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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14
For Thursday Evening.


FOR lnursoay Evening.
Va Monongaia, Extra IS Nos. and - drawn. Cap
tails -s2hoo, lOprizes Of 100 each &c- Tickets g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14

Nononsi'a Lottery NJ g EStra for Thursday night
apiisis-l prze Of s21OO 5l1 2EO 1900 I4Ji il5l 10
flnpO. TckesSj IL No.; % drawn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14
NOLKMAR & CREB,

II ALLAN fktSCO PAINTERS,
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens nf Richmond
~ u. VIC MY that hey are prepared 10 undertake
ot - PAINTING u any Of is varicucs, and 10 execute
WIN ise AMI Ia The most approved style In Oh. OF
Naet colours Thar rrcts moderate and their uark
sna ~ executed u he most faithful mannsr and On Tho
oullc atslactou Of those who may employ them They
afc Nsu prepared fC paint Churches AMI ofher public
bubhnt' pm the Grccan, fompeian, and Italian syies
yileIslcH Nhh q. siREtkEH opposifs the Old Mar
kct o. ~ their rooms two dnors above De- LemoaTa
Nteet viii meet viih ptomnt aucuuon. aoG-d6i
CuEAP, CHEAP GROCERIEs.-wes are nov
- regoFing our spring Supply q goods, consisting uf
esciy Thing IN our line, which Cor Country Mer
chans on accommodating terms or cash, 70 puncfaal
customcrs Qua months credit
Those who may wish purchase 81 low prices - cell
gain, viii please give call
apq FAY 4 Ca.
TO Those Indebted us, whose acoouats are due,
vii please come forward and disc barge fhoiusme
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14
TO COUNTRY MEKCHANTs.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
NlTE have this day opened large lot foreign and do
w nestle DRY GOODS, consisting in part Of C!oLs
Cassmrrcs, Ncsings, heavy Linens aud Drlings also
most extensive assortment OF French, English aud
can P,ints-a ofwhich afford to sell az much lower
prices than heretofore Country merchants and others
wishing TO purchase will please give us call.
apis GAY A BENTLEY.
7 PEASE q SONS CLARIFIED Es-
Js sENCE OF HOREUOUND CANDY, for
the alienation and Of coughs, colds &c a large sup.
ply just received and sale wholesale. mnnuflctu-
ier's prices, by ALEXANDER DUVAL a. 90.
apl General Agents for Virginia.
RICH AND RARE.
THOMAS II. PRICE has pleasure in saying 10
his friends and patrons that he has already received
considerable portion 81 hts regular supply OF thoee
failing fTench German, Italian, India, and American
my ho1ds purchased the most favorable terms and
he, with the greatest confidence, invites continuance aud
increase Of patronage.
10 those who the very best Goods Hat the mar
OF our country affords, he egs say that they he
all times -ued from his stock
Iu addition % The confidence he usually feels that he has
the means Of rcdeominr his pledge Inc public his
Engagements Just now arc such as 10 Keep him al times
supplied with whatever is new aud desrable they may
come out, and al prices which he knows will be sasnc.
tory.
Time, the limit Of advertisement, 10 not to-day
permit Of an Greinpt a. dcfal
10 very great and choice variety n Shawls
Do do silks
Dn do Liucns-alw8ys
on hand. apl3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14

Mrs. r.. LYON begs leave 10 inform her friends
WI both n The cy aud country that hand sni
will be receiving from The North by every Packet ASH
onabe and well selected assortment Of MilHnary, cnns
unE OF leghoru. silk, straw, Braid--HATs Caps AMI
tuuE, With every other article In the fancy line which
- iisposedto sehvery cheap for cash. punctua rus
tomers
Matchmaking done in s various branches; Blesch hing
Pressing and Altering, done In new and handsome yies
NH d
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PLEASANTS & BAILIE.
ESSE y JOE IEmn%tS.SmS.,
Mn HILiIliii... n

