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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-08-07

CARLYLE AND DANIEL WEBSTER
II may say that we have scaled the laddc.
OF evening entertainments here. going from
six O'Clock family tea up to magni-
cent concern at I.-housc; and the tea
at this homc-like hour was at CarlyIc's
He is living in the suburbs of London
near the Thames; my impression is, in
rather an humble way; but when your
eye is filled with grand and beautiful
tempe. you do not take the dimensions
OF surrounding objects; and if any man
can be independent Of them, YOU might
expect Carlyslc to be- His head would
throw a phrenologist into ccstacies. 1t
looks like a ''lorgc OF thought" it is; and
his eyes have prctcrnatura briIiancv. He
reminded me of what Lockhart said to
me, speaking of the size Of Webser's
head, that he had ..brains enough to fill
half Il dozen hats" Carlyle has as strong
a Scotch accent as Mr.. Conbc. His |
manner is simple, natural, and kindly. |
Ills conversation has the picturcs1ucncss |
OF his writings. and flows as naturally, !
ana as Tree from Gcrm1nism as his own
mountain streams are free from any in
fusion OF German soil. He gave us an
interesting account of his fest acquain-
tancs withE-n. lie was living with his
wife i'll most secluded part of Scotland.
They had no nciehbors, no communica-
lion with the world, excepting once
week or fortnight when he went some
niles to post office in the hope of let
cr or some other intimation that the world
vas going on. One day a stranger come
o them-a Young American-and she I
ee 'ed to them an angel" They spoke t
If him as if they had never lost their first c
of his celestial nature. CARLYLE n
d met Mr.. Webster and expressed a I
surprise that man from over O
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ID TING.

All kinds Of painting, such as Sign
painting, Carriage painting, Ornamental
painting, brrnzing, smaIliny, fros'ing. &c.
done at the shortest notice, and in the
nealesi manner, by the subscriber
JAMES MORROW.
AuTuSt Tiff
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-08-07

TRADE FROM NEW ORLEANS AND Ia
vA>NA.-DurIng the year ending on the
30th June last, The rumbcr Of We sclS that
cleared at New Orlcans for HAVANA and
Ma,anz,s, was l23 American, and Is
Spanish. During the same year there
were exported to the above named ports.
l2.7S9 barrels fou", U,l5l kegs, and
$3.50 barrels lard, and 2j,3SO ba'cs Cot
ton.
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WILL TIiEBiNk BILL BE VETOED .

Il t,It
because Mc,srs. Rives aud Archer voted
against Mr.. Clay's Bank Bill, some rcr-
sons lave felt and expressed arprcllen-
sons Tor the cour.c VIII Oh Pres dent "
Ter would pursue with ref, renee to tina,
Ell. That Is, Me>srs R V 8 and Archer.
beng N'rgInians, have, Notwithstanding
Their Wing PRINCIPLES, voted against a
h'S measure because being Instruction.
lists, they b licvcd their Constituents. a
majority in the State of Virgin a which
they Represented, were opposed to that
measure. Hence Mr.. Tyler, being also a
FIrginian. must pursue the same course.
The difference is obvious. Mr.. TYLER
IS no representative of the state of Virgil
~~,-aor Of az: ot!tcr state. He is Presi-
dent of the United States; and even if he
were an instructionist, the case would not
reach linn; he was not elected In, nor
with the all of Virginia; he owes her and
her particular tencts, in his present posi-
ton, no more allegiance than he does the
state of New hampshire, VIII ch also vo
ted against him. We will not now stop
to argue the difference ofan executive &C.
10 and legislative vote in the negative
they arc obvious 10 all politicians, and
tie practice of Mr.. Madison illustrates the
case: he would probably, as Senator
from Virginia, have voted against a bank
bill, which, as President of the L. States,
he fully signed and approved.
1t will be seen that the course of Mes
sieurs Rives and Archer, as Senator's, in
&c crcncc to the Fiscal Agent Bill, ha,
nothing unnecessarily to do with thecourse
of Mr.. Tyler-U. S. Gaz.
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Lam al
ALN

