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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04
THE PHILADELPHIA BANKS.

The u. 8. Gazette says, "The Philadel.
phia Banks have paid out from December
10Th, 1910, to February 9Th, le4l, incIu-
siye, ll,206, 053, in specie aud specie
funds"
The following answer TO the charge,
and foolish one, ofthe Philadelphia press,
that the N. Y. press and merchants had
dunc all they could to injure the banks Of
Phladelphis, is extracted from the N. (.
Journal Of Commerce. II has reference
10 the amount Of specie paid out by The
banks ~ above;
"vsI yot ov Il. The New York Banks,
in tho same period, paid probably ten
tunes as much in "specie and specie
funds" and had ms much money at the end
OF the race as n, the beginning. Tbs mer.
chan's Of Philadelphia come 70 New York
and buy goods; ami to puy for those goods.
they, OF the merchants they buy Of, sell
drafts on their houses in Philadelphia, to
the brokers'; these drafts are paid in al tho
banks. 1.-THE brokers can find in PhiIa.
ielphia drafts enough on New York TO
bring their funds back again. they will
never lrooble the banks for specie. Bus
If they cannot get bills, they must take
something else. What nonsense II is 10
talk Of New York having, in all this. dons
anything against Philbdelphia! New York
cannot create an Indebtedness against
philadelphia except a, the desire Of phla-
delphians. The whole difficulty llesin tie
fact, that Philadelphia merchants, netting
under the stimulus Of a currency not equal
70 specie, have gone on too largely in .beif
business, q kept the balance against their
city. All they have to do in order to stop
New York persecution, is to 80 far take
tn. back track as to settle these balances.
There are two ways and no more, that we
ever heard OF, to get rid OF debts. One 10
to pay them the other is TO break. The
FIRST IS altogether the best, and those who
choose that astheir alternative, must not
End fault if they afc taken rs in earnest"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

SpLgspiD ragsEsT AZ EDITOR Maj Housh.
ton the able aud enirPrs'ng proprietor OF me Dos
N Atlas. on recovering from recent severe ny
ness. found that few Of his friends had taken adj
van,nge IL his situation 10 supply him with msg-
n,Rcent printing press. worth about iwo thousand
dollars Ia returning his ackno~ Judgements for
this appropriate token Of remembrance. which ne
DOES il a very warm manner, the Msja' ventures 10
express wish that the donors may live ten cents'
lies, and that their shadows may continue uudinn-
ished during the whole Of thar period.
Take ii altogether this seems TO Us Inc nests,s
Yankee trick we ever heard Of. and one which
might be Initiated advantageousy in this commu'
ai,y y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

GIRL. WANTED The whole population Of Cook
county Illinois in which il the village OF Chicago,
is II O45 O'these the number of.maes between
90 and 30 years OF age is 40; Of females Of the
same age | 220--e,s than one-hsf. OF those be-
tween 80 and 40 years Of age, the males s'e .so2
the females 590--a disProporticn as bad uedef
this state Of things, the Chicago American requests
to have sent on a cargo Of hrst-raie msrfisgeable
nrranr
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

THs Paoylscs on CAs4DA.--At ~ o'clock on
Wednesday The 10th ult.. Royal Salute Of twen-
ty-one guns wasio be e ed from the Camp DE- dafss
Montreal, in honor Of tho event which terminates
tho disunon Of the Caasdss, 81 making mem PENCE
far,h one Province. On tbs same day, Lord Syder-
har was 10 lake the oath Of office. IN hs new sP-
pointmens OF Capiaia General and Governor IN
Chief OF the Province Of Canada.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

A CogFORrABLE STATE The following grafi-
flying view Of the financial condition Of Conneeticui,
is from an aulheatic source:
The ordinary annual expenses OF the Stae g"-
v.rnment are about $4,000
To meet this expenditure the State hssa
revenue from Bank dvid' nds $4,000
Tax on non resident Bank Stock,
sales at Auction, Escheats,
Fines, &c. l3,OO0
One cent State Tss on grand list. IS 600
$40 600
"Onr Stats 10 free from debt and oil liabilities.
soar internal inproy emsnts are made by private
asssciations.
Our school fund IL now over Two millions oil
dollars, and neaIi, al productive. We shall the
present wear pay out 10 school. one hundred and
I~slv- thousand dollars; end in addition 10 thus
one half of the interest arsiag on the dePosite tuna
received from the United states. is appropriated
for Tho support Of common schanis Alba drgHs'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04
THE rOsr MASTER GENERAL.

