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New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
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= r>-o-S ;. FOR NEWEURGH, LfN2lNG ~
hs-.ss--->.--7--7 CALuWELL'S, WlSi lNf& COLD
-st<Ss'57A-2-s>-- SPRINGS. T-c steamboat hlGHLAN-
DER Captain Roher WardroP, viii !esye ;ae Zoe; Of
Wsrreo-,lreet NcwI.rk. every MONDAY THURSDAY and
Saturday afternoon, At O'Clock.
Keturnlnc the HIGHLANDER will leave Newbursh
sycry Monday morning at o'clock, aud iaestay and
FRIDAY afternoon u O'Clock.
For freight or passage apply the Captain hoard.
B-Nnhsgcase aud freight Of every description. and
bill or specie put board th, boat. must bc thc risk
OF the owners thereof russ bll G.! Sdug receipt Is
,,gne3 for The Slulc y22
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
TNO TIE ARFIsCTE D-TH0N,

rENO TEE AFFLICTED 8-IHOMAS WI.
HARPEk'S Cough Remedy, the b-.t rsedicioe ex-
for any diseases Of the lungs. One bottle will give
qroe' Of relief Has been In IL years which i
proof Of rs good qualities. Price one shilling per bol-
Sod al lie cEice, 81 Bowery and the Agents through
the city nj, 3r,so5
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
T. BRADfsH. Lieut.. Governor,
JOHN A. COLLIER, Comptroller,
.. l.. HDLLEY. Surveyor General,
WILLIS HALL. Aubrey GenerI,
J HAIGllT, Treasurer.

IN CHANCEHY-Before the Vice Chancellor
Pete a schern-fhorn james Lor Gfshsrn al.
John AnhoB. sOln pur OF decrsta of The
Court Cnancery made IL tie above entitled viii ne
Oid public auction uncsr the direction % the ,uh.c5er
oae of the mf,,ei # 'ad Cear by Aine Co
on the 23d fay Of Nos euheJ the Merchants EH
chan IA The City o New York, u O'Clock Of that
cay, Al nat certain piece parcel Of ground uaf. ly-
my being 10 The Ninth Wsfd Of the City New York,
rnn ng at pont on the westerly Of Greenwich ase,
,1y ,h tett Ye seh' norhey from he norbery .de OF
nc opb'i street from thence running along Gssn"ichaBe
hy iee ttsnce westerly Lnsty feet thence due "rst
Mry ~o ieet Inch thence s.ulh ninety feet TO
LhiePhsi street thence eastrriy Ch opheF .ireet
t-idy feet two and half inches land Of Caarne Tap
hsen iny eight - nche lhence ess,rry along ne
land 9f the slt Catherine Trphsseu hundred ahd ~o
feet siI ncn-s = the place Of bs -if niag.
Dated New York, Nov l,t isi
WILLIAM " CAMPBELL,
nj l2awtN23 Ma,ttr in Chaoeery
The a!e OF the above property urued the 7h d'J u
Decemher E.I at the hour al place
New-iork. Aov. I'D. le5l.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

.,,sts. zr1 BUILDING sfpe E-fas
.psserl1er zill t-hycr on board Of vessels a, n
Ps9n Dock Dock Stone Is per AID Marble
Building Stone fo- = t. p: io--
St..es P:isoE. sIouui p.aa'auL Iucs 2 $50
;,Ia sn y I. SET.iNT1R. Ag-ua
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
-fsss7.escssN CaaS IzGAL E.fa-
nI. III, ,-IIAN ANn ri -A-h lINLNL NI.-Nn-

