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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-06

We have received the first number of the "Phoe-
Nix Il new democratic paper started at Green Bay
by John V. Suydam. 1t is small, but compared with
some larger, it is like siApence among lot of pen
mics.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-06

Ntrt PresideacH---We have seen a let
ter. SAYS the Pennsylvania, from Colonel
Benton, the distinguished Senator from
Missouri, dated on The 8th instant, in an
swer to one informing him Of the move
mont in Spring Garden in his favor, in
which he positively declines u nomination
for the Presidency, in 1874.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-06

The Democratic comfy Convention w1s held a,
Racine, last evening. lie have not yet learned the
particulars Of The meeting
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-06
THE TELEGRAPH.
SOUTHPORT, w. r. JULY 8. 1911.

We fear, through neglect of our own. that some
oil subscribers failed to receive their papers last
week If so, we shall be glad 10 make itup to them
in extra number.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-06

The Steamer President---Anoihcr rag IF
Hope!---Captain l1oskins ofthc Great IVES
tern, has published his views upon the fato
Of the steamer President, in which he takes
strong exceptions to the opinion expressed
by Cabtain Coles, of the ship Orpheus, and
expresses a decided belief that the long
missed steamer is yctaloat. Coming from
man Of such character and experience,
such opinions should at least command AZ
tention, and ought, we think, be sufficient
inducement to send a fast vessel out mme-
diatcly IN search of the steamor.--Spirn u
tie Times.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-06

such arrangements as would best enable
nc - meet the emergency, having on
board a family consisting Of seven chill
deem, the eldest not sixteen years Old, and
four of them remales, with a goycrness
and two servants. therefore got the sal
lOrs to form small circular walk on the
ice, to allow my children 10 AXE exercise
imm d.atcly outside the vessel; and with
an intelligent fellow passenger from Ger
many, traverscd the ice IN every direc-
ton, and as far rs we could with safety,
being obliged 10 keep distinctly in view
the flag which We kept continually at the
mast head; Our greatest distance at one
time beng four miles. Thus situated,
but charging our position about two d.
rr5es, We remained untI the , LIST of March,
when we wore relieved by most provi-
Dental Interference, which at first we had
every reason to believe weud cause ineyi-
table destruction to lh3 vessel and lis in
mates, a roller 1t is not my intention to
describe tbs extraordinary phenomenon,
and is magnificent appearance and lnflu-
cn3c; suffice il therefore for my present
purpose to say, that about 5 clock on
me dltcFHDPt Oh inc -~iu vi HIbiCH we
had the satisfaction TO see it pursuing its
irresistible course eastward, making for it.
self passage mile wide, and 50 aft
Getting the ice whore we lay as to cause
it to divide in large blocks, enabling us
to effect 4 passage through them into the
open channel Of the roller, whose wake
we followed at a respectful distance for
about thirty-six hours, when we got clear
OF the solid mass. On the 10Th Of
April VIC arrived in Cork, to the aston
ishment OF thousands who came to sec US
and had given Us Up as q lost vessel.
Were il not for the roller am satisfied
we should have remained in the ice until
it lloated to a more southern latitude and
dissolved, which under any circumstances
could not have been expected previous to
the end Of May or the beginning Of June; in
such a position think it possible, though
perhaps not probable, the President may
now be placed.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-06

'.The DiyI TAX these Fetheral admins
trations."
sTut tut what's the matter now, Patl"
"An' is it you that's AKIN what's the mat
ter? Isn't it snowin' and stormin' and
rainn, the very old divil that is dom all
this blessed time, and all bekase Of that
change? Jist tell me who ever knew such
backward spring as this that We have now,
when the ould Roman and Mr. MacBureR
mad the handin' o things? Och, the divil
TAX EN-, say, Jist."--LSPirit Of the Age
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-06