FR.Ecis GRANGER the new Postmaster General,
will enter upan his duties with great personal pop
clarity. The Harrison delegation OF his State
unanimously urged him 60 lnto the Cabinet OF
tie new President indeed We have heard OF but
one opinion a. To his fitness for the station he Is
ubout 70 ..ccupy All agree that he sill make
rr.vst excele IF ,er. In the House OF Represen
t.rvr. of the Ualtd States he hrs always occ1pied
distinguished place. He Is sn Impressive speak
et--has fHe Voice.--sers distinct enuncistion,
and An easy Aps ,f language. In point Of Pet,on-
vi appearance few i any can excel him ~ the ma
ton PAiiad Gas
The National lnteiligeurcr says =" IL gives u-
plessure ,os,ate thai VI, BADGER, ot Nofth caro-
Ina. has accepted the offer oi the post OF ssefe'
iary of the Nav, under the Administration whose
duties b.gin on the 4h OF next month. THIS IN
formstion is the more welcome TO those Who kno"
him because some apprehension MAS entertained OF
his deehnlag The appointment IA consequence OF his
professional engagements All considerations oil
personal convenience and interest have, ho~eser,
Welded 10 the sense of duty which lmpels him TO
take the place in the Cabinet 20 which ae has been
culiei by the distinguished citizen whom he had so
essentially aided in placing in the Presidential
Chair.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

The State of PeRnsy s.nia has borrowed. within
the last two and a half years. Of the United States
Bank Of Pennsylvania, eight millions t~o hnnd,
thousa nd dollars, of which she has returned boz hSe
hundred and sixty thousand. leaving Der Indebted
10 the Bank seven million. Fix hundred and eighty
five Thousand dollars We have no doubt but that,
if the State will pay the Bank in gold and silver,
she will resume agsiu.- Wheeling 1imss
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

RrenTs OF W oMaS.--The Philadelphia
Ledger states that ofone the market wo-
men in that city was driven from her stand
on Monday nagning, for the second tims
within week. She was pelied with her
own eggs and other missiles, and saved
her life tproba5iy) by flight. The assail.
ants were 81 her own xsand occupation,
and declared that they would not SIT In tho
sayna market with her.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

The KIM or FRAYcI.--The follow.
ing items appear in the civil list OF this
monarch For subscription to publica.
tons, clio, 900 music, boxes at theatres,
benefits, &c. El2,000; manufactures
Ea3 500; museums and fine arts Els.
900; works Of arts Gao, 200; medals and
mint eI6, 900. Thus il appears that the
French Sovereign has placed Ut his dispo-
sal sum OF nearly Ei00, 900, for tho spe-
cIal encouragement OF native arts, SCI
ences and manufactures.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

The steamship Acadia, which left boston on the
afternoon of the Isl inst. arrived vt Halifax on the
evening # the 81, and was leave At Q O'Clock on
he following morning for Liverpool. She took on
board 90 additional passengers at Halifax, making
rs in ell.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

BRrpee ACRoss THE HUDsoN.--Iho
Common Council at Albany. N. r., have
passed resolutions uniting with the pray.
ers ofihe petitioners for bridge across the
Hudson Mt Albany. The reason assigned
is that the Railroads from the Ens,, tho
Wosl, the North, and the South, all verg.
ing to a point al 'ha. place, demand the
bridge as necessary lirk--and without
il, the delay 10 travellers and the mails,
and the ,ranshpment Of goods and pro-
duce, will DO attended with serious incon-
yenience and expense TO the public.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

Rrzrs p. BowlE. 80 well known 10 the South
west, By reason of his many desds Of vsier II its
early history. among the Mexicans ana sayases o.
our border. died il New Orleans this izth isss,s
sgad "a wears. - Natch<x Courier
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

IL is estimated that in forty years more,
century from the achievement Of our national inde-
peDdeaes, our population will not vary much IRON
FtFTY HmLloRs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

