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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
$4,000 wOnTH OF DRY GOODS,
AT COST

TUE Subscribers intending close their present bust
ness the lst Of July nerf, offer their well ASSORTED
Goods at less than cost They are in pan, as follows:
superfne and Extra super Cloths and
Rich hgid and plain Velvet and sailn ves,Ings
super 6g'd Merino, Toilinet aud swansdown do
sopeiGne, Middlns and low priced sa,ne,s
PHO, Cloths, Glasgow and vieiori. kefssys 'e'"'
Plaid and Plain Llnseys
81 and o super French and English Merinoes
Rose, Whitney, Dufil and Twilled blankets
superhne, Medium and low priced Prints
White, Red Yellow and Green Flannels
Rich Satin striped and Painted Mouselin an Chaiiys
Plain Black and Blue Black and assorted eoPd do
sopsIf Black and Blue Black Bembaznes
Rosin, Circassian and Cashmere Plaid
super Black and assorted Cold Silks and saiins
Rich fg'd Satin. Broche and Thbet shaws
Chenille, Merino, Tartan and valentia DO
Thibet, Merino, Chenille and silk ndkfs
Mcrino, Satin, Chaliv and Victoria scarfs
Ladies' Merino, Cashmere and Mohair Hose
Plaid, Embroidered and Plain Cap and Bonnet Ribbons
Embroidered Hemsutched AMI Plain Thread Cambria
Handkerchiefs
Thread Cambria, lawn, Napkins and Towels
Large and Medium size Table Cloths
Bird-eye and Russia Diaper. Dowlas and Huekabuck
% Cambre, Jacone; Barn. Null Swiss and Checked Mus-
Garment and Furniture Dimiy and Lawn
Ladies' Kid and Fillet Net Gloves and Mus
Bandlnna, spitslfeld aud Pooxee Hdkfs
Cotton, Flag Bandanna and Plaid DO
Threat and Bobinet Lsces, Edgngs and Insertings
filef Railroad, Work, Biond and silk Nett
White and Black SIX Lace, Blond spIg and star Thule
Csmbric and Bo5inet Edginss and fnsertings
eilk and Cotton Umbrellas AMI Parasols
White and Cold Victoria and Corded skirts
Satin and Botnbazine Stocks Shirt Bosoms and Collars
ALSO,
fol- assortment OF "a ~ and 81 Brown and Bleached
Domesiios Cotton, Diaper, Bed Ticking Apron and furni
lure Checks, &c.
Ashis our determination TO sell at suction whatever
held ont purchasers enable reduce
ne loves possible afrcsnt etoIe that day.
VALENTINE & BREEDEN,
l.iinaa II sf ekoeII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
ATTENTION. MIIIERs

GARLIC, CHEAT, COCKLF, AND BUSTING SCREEN
WOVEN WIRE, For MERCHANT MILLS, SC.
XN1LsON nALDERsTON would respectfully inform
w Mnictssnd others, that he Be- prepared 20 execute
a. usual n bis Wire and sieve Warehouse, No llaht
street Wharf Carrie, Cheat, Cookie and Dusna screen
Wire Of superior qualify, aud al reduced prices
lie alsn makea, and has hand AZ ibis Tine large
assortment Of Sievcs, Riddles and sirra suitable r Corn
Coal Ore, Rye, Cookie, Meal witch he viii dispose
70 the Town and Count trade, NJ low prices.
Orders for o. tho above arc will be ccevcd aud
ia u-H JAS. a GEO WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
NEW EsTABI.IsnMENT.

THE subscribers receiving their supply Of Groc
and are prepared TO sell Sugar Loaf nnd Brown,
Coffee, Tea, Candles, Sperm and uls Patent soap, Ba.
con- MolaSses, Cheese, Pepper, Ginger, As?ce &c.
&c, OF various qualities, az prcc as low other
aud the public.
STORAGE.
They take the bulk Of 500 bbs FIRE proof Ware
house. OF easy access, upon the fairesttcIm
oc ~ GRETTER & PEAKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
FRESH FALL AND WINTER
DRY con nR