a. BRrCAFION AND BLACK liNiNt NT.-Ne-
I'll ct not Yourself while remedy At h1Gd The pc
prietor after making experiments 'dct
II iuycnns remedy for 'ac Diseases enumerated '-o"
ubi, he confidently oilers 10 tne pub,c improse
mrut over al! othcrs and fully aasqsaic 10 ~ ends II is
iulhhIc the cf sou, rst uati,in hrn' spr'i-
crimos numhnc>s auG tr-- OF tls i'ir;s hnrnS Hcn
,fne,, of the neck Tozss ltubs c5frrj nd chit
baps fresh cut, ,caj haad lt rHeuu and AL cAten mai
injuries and also Of tho,r which HORSES ere LAB -
.nra,n- IN the back, salci back, ~. Soil by \ y
& d. SANDS Wholesale aAt roia NoS. - and lt0
Fulton st. N y and b. d sands 3 90 - Ia i.raa
way Prlc-. 3l-fs tii.lM
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

ENSTINN DIV ToIVN
sss-S>-ssesS - "s. OF
~ - lii5Sf p a as.-ISc-a B-rrans Will

hereafter run heecer New York aud Goshen according
60 the following au:cm Ut stopping a' ri'rm'n' b'u
,etylc CIlrksJown Grecnbush Pa,cac, suiefrs Kama
20 .tton Monroe Works. Turner's SeaiuagYlo, Mon
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
N-~a, - TO o
-. T EASTON. P. lsas

h.ouSh IN hours. Fare only s. -
Leave pirc No Y r.. Battery Place. at :, clock &.
" Ialy, Sgadly. excepted, by steamboat Cadr'iia or
Water Wi.cs 10 Ezsbe,apcr :hen to take he cars Of
tie f. ToSu and Somorvs- Railroad 70 Bountt sook
leaving Only 3 ne, by coaches. making by far The most
pleasant ard expeditions 10 Easton. For e5Ls ep
ply =. D. HoVo, - Couf;iazdt Il. or on 5osrd A. D.
.cnde5 Ell assistance necessary.
- Tae Express Line 6n'ius their ch1rcs OF hu1bug
rot answer no" explain the rrN.-a az oar -r't'n-
through several hours before u Hhy aha; start
three hours ai OF ,heir Luc ThI charge Iust
p. t-.fit.Ita u trt,h 4. lhe tr.t. ~
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
T r AY ELM G.
-~ ASxw-yeRK. ALBANY AM

-~E~ NTEW-SeKK.A ALBANY AND
.,-<EGS----7v1 TROY STEAMBOAT T LIN + for Albany,
far the cc~il permit with saie
~, from tho fooI OF Cortland ,;rroi
rhc DE WITT CLINTON, Tuesday, THURSDAY aad
Satu-Isy Afternoons 81 o'clock
Sorics-An Goots. frsgfl. Baegsge. Bark Biis, SPe-
80, or say other k,ad ofPrcpery taken stripped, Pai
CT board the Boats th Line must BE- ~ 'h' sk OF ha
o rrer, II .ch tiood, FrcIth' Baggage &e- -
pp;,pII.,S LINE EoH ALRANX
80 =. The new sud conmodi0us >tssmboet
50 ROCHESTER. capt -. JshH. MI
--cs-zs- lsa,c he per heta cen toe foot Of Cort-
sud and Lberty Tharsday ard saturday Afternoons
FS- Pas. re or Freight apply 70 r. G SCHULTZ i,
ga, CtF,e on the Wharf or board y & Al Snds *
,, p. H. ouf, A, The r,.k OF tfc owners thereof.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

.NaPER MANUFACTrRKRs, AND CoA.

z4NIdI " IsTrT w V''-1''
Es2PER 3lAEUFACTGRERs AND CON
MISSION WAREHOUSE, No. 81 Liberty street
Printing, Lthog apEIc, a-j Conred Fspc-s m al hs
yarictes, risds order OF any qsit from COMMON Nes
Tue finest BOOK paper made IN the eoaaty at uie ia
-ark-t prices, rol the very superior milk Of Nessrs
C. and w Curtis Boston sHd w < Il Ctriis' bIii'n.
and from oter manufacturers, having he bes-
o. machinery Al ouer. thankfully reeslved and prorp,
~ executed. au7 6m EDWARD CURTIS. AKen |
ri1EAs.-Fine Guupow0er aot Impera! Teas in chests
.7T Ht;i GRiNEELL mlNTURN l. Co 7s South 81
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
=, C-yDo = gG& -aaEEWssSUkh -
.-.,-::-Ssz--z-E5 FALL ARRANGENENT.-Ih steam

