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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02
State Rhode Island, sc.

NEwroRr, sc.--.M t,s Court If Common Pieas.
hoIdep a. Ne,cport, ,eithin aqd for me emmy
of Nerport, on The ID Mo"day u Nay, a. u,
lSi1
n L was ordered by said Court, that tho Clerk
Il pi,e motto. IA The several newspapers
printed in this town, that at the November
icrn ol said Count, the Causes on the trial aud
referred dockcis, VII be t'k.n up ~ regular
nr,,r. snd di-puscd Of uervcably io the rules of
tb. Court Aud That the Court will meet on
lhe 6rsi day of the term TO make such prclini-
mar, arrnngemonls for the disposition % the
bnsincss before the Court 40 Eisy be found
necessary Attest.
Jul, -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02
BOOTS & SHOES,

xHh Pairs of Ladies, Gentlemen's aud
3ppS1 Children's new and fashianablo
Boots, Bootecs, Shoos, Pdmps, Slippers and
Cater Boots, made by good workmon, aud Of
good stock, aud for sale cheap, at No. "a,
Thames-street, by GOODSPEED.
Persons wanting the above article, will please
to call and examine for themselves.
July 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02

AxA TWO adjoining FARMS, late
fsUsfA the property of John Weeden, dc,
pleasantly situated on the Eas'orl!
.R side of conanicui Island, contain
ing together nearly 30J Acres aud extending
each from the road TO the shore. They are
suitably divided, well waiorcd, have valuable
privilege for sea manure, aud combine ndNan'
iages OF soil, situation, Nc. not usual iound'
TRey can be conveniently improved together
or separately, aud more or less land will be
sold with either Farm to suit the purchascr'--
Sale of the above property, or part thereof,
is 10 be made in compliance with tic W'li OF
the late owner, and those dcsrous OF Purchas.
ing " III do well 10 make early application
part of The purchase money eau lac on sccu'
rity If desired Terms made known on appli.
cation TO X. H. W.sdcn on tho premises, or to
DANIrL J. WrEDES, Portsmouth, y,',s
JonN n. WrrpES, Fawtucket
Jamestown, Aug. 20, lsil.-t3nl.l
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02

The Steamers
MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt Comnoch
RHODE ISLAND, Capt Thaycr
NAkRAGANSETr, Capt. Woolsey.
The Massachusetts, lcavcs Providence Mon
day. and THURSDAYS, at II NJ. VIA Newport and
Stonington.
The Rhode Island leaves Sioniugion on
Tuesdays, and on Fridays from Providence, at
IL W. via Newport.
The Narragansett leaves Sioningion on We'd
ncsdays and Saturdays.
One Of the steamers Of this Line will leave
New York aud Stonington, DAILY Sundays
exccpted) at the usual hour, and on the arrival
of the train that leaves Boston at 4 o'clock, +.
NJ. Fare 81.
Freight from Pro, idcnco 10 New York cts.
per cubic foot. July ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02
M a q q 8 q g 3 6,

At jamestown, on Sunday last, by the Rev. Mr.. Sud
dRrd, Mr.. William w. Briggs, TO Miss Patience Cnrr,
dau.hte OF the late Mr. Robert Carr all OF jamestown
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02
Pease's
HoARHoUMD CANDY,
IJR SALE ~
X. J. Il A \ LDR,
Agent, N.rPort.
Aug 26
Dr. Van e2 cir,,oncs Lotion.