% July last, and The ship Rhode Island now in j.nss r.
we have received and receiving Impor.fona
OF Foreign Dry Goods, which, together purchases
ads % our senior partner during the last weeks
ab ensf THs sas .n ss
during our whole business e NOR. han t~snp yesr
our ,Gs very e. se and genera. and
and city eT L. that Dry Goods about cheap now a.
5SOhe or los eer s.nss Or ssas Sc
per pound they ought 70 sased ha they cannot con-
NAM sG 20 is
Of production These things being and the country
badly supplied with goods in the INTERIOR and getting
rdly into good condition to take them and pay them
+. 4 J. S. JAMES q co.
COATES SCHOOL PHYsIOLOGY.
PHSsi3LoeYf for ,5 s1sSSs Sy cos,s, D. Vice
the Academy OF Natural Sciences, &c, &e-
90 DIR. Coates Is generally known hvourite popu-
has acquired fame by making such subject and
instructive and so delicate offend the
eonsqs Of early sSaeson maj and We az
eaon, though he attempt showed deseiene1 Of ,sa
eOSks This deficiency Is nov supplied BY Dr. Coates
parts and oniees the huuisn frame are Beautifully and
simply eIplaineS the and illustrated BY engra-
and ;s%STTs she teacher We cordially Commend
'S ol Sssh %as pI ~
jur dleea N have '.s sSor sale by
EOR RENT, House street, opposite the 4
AgGg" wonrHAn. n.enuprn i. co,
| AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE
THE subscribers having taken the house the cross
street Immediately in treat OF the Bell Tavern, and
pext door Messrs James Sizer Son. carry
The Auction and Commission Business in all branches
They will also inform their friends and the public that they
will continue their former business Of hiring negroes
the state Of virgnahus giving merchants others
opportunity ohzvns their Claims collected the
favorable terms They hope by strict attention obtain
an addition TO their already very liberal patronage Their
house will be ready TO receive goods the lith inst.
ROBERT HILL Il CO.
p s. Our char &c for hiring out negroes viii be DER
cent for collecting the "a for collecting over sOO
In the city, do; do under $780, n do They At.
endto the negroes in OF sickness through year
de 7-du&clw
T .OMAX's DGEsT-Direst Of the Laws re expecting Rea
IL Property, generally adopted add In use In the United
States embracing more especially, Law OF Real Pro
perry In Virginia, by John Tayoe LomaI. For sale.
| JOSEPH GILL,
"a TO o door ssb07ethe Ben TTzvefh.
nR. TAYLORs IBALsAM OF LIVER
II WORT, for Consumption and Liver Complain
Coughs, Colds, Asthma Difficulty OF Breathing Pains ip
the Sides or Breast Splitting Of Blood Czfarrhs PaIptn
ton OF the Heart Oppression and Soreness OF the Chess
Whooping Cough, Pleursy, Hectic Fever Night swess
Dmcu or proinse ErPeeteraon, and all other affections
| OF the Chest Lungs and Liver. For sale at
! GILl'S BOOKSTORE.
deo Five doors above tho Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
M. FOWLER, DESrisT, Informs his friends in Viz

~ MIA who have literally patronised hun IN macy parts
of his native Stale, that owing III hcah he has been
unable visit them for time past; having recovered
HE hcalh he will continue 70 Welt then usual IN many
paris Of The Siae. for some tmc come. lie has lust
rived from the North with all the late improvements his
profession performs Hnd every operation pertain
Ing 10 tho mouth and teeth the most fastdous Of this
tents, well AZ al others shall be pleased. Dr. r. refers
10 the number he has hcncfucd and 10 the csmon
ala OF hundreds Of the scientific and skf
ant ply sicians IN thisand Other Bates.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
LATE PUBLICATIONS.