s-1-tt--Sy--@-r7 rAI4L AkkANbtN NtNI.--Ih ne sttHm-
af-a1-' boat OSIRIS, Capt. J. L. Alaire VIII
on aud after November ., follow Leave Ne"
York from Fulton NJ rSet slip, East RIVER every Tues
aay Thursday and Saturday, at : o'clock A.
Reurninr, will esy- Rcd Bank every Tuesday Thurs.
DAY and SATURDAY. At half pnst Il O'clock, L vi.
The Boat wi above until further notice, wcnther
! nn,irnt,nn nrrn m f1nr
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

= FGss1Hgfr ITa7n 10Y m'T"IIE IeNIoII Ht00NI
leaving i, loot Of Ahany-st O'Clock. IN The Compd-
NY. Stcnu.boat UTICA Captain Alexander u Schaitz
pcsscqger Tratr uery jfcS=esdGs GnS Saturday Of
ruoc AZ clock from the iooS o. Albany .t:' - IL the
.r~tmboat Uu 4.
I Tre.sEt Traiq erery M0r6as. Tuesday, TiiTsday
inl Friday Gft.tr10. at O'Clock. from ute boot Of
C.unlc-s street, hv go st-lia1'. uGicn.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

C1UNSUnaPS:H> Arb LaI&tl GtiE-
X pLa1NT-l certify thlt Dr. B. y. ALIENS
}a.am of IIorehound pcuri>y Root has restored me 20
health, after suffering years frof- Liver ComPai'
For tro years previous GAn- o 81',am my lungsna
.l.o become affected that degree M Phsc',n believed
tpc aborur under pulmonary con umptlOH. To the won
deriui effect of DR. Aliens Bal-nn. oTc recovery.
JOHN T. ROCK ELL. B-ookiyn.
HORRIBLE-Whnt i more distressing Than 10 zoe our
fellow creatures Oft by consumption when DR. Aliens
i.a,4m perfect Oh Try this never Iiiing re-
iacdy. ltwri save yOHr life
TICKLING in the throat aud hacking cough are certain
signs u consumption. Dr.. Aliens Balsan le the only
HIcdcius that cure.
BLEEDING from th- Luncs-No disease more danger
ou- aud no remedy c,cal DR. Aliens BasaHi OF
II lorchornd Tiycrwort and Plcursy Root.
OPPRESSION AND SORENESS OF THE CHEST
Cou,umnrlou and Liver Comp pai9tDr i. ID. Aliens Bal
IAN Horchound Lvcrwort acd Plcurisy Root has no
equal ia the known world for the of the above dis
ra.es. Its rcpua,ion spreading far and vide, aud
the demard fpr beyond precedent. Physicians are
universally prc,crbn2 t. their patients with the most
astonishing benefit Be TO get The genuine Observe
the certificate of copyrghg the label and ~rapper-
Sold corner Broadway aud GTandsL, by L. NJ GUlON
nd : Barc'uy - n2S in
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
f,0UGsl. Ssa1NGTafTHs A~D DYs-

