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New-York tribune., 1841-10-27
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y FstncrnI Z cMMitIfr OF DtDiot' N' 81"
WING Y0Ui:g .tatn.A fcga ~ meeting o' W
CommiIiee VIII . held 70 N,ucnal II !. Cana street o.
WeIlc-t4y l.c ing tho III. Il o., obsr. a. half fii
% CO BENJAMIN DEHKE, ChaFnAl
' M',L'3 y E y, hsss" aacrelarie.. oaa
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

yyThe s.udie- H--ccintrh Ia tho la'e ! alr q
h. b,ntdt Of -, ~ DESTITUTE f-miles, thtir Wios
,nG Orphans would with grateful hcar' return 'hats
the pualc " 70 n tckuoN ledge ,hc fece pit OF -
In b,hnlfth Bort.
oaa II. sIs,. " T. hEhNlEANAY. >ssy,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27
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u Temperance Necfins.-A pubic meeiti
oft Eighn Wnri Ne np.rnncr voc in,'n VII be- ei
N rr. =, Churc., tDr Pltiua',) ON laun di' e'shps
l-fi INST AZ !o'c'c,N In, mccutg vii Poe ldirc',s
Inv m. Nv ur Pa,ton Rev. Nr Eynrt- amt r. NJ liih
lev. Ea,. ia. public rr-p,c iuy invited To att I'd
a. n. DERlNG.
r. ~ d. t',u. tfIs.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

II Sub>tmuce w.. sound.-JobN,,s'.i.'~-.
SALOON No. - John et-Ihs G-!' la.
he lun. Of lev Ges.e CHING between y ESQ 80 :
ind TurLevs aud o,her substaEtill, Of coFI =. 10
quality, vii bs served d, Us al a; hall p'ics
"A lie eycai-g. cxc' ?. that OF Ahiyes Az i''A'
zeal, Oh SuSI~y-.
Block It, the Larder. ,.;,v nj g
p S.-Ise SAFE ua-s will be repeated 's"5 ~ e
ler notice.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

L. sViii-, .sr.ti-. iaoriSaGc-, & trdti.r
I..cfiplion II wiring ga - enFro-srd on fei'if''
elm, a. snort no;ice Ice 10 'Npeuoaoed p'nmsa q 20
L,e Olceot Whlna u Harmed, No- t.'y Eil f.'o
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

q The Wings OF Seneca nave nominated a
3. DUNLAP of Ovid for Assembly, and OKRIs
FARxswoxrH of Waterloo for Clerk. They near
10 cut down the majority for Van Buren, last
year some 30 10 leo votes. Success 70 them
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

y9 The Wings OF Chautauquc County have
nominated Emory (. WARREN Of jamestown,
RossirER T. JOHNSON OF Wcst;icld and Av>TIN
PIERCE OF villanova for Assembly. No shadow OF
6nnht Of their election
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

% Old Onondaga has taken the field For As
.enasly, Gen. AMOS P. GRANGER Of Syracuse,
AxARlAH SMITH of Manlus, DoRAsrus hoLLoGa
OF Skeneatces, and JAMES L. VOORHEES,. are the
Wing candidates. A c;ier In the Albany Evening
Journal say. this ticket viii be elected We hope
the prediction will be verified
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27
~ nn,nc1hinu 40 10 g.n.lir-.-FAu nE

REAI'IE, sr true Water of ceaety. BIS celebnt
>sia i,t ID, prepared 10y DR. Webs Goarind, may vel
St ed "a. au'ag INST OF TIM oF While D. removes %
a. <ursnrat- that n'i-nd youth II rcstcr 10
great measure the cehcearits oi go. Applied Nn'
fece II .cus ard heaGtidc- e 'ing Il IRON irtaa
or Aorph olc-u-ifg II fem tao siuyin2 Ms ifrnA9
rcfafdnr th approach Of wmkies aad by d alta; q
kin souista.c. ~ c.rg tlnn wheu present ItsEl
gen ray appforaiate1 by ntrs yet gentlemen ID 'ns'+
vii tint M ca b neft from IL use. 10 be had o'g'
d., q exclusive oice D. Walberst one door IRON =
corner Of z .nniway. 81 per bottle. %
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

q Ho. JoHs 5. PEypLGToY of Virginia. ap-
pointed Charge d'Aaaiies to Chill. has arrived at
Baltimore on MS way. and expect, 10 sail in
The tlisate United States, now a: Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

