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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-30

~ 1t will We seen that the Address OF the
Wing Convention takes ground, decidedly though
mildly. against any radical alteration of or present
Public School system Having already expressed,
frankly and earnestly, our own opinion that the
School question has necessary or proper con
nrcton with politics, and that it would be un"lse
80 disturb it in Wing meetings or manitsstoes, we
will here only state that our conviction is I'M
changed. and that none OF the reasons which shall
induce us 10 do our utmost far the election OF the
Wing ticket have any connection with this School
Ouestion.-It is but fair TO add however, that thu
fsct which has since transpired that ten OF the
.hir,sen candidates on the Tammany Assembly
ticket are pledged TO support such an alteration OF
our School system as the Catholics desire certainl!
detrac,s much from th2 pertinenco and force OF
our objections Still we would have preferred
that considerations Of National and State Policy
had alone been urged at Wing meetings ard that
the friends and opponents OF the Public School
System, with whom that question is paramount,
had been left to select their candidates from either
OF neither ticket as they should think proper. lie,
this pass. We shall supper, the Wing ticket be-
cause il is the Wing ticket. and on broad Wing
grounds. If others see tit to support, i, for othsr
reasons, we have certainly no objections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-30
D,ylo A. BsxEE, Secretary. ~
Democratic whiS General CON-.

tce.-A special meeting of his Committee vii !. :.
s, the Broadway House. on Saturday evening oc,o,.
Al :, o'clock. SAMUEL. G. RAYMOND, Char.
&c i c w yis.1aa,'1. seere'sris.
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rr ynlu,blc Clns.icnI sHiscellanqep

Library. -Thl. Evening will be sold by ROYAL GlB
LEY, at the New York Long Room, ls9 Broadway
extensive and choice Library of vaupble Books
log ofexcelient editions of the Classics cbsdy LOna
Editions and Standard Works IN General Literature
copy of Recess Encyclopedia and fine editions Of Puts
dorf aud Grctius will be found in the catalogue. @
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n Surtouts, CIonks, xc.-A lar

b SurtOnts, dIoUks, WC.-A IaTgt us'sIIIle
of Besver snd Mlled Cloths, for Surtonts and WIas
Frocks. Also, Cloak Cloths received aud will bsuaa
up to order at the Emporium Of Cheap Garments, W
prices as must offer inducements to purchasers
The style and finish OF garments will be found to CO..
port with any house in the trade.
WIN r. JENNINGS, 229 Broadway,
American Hcr
good assortment of winter Garments constantly 8
hand. olOlnJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-30

u Chnppcd Mnnas and Fuce.-Weln /,
formed that JONES of - Chatham street will re4i, ~
money il the Florida Cream does ro cure ch;ppe.a.
This Is fair dealing. We advise all with Chapel ~
90 to - Chatham ST. III Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-30

C General IomniItkee OF Demoe,,,
wHlG YOUNG NEN.-As adjourned meeting \ :
COMMITTEES VII be held at Nationa Hall, CaLsl-str...
Monday evening, Nov. lst. at6 clock
BENJAMIN nRAhE e..
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FRESH IN THE FIELD
MAG AZIN WEEK.

10 pent up Utica contracts our powers,
For the whole boundless Continent IS ours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-30

n Third Nurd.-Ihe Democratic WhirH
ors OF the Third Ward ara requested to stesd 3.
meeting on MONDAY Evening, Nov lsi, at half past,
clock. At the North River Coffee House 2Ol WaAl,,,
street TO respond the nomination Of candi iai.s Ia
Senate andlAs,ently asd TO take measureio secur, >
election. SMl ~ uONNlNG, ChalrEr,
WILLIAM Is. M,ssH. Sec'rv. oN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-30

y Deuocrncy.-The citizens in general OF ihs
city are Ill informed on the subjec, OF Common School
Edu,on Ii erefore will erplaiH few words that the
Public School Society thi. city the mos odioss Of
onopoes In the first place the OF the pu5he
school elected BY the people therefore hey are
not responsible them for any of their acts all The peo-
pie desire shot every person vho has vote II 's ciy
should have the privilege for trustees 10 uPsrin
tend the education of chdr-a of ths city the same
II Is al over the State and the school houses and tse
ground OF which they will be erected shall belong to the
people the all public building, This IS what
ali viii say true Democracy. go IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-30