FNIt-Gl, Si.bNd21E THN AND Df y
Y PEPSlt.-1he Recipe for CONEKT'S BALM OF
LIFE his been submitted 10 large number OF Regular
Physicians. wAo have united pronouEclng >tfe and
esctual rcRied for the Of Coughs, Bronchitis and
al affection, of tic Throat aud uags tending to Con
sumption. The folOang Is specimen. Il from IN
article in the G,.ton Medic, Journal of August 90 1870
on Bronchitis. bv Frank II Hamilton Professor Of Ma
Medca and General Pathology IN tha Geneva Medi
cl College:
the Rev. l. COvcrts mixture, also usfd extensive
w for thus Election hy cleeymen belongs the same
ci9s of expccounts, being of those lucky conbnl
,ions of medical agents hca while it promotes eXpecto
ration does not iinp3 the Of tb. ston,ch. OF this
medicine feel liberty to speak since ITS composition
i, not hsl from t4 profession aud We hope the Ffoprls
tor, will it to II 20 the public. We, there
fore venture To recommend It, having empoyed It 10
case IN the OF many others. "il decided benefit
To be had ;hc principal Offices for the sale Of
TIM. ,nedi me i3i Nassau l!6 Fulton. di Al
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24
From the New Orleans Bee, June T..
shocking and AtrOciOus DC.
CncrCnCC.

The entire community was yesterday
morning thrown into the utmost ,onstcr.
nation, by the temperance at the Levee,
of the ship Charles, of Bath, Me-, Cap-
tain Gorham, which left this city for 5or.
deaux, on the evening of the lst Of
June, with cargo OF $4,000 slaves,
10, 900 feet of lumber, n lot Of heading
and wheelspokes. She was brought
back to tho city by the towboat Tiger.
We have made careful enquiries into al
the circumstances connected with the
horrid business which we are about to
relate, and tho following details may, we
think, be relied upon:
The Charles cleared on Tuesday last,
| st inst and went down to the Balize the
same evening, crossing the bar, and get
ting well into the Gulf on the morning
following. During the whole Of We'd
nesday and Thursday, the Charles as
well as the Louis Quatorze, which went
out at the same time, was distinctly visi-
ble from the Balize, the weather being
rather calm; though it was observed that
the Charles stccred 10 the west, while
the Louis QuatorZc headed to the east
Of the S. w. Pass. On Friday morning
at an early hour, tho Captain Of the tow
boat Tiger noticed vessel apparently
steering for the South West Pass, aud
looking at the distance as il her studding
sails were'set Presuming that the YES
sci was in want Of steam, he directed the
Tiger towards her. On nearing her he
discovered that il was the ship Charles
She was in the following condition.
Nearly all her sails were set, and the lib,
which was flying loose, appeared TO have
been cut, probably TO make an awning
for one of The boats.
Not solitary living being was Oh
board. On descending into the cabin,
several bottles which had contained por
ter, and had had their nccks knocked of,
were found on The table; some of their
contents had been spilled, and The frolh
looked quite fresh. Every particle Of
luggage had disappeared. Not II trunk e,
nor II bedslead nor nm article OF clothing
save an old pair of bt o,s, was 10 be seen
The apparel and bedding Of the Captain,
crew aud passengers had entirely dlsap.
pcarcd.
On examining the vessels deck, spots
Of blood having the appearance Of being
recontly shed, together with eight or ten
handspIkcs were seen on the sia,board
SIDE. On the larboard was n small pool
OF blood running toward the scuppers,
and on the same side on tho outward pn,iI
olihc vcssel, were eight stains ofihc san-
guine fluid which had apparently flowed
rom some wounded person carried OF
forced over the ships side.
IL must he borne in mind that this mp
Palling discovery was made at nn ca'lJ
hour IN the morning --abou, @, n. NJ.
JUS, related, the Tiger very properly put
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24