TESxEssEE.-Gov. Jones was inauguratcd or
the lG.h, and delivered frank and manly Inaugu-
ri Address. Gov. Polk, wAo recently defined
his position in an Annual Message, sent in Val
dictory Address in leaving the Governors Chair,
rei,, r,;ins his LocoFoco iacucations to the stiff
neckrd Ienncsseuas He reminds Us st Afaleck :
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

q Mr.. wv. c. Rryss i. abou, publishing the
Journal finer uaveIs and residence IN Europe som"
year, since when NJ. K. went ambassador to
France.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

No election of L. S. Senator's yet, nor day fixed
The delay leads us to fear that the Wings to be
swindled.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

q NAruAS SARGENT Of Philadelphia " a Some
time since aPpoia'ed Agent to look after the Li'e
OAK Timber IN Florida belonsisg TO the GoTe'n-
rnent. On repairing to h., pos; he fouad 'here
was nothing TO do-,hc ear OF me Indians eject
ual.y projecting the timber He reported the 'aet
10 tae Government and Though poor resigned hi'
Office 1t strikes u tia. Prc,ideat Tier vii
know where to md tn,,y man when ne wants
one
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

y Spencer 2f@,s.-ti,n lemeu are inio'1
th't the sp.cir of Fine Natrin and INIT ho's;i.
Hats exhibiting by tie ersigned al the Far o.
American lasu' ute, we're net Hfactlfed WIN "
tHeir examination there; buL the hts. ldeatIeA u
eria, 10, and ilsh and .le prices affixed w.
tria 81 D. and M3.csisia 50 - can he Obtained a.
Ware Room Gomez Chan1crs aud C,Htrs stress ~
site the Posi- Office % SPENCER. ol93'"
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

u The z. otupdu in Prince street stu ..
nai. oret v',-su the bctli raj PiHotemas q konen.
the Fail, II Niagara are Il on exhibition. LEI
IN Rome y u .- Z yea ~ tdc liery THIS n ENN"
wh.ntic pictures will be pen'liy iu@.na'ef'
I.s
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

~ The Evening Post has just been started a
New Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

e Gen. WAsuINGroS BARROW OF Mis<'sslp-
ri. our Charge 'A;;ars< to Portugal. has arrived
in this Cry to take passage Tor Lisbon at a" early
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

J. = -mi & Co.. 70 TVhH-..rs:t
Carpenter = Vermi!ye, -
Swif,s = Co, 4!
D-en. hohin. L Co 20
Horghfoi Co, IN
II Dslgn, Jr. Il WIN. st. cSs
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

IS The Ohio River Was slowly rising st our
last advices, only TWO eet water at Pl,,sbargh
and the smallest class OF boats running. Better
at Wheeling.
The Cumberland is navigahle for the larses,
boas from Nashville 10 the Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

= - ) '''' . 10 A D. hets
good a,.ortaeat Of Water Garments e0a,; 1aI3s
iap oiV'~
New-York tribune., 1841-10-27

q WiIum H.nraa. another confederate o..
l.rf;,. IN the bru,s. murder OF Nj. Bshan a
Bli,sno-r. va, on Nosday convicted % murder '.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
SID:
Narrated Fresh and Genuine,

