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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
STATISTICS.

Commerce oCHe United SioteS.--We copied the
other day, from the money article Of the Evening
Post paragraph which We understood to be Il
slateInent OF the exports and imports Of the u
states Tor the year ending Sept. 30th, 1871 ma.
KING balance in favor OF exports OF $249l4 ,24I
Upon reflection, we perceive that the statement
belongs one year earlier. 1t is the result of the
year ending Sept 80, 1910; which we published
long since. The present rates OF foreign OK
changes indicate that the exports OF the past year
have hardly kept pace with the imports aud the
other mntiters, Interest &C. which have been
pnd.-N y journal of Commerce.
We copied from the Journal of Commerce. and
Of course give the above for acorrcction-if it is
one. The imports aud exports were given for
twenty successive years, VIZ. from 1921 to lS4l,
and there wap, Of course, balance set down for
every year. II the above is correct, then was
the table wrong for 1910, as well as ls4l. Was
it all wrong? We should Ike to give our read.
crs the truth about this matter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
AFFAIRS OF THE STATES.

TugtRid, The Legislature OF this State met
on Monday, aud was organized by the re election,
without opposition, of John W. Nash, l.. &, as
Speaker Of the Senate and Of V. w. SoulhaIl,
Whg) Speaker Of the House of Delcgaes--ths
latter gentleman having been chosen by maiorl-
ty of five votes over Joel llolleman, (opp0 There
was remarkably full attendance oil the members,
especially of those belonging TO the House OF Dell
egates, only five Of whom were absent, Two
Wings aud three Van Buren, men.
In the South Carolina Senate Judge llugers
bill To reject the distribution money, passed with
only one dissenting voice.
Biennial Legislature act Of The last
sion Of the General Assembly OF Georgin, TO
change he meetings OF the Legislature from an
nunl to Biennial has also pissed the present House
of Representatives Of that State by "a vote Of l7G
yeas to nays.
Ohio. Tine Legislature OF Ohio convened OF
Columbus on the 9th inst James j. Fnrran (Opp.l
was chosen President OF the Senate Ivy vote ol
10 to II, and Rufus =. Spauldng. tOpp.) Speaker
Of the House, by Il vote Of 36 10 "a.
Arthur p. Bogby has been elected Senator of
the United States from the State of Alabama, to
ill the vacancy occnsioned by the resignation Of
&. &. Clay. Mr.. Bagby has just completed hls
term Of service as Governor Of the State which
now sends him to the Senate
TENNESSEE SENATORS.
We are happy to he able TO announce that the
long contest respecting the election OF Senators
IN Congress from Tennessee, is at length termln
ated aud that TINT State is saved the disgrace of
u violation OF her Constitution aud Laws. Mn.
SPEAKER TURNEY deserves tgreat credit for his
independence aud probity. lie was the only Lo-
coloco member Of the Tennessee Senate, who had
The nanliress and patriotism to abide by the con-
stulion of his State, rather than the reckessness
of II Locooco majority. Let him bc lemembered,
hereafter. An Extra from The office OF the Nash
vile Wing, Dec. ls states that the resolution to
20 into election Of U. 5. Senators was adopted on
that day hy the Senate. The vote stood ayes -
nays II. MI. Turney voting in tho affirmative.
The resolutions were sent to the House and adop
ted by strict party vote. The election was to
take place ON the 2d and 3d of December, one Of
the Senators to be chosen OF each day.-.4tlas.
.Ntw York. The debt Of this state is about 20
millions. Her internal improvements pay the an
nual interest (about one milon) and leave sur
plus of one million dollars annually TO 60 for
repairs OF the public works.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
BY AUTHORITY.