Aug. 26.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08
SSA
SsH.slaSz;s7as s
Narrated Fresh and Genuine
= = ~ I1'I U sltsef
w Holes ALE AND RET

Who'll SALE. AND RETAIL.
A RTICHOKE-GIeen Globe
n AsPARAGUS-Giaut OF Dutch
BEANs-LArse and email Lima, scarlet Runners Broad
~ NAP De kNs-Early China Early yellow, Refugee
BEET-Early Blood Turnip Rooted, Yellow do Long
gar Manse WuuZel
BRocoLI-Purple Cape and White
Screw Early YORK Do Nonparie Landreths Large Tork
Eery sugaroaf DO Batersea- Late Balierssa Fiat Dueh
CAuLlfi OVER Early and LaIe
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
CELERY-Gilnt White Solid North's Giant Red
GARkor-Lons Orange, Early Horn, Long studley, Al.
CREss-Culed or Peppergrass, Water and Broad Lesv.
cd Long Green Long PrcEy, GhsR for Die lIias spun
CoRN-Eary Sugar, Early Tusearora
ENplNE-GTeen Curled
KALE.Dlue CuIled Siberian, Green curlsd Scotch
LEEk-Large Scotch
oCE-Roysl White Head. Ice, EaIiy Curled Sic
MRLoN-Nutmeg, Green Citron, Pine apple, Malta Win.
WATER MELLoN-Finest kinds
NASTURTIUM
MUsTARD-whito Medicinal Black ceorr,
ONlON-slver skinned Yellow Dutch Esriy Rel
PEAS-Landreth's Extra Early Early WsrSick Early
May, Early Frame DO Cbsrtoo, Blue Prassisn, p~sIr
NATIONAL Bishops Dwarf Prolific
PEPPEk-Larse Bell Large yellow
PARSLEY-Fine Curied
RHuBARB-undulaed for raIts
RADOlSH-Lons Scarlet Short Top, Long salmon Whs
Turnip scarlet Turnip, yellow do, black spanish
sALsI1 or VEGETABLE OYSTER
soUAsH-Early- Bush Orange wAr,ed. White Crook
ToMATo-Iarge Red and Yellow
IIkNlP-Nhite Flat Dutch, Dale's New Hybfid Vel
FLOWER OVER E Kod Tng AZ. Sgs EfE5
POT and SWEET HERB SEEDS
Aiso many Seeds not enumerated.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08
NEW PTTnIICATIONs


Received by SMITH n PALMER, Feb. 1S.
cCOrLkND and The Scotch or the Western Circuit, by
> Ca'harine Sinclair, author Of Modern Accomplish
mrnts, sc
The Hour and,he Man, an historical romance, by Iar
riei Mauincau
The History Of England from The earliest period to 1872
by Thomas kcnhleY, author ~ histories Of Greece aud
Rome, Nos. a. is 70, " and vs. Family Library
History Of the United states. from their first settlement
10 l37, by Sama Hale Nos ~ aud ~ Family Library
Liio ~ Oliver Goldsmith with selections fpm his writ
inH, ~ washington irving Nos ~ aud % Family LbarT
9uodboi now made public ~ tho request Of and under
INC patronage Of the NewLght Democratic Central Com
inuee ~ ouodhbcLa iurhCr supply Of the above popu
Jar political satire Just 10 hand
An Essay on the Character and Influence Of Waahnr.
ton, tho Revolution of the United States OF America hy
NJ. 9ultot. Prime Minister In ffance)
Family Prayers, to which is added Family Commenta
~ upon the sermon the Mount b. The lsfo Henry
Ihormon, ED NJ r., edited by the Rev " Easburn u ~
Tho Writings Of George Washington, being his Cores
pondcnce, Addresses Messages and other rpera Official
scrps with life ol the suihor notes and usiraiions by
laTedSparkst IL Twelve octave volumes
Tho Papers % James Madison purchased nv order Of
Congress, being hts Correspondence aud Reports o De.
bates during the Congress " the Confedsrsen and his
Reports Of Debates In the Federal Convention &c &C
published under the supeiintendonso Of u Gilpn, N
three octave volumes
Woman, Physooaoally Considered a. 10 mind ,no,si.
naIrtre, msrim.nal slavery, inhdeiy and divorce by A
Walker, author Of lntermafrlegc, &c
lnicrmarriage OF the mode In which, and the causes
Why beauty, hethh and In icect fcsu from certain uni.
One aud dcfomity disease and In sanity from othcra with
eight illustrative drawings, by Alexander Walker
Asoa large supply Of the latest and most fashionable
Music fOr The Piano Fore. bIe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08
$4,000 wonrn OF DRY GOODS,