II The alnir.-Nc recommend all To bayiu7
respectable economical article called JoncSs 0lofCo
Circassia sold Mt - Chathari-strect- We he.ila. Il
after irving this article sry that II viii make The NJ
grew prevent IT. falling out euro dandrf, AID gys IN
or grey hair soft dark appearance. Tryit. III. ~
is ONLY we believe 2, ). or shllings bottle. - C
hsm-street is ths place to get this really good aibs,s
puff, ~ article. Agents 3 Astor House. i6l Dv,c;.
Io,, y.uui. "a Inle>S sixupd II Jones, ~ al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-30

u Second Vvnral.-' Eternal NiElare, .
prise OF I.i5crty."-Ths Democratic Wig Eleerr r.
SecotS Ward axe requested 10 meet at JORe,, -
Ward Hotel. No :, Nassau street, ihis \Ss;s,d,r -,
ing Oct. 80 at half past o'clock. 10 respond to
inatiouS of the Senatorial and County Corventea
BY order Of the W ard Committee
JAMES KELLY, Chu,.,,
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l. s;NIeenIh Mnrh.-The nepncr

IL sixteenth Wnrd.-The Democratic ".
Electors of the l6h W,rd, irIsudly 10 the (ieusrs
State Administrations and opposed TO Stale Mouopo
are requested to meet al HsZelon. Sorner Of 9Th ave.,
and 9Th street. Monday evening, Nov l. al hall "a
o'clock. TO receive The nomination for State SEMI,
and Members OF Assembly be supported the en,v
election BY order OF tie Ward Committee.
JAMES NlCOL, Charr,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-30

New Revolutions ~ MExico.-Havana pa
pers received at New-Oreans contain later intel-
gence from Mexico, from which it appears that the
movement commenced by Paroles in GuadalaxaIa,
has reached the capital that it is popular move,
is countenanced by Santa Ana, and il is likely 10 be
successful and overturn the present order of things
whatever may be substituted in their stead or who
ever may cone To the head Of affairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-30

~ Capt Brown, of the sloop Spy, OF Belfast,
Maine, was committed TO jail in Passport on the
DIST instant for passing s. counterfeit bills on the
Suffolk Bank, Boston, dated July, 1855.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-30

be, and they hereby nominated a, eara55,...
ply the vacancies il the Senate OF the s,s,, -
hy the expiration of the term of The Hen. = ,
pl.nck and the resignsuon OF the Hor. ". ". r..,
This Convention rehss with conhdenc. svo, - =
ee., Of the candidate. they have selected a, ~.
cspt.bc proof OF the APPRECIATION of their
PHILIP HONE, Pres.
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ScCaud Anrsl..

william 3. MARSH, (s..-.,,,;e.
GUS NJ HlLLYER. d,
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u Seventeenth " nrd.-Tss Democratic W
Electors of the Seventeenth Ward friendly to the Gt.
and Site Administrations and oppo.ed TO Stat, m,
Monopole. arc requested 10 meet at the Henri G,
House. conner of AyeIuc snd First-strreL on Nom
evening. Nov. let At O'clock. BY order Of Ii, We
Comm tee JACOB ACKER, Char-n
I,My, ANDERSON Secretary. eNa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-30

70 The Presbyterian Church in West O,wego
was destroyed by fire on Sunday evening last-the
work of some villanous incendiary. The Church
had not been openad that day; the flames were
seen bursting from it and one door uSbolted. The
night was so stormy that it could not be saved.
The citizens offer $3.50 for the detection OF the in
cendiary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-30

~ The Secretary of the Treasury will keep a
steam-vessel in the Delaware as a revenue cutter
and relief to ice-yesses ice.bosnd during the
winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-30

SUGAR OF LEAo.-The Milwaukee Journal say
that a large and rich body OF lead mas bee
di severed on Sugar River
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PHILLIPS PHOENIX.

