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Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-04-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
To all persons interested in the estate of Wm.
McCorkle deceased.
TAKE NOTICE.
That at the regular April Term of the Pro-
bate Court of Carroll county, to be holden at
the court house thereof, | will exhibit nv ac-
count for allowance and final settlement, as
Administrator of the estate of William Me-
Corkle deceased.
By order of the Probate Court of Carroll
county. G. F. FISHER, Ad'mr.
of the estate of VIM. McCorkle decd.
Carroton, Feby 3, lS4l. lO-t6.
Printers fee [$S 0O.]
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-04-10
MARSHAL'S SALE.
mo. 53O.]
On AIS. FL. Fa. to May Term lS4l.
Joseph Kissam,

James J. Chewing.
BY virtue of the above specified writ to me
directed from the Honorable Circuit Court of
the United States, for the Southern District
of Mississippi, will sell on
Monday tile 26th day ofApril, lS4l.
At the Court House of Carroll county, the
following described property, to wit:
One undivided half interest in the following
described land, to wit: Whole of section six.
teen, south half and northwest fourth section
nine; west half Of southwest fourth section ten;
east half of northwest fourth and east half of
southwest fourt section twenty; all in town.
ship eighteen, range two east.
Levied on as the property of said defendant,
to satisfy the above named execution and ali
cost.
ADOLPHUS G. WEIR, Marshal,
Northern District Mississippi,
By J. w. CARROLL,
Deputy.
Carrollton, March 26, lS4I.
Printers fee $25 90. I6-t6.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-04-10
LOST!

DETWEEN Carroton and Hugh R. Younes, a
- Buck-skin Pocket Book, with one 80 dollar Union
Post Note, note on Alfred Murphey for Is dollars
due last August, R. T. Tate, for IL dollars,
and several other papers and receipts, which can be
of no value to any person but the owner A liberal
reward will be paid for the recovery of the same
B. B. BIRD.
February27, I2-3w.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-04-10
NEW GOO So!

THE subscriber is just receiving fresh from New
York and New Orleans, full supply of Merchan-
disc, of every variety and description which he is
prepared to sell very low, for cash cotton and re-
spectully solicits call from the Planters and others
of Holmes, Carroll, Choctaw and adjoining counties.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-04-10
NO E.

THOSE that have property subject to the
Rangers Sale, will do well to have it in Car
rolIton, on the 5th day of April next.
- j. P. MARSHALL, Ranger, C. c..
March 90, lS4l. - I5--tds.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-04-10

THE CHEAPEST MAGAZINE IN CRISTENDOM
A NEW MONTHLY PERIODICAL BY THE CONDUCTORS OF
THE BROTHER JONATHAN.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-04-10

Gazette Of Current American and Foreign Liter
Gtzre, Music, the Arts, Fashion and Norelty.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23
ferred in thIs>a-------.----------,-
fully submitted. - : =.
JOSHUA GENTRY,
ST. CLAIR KIRTLEY, ''-''''''--'
JOSEPH STEVENS, lu n
WIN. ELLIS, ~
Committee.
Congressional.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

TUESDAY, Jan. s, 1S41.
Mr.. Steenrod asked to be excused from fur.
Their service as member Of the Committee on
Revolutionary Pensions on account Of i'll health
and an affection of his eyes, His request was
granted, and another member will be substituted
in his place on that committee.
The Speaker laid before the House sundry
communications, viz
/. A letter from the Governor Of the State of
Missouri, transmitting the copy OF an act Of tho
General Assembly Of that State, entitled IAN
act for ascertaining and settleing the Northern
boundary line Of the State Of Missouri" Re.
CeTed to the Committee on the Territories.
2. A letter from the Postmaster General, trans.
hitting statement Of the disbursements for CON-
tngencies for his Department for the last year.
The amount we cannot give, as the account 10 q
long one and is not footed up. Referred TO tho
Committee on Expenditures in the Post Office
Department.
3. Another letter from the Postmaster Gen.
eral, accompanied with copy Of the abstract OF
the offers for carrying the mails made within the
year preceding the LIST of July, 1910. Laid on
the table.
Mr.. Calvary Morris asked leave to introduce
resolution proposing the appointment Of
select committee to inquire into the condition,
&c. of lunatcs confined in the District OF Col.
umba.
Mr.. w. Cost Johnson said the COMMITTEES for
the District of Columbia had already reported
bill upon the subject, which was now pending
before the House, and he contemplated calling il
up at an early day, and hoped to be able to oh.
tain the favorable action of Congress upon it.
Some observations were made by Mr.. Morris
and Mr.. Hubbard, when Mr.. Morris Withdrew
his resolution.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23