n ~ A
RTICHoKE-Green Globe
n AsPARAGUs-Giant or Dutch
wIndao s-L~ge and email Lima, Scarlet Runners Broad
l5oSNAP BEANs-Esry China, Early Yellow, Refugee or
8r e :, rsrls siI Weeks
p,t HYEE1erly Blood rurnp Rooted, Yellow do Long
s.oOa; yellow French Sugar, White sesian French sa.
BROCoLI-Purple Cape and White
CABBAGE-Eariy May Do Penion NJ s.E.h n
screw Early York Do Nonparie Landrethis Lsrss YoiS
DIumhead, Large Bergen Drumheaa savoy Globe sSvoY
CAuLlF1.oWER- Early and Lac
SELERY-Giant White Solid North's Giant Red
esin.h Long Orange, Early Horn, Long studley, Al
CREss-Culed or Peppergrass, Water and Broad I..,.
CUCuMBER-Early Frame, Early Cluster. White sD,D.
ed 1SaS GTseG Long PTiekly GhsIkn for picking
ENDME-Green Curled
kALECBlue curled siberian, Green curled Scotch
LEEk,m7lL.rss Scotch
s'S !, w w nue. Coss, Green Co.'S, Brown Dutch
aELoN-Nutmeg, Green Citron Pine Apple, Malta Win.
WATER MELLoN-Fine.t kinds
MUsTARD-whtc Medicinal. Rl.ek c.or...
oNioN-sfycr Skinned, Yellow Dutch Esriy Rel
MiI AFsILapdreth's EIIs Early, Early Warwick Early
MMsy, larry Frame, Do Charlton, Blue Prussan Dwarf
hsdIgg3siAi, Bishops Dwarf Prolific
PEPPER-LarEe Bell Large Yellow
PARsLEY-Fine Curled
Scarlet short Top, Long Salmon yyhits
rs5nIP Ss1Tist TaTEiP Yellow %, black spanish
SPINACH
sou AsH-Eariy Bush, Orange warted. White Crook
ToMATo-IArEe Red and Yellow
IekNIP-Nhite Flat Dutch Dale's New Hybrid Vel
! PLoWER ROOTS and sEEDs-A large assortment
POT and SWEET HERB SEEDS
ALSO many Seeds not enumerated
ta6-6m WILLIAM PaTurp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
LATE PUBI,TCATIONS-
AtGILL's Book Store, doors above the Bell

hlUILL'S BOOK Store, doors above the Bel Ia
vern.
THE Works Of Mrs Hemans with memoir by her sis
In vols - 's0'''SJ'
The Works OF Lord Byron, complete in vols 6pe edi
ton ' "'' '''
The works n Thomas Chalmers, Professor Of Thee.
ogy IN the University OF Binburgh complete in vols
The Flag ships Voyage round the World in The Uni
ted states ETgaie Columbia; attended by her The
Sloop Of Wal John Adams under Commodore Read nv p
w. Taylor, Chaplain 10 the Squadron
Description Of the Canals Railroads Of the United
STATES eomprehendns Of all the works OF intern
improvement throughout the several States BY b. II 3
Tanner - - -. -
Moores Byron. The Life ofLord Byron with his letter,
ton 49, ''e S''
Memoirs Of the Court Of England DUNG the reign of the
stnarts, including the PIoteetoTate. by J. H. Jesse
"a IL JOSEPU Gill A.,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
$4,000 wonTH OF Day GOODS,