TUE subscribers intending close their present bust
ness the lst OF July next offer their well assorted
s,oes OF Dry Goods at cost and great many OF the
supene and Extra super Cloths and Cassmeres assorted
Rich "a and plain Velvet and Satin ves,mxs
super hg'd Menno, Tvilinet and s~ans,iown do
soperhne' addns and low priced saiiinets
PHO, Cloths, Glasgow and victoria Serssys
Plaid and Pain Linseys
- and super French and English Merinoes
Rose, Whitney, Duffil aud Twiiled BlAnket.
superhne Medium and low priced Prints
White, Red, Yellow and Green fsunels
Rich satin striped and Painted MOuselin an Chays
Plain Black and Blue Black, and assorted cord DO
sup.rhne black and Blue black BoubAzines
Rostn- CircasSian and Cashmere Plaid
super Black and assorted Cold Silks and satins
Ricb 6g'd satin, BToehe and Tnbet shawls
Ghsrti., herino, Tartan and valentis do
lmne Merino chenille and SILK Hdkfs
McIino, ra,in, Chally and Victoria ScaIfs
Ladies Merino Cashmere and Mohar Hose
Plaid EmbI oidercd and Plain Cap Bonnet Ribbons
Embroidered Hcmsutched AMI Plain Thread Cambria
Handkerc hiefs
Thread Cambria, Lawn, Napkins and Towels
Large and Medium size Table Cloths
BiId-eye and Russia Diaper. Dowlas and Hucksbuck
o. Cambre Jaeonet Bark, Null Swiss and Checked Mus
Garment and Furniture Dimily and Lawn
ladies' Rid and Filet Net Gloves and Nuts
nandanna, spitaneld anu PONCE udkfs
Cotton, Flag Dandanna and Plaid DO.
ThTeaI and Bobinet Laess, Eigings and Insortings
TIlet, Railroad, Work Blond and ELK Neu
While and Black silk Lace Blond, spIIg and Star Thule
Cambria and B~hinet Edsinss and Insertings
slk and Cotton Umbrellas AMI P1Tasols
White AMI Cord Victoria and Corded skirts
satin aud Bonhazne stocks. Shirt Bos,ms and Collars
ALSO,
foil assortment Of 81. - and 50 Brown and Beaehed
Domesns Cotton, Diaper Bed TIekioE Apron ami Furn-
ture Checks, Sc.
Ashis our determination 20 cell at auction whatever
may remain on The lt July next every nueement will be
held out 20 purcharers enable reduce
the loves possible amount before that Day,
VALENTINE a BREEDEN,
Jas White BuilainaS III shoe 20 Hill
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08
ATTENTION NiIII.ERs.