81 But they could not read the writing, nor
tell the King the Interpretation OF it.
SO. At length came Amos the sorcerer, for hs
was more discerning than the rest, and he read
the hand writing on the wall with rueful coun.
tenance, and he sighed within, and said, o King,
the writing contains mourning and lamentaton
80. And the King was greatly astonished, and
his knees smote one against the other, and he said
unto Amos the sorcerer, declare to me the inter.
probation: hide nothing from me.
40. Then Amos the sorcerer answered and
said unto the King, the Interpretation Of the
writing is ths-7hy reign is short.
d. And an evil spirit troubled Martin.
AZ, And the people throughout the realm as.
sembled at their ballot boxes, in numbers even
like great armies going up to battle, and they
chose William for their King-yea, he came in
whrlwind.'
43. Then was fulfilled that which was foretolt
by the merchants Of Manhattan, that the sceptre
would be rent from his hand and it would b.
given to another.
"a. And Martin retired and dwelt in cave il
a mountain in the wilderness Of Undertook, ant
| William reigned in his stead.
d. Now the rest Of the acts of King Martin
and how he wared with the currency and witt
commerce and manufactures, are they not writ
ten in tears Of distress throughout the realm?
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23

GEORGE. llI-This monarch's reign will be
ever celebrated, but posterity will judge it So
verely. On his accession to the throne the debt
of England was 100000, 900; but at his death
it had swelled to f82O,O00,000. Thirty-thres
of the flty-nine years he sat upon the throne.
were passed in war;--war, to be sure, in which
the genius of English statesmen and generals
shore with sun like brightness, but war, too,
which fearlully increased the burdens Of the
Englit'h people, and the effects Of which still
hang like milestone around the neck OF Eng.
lsh labor. During his reign, the taxes were
increased from f6,000,O00 a year, TO f6O, 000,.
900. So much for national glory.-FoItunats
for him it will be, if posterity assents to the
maxim OF the English constitution, that the king
can do no wrong.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23

The Philadelphia papers mention the murder
Of an aged man. who had been for some time sup
porting himself and his wife upon the proceeds Of
Rail Road st ock. On the 18th Of December,
he went to draw his half years due, and was
not heard Of until his body was found, buried in
the cellar of an adjoining house. belonging to
one Huffman. who it was supposed had enced
him into his dwelling, and murdered him for his
money. Hoffman had escaped.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23
LAWS OF MISSOURI.

An act imposing certain and further duties on the
Committee, provided for in the 43d section OF
the Bank Charter.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly OF the
State OF Missouri as follows;
81. 1t shall be the duty OF the examining com.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23

The Governor of Tennessee, it is stated,
has appointed A. o. p. NICHOLSON, of Maui
ry county, to fill the place in theSU. S. Sem
ate, vacated by the death of Mr.. Grundy.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23

nj-lt is sta ted with confidence in the New
York Courier, that the Post Of Secretary Of the
Navy has been rendered to Francis Granger Of
New York.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23

MARYLANA'.-JouN LEEDS KERR has been
elected meruber Of the Senate Of the U. S., in
place Of DR.. Spence, deceased.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23
IN SENATE.
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 6, 1s4I.
BANKRUPT BILL.