| Canton. The Emperor will not yield.
/ Rcinlorcements had bcen sent from
Gale u,ia."
From he I'ims
Accounts have been received of the
rec omncncemen nj Of hosiiilties ~ Chlna
Y Our troops took posse sSion ol the forts OF
l Bogue On the 9Jth of Febrnarr. and OF
the Factory of tnn,on. The Emperor,
nevertheless, expressed ms deteIm'ua-
tion mol 10 submit.
KcsLin had been disgraccd and sent in
irons 10 Pekiu.
. Sr Gcorge Bremen arrived on the . ID
of AprlI at Calcutta 10 confer with the
Governor General. Remforc, men,s were
TO proceed 10 China forthwith.
Ihr Bombay Gazette OF April e2d
says, OF all the wars il which We have
been engaged Ia the Enst, this is like
~ 10 be the most Troublesome. The
circumstance which have transpircd
cannot, therefore, fail To produce radl-
cal change throughout the whole en-
pire. Had the Emperor acccGcd TO tn,
treaty, which, after all, we find more
dlsgracelul To Us than 10 him, lofty pre-
tensions Of the Tartar dynasty, and the
cxclusivcnrss OF the Cabinet might have
|. appeared, Ia tie eyes Of his subjects, to
be still iu,iolate. But the feeling OF
hostility which has been now eyc.;ed,
II viii necessarily force Us 10 more extend
ed operations. We must make up our
minds either to quit China and its trade
altogether, or ioIce the Emperor into
concessions at the cannon's mouh.
The same paper adds, that there are
900, 900 Chinese in the neig ghborhood Of
\ Canton, starving for want ofemploy mcnt,
who are ready tn sack the city, and that
| the city is duomed to the flames, if the
! British troops spare it.-Narious iumors
were st,ll circulated respecting the pres-
dent, but nothing more OF her fate was
known.
News had bocn received from Con-
s,anilnopIe to May 7Ih, from Smyrna to
the 9th, and from Alexandria to the 9Th
The affairs Of Egypt, and tho arrange
ment with Mehenici Ali were far from
settled. This chief had refused 10 accede
t. the conditions that were offered 10 hlni.
The European consuls had in conse-
quence moi returned to Egypt, and had
received orders at Conslan,lnoplc to post
1 pone their return.
II The trial cf Darmes, for attempting to
shoot the King Louis PHILIPPE, had gone
on quietly IN the Chamber "i Peers. /,
occupied several days and closed on
Saturday with sentence Of death a
gainsl him, which was carried into exc.
cution on Monday morning
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24
[Fpom tho n. y. Com. Advertiser Of Monday last.

tFVom tho N. y. Com. Advertiser Of Monday last.
The BALIZE Some additional
information reaches us this morning,
bearing upon the catastrophe, whatever
i. was, of the ship Charles, but not by
any means clearing up the mystery.
Captain Hubbard, Of the brig America,
arrived yesterday from Chagres, when
in latitude 26 IA ~, longitude 10 90 W.,
on the 18Th of June, spoke the schooner
Ann, from New Orleans for Portsmouth,,
and was hailed by person who said that
he was the captain of the ship Charles,
from New Orleans, and that pant Of his
crew was on board the said schooner
he said they were in want Of water, but
Capt. II. being nearly out himself, he
could not supply them; he stated further
that his ship had sprung leak when
bout sixty miles from the Baliz", had a
bout FIVE feet water in her hold, and that
he had thrown overheard about four hun
dred bafes of cotton to tighten her, and
that shortly aherward they were fallen
in with by French vessel, which took
them Off
Now il may be recollected that tho
cargo of the Charles, as reported by the
New Orleans papers, consisted entirely
OF slaves and lumber; whence, then, came
the 400 bales of cotton said TO have been
thrown Overbonrda And if there was
cotton among the cargo, and il was
thrown overheard, surely the bales must
have been seen by some of the many
vessels arriving at New Orleans within
The next day or two. II The person on
board the Ann wns really Captain Cor
ham, his proceedings have been most
unaccouniablc, on any theory but that
Of guilt on his own part.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24
Arrival Of the Steamer Columbia.
Fight days Later from Europe.