.JogS SLossos, JOIN HiLLYER,
II RoBERT PHYrE, ELAN WILLIAMS,
III FREDERICK PEsTz, ELLIS POTTER
IYZoPHAR Mills HUGH AIKMAS,
VAgEL T. Anderson, ALEX. Il. SCHULTZ,
VI. THos J. DorLS, ADox. CHANDLER,
VII CosRAD SWEET, JAMES TAYLOR,
VIII. WV. H. SWEET, Jos. y. BARSEs,
TX A. L. McDosALD, FRANCIS Y. MuRRY,
X .JoHs Fowler, PETER 5. Trrus,
XIWM S. SLocuM, JoHs McG0wkS,
XII.G. H. STRIKER, NJ. HOPPER Morn,
XIII. ALFRED W. WHITE, EDWARD Collins.
XIV EDWARD NIsruRS, JAMES VAS NoRDEs,
XvNA1HASlEL WEED, ALyAH SPAR,
XVI Roe 7 3. RUcGLEs, BEsJAMIN HAREER,
XVII JOSEPH SHARRoTT, JAMES GILLESPIE.
Secretaries:
Henry w Ravens, Wm. H. Herbeck,
Henry A. Buck, Heman w. Child..
John Waite, Thos. VI. Adriance
Elijah T. Lewis.
The Convention having been fully organized,
Mr.. HoSE, from the Senatorial Convention, after
an nnimating speech, reported the names Of DAN
lei LORD, Jr. and NORRIS FRANKLIN tor
Senator'S which we're hailed with dcafening accla-
nations
Mr.. TALLxAS, from the County Convention, then
read the Address, and Nominations agreed on by
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Voters NOT Registered

Remember that evary citizen Of the United
States who mas resided year in the State and six
months in the County, can vote a, the ensuing
Election You rave only to go, on Tuesday or
Wednesday next, before the Commissioners Of
your Ward, accompanied by known voter OF the
Ward, to prove your Right, when you will promptly
receive certificate emitting you to vote, and be
placed in the appendix to the Registry. Do not
forget this, Wings Wednesday will answer, but
get your certificates on Tuesday i possible.
There will be crowd on Wednesday. Show this
TO your friends. (Scc section 10th OF the Regis
Try Law, published in our Thursdays paper)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-30


For ASSEMBLY.
TIGHE DAvY, Ddntsl e. PeHf-,
TIMOTHY DAILY George Weir,
John L. O'SuiHrsn Paul Grom,
Auouste Dare:ac Conrad Srackhamer,
William, McNurray William B. Ma"iay,
Darid Il. f.. Jones' Solomon TownSend,
MICHAEL WALSH.
All those in Italics (ten) are or the regular Tam
many ticket beside Mr.. Walsh, who was declared
nominated by Mr.. Cambreleng, but whose tame
does not appear on the putty ticket in the Stand
ara, Post, OF Era. The Bishop remarked that
they hat, nominated no man ,cho had not gicen
assurances hat he rould sustain the Catholic
claims; bu, il u mistake had been made in any
case, the party Inexperienced would of course
state the fact through the newspapers. If no dis
sent wns Expressed, it would be understood that
The candidates stood pledged honest men to
carry out the views of the meeting. The question
beins taken, the above candidates were unanimous
+, approved aud the meeting adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-30

J7 Tho New-York Sacred Music Society will
perform Beethoyens celebrated Oratorio of The
Mourn OF OLIvEs on Tuesday evening noxt, being
their first public performance OF the season. Mrs
Strong, Mr. Pearson, Mr.. S. and Miss Pearson
.-...-s.. Il. N1cal pn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-30

n DR.. Taylor Belsam OF Liyerwort. from the Bowe-
ry Office ne only for sale wholesale and retail az
the downtown depot, II Maiden lane. Remember the
aumber, there counterfeits in the same street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-30