GARLIC, CnEAT, COCKLF, AND BUSTING SCREEN
woven WIRE, fOR MERCHANT MILLS a..
WILSON nAluERSTON would respectfully inform
w Milcfs and others that he BE- prepared o. execute
usual, his Wire aud Sieve Natfhouec, No. tIfhf
street Wharf Garlic, Cheat Cookie and Dusiing screen
Wire " superior quality, fnd 10 tcduc 90 prizes.
Nsais1 mskcF and has hand no tha time larae
assortment Of Scves Rdics and Sirrs suitable 1r Core
Coal orc, Rye Coekic Meal, &C which he viii dispose
10 the Town snd Count. trade, ~ low puces.
Orders Tor Of the above articles vii be received aud
forwarded AZ heretofore, BY
ia Ill JA~. a GRO. WINSTON.
TUT undersigned is preuauuE or publication, secoa
Il edition OF "a selection Of Leading Cases various
branches Of the law, with u'tes by John william saith
Es The Inner Temple, Barrstcr al Law vols hound
IN one. OF from ~ 20 Sn psges
f"rhis work, w;h ~ uuprctcnduG lille, is impor.
tact addition e. legal literature. The idea is eKcclcnt-H
20 select nume Of those Heading cases which nvove
and usually cicd 10 establish some point OF principle
Of real practical importance and append 20 them notes.
witch collected subsequent decisions bearing the
points reported u the eHt andn which doctrines having
some obvious connection with thcmt sre occasionally dis
eussed We cordially recommending book 90 he profes
siou is not Of those hasy and Grade compilations
pu forth win such fatal iscihy and frequency BY many
Of his competitors Al the bar. ahhrdS evident marks Of
long and patient thouRh and Industrious rcsearch"Ls
gal Ohserrtr.l
To- The price Of this work 20 subscribers, viii be s.
10 non subscribers the price viii be enhanced.
lOHN = LtrrEII.
law bookseller, No. "a
Maor street. Philadelphia.
no. Subscriptions received Al the Book ldloie Of
Dc Richard d. sANxAy, Aeeaf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08
BUTLER EFFERvEscEsr
MAGSESIAE APERIENT

E'oR Dyspepsia Indigestion nervous debility, giid
ness, head ache, acdty Of the stomach habtua
tyeuess, cutaneous diseases govt, gravel ETC. and muc
valued as gentle cooling purgativc.
This desirable preparation has received the patronage
mRny eminent members Of the profession and from dis
corning public, many respectable and unsolicited esmo
malls Of lis efficacy medicine, have been elicied
With all the pleasing qualities of glass OF soda wafer,
possesseA thr active medicinal properties Of the APP
proved sanous puTsatyes; pleasant to the palate and
grateful 10 stomach
supply reeeiyedand for sale by
}. II. EUsTACB & SON,
ma n Three doors below tho Hell Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08
NOTICE..

IE Subscribers have this disposed of their entire
Il stock Of staple and Fancy Dry Goods 10 Thomas
Dudley aui Reuben Meredith have associated them
selves together under the firm Of DUDLEY a MERE
DtT for the purpose Of continuing the business n
Ola stand Of Read Bayly Co. For the the purpose
collecting debts, and winding mp the business sfthe
old concern the name and style fthc firm viii be
nucd ofthc present. and once kept the stand
where Of the firm will always be in attendance, and
10 oiihcTof whom payments be made. We earnestly
eni cat all those Indebted a. us TO come forward with
lille delay possible, and settle their respective dues,
a. longer Indulgence eenb0t be expected Of rs.
READ, BAHLY & co.
,hrr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08
q. c. WORD.
CO-PARrNERslxIp

Inioes has this cay associated with himself his bro
ther j. A lnloss, for the purpose Of conducting General
loes a Brother.
They have taken the large comuodous sore (eor
ner opposite the Bell Tayern,) lately occupied By C. a.
word and are prepared to attend sales Of Groce
RES Dry Goods Furniture, Horses sves HardwaIe and
Cutlery, Paintings &C.
Adninistrafors Trustees, and Commissioners Sales viii
aso be attended to- aud liberal cash advances when
required ALFRED INfOES
ia JAMES A INIOES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08
TOUACrn-iSECaU.

ToBACCo,i sEGaRs, SNUFF, sc.
SUPERlOR Chewing Tobacco
- Principe and Rcealia Segar5
stairs Leiper's aud Lorrilars Scotch aud MAecatA
snuff
French Rappee snuff
NalchtOches do
Hardhams No9 do
DEM Gros 10
LoTTllIrd's chewing and smoking Tobacco
Also assortment OF good Spanish aud SCARS
various prices, from 10 siO per 100.
GAYNOR & ROYSTER,
noG door above the He'll Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08
FOR SALE pRIVATEI.Y.