4 NUi0md/ BQnE.---tt was obvious from
the first, that it would be difficult, if not
impossible, to reconcile the discordant o.
pluions of the members Of Congress in re-
gard to the 3eiGjiS of Il National Bank.
On the general question there might be a
minority in favor Of the measure; but on va
rious subordinate questions, such as the
place of location, the amount OF capital,
and the like, there would be a great and
perhaps irrcconciabie diversity Of views.
The plan proposed by Secretary Ewing
has notas yet, been much commented upon
by the v hlg newspapers, buta far as We
can Judge, either from their language or
silence, it appears not to be very satISlac-
tory. The American Of last evening
says
70 US this plan seems 10 yield essential
principles, well settled, if there be any
thing settled, under our constitution, and
therefore We object TO it. Ks
The location Of the Bank within the Dis
trict of Coumba--its government by Di-
rcctors, who, il really Directors, must be
residents OF the Dstrct---the restriction
upon the dividends Of TIE Dank-and the
prohibition to deal in foreign exchange, the
real thermometer by which National
Bank soonest pcrceives and most easily
regulates the issue Of paper money, with
other matters Of detail, must deprive it
Of the support Of moned mon and practical
tiudnc.ers.---N 7. Aercurp.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-06

Lining Under Ground.---Dr John Grog-
han has established frst.ratc Hotel IN tho
Mammoth Cave of kentucky, about a milo
from its mouth. He charges 50 per day
for board, and 81 for guide five hours
TriJune
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-06

Remedy for Kicking Cors.--A BEDFORD
drawn tightly over tie lons of cows in
front of the udder will cause them to give
down their milk, and also prevent their
kicking.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-06

The Buffalo Com. Adv. Says:--Our
posse cO9eitatus, with the District Attorney
at their head, made u dash at LETT, tho
Canadian refugee, a day or two since but no
was too quick. Better luck next time,
gentle men.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24

hN Important substitute for CdfOnlgl
Tie propretors OF this Article, keeping view the fact
reach OF al remedies adapted the diseases incident 10
ts cinaie thcy inhabt, and knowing likewise most
oIe diseases o the south ani West based unon or.
game OF functional arrangement of the liver their
attention TO those articles which esp, ciay on
the hillary organs. "
Amer long laborious and erpepsiye research bev h,xs
suCeccdcu IN extracting n substance from the TOMATO
WINCH from It's peculiar effect upon the hepatic or BINARY
organs :hey have denumnacd H,pafiHe. II
ih VIII produce all the beneficial results Of CaoneL In
oot acute and chronic diseases without the possibility OF
producing tue dcieerous consequences that
Aruclc It's action hpon the constitution no
parton the system escaping its influence. is however
power is particularly manifested; hence II is pecua,y
adapted IL the treatment Of bilious and other Dis
ea.es "a which toTply or congestion ofthe liver AMI
portal circle prevail
II Is admissible in all where Il Is necessary TO
cleanse the stomach end bowels u obstruction
glanuuar HsccrS OF the abdomen. being dnsble ita
operation, produces free circulation In the vessels on
the surface U! nc bo accompanied by gentle perap-
ration IL does not exhaust like drastic pugcs s rs ac-
uon is more universal end may often be repealed nol
merely WIN safety but with benefit. TINS becomes
indspchsaby necessary In cases oklong standing Tor
them intense temporary impressions by strong nell,
oincs Seldom ever do good but to niuTe Inc STA
nina Of the constitution
is cleansing and purifying the system; acts In ner.
iect harmony with the known laws Ic and IL un,nb,.
ehy one OF the most valuable articles pub
lie trial and inspection. 49,
For convenience this medicine Is three grain
&c and atreic The yellow pills are tonic and
GiGDhors!ae Foi sale wholesale and retail, by
. ALEXANDER DUvhI,
- ~ Agent fnT Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
'''' s TI 7BS fE ri rSSs 81 S'F''F'''
. SCROFULA
DIsEAsEs.
MEQCUTRuAI.