Fl'hc subscriber having accepted the ap-
" p"intmcnt of Surveyor ofCccil Coun-
ty, is now ready TO do all kinds Of Land
Surveying at the shortest notice. lis
residence is at New Leeds, four miles
from EIkton.
JAMES McCAl'1EY.
Auw, 7-1W
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ENOCH CROUCH,

E/h'on, Maim Street, opposite tic Court
House. sign Of tie Big Boot,
Where he intends TO keep general as
scrtmenl Of mems, womcns 5, misses,
boys, and chidrcn's Boots and Shoes, all
made under his own inspection, which he
intends to sell at the following prices
MIMIC
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-08-07

ScurYLKILL Coat TRADE.-Tho ship
mcnts of coal for the week ending Thurs
day last. were 23,Ol9 tons. Total this
season, 1898 tons. Shipments to same
period last year, 1Sl.9lJ. Little Schuyl-
kill this season, l3,llS tens. Delaware
and hudson, ol,590.
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ALL FAIR IN pOIrTICS-J

ALI. FAIR IN POLrrICS.-Thc Lo-
c" Foco editors of Tennessee seem to Az
prove highly of this principle; and do not
scr'Iplc about reducing it to practice to
The full extent. We have the best evil
dcnrc OF this III ono of the Wing papers
of that Safe, which we have examined
to-day. II seems that, during the present
very warm contest for Governor between
Folk and Mal. Jones when public meet
ngs are held, without knowing any thing
about what occurred at them. these cd
tors draw upon their imaginations and
pretend to give Il ci:cunlSlanlial account
OF the proceedings. of course always HIGH
~ favorable to their candidate. II turns
ont, however. sometimes. that they are
detected IN these acts and exposed. as
was the case recon ". The Nashville
tn!oa of tn" S;h of July contained the
following annunc alton:
'.G V. Polk addressed his fellow -ci,
Zrns OF Dresden on Monday. lie was il
fine health and spirits. From exposure
to iHrIcmcnt weather he has been COM
PEELED to "ntit his appointments i'll Dyer
and ODIcn. to recruit. Our Informant
states, however. that he was never in a
better condition for public service than on
the 9th. at Drrsda;i.N
!; turned ont that Polk was not at the
meeting "in finc health and spirits,' bur
wss dr|oi"rd in Tr'n'o" dy sickness! and
Maj Jones had the whole meeting to him
self. The Wing paper which exposes
'h'. trick, worry property heads his article,
'F"yHirrIy r"ngM in 4 N"."
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-"eG-.'

traye 90 the hudson river is greater the
pre- s,ut season than it has been at any
season s'rcc the memorable year lS36-
The arrivals in Troy at two hotels alone,
says the Troy Wing. veragc 300 per day,
ard the arr walls at Saratoga about the
same number. The rroprlctors of the
t. $. ho cl at Saratoga are obliged at pre-
ut to coIon;ze 200 persons upon the
villagc-lhcir lodg ng-rooms being made
quatc TO accommodate an equal number
with their drawing rooms.-N. Y. Tx.
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How D. D: swaggers, NJ. ID. rolls
] dub them both brace of noodles
0lI n n b,e H. C,,.a r. t

Old ID. ID has the Cure of souls,
And NJ. d. has the Care of bodies.
g Fcn them b 9th, what treatment rare
+ souls I'M bodies must endure,
Gas the ure without he Care.
4 one the Care without The Care.
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VI EMS.