- Aver Comfortable House and 10, near Rich.
rtff| mond. The lot confsos actea In fine order
bflk. The House IL now w good rooms AMI Kifcb
-en, &C. Il wouli maze excellent Market gar.
AFarm Of 7oscrsa fwo miles from Richmond, with or
client Buildings Tor q small family, hne CARBON and food
ara aud stables about acres Of meadow aud and
ores In woods
Avslu.ble Farm Of about n acres Of Land half mile
rom hichmond good Bulldogs Tor tho accommodation ~
hrse hmlly highly Improved and has on good many
Prspe Vines VI the best vafletles Fruit Trees &c &c
Ippbb cell RICH, NIL, il. 4 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08
FRESH FALL AND WINTER

PY the fne ship Portsmouth, arrived at New York m
10 July last and the ship Rhode island In james RI
yer, have received and receiving
Of Foreign Dry GoOds, which, together purchase.
made BY senior partner during the last spea
al the North, enabss 10 oder 10
public, generally, CERTAINLY THE CHEAPEST and
most desirable stock OF Goods have had In s,ora
Our stock very large and general, and almost livery
package - ne IN store-and when tell cur % unry
and city fes 10 that Dry Goods about cheap NON a.
tsoaeeo wes ibs % OF 2ss 100 lbs 81 81
per bushel los Cd barrel csttan al ed
pound they ought be that hey cannot COZ
nnue 30 low especially as many, TO say mo< Leading
staple articles have been laid ia the actual cos
OF production These thlDgs being co. and the eountry
hAdiy s<f~c Nhh voas IN the rtsrtsr and getting n.
pdly into good condition TO pay M thrla IL
would seem manesly be the right time TO bay All are
invited to call and examine for themselves.
- r. & J. 8. JAMES & CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08
VOL. XIV.
TERMS.

TEKNN.
nuBsCRiPT1ON Ia the DAILY WHO 10 City subscri.
oefs tSa year, and fot shorter period DO
Hyear. - - ~
ADyERTisING-For square less) one in ertion
20 cents two Insertions el; TIN 81 % and eve
~ Feeding insertion 33i cents.
Thrice week, 80 cents for each insertion.
Twice week, first Insertion 10 every succeeding
Insertion 90 cents.
Once week, hrSi insertion 10 cents every succeeding
Insertion TO enis.
transient adve rtisers must pay In advance.
Inc number OF Insertions Of be
noted on the Ms they will be inserted until ordered
be stopped and charged cordngy t-Orers TO stop
must also be In writing
Annual Advertisers charged ESQ or squares and
that proportion for Of
ee AuctoneeTs and Lottery dealers, who charged
elun (pspcT incln,Ied)
n-1hc COUNTRY WIG IL published twice week,
uesdays and Friday 81 at I've dollars per snnun
FOR ADvERTIsING-75 cents a square, Cor Iess,) for
the hrsinseron aud 80 cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08

v'HE SACRED WRITINGS or TIE A
u POsTLBS AND EVANaEIIsTs or
JESUS CiHisr' commonly aylei The NEW TEs-
LAMENT Translated from the ORIGINAL GREEK. bv
DIS Geo Campbell James MacknIrt and Phile Dotiritss
with rREFACEs, various EXAMINATIONS, and an LP'
PENDiX, by Alexander Campbell
The CURtSTlAN SYSTEM, In reference 10 the UNION
on CHRIsTlANs, aud RESTORATION Or PRIMITIVE
CHRISTIANITY, a. plead IN the CURRENT REFOR-
MA ION by a. Campbell.
Also PSALMS, HYMNS anil SPIRITUAL SONGS. orl
gnal ADD selected compiled by Campbell, w scott n
rtone and r Johnson-adaptod 90 tho Christian Re.
Tue shove Books may be found Al Wholesale or ret,u
tiof eash) the Dry Goods store Of
LOGAN WALLER
JUS Hatreet. Shockoe ffiI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08
NO. 81.
AUCTION NOTICE.