The following resolution was omitted in pub
fishing acrs and resolutions Of the extra session of
Congress.
No .. "A Resolution relating to The light boats nor
stationed at Sandy Hook and BariieHs reef
Resolved by the Senate and House of Repre-
senta,ives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the
Treasury be, and he ia hereby, authorized, if upon
full inquiry he deem it expedient, to cause the
light boat now stationed nj Sandy Hook to be re
moved. and TO be placed near Barets reef in
Long Island Sound; and whenever the same shall
be so removed aud placed, TO cause the light boat
now AT BarlIe,t's reef to be removed and placed,
if he deem it expedeni, near Execution Rocks,
in Long Island Sound, with a hell only for the
latter vessel, to be so fixed as 10 he rung by the
motion OF the sea.
Approved, August 25th, 1871.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

Our Minister 10 England. The Hon. EDWARD
EvERETT, Minister Penipo,entiary TO The Court
of ST. james, arrived in London, on the evening
of the 18th of November u
Sad Tragedy. young mar in Canton, Illinois,
named Selirdge, n week since, pointed rifle ut a
young and amahle sisleE in Sport, and instantly
shot her dead. The unfortunate young man has
since been deranged.
Distressing .4ecident A most distressing oc-
currence took place ia Bethel on The 1s inst. Le-
vi Divoll, n young man. nlely married, was acct
IDENTITY shot with Rifle in The hand of his broth
crin-law Stephen r. Child while sitting in
chair in the house of his !nher-in law, Daniel
Child. The young man, stephen, having rnatie
several attempts to discharge his Rifle, which was
loaded with ball to shoot at n mark, came into
the house, and having sealed himself opposite his
broher.in-law, who, with an awl, attempted to
pick the tube in tie percussion luck when the ri
a was most Unexpectedly discharged, and The
bail passed through the hip bone and The bowels of
the unfortunate young man, and was extracted by
The surgeon from the opposite side. He expired
in about six hOus.
This mos, distressing accident is another of
the thousand warnings TO be careful not TO even
point the muzLe of loaded gun towards any
person. Mercury.
The ALBANY .4rgus and The nert President-The
: Albany A gus contains n rrfual nomination of
Mr. Van Buren, for the office OF President OF the
United Stntes. Its language ~
"ShuuId the American Democracy choose to
riudicaie themselves aud their honest opinions,
and The only principles on which This or any 9TH
err free Government can be securely administered,
from the reprOdch of DOUBT and DISSERTATION on
THEIR PART-or, desiring TO recall TO the public
ser, ice, tha, profound civil wisdom which The
world acrords 20 MIR V. b., and which his oppon-
ents, during his administration, concede in one OF
the most signal instances of the bsstowment OF all
power and discretion demand his return to the
Chief Magistracy, for second aud fnot period
nsrsounYu HE can have no ioish IN the matter
none, ceriainy thar is not suhservent 10 the pop
ulur will and the public welfare
Death of a Member Of Congress.-The Hon.
Henry Bnck, member OF Congress, elected in tho
Mace of Mr.. Oge, from Somerset and Bedford
counties IN Pennsylvania, died recently al his res
idence in Somerset of apopexy. Judge Black
was highly esteemed for his many virtues.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

ea;nnks WI use notes are not redeemed blythe
Comptroller:
Allegheny County Bunk, Washington Bank
Bank Of Buffalo, Jalncs Bank
Commercial Bank, Duff ST. Lava renee Bank.
Staten Island Bank, Cummcrcial BIZ, Oswe.
Bank Of Oican Clinton CO. Bank.
Tho Clinton Co. Bank at plausburgh is inciud-
ed among the irrpdccnables, but lnc bank is
probably goul. We find the following in II
Piaitsburgh paper of the Huh Instant.
CLINTON COUNTY BANK
1t appears 10y the Albany papers, Tint during
tho late pane, the Bills of the Clinton County
Bank with others. were refused hy their agencies
at Albany on Monday. Such an occurrence we
believe is not unusua. II so happened that one
OF the directors, with remlancet, did not ar
rive m time 10 prevent Tho occurrence. We I'M
derstand the panic is sihsidlng. We therefore
have no donbt but That The agency will be Tstlni"
ed i'll n few days There can lie no loss 10 the
bill holders or deposilors in any event The di-
rccors have entire confidence in their ability to
meet the labiIltitS, aud we are happy to say that
HE publications referred 10, have produced no
aIaru Or excitement IN this vicinity. The Bunk
redeenls It's notes Whenever presented.
The Osdensbnrgh Times states that the ST..
Lawrence bank will RESUME within tie Time re .
qHlfcl lay law. u. ten days.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
az uE uOMEIEACUEn

The llcne League for the protection OF A.
merriam Labor aud the Promotion Of Reciprocal
Commerce is quiey but steadily perlcclug it's
organization. and extending It's operations through
out the country. Measures arc in progress for
forming State League, having its head IN the
city Of New York, with branches in every part OF
the State. Whenever the people OF the Union
shall have become acquainted with the oh ects
OF this association aud the urgcUt Necessity which
exists, for insisting OIL n just reciprocity IN our
must he that they will heartily concur in and IT,
mite to urge forward the objects Of the CLONE
League"
.Statemem Of The Principle Articles Of Fo,e ign
Manufacture imported into The United States for
The year ending September 3d. lS4l,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
FOR EIGN.