Misses and childrcn's Boots, very low
lie also keeps a general assortment Of
womcn's Shoes of his own manufacture,
from 81 to Is cents, warranted to sur
pass ANY ''ing that has been offered for
the price,
n. b. If any Of his work fails, it will
be repaired without charge, and deduc-
ton made III the next patr
August 7-lv.
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EiDassi a'.AaH'GaSaa ANsb

Aug. 7.-lw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
JAMES NJ. CARTER

House, Coach and Sign Painter, Glider md GI,-
zler, on street, second door below the First
Presbyterian Church.
THE subsciiber respectfully Informs M. fends and ,ho
public generally that he has out the shop
occupied as Turning Sbop where he intends Ia carry
on me above branches In all iis various varieties lie
would therefore, solicit call wish or ar ti.
posed 10 parontze one who feels himself fully
!" execute with prompiode, neainess and dispatch the
ABOVE branches OF business and would Them tf.af
he Is OF will be, prepaiedo do any H. his line rs wen
and upon a. reasonable Conditions be done for
elsewhere. - ~
would the superintendent Of the D.po,. In ,h.
Cy, as they al times lave eonsde Psntinr IN
DO; they would 40 well 10 give call believing ,ev i
secure perfect Satisfaction both regard. pre and
Workmanship. Also-Old and New Furaiure M.ho,h.ns
Doors DC vanished and Polished the durable and
approved style. ~
Paints mixed and sold here to suit the purchaser.
sn % J. NC.
ID ED, ROBEHTs a co. nav. reccivsI h.
IL the schr Manchester from Nav York some ehoicc
Plaid French Prints, plaid Mousane lie Lame
Rich English Prints; ssd do 80
Common Calieoes
Black and Fancy Doeskin Cassiuisres and C,ssi,.,.
White and led Fanueis
Rosyin Pisids; plaid silks
Black Gro de Rhius.
sp endid embroidered Madona shavls
do do Cravion do
Do d.fiask quilted silk Nan;iIas
Do Maravogue
Do vslve,sen smbroierd DO
BRUSSELS plaid Mousshans de Iayns
Pskin silks, for dresser, SC.
comprising lot OF new and bsautifulGoods which we
Her At reasonable prices 10 n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
SESlxEsA
I Z! 9 8 5ssS
varranled Frl.h and G,nrin,-

"f"Nt" FNteN qua ofWWfHf.
Who'll ESABE AND RETAIL.
A RTtCHOKE-Gtcrn t:lobe
n ASPARAGUS-C or Dutch
bhA Ns-larse aud Small Luna Scarlet Runners Broad
isNAP BElNs-Esry China, Early Yellow Refugee or
bEEI--Eiry Blood Turnip Rooted, Yellow 10 Long
Mooa; yellow French srstr Whine sicsiu French sn,
nROCoLl-Purple Cape and White
CABBAGE-EsIly May, Dn Pruton. Do Salisbury DO
Etry sugar oii DO Barersea LAT, B,iferss, Fjsi Dsb
Drum6sad l9Ige BERGEN Drunhci4 savoy, Globe savoy
GHRsiu,ilFl9 , y o, k@gly and Late
CELERY Giant White solid. North's Ci,ntR,d
IAkkOT-l'ons Orange, Early Horn, Long sudley, A.
CREss- Cmled orPcppersri,s water and Broad to,v.
81 CUCUMBER E,rly flame, Enry Cluster. White spin.
CuNN-Early sugar. Emly Tuscarora
ENplYE.Grscn Curlcd
KALE,Bluo Curcd Siberian, Green CurIci Scotch
IEEk-Israe Scotch
LhIIuCE-Ruyal White Head. lee, Eariy Curicd siie.
"s Mhic Cuss Green toss, Hfown Dntch
MhLON- Nutmeg, Green tiuon, Pine Apple, Maln Win
WATER MElLoN-Fncs, klnl,
mmgsTARp whiro Medicinal, Black, Gcorra
nNlON.silvcr skinned, yellow Dutch. Elriv Rel
fEAs-landrstBs EUts Eary Esriy wsrwiet Earl,
saay, hery Frame, d. Charlton, Bue Prussian Dwaff
"nsITT91yl''' Bishops Dwarf Prolific
PErPER-Isrre HeH large yellow
PARSIEN-Ftnc Curicd
RHiHARB- Unduiard fot T.tts
RADDiSti-Lonr Scarlet Sbort ION Iopg z,lr,, Win.
'utnil Sesre, lnrnp Yellow 10, Hack spanish
SPINACH
,soUAslI-Early Bush, Orange VARIED. White Crook
TOMATO--Iarrc Rel and yellow
TuRNif-Whtc Fist Dufc,. D,i.is Ne,, u,b,tt vi
low Mthese, Red TOP Ruts Rss. w. ''''''' w
FLOWER ROOTS and sFTlDz A 49,, .....,,....,
POT audi SWEET HERBsFEDs
Also many Seeds enumerated
ia Sou WILLIAM pafUrp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PIIIs 90
INDIAN PURGATIVF