AtGILL'S Book Store, doors above the Bell Ia
vern.
THE Works OF Mrs. Hemans, with memoir by her Sis
Il ter, and Essay her Genius by Mrs sigouruey.
In vols
The Works Of Lord Byron complete in vois fine edi-
ton
Tho Works Of Thomas Chalmers Professor Of Theo-
lOgy la the University OF E1nbupgh, complete in vols
The Flag ship; avoyase 70 the World in the Uui-
ted Frgate Columbia; attended by her the
sloop Of War John Adams under Commodore Read by r.
W. Taylor, Chaplain TO the Squadron
Desc rpion OF the Canals and Railroads Of the United
States of all the works OF internal
improvement throughout the several States BY d. II ).
Tanner
oores Byron The Life ofLord Byron, with his letters
and journals by ThomUs Moore, ESQ ard fine edl.
ton
Memoirs OF the Court Of England DUNG the reign the
Stuars, including the PIotectoIaie. BY J. II. Jesse
All which offered al moderate prices
ja4 JOSEPH GILL, Agent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
CHARLES w. MGINNESS,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
GLAZIER, GLIDER, &c
u-Shop neIt door the FirSt Presbyterian Churc
Street. below the Post Once
RICHMOND, February 22d, 1870
IN this day. 20 the subscriber arrived In this
~ City He is truly grateful to the citizens Of Virginia
for their kind patronage during the above period Thai
has given satisfaction 10 all that employed him he will
pre- end 10 saybut that he has the part
by continuance ofher avors He wishes inform his
friends and the public generally that Continuance OF
their orders viii be met with promPness and executed In
the best manner
He would likewise inform country merchants in Of
Signs that he has seasoned boards constantly hand,
ready prepared which he finish the shortest
fe2-df G. w. McGINNEsS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
FOR RENT,

A DESIRABLE family residence with all necessary out.
II buildings recently completed and finished In the best
manner with acre of Land attached and well Of first
the House, and u in few minutes walk OF
the City. and IN n excellent ueighborhOOd
Also for small hut comfortable House and Lot OF
acres OF Land, about mile from the City. Apply -
de Ii RICH HILL LIZ. a %.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
Co-pARTNEpsuTp.

THE undersigned having purchased Of Read, Bayly
Co. their entire stock of Goods, and associated them.
selves business, under the name aud style Of DUDLEY
MEREDITH, respectfully announce to their friends and
the public generally that they will continue the business
the old stand Of Read Bayly Co, and intend keeping
constantly on hand fIl aud general assortment 81 Dry
Goods They will IN ow days, receive their Fall and
Winter supply, and respectfully solicit call from their
friends aud tho patrons Of the late firm 81 head, Bayy
Go. THOMAS " DUDLEY,
self REUBEN q. MEREDITH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

lime Old CHEWING TOBACCO-Ths
II subscriber IA iuH opening few boxes Of that very
scarce and desirable auclc superior old chewing Tobrs
which will sell tn uuautfirE suit haErTa
dea ELISHA RfIEPPEHgON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
GEO. A KEEN a. co. have lately received, and are
VI opening, large aud well selected assortment OF
ready made Clothing Consisting Of almost every article be-
longing to genremans warurobe which they will sell
for cash. is per cent deduction from former prices
The proof can be furnished by calling their store,
Main street, nert door below Gay a Bentley's.
GEO. A. KEEN d co.
BEAVER FROCK AND BIG COATS
wehsve full supply, and coming-prices from SIS
O Ell well made
CASHMERE PANTs-Fine for sloi medium
do 81
vESTs-Evcry description OF Vest, nom s2tO sc
COLLARS, BOSOMs, STOCKS-The largest
and most fashionable assortment offered In Rich.
mond; together with complete OF Cloves,
suspendefs, Hose Pocket dkfs, Buck shirts and Draw
ers and great many articles TOO mention.
AL Of which determined TO sell at prices less than
can be purchased in the city.
na@ GEO. A. KEEN & CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
LATE INrEREsrINc MORRIS.
A, GlLL'S Bookstore, doors above the Bell Tia.
ycrn.

nv OIL-@ . bUUhbtUft, . uOOrs uUOVC the bcII a
vern.
RCHITECTURE ofthe Heavens or views oSthn higher
IA Astronomy, in Series OF Letters, by Ncho PRO.
lessor NJ Astronomy In the University Of Glasgow.
flo<ai Biography, Chapter On Flowers, by Charlotte
Elizabeth first American from second london Edition
The Flower Gartscn. Chapters Fiowcrs-a sequel
70 Floral Biography by Charlotte Elizabeth. These
Works are especially commended the Of the
Ladies'
The Library Of MISUNDERSTANDING remarkable say.
logs Efforts of genius wit and hum0ur, eccenrices OF
conduct, private "reminiscences histories Of
persons-iormng fund OF rational and ine-
morality.
Memoir OF Mrs Hannah More, with Notices Of her
Works. and Sketches Of her Contempor aries by Thomas
Tcylor, Esq, Second London Eaiiion
The Chrisian YearThoughs In Verse for the Sundays
and Holydlys throughout the Year, by Keble Second
Amer Edinon
An which are offered at moderate prices
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