WomAN.-As the dew lies longer aud
produces more fertility in the shade, so
woman in /, shade OF retirement, sheds
around her path richer aud more perma-
nent blessings than man, who IS more ex.
posed to the glare and observations OF
public life.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08
samTH a PALMER
AUCTION Ann m .I hi ..,..,-
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS or
INDIAN PUHGATIyE,

under the Immediate supsrinten.
W dence OF VIM Virgin, Vice Presidsnt Of the NJrfh
an College OF Health, established Washing on d.
Jan e -3S for the cure OF Disease form Ia
,ermleni ke,nI:ent, Nervous Infaunafory and PtI "A
reNsrs measles, Sual PoI and Eryspeas Ia
" the brsin Ihroa stomach Lungs Liver Int stinrs
hluheS and baeT; Pains in the and sie
.1nsunIoni Dropsy OF the Head of the Chest OF the
nis; career, Gravel Loss OF Appellee Sick Head krhe.
hneunaisrn both Acute and Chronic; Spitns and vomt
ing OF Hood Darhnl Dysentery and Coles: syneone
APopeKy and PARALYSIS Dyspepsia, Hypoc hondrasis Te
anus Epie psy Whooping Cough, Palpiaon the Heart
Ulcers and roTes Of every description lily Weak
heaic FeuIae Comp laints.
The Art OF Healing had its origin Woods and the
toresti. still the best MedIca school"
Inc above named Indian Vegetables Pills not .nlv thu
roughly cleanse the stomach and bowels Of bIloU. h.
outs anu othsr impurities. but they also open N pore-
Kidneys Thus 1t will be by single rafiou
OF ihs extraordinary medicine all natural drains are
openeo the blood and ether fluids COMPLETELY pura
body. ~ ''" ''e
One happy circumstance connected with using Tho A..
dian Vegetable Bills Is they only always the rrbt
nedcine always safe and always good but
rs 40 80 utcly imDossble for them do injury or harm
therefore, no time should be lost In listening eonfad.
ory aGVtce The only inquiry should he Is person SIC
So the sooner afew doses Of the indian Pills re admin.
lstered the sooner will the patient be restored 10 health
and usefulness. - ~
Again. the Indian Purgave recommends itself 4, nh.
because no matter what may be the Of the
me ihedieine - always right always safe, will always So
soodt ahu can never possibly DO harm A single dose Will
"a al cases adord relief, and 10 convince the ny
no OF us value than volumes written In its praise.
supply Of the above Pills rved, and for sale by
-, EUsTACE a. son,
IeIS-eotbW dnoIs below the He'll Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08
JAMES NJ. CARTER.

House, Couch and Sign Painter. Glider and GIa-
zer, on street, second door below the First
Presbyterian Church.
TUE subscriber respectfully informs his friend. and the
public generally that he has fftc out the shop former
" occupied as Turning shop whore he intends carry
on the above branches In all Its various varieties He
would therefore, solicit call from all who
posed 10 pafooize who feels himself fully competent
TO execute with promp;iude, dispatch the
above branches Of business and would them that
he Is, will be- prepsI edo do any IL his line as
and upon as reasonable conditions be done for
elsewhere.
woud say the approximations Of the Depots In m,
city, as they tunes have considerable Coach TO
do, they would DO well give call believing they viii
secure perfect Satisfaction both regards price and
workmanship. hiso-O.d and New Furniture, Mahoch,ny
Doors &e vanished and polished in the and
approved style.
Palnts had and sold here to suit the purchaser.
aus j NC
DEID, ROBEHTs n CO. have received Nv
IL the .ehr Manehester from New York some choice
styles Of Goods-a part Of which. arc
Plaid French Prints; plaid MouslaEc de Lame
Rish English Prints; hgd do do 10
Common Cslicoes
Black and Fancy Dosskin Cassimerss and C,ssin.t,.
White and red fsnnels
Rosy lin Plaids; plaid silks
Black Gre de Rhine.
ALSO,
sp endid embroidered Maiona shawis
Do do Crsvioui DO
Do damask quilted silk Manrlis
Do Maravoque 90
DO vsiveteen embrofpd do
BRUSSELS plaid Mouseiane do Layns
Pskin silks, for dresses, &e-
Comprising lot OF new and bsautfulGoods, whsh W.
der at reasonable prieea no N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08