N N'fAcluhED under the Immediate suDsrfn,e,.
- nehee Of VIM Wright vcePresident Of the North
u jan sth 1888 for the OF Disease IN the for al To-
heniaent, Nervous, linda and Pt,IJ
fevers Measles, small PoI and Erysipelas In
~ he brain throat, Stomach Lungs Liver Intestines
hiuheyhand Bladder; Pains in the Rae AMI 80.
consumption; Dropsy Of the Head of the Chest Of M.
Nus CaIeer, Gravel, Loss Of Appetite; Sick Heat Ache
hheuInaustn both Acute and Chronic; Splitting and yom
ing OF Blood; DarrhBl, Dysenery and Coes- sxncons
hpopie6y and ParalYsisi Dyspepsia, ypochondria.s
bpis psy, Whoopng Cough, Palpafion Of the Heart
anu sores OF every description, Hystercks Weak
icate Female Cumplant, r. ~ 1855 's
The Art Of Healing had Its origin in the Woods apdthe
Forests suu the best Medical SC hoel."
lne above named Indian Vegetable Pills not ,nix tho
iousun cleanse Tie stomach aud bowels Of all BILLIONS hu
oGts aud other impurities. but they also open N nres
OF INC ssin and induce sproper discharge BY The
tys linus u Will be seen, that by Grafton
OF ihis exlracrfnary medicine natural drns
openedj tho blood and other fluids are Completely puT
ed AMI disease OF every Kind "A ,.r,Iv 49,
body. e" ""ui ule
One happy circumstance connected with using tho In
an Vegetable Bills, Is they only always the rrt
iiieulnc Always sale, and always good. 6,I
Iuicly npossible for them do injury or harm
therefore, no time should be lost in listening TO contr.
oN eNice tue only inquiry should Is the person siek
~ So the soonsr afew doses Of the Indian Pills admin
lAteIed the sooner will the p4ent be restored 10 health
aud useiulncss 49, ~ SO
Again. the indian Purgaiive recommends Itself q, All.
Seoaus no matter what may be the the dlsease,
lhe medicine " always Tight, always safe will always 40
1000 ahd Can never possibly do HARM snge tt,se will
~ Az cases anord relief and 10 convnc the la
hu OF us value than volumes written in its praise
n supply Of the above Pills received and Tor .aleIv
-, EUsrACE son,
nc Io-enlow doors below the Bell Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02