HENSr HASSrs, Secretaries.
K. w BsoTH y cal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25
n1-MAMAcs COP 1910

w. RANDOLPH a co. dR - ssnsay's OLD stand,
~ Msiu street. have fur sale
American Almausc add Repository for Useful Know.
ledge
Common Frhonl Almanac, by J OrvtNe Taylor
Dutch sni Dutch English hlfnsnse and Farmers Caen'
dsT
iIouackccret's knanae, tho Young W'fr's Orscle,
containing 80 Vs'uable Receipts IN Cookery, sc.
Methudist Aluanac
Musicai aud Family Almanac
Tho Ud American Comic Crockett trnrovoi, Croet.
Gus Comic, Peoples Comic Coeman's Comic, and sam
-lickis Comic Almanac
woroeks AID Couom's Virginia and North Carolina
ALMA scs
diary Tor is42, Daily Register for the Of families
and oyheTa DEL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25
ETS CALL, before you boy elsewhere -HJ
JAMES \ GfsORGE WINSTON,

~, A. eeio,e you boy elsewhere -I0i
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Market Bulge,
r J0' sole o. "a nest rsasasssis ts1I aud 81 f'S'
| one llsnirsd thousand Pounds BACON, assorted, a
81, KEGS No and smhhacld Lard
| ~ bbls ANITA ars fauiy 10
a. obs mess and Prine Fork
100 bbls No \ q nett Icrrinrs
CO bags RIO, ssuiTs. lava and 81 Douliu.s Csrss
- hnSo, BrsI 10
10 hbds of Porto RIO 10
~ ch.si Imperial aud Young ~ son Tee
- $50 bos"- .unro~der DO
10 S6ls r1in,,.d MSl.ss.. ."
50 bbls New nrIesn. do
Ia boxes Chccsc
81 Doves Of Sperm Candies
p 8" OF rsnow 10
90 d. lSwpnee soap
5000 Cigars, at 81 soto sl2
q. Glass Jas Ss SSN,,, r,Gk,e.
l5SG iaSis wnsSs .Ve ei... .Oi'' '''' ''''''
- bushels Clover seed
l,s' bbls Common whiskcy
~ do An prose- old Mononsahels q.
Is 10 Rcciifyd dow rr'l 10
~ 10 fns Qd 0orNCr's Branido
.sIT casks Imitation Brandy
5 10 dre,eh G'
~ hail rirrs Frcuch 80
bgnsurr casSs do -
iCtu House
pipc pdMsicirs. % ears old
A"qr Casks sicily MaCCna. 'CanLts'
10 20 Frcach 40
Ia ~ Post Wme
~ 80 SNcrt Iagca
- bbls tJCr Nhc.ar
10000 tCct Nahrgauy. assorted
II Obs tulri llsr
80 pieces Hair Cnh
- dozen Meal amt CoCklN Selves
lul hns Koscr'iilC n, dIsu'c Cement
l fictuuutsk Re-,
. tCE"n Isur auI Woclscat Chairs
IN bales Moss
SyON feet FtuOuus Plank
SIttO Cypress Shingles
ALSO,
~ bids - Cro'N amt and Porto Rico sugar
~ hnNcR Nonis, ~ Mc,sey'. RChnsu sugar
- al bgIs NJ | NtrscTel
he h''ig : q Nolasscs
- Yul~ BOson sugar House, do, jai'y expected.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25
wM IIrrTr, Clk
Si< - AZ BARGAINS IN DR, t;oon.
races reduced. l3tb December, 1871.