VIE subscribers Intending 10 clos. their nre..,, ,.
ness me Isl Of July next, offer their well assorted
Cool. ~ IT,. .ooa at cost and great many Of the
and Extra super Cloths and
Rich ego and plain Velvet and Satin ve.i,ps,
super super hE'd Merno, TOilnet and swansdown do
s"Pe'hne' Middins and low priced sattinets
PHO, Cloths glasgow and Victoria Rerssy. leans
Plaid and Plain Llnseys
r. Sa. and Wni super b French and Enr.h Nernoes
nupefhne, Medium and low priced Prints
Mhne, Red, Yellow and Green FlanneIs
Hlch satin striped and Painted Mousein an Ch,Iix.
Plain Black and Blue black, and assorted eoPd 40
ssnpsIhoe Black and Blue Black Bombszines
hoshn Ctrcassian and Cashmere Plaid
super Black and assorted Copd silks and satin.
Meh nr satin, Brocae and Thibet shawls
Thenii',, Merno, Tartan and yslentia DO
lhbet Merino, Chenille and SILK Hdkfs
Merno Satin. Chally and Victoria scarfs
Ladies Merino, Cashmere and Mohair Hose
Plaid EnbI oidered and Plain Cap aud Bonnet Rbbons
Emu oIoered ietnsttehed AMI Plain Thread Cambria
Thread Cambria. Lawn, Napkins and Towels
Large and Medium size Table Cloths
bId-eys and Russia Diaper. Dowlas and Hue kabuek
Inns 1870 "eN~eN nv
Garment and Furniture Diuiiy and Lawn
ladies' Kid and Pillet Net Gloves and Nitts
tBsndanns, sptalfeld and PONCE Hdkfs
Cotton Flag Bandanna and Plaid DO
Fls seIi and BS6,Set LAees Edgnss and nserngs
h,e and Black stk Lace, Blond spIg and Star Thule
Ssner iS and s-5inet Edsngs and Inseftngs
rLk and Cotton Umbrslias AMI Parusols
White and CORD Victoria and Corded skirts
Satin and Bombaziss Stocks, Shut BOsoms and Collar.
ALSO,
@ Cotton, Diaper Bed Ticking Apron ami Purni-
may remain on the July IT. every Undue u ent vi n.
hed out 70 purcharers 10 enable reduce our sf ~
'ne loves possible amount before that day.
-, VALENTINE a BREEDES
yao White Buildings 81. shockoe Hill
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06

~ HpiHg wdrHh % re ar drdfH INFO fts Itnrs IN
rr,rug -, brenfhfHF.
nc -inai and delcate instrument Ia worn over Inc
- mo- hts tnshed In style % eat a. 10 render A
tb. Intaplct Hdnee al obsfruri
~ 10y ihe bteah, nor adect the voice The low :,
well when Il BE- on ''"''iS "o-'u elnaiY
"neer mo atmosphere be cold or DAMP as when 6,r
o e"l and afy, ~ IL some northet.y tnis this I'M
m , Poi.,h nsy ace soy AIR while wearing H. MOI opv
warmth over tho whole body. 7 WV " e'''"-'s
purpose Of removing Cough or Of warming ID.
Nmus nc heepratur IL worn IN boz by nur.cro,s -
sons-h even enables those very I'M with ,,,l 49, ~
nary consumption, TO eoou, an times win sp1nfy ~
a supply Of these valuable instrumental which 49,.
highly recommended by the Medical Fseolfv az i,
Just received and for ale By ' ~ ''"''h
LYELI., JOHNSTON a LYEII.
NPh ~ ,. heKldse's Old sand.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
TO COACH-MAKERs AND DEALERS IN
COACH MATERIAL =

THE subscriber is receiving from the Northern
u cies general assortment OF Coach Materials which
he Will sell unusually low for CASH city
consisting In part OF all kinds Of Coach spring Coach and
Barouehe AAles from to u inch; Coach and Barouche
steps OF all sizes; Coach La,s; Curtain Leather; Hides
and Silesi Ratiuers and Damasks OF various colours
Barouche Boxes; Brass AMI silver Bands OF va
Ious sizes Brass and Silver Lamps; Coach Baronch
Handles, OF various PATTERNS Brass and silver Moulding
Patent Leather, &c. &c. 7'
Al kinds OF Plating executed in best manner and on
reasonabie terms ALFRED KING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06

HE subscribers have this day disposed Of their entire
Il stock OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods 10 Thom,s n
Dudley and Reuben Meredith, have associated them
selves together under the firm Of DUDLEY a MERE
Dr, for the purpose OF continuing The business AZ N
Oh stand OF Read, Bayly a Co For the the purpose
collecting our debts, and winding up the business " the
old concern, the sad style the firm will be con.
nued for the present and ONCE kept Al the same
where some OF the firm will always be In attendance and
TO either Of whom payments be made. We earnestly
enreat all those indebted us to come forward
as little delay possible and sette their respective dues
as longer Indulgence esnDOt be expected Of as.
,,,, READ, BAYLY a CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
NO. 81.
AUCTION NOTICE

