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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
LOSS AND GAIN.

LOSS AND GAIN.
Wig iO's-2 in Buckingham; in Prince Ed.
wardi ! IN Powhatan; l IN Petersb urg; in Acco.
mac; in Caroline; in Nelson; IN Frederick; 1
in Marshall; in Tyler-Ii.
Wh'g gain in Southampton; Z in Stafford; I
IN Fairfax; l in Bath; in Monroe; l in Mont
somery & Pulaski-6.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
sALEs Ar ,AUCrioN.
THIS D.4Y.

Sale ofa general assortment OF groceries bv WA.
lams Haxal before their doors a, 10 O'Clock.
Sale Of lots ia Duvars addition by the sam. =.
4 O'Clock, p. M.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
tho last Loco Foeo
Lsa weeping alone
All his loafer companion.
-vanishs cd and roma -

MARION (rhor'day night aad April, Is4i.
10 ms Editors Of the S. W. Virsinian.
The polls are all in from the precincts in hi,
county, (Smyth) and Tate has a majority f,on.
,h Inc polls Of nine votes. Watson has bea. en- Hon.
Nun. aooo' ~ yotes Upon an examination OF the
pon. rom inc Broad Ford and Chatham Hill ORE.
cne':; twenty SIX bad votes arc found upon Ta,e',
po"i thompson has therefore determined to coo,,.,
inc election. Not bad vote has been found unon
IhomPson's poll at either Of thsse precincts.
In haste, Yours
EJ>From Russell va have no,bio. w. AZ :
mite; but from what we have under,tood. "
induced 70 believe that tho vote will about ar fol-
Iows' Cowan, for the county. will probably h.
elected oy majority Of 20 or rs. Col. Hopkins
tween Bekem and McMullen will h.. clo,." Loo 90
more than 20 votes either way.
ALLEGHANY.
Holloway los, Mann 6i-bo,h Locos.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
% y ICIAI.
APPOINTMENTS Ry TIIv n.,a,D,

vice Henry d. Peirs. ''' ~ New dreams,
"a az ~. Sterling, Receiver q Public norsv, ~,
,hs Ts..;, lanas subject to sale at MuskoSsv in
"'J 7" Wisconsin, wee Psschall Bsous,ts,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

hs~ ~ .ssissts~ vfrsinisa.
wASBIN0TON
HUZZA FOR SMYTut

Loco oeosm routed in one Of it, strong hold. in
w e tsnnesses!" One FIRE moro and the day i
npao'ican principles and cause must. shall .nJ
W.. triumph ere long in South Western Virgin.
fall. WINCH 'o''ors 10 its
opkins may be. prsbsbiy ID. elected. But his
IN this district, and like Tam O'shsn,er's mare
no defeat he loses his tail in the scrspe.
MINK likely that two years hence, and Col. Fsv.
,t MeManen will be entitled to the Distinction IN
tho last Loco Foeo
Lei weeping alone;
All his losfer companions
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
TorHr EpIIopsor,u, w.,

we aid The table Of lSil for the purpose Of enabling
our readers :" see by way of comparison the CONTINUED
arrangement Of the exchange - Edifo o Eror,ss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
Your obedisnl servant,
AZ VAN DfrurN,

r. gu VIII not Of course understand me, Messrs.
Editors, as meaning in any the eas. decree. to de-.
tract from The praise justly due % Mr.. Tucker fo,
ms conduct 10 General Harrison, or TO impIir the
force Of GEM H,trson's testimony in his behalf.
Far, Tar from lt-Tucker richly merits the cordial
sympathy which he received from the departed Pa
VIZ, VINO though elevated 70 the highest station,
forgot not the humblest Of his friends NV mic
moU'e "os TO have full justice done 10 both Mr..
burrows as well as Mr. Tucker, by giving the his.
lofy o' the occasion which aTJrded Tucker the 90.
poruny To exhibit the qualities which Justly Ar.
,aoneu Sen Harrison to him; and, as have said,
" stating these facts 20 add another bright n,ge -
we enn'', oi our country, and do Justice to a man
/ every Yirgnan, indebted. ''' e'p''a'y
FRIEND TO THE MERCHANT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
AIcTInN NnrIcG

