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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02
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PIANO FORTE wARE-UoUsE


Opposite the Banks
TIE suoscIiberts Constantly receiving from the esle.
oraied manuiactory OF NuNNs A Gang Nsy York
eexant and PLAIN Piano Fores possessing the late l
pioN'ents andthtt decaey Of touch aud swsspess of
tone, so peculiar iOtheir manufacture
Constantly on hand large assortmentof
FLUTES, Flsgeoets Clai ioustfs
Guitars, Nohns, Violoneellos
Accoryiinns, Musical Boxes
Horns, Bueles and Trumpets
Flies and Drums
uoTIguaity sN' " '"P'
Piano Forte Stools and Covers
CHEAP MUSIC.
HE largest collection Of Music aver osr.d Tor ,,t -
nus SAFE may be selected from the store Of The sub
scrbor, Who IL now enabled TO sell an The Phaclni, n
New YORK wholesale Lnd retail prices
nose purchasing o. sell again will be furnished upon
otsI terms thSh they find elsewhere in the STATE
exchange. p mi TAyfaR
Hg- PIANO FoRTEs Of every description repaired
ahd tlncd-IunirE ~ the year, u required by VIII.
LIAM hEASstSa whose long experience ability In mann.
aetuIinS and tuning Piano fortes, Justly entities hm 10
every confidence. Guitars, vions and Aersrdsn. rspsi
Cd Violin Bows haired
no Orders cf as above will be noortu,u, .,,..t.t,
enhcrin toWn0r country h. IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02

ALSO,
FoIte. " 49,
The Music will be disposed Of good terms as at any
Est50lshnent IN uIlsstne. ie2i
NE subscriber respectfully announces hs friends
andthe public generally, thar he has hand, ami will
continue 10 Keep alage aud Sendd Paper
HanSlhgs-consisiing Of Gilt Velvet Tapestry, Fresco
PLAIN aud common Papers, with Borders to maich-a OF
country.
Also eurled hair aud Shuck Mattresses. Feather Bed,
made Of the best purified FeIhers-eInbracIng every ar
tcle IN his line. All orders thankfully received and exc
euted al the shortest notice aud In the best manner.
WILLIAM BOOTH,
Square below the Banks, on the opposite side
oil Msurasses sofas and Chairs repSr red; old
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02
JEFFREY,s KEsPIRATOR.
Fbr gtring rGruih 90 fhe air drGna into the Lungs
brsafhtuF

fW striHg NGrlh 10 fhe AR dTGrH infC TIE Lungs ~
breathing
'IHis small and delicate instrument is the
mouth. It's Gnishedin style neat 10 render d
as little distgurable POSSIBLE loes all obstruc
the passage ofthe breath, affect the The loves
whisper audible without the ms runent, y heard equals
well when u Is
Whether the atmosphere be cold or damp, when fog
~; cold and dry, In noTtleIy Winds this H.
slTumeni Is found equally 10 temper Il, - that the dc
cae person nay face any air while wearing IT, Not on
- tee breath warmed by thus instrument but dises
warmth the whole body.
FOrthe purpose 81 removing Cough Of warming the
limbs The Respiration Is IN bc1 by numerous per
sons-it enables those yoTy il with asthma or puno
nary consumption to At all times with mpuniiy
even benefit
supply Of these valuable Instruments which com,
highly recommended 10y the Medical Faculty Of London
just received and for salo ny
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02
RICHMOND,
CHEAP GROCERIES.

III I'LL DABNEY still continue 10 sell Grorerle, NJ
their store, the first door above the Columbia ia
,ern on M good terms az they be had 10 the city
iney invite their customers and the public give them
as they are determined Ia any ar.
"ei ~, 20 ,h.I nhe' Cary Street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02
0. X.
GIInIn XnIfA a