I'VE subscriber has, this day. dspo,ed Of MI. ,,.,..
on n me Auction and Commssea Bu.incss 10 Mr. A. IN
A. he Mc vii continue The same IN s various brsnsAes
".ne oi stand, opposite the Bell Tavern.
FROM Mr. inoes' long experience In the Aucfi,n n,,s
ness and the subscribers pei sonal scauaiofsne. ,h
hin he takes pleasure in recommep,,,n- him a. ~.
ano the public generally. fses CONFIDENT bsf
fully attended 10 ' VIM W P'o''puy anu ann
deal q. =, ...~-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
FnR aAI.E pnfvArrf N

"a Aver comfortable House and Lot near Rich.
mIfD mond: The lot oontsi1a aces, In hne order
Eihi. The House Is neWwH ? good rooms and Kncb.
den N'' ~
Farm 81 20aores two miles from Richmond with er
eehent nuidnga for small family, hne garden and sooi
barn ant ssbos, about2 acres Of meadow Land and or
ecrea IN woods ~
valuable Farm Of about % a6res OF Land b,iC mil.
HQm Richmond good bulldogs for the accommodsfop III
arte family, highly Improved, and has on good many
srspe Vines Of the best vafietes, Fruit Trsea se
ePPVb Ge III RICH, Hill, IL. 4 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
VIRGINIA
Lot HIN n

CLIO HING STORE,
Nearly opposite the Bell Tavern.
NE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
keeping, large and extensive Assortment OF
FAsHIONABLE CLOTHING,
Of me 6es, materials and workmanship consisting part
Blue black green and other shades Dress and Frock
Beaver and Pilot Cloth Froek Goats
Oyer-tOas Of beaver, pilot cloth &c; different eo,rs
waier-repeIant cloth Hunting Coais
s2unett Goats AMI Pantaloons, assorted
Blue, blask, and fancy Cashmere PantaloOns
Black ana figured SILK Velvet Vests
Cloth AMI Valencia do
Plain and figured SIX DO
Cashmere and MeIino do
Geoemens Cloth and Camlet Cioaks
Fi.sS. .S c ,3S Sorin' shirt. and DRIVERS
lIish linen shirts
Plain and plated muslin do
Tenants celebrated stocks
SSsRen6e r. nTEfS crayats Collars shams &c.
All OF which they will sell wholesale and retail on as
accommodating terms articles OF the same description
can be purchased In any OF the Northern cities
country de chants and others, viii find their aivan
sEe 70 give them call, they deermined TO sell at
the lowest possible prices.
-oc3 HOOPER q GRAFT.
SUPERIOR GOODS.
Large Supplies, by the packets Narraganset,, EN-
ma, and John Rowett, lust arrived, and by the
schOoners Union and La Grange. now on Their
way from Philadelphia.
HE subscriber will exhibit to his old customers and
o
BOOTS, SHOES, TRAVELLING TRUNK s.
CARPET BAGS, SHOE BLACKING,
sc, &C.
that he has ever received Ny goods arc an manuGeur
and are Of the latest style. Among my sock viii
~ FOR GENTLEMEN
Gentlemsn's fine dress eslfskin Boots, high heels
Do do double scaled Water Proof
no no % dress Nav or Union shoes, very neat
O. An o. me above made by Niles & Son.
d. DO 10 Navy Shoes, AZ low prices
Do heavier waier proof Boots, very good
% cheap Boots from oil 50 to %
FOR THE LADIES.
ladies' hne dress French Morocco lace and plain Walk ing
ladies' fue French Ties and Buskip,
10 90 dress French morocco and lid Slippers
All very superior, and made By j. W. Mecurdv.
tIeneh 80 snd morocco dress Slippers and Shoes
made by English q MINER G. Mitchell, and olhsrs-aI
Ladies fur and silk quilted shoes very eonforab. and
ladies' hne seilskn narrow and bread strap wsEip,
shoes, bound with Leather
LADIES' hne leather walking shoes
Do sswed and sound India Rubber ovsr-sho,,
FOR MISSES.
Misses French morocco lace Buskins
Do 90 seal lace and morocco Bootes.
DO hns dress KID and morocco slippers
DO DO Walking shoes with heels
FOR BOYS
Boys hne ealfskn Navy Shoes made In Phll.J.lnb, f.,
Boys fine ealf Bootecs
. 10 90 RID and scwsd nootoea
CHILDREN's SHOES.
lVV pair, Of al cuts and qualities
COARSE SHOES FOR MEN.
hens hesyy .eNed and pezEed Brosans large Sizes some
The above s but small ds,a oG nv p}y.sen -
which viii be sod a tho lowest prices of cash or
'' o. ts s'o'u''sony' SAMUEL PCrNEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
CHARLES w. M,CINNEss