I .. Doi- DSON. hes lsav
-, WV =" 'i''r remaining Stock enhr,cinr we,
:, '''l"c ahi tfncy Goods While they nav n, :
",'',-, - ttey ate anxious To reduce the,r
10 p,,Ni"ls To the Let ofianuary al which ,n a
- ~ ''''' "ha new years bust.
,n"N arc determined io otter such Ir,',r,,,.,, - -
able Goods. " W '''sc III want Of season.
ih"N particularly invite attention o. Tho 6,Iio,,i -,
o' whlch they have choc" stock, viz "s Eo'u-'
dark shades ~'' 0hs'-Hst AMI
Pl'lu Mole tolos, a MnusrtD.a
hac% Gro al. Kline silks
~ rp'I ~, NatGcI '< M.nillls. Ses,fs and Shawl,
-, t,"h"'tl. rcd Tuihctlud lIIocha Sh.wIs
hdtAi" aud Ntu SiliW Is. low urirr
hhifH the Riur. Woo! Black RuI F,nry ,,i,..,,,-,
DO 40 CuI cd Beaver ard Pint Clol,s "''o'hS
20 10 ciSSimSics. handsome "A .,,,,,,,,
N"'ir"rs ~ B. 3s -, arIIs I'll
French eui German Ns'Iuoce ,.rE ,-.,,.r 49,!
Mhir anr ~cnTc; FInusls urh ~, nad RoSk,-s
$500, iin.rNS -ancus uHd Blankets for Nc.r,cs
hNta hnc Red Blankets. # luce! nr,res " ''-'N''
hlcHeh' Il tud Eoown poncsi.rs, and conc, o,r,L
dec u - ''''' '''"n oEhabuTgs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25
EAntLf Ft.cuS-ttM bGis S0crd'S F,,,Iy -
extra snr'.h'' Flour f,r sale by "''''' '''
"' WILLIAMS ~ UAXALL
ENGLISH COMMON LAW REPORTS -
N,,r,g sc
~ VI WIN LN
VOLUME IS

,a7,i'r'nr Rsparts Of Cas,s Il. Ba,Grupi-y.
NEW Nohh DIGEST 81 .ctical Elementary Dy,s,
ct Ihr hepoIi"i' ases IN the Supreme Conn M INN
SUI NE C"nr Tor The correction Of Errors of Inc
state ui New W. Z, by Thomas W Clarke ' " "''
Ih ~ on Contracts, New Eitinn, with uo,es NJ .u,,,i
E.q. w 'e'h'hs,
h"iors Debates on tie FeioIal Constitution The DE-.
ua"s w 'h" several ~ri" TOM ON t'c ,I n,p
~" Federal t'utfifuiirn T,rDfp,, ,p,,, - r.u
Convention Al fi'la 'cyhia Ia 7S!. - ~ '"''S'
Nhr'i"r's American Glan--TN D-r., t.;,. . i-.,-,
index 81 ah the reported decisions In .u,, i,,,i,, 49,,
= ani ~ the Counts of several Sia.s hy
jacob ID Wheeler, ior sale. '~' ''~''S' py
a.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25
MARS SHALL
FURNITURE EROOMS,

OF PO~ITE TIE BANKS.
TIHE subscriber has hand and constantly manuiac.
HnuS every article IN the Furniture line, and socs
call from pI,chasers. Having machinery, driven by
wstsr power nrlOyrl enables hun 10 manufacture
any article his line good terms the article
be made isrgncTe. The advantage Of machinery,
besides assisting IN expedition enables me 10 have the
material, used thoTous y seasoned (Which Is OF much
lupo lance to have good article good work. by having
the timber sawed up aud stuck away some time before
worked w. II. SMITH.
Asn-Consiantly hand aud for sale, large and &C..
neral stock nt Mahogany, which is usually purchased al
auction in the To-, aud sawed IN my direction.
~ vi 4, ieg3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25
TAnn q GILES.