w nave this day opened orr spring supply Of Garden
Ties Tor extensive practical ose have enabled him
jhdcionsy TO dscinaie such varieties of vegetables as
unrequent worthless varieties OF the class which
have been perpcuaed through ineIpeTcnce;
ally found in the catalogues OF those vino ave mere
dsrs not ra-edt sr0usrs Of seeds is not sure
vantage e"ny this is ample any garden however
extensive, and fully adapted To the mic est taste.
he rem Eered, thst what is'sold by him is Of his on
srot Sth bnt slight eIeepiion) therefore rarraHf,d
trHh entire confidence, that they will upon a prove TO
be lar superior most Of foreign importation or snch
arc casually collected in the u STATES The following com
ASPARAGUS
ART1CHoRE-Globo
BEET-Iong Blood
BEANs-k.,l specified
White Kidney
Cranberry Bush
Early Yellow
CABBAcE-Early York
Large Drumheai
Flat Dutch
Green curled 10
Red Dutch
Green Glazed
CARRor-Long orange
EGG PLANT
ENDIVE-Cured
LETTUCE-Iarge eurledin,Ra
GreenCos
MELoN-Spanish
Mountain SprOuf
Nutmeg and ClIon
ONIuN-Weaihersheld
SiTasburg
PARSLEI-CuTied
PARSNlP-Susar
PEAs-Eariy Franc
Charlton
Large Mirrowat
Blue Imperial
u shop Dwarf
PUMPKINS
RADlslI-Lons Scarlet
Rel Tunip
While 30
SAISAFIE
sQUAsII-wintsr
HERBS, assorted, and CORN, different yarietIes
To be had ONLY Of 2
LYELI, JOHNSTON s. LYm
fc l7-if All McEldo-,s Ola sIend
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08
TzA
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WHOLES ALE AND RETAIL.
n ASPAUA US Gilni or Dutch
bEANS-larsc and small Lima, Scarlet Runncrs broad
sNAP nENNs. Early China Farly yellow, Refugee or
BEEI- E,rly Bl'oi Turnip Rooted Yellow do. Ions
hlo'. Yellow French sugar, Wine sicsilu French 81.
geoo oLl-PnTi- Cape and white
screw iary YORK d. Nouparie ian,irctis large Sntk
larry SusaT'osi D. Btncrscs late Hstterscs Pet Dutch
Guided ssyoy e.. p'eb for p'sEas savoy Globe savoy
CAuLlFl OVER .Eaty and Late
BkurSELs SPROUTS
CELERY Giant whiic Solid Norilrs Giant Red
IARkpT-ioug orange Early Horn, Long siudlcy. A.
CRGss- cu'led or rcppcrsras., water and Broad Ie,v
CUCUMBER-E, Frame. Early Cluster. Whit. sp,o.
81 Long Green, Long Pdcky, che kin iof rio kuns
hNDiNE.Gtecu Cuflci
, kALE Blue Cued siberian Green Curici Scotch
LEEK-iarre sco,ch
LETTUCE sRcya White Head Ice, Barly curled sule
"s White CoFs Green toss, Hfow0 DuicH
MELoN-Nufmer, Green Ctrou Pine Apple Malta Win
WATER MELLoN-Fuca, kinds
MusrARD- White Medicinal, ni,es. ccor,,
Union. Silver skinned, yellow Dutch. Esrly Rel
-lHndfeilfs Euis Early. Estly WarsIck Estiy
Mnnsr3.wf"' Bishops Dwarf Proh6c ''''
HErPER-IArse Bell, fsrs, yellow
PARsLEY-Fine CnrisJ
hhuhARD- Undulaed Tor Tatts
hADDlstt-long Scarlet short Top, long salmon White
's s. SSsre, Isgme yellow 10, lseE Spansh
xs9uAsII-Esrly Bush, Orange VARIED. White Crook
ToMATo-Iaue Rod snd yellow
I..isNIr-Wmle flat Dutou, Dates New Hybrid Vel
fLowER nuoIs and sELDs-A large assortment
POT and SWEET HERB SEEDS
Also many sccds not euumeraed
ht-bn WILLIAM PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08
VOL. XIV.