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
GLiZLER, GLIDER, de
u-shop neIt door 10 the First Presbyterian Church
Street, below the Post Ofhce.
800 RICHMOND, February 22i, 1870.
uhs GAYS ~ years ago, the subsc rber arrived in this
city lie Is truly grateful TO tho citizens OF Virginia
ner kind patronage during the above period That nc
kNsn sausi.euon TO all that employe ed him will not
say-but that he has TO the part Is eyin-
continuance of their fAvors III INFORM hi
tsnus anu me public generally that Continuance of
,he orders VII be met with promptness and executed 10
He would hkewseinform country merchants in wan, of
Signs that he has seasoned boards constantly on hand
Re 2-dff n " N-efNN rSS g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
CO-PARTNRRsHIp

inioes has ina day associated with himself MI. ,r.
= a. or the purpose Of conducting General
Ices a Breiher.NN- ~ ''' Aim OF m
They have taken the large and eompodou. s,or. &C.,.
inc Bell Tavern) lately occupied by Mr. q
o'p, and are now prepared to Gales Of rucs
Cutlery Paintings, &c anu
AdtniolstraoIs Trustees, and Commissioner s.e. Will,
required. AIrpsn ~ ,n NE whsn
- JAMES A INIORa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
READ THISI

READ THIS,
rT'HE subscriber has on hand from recent nu,cb,,e.
= very choice and extensive variety OF retailing Drv
FOODS which Uor reasons) he is disposed TO SELL during
fol- usually. - - - NSS-'eN
The limits Of advertisement do not admit Of an ~,
tempt al detail nor eau he TO say more than
hat bis facilities for purchasing enable him 10 assure
NOSE who may want, that embraces every variety Of
LADIES wear In most approved styles OF -
silks-plain, elaee- striped and figured
ssshawts-CashmeIe- chene, cameIs hair, &c.
Mouselanes-Cashmere, striped, plaid and main
EmbIoideries, OF richly wrought ayles-ebesn
nchly eLnbroldered lawn and French cambr IIdkfs
french MeTino, plain and stfiped-veTy cheap
Rich 5S and 81 French Bombazine
New siylo striped Bonbazne
tine quality twilled and plain Chslly
children. - N- -
GESILEMEN's wear, in
Nestings ~ ~ W
Superior embroidered Merino Scarfs
Every variety OF silk CTayals and scarfs
Best quality English pocket Hdkfs
superior qualities and good bargains in Cloths
Hest quality black and fancy Casameres
parcel superior Collars, Bosoms Cloves Suspenders
Hose and half Hose, &C.
DOMESTIC GOODS, in
Bes; styles white Long Cloths English anil
and other usual varieties;
And HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Linens Toweling, sheeting, Pillow Linens Blankets
&C. tue very best makes
continuance Of patronage, literally bestowed he re-
olore Is respectfully asked and 10
jal6 TH6s r PRIcH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
HAZORst HAZoasI
.awhat ! nan haste Do every 'i,y,