~ log elsewhere" you save 20 per cent "-and
nenbar the nll adire "a penny saved is Two earnedn
-1(gEO, A. KEEN a co. constantly receiving aii-
uona supplies n thcr alrcaiy complete assormcnt and
Anaah buyer
For sale cost make Tor sessonabo goods
about dozen Botvcuocn Ffork Costs Cfhe bot quality,
= phsblo for mechanics asu, few pair o. real Pilot
Recenfy arrived n ioz. Collars. 10 dor Socks IS Jos
- de KEEN A co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
JAMES NJ. CARTER,

House, Coach and Sign Painter, Glider and Ola.
zier, on + street, second door below the First
Presbyterian Church.
TUE respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally, that he has 6ted shop former
occupied a. Turning Shop, where he intends carry
on the above branches In all its various varieties He
would therefore, solicit call from all who wish
posed TO paironize who feels himself fully
10 execute with prompiudc, neaness and dispatch.
above branches OF business and would
he H. OF viii be, prepare do any line wen
elsewhere.
would say TO the superintendcnir Of the Depots the
City, AS they tines have Coach Painting 70
do, they would 10 well TO give call believing they will
secure perfect satisfaction both regards price and
workmanship. Also-Od and New Furniture Mahor hany
Doors &c vanished and polished In the durable
Paints miicd and sold here to suit the purchaser.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

MECHANICAL IAHFI-Tht d m cIrrnni md T1IufhIc.
article lti moro economical, sheds better light and
altogether entitled 10 patronage thtn any other
now In use. II s adopted ~ ~ public buildings well
The drawing .ro0u aud the paflof
The above lamps can be seen burning a. our Office every
evening ID. w. HOfT co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
VIRGINIA
G l. HIN G ST % II T. ,

VIRGINIA
CLOT HING sTOR L So
.Sss1fy opposite tie Ben Tavern.
Il the public, that they have now on hand and intend
keeping large and extensive assortment Of really made
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
Of the best materials and workmanship consisting part,
Of the following articles:
Blue black green and other shades Of Dress and Froek
Beaver and Pilot Cloth Frock Coats
oyer-CUats OF beaver pilot cloth, &c; different colours
saineu Coats and Panaloons, assorted
b Bne eisss AMI ,,ney Cashmere % PhnalOOn'
Cloth and Valencia do
Satin and Bomb4zine DO
Plain and figured silk do
Cashmere and MeIino do
Gentemen's Cloth and camei Cloaks
E,SS. WOO SG c and MerIno shin. and DSer'
Irish linen Shirts
Plain and plated muslin do
Tenants celebrAtcdStocks
suspenders IIdkfs, Crayats, Collars, sbams, SC.
All Of which they viii sell wholesale ani retail on as
accommodating articles Of the description
Country Ne and others will find their ayan.
tase to give them CALI they determined 10 sell at
oc 3 HOOPER CRAFT.
SUPERIOR GOODS.
Large Supplies, by the packets Narragansett, EN-
ma, and John RowletI, just arrived, and by the
schooners Union and La Grange, now on their
way from Philadelphia
THE subscriber will exhibit to his old customers and
i the public, the largest and best stocks OF
BOOTS, SHOES, TRAVELLING TRUNKS s,
CARPET BAGS, SHOE BLACKING,
sc, &C,
,s; he has received. MY goods an msnufaetur.
cd expressly TO order in Philadelphia by the very best
'''''' '''' FOR GENTLEMEN.
Geutlcmens hne dress calf skin Boots, high heels
DO do double scaled Water Proof
Do 90 s ss. w Navy or Union Shoes very 9sat
hl OF the above made By Miles a son
Genllemen's aue cali skin Roots, rs, sndG
DO heavier Water proof Boots, very good
D. cheap Boots, from oil 50 to 81
FOR THE LADIES.
LADIES' fine dress French Morocco lace plain Walk ing
ladies' fine French Ties and Buskins
Do 30 dress tre9sh morocco and hid Slippers
AL very superior, and made by J. w. MeCur,iy.
Ladies French hid aod morocco dress slippers and shoes
made by English MntEer,C. Mitchell, aud othsrs-ali
Ladies ur and silk quilted shoes very oOmfortabs and
Ladies sne seslskin narrow and broad strap Waking
LADIES fine leather Waking Shoes
Do new style Ovcr-shoes
DO scwcd and bound Iuda Rubber over Shoes
FOR MISSES.
Misses French morocoo lace Buskins
DO 10 seal lace AMI morocco Boo,ees
Do fnc dress kid and morocco slippers
DO DO Walking shoes with heels.
FOR BOYS.
Boys hne eaifskin Navy Shoes made in Philadelphia IN
Boy's fnc csif Hoo,ees
10 30 kir and sowcd Bootecs
'''' strong s SSiHiiiiI.'pfREaS,s sT{I6 SIS
1000 pair, Of al cuts AMI 1usliiies
COARSE SHOES FOR MEN.
Mems heavy suwed and peEged Brogsns large sizes,
BOYS coarse sewed ans pcsEed Slogans, very s'ronE
The above j. euis small detail q my present sock !
ualcestoineL ohy. SAMUEL fbiNhh'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