BANKRUPT BILL.
Mr.. Southland presented memorial numer.
ously signed asking for the passage Of an act
esabshinga uniform system Of bankruptcy.
Mr.. Benton took occasion to give notice that
when the Bankrupt Bill which had been report.
ed by the Committee on the Judiciary should
come up for consideration, he would move an
amendment to extend its compulsory provisions
to banks, and other monied corporations.
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION.
Mr.. Phelps presented certain joint resolutions
from the Legislature of Vermont relative to
amendments OF the Constitution which were
ordered to be printed.
PILOT LAWS.
Mr.. Wright presented memorial from certain
pilots Of New York asking for the repeal Of the
act Of 1887, Interference to pilots.
NAVY RATIoNs.
Mr.. Buchanan presented several memorials
from citizens of Pennsylvania asking for such
change in the navy rations as TO exclude alto
gsther the allowance OF ardent spirits, and to
substitute tea and coffee.
A number Of bills Of a private and local char
acter were passed.
The bill for the punishment of certain crimes
against the United States was ordered 10 be sa-
crossed.
HOWARD INSTITUTION.
A bill granting certain public lots for the ben.
eft OF the Howard Institution Of Washington
was ordered 10 third reading.
LOG CABIN BILL FOR WASHINGTON.
Mr.. Sewer gave notice that he would on Mon.
day next introduce bill for ceding the public
lots in the City Of Washington to actual settlers
ON certain conditions
PERMANENT PAE-EMPTIoN SYSTEM.
The Senate then proceeded to the considera.
ton of the bill for establishing permanent
prospective pre- emption system; and was enga-
ged to late hour in debate thereon, in tho
course OF which Mr.. Clay, OF Kentucky, spoke
at length. Mr.. Wright replied; and several
rejoinders and replcations between the two
Setaors followed.
H-In the Senate, on the 31st, Mr.. Benton,
from the military committee, reported bill for
the relief Of the Missouri Volunteers
In the House, petition was presented from
Mr.. Rives, Of the Globe Office, stating that the
Clerk Of the House did not give them all the sop
which was provided for them, but gave portion
to other printers. The petition was referred to a
select committee.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23

A bill respecting the pay Of Grand Jurors in
St. Louis and several State road bills, were
passed.
The bill to create Court of common pleas in
st. Louis, passed the Senate on yesterday. There
was long debate upon it, particularly in rela.
ton to the salary Of the Judge.
Messrs. Allen, Young, Gillian, Monroe, Hun.
ter, Harvey and Thompson spoke on the subject.
Jan. 8. 1941 Might.
The Wing Cannon has been fired during the
day. The Capitol is Illuminated tonight, there
is ball at the court house, and a caucus else
where.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23
Jan. 9th, 1S4l.

Jan. 9th, 1871.
Demeticus A. Sutton, Esq, member elect
from the county Of Platte, appeared, was qualified
and took his seat
Mr.. Hurt presented the petition Of sundry cit
liens OF Franklin county, praying the establish
ing Of an inspectorship of tobacco in ST. Louis
which, on his motion, was referred to the Select
Committee Of nine.
Mr.. Alexander presented the remonstrance Of
sundry citizens Of Gasconade against the estab.
lishment of State road, which was referred.
Mr.. Whipple presented the remonstrance Of
the citizens Of Benton, against the establishment
of State road.
Mr.. Acock presented the petition Of the eiti.
zens Of Polk, Benton and St. Clair counties
praying the organization Of new county.
Mr.. English from the Comgnitteo Of Criminal
jurisprudence, reported a bill concerning the
pententiary. ltprovides that the convicts shall
not be worked hey ond the walls of the peniten
tiary. Other bills were also reported from said
committee.
A message was received from the Senate, sta
ting that the Senate had passed bill to organize
a court of Common Pleas in the City Of St. Louis
A bill to egaIize certain acts OF Jerad w. Davis
bill defining the boundary Of Polk county. -
A bill for the relief of the Collector of Frank
lin county.
On motion OF Mr.. Chiles, the bill last men
toned was read three times and passed.
Messrs. Wood and Gore, from the committee
on Engrossed bills sveraly made report.
Mr.. Parsons, from the Joint Committee on the
new counties, reported a bill providing for the
organization Of nineteen new counties. On hi.
motion the bill was read first and second time
by its title, referred to the committee OF the whole
and ordered to be printed He said he did not
wish to be considered The father OF all these. Mr.
Stephens from the same committee said he wa
charged with counter report.
! Messrs. O'Brien, Lakeland, Smith of Clinton
Jackson Of Howard, Maulsby, Lear aad Matrol
introduced bills according 10 previous notice.
Bills were read second time
The only bill Of general nature which passec
the House was bill regulating interest Wher
usury is proved, the legal interest of ten per cent
is forfeited to the county for the benefit of com
mon schools, but the plaintiff obtains judgmen
for the principal.
The other bills passed were for the relief of col
ectors, in considering which, the House was prin
cipally employed until adjournment.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23