THE subscriber this day, disposed Of his iutsrest
In the Aueiioa and Commission Business 10 Mr. A. IN.
Lok who will continue the IN ifs various branches,
at the OH stand opposite the Bell Tavern.
IRON hr lnHss onE experience in the Auction Busi.
ness and the snbseibsrs personal acquaintance with
nun. ne takes pleasure In recommending him 10 his
Trends and the public generally, and feels confident that
fully attended 10
de 81 a. n woRp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08
READ THIS,


THE subscriber has hand from recent purchases
very choice and extensive variety OF retailing Dry
Goods which (ior reaSons) he ia disposed SELL during
the next 60 days lower than such goods be obtained
fof usually.
The limits Of advertisement DO admit Of an at.
tempt al detail, be necessary say than
that bis facilities for purchasing enable him
those who may want thai II embraces every variety Of
LADIES' wear, In most approved sly les OF
tilks-plan, gace, striped and figured
shawls-CashmeTe, chcne, camels hair. &c.
observation-disclosures, striped, plaid and plain
Embt oideries Of richly wrought styles-cheap
Richly Gu brodered lawn and French esmbr fIdkfs
French MeTinO, plain and sIiped-veTy cheap
Rich So aud 81 French BomGazine
NcS style striped BOmbazine
Fine quality twllej and plain Chsly
considerable variety Of plaid Goods for ladies and
children.
GENILEMEN's wear, in
Rich wooen Veyets- Chalys, Velyets, anil black satin
Nestinrs
Superior embroidered Msrino searfs
Every variety Of silk CTayats and ScaTfs
Best qualify English pocket Hdkis
Superior qualities and good bargains In Cloths
BesI quaiiy black and fancy Ca.smerss
parcel superior eOlars Bosoms, Cloves suspenders,
Hose and half Hose, &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS, in
Best styles white Long Cloths English and AmerieGn)
and oneT usual varieties;
And HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Linens, Towelhng sheeting, Pillow Linens, Blankets
&c, the very best makes.
continuance Of patronage, ibarafy bestowed here.
tiOre, Is respectfully asked and customers
meet the best goods At lower prices than usual.
jal6 THOS V PRICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08
ARDEN SEED,
Warranted Fresh aud Genuine,
FUR SALE ny
ROBERT It. DUvAL,


ROBEkT It. DUVAL,
Bank Square, Richmond, Va
sPARAGUS-eiant
n BEhNs-Lrxe and email Lima Snaps, &c.
BEET Early Turnip, long Blood, Mansel wuuzel
French Sugar Beet
BROCOLi-Purpe Cape and While
CABBAGE-EaIly York, Leith, Penton, Large York
Dt unhead, Savoy DC.
CAULlfLONER-EsTly and Late
CELERY-White Solid
CARROT-Long Orange
CUCUMBER-Early Frame, Long Green, &c.
EGG PLANT
LETrUCE-Iee, Malta, Paris Cess Brown Dutch
MELOS-Numeg. CtTon
WATER NELON-fnest kinds
NAsTuRTluM
.PEAs-EIrly Frame. Charlton Dwarf, Msuowfa, Early
Monumental, Early Cromwell
PARsNlP-LaTge Swelling
RHUBARB
RADlSH-Long Scarlet, Tump
SATISFY, OF Vegetable Oyster
SPINACH
sQUhsIi-EaTly Bush
TOMATO-lAr.e Red
TURNIP-white Fiat Dutch, Red Ton, Norfolk, Ruiz
Baga &c.
Also, an assortment OF FLOWER SEED. fe4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08