Have received irUm the Northern Foundri,s, a and
handsome assortment of Book and Job Tyre, Ornaments
sc. and preparei every description Of
Book and Job Printing. Their friends AMI public
respectfully solicited grant them share Of patronage
HS- Orders can be let al tlc Museum Building, in
the Counting Room Of the Mhic.
FARM OS THE CONFINES OF RICH
MOSD FOX SALE.
AN now dispOsed 10 sell the farm wheron dwell, and
which has been summer residence for the lssttWelye
years. II consists OF iuly 10 oi highly improved
Land part Of which productive meadow. whole be-
ing wen enclosed neary all cleared aud excellent til
la-e The improvements consist OF comfortable brick
dwelling and kitchen, UIth the usual buildings attached
besides large barn and two spacious and substantial hay
houses covered with shtuElcr, which have usually be
hed will various Kinds Of excellent hay pTOdac
farm The garden confirms about four acres or
der, well stocked with vines, TasDbernes Der
RES extensive asparagus beds with many varieties OF
N"dug aud thrifty fruit uees- This farm being located
west OF the Guy and the adjacent lands occupied by the
most respectable PROJECTORS Is free from the ua
ions Of suburb residence. Within half mile this
farm, own lot Of y well wooded therefore
appeutgs: this w be included ~ the sale ~
desired II the quantity OF land IS than desired by
any one purchaser, Is susceptible OF convenient and ad-
analogous division ia three or four partsbu
disposed 10 sell any part Without the whole. Reference
may be made 10 through the Richmond Post Office or
| on the premises.
I fa - 49, l.
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Something sne for Saturday. I7,b

N IOtU.
Va. Monongllia, No. i5-To De drawn at Lynch's COT
House, at r NJ. Cspta-sSOOO. Tickets onlys3.
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STR4TT'OyR ~ OFFICE.
OH IouHTHnHFH sTREHS.
Leian the world cay wnattheJ can,
For selling prices straon's the man
Drawing Of Leeshurg Lottery, No S:-ApIH 18Th:
~ ts 6 10 ~ 81 q 90 - - 20.
Welisburg Lottery No l5 drawing receive THURSDAY
morning Capiias- prize Of SID 5un 900 $751; 1870
2poi lUJO. Tickets 81. Is NOs-l2 drawn.
Nonongllia Lottery, M g. Eura-for Thursday night
Capsls-l prze Of s00O 5Dl pro, 1890 l4O0 ll5j 10
OF lpD. Tcketssj u No; " drawn.
Monongilia Lottery No l5-for Friday, ~ O'Clock -
Capals-l pitEe of eSul 2Jl idOD 10 y, 2l oI lUO1
Tickets 81. - Nos; ~ drawn
For mex, Saturday the l7th April.
Lcosburg Lottery Cass g, drawing 10 be received
Monday MORNING Capitalist prize OF eco co.., J0Ol. i5.
On 1000, san 7Unn, 6D1. btl 400. 30 XiIi 4 II
2tu Of 1850 ~ 81 '5O 1850 % of tnu1, JL 100 Whole
Tickets So halves TO- quA,ers g. elghths 90. rs Noe;
10 drawn
to- Orders for tickets IN tho above Grand Lottery will
be met with prompt attention, " addi esscd to
N. STRATTON.
ap " Richmond. vs..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14
TO CONTRACTORS.

TO Contractors.
IN pursuance o. Act Of the gencra Assembly Of VII
1 rina rassei March 2hh. tStl-l wiI receive sealed
Proposals unihr tNh dsy OF MAJ NEXT for covcrnE me
roof 81 ne Capitol the city with Coppcr-'tbe work 20
she executed fnder The careful and d.
erection the surcruf rnd1tt of Public Efccs, whose
iufv shall be g. that the work b. done, Boz lthlul
woftn1nhtc and durable manner taking bond with az
proved sccury, for the iathiu performance II The
tract"
The roof contains about 1900 aluatc feet Proposals
will be- made or Is and - ounce Copper, each separately
The money 10 be paid on the complexion of the wJrk
Proposals will be directed trosi rstdlf 90
JNO RICHARDSON,
Supert Public Enfccs. Arnor, Richmond. Va
TO- The Baltimore Patriot Bos on Atlas, and fhndel
phia Inquirer will publish he above tdverti ment fr
month and forward their this once or
payment spT-dim
WOOD. POSTS AND HOOP POLEs-Per
w wanting Wood, Posts or HOOP Poles can be
supplied BY applyng ~ the Coal Ward q
W. :. RICHARDSON, on the Basin
constant supply Of good Wood will be kept and sold
on tsI,us l'wct than has been charged recently.
apps Uf
DESK AND SHOW CASE
IsNON sale low, by W RANDOLPH A Co, nooksei
~ lcrs large and convenient Desk and counter show
Case each eost t2oor go, spa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14