- EXEMPTION 20 the DAILY WHO "a City subAcr
t rs year, and or shorter period al the rate of slo
syear. ' se'" W MA" -"
>, ADvERTisiNGForo square Cor iesH) one insertion
80 eenistwo Insertions ell three Insertions 20 and eve
~ nuce eeding insertios $50 cents.
.hriec awcos, ceuis for each Insertion.
M,se week, stnscTton 10 eeuta every eediug
Insertion 90 centR -
nEertiou 60 cenis '' 't
Transient adve rtisers must pay In advance
The number OF Insertions OF Advertisement. ,pu., he
on me NE OF they Will be inserted until to
DC siopped and charged rngly tr-Orers 20 sion
must also be Ia wrirr - w '''f
annual Advertisers charged $50 for two squares and
nA, proportion for adver Of a.
si customers and Lottery Dealers who are charge ed
The COUNTRY WIG Is published twice week
Sayk and ffiiays,) At i've dollars per annu,n
FOR ADVERTISEMENTS cents a square Cor I,a., IN,
the hrstinseftnn, and 60 for each continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08
DAVENPORT q ALLEN,

HAVE FOR SALE,
CoFFEE-5Oo bags prime Rio; 100 DO OH Java; I5O DO
~ Laguayra " ~
SUGARS 80 hhds st CroiI an. Porto Rico; loo boIe.
double and single Loaf ' -
MOLASSES-35 hhdS West India
lNDiGO-lO ceToOns prime Guatemala
BACDN-bOt0o pounds Nd.linss
LARD-9n kegs, prime quality
SAIT-lEOO sacks prime salt, in sore
lacture ~
PAPER-3oeascs PLAN and ruled Cap and Letter; 1000
reams Wrapping "
fOWDER-50i kegs Blasting
slOr-2To bags assorted sizes
MAI 500 kegs do do
sOAP-fO1 boxes, various brands
TEAS-3O half chests Extra fine 100 boxes GuuDoyyier
sPlRITs-O half pipes Old Cognsc Brandy; - uarter
90 no. 81 TALL do, common quality; 10 ppes common Gin
10 bbls Old Reciihed Whisky; ~ hhds Common do: 3 u
bbs RUN; ~ hhds do; 30 Imitation Antigua do;
30 bbs Alcohol ~
MINts-2o half and quarter pipes Madeira; ~ quarter
DO Teuerie; % DO dn sicily Madeira bbs pu,e Malaga
az boxes Nnscai; 30 baskets Chani- gne crane brand
WHITE LEAD-2S0 kegs No. /, New YORK
WINDOW GLAsS-2nh half boxes sGiO
=, olLs[S hhds and heroes BeAcheJ Winter, 50 bbls
IanneTsi 20 casks second quality Lamp
CANDlES-5o boxes Spernaeeii; 80 DO Moull
sPlCEs-(u bags GugcT; - DO Pmento.
NH 6-d(awlm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08
FREsH SPRING GOODS.
BOOTS AND SHOES

bUUIS AND SHOES.
ME have just received, per schr NarTagansett from
Boston, the following fresh and fashionable Boots
anu shoes which We will sell by the package dozen ur
palr very low Town anu country dealers are invited to
give a call. Viz:
S33 pair ladies fine Leather Spring heel shoes
lto 40 Mems lneda and bounJ sewed Ilrogans
Ipi 10 do 10 90 Shoes
~ do Gents very superior Pump pegsed noo,s
Also per schr john S;ull from Philadelphia ladies' very
superior French Morocco slippers. McCury's; Gentle
mems fine Calf skin Navy shoes and Croc kefts
u. BURLINGTON a. CO..
NH Il N,ns{.r iT.,s- 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08
NEW MUSIC, MARCH 9TH.
Il w. RANDOLPH & CO have it.t nna,

NEW MUSIC, MARCH 9TH
/ w. RANDOLPH g. CO. have lust opened In
addition . large VI standard Music the
following new pieces;
Military Walk whis song OF vetorv
,eSlhA 90 The Maidon's PRAYER
hSceW lhls gut Cone l. thu Highlands
'r nieehnE Log CABIN song
The Pilgrims Nv darling hos
Dear love and native land farewell by Ioysr
DO youIemsaabeI Mary, music by Horn
uay u now dawning love, poetry 10y Morris
Crow, Chapman, row. or Van Buren's Lst .ony
Old Tppccanoe, patriotic song
would not live always, by q Kngsley
:, fly steals the fading hight
Proudly and wide my standard flies
Like as father pltictH his children, atro
Merry old Christmas, BY Philips
I1p aud Ty, new comic wing slec
Theirs a spot on earth more dear
le Jolly young wings Of Ohio
l.o Rendezvous dc chasse FarfaIe fer p Forte
Fantastic briliante by Herr
The Kiss dear maid. words by Byron
on ouiekstep, by Oplof Richmond
Ohtouch for me the harp again
Oh not for me tho smile thai PLAYS
When, oh when will thou return
LORNA Cansuuei, written 10y Edgar
Macon Volunteers quick step
The bright days OF the naEt
All o Fanny EissleT's music, Treasures Of the deem
FLOW gently sweet Atom, Long long ago, and many other
popular pieces. NH s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08
NOTICE.