FALL GOODS.
THE subscribers have the pleasure OF informing the
friends and tho public generally. that they have
eeivsd their Fail Goods which have been selected In the
Northern markctsby NJ the firm, embracing follows
HATS.
Black Russia Hats, all shapes
DO Nutria do do
do close Beaver do
DO Muskrat Napt do
DO Couey black aud drsb do
DO Brush 10 do
do silk OF various qualities
DO Moleskin do
oO dozen black, brown and drsb Wool Hats,
superhne Ouer Fur
DO Seal DO
DO Muskrat do
Do Coney. VARIOUS qualities
400 dozen Hair seal
Plush do
selette No
Gentlemens Youths and chdrons Cloth do. OF svsry
variety OF pattern
Fancy Velvet Caps for Infants
LADIES' Riding Caps
HATTER's MATERIALS.
Suriotted and raw Russistur
MuxkIat
saKony hat Felts; Shells for silk hats
Gum sliellac; Alcohol; Extract Of Iogwood
Jack Cards; Stopping Brushes; Hat screws
Tip and tissue Paper; silk aud cotton Tips and Sides
rla N and figured Pelongs; Angola aud silk Plush
Purple, cream fawn, blue aud hac K skyeTs
Coarse aud fns Bow Strings
Black and dTab landings and bindings, Of Various quail
ties
With many other articles, numerous for an adver
usemcnt-al OF which they feel disposed soil on the
most accommodating terms, at whole sale or retail.
sel2 JOHN THOMPSON a. CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02
NOVEMBER FOURTH, $40

DUDLEY 81 MEREDITH have this day received per
- sehr Weymouth, from New York, the following good5
Heavy flash nE, for servants coats
Blue aud invisible green Clo;lss, fine
Black and fancy colorsd Ca.snsres
a. hne white Flannel
IS swsnskin do
Plaid aud striped Mouseaines
Bloc, pink and white ape Lisse
Al ~ so'tment Of Rosyn Plaids
DO linen cambria Handkerchief
Superior blue black Gro de swiss
PARK and light ri Gloves
Beat lambs wool Shirts
Table and biz fs-eye Diaper
Huckaback linen Checks for childran's aprons
Lead eol-red saifeen Jeans; white do
Madras Hdkfs. Prints. &c. dsi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02

wArcmEs FuK .ALE vEnYLow.

GEO q. ALLEN, CfofmeIly connected vii Il .hs House
VI OF benedict a. Beuedet, Benedict a. Benedict A 20
and Satnl w Denedic Importer OF Engsh, French and
swiss Watches and yewelry 80 Wall street up stairs New
YORK, wholesale aud retail offers for sale all Of
Gold and silver Lever, Duplex Anchor EsespenIeni Re
peaing Independent Second. Lepas and Verge Watches
also Diamond Pins, Rings Gold Pencils. and all descT rip
tons OF Jewelry at retail nj twelve per below "a.
usual prices Watches Jewelry or bought
|wali street, up Stairs, New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02

HOUSE, sIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
GLiZfER, OLDER, ae
u-5hop Dsxt door the First Prss5yfsriAn Chureh
street, below the Posi- Onlcs.
RICHMOND, February 22d, 1870
IN ths day, 20 years the sub.e Iibsr In
" City lie Is truly grateful to the sHizens Of Virginia
tor their kind patronage during the above period That he
has given saiisfs to all Shat employ ed him he will
pre- end TO ssybu that he has the part
eed by continuance fsvors He inform hi
friends and The public generally, thai n continuance OF
their orders will be met with promPtness and executed 10
the best
He would likewise inform country merchants in
signs that he has seasoned boards constantly hand
really prepared which he finish the shortest
fe 0-,itf W ArGINSFSs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02
FALL SUPPLY
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS &C Ac

BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, sc. &c
VII SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving from the most ap
extensive and well selected assortment Of almost every
article IN Their line, adapted TO Fall sales Al OF which
eve will enable them to offer such Undue enens, either
ony, as cannot fail to ensure sales Tho com
Ladies Morocco aud Kid Walking Shoe, tMcCurdy's
Do do do do do, second, third
Ladies' Seal and Calf skin do 10
do Pine and Stout Leather do
DO Cater Boots
100 Quilted Buskns an entirely new article
DO Moro an KID Slips, McCurdy' = sanufscture
DO No. 90 do second third aud fourth qualities
DO do do English lid do
DO Double scaled Water Proof do do
Do Calf and Morocco Dress Boots, second and
Gentlemen double soal Water Proof do do
DO nailed and pcgEed DO
% Pine ,9d s,csi tsl6 skin Bootcss and Shoe,
Do do Calfand Moro Dress Navy Shoes CMiles)
Do Miles,, sapsT f WI Ugh, 81 Shoe. and Pumps
Do Morocco and seal Dancing Pumps
Do Ca skin aud Gum Elastic over shoes
do Mookasins aud Buffalo DO
Misses hnc Moro sud seal skin Booteea
DO eicut sowcd and peggcd do
~ Morocco and seal SKIN waking Shoes
10 Fine SI Morocco, Kid and Seal Slippers sR 90
DGys f ssS C ,,n 'eT C and Pessed Bso,so'
Do Fine Calf and Kip shoes 50 10
chareo 20 Sss ss.i n rSSe. and Shoe.
10 DO Morocco black and coloTod DO
McnSaq Boys Stout bound ss~ed snG 9 pysssd pros.u.
DO do unbound DO 20 10
DO do Russcu and Black Bfogans, Rich.
mond nauufaoturs
Mems and Boys Heavy side Leather sewed sui pcsgsd
Water Bo0ts
women's stout sewed and peggcd Bootees
DO DO do rhooa
Folio and single Russeu and Rack Lcsher Travelling
Trunks
Carpet Days and Hand Trunks
Horse hide and seal skin Packing Trunks
shoe Thread, Bactinr, brushes, sc.
sea IUbAH MYERS co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02
NENy EsTAnIIsHMENT.