7 w. RANDOLPH q co, ooors below Early's Iio
d tel Main street. Richmond have for sale moderate
prices, large stock Of Theolcgca and Miscellaneous
books. The following Is list No2.
Rev. Z. Bekerstiths W-rks, complete, lv
The ProeSisntOr Essays the Points Of Controversy
between the Church Of Rome and the Reformed, by W
McGayIn2v
Jesus and his BosraPhers, Remarks the Four
The Book Of Jasher referred Joshua and Second
Samuel
Thoughts, Moral and Divine, 10y w. Calcou. London
Edition
The Challenge u Dest accepted, Examination Of
the Objections TO Revelation contained In the 81 Rea.
son and The Deis, by John Thomas London Edition
View Of Philosophical Political aud Theological systems,
fIom tho Creation To the present time, by Moray
Principles OF the Christian Religion, held by the
ciety of Friends, by Elisha Bates
History Of the Religious Ceremonies and Customs Of all
the various in the world. by A Goodrich
Paul Deans LectuTes-Defence OF the Final Restoration
Selections OF SheTock's Sermons
Jews aud the Mosaic law, by Lesser Read-r for the
Jewish Congregation in Philadelphia
ChnaHs stale and prospects refer the Spread
ofhe Gospel, by w Medhurst
Thomas DICKS Works, complete, 7v-Embraeing Phio.
snphy OF Future state; Christian Philosopher; Phoso-
ply OF Religion lmproy Of Society Moral Improve.
ment; Essay on COvetOusness, and Celestial Scenery
Curley
Life Of Christ and History OF the Jews by Rev Fleet.
wood ID ID
Rev. } wesley's Explanatory Notes the Now Tesla
ment
Families and Sunday schoolS by George Barber
Rev e Bucks theological Diconsry
History Of the Devil, an Old and Curious Work
Socrates and Jesus compared 10y Pnesy, l. d. and
an Answer othe ZANE, by Rev d Linn
Ancient Christianity and the Doctrines Of the Oxford
Tracts, by Isaac Taylor
Lie, Times and Characteristics OF John Bunyan by R
Philp
Conversations on the Bible, by Mrs 5 Hall
Companion TO the Altar or Weeks Preparation for the
Holy Communion, by II Hobart, ID
An Epitome OF General Ecclesiastical History with
History OF the Jews, by Rev Marsh
We receive, regularly, al the New Works as
fe3 w RANDOLPH co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08
TO coAcT;M4th Bs ANR 3IPEALERs IN

THE subscriber s rcccving from tho Northern
cities, general assortment of Couch Materials which
be will sell unusually low ior cast city acceptance -
consisting part, vt a kinds n Coach SpFnrs Coach ami
hafOuchc ASles from 10 "a inch, Coach and Harouchc
seps of s sizes, Coach igers; Curtain Leather Hides
sui siius RtuIcue aui Damasts, OF various coours.
ntrouche Boxes, Brass anil silver Bands. Of
sizes Brass AMI Silver lamps; Coach ami Hsrouch
Handles, Of various patterns, urasa ant Silver Moulding
Patent Leather, &C. sc.
Al kinds Of fl,ng executed in the he.i mlnncr and
reasonable terms ALFREB KING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08
LOOK AT THIS.

LOOK AT THIS.
THE subscribers anxious 10 welcome the Spring with
large stock OF Summer Goods will, for the purpose Of
making for them, sell what they have remaining Of
Over Coats or Beaver FTocks, a. PRIME COST, aud
specially solicit call from such who have supplied
themselves, who wish to do cheaper than they
elsewhere. GEO. A. KEEN & CO.
n. H. AS very much in want OF the "Raw Maize
rial" alias -One Thing Neeiful" would respectfully
rcques; such have unsettled bills with call pay
and confer a favor OntheiT humble servants.
jail G. A. X. & CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08
A WORD TO TILE EcoNomIoAL.

VAIL a KEEN a CO.'S before purchasing your Cloth.
- laE elsewlere-"yo u can sive 20 per en"and ro.
inenher The Oh aise - penny slvsd is carncd"
uEo. a. KEEN co. are constantly receiving add.
2nal supplcsto their already complete assortment and
bash buyer.
For s'e Al cost u make Tor more seas1nahe goods
Oou dozen Heavoueen Frock Cotts the best qualify,
snsole for mechanics; also few pair Of real Pilot
Recently srrved ~ daz Collars 10 doz Socks IS dyz.
De KEEN a co