, 10 attention Is requested to sale OF Houses and
Lots IN Duvas addition, THIS Afternoon. AZ O'clock
~ ~ WILLIAMS a. HAXhLL.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-20
6 AND You, BRUTHs

The President, Of the Vefa'
Slavery Society. for reasons be-
to himself saw ct, in the pubf
Of the Society Iast week, 10
from bis appropriate work asd
anc carry on a mos ferocious q
me. as the former agent of tht
land A nti-sIavery sOcissg il 3
and afterwards of the Vernop
He labored 10 make The audleso
that | was mo5bei. on accoad
attached to myself, rather %,
cause | advocated. What lbe ..
tanned 10. | did not fully uIldels
him. unless It was my mGnse.
I acknowledge that my naog
from the manner Of those WY
point and a principle never .
much truth as to of nd anyb0sF
been my manner. uniformly :
much important truth as POssls
sr hose who hear be OFFENDED .
Bot ! deny altogether The o.
allegation. At the same Tine
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-20

Church ought 10 possess feelings similar 70
her Master. Between as many Of her
member. as do possess such feelings and
,he slave master, there is division heaven
wide. Then why moi proclaim = Why
no, Withdraw the hand Of brotherhood az
once.and washit wiihthe Tears Of innoceDce2
We have passed the threshhold Of anoth-
er year. As lis days wear on, they will
bear he record OF our lives away, and hand il
Overt 70 be sealed up for the Judgment
There are those id this world who are
thirs,ing FOR The waters Of life, those who
are huneeiing for the heavenly mamma
those who are naked and sick, and in pris-
on--those who have fallen among thieves.
And shall we pass by on the other side
DO You inquire what you can do for them
during the coming year? If we have a
heart that weeps for human wo, we can do
much. We can collect our little compa.
mics in almost every neighborhood, and read
and converse upon The subject, until thei
hearts burn with indignation at the wrongs
Of their counrymen, and melt with pity
toward The sons Of bondage. We can d
much, BY giving the fugitive welcome L
our Preside, and aiding him IN his pcrilou
journey to ,he land Of freedom. We cal
do much BY scattering books and paper
that plead his rights, among our neishbor
and friends, BY discussing the subject can
didly and earnestly, in the evening circle
or the more public lyceum; in a word, b
agitation, agitation everywhere. Be NJ
fearful.
nTrufh crushed to earth will rise again,
q The eternal years Of God are hers
While error, wounded, wfithes in pain,
ri And dies, amid her worshippers."
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-20
VERMONT TELEGRAPH,


Dear Brefhren:-There are some resi-
ing. places in the great thoroughiare Of life,
where the weary fuveller 10 eternity may
repose, and cast his eve lack upon the space
gone over, and note bis wanderinas. and
gain strength for The unknown path that
lies before him. Art thou Christian 4
Is i. bright - adjoining the savior's crown2
Lei me inquire, how fares Il with thy price
less soui7 Are lis wings unclogeed by'
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-20
SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE
Vermont AntiSlayery Society.
BnANDoN, Wednesday Morning,

+
BnANDoN, Wednesday Morning,
Jan. IS, 184l. 9 o'clock.
The President Of the Society, H. F.
Leayit, Of vergennes, in the chair. The
throne Of grace was addressed BY A. G.
Hand, Methodist minister from Whiting.
Appointed r. T. Robinson Of Ferrisburgh,
and Philander Perrin, Of Randolph, Secre-
taries.
Appointed c.. L. Knapp Of Montpelier,
Patten Davis Of Bethel, J. P. Miller Of
Montpelier, Noah Stafford Of Springfield,
andJ Holcomb Of Brandon, Committee
to obtain Roll Of Delegates present.
On motion Of J. Holcomb,
ResoIpsd, That all members of Anti
Slavery Societies present, be considered.
members Of the meeting, and entitled to
participation in its deliberations and votes.
On motion Of j. w. Hale,
Res0lUed. That a Business Commitiee
be appointed,
And G. L. Knapp, r. T. Robinson, c.
PrinaIe, g. 9. Burleigh, Orson Skinner,
RyIand Fletcher and Joab Seely, were ap-
pointed that Committee.
On motion of B. r. Haskell,
| wv. Hale, J. P. Miller, Charles Car
penter, Asa Southwark, John Conanl and
Calvin Squier, were appointed Committee
Ito Nominate Officers for the year enSliag.
/ The Business Committee reported the
following resolution, which was adopted,
| after remarks from ]. P. Miller and c. G.
Burleigh:
Resolred That we believe the time has
larriyed, when il becomes the impesious
du.y Of every aholitionlst 10 put forth more
energetic and efficient exertions for the
laccomplishnent Of the great object for
which we nave been laboring- 1.-THE eman.
cipation Of the slave.
The Committee 10 Nominate Officers re-
ported. The report was recommiited.
| The Business Committee reported the
follow ing resolutions:
ResoIred, That the foundation princi.
lple Of our enterprise is the universal
brotherhood and equality Of mankind. as
promulgated IA the Sermon on the Mount,
and recognized in:the Declaration Of In
dependence.
Rsselrsd. That The prejudice against tie
colored man so prevalent in the country.
which excludes him from the social circle,
and in a great measure from the comforts
and c0nveniences Of civilized life, aud
consigns him 10 the odious negro pew in
- A
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-20
T He NJ ALL s