is drawn numbers OF Is
Whole Tickets s1O-IIaiycs 0-QuaTeTs 5-Eghihs 800
Certificates Of packages of % Whole Tickets, s26 ~
DO do ~ Half 10 ia u
do do 10 Quarter do 6j 10
Do do 10 Eigbth do a. 20
:. Tickets the above Grant schemes and all others
under the management OF y GREGORY ca, for sale,
In the usua great variety by PACKAGES shares OF
single whole and shares uckes The cash for all prizes
sold by BIGGER, be had the the drawing
eivcd.
For the Grand Capitals and prompt pay, address
THO. u. BIGGER,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14
FURNITURE. GROCERIES. S.

FURNITURE, GROCERIES, Sc
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, April IAN at .. O'Clock
VIII be sold, In front of store general v,ricty OF UoYs
hold and Kitchen Furniture. &c.-sueh as
Bureaus and Card Tables
srieboarts and ID ming do
sofas, Washstanis and Toilet Tablo.
Cane and wood seat Chair.
Rocking Chairs. OF various kinda
GROCERIES,
AZ the sane time quantity Of Groceries. Butter Can
dies Apple AMI French Brandy, and other i,,,sr. 49,
&C. suitable Tor FETAL Also Boots, shoes cspS Wrap.
HORSES.
Immediately after The above, commencing nj N ,elock
several Saddle and Harness Horses, Of which ar.
represented as being very fine.
APPS INLoEs 4 BROTHER. Auc,,
ADDITIONAL.
viii be added 20 sale, This Morning ros,,,.,s, .
socloek, an tnvoee Of Clothins and Dry Goods
40 ~ lNLOES A BROTHER Aur,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14
RICHMOND Nat MNNUFacToRY

EINE CUT ToBAoco.-Nra Minsr's az Yorko
hoo cut Chewing and smoking Tohacco, for saie By
aP' QAlNoR a RoYsrER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14

GAY g. BENTLEY have the pleasure Of inform
VI ing their customers, that the schT Tuscaora having
arrived, they arc now prepared o show 'csc who NAV
favour them with CALI the hangCincs selection
and Fancy GOODS ever offered in this market 1hey
would particularly call the attention OF their friends
pure pdscTs generally TO ticr Of Silks Bazo
T.nesl French Musns Clmbrics and Lawns OF entirely
rev and beautiful styles; Also lot OF splendid shaws
Mantes aud scarfs together with variety other haUd
and fashionable Eoois-which they arc determined
to sell on the most accommodating terms. apl2
DEPiLATORY POlpDERS-FoI uprOoung super.
huous HAIR without the skin the ghest dc.
gree manufactured by DR. GouauJ and To be only
ihe Agency Inv LADY. Price, 81 ner hous.
sac 900 STOCK OF BOOK -
STATIONERY, MUSIC AND FANCY GOODS
Selling OF at rery Loo Prices, by
j. w. RANDOLPH s CO.
MAis srsEEr, RICHMoNp, Va
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Goethe, GIBSON. AVID Boz

II w. RANDOLPH a co have laNf opened,
Charscicristcs Of Goethe iroE she German 81 Foik
Won Muller. sc with Notes oFHna and Translated illus
tfaivc Of Gcrutn lcraiars, b. ssran Ausin. vols.
Rambles ln Europe N i9 uiih sketches prominent
surneans Phytciana Medical schools tifsrarg Per.o0.
ares sceneIy, &c.i ~ Dr w Gibson 81 Phiiaslsir ha
Tho pcvsger 90 Toe Nsv scheol 81 ee.adsl, ~ ne
Gore author nfthc Abbey, o..
Nos 1 and Barnsby Rndse.
Poor Iaek by Marryat A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14
CI.ARKk'S OFFICE.