TUE Subscribers receiving their supply Of Groc cries
and prepared 10 sell Snsar, loaf snd Brown
Coffee Tea, Candca sperm and ltu's Patent, Snap. IA
con, Molsssss Cheese Pepper, Ginger AusPice, Sc &C
Sol various qshiea o. prices a. low a. any other go
and the pubic.
sTonAcE.
Thcy can take the bulk Of 500 bills Gre proof Ware.
house Of easy aeeesa upon The f.iresi isIms
on eRErTgR 4 PEAKg,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02

SMrH q PAI.MER have Receiver. l., rcssn, arrival.
from the Northern Cities, supply OF the lates
and mos, Fashionable Music tho Piano Forte and lew
pieces Tor the Guitar ether With Books
author. for The Piano Flute, VIOLIN Guitar Ulso
esett with Mlsieai fasfrspenfs from tire most
Addional Music will be regularly rec elycd m. ann
lowing for the Piano FSrte: ~ -
n nsy. Bonnie Bark Poor Bessy was sailors
No msIeh o..,-, The horn Of my loved
Inc hainsong, with Wig Rapture Dwelling
The New cachuehs, or swsp, line % i,a'1on Kvs.
10 10 =, 49, ne Sssis, Nine cheers TO the girls We
Baltimore Convention song A place in ,Sy memory.
with vlgnotts Dearest ' '
Town the tear hs steals by When stars arc In tho quiet
the author Of Flow gently skies
Sweet Atom iBeauiiful day
Home . o. my Childhood You do noiihink so do you
you mink have merry The Belle OF the South. a
, n.en 80, new Gallspade
Remember s how may child Wake, maiden, waks-the
whistle and I'll to Oh never jonb love ,hoe
Beautiful Yves, FOR THE GUITAR.
y ~ 70 me rLare We have been Liends To-.
bright ~ thine Flow gently Sweet Anon
LLantuase OF Flowers . La Caehucha-C sstinets are
On THIS Love- or Jesse Nc 4 g.ily sounding
Farland l,omo o'er u,oonlIt ma, 4,
Kslhaleen Mavorneen Duet ~ '"0'H''' ''A'
There grows Bonnie Briar Fairy Boy, 10y = Lover
Hove her ain San love ~ no S;ors 10y The
msrriy ON the Mountain ed and loved togotheT
,r wave -, en-, Ny Boyhoods Home, from
love but thee by 4 Moore Erin h. NV Home
fonde affections sill cling place in thy memory dear.
10 nome
oh no they shall no, me The spot where was born
Live
ny normandy Carrier Dove
Woodman spare that Tree Ihcar Inc m surak Of INV Ia,
A life on the Ocean Wave Their Land
Flow gently, sweet Alton Maid OF Iudab-or no mora
All things love thee, shall the ehiIr,n az Iut,I
My BoyhooIs Home sing
wet sheet and flowing great variety Of Air. Ron.
Art thou happy, lovely lady dos, VARIATIONS WaIlzes
Awake, awake Love Dnctts Vocal and Instr,,,
Angel OF Charity mental Pieces
Come brothers arouse Hank Muse Paner and Mn,
iarewelI TO the Mountains sic Port Fol lot ofveIy
J. bAde Thee tot farewell superior Violin and Guitar
" oid me moi 10 wed him strings just imported
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02