E-Su ddys Later from Europe.
The steamship Columbia, Capt judi
kins, was telegraphod at quarter before
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, and ar.
rived AT the wharf ia East Boston at a
quarter before 8, having made her pas
rage from Liverpool, by way Of Halifax,
in 10 days aud l-2 hours. This is the
rhorest passage which has yet been made
iroin England to the u. States, by any
oI the steamships
1hr debates in parliament had not been
brought to any important result The
motion ol which notice was given by
Sir Robert Peel, was introduced by him
on the 9Th, and sup or,cd in u very able
speech. The debate on the motion was
continued TO late hour. and was contin-
ued and adjourned OH several subse-
qUent days, aud the question upon il had
not been taken at the latest date.
Important neTS. from China by the over
land mail from India, had been received
hy Telegraph through France from
MHrseilles The mail itself had mo-,
arrived The folIoslng announcement
contains the substance OF the news re-
cuivrd.
IMPOR FAINT FROM CHINA.
~ anticipation ofGte Oreriaad Mail.
The Morning Post II the Ist contains
the following briei bot important an
noUnc emsnt
"The arrival of the overland India
mail nj AiarsoiIles on the 9Olb uli has
brought important news irom China. -
I be Bombay dates are to the Isl of MAY.
Dn Feb ooh the l3osuo fnrs wero Ia
sen hy the British, who marched on lol
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24

TIE PIRACY.-.IATER.-Tbo
schooner Ann, Capt. Hubbard, above
mentioned, has arrived at Charleston,
and the story Of the Captain Of the ship
Charles and crew bcinSon board, is con-
irmed. Their report is that they aban-
doncd tho ship in leaking condition.
The crew and passengers went on board
the ship Louis Quatorzc, which was at
a little distance, and subsequently tho
crew left that ship and took passage in
the schooner Ann. The captain has
published a certificate from the passcn-
gers, icsiilymg to the correctness ol his
The Louis QuaiWzc was
bound for Havana, bat has not yet ar
rived. Rather Mysterious yet.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24

Wm. u. Tlley has been appointed Post
master NJ Is I-,ul, ~ place VI Geo. II. Rey-
nOlds, Tcno.CJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24
I'll K II A ID OF II Ill e II M f. s..

Thomas Allen, ot lhe Madisonlan, was
chosen printer to the Senate. The OPP
position Senators dccliued voting, on The
ground that Blair d. Rives had beeG
chosen printers TO the Senate.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14
CHIC K kItING a GILnEHrs
||laZSNIZ1ZekY]'

THE subseIi constantly rec wing irnr Inc mann
factories Of CHICkERiNG a T. Gil BERT A 90
Boston, and offers for sale large assortment Of Piano
foTtes, with all the recent and patented Improvements
The long established reputation Of these manufacturers
the test that the Instruments manufactured by
them will not be surpassed by any other maker domestic
or forcgn) In respect TO durability and sweetness p
ry and power OF for which these instruments nave
been hzhy and extensively celebrated. The long eI
pcricnce Of both Of these makers resulted in some
very important improvements (aely intToduced) which
greatly Improves the tone and general effect OF the insir-
n
The subscriber feels justified assuring those who
may be pleased 10 piruniZe this Establishment
expectations will not be disappointed finding these in
sTumcnts 10 be made Of the very best and the
most durable workmanship.
These instruments ID the price.
packed and sent 10 any place within hundred miles
Richmond, free OF expense to the pun hascrs.
The great demand for these instruments Undue the
subscriber 20 establish agency In FARMVIIIE Prince
Edward Co with Mr.. A =. BIGLON, where those WHO
wish TO purchase can get them the as Of
the subscriber.
AnPIANO FORTES scld al either OF these establish
mens are warranted and II perfectly satisfactory car
be returned,
no hseTa discount made TO professors and teachers
no large supply Of ncw AMI fashionable Music al
ways on hand Piano Fortcs tuned and repaired by RuG
Morse. whose long experience manufacturing euirle.
him 10 share Of patronage. 4. r. MADDOX,
- The RAJ Ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14