w have this opcne, our sprng sunpIv NJ c,rl,
Sced from Mr. David Iandrctl, whose oppUrtunf
iuiiciousy discriminate such varieties OF yssstabes
really worthy OF culture from the or Is not
equent worthless varieties Of the class, which
have been pcrPeiuated through inexperienced Therefore
making nus scleet"n he has excluded SORTS
d,rs ra=fea crowns OF seeds And he Is NOT sure
a me variety msht not be stu further reduced with
extensive, aud fully adapted o the nic est taste
As To the quality Of the seeds the proprietor wishes TO
DE remembered, that what - sold 10y him is OF mas o,su
sroo (~th but slight eIcepon) therefore ,eaTra1f,
i'h entire confidence that they will upon ial prove TO
are casually collected The u States The Coowing com
ASPARAGUS
ARTICHOKE-Gobo
BEET--Lnng Blosd
Early Tnruip
BEANs-Rc,i SPECIFIED
White Kidney
Cranberry Bush
Early yellow
Lima
CABBAcE-Early York
Ba'teTsea
Large DIumheai
Flat Dutch
DIumhead Savoy
Green cureddO
Green Glazed
cARRoT-Lone Orange
EGG PLANT l'Y ''O'"
ENDlVE-Curled
LErTUCE-Larse eurledIndla
Early CuTed
MELON-spanish
Mountain Sprout
Mutmeg and CllIOu
oNlON-weaihersfed
SIaNbnrg
PARSIEY-Curlcd
PARsNlP-Sugar
PEAS-Early Frame
Charlton
large MuTowGat
Blue Imperial
IL shop Dwarf
PUMPKINS
RADlSH-Ihng Scarlet
Rel Tumip
White do
SAISAFIE
SQUASfI-Winter
HERBS, assorted, and CORN, difTeront varieties
To be had only Of
LYEli- JOHNSTON & LYgLL.
ie I'LL All. McKildoe's Dld stand
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
FRESH SPRING GOODS.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
ME have just received, per sebr NiTmganscti from
w Boston, Jhe following fresh aud fashionable Boots
and shoes which will sell by the package dozen or
give u call. Viz:
go pair Ladies fine Leather spring heel shoes
Ito do Mems lined and bound sewei BTorans
lbi DO do do 60 Shoes
~ do Gents very superior Pump pegged Iioo's
Also, per schr john Su, from Philadelphia Ladies' very
superior French Morocco Slippers McCury's; Gentle.
mems fine Calf skin Navy Shoes aud Crockert's.
ID. BURLINGTON A. CO.,
NH Is 49,, iI. ,ee''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02

NAVE fOh SALE,
(NoFFEE-5o bags prime Rio; I5O do OLD Java; 100 do
~ Iaguayra
suGARs-5O hhds - CroiI ans Porto Rico; 100 boxes
doulse and single Loaf
MOLASSES-35 hhds West India
INDtGO-lO ceToOns prime Guatemala
BACON-5o,'DD pounds Midiluss
LARD-40 kegs, prime quality
sAET-lHOU sacks prime SAIL, n store
GpTToN NARNs-iO bales assorted Richmond Manu-.
fdcture
PAPER-30cascs PLAN and ruled Cap aud Letter. 100
reAms Wrapping ' ~
fONDEK-5Oo kegs Blasting
SHOT-2l0 bags, assorted sizes
MAI 500 Kegs, do do
sOhP-bOJ boxes various brands
TEAs-3Jhal chests Extra fine; lCO boxes Gunnowder
ds,O half pipes OH Cognle Brandy; - qsarter
90 90; ~ alI DO common quality; 10 pipes cstuon Gin
lio bBs Old Rectfed Mhskey; 10 hhds Common do; I'd
DDS Kun; Ohhds n do; 81 Imitation Antigua do;
30 hhs Alcohol -
L. MINts[9 half aud quarter pipes Madeira % quarter
90 IeneTle % do dp sicily Madeira; 81 bbls pute Malaga
~ boxes NIscai; 20 baskets Champagne grape brand
WHITE LEAD-250 kegs, No. |, New York
WINDOW GLASS-2Uhalf boxes SElU
OlLs-10 hhds aud iierccs Beachei Winter, 30 bills
IanneIsj ~ casks, second quliiy Lamp
CANDLES-5O boxes speTInacei; 70 do Mould
sPlCEs-%O bags Ginger; ~ DO Pimenio.
NH 6-dSawlm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02