WNai man hagtO % every day,
- - - lie should cndoavor 10 dowcln
HAVE just received n my Importation, very IN.
perior assortment Of RAZORs, from the celebrated
manuiiotoTies Of Joseph Rogers Son Wade Brothers
and Joseph Elors, made expressly 10 my orders with
nos lyrer' otched on each blade, consequently, lake
pressure IN recommending these Razors I'll my friends
Na customers who arc fond Of q smooth shave.
teU THOMAS TVUEu-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
WATCHES FOR SALE yERyIoxv

NEo q. ALLEN, 0oImeIly eonnee ted with the Hons.
~ OF Benedlet ar Benedict, Benedict Benedict A 90
snh sam w Bcnedet) Importer Of Engish Freneb mi
swiss watches and Je~elry, 20 Wall street up stairs New
Whole sale and retail Offers for sale all rns OF
eoil and SILVER Lever Duplex, Anchor Re-
peanng, ndependen second Lepine and Verge Watches.
Also Diamond Pins Ring Gold Pencils. and all descTh,-
tons OF Je~ery retail twelve per cent below TX.
usual prices Watches and Jewery exc hanged or boush
~wal street, up Stairs, New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06

CAPERToN& a CRUMP, cross street, oNsys,s Br,,,e
- have in sore-2J0 bags prae Rio and 100 a, tsguSs
Java and Maraeabo Coffee ~ hid Porio REQ and 10
prime Oroit sugars llfo racks Salt ofsupefsT assHty.
- tons Plaster 90 Heroes line coo kegs Nss escorted
1tnns bar lrun-gth Eenefal assortment srclessuit
~ 20 me tradcand viii Be receiving In a this outh their
la supply, which vii be extensive and vii bs Offered ~
ptes suitsdiothc times TIE usual advances rnsfs ~
an produce semitic the1to sell =.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06

E. BOOKsELLERs AND sTATIONERs,
SepeH Doors bci9ts AaucFs tate EdfVs Hotel ans opso
nft Hubbard, 0ardHsr a Co's SAos Sfars ~
III AVE on hand large and well selected sssormout q
~ low prices ivy WI" ''' W. ''' ~ t' b
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06

\NE have IN Store by recent arrivals
w Gases fine Blue Black and Green Cloths
do do and common Kentue XIV Je.ns
l do IIish Linens
! do High Cord Plain Mouselin de LANES
5 do satiuets, Assorted STYLES
l 90 Black Bombazine
do Black Gro DE Rhine
do Brown Holland
do Black English Mernoes
do Apron and Furniture Check
do Canton Flannels
bales Scarlet do
3 do Fine White DO
8 do do Brown shttinss
OF CambTicks and Check Muslins
- Bo66nets, Gimp and Thread Edgings and In
Corded skirts, Victoria Robes
Black and Fancy London Casameres
PonEee and Banli8nna Hhdkfs
Black Italian Cravats
Gum Elastic and Cotton Braces
Rich Plain and Fancy Gilt Coat Buttons
Do Velvet, satin and Twist 10 10
CrackOyian do Al
With many other goods suited TO the Season which WI
oher for sale, Al Reduced Prices
no KENT, KENDALL Il ATwATER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
NOTICE TO TonACCONIsTs

TUE subscubcrshsye purchased Of NJ John n Aaen
pa entire Patent Right for Tin Roxes of prisinf ma.
nufsctuted Tobacco. We therefore forbid All persons
using them, unless purchasedof usWhioh wc Will nlaks
70 order tnd on reasonable terms tn stove Crate
.nd sheet Iron hsnufsciory few doors below the Rsu
Tavern ID. a q. n WELLER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06

TX. FOWLER, DENTIST informs his friends in VirgI
- ma who have ~ literally pairOnised hum many pai
OF hs naive state that owing IN health, he been
unable 10 visit them for some time past; having recovered
ms hea he viii continue TO visit them, usual many
PARIS Tue STATE Tor some time come He has Just ar
pIoetson-he performs any and every operation pertain
lne To the mouth and teeth: the astdous this
uents, well as all Others shall be pleased DR. r. refer
10 me great number he has beneted the iestoni.
ais OF hundreds Of the scientific and sk surgeon,
anG ply sieans in this and olhsr States.