The Steamer BALLOON, CAPT. wOOLsEY,
having run the las, week opposite days TO the combined
forces, and learns that the Travelling public has
Der Of years been accustomed to leave Norfolk and Rich
mond follows which will be DAYS OF the Balloon ON
and afer Tuesday, Nov. 24th.
Leare Norfolk srery 7Sssdoy. Th1rsday and Safur.
doy mornings
Lsore Richmond srsry Sunday, Wsinesday and FSi.
day niorninrs.
FARE from NORFOLK 10 JIMESTo WV ono
Dollar CITY PoLNT-7irO DO,iar.; RICHMOND
Three Dolidrs Returning from RICHMOND 10 err y
POINT One Doiar; yIMESToWN-7iro Dollars
NORFOLk-7hreeD oiiars. And occasion will
share OF the public patronage.
All persons forbid trusting Of Balloon
oMueIs. nov 21-,lif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02
NOTICE To TOBACC

- NOTICE TO TOBACCUNIsTs.
THE subscribers have purchased OF Mr. John b. Amen
his entire Patent Right for Tin Boxes Tor prsng Iaa
nufaeiured Tobacco We therefore forbid per sous
using them, unless purchasedof us-~heh will make
to order, aud reasonable Tn Stove rate
and Sheet Iron Manufaciory,a few doors below the Bel
Tavern. ID II q. X. WELLER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02

Stone Ware, BED Cords, Leading Lines and other arl
eles nho ofooery limo, which are determined 20 sell
loM. lur sch. OF 10 nnnrImal mnr.nnn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02
LYELL, JOHNSTON 4 LYEII.
4 M.Efi,t,.t. mi =,


I'HE GREAT OBJECT FINALLY AZ
Il COMPLHSHED, by The introduction into this city
Of the Style Of LAMPS extensively used the CIV ~
New York, aud Known Webs Patent burners together
wththe paeucd Camphine OIL, for burning therein. The
proprietor is prepared u1cr the habi'ans OF
ms city and vicinity TAR superior and more economic al
light than has ever been brought before the public The
light produced by the Camphno OIL n Webb's peculiarly
constructed Burners produces htms msichess u bril-
hancy, economy and simplicity.
The cost 10 the consumer will not exceed ONE HALF
the expense who's compared with oil, Gas. any other
ngIecn now used or the purpose Of atdinr Auifc a
Light This oils entirely free from any explosive proper
ties, there being no Alcohol Spirits uset IN he cotnpo
sitisn, but Ne PURELY VEGETABLE and, eonsrquruiiv
as perfectly safe IN is emit much opposite 10 tho
article known Spirit Gas sperm oils This tho pub
he may rely upon.
said Camrhnc AMI Burners we're intro iuced into the
City 81 New York about year since, sui have been
adopted IN a the principal Hotels Printing Offices stores
Billiard Rooms &C, being more highly approved of Than
any other article heretofore knswn
Upwards of Ten thousand Of them are now in uze In tia
city ~ New York
LS-A supply the above OIL, with several varieties Of
the Lamps Just received and Cor hy the subsc fber
49, EfiETACF A anN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, sc.
tHE have on hand assortment Of best taaalify
w suchas
Brown, loaf crushed and powered sugar
Old lava and green Coffee
Gunpowder, black and Young III son Tea
Madeira, sherry and other Wines
Cosnse Brandy, Rum, Gin, and other Liquors and L.
quor Cases
Roe ucrrngs, In whole and half bbls
Msckerel, No I, in half and quarter bills and kits
Kits Of Tongues and SouRds
Limitation English Cheese
Fresh Rsisins, Almonds and Pruncs
Mustard, Olives, Capers, &c. for sale by
del RANDOLPH A IIkRRISoN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02

IL salc OF Dacons Mechanical lamps have some very
handsome paeras len which they Will sell 70 New York
prcoshe pure haser thereby saving expenses " trans
pouauun, exchange SC They are adapted o. floicls,
Churches and al public buildings, welas for the draw
ing room parlor
The annexed acle iu relation 20 them s ffcm the New
Nofk Tines and Evening tar Of 2th November stn ty
cmarss the other day, in relation tnthc New Nork cey
Lnrary We mentioned That The rooms well hehted
snt should have aicd by VI Dacon's patent Mcchsn
CO. lamps ~ is aso The Asiot House They truly an
elegant article ani possesses advantages IN other de.
sctipunsot light, particularly for drawing rooms reading
rpms Sc iorwhich purposes they generally used In
su eeean esisbhshmentsin PARIS where steady uniform
hfhi that produces no smoke, adesirable.
We htve 40 doubt they viii entirely lake the pisre nfhe
common astral and Oihcr lamps, frou which only about
one ttrd the light " produced with the same csnsuup.
paTiic ularly desirahte
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02