NEW MUSIC, MARCH 9TH
L w. RANDOLPH a. co. have lust opened in
addition - large assortment OF standard Music the
following new pieces:
Military Waltz Whig song Of victory
CeclIa do The Maiden's PRAYER
Accept this gin Conc 1. the Uighi.nds
he meelns Log Cabin SDng
1hs Pilgrims rest Nv darling boy
Dear love and naive land farewell by Lover
DO you remember Mary, music 10y Horn
Day Is now dawning love, poetry hy Morris
row Chapman, crow. or Van Bur ems last song
Old TlppecanOe, patriotic song
would not i've always, by g Kingsley
S,Riy steals the fiding hsht
Proudly and wide my standard flies
Like as father riiiicts his childI en-, atTo
Merry old Christmas, By Philips
Iip and Iy, new comic whg glee
Theirs spot on earth more dear
Ne jolly Young wings Of Ohio
lie Rendezvous de chasse FIriat for p Forte
Fantastic brillanle, 10y Herr
The kiss dear maid. words by Byron
ON 0ueksicp by Oplof Richmond
Ohtouch for me the harp again
oh not for me the smile that PLAYS
When, oh when, wilt thou return
LORNA Cangouet, written 10y Edgar
Macon Volunteers quick step
The bright days OF the mast
All oil Fanny EssleT's music, Treasures or The deem
fow gently sweet Alton, Long, long ago, and many other
popular pieces NH &
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
BUTLER $ EFFERvEscEEr
MAGN ESIAN DEnUDNr

FOX Dyspepsia OF indigestion, nervous debility, siit
ness headache, acdity Of the stomach habiinai cos
hveness, eutaneous diseases govt gravel and nnoh
valued a. a gentle cooling puTgaiive.
hs desirable preparation has the patronare nj
mehy eminent members Uf the profession and from lis
ceInng public many respectable and unsolicited trstirno
MATS OF vs. ethetcy as medicine have been slcitr
WIN aI the pleasing qualities Of glass Of soda water IL
possesscS the active medicinal properties the most ap
proved eanous puTgayes; Is pleasant the palate anI
grateful 10 the stomach ' ~
supply reeeivedand for sasby
ma23 Three Siaars bsto,v H VI ~ q SD ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
CO-PARTNERsHIP.

TUE under igncf having pure based Of Read TAyiy
Co, their entire u Goods, and fs.
selves In business under the and style of DUDLEY
MEREDITH, respectfully announce ~ their friends and
the public generally that they will continue me business
a. the old stand Of Read. Biyiy Co. and intend keeing
constantly on hand u. aud general assortment Of Dry
Gcots They will, in fcW days. receive ther Fall snt
Winter supply, snd respectfully solicit can nom thei
frcns and the patrons Of the hte drtn Of kead Bayiy
Co THOMAS DUDLEY
lt EEtuFN q MEuE Drvtf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
CHARLES w. N'GINNEss,
HOUSE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
GLAZfER. GLIDER fe

UILUAR, &c
n-shop door to The Fra Prss6ytsriaa Church.
Street, below the Pos, Ofics
RICHMOND, February 22d. 1870
nN this day 20 ago subser arIiv in this
- CITY lie Is truly graisul to the sixen1 Of Vii GINA
for their kind Patronage during period That nc
hes gwen satisfaction 10 all uizt employed he not
pre- end 10 Saybnt that he has 10 the
esd by eonlnuasee ofir svors Hs Inform hi.
friends and the public generally. thai continuance OF
theiI orders viii be met with prornptne,s and
the best manner.
lie would likewise inform country merchants want Of
Signs, that he has seasoned boards constantly on hand
ready prepared, which ne finish the shortest notice
fe 2-du q. w McGtNNESS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
NOTICE..

TUT subse rbefs have this day disposed of their entire
II stock Of staple and Fancy Dry Goods 10 Thouns
buuey aud Reuben u Meredhwao have associated them.
selves together under the hfm o. DUDLEY a. MERE
VII siand OF Read Bay 60. For the the purpose
e3,eung our ocrts, anG winding up the business II e
thc present and our once kept aths stand
Nhcie sonc 81 the hrm will always be IN attendance ami
enr,a s those indebted now TO rs 10 forward viii
a. longer indulgence ernuot be expected Of o.
NJ, READ, BAYLY a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02