From Liberia. The intelligence OF the death oil
Gov BuchauI all is confirmed lie died of fever,
contracted OIL cruise along the coast. The Ex-
ecuive authority deyoIves on Joseph }. Roberts,
Lieut.. Governor, zone of the cooniSts.)
1t appears that one point of difficulty has been
yielded by the British Government. Airlcn's Lu-
nlinary OF Aug 30 says, that Her Britannia Maj
esIy vessels Of war cruising upon 'nis coast are
instructed by their government to refrain from
searching vessels sailing under United States col
org, and having American papers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

N Y. BANKS.
Last week we contradiced the report ola gen.
eral crash among the New York Safety Fund
Banks 1t now supposed that these Banks will
stand their ground For the purpose of enabling
our readers to know the good from the bad, we
copy the annexed from the Albany Advertiser,
of Dec. 10.
All banks save the following are ot par or l-2 per
cent. discount
Banks tolose notes al redeemed by the Comptroller
at Albany
The following are redeemed at par:
City Bank OF Buffalo, Commercial Bank, n. Y.
City Trust, N. Y. Wayne County Bank.
Chelsea Bank
Notes redeemed Ivy the Comptroller ut the fol-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

Scenes like the following IRE OF frequent DC
currence in all sections of the country not ex-
ccpng our own vicinity. AT meeting Of the
Washingtonians on Wednesday eve. last, holden
ut the Brick church in this village, one of the
very hardest cases in these parts signed The pledge
and addressed The assembly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

Total visited 5,242; ive-sixths of whom had
hardly blanket SIS families were without n
blanket, and As families slept on chaf beds and
wood slav:ngs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

Co,ton 10 G5oI asa
silk Jn 1850 IoI
Lpce dGs Io5
Caruet;u, 39'5OI
Has AMI H,,rsts 138 COO
Roofs nnL shoes ~ 533
Ieoiber A1300I
Cnhipet Ware SGo15
Soa, 1850
AI,rur,ru,rr. oC lron.nI s,,.l oDI 400
- LIov n''i lia,, 5ocGo1I
r" ',N nr'" p ,n~ r., 0'''
psiyt,r.,'I ,,i oao 400
t,n,,., aud (, on, ~ ooIoo1I
pin,u 90 r. p'',' - J InI Zee 90
s"Iit,, N"N Wv o0I 600
Iu,j 60, q. ,,i 81 DS1 93s
lvn,ches md n9,t. or \Vo,c.,.s 90oo5u
f,l~ ,,,',,,a,,,,,ra go 100
(,o,to,, hna,inr 3I0oII
| nj cln,hs 3lCIa
| D l., ,;, -eE1
p,npr 76I11
! p'l oin@Gt
iin;r c,o,h 50555
| pr,,sLo, 3S 1bo
| Iavelrv oCI 200
Snltnetre 24I72
t,,gnrs la
! i, T;, ,,, p1II ~ n15
s,,"ar a. aaI iiSs3
r,rIacn oj Tv;,e o1i01I
rn,Ls 5fJeG
|
T,,l ~ 21o 90
rvo,.,,o ,i., .i,o"n ar,i,.,o, 500 zSe
G,,,.,,,,',,;o u, w., I-n"I .,o,os e}5S03G9
Mo., ~ IN Nmr'n,,o,,,r,rs j., ,1. ,l,oyn H., -
:.,a,t :; ;I 49, ,,,.,n,,I ,, - I;, -
| ,,ltio' ui,L o.,i.ins r,,d, bv r,r o,,n nan,,t,c
,,,ars n,,, ,a'.l,n,;n Woro ,La, t,,n ,lirJs
,h, ,hn,a in,,,or,s MIMI, Jn,itIcss he ,dyon,o-
,,nn,,str ,,.tac,,,,ed +, Iis conn,,y Il w,e hnJ
,drr,,.'te mro;ectinU duties About Two thirds Of
all a. ;n,or,s into the Unitpd Sln,es consist of
h,x,,;, ,,d ,,,nuC,c,ureJ .r,;cles which shouII
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