UE sarsapana OF the shops very apt to be nearly,
quite hieTt. either from axc or from ha,nT oev
OF se ether with the Improper MODES 81 pre-
pairing which have long been In vogue have proos1y On
tribucd variable reputation The activity OF ths ros
10 belevedto depend upon one or more etiu
,oublc In water cold or hot and etther
or rendered by chemical change AT the tenn
teraiurs deg This fact appears be demonstrated by
Hancock makes the following observations AFTER Ions
uliaT odour which rises abunanuy on ths
cocion good sarsapaila Is almost cxnguished PROM
the arsapaiua prepared I'm this way, found ne sensoe
results nTon any patient its peculiar nauserting,
lrowsy rackng effects produced by alarge quany,
although Of six eight ounces was tired al
dose ~ Wood & Bdokes a. s. DIspensafory; -
knowledge Of these facts and the uncertainty Prae'
ice OF the preparations of Sarsaparia In use lcdo te
coyery aeT repeated experiments OF the mchol OF pt
p,rine and compromising the extract now oueredto e
rsl profsion AMI the public Ills pIcparedby new pro
,rffhouf boiling, and ts warranted TO contain IN So
form the active principles OF the root ooheu
from the most approved spcetcsoi sihisN -..,,.,
It's efficacy has been repeatedly tested IN private
in esSul treatment of the worst forms OF inc ms
eases for the cure OF which Sarsapara Is
after other preparations OF that medicine, tie raacea
len uc eraons and affections OF the bones IN spc
roa and in ncrcurial and mercuTlo syphuo diseases
have been peTuAnaOtly curcdby its use IN urec
without other treatment except the most snpie hpp'
diseased tpa OF twoo three poe
Ia similar cases will prove the efficacy and importance OF
the preparation, ,,.A-....u..,.
las heen given too freely scross habits for the cure
of other being admirably calculated IN sueh cases
TO remove all disease from the body and restore INC
constitution. The use OF Two or tlre uoes
will on every such occasion, prove an ehcetuh security
against secondary affections. -, ,,.
As tonic and Alternative particularly In general dsbi>,
scrofa and other Diseases in ehronc Rhe1maiis and
obstinate affections Of the skin Us an ueeihs,
A'"''h'' 'u'f' '~'' ALEXANDER DUvAL,
or the Prophet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
IRON STORE.
TREDEGAE IRON

'IiE subscribers the only agents Messrs. Desne a
'unnlnghams In Richmond for the sale of tho Ba Iron
,s ,he In edesar Rolling Mland Forge, take pleasure In
ouetns To their friends aud the public generally III Va.
Iron I'm
50 doing they feel the entire confidence (restng upon
inc evidence OF almost all the principal This
eyl thai they offer asgood article DO procured
from any similar establishment In the Union.
The sizes L"w produced aud of which shall keep ron.
stany on hand good assortment follows Wig: Round
inch. W W ~ =" w =" ''''' -A"
Fai-lit,ltlh H. N I'LL 81 p, = 81, a. inch of
any desired thickness. Arrangements now Ia pro.
gress by the propticors for making Hoop and Band Iron
with other extra sizes which will he In readiness in lev,
likely tooccur inthis market - S
ENGLISH, swEDEs, ULSTER AND COUNTRY IRON
W tons ~ English, Swcdc Ulster and Couary .,obrae
Jug an assortment Of every variety Of size Of which s
supply. NV ''~
Band, box and hoop Iron
Mould Boards and plough Plstes
Crow Bars ami Nail Rods
STEEL,
American Bllstcred
English DO
German and Cast Steel
Spring steel for Gigs and Carriages.
The highest price will be given Ior SC mn Iron
hul WORTliAM. McGRuDER a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
rrrno.kI )TRb}I4isRa.. gsahhh.nrr,

w Us ftfJ aHa csre 81 Pfocttlrnfle ai, I,ot,rs.,
x Uiert,oS e<fernai Pressare.
THIS apparatus colnprczJes by bToat son elastic
pad the whole Of the hyragaaffrsr and the pres.ur,
10 80 coniriscds operate obquely upwards and bae
wards The effect OF this pad u TO give Weakened
lower portion Of the abdominal muscles eonEenai sup
port, which NJ tho time that dnlnishes ther K,
Dor, stimulates them by the well known power OF me.
chaneh pressure upon tie muscular tissue, To a PERM.
ncnt renewal of their vgor.
etuees the dlstcnied poSasfrinr, and ~ A. A,
rccuon upwards and backwards, directly relieves tha
Peir,e raseerd rom the unnatural of the down
ward forces, thus when tho apparatus h. carefully snJ
properly hued TO the peculiar form Of the patient Iny.
fably affords the most iuineda Immunity from m, a..
ressins "drassng and bearing down sensations whIsh
accompany nearly all cases OF viHccral
and It's skliul application IL always followed by an earl
confession oi radical relief from the ,aii-ot. -"
supply Of the above instruments lust received Al.
rect from the faientce and for sale at his prices 10y
o. ALEXANDER DuvAL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
ROWLAND's TONIC MIXTURE:


~ specific and lasting Cure for the Fever aud Ague
is worthy remedy earnestly repcs the sluT OF bcns
Il quack medicine, II having been the result OF MANY
years experience, aud ahour the anil
Observation Of FEVER AND AGUE. II is composed Of
such medicinal principles oonsi Tered most III to
restore The harmony of action between h.
err and The other Important functions the system the
loss OF which harmony Is evidently the neiatc canso
OF the disease hspeedily promotes regular aud healthy
appeue which generally entirely destroyed OF render
Gu very preearsns by which effect ysour and strength in
son aorued 10 ;he whole system II be anparcpt TO
al, tha, medicine possessing these peculiar Virtues is
usein IN grcai variety of complaints y renewing t,
heay action OF the digestive organs proved Itself
81 fouaIkablc benefit in Dyspepsia Depraycd Appetite
neHtputpi wafer BTash, Flaulcncy, Jaundlee NIGH
sweais pyseneTy, Bowel Complaints and many other AZ
.ecuohs OF similar origin IIht In the tr.anant of
fcNers and especially In FEVER AND AGUE or In,er.
msnt Fever, that It's powers principaly t,Sc
anu win those who have scents IL nronoun,
ced sovereign To all remedies heretofore for
those Diseases has also been used as preyentye by
many who were subject To periodical recurrence of the
Shs AMI Fever, and has always waTdcd the appre-
hchucu auack ~ was deemed not Improper 10 nc.
company the Vegetable fcbTuse with few OF The many
unelnlNoea certificates politely furnished TO the pr,pr-
tol Of the foregoing statements For further
accounts OF It's great usefulness pamphlets aceo.p-
ying each botilc
supply received. and for sale hy
LYSLL, JOHNSTON & LYELL
, 80 Agents for the PIoprieloL
81" ~ ~ J. Nckil,ioe's q q stand. KIchtunnd Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
,AMEs : osoReE MIxsroS,

JAMES 4 QEoRGE WINSTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
MARKBr Bkipss,
IIAvE COT sale vorble terms as can be eorsai s
soIoO lbs OF BALTIMORE Cured Bacon, new
500 do OF New Jowies
400 kegs No. BALTIMORE Lard
- ssF, s s%ls saS S!rO.. ri. d. No anda
30 do Family Roc do
~ hhds Baltnorc whiskcy
80 o Do ODD whl.sS SS viz. nsrrap.
CISCO" "Miltuu aud Ronurbarsus," plush
Ru-," Moncugslla"
3 bb,siih proof Spirits
~ 10 Isle Of Wight Apple Brandy
10 do NorthcJn no DO
10 do Old Peach do
haifpipes Cosuac Freneh do
10 bbls Imitation do do
~ 10 Malaga Wine
10 DO ShctTy and ~ l.ukar DO
pipc OH Madeira, 10 years old
80 bbls Cider Vinegar
10 hhds New Orleans Sugar
albbs do Molasses
70 - Hydraulic Cement
- d. Tanners OIL
blboxes OF ChalkPipes
~ do Eais'us
Is do spermaceu Candies
~ do sosp
100 do l0Il2 Glass
~ dozen Scotch snuff
2,OOc scgars. various qualities
10 casks OF Cheese
2ccroons OF Indigo
1000 Of Mohosany OF every size sndquay, used
BY Cabinet Makers
lOOO lbs OF Curlcd Hair
- pieccs OF Hair Cloth
dozen Cane Scat and Common chairs .,.,
Sofa Springs, Venecrs, Selves Move WIRE nstk MINIS
hiiserewsi pretty Sugar House Moasses' &c &C.
40 square Bales Cotton
100 bushels OF Clover seed. ie ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
a LARGE STOCK OF PREsu
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