'EiiO's u. IOTCHKIss having taken IN. s,o,,
,sicy occupied by Messrs PhpIin & Joues opposit,
the Runsoi the ,slc Hotel, would inform Coach Gaker,
ana SsIors that hc has Just opened full assoi tine at o
Materials used by them, consisting In part as follows
FOR COACH MAKERS.
'osrh and Elliptic steel Springs Of all kinds
Coach BaICuchc, Buggy aud Sulky turned Aalcs
Coach and Barouche ste ps Of ali sizes
Brass aud silver Hub Bands
MhHcablc CaTtings aud I uIncd Collars
Coach and Bsrouche Hinges; tlO do IIandlea
Dash Frames; knobs; Coach Door Locks
Ncniiin Blind Locks
Curtain Leather, both hides and sides
Step Leather aud Morocco Skna
Coach iaccs and PRINCES Of all kinda
Raiiinets and DaIrasks, &c
FOR SADDLERS.
Hog skins; surge; Shecpskins
tull assortment Of all kinds Of Harness Mountjny
suTtups Belts; WOTsted Cotton Tanning Ny.Lbs
Cut Tacks BLACK OIL yaTnish
Men, Womcn'B. org Saddle Trees
A full supply OF Sadder's Tools, DC.
ALSO,
Shoe MabeTs Tools. Of all kinds
lhavC employ Mr. George Phipncn Jr mcrv ~ ~,
hrn OF Ihppen Joncsro attend To all the matters per
tanning 10 Tie business, aud most respectfully solicit IN,
patronage ." the customers Of that firm, and of all other
waning articles ia my line then. that INV a.soI,
men shall always be good ndl will as cheap Tor cash
ey acceptaneeS as any other house. Not ntendnr 4,
dS credit business, nuo emcnis will OLE rcdo puT
chascrs 70 pay the cash. f''
NH 3l-d&ctf TIIO'S a. uDTcuR,ss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
c. J. RICHARDS g. co.


Sisn OF the Saw, opposite the Swan Tavern.
- ii street, Shockoe Hill,
IMfoRIERs and Dealers in Foreign and Domcsi, r.r,
SIs, are now opening large snd Complete
"i SPRING HARDWARE AND CUTI Fry whi.h 81.
cash, cry aeceptances puuoual meo ,hcv vii Iii
AZ very sinai advance. Country Merchants and ,h.,
VIII md II TO their interest call ami eIarnn. t.ir
when IN pad Is Comprised OF the following Goods:
iDbotson S Patent Corn Scyhes
WadI IS best steel do
Broad and Narrow Grass DO
hutnoie a Augusta's Pattern Grass do
Dutch Scythesoi besf quality
Pocket and Pen Knives, assorted
sctssoIs, Shears and Razofs, do
Table Knives and Forks, with ivory s,.y ,,bp.
black and other handles - e' "''"'
ivory Knives anu Forks In of5l paIr, fou ID % An
a ARG anu very superior assOrtineEto Of sng. mi g.,
Ole b-rre nint and percussion Guns
traces, Itatcrs, Anys, Vices, smiths Belloxz
.iii hnc plate, pad and other Locks
iiiiii' PHI = cut, mill Saw. hall round
tlat bastard anu other Files, horse Rlsps
Collins AMI other Axes
Broad Axes; Nail IIsmmers
BUT Hinges, ali kinds
Britannia Ware, Japaned tin Ware
Plated Goods German silver Goods
Best box Al
Sheet and bar Lead
Cast shear blister and German Steel
SloNeis anu Spades, Hay and manure Forks
JlcE screws, shovel and Tongs Tenders Antir,
neSt bench andnOuldiRg Planes
aiil. pit and y saws
hand, PANEL and tenon saws
Aiso an assortment Of Looking Classes direct ftomt
manufacturer consisting Of
SWING, toilet pier and mantel Glasses
Painted Pals and general Assortment NJ ,rooI W..
French Baskets, &C. ~ WV" wa
Together with every variety Of staple and sunsrior
soTtmen; Of Fancy Goods.