Sheep Hisbandry 80 According to the best culeu.
lations, there are 81, 100000 sheeP in the Union.
This is Az increase OF about 100000 within the
three last years. These are worth NJ fair calcu-
iauon, S70,O00000 About one fifth of all these,
are ,ound in the SINGLE State Of New York.
These sheep nj three sheep to the acre, would
require l 100000 acres for their sheen worth
$l2 FER ucre; making 10 the amount OF Sl3@,-
600, 900 invested in lands.
Aggregate amount invested IN sheep husband
ry in The United States, is, -
In sheep Soe'00u0Vo
In land, l32,OOo,oUo
S200,000000
The annual crop OF wool is estimated at 9o000-
} 900 lbs. and worth nearly $4OOO00oo.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

Brighton Market, Dec. 49, At market 975 beef
cattle. Prccs-first qualiiy5 so to G second
so to 5 25; third, IS 10 A so,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

/ Home Consumption, ?2S,Sl6,94j
To pay for these Injuries requi es The following
amount Of articles exported during the same ear
Exports Of S'mdry Articles IN le4O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-30
JSssPA a 7ISgs... Csae.strs,sd Sar.ePartus
SCROFULA
Disc

TUE sarSapanla OF the shops Is very art To be needy,
not quite h.cIt, either FROM from haTing been
OF he madeleine. oscther with the Improper modes Of pre-
ping IT, which have long been In vogue, ha, probably
riouied ots variable reputation. Tho activity Of the
u beheScdto depend upon aerid principles
volstizelor rendered by chemical change the
deg This fact appears be demonstrated 10y
Hancock makes the following observations "Ator long
boingth peculiar odour which rises abundnntly the
cocnn Of guod SarSapaf n almost eNtineushcd From
the saraPaIla prepared in this way found sensible
drowsy and rackng effects prouce by aarg0 quantity
although the dccocon OF six eight tined
dosc."-t Wood & Bdeke's a. - DispcHsdfOry.
knowledge OF these facts, and the crtainy prac
ice OF the preparations OF Sarsapara lcito the dis
eovcry, alter repeated experiments OF the method OF
pairing and compromising the extract oercdto the me
cess, teth0uf boiling, andis warranted contain,
ccntraed or the active principles of tho root obtained
from the most approved species Of smlaS.
Its efficacy has been repeatedly tested In private practice
IN the successful treatment OF the forms Of the dis
cases for the Of which Sarsaparia recommended
ahcr other preparations Of that medicine, the ronacca &c
had been used without effect number OF OF
tcnsyc ulceraions AMI affections of the bones simple
Scroiua and mcrcuria and mcrcuTio syphllr
have been permanently curcdby IL. In three months,
without any other treatment except the simple appli.
cations TO the parts diseased tss three bOilcs
IN similar cases will prove the efficacy and Importance of
the preparation.
has been given too freely scroous habits, for the
of other Diseases being admirably calculated such
Ia remove a disease from the body and restore the usual
Vigor OF the constitution Tho three bottles
will every such occasion, prove an ccctual security
against secondary affections
As tonic and Alternative particularly In general debility,
serona and other ascascs chronic Rheumatism and
obstinate affections of the skin, II yalabc medicine,
ALEXANDER DUvAL,
Age tnrf Inc ptDn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-30
IRON STORE.