The arrangement of the mails in this
region, BY The government, grows worse
and worse. suppose il caused delay Of
the Telegraph, to many of the subscribers,
last week. Be patient, friends. II will not
always be so. o. 8. NJ
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-20
Jan. 90, lS.J

etdfe N
i foreign country. or. who had be-,
sorted into The United States since,I.'I
. 1anuaIy, lfso InseonsliiuliOad
oh'ss4 n.a.ss s.ess oouseess The m
Q pfon'o's sae i'llPo.'a,lon oil slava
any 9, sne s'a'ss alssl1,ne year 1905
1913 e ns.saeshy as So. : Jaw Sinh
maj y ,9 o. Co. -, = oiiglna
were ~ s,asS s'a .s .ne anoa q {
%. nave Iaoua. ss.oM W vi .ne d
ns'e = es = ea:0say 70
slassly 800. 1's sa,h; u the eil
'lo.ss :. - 49, ;.. s''.,s - .ue Pro
.osn :. 80 ha oy
we o's ~. ~. sIs.s.,, sh h,a,e ao' ma
= u''.'s ..ai...;oss = ,;aa a ea,s Deg
80 r., -, Ia of,haao as' ~
ss..'s. - 80 40, aod sars - s wa
- ss. 10 80 wa nav svo;d n ,s a
: az ~. - - oe ~ s1s U
ls.le ~ I'D = haar ' s,als
''.s . : lie. ne sbsll e;vs - i
az ~ : h ,' sn,;re ss,nrsrn.s ae VIZ
y .ns ''a
kentucky Is 10 the mloss OF Tie
her destiny Is more intimately boz
IN our F'eoerai GoVefnmen. than
any other IN the Union. II Lie u
dissolved, We nust become a bo'da!
a province 10 importance, whelha'
tach ourselves 70 the NORM toih3S
but while the Union lasts. We s
mediators between the NoIlh a .
South. Not entirely free STATE
ing SO few slaves as not TO ldennfg
1.-THE South as matter OF neeessry,i
lion OF gallant kentuckians VIII Is
mean influence 10 the counsels oia
ton.
| But il we pursue the plan prO,u
IR. W.. repeal this law, and rectss
surplus vicious slave populallOa
may be thrown upon us ill the wi
Thrown into a n;nority-our siren.
4 influence are gone. our locks an
THE star of our glory will SET
Pause nv countrymen now, befa
too latel Have you made up yoa
to leave your posierily under The
Determination that the tine mG
"nen sueil i'ses si'aii oepeaid oPa
- 49, 5, III 80 -, f" ,'.'
not I Is hss sss ', Won reossl lbs
not your faces = oajnst he eiivjjI'zs
moral power of the whole woslI
attempI this retrograde march. vi
blind TO the history ofthe pas: b
your heaossnali sink down upon 7
eu1iIy1u. we e.ose upon YOU {
ancs ,ba, I'll i ,seII 49, :, - : =.
| an fires which tbreafsn..d erara.I
universal deluge oil FIRE and dealhs
siding-lhe flames sink down :
depths OF Their Governs. 70 pe.ish
the green s"alu IS iast closing Z
NOUN - NE c'a'sl. aha ere lorss
: ne 49, e -. s,.b
no lnors-our country S rftleea.I
/
.,,,,,....,. - !. 5 $.
'e : 's''@-
-. .:.,~.r
- 49,. - 5, 80. ).
49, So. s,s.s.,;,,.,-o,,...ls
;,r.s !, -. 60 ..,.,, :.
s,.,o,.s = s.b;sh : Ill .ra.l
oe.......,..r. '..,t...,,
;.,ssa;,s can,;,,a.,.a q 80, n
e ne saa.;n,at,- -. ,ri..
49,, - IN -.
80 Tsett
- -. !. l,..s.a
-. 49, -.
- 81
-, -.
come emanctpationIsisF or s0ai'
M -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30