LYELL, JOHNSTON a. LYEIl.,
Al james MckiLcoes Old Stand, Riehmoad VIT 1inia
"HOLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS ia Drugs
w Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Woods, Painters ATti
eles, Oils, Window GLASS; Glass Ware &c which they
will sell on lib, raj terms
Nutinegs, Mace, Indigo SNUFF Maeeaboy, Lo Iril.
CASTLE soap, Cloves laId's Scotch, do.
Cinnamon, Cayenne Pepper Lamp Black, Black Lead
Copperas, Rotten stone stauEhton . Bittsrs Chalk
Pot and Pearl Ashes, starch SUP carb. Soda, Putty
Liquorice RAIL- lockwood, seidlitz Powders soda To-
saIeratus, Fig Blue, Alum Yeast Powders Alcohol
Powder ell Ginger aud Root Castor Oil, In bottles
White Lead, dry and In oil EPSON salts, Flour Sulphur
Jamaica Ginger saltpetra Ink, in bottles Brin.tone
oil Peppermint, aud other Lucitsr Matches
essential otis British Lustre
lsingass, Russia olive OIL in baskets and
sponge, coarse and fine barrels
Soda, for washing
OlLS-wlntcr strain cd sps Tm; Fall do Lnaeed N.a,s
foot, Spirits TuTpeniine.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES-Surgical Instruments,
aneets Evanss best, eur own importation aud
ed genuine ApOhecaries and CONFECTIONERY Glass
allure, assorted Of all descriptions; Walls Bottles Coz
&c; Perfumcry, Soaps, Tooth Brushes Powders, Sc ,
Paints, dry and ground In OIL Oils, Window Glass Brushes
ColorS, aud PainterS' Articles.
FAMILY AND PATENT MEDl INEs-Physoians and
Country Merchants select Coos fioIn laIKe and
good an assortment can be founn any Store
lac Statee. Virginia.
10 The most prompt attention paid to packing and
shipping orders NH N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02

MEcuANioAL LApFA-This is an elegant AMI valuable
arucle. u s more economical. shells beuer hah and
atogether Is entitled gresicr patronage han any other
now IN nee. is adapted al public buildings well ss
the drawing room aud the paIoT.
evening y HOvT Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02

JUST received splendid assortment beautiful HAS Of
the latest fashions conssnz part Of fine beavers
nuras, Russia rabbits, and brush Hate the creates
article.
Also, few fne Moleskin Plush HAS all a
which were made TO order expressly for retail
and offered 10 customers and the public such prie
as canno, fall TO give entire satisfaction
deg ELISHA STEPHENSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02

Mems heavy scwed and perged Brogans large sizes
ulsnufacturedin Rchiuond-andv very superior
BOYS coarse scwed AMI peggcd BroEans, very strong
The above Is but small detail Of my present
which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash pune.
tusl customers only. SAMUEL PJTNEY.
oc 10
, 1841-08-14
LIZ 10
Grass Hills, Ky. April %, I841. =
COMMERCIAL COURTSHTP.

A merchant originally from London, hav-
ing acquired a large fortune in one of the
West India islands, concluded that he could
not be happy in the enjoyment Of it unless
he shared it with a woman of merit; and
knowing OF none to his fancy. he wrote to a
worthy correspondent of his n Liverpool to
procure a ~Shelpmate for him." He was not
acquainted with any style except in bust
ness; therefore treating OF affairs of love MS
matters OF merchandise, after giving his
friend several commissions, and reserving this
for the last, he went OF thus: aItem: See
ing that I have taken a resolution TO marry.
aud that | do not find suitable match for me
here. do not fail to send me by the next ship
bound hither, a young woman, Of form and
qualifications following: As to portion I de-.
mand none; let her be Of an honest family,
between twenty and twenty-five years Of
age, of middle stature, and well proportion
I'd, Der face agreeable, her temper mild, her
, 1841-08-14
TRANSYLvANIA UNIVERSITY,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