OFFERED At REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH.
ME wish TO reduce our sock 81 Goods low as possi
w bic before eking inventory on the LEI of J,nn,,y.
and in order to effect this desirable object we shall oSr
will be found large an well electcd containing many of
ne newest aud most desirable styles Of Fancy staple
GOODS suited 90 the present season. lave received
during the lat months great many new and ashionabs
friends andlhe public We venture Co e1nmoTaie some
o. ne articles 20 which we inyne tho attention Of
800 yards Mouslane de LANES Chaes and prInodssIo.
r, nice at 2s 3D. Ss, b land fner
EIird rich shaded striped Mouslanca
- DoprniedChnllies for party dresses
BEAM S5s SIG Sf5E Gro de Antique Ska
DO do eoioIod do
Rich waieredsilsS for evening dresses
Em5tcidercd silks and sains lor dresses
sGrcror black Gro dc Rhine snEs
Very haod;omo black SINS m5Se per yard
1 .nn ss%,s 9nd very neh nn styles
some very laudsone low price shawIs
To oso1 , rn,ne, an Mcrino shawls Tor mourning
eaSa G 59a S@1 6 black MoqisSS d. and
we have Bombazncs % wide Al 81 per ysrd
= io,ns Chi'lmefsS satineils, Mcrino Cassimeros
kcrscJs and Pianos for negro Cloiljug
yard
ecu sad Enc % lqeh brown Domestic At &c re,ywd
lot o." hand and warranted ~ cheap the same foods
Duhil Blankets yards long, Tor Zoe
WHO, red and yellow Faunes At very reduced Prices
~, sn,' iit &c per yard To- TIC hncsi imported
liable Cloths, Dsinasss, Diapers
Agi many other desirable GOODS win be found cheap. at
CRoUCH BROOKS uupsoNs.
s'd"1"n hesvv S,rts Tor frinrv hsn,a a. - nsr issD.
ZG0 nALEs BROWN rIiIRTINUs ASD suEgT
nj, All NE iNGr, ND COTTON OLNAnuRGs, Of vng
m sl NoIthcJn Nsnuiaciufe ~ Factory price,,
NO sni Mcrchants' lotion Oxniburrs
anu 2 Petersburg Man 'a 10 do
and2 Richmond So Jo
ssoIa .s sg9 M,cso' sblqlur' and sSsoaurp
end ~ Merehsnts, shirllngs
AZ u the above sie Of vrsinla Manufacture. male of
s"o SOCK ADD much improved IN weighs snd appear
g. ~ - and 50 Gavronse shr,lass and sh.sbnss
q Enc sorimac and Hamilton shifting.
bale P. s9g SPToy.d y,e, which we win By N,
prices 'o' CO. o. 70 s'Tsi 40. srs',gs''
80 s'o's sSs.',.
CHAVATs, sCAREs. STOCKS, sUspkN-
TUE subscriber ha. ,as' 1e 80, - .o,
~ = splendd assortment Of EmbroiIsred F,,yrsJ ~
plain Satin SIR and NcIno Cravas aud scsss NJ ~ -. Nv!
fashions and most bcsudfu styles ~o"
s ,n9 Ko,d Isnnnnis wneheseIs very best Satin.
sUsPENDgas
supply of very superior snsncnte,, ,o..,.,,.
ncLdne enbToiolcd rik snd sE vsivs, ss,n si s.
'"''"o very beet Enslsh nneEstln. "'''"'
-, UhBHtLLAa
NJ, hho assortment Of Richasdsonis suo.,o, H.
S q Witch offered customers. aud III. pvn.
ses -. ELISHA suerPERsoN.
FE,..SSHEns-n s.'ss prime Ts.insr, for sale
FRf Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
MORE CHEAP GROCERIES.

ENTIRELY FREsI.
AMb nave now 10 infDtm our cuunmcrs that v. t.v.
~ on uahd aud oncr for SAL, tho following Cpos a,
wholesale of ~ The small package.
% hhds New Orleans and otter eheap Strara
~ 10 prime Pouo Rico sugar.
~ dn do ~. CTCiH 30
DO DO Cubs d. NEW and uost bo,uti.
fil article '-''''
~ bbs crushed sugar
10 boxes very ow priced Loaf sugar
low for Tho quality '"
g[ackaaes Teas, part first chop
~ hndn cheap MolsEscs
10 Do prime Porto Rico DO "a emily artieie)
y b bags superior Green lsauira Coffee
~ 90 do d1 Rio 10
% do do Old Java DO
g do Maricabo ia
~ sacks large well 6led Liverpool salt
lOpD lbs Cotton Yarns nf various ictofIrs and NJ rt
ccd prices "
50o0 lbs cheap shoulder Bacon
AW" 90 prime western Mldilings with and without back
obGls No. ciIpt North Carolina uorrinss
~ Do No. and 2 gross DO
lup rimo Family ilsms
DiUD Cigars part 6Go
~ boxes Starch
10 bags Pepper
Do hnfioo
~ boxes sperm and TallOw Candles
Lamp on
iOO sicsoak tan SOLE Leather
Bel Cords, Leading lines
Indigo, Che Sna Tobacco u al qualities
Ginger and other spicoa
Powder and Shot, &C. sc.
ALSO,
Constantly hIni, assortment Of iron apd ztert
bosi Cut Mails, % ~ Sizes made Of awedrs Iron
Persons Wau'ina Goods would consult their inferred 4,
$50 49, ''' '''''' "''''' WYATT a WHITE.
ug- Cfano's old stand between the Bell Tavern ant
o. ~ Webb. Hooker A ffafnllfonis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24

