lawns and Mushns az Is Co. De- p 81 and FINER
New sNlg eiSs Tor Dresses. 'usI received
Hosiery OF every description
French Camtrics and Ilcconcts AZ l. Gi and upsaris
BSiS lIi white French CaIIcOes
Brown French Linens
Black aui coi1ur,d BOmha-nO
+ CuCh Flowers for Boomers
Neii slid Cloves ani Mits, black and colourci
\ " style Bouucu and r.ch Ribbons. SC &C
The public sinytcdto call aud examine his stock.
10 Us THOMAS Il PRICE
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nR FOWLER. Dental Surgeon. Governor street. o~Hu.
site tHr Star Office. performs at nTrfT|ug all.rIH
uE fo 'Hr Dental Nr with hr ff -'E#r.r grssNe HH.u
ursurg1ssrr skU anI upon tHc uust seruHfc principles
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The subscriber H. con=antiy
iscceiVing supplies from the
above makers, the superior
quality of whose Instrumf nis, In
All respects, h duly acknowle,is
20 by iaily increasing dcmand
for them.
To those not already acquaint
Oh with these Instruments, Il NAV
not be sup.riluoua 20 say that
hey are made with particular Te
gard 20 keeping In tune, Can 90,