miiiee provided for in the 43d section Of an act
entitled Gan act TO charter the Bank of the
State Of Missouri" approved Feb. Cd, 1887, to
examine with care the journal Of the proceedings
OF the Board Of Directors Of said Bank, and to
designate such portions thereof as, in their opin.
ion, should be laid before the General Assembly,
having due regard both to the interest Of the ins.
tuition and that Of the State.
81. 1t shall be the duty OF the Cashier of said
Bank to make out and transmit to the Governor,
on OF before the meeting of the next General As.
semby, and that Of each succeeding General AS.
sembly, transcript Of SO much OF such journal
thus designated, which shall be by the Governor
laid before the two Houses, within the first week
of their session. 5, The same rule shall apply
to each branch, as if provided for the Mother
Bank.
This act TO take effect from its passage.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23

An Act supplementary to an act entitled can act
concerning Guardians, Curators and Minors
approved 22d January, 1885, and to an act emit.
tied can act respecting Executors and Admins.
traitors, approved 2lst March, 1885.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly Of the
State Of Missouri.
l. That in all cases Of minors who have
guardians dying possessed Of estates, real or per
sonal, the County Court shall proceed and dstrb.
ute the personal estate among those interested
without waiting an administration, and order same
to be paid over, and delivered by such Guardian,
to those nterested and in no case shall the ad.
minstration be granted on the estate Of such de
ceased minors, unless there are one or more cred
tors, whose accounts cannot legally be paid by
the person acting as guardian Of such minor at
the time Of his DEATH \ 2. That letters tesla
mentary or Of administration shall in no case be
granted to a nonresident, and in any case where
an executor or administrator shall become non.
resident it shall be the duty Of the Court having
jurisdiction to grant letters testamentary, and Of
administration, on the fact being proved before
them, to their satisfaction, TO repeal the letters
heretofore granted 10 such person. This act to
take effect from and after its passage.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23
Missouri Lcgis iatHre.

*Hickory. tPoliIically.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-28

\NE are receiving Fall supply of A-ricurur,l a.,
PIGMENTS; which embraces greater variety and brt
ter assortment, than has ever he,n offered o me Nir,n
Farmers 10 now longer necessary for uur pnptrr,
NSltl ioi men implements they find then
our arrangements CmaIo a few weeks past, are s,,r
az 10 cnahie tn furnish an, auto 10 M mn.
Inc, al l.ciory prices and having tut recently In
tins business, affords pleasure tn hear M, IIy,,
us ' our iahter Ia oTicI thai any aTtcI,
a'thrci inr them that will tie adapted our state
We shall best raSurs 10 Tho a.
Asrculutsl community, ani shall Tcceyatl-if p,ron,s"
implements At the lowest prices can S!Ssi1 his emf o
assortment consists, in TAFT Of the following, viz:
Poughs-l, ? 2 aud horse
Green swaTd Ploushs-2 } and horse
hill-sdc Pluushs-l aud horse. Every T.,,,o, So,
ss s m on hts place should supply himself IL one OF
IT. L,Oshs' As prevents the soil from washing
i Double mould hosri Plough, for opening burrows
The castings these Plough are o, ,,, ILL.,,
'vi nus market aud are Chilled which render
mem hAto and at the same time, tough they viii last
nseI anu do better work Uwicr uVy) than The common
plough Ou prices for these superior ruug rs arr, as ov
As 5nasS Of Ine common plough have heretofore been
linNcy's 10 Gutllo;inc dh
Roasges, Nourse Ma.on's 10
Rousslcs, Nour,e 4 Masous Com Shelter.
an, bsi.s 49,, do DO with and with.
DO double do 10 a, a., l.,
llnprov cd Horse Power
Corn and Cob CTusher
IhIndlcr's Improved Double Harrow
Expanding CultyltoTs, three different kinds
Hand 30
Manure Forks aud Rakcs
spades and Shuv"is, from three OF four factoras
Grain scoups and shOvels
Patent Churns, an entirely new article
Garden and Poiafoc Hoes
Together with almost every article necessary Tor pIanta.
Ton IL 10 mistaken Idea that because our PIouss are
Of superior finish and model that prices are Consr-
quenty high II gives pleasure to slow our assert
neut ami give the best IoOf o their cheapues. Call ON
u.s. I'VE doors below the Bell Tavern:
Ps.-GlrIen Seeds and Fruit Trees ED
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-28
TAISIB 81 t:II.IsS