kiSD THIS!
fTNHR Subscriber on hand from recent pure hases
very choice and extensive variety OF retailing Dry
Goods, which (or reaSons) he is disposed SELL during
the nex 60 days. lower than such goods be obtained
foI usually.
The limits Of advertisement do not admit OF al al.
tempt detail il be necessary say more than
that bis facilities for purchasing enable him assure
those who want thai IL embraces variety OF
LADIES' wear, in most approved styles Of
siks-plaiu, gace, striped and figured
shawls-Cashmere, chene, camels hair, &c.
Observation-Disclosures. striped, plaid and plain
Embrolderies Of richly wrought styles-cheAp
Richly embroidered lawn and French eambrc Hdkfs
Rich So and 81 French Domhazne
New Style striped BonlhAzine
Fine Quality twiled aud plain Chally
considerable variety Of plaid Goods, for ladies' and
children.
GENT LEMEN's wear, in
Rich woolen vevets, Challys velyets and black satin
Vestin<s
Superior embroidered McTino searls
Every variety Of silk Cravats and Scarfs
Besi quality English pocket Hdkis
Superior qualiiies and good bargains In Cloths
Best quality black and fancy Cassimeres
parcel superior Collars, Bosoms Gloves, suspenders
Hose ami half Hose, &C.
DOMESTIC GOODS, in
Best styles white Long Cloths English and Americana
and other usual varieties;
And HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Linens, Towellng, Sheeting, Pillow Linens, blankets
&c., the very best makes.
continuance Of psiranas so fSeTzy 6ssJ.< ed EaFe
toiJT respectfully asked and customers expect
meet the very best goods at lower prices than usual
jal6 THos PRICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
DINING WARE.

DLUE Chimera Cranifs
ID Dove Color - %
Corinthtan d
Liverpool Dsnrr sss', Of various rsrs.s.;
np cAlnasad Gl... store, epyo.as ssss f.r.,s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

Several Hundred Sacred Songs, arranged for the Piano
i Forte.
The Music will be disposed OF good terms any
Establishment In this Stale. je2i
ft'uE subscriber respectfully hs friends
Il aud the public generally, that he has hand, and will
continue keep large and sendd assortment Of Paper
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Gilt, Velvet Tapestry FreSCo,
plain and common Papers, with Borders 10 matchal OF
which will put up In te manner, in and
country
Il Also, cured hair and Shuek Mattresses, Feather Beds,
INSIDE Of the best purified Fcahers-embracing
tce in bis line. All orders thankfully received, aud
ncuied at the shortest notice and In the best
WILLIAM BOUrH,
ID Square below the Banks, The opposite side
SOS MsuTasses, Snfis and Chairs repaired old Fea.
Their Beds renovated and made A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