FAMILY GRnCERS n COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IN Of ETehaHrs HOfsi MniH r. Street,
VAKE this method Of calling the attention NJ the Mem.
bcts q" tho Legislature, and the puhic generally.
stock 81 Family Groceries. Their assortment IL
complete Their Wines, lIr and Teas especially, are
~ tho very best Among tbcin, the following, VIZ,
Oh Pale Cognao Brandy-Nntago 1876 & 1910
Oid London DucS Go
Old Iizcfac DO
OH laUuca Rum
Old Scotch Whiskcy ~ Mountain Dew
ODD irish DO and Old Ryc-(supcrioT
Old Apple and Peach Brandy
0h ilSlayc,5e, Bloc H9pc Y Madeira Wines
old Port WI r. old and genuine
Old palc AMI brown sherry Wines, various brands
yerd 81 PomaTs importation, and by him considered hs
beet. A. pcf certificate IN hand
5okcT,s 90 Anchor 1877, Iiicdsieck Cbrmr,gp.
i i'.i Doiham-I Ins93niI Harp Wines
Sparkling burgundy
rsrhic Gin, London Porter and Pale Ale
nceala, Congress Principe, Norcgo Cigar.
Cubs Sm1king Tobacco
large assuutucut Of each, Caisupg, Pickles IcieH,
Branded Fruits, Sc Sc.
Auchovief Ancbovy ras,e Picked HOLSTERS aud sal.
French sardfncsiuOH
0d English GhrcFe. Oivca and Caporg
Maccaron and Ncruaccle
Eelis' Eura No Chocolate and Cocoa
Bakers do IN
Al Of which together with other articles numerous
mention, on fOr Tor cash 10 puurfua
cusfoncrr low they csnbc had In this market We
desire a call who want, and feel that the
cond CALI Any atHcc purchased ~ ne that does give
entire faFflctIn, my be routnc Al The convenience Of
INC purchaser and the money will be REFUNDED for The
same des
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25

NlHelNih-AtKucs hcIiin iLH IicIks Uf.i.c of IA.
'Hcuil -hpcrtot Court oi Law Chance for the
'cnny OF i"nrco and Ciy 1T Echmont ON tho CHANCE
~ sinc' Tue isi DAY ot NoNctnh"r iSIt:-Nm Palmer
r ssanst WIN ,!atshy aud Jauo X. his wife, fortlrTIy
lane n rmth aud other dsns.
The defendants above oaius,i not bay,ns ,nt.,.d ,b,,
appearance and given security according To the Act OF As
Sethty inth" hul, at this tnurl. IL apucarrg Ia,
satisfactory evidence, that they not inha tan- OF Til.
Commonwealth: ;is ordered, That icirn,i,uis o
'prcat her" on 'hc oh dry Of the Iinuuv Term
AMI ana"'r nc h &c ii" psut Z; and that copy ~ hi
;"i .r io'tw'h rtcd IN some ncwspapcr published
nihr Nv Z" NChnrni, tur Nsb months sucrrsstNcy ami
posted at tho iToui door 81 the Uspsnl hc S1,'uy
M --N'N!w Nm ~ SANDS. Crk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25
oRtcNI q MoRLINU,
Main Street, Five doors below Exchange Bank,
RICHMOND VA

Main Street, Five doors below Exchange Bank,
RICHMOND, VA,
MOULD respectfully inform their friends and the rub
w Tic generally That they have hand worry cNtrn.
siVe assOumcnof fashionable FaH and BiEfsT C0fhinF
such as super Diamond, Wave and PLAN Beaver Over
Cosis-frock C"as-DO do made In the Fashionable
siyc-PiOt Over C1us-Cioh aud Cambet Cloak-- broad
Goth Dress aud Ero'k Coats, every variety Of cour
super flln ami Fancy Cashmere Panis--aitinci do
Yeats OF Plain and Fancy Nelyc; McTnO Cashmere Cloth
sAitn and six Flannel Lambs Wool Shakct Knit Shirts
&c.
our sszorB ont being made by ourselves. we can will
conf icnse offer thcm the public superior Goods and
Worknanshp-all Of winch will sell reasonable
terms a. the same quality be purchased for la this
any Of the Northern Cities.
We also have hiuI unnlcs Of the latest style Cloths.
Cassimcrcs anil Ncstngs which will make tu order
tc most fashionable al short notice. and
tie ~ aud workmanship. T.. ~. SPENCE, Agent,
no 10 Pm Sign Of OTCm q MprlinG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25
wATER PROOF BOOTS,