ramily GroceIy and Commission Merchants, in rear
OF the Exchange l. or Main street,
which the following part VI
ni9"n anu lnat sugars Of all qualities
Pdlycrizcd aud Crushed no
nhWhic, OIL Java and LssusIa cof.,
S'inMai, sugar house aud o Nola..es
samoud, sh,d aud Roe Icrrinxs
sperm Patent sperm aud Talow Candle.
Beaehed Winter strained sperm OIL
stsAhns Nncglr, very superior
spices uf sorts
Fresh Hops, list sort
salad ol, In TASKS and bottles
Hhnui' mushroom and ronltoc Ca;sup
iondon, French and American Mustard
Pickles, assorted
Guava Jclies andPTcserves
Branded FIuits
Aneh3yics' Anchovy Paste, Picked Lob.,.,,. and
n, French Sardnes nOil ~
whvcs aud ,spors
Maccaruni, NeTmcelc
Oh English amt American Cheese
Iuiwcti's sofa Crackers
DO E,s India PSrs %S. S'0" IN G0'' and quarts ar
l%psra, Grn1owdcr, Young HvsOn aud Black Teas
49, chorg Tea - ~
0d Lafayette, blackburn ant Hope Ell Madeira
file and brown sherry Wines, various brand No.,
Boxers Old Anchor, 1894
ssu,on's Gown inportauon)S
Sparkling burgundy
Sparkling and >tl iiocks
nhhisctie, hcrchur and Mirn-e limo CoI,i,I.
iSadon Dock CognGe Brandy
Doz,serad G 10 DO fS' " yc1 Is.S
Rum. ininoIted in 1910
Oh Ample Brandy and Rye Whiskey
Double icrricd Schicduin Gu
Regatta Congress aud PIiuci pc CIGAR,
Old Cuba Slo sing Tobacco An of which ,n..thc, with
% aIlIeSs 100 numerous TO mention, offered for
i"r cashier TO punctuh customers as they can
De had IN this market Any article of NJ thai
r no' CIV" .nre satisfaction, may be TeiuTneJs Al the
fIndet. .s 2;%SSt1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-28
old VIRGINIA HARD no HEAT."
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES
Superior French rhsmieoi, Liquid and Paste Beck
LmN .MaMMLlcLlrn III ELrALL SLn.Ln- mn
PACK ET BOATS ron sCOTTsyIILE a.
LYNCHBURG.
SUMMER ADVANCEMENT