REMOVAL. OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY
NE Book and stationery business heretofore condnet
cdby a lNLoES a. the store Of Mr. T. w CIeland is
now removing "t the store OF the subscribers and viii be
continued by them ~ wa ''
business and Ia short time shall bs enabled to present n
uu on taous ana the public generally very extensive
oI iAieraiurc &c which on examination will be iouni
eIu1t ~ point oi quality 10 any sold In the State We
specially soletta continuance OF patronage
p,,,,, INLoEs a BROTHER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
TO TILE IAntEs

TO THE LADIES.
(tREw a HORNER Bout and rboc D.,I.,, an, Nam.
- clutcfs opposite Earey's lotel and two doors be
iowhoyls have Just received from Philadelphia brauu
hdieh shoes, slippers &C Of tho very
lhes llo end decidcdy tho hands
haye ever bad hey sre Of MeCurdy and other celers
~, INC ades arc solicited 70 examine the 80 srti-
cles We also manufacture 10 ortief an kinds ~ I,le,
VIZ We hsvo row on hands small lot ofuur own make
The Acntemcu can. A. usual 6nd cvsrv ,h,,. ~. -.
wan ~ INC Boot shgc Pump OF slipper line ~ our own
and oiher Wskes Our aesortment s slvays selcrt ~,
ouI prlsesaFo liberal CReM A itORNrR
"". Two dolrs below HOWE
/ COOKING eLAssRs.--I shall IN foiore cen an
"hns' ~ wholesale OF retail Wan BUTLER,
mhh 9doors above the Ben Tavern.
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LOUIsA RAIL ROAn

Daily Line bsii1esH Richmond and Ckarloi,,sriu,
TUE Mail and Passenger Train for GordonsvIjr nov
Il leaves kchmon daily AT half past A NJ ard return.
ing caves GoIdonsvile for Richmond on the ARRIVAL OF Inc
Pm. " i'i aO'u' >
RFSFR orice.1
Feb 9th
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GARDEN SEED.
Warranted Fresh aud Genuine,
FOR SALE ny
ROBERT K. DUyAL,
Bank Square, Richmcn,I Va


ROBERT K. DUVAL.
.sn.,c BanS square, RiehIngnd Va.
"a BEhNs-larfe aud small Luna Snaps SC
, BEE Early Turnip, Long Hood, ManseI wurizel
French Sugar Beet
BROCOLI-Purple Cape and White
CABBAGE-EaIly York, Lcih, Pcnton, Large York
ID umhe savoy. DC 'N'
CAuLlFLOMER-Esry aud Late
tELERN-White solid
CARROT-Ions Ofsnge
EGG PLANT
ltTTuCE-Ice, Malta Paris Cess, brown Dutch
MELON-Numeg, Cilron
WATER NELON-fnrst kinda
NASruRTluM
PEAs-E.rly Frame. Charlton Dwarf, MarIowfaf Ear
Monumental, EiTy Cromwell
PARsNlP-laTsc swelling
RIIEBARB
RABlSll-LAng Scarlet, Turnip
sALslFY, OF Vegetable oy SER
sQUhSII-Eary bush
TOMATO-llr.c Red
, 1URNlr-white Fiat Dutch Red Ton, Norfolk, Ruia
Baga, &c. ~ - ~
Ash, an assortment Of FLOWER SEED. fe4
NEW PATENT NIGHT LAMP.
'!'HE nexly invented Patent Night Lamp which con.
L sunes but one gill Of u week. will burn Two
years wiIhon wick. For sale.
CHARLES sTEBBINs,
China and Glass Store, Shockoe Hill.
mn Opposite the
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OREM & MoRLING

MOULD respectfully inform The citizens, that they M,
w Just received, by the steamboat Columbus fresh
supply which, In addiun TO thsir former scc k maEes
tneir assortment complete, Of Fashionable Ready M,e
,,ounhg' made o the best materials and kIns nsLp
when We ~lil sell as low a. the quality can be pur
chased for In this city. -
6cntenen In OF Clothing would 30 well IN csu .1
examine "aI stock before purchasing elseWhers No.
SPENCE, Aseut
sign OF Orem & Morning. Main street
Mere 60