I'VE subscribers the only assAis OF Mesur. Dean. a
'uhnlnGhams Ia Richmond Tor the sale IlaI Ir,
.9h the Tlcdegar Rolling Mland Forge take pleasure I'M
ouci 10 ihctr friends aud the public generally All the va.
IovS sues OF Iron An
50 doing they feel the entire resting ,ron
tcSNencc OF almost all the prime pal consumers IN mi.
@ .ai they oder asgood an artcG a. be procured
H9.n any similar establishments In the Union.
sizes LVy produce Ell and Of which shall keen con
sa,Iy ON hand gcoi assortment follows, Round
inch. ~ -" ~ ~ ~ ''h 'htN M"
fI-lk H. a. lEH2 e. 81 J. 81, 3t4 inch Of
any icsitcd thickncas. Arrangements now in pro-
eIess 10y thcPOprctors Tor making Hoop and Iron
Win other extra sizes which will DO readiness ia lew
weeks after which shall be able meet any demand
likely tooccur nihis market
ENGLISH, sNEDEs, ULSTER AND COUNTRY IRON
~ tons VI English, Swcdc Ulster aud Country,
E an assortment Of variety of size of which Kind
supply. N"''.'
Rand, box ami hoop Iron
Mould Boards and plough Plates
Crow Bars and Nail Rods.
STEEL,
American Blistercd
English
German and Cast Steel
Spring steel for Gigs and Carriages,
IN. inquest price Willie givcnfOr scrap Iron
NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-30
DIX, LEIDY's MEDIcATED EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARILLA.


IlElNt- concentrated compound Fluid Extract Of
- paTld combined with other vegetable extracts whch
renders u medicine Of utility the cure II all dis.
eases arising from impurities Of the blood, indscre
IONS anu iinprudeucics Of youth, constitutional dis.
eases form or produced ny the iniudcinus use OF
curry arsenic bark or quiuns- Il az invaluable remedy
ioi I"Hcral Drhity ll-cTous Sores. White Syyellprs
Dacess Of the Liver aUd Skr, frrniuln ur Russ FTil
Ersspias, &C. aud all the unpleasant dangerous al
iect'ns consequent % SYPHILIS, Lues, NeneTea &c As
general puThcr OF The blood AZ all times, particularly
IN the spring aud Fail there be nO.cdc Inc more ri
ieetua As medicine calculated 10 soothe aud noursh
the System alter having been under medical treatment for
any particular disease, there be nothing adapted
restoring the natural vsor Of the system allayin nc
debtaicd and nervous condition othc system comuou
aer sickness This PREPARATION will be found highly ser
Mctdbie duilng the suu sier preventive of
those unpleasant and d1greeable common 10
many during warm weather namely, Fainness Giddiness
Impressive Feeling about the Heart Breast II
forms delightful and wholesome bcy rage, by adding
tablespoon iul glass OF ice.acT similar 10 the ccic
DRAFTED Lisbon diet drink; and with small quantity Of sr
OF simple syrup forms the Sdrsaparlll Mead possessing
however 10 addition medicinal virtues conducive health
ihh particularly adapted To Hvas For travelling
u Is aTtGusltc Of great importance. For sale
GANNOR q ROYsTER,
III - Druggists, sole agents for Richmond. Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-30
MORE NEW GOODS.

mONb NEW GOODS.
BEAUTIFUL Lustron summer SILKS, black and blue
ID black
Netunlul plaid Chopc and other roourcd summer silks
Bcauuiu. Ogiensi Printed Muslin. 4 now article
Rob Fntin corded Gr0 dc Antique, bluc black
tOlputc Gngcr,d MHa
n'ek sik Mlts and Glgyos NJ best quality
Rich dDucI swiss Muslin
Rich lIst ald Neck Rihhands
The Ercatcu variety Of sik thread Berlin and other
Goycs, for ladies' aud gentlemen and children
Pl1in black Chaily
pHnh black MuuHoiauc
Rich Psrssiylc More colourcd SIR scarfr-Iarro
Rich Paris style thcuo figured silk Srarfa 81
Rich Paris style silk Frafis and ildEfs--sual
Few pieces ri the very richest Embroidery, IN Craco-
VDuuo, Iilcflncs. n la Franchise
Embroidered trimmed CUTS, Plain Cambncs Sc sc.
TilpS u. PRICE.
The subrcrbor g. constantly buying aud rcccivns, and
every way Disposed SELL the bcst goods In the conn
try, on the most favorable terms.
leg TR PRICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-30
g DOZEN HUwARps IMPROVED CHEMICAL
Or CHLORIDE SOAP, for sale, by
SANI. r. ADIE & 60,