IREFINEp suGAHs. cnrnnr v,,,..
Come on The Mn IN, Ch,,, 4

VIZ ,ge qnI complete assortment NJ Spring IIi Cotton
ic 81 ~ l"''y ctlcbfatcd Tor their quality, Tor sale
u % TN LANCASTER. DENuy a fp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

c. J. RICHARDS & CO,
sign OF the Saw, opposite the Swan Tavern
II stree, Shockoe Hill,
IMPORTERS and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic u,r,
ware are now opening large snh complete assoT,msr
"i sFhiNG HARDWARE AND CUTLERY which L,r
c@sh cry aeCepances OF. % punctual men they will eII
very small ADVANCE Country Merchants and Other,
winch IN pan Is mIrisCd Of the following Good.
i84otson.s Patent Corn scythes
MaIdtUn's best cast steel do
Broad and Narrow Grass do
Humble q AusUsai Pattern Grass a..
Dutch Scy'ltgaU OF bcsf qualify
Pocket and Pen Knives, assorted
rcisants, sucars aui RhZOIs, do
TABLE hIyes and Forks, With ivory, stag white
black aud other handles ~ -e' "A"e
Ivory Knives ami FORKS, In sets sC5I nsrs f,,. Al,
large ami very superior assortment Of sinrIe 80 dam
bic u'rTel ntut add percussion Guns
traces Haliers, Anvs, Vices, smiths BELOW
Kun tine plate pad AMI other Locks
nan,i, p, = cut, mill Saw, half round
LAT bastard and ether Files horse Rzsps
Collins and other Axes
Broad Axrs; Nail Hammers
Butt Hinges, al kinds
britannia Ware. Japaned tin Ware
Rated Goods German slyer Goods
Wilson's genuine and common Coffee Mills
sheet and bar Lead
east, shear, blister and German Steel
Si2yels and Spades, Hay and manure FnrEs
JACK screws, shovel and longs. Feuders AnH,o
Hest bench sni moulding Planes
NIL. pit aud y saws
Hand, panne and tenou saws
Also, an assortment Of Looking Glasses direct ftsnt
Manufactured, consistinrof 1850
SWING, toilet, pier and mautel Glasses
French Baskets, &c. - ~ va
together with every variety OF staple and supsrior
soIitncnt Of Fancy Goods
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
DAVIES & EROTuERs'
PIANO EORTI:S.

THE deserved puation which the instruments rnad.
u by Messtn Davies & Brothrrs' of New York. has AZ
ained since their Introduction into This city, iuc
the subscUberto into arrangement With the nn
hcheTs Tor tie cate Of their Instruments; aud conSs
quently sHpply viii hC constantly hand From an &
peftcnr" 81 the sslc Of Piano
Guy ana being practical workman himself tho subscTt
Der can with cont recommend those Instruments
possessing all The modern Improvements. combining
swecines ani bthaucy ~ tone, equal to-
81 any other manufacturer IN the United states
The prices Of tho, Instruments range from alO down
eslow as SH1i Persons wanting good PIANO must moi
bc dcteTTcd from trial ui these econf vi
thei- h"a?uCss for all who have tired one Of the low
priced ones hsv" been aStunished fud them equal Ia
tonc n sud tone IN hose II twice their Being native
Of the Oh Dominion, the subscriber nli,crs himself tha
those Ia want Of good Piano will out give him call
anl examine anity those Instruments he feels conf
Of aHb. ri patronage.
Any instrument proving defective, may be eIehsnse
wi hin twelve mon hs after pufc haze.
JOHN TuRPIS
SAN binds Of Cabinet Furniture. Tor sale at price
To suit tie Times 10 Thfe. doors below the new ~
.hane BANK sud nearly opposite the Merchants Coffee
HJusc.-Rchmond, NAV 2b' lSlI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
VOL. XVI.
ssItNfS.