At Alexandra on Saturday, l7h April Capitals 500.
ON, 3O01 l5OOO, 10 to- ssu 100 QUO ZOO 30 o. 2OJ,
23 OF 2O0 l75O 10 of 1907 10 OF 1850 and 80 Of
lOJD &c. IS Nos-i6 drawn Tickets $50.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14

Lcesburg Lottery, Glass y, or lsii-To be drawn ii
he1apdIa Va on sstutiav, April %, iSil-7s Nor--i.
1tsWn napis, Granl Capitais-s1ioOn tnun0 sOn 8nui
Tickets tO 1871 W ~ ~
ACeLuoea,e Of package Of &c Tickets will be cent To-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14

BY INLOES 4 BROTHER,
lSueeessors to Z. c. Word,l corner opposite the
Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14
hooks AND STATIONERY.
INSURANCE..

81 Main street, ofsr % Country Merchants
others large AMI handsome assortment n Dooks and
Stationery m such pricesaa cannot fail 10 please. NH ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14

INsTHUCTION IN MUSIC, SC.
MIN. DANIEL Professor Of Music, has returned to-
w Richmond AMI wuulihe happy 10 lake limited NUN
Der Of pupils o the Piano Guitar Singing and IL his
intention 20 Icnan in town daring the summer, inter-
Tupton will take place in Tic cruaTiiy Of his attendance
Daily expected ~ Piano Fortes selected by the above
from the best manuacoresn New York and Boston; also
several superO GIaTs Strings &c. together with large
audgood assortment Of and fashionable Music. Per
drsrousof pure hasnE Pianos, will fnd advantageous
10 felay Tor few days. determined 90 onr greater
Inducements both 10 quality and pjce than heretofore
offered In this State. ap9-u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14
FIsHING TACKLE.

HAVE just received very complete assortment ofPish
ing Tackle consisting n Fishing Poles IN Joints and
walking canes, hair aud silk Lines FLOATS Plies
and sls worm Gut with every variety Of Hooks with and
without snoo'is, &C.
apg THOMAS TYRER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14

Saturdays. N
no. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES vaDc o>
GOODS INTENDED FOR PUBLIC SALE
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10 w. I.R cese arc nnml cred correctly.

w
Lafdy cite Bank. Cincinnati.
los spurious They nay be detected by observing that an
couteret for Yignette, view OF tile ocean, anu Tie
Eagle resting upon SHE'LL bearing the American Standard
steamboat in the distance. -.
Miami Exporting company Cincinnati, ONO
SOS old pate letter Nj dated 4h November, 1872 payable
Hart; Spencer, Cashier Martin Baum President fu
ling up and signatures engraved
ONO Life lns. and Trust Co.. Cncnnau.
IS letter pay to Lane dated November 8, 1886 other va
rious dates, signed Perkins, Cashier, W Whlams
President Paper fmsy engraving bad and delecV sig
and filling up badly done and all in the same mana
writingEa
Urbana Banking Company
2s let A. payable to w Ward, June Sd, l838-W Rlanham
Cashier John II James Pres, Vgnete female figure WIN
one arm reclining on an eagle, Light appearance
81 let dated June 3, 1888,
los Old plate dated August 81, 1873
Western Reserve Bank,
IS July IS, 1880 ,,o ...
3s spayto VIM Williams dated May A, 1880
5s badly cyeceued they Oneeglh OF an men shofel
than than tile genuine nocs-Reed, eugraver dated Jahu
ary Z, 1926 ,o,o u
IS no ocr, payable to W Williams, dated Nov lS20' en-
craving very faint ,
los letter, D. Murray, Draper FairNaus plate, rhe word
'Westcn Reserve Bank beng on the lcit' ana 'Onio W
the right hand magin the genun' notes they arc 'he
reverse,
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