CENTLEMRNs sUPERIoR WATER
Vt PROOF suOEs.-We have Just csciveda 10
Of these vcry superior snd scasonsblc shoes Gen
nemen wishing keep their dry had better drop
and get paiI; they can be flied without eny dilculy.
ID. BURLINGTON A. co,
Ia % Mansion Houee.
L,RgsH RICE 50 uofces Rice, iost received iron
jaD LANCASTER, pENBr a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The time ofthe departure of the
n Gs1MN Steamboats, hence for Norfolk VIII
s1Sa iSs from :anIss g q
on SUNDAY, the ioh Instant
Passengers going North wiz on their arrival in Nor
will sup and lodge, and depart at O'Clock, A NJ going up
the Bay by daylight aud in Baltimore before sunset
Old Point Comfort viii landed there, taken from
thence when they wish TO return. JUS
THE GREAT OBJECT FINALLY AC-
Il COMPLGSHED, by the Introduction into this city
New Yoyk and known az Webbs Patent burners Together
with the patented camphine OIL for burning therein. The
proprietor prepared To offer the inhabitants Of
This city and vicinity far superior and more economical
light than has been brought before the public. Tho
light Prodused by the Camphno OH in webb's peculiarly
constructed Burners, produces flame maichess in bril-
Iaacy, economy and simplicity. =,
the expense when compared with OIL Gas, or any other
Ingredient now used for the purpose Of afordng Artie al
cs there bcinr no Alcohol or Spirits sed in ia coupo
siuon, but - PURELY VEGETABLE, and consequently,
perfectly safe in It's AMI much opposite 10 the
article known asspr Gas, Sperm on is. This the pub
said Camphne and Burners were introduced into the
CITY Of New York about one year since and have been
Bii,r Rooms ~ BENZ more highly seprovcd Of J.n
any other article heretofore knswn.
0TwSris Of Ten thousand Of them in use in the
-A supply Of Tie above OIL with several varieties Of
the lamps Just received and for sale by hesubscrbers
una 25-T J. II. EUsTAcE q SON.
" NJ. HOYT u co. Agents In Richmond for the
IL sale of Diaeons Mechanical Lamps have some very
prices purchaser thereby saving nf tTana
nortaon exchange, &c. They are adapted to Hotels,
Churches and all public buildings, we'll as for the draw
ing room parlor.
The article Ia Tclsiion them is from the New
York Tunes and Evening Star OF oath NovembcI-'Iu
remarks the other day In relation othe New York Society
Library We mentioned that the rooms were well lighted,
aud should stated by Mr. A. Dacon's patent Mcchani
cal lamps, IL also the Aa0t House. They truly
elegant article, and possess advantages all oer de.
scTipons Of light parcuary for drawing rooms. reading
rooms, sc. for whie poses they generally used IN
al elegant estnblshmsnisin Paris where steady uniform
hghi, that produces no smoke n desirable
We have doubt they win entirely lake the Place n he
common astral and other lamps from which onv 'out
thrd the light Il produced with the ~.
ton Of OIL theeforein point Of economy alone they are
particularly degrajlo."
Prom ne Nsr York Herald.
MECuANcAL iAwFa-This it an elegant End valuahlc.
article. II Is economical, sheds better light and
altogether entitled 10 greater patronage htn any other
II is adapted Ia ~ public buildings well
the drawing .ronut and the paflur.
The above lamps can be seen burning atour Office very
evening ID. ~ HOYT 9 co.
ZINE OLD CHEWING TOBACCo-Ths
rulnu NoWa Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, &C.
+ EVILS White Lead In oil Gold Leaf
IL De- dc do dry Chrome Yellow
..ed Lead DO Green
LlfhaIgc Japan Narneh
Enseed Oil COpai do
spirits Turpentne PruSsisn Hue
VerdieIisin OIL, pure Brunswick Green
vermlion Chinese Veniian Red
Dlcachod Lamp Ol, SUI Zach Tools
pehor Badgers Blenders, &C &c
Paint a Varnsh Brushes
ALSO,
large and well assorted stock OF Window Glass.
For sale by ALEXANDER DuVAI-
Corner III E. and I2fh streets.