THE LECTURES in this Enrtitution, commence,
a. usual, on the first Monday in November, and close
on the last day Of february.
THE FACULTY CONSISTS OF
BENZ. w. DUDLEY, M D, Prof. Of anatomy and
Surgery. JAMES ". BusH, NJ. d. Adjunct Profs-
,or Of do. JAMES C Csoss, M. d. Prcfessor
of ~Institut., and Medical JunIprudenee. ELISHA
BARTLETT. M. D., Poeuor Of Theory and Pfae-
tice. w. II. RICHARDSON. N. D., Profes'or oil
Obstetries & Diseases Of Women and Chiidren--
THos. D. MITCHELL, NJ. D.. Prcfssor Of JNaterid
,Mediea and Therapeutics. RoBERr PErKs, M. D..
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
The cost ETA full Course Of Lectures, is $lO5,
payable in advance, in notes Of good and solvent
Banks Of the States whence the pupils come. Tie
Naturalization and Library ticket !, 50, and the
Di.sectng ticket $40. Graduation Fee, $50
Boarding and Lodging, 0ueI and lights included >,
from $3.50 to So per week.
BY Oder,
THOMAS D. MITCHELL,
Dean Of Faculty. T.
Lexington. Ky, sune l, 1s4l.
, 1841-08-14
NOTICE..

TIME fall and winter Session, of the Ashley Female
Seminary will commences on the first Monday
in September and continue six months
Terms Of tuition of follows:
Fine needle work. $500
Or,hography. Reading. Writing. Geography.
and English Grammar, SIS
Naturai Philosophy, History. ancient and
modern Chemistry. and Rhetoric, $50
Mental and Moral. Philosophy, Logic Alge-
bra, Geometry, Latin g. French languages, 500
Mapping and Painting 600
No scholars will be admitted for less time than half
a term, and no deduction will be mado for lost time,
unless occasioned by sickness.
The teachers pledge themselves, that no efor, on
their part, shall be spared to promote the highest posi-
BILE benefit Of their pupils.
L. STODDARD. ,.,y
NJ. F.. Mitchell. ~
N. d. Board can be obtained in town on reasonable
terms.
July IL. lS4l.-4t.
, 1841-08-14
GREAT BARGAIN
FOR ONE OR TWO PRINTERS.

G-In consequence Of my having made ar.
rangements with Mr.. GEORGE A. CHAPMAN,
late editor of the "Wabash Enquirer" TO
establish 4 new Democratic paper at Indian
opolis. the Capital of this State offer Tor
sale the printing office and subscription list
of the
SOUTH WESTERN SENTINEL"
at Evansville, Indiana, IN rery favorable
terms for cash.
The materials Of the Office are an nearly
new having been purchased expressly for
the paper at its commencement. a little more
than n year and a quarter 90. The Job de-
partment comp ises Il better and larger Sc
lection Of types than usual; and the whole
office is is the most perfect order in every
respect.
THE location is as good as can be found on
the Ohio River-Evansville being the @Half-
way House, between Louisville and the
rivers mouth. each distant about 200 miles.
The population of Evansville is now about
5000. and the town is going ahead as rapidly
as any other in the State-a large number
OF new buildings having been erected during
the past year, nd many others beng now
under way. The Congressional district
throughout which Thu Sentinel cIrculates,
comprises eleven counties, some Of them the
most populous in the State. The subscrip-
ton list of the paper has always been re-
spectacle. and it could be easily enlarged
Terms of subscription 50 so in advance; s.
at the end of The year. T e advertising
patronage is very good fora Democratic pa
per; the office commands. by its superiorfa-
%cilities, a large amount of Job work, at good
prices.
Iofler the establishment for sale only for
the reason above given the determination
to "cRow" with my brother at "Head Quar-.
terS."
Full particulars will be given to any per-
son desiring to purchase. by letter or other
wise, if applied for Immediately.
J. P. CHAPMAN.
Evansville Ia. June 25, 1881.
, 1841-08-14
N notice

T ETTERS Of administration have been
II granted to the undersigned, BY the Clerk
Of the County Court of Pike county, on
the Estate of Andrew A. Love decea-
sed, bearing date the 9Th day Of May
A. ID. 1s4I. All persons having claims
against said Estate. are required to exhibit.
them for allowance 10 me within one year
after the date of said letters or they may be
precluded from any benefit of said Estate.
and if such claims be not exhibited within
three wears from the date Of said letters they
will be forever barred.
JAMES o. KINNEY Admir-,
July 8, l34l.-4t.