nTIS BROA DERr 4 co. have published under the ,i.
~ recon and .Hncfion ~ the Boston Musical Institute
BOOK of Church Music o. every variety for devotional ~
crcises called BosfOn MHso0i fushf'ss C1usen.u n
ChHrch Atsc The whole having been csuprsed select.
81 nnd arranged by Thomas Conner Es1 organia Kings
Chapel
For long time have known that Mr. Conner Lss been
indusir0usy preparing hiE woIk for the yfceE Within
nothing has been loh untouched which would aid In The
composition ~ sacred music. lie has bad English, Ger.
man and Italian Music az his command and has uEedt
freely
Mr Conner BE- the most accomplished musician In all The
depufmrrs n nc Science and practice ~ that divine ar
that The often repeated hunbur of usknra book out
OF old tunes spoiled by me absurd acrsnna of gn0r-
anus, hast not teen pfacscd. rs knowedge oi harmony
" WoounH iasfo pure and nEhy cultivated In the best
'cho"I- IHiniaurc with authors u sacred, operate
yo-a f.Hcufai music be- unequ8lled by any other
Wnm'.. .. . rIricgs.ou sm0ng vs. Asa performer on
.He F'i. goo. g. end especially upon The organ, Dc
1af aDIu zion To- Boston. that truly envia lie
aI'pnf..n "Nl either Dc tie institute would
~. 20 ny publishing rnof book.
sarsf.d rs hc bct published IN This country la 70
lf al u nov, rch anil appropriate aud adapted the
popular dfie and the natc u musical knowledge. Tie
mt'es arc choice, The harnouics simple, easy and cor.
fecne varieties % tunes anda nhems suited every
octason and such s tie 81 feefnc Which fenersTv
peTVades the book, thar I'll confident flat Iii who ,e.
sire Improvement will introduce into their eholrs nrne.
detcy People may, N they please There 10 Tho dull
music Of Old lines bot advise them follow the or.
SIMPLE 81 tho Institute, and Keep pace with the Improved
Taste OF modern days and better music.
Anoverso Of music are roquesdto call aud sTainne the
Move book
ScT ssis by The hundred, do,en'or lnss copy, by
MADDOX,
~ opPos'tetbs BsutsL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
ATNA ~ 81 !, IN 80 !. comrAN1

AGENCY At hi0HHONnt VA
HilS company was Incorporated In the year 1915, With
perpetual charter and capital " s1oO1J, and in.
sures against loss damage by FIRE dwelling houses
Hores' manufacturing Embellishments household furn.
terms.
my losses which tie Company may sustain IiEques
literally.
Applications for insurance he renewal n policies
may bo made 10 thc subscriber, who been July az.
pointed Agent for tho CITY ~ Richmond and vic nity
". BALDWIN, Assent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY

or HARTFORD, CONN.
THIS Company offers insure Houses, Stores Mills
Factories, Barns, and the sf each, together
with every other similar species Of
DAMAGE FIRE.
The rates oiprcmum offered are low those of1ny
milaT Institution, aud every one las now opportunity,
small sum- 10 be protected against the ragagcs Of s Ie
sTuotve element, which often, la single hour, sweeps
away the eatuings Of many years.
The course the Office bursucsin transacing its business
and IN The adjusting and payment Of losses prompt and
LIBERAL For Of luFufanc aud renewal ~ p0cis
apply 10 HENRY CLARKE,
Who has been appointed Agent Tor the
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