Agents Tor the Maker.
10 This SOAP possesses virtues aud pruurrtics
found Ia no other II Is manufactured by practical
chemist By washing the dco anil hsnds with iha san
every morning u Will make the skin lE smooth ard a.
soil az -Ilk " removes tan rupos, aud bemshcz and
o. Hll other kinds ~ r '''-''''
being made ~ Chloride n Soda make Il a very ,is
injecting article. If those who arc afflicted win fT"p
-Nc breath would first wet soft tooth brush indtlcu
pass mover THIS soap, and rub tue AMI gums
with every morning, b will tho scuryy n fh, gums
and prevent TIE teeth itoiu ruiug aching prcac ~
the enamel and cure the offensive breath
lbs very superior Article Tor washing and CLEANSING
snrcs and wounds, and preparing the flesh ~ heal 80
h'rs should nuhc without This Soaps ~ washing children
McreWhh b prevents sore ears, and many cutaucpua
d-"Iigra II IS believed that should the body bc we'll
vent rany diseases 20 which the human body rs subjected
" has pruvrdtD hC the best aTfr c u use for rfuuynr
Grease, Paint, Tar &c. from Linen, Cotton and wooen
Goods.
Ruhic7 and h1udkcrchicfB, which have long lain v ,ut
become yellow ~ being washed with this Soap will be.
white. - "
Prepared and sold. wholesale aud retail oe ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-30
nHEn a. mnnI.INn

IL Avn lNe pleasure ~ announcing 10 their customers
au1ihe public generally, that they have lust received
W "ir it.lnuluc clothing store, Main street ivc doors
below tie Exchange Bank, The following new and bcauti.
tul spruE and summer styles.
superior Blue, Wool Dyed, Hack, Olive Lon,Ion Brown,
nFi-b' iinic and Polish Green Dress and Frprk Cois
hrw au beautiful hrug c Of summer Goats, made u the
,e fH l'sI"n single md CasFmcrc q, fancy and pltiu;
Corded Check aud Plain Ganhroun. ADJ lima lrlre
fhniF, -ki Satin Bomiaznc CulIY, Cashmere. rk no
cair' French Embroidered Mrrno and Marar er Vesfs
Persian Robes and Mouung Gpwusi -ilk sIifs aud
Dfa""f Linen and Cotton 40 no. Pine Linen B1ruma auI
naf- part m1ie in ihc Byron style; Stoke; silk arI
l!nrm 'rwus, very nest piuenue; sclri, suFpruIcrt:
lliudkCr'lueis, Shoulder Braces, Russia Riding Belt.
Cotton Half Hose.
srniioncn N want n Clothing would DO well 10 call and
'Falu' 40 H'ct we are determined a. sc ~ CHEAP
a. ax rlhshmeni 10 this, % any % Tue Northern slue
aplv-3m +. y. SPENCE, Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-30

sADDLERY HARDWARE
XTANLEW s. SMITH have Just opened largo ls91rt.
inent of EncIsh and American sadIcry CONSISTING boz
patof
Engish sadilo-ftcrH
fergF ~ best quality
WOfuoI Webbing
Plated Harness MOUNTING
Brass and Jauanurd go
AIIes' COach steps
BlfUuche and Sulky sprinrg
Plated Hands. Sc &C.
They VIII open In cwdays by tho JsT-rson from H.
ycrpOulf large assortment u
Fine English plated AMI polished steel Bits
Plated aud German silver SnrruuH
Hard solder Tn1flas aud curb BiuH
Which !huy U1cr for saie 90 The very i1wca lorna
SAWS, FILES, Sc.
Susi received BY The ship HDfcius,
NIL saws Of superior quality
Cross Cut and ~ 80 DO
Butchers sud Grcavca Piles
With iu assortment 0fhcsvy and light edge tools from
tc best sheffield GanufsctDrcs for rsie At the very
ct prices. VANIEW a sNITII
az 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-30
CHARLES w. meoINNEss,

CHARLES w. mcGINNEss,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, &C.
kcu door lH Presbyterian Church,
street, below tho Post Ofice, Richmond Va
Ihs the pleasure 10 Inform hs friends and the public
general that be has length from severe
auack Of Ihcumatsm which has confined him the lat
weeks lie thinks supernuousto say any thing Of qual
hcsfons In adveraenent residence ~ ~ years,
a. practical workman this City has made his caps bill.
ties sufficiently known
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