wATER PROOF BooTs.
Manufactured expressly for the subscriber by
J. MILES X son.
LARGE suPrIy.
HAVE received per tie i-.s sng'. lust arrived IN, m
L Philadelphia, aNcrN large those elegant and su.
petor Wafer Pioo 6oOIs, both plain sud naed hcou
the entire lot Of which made expressly oTIeI
10y IN" above Gsnr ushch manufacturers My present
STOCK OF the above Enodss manufactured rather and
better than heretofore.
A.n, avery luso sock OF Water rroof shoes msdc as
ahsNe.
lrcsrecully ass call from customers aud pure Ia.
sers tn Virginia amt Norh Carolina. and else where.
Further supple. 10y every packoI
ShNrEI PIrSEY,
Dealer In az the fashionable s'ycs ladies' genie
mems misses, boys ami clrliTvu's Boots and shoes
opposite. the Ruins Esgl Hotel &C ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25
MORE NEW GOODS. Nov. 18Th
MRIlM AND RAnE.

"Riti AND RARE.
THE subscriber s receiving further selections OF silks
4 Ch'Hr, Gro da AiuIIo, DuhrHs, etc.
PAN, sat- hgur"u. I-lns. marine blue
Plan uIusHug, IIrr dark uIpIe CJpfs
Velvet anil six walled scsrs and inaluls, 0egU'..
iulas-I .ItI. ut uui lf 90 luce prices
Bpnue- JIuus, neck and cap 10 Of velvet tsTga an
other sfuIs
EGr variety of bonnet silks, and black aud cOlJrcl
yeiyets OF every srAIc, torfrimmIuE, etc.
fiEur'i iHi rnH ."I'ei Tufbets, uncommon gODis
HtcS Dom'ilncs, chluys, nOus!ins, and other KIND Of
u'uruiII goods.
PIt.u, uru-'Itc heel cnbrotlcI and ryorc linen
Combs, hruISeTcleis, great yarey anJ some very
cheap
Aud als,. still ON llu excellent ass'rmcnt OF cloths
cas. TIrrns. ra-Tu'''., kHr-ryS dud negro blankets
Mtuy other sIss bu uusefIl and beautiful might be
mentioned. THE public ate Invited io come and sec.
~ THOMAS u. Prize.
LOCK SNlTHlNG AND LOCK MAKING.
HAVING prorureta Lock smith AMI Bell. Hanger from
u toe Moth auunw prepared f1 attend o. all orders In
that Hur u any part of Ie city vicinity, superior
manner. A portion of patronage 900 the above line
solicited.
Gun smiIDg. usual promptly and neatly executed,
anlontne inp-' reasonable "rus. Away raud Fish.
iut and FIyaf ItcEc, ul iul af'' nu1f'c aty ADD
a. the cheapest rstrz. SUTHERLAND,
no ~ Opposite ffe Banks. Eic' rruuH.
GUGAR-1Jbais Pnsde.p nis CrI.-nel surr- irr ale
> low. ~ JOIN GORDON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25

10 CoIner below The Banks
DEAESEss CCKED.-sCARPA's CON-
- POUND * 80 EOSOTE ACOUSTIC OIL
For 10" cure of Deafness. pains ia the ears n Al, NJ.
dsasit' au' noises Ike the buLnt Insects falling ri
"H'"' ~%Nl-E ~ scam, etc etc Of
approaching u.aiirss add also, generally srendant wiz,
Wcdstas". Tic un"sanplrd success that has EDIow,d
me se ~ ths medicine is astonishing JUDGED s the on.
Preparation which any conf cure is now pl. Ell ,t
INC cure Of Detlrss Physicians and geuns Mighty re.
comr end it, appHcaj!0n. -
Afurher supply just received and for sale 10y
no 10 LNEiI- JOHNSTON IyEII