our iron P.rkgl Bouts ions MARSHALL CAM upr
~ anl y v. IAbElis Capt iiIufICy. viii ltave T,,sT
MONT Iioin QUO landing az Cue head ut .hr Basin Tor ,
CLOCK, A N. precisely ~ - ~
, ~ lhs arrangement Passengers Tor Tennessee and
''usyahe, VIII ~ Dc detained 100 lyuChhuta aa hero.
toorc. Our hOliE will also connect win, Us lo - 49,,
from Scorsvilc 10 stanton W -''s.r
I " nov Tie cheapest and beet route 70 the din rent
virginia Springs, and Offers mIuy ofhcr udtceos,,, \,
travellers Tor preference W.
Tic nyii1 will be Pleased with hs c1zy eofntotr,bie
ahl safe pass The beau iu aud romantic fsctsry viii
,Ihi ihc HdnircrHoi nature aud the ch fit famed nuJ
nj,y James RIVER low grounds aud lis HANDS
VIII araily The agucu and uHn Of TASTE '
ON on arrival ~ lyurhrurI, Passengers have rboirc
ol Two toules 10 We White Su rhu Sprnrs with a 10.
rance tlt aIFhfl 10 Hcut lines al zftrss rUcI
oget,hs Ha'uLM bgec and by phbreis = fugs sndtis
ohcr ~ Iiberty' fincaEtlg AMI fltc rwret Str,ur.
RiehIoond, MsJ I, Isil. an ne
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-28
THOMAS M UOTCIIkIss.

Opposite the Old Eagle Hotel Lot.
AN now opening and offer for Hac a. unusually pri.
cez To- Coach Makers Saddlcrs, and Harness Makers.
lu.l SUPPLY ~ Goods, Consisting in pattss iUlows-
III Nnis Of Ecruc springs, from leaf u inches wide
a. 7 leaf Il inches wide
Sulky buggy BlfOlrhc and Coach turned aIlcs
Brass and silver lampsOf al sizes and variety u pst'
terms
Turned CoIlarB-Coach anil Barouchc Lamps
Brass and silver rOncavC and plain Bands
BTasH and silver Dash Frames stump Joints
Hump joints plated Curtain Leather, and Chaisc Hides
Ratiincits and Dsmasks-Oil aud Brussels Carpet
large ADD spCGIii Hs.Oumcnt NJ Coach Iaceg, Sc.
ds9 fol- assortment 81 svcr brass and Jspanned Ilar
ness Mounting Sfrrups; BH an kinds of Trh aud Etran.
ing Wcbps Serge hog Skins; sheep DO; Saddle TfceH ~ a
kGis5 af1crH AMI harness MAKERS Tools good
ineuf superior 1' of beers Hair Eaidcfs Silks oi al
colors, SC. Sc
dtso ful assortment of shoomaEc 70 Tools and Thread
shall cudoavor 10 kccp constantly on hand ll
mcnt ~ al articles used In the above mentioned tralea
and t defrrnnodto sell NJ very small advance for casa
OF tn punCiual customers. GTCd Inducements however
viii Doe offered 10 those who oisli 10 buy ioT e0sh
~ wishing 10 purchase anything In ny Inc aTorcspect
fully invited ~ coll before purchasing elsewhere.
~ 10 THDs " HUTCURIs5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-28
no COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

CHINA, uJbENSWARE AND GLASS,
Cheaper than ever offered IN Virginia, for cash or
APPROVED CREDIT.
Those WHO buy Tor cash. will huu Goods almost their
0Wu prices FOR bargains, call ON J. = FOGG,
ggvasr opposite Messrs Gay BeHnsys,
Main Street, Richmond.
NAVE iu.frealigei ~ crates ~ Common and Printed
EIrflruWlre. imported expressly fo The trade Uf Nir.
gina and Nprh Carolina, making my assortment complete,
entirely style ans patterns and beloved ~ be equal
Or superior, any Ciforodn this market These
goods are opening snJ will be carefully fclacked up
ON short notice
Merchants from tho Country will please give call
will show my Good with pleasure even II they don't want
u purchase.
Az, rs 1rkszcs of Gass-waic making complete as.
r1rmru'. uum Common Tumblcrs A. two shiings per
Hul.r tu fIr tirhraf Cut Glsss desired.
AaI, Wsuri aud Toilet LOOKING Gsrses, small Shaving
Glasses feet and With rings, from 81 " cents per dOzen
and ulWITIs.
st'nc Ware, fonthc Manufacturer al Factory prices.
81 - p FOGg.