HE subscribers have this day disposed 81 their entire
Il sock Of staple and Fancy Dry Goods 10 Tbonrs m
dudley and Reuben Meredith. have assoc iate them.
,sN,s together uAdet the hrm Of DUDLEY A MERE
ultI, Tor the purpose uf continuing the business aftI
~. Sand OF Read Bayly q 90. For the the purpose .
9,eung our dert1 and winding up the business " the
lorihe present ani our ofee kct he same san
so1c ~ the hrm viii always be IN attendance and
.o ti'nerot whom payments be made. We earnestly
si NOSE indebted now 90 ne forward, with
80 lsily - possible and settle their respective Dues
as longer Indulgence crrnot be expected Of o.
pt.,,o READ BAYLY co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08
NEW HOOKS


LEADS of the People, Portraits of the English drawn
- 10y kenny Meadows, with Original Essays by disun.
Stttchc. Of Conspic nous Iiyn Cb,rs,,.,s ~ r,,,,
Translated 10y " Walsh.
The Flying Duehmon,a legend oflhe nigh Seas by the
Author Of Cascndish, Gentleman Jack Sc
Tue hinsmcn, Or the black Killers or Corrircc Tale
Sy nc auihor Of the Partisan, Meichamp Guy Riycra
- "sichsork, cr sketches Of Travel and Manners on the
C9nunent by Capi Basil Hall Royal Navy.
c'sFausl, into English Pose frat Anne.
rican from lhir,i London edition. " ' ''
r sne,he,s Correspondence with Chid first Amerie an
Ilst reecivedby JOSEPH GILL, AGENT
'''n ~ hd'nrs above The Rel Tavern.
sUPbRItOR OLD WINES & BUANDV
Vbha supcrigr old Madeira Wine, of Newton fsordo
MmdocEs trind-ptice frori "a 10 ga prr r,iio,,
iNe hi brown sherry, mpoticd nv TIE late Wr plrr,r
dy, Ofard Dnpuy a COS brand ~ ''s''' bf@n'
The above articles recommended a. nerfeetiy ge,
NH JoHN n. TRIP Err = sgoN
MARTIN VAN BUREN has ,y., arrived 49,,
w has on board from Sn 10 Oubushcis Of pc N ~,
and about tbush"ls 81 POTATO OATS superior n, az
'"'"s o"'red !" this market Tor W,,11y day ,glc.
Athe Auction Store or n. lin 9 Co. Co.'s street
w" 'I- fronting Ben Tavern.
HARDWARE CHEAP.
Nj EMBERS Of Tho Legislature ant others, waning o.,
s,5 purchase shy articles Of Hardware ortutlcry will
hnd SUPERIOR assortment, aud prices that cannot i ~
a '''e'on ~ calling "hc Il,rgue andr iney store
mh6 Opposite swrn Tavern u street shosEos i'm
WEhayo 10 store rnd oGcf kr sale
Too bars CoHse
Do tons Iron
oc,WO lbs Cotton Ysrns
~ bales rmrtiurs and OsnaAurgs
so rsessSos Foreign and Don,suc Wine, and n.
100 casks sperm Iampon
lOl boxes Iuafaud Iumb ausar
lr1 40 sperm Candles
@h u DUNLOP, MoNcuRE = co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08

BARGAINS! BaRGAINs! BARGAINS!
\NE have on hauaa beautiful assoumeutof
Mousines' varying Ia price from p 81 O. per yd
Iaocs 81 every description, principally suited TO the
spring season ~
Rich aud handsome striped Chanys
Plain plaid and figured Silks Of the latest siye and ost
superior quality
Also beautiful selection OF embroidered spring Shawls
together with great variety OF sitn scarfs and
Hanikcrchies;
these We would add several pieces OF fresh supene
ohs OF different cnloufs; plain and figured satin aud cut
NcNet Nesiings-wh other desirable Goods too hume nous
10 mention.
For cheap bar gains, call at the Store OF
NH 10 REID, ROBERTS a co.