sUhscfIPfioN 10 the DAILY wHIG 10 City snbseri
tSa 'af' Rl iot Sluricr period, siO
hyCaT ~ ''' ~ '' w
ApvfRTisiNG- one square Tor cs,, ON. In,er,,oo
~ succo' ding insertions J3t cents.
Thrice n week, ~ rents Tor each inFs,tIon
nErrtion "a cents -
Once awcck hrstinseTton 10 cents; every succeeding
tHn-'"nt atiNcriiscrs musipay In advance
The nutnh"T Of Insertions Of must no
noted ga the Ms they wi bc Inserted until 10
%" @"I'I and charged accordingly. E5-OTlcrs TO stop
must alsn be writing 49, 0f
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for Tvs, s,farcs nI
u' proportion tor ertscmcnts OF length
ssIn hucuonteIs snd Lottery dealers who charged
s,nt,lhc COUNTRY WING iE published twice week
u advance. ' - '' i@'S'
, toK ADNERTlSiNG-75 cents a square, Cor less,) for
the hrs,inscrtnn, ard 10 cents cac d continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30

IL The frame building adjoining the Pos; Office
fffI Si be sold on fair with the consent OF
HssW the propTe'ors Il the Wing u can remain IN ~
- present location until the Isl OF April ner
Je lp-t JOHN = GALI.IIER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
VIRGINIA
& L. % Il IN n G. STOR RE

weary opposite thc Ben TdptTn.
tHE subscribers respectfully inioIm their friends and
II the public, that they have now hand, aud int mi
keeping large and extensive assortment OF
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
Of the fl'lgu.i,y autrlcs. -'''' '- u" F-i''
Blue, blaeE arccn ana other shade. Of D,css nm, r,L
C..ata ~ ~ ' '''es
Beaver and Pilot C,oih Tr,ek Cont.
Oyer-Custs Of beaver ttot cloth xe: different eoL,
wafsr.r~t,il,pt ro,h u,n,i,. ,1,.,s .''' N'''''s
-ltnrtt C!os,s NJ P,nist1ans ,ssa,,ot
Hue. bInrk ana 6,,rv a.. ssi,,,.y. p.n,st,.,,
BLlr < and n,ur,d -sIk Ns.vet y.s,.
Cloth anu Valencia DO
sa.n aud flotnb.gIne ~
Plain and 6snT.d sIk ,o
Gasl,,u.,. 80 Nis,in. do
G.afI.tncuI. I.,,l, a., f,,,,,., rlo.k.
lanes DO
Lamb s. wool anil MeriDo Shirts aud Draw.r,
Flannel and Cotton 10 do
Irish linen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
DIR. LEIDY,s MEpICATEp EXTRACT

PElNG concentrated colnpouni Fluid Extract ofsarsa.
IL parma combined win other vegetable extracts vghch
renders medicine Of great utility IN the cure an lis
eases arising from mpu the blood from indscre
ohs anl impTudeHcles .f you'll and constitutional dis
Eases iorm or produced 10y the iniIdcous Of mcr.
curry arsenic bars OF qInine Il Is invaluable remedy
tot General proiiy, lcCTOus SOrss. White SWsl'iurs
Diseases Of The Liver and Skn Scrofuls. or Kings Evil
Eyspas &c, ami ali the unpleasant and dangerous at
i'cinns consequent 10 syphilis, Lucs NeugrcaL &C A.
general purhCT Of the blood all im0s, particularly
!" Tue spring and tall, there he more
l'ciuai As medicine calculated sOChr aud uuuTis
the system a"f having been under medical treatment for
any particular disease, there be nothing utapCd
relrng The natural vigor OF The system ud aayus e
htuuiaed ana nervous condition oitue common
htr sickness This preparation will be found highly ser
Accahle during the SUI. dcr season preventive G
nose unpleasant AMI CTceaJe sensations common %
many uuTng warm weather namely, Iaiutuess CiiIgesS
Impressive Feeling about the Heart and the Breast
ioTms delightful sud wholesome bcv rage hy adding
ltolcspoon fun 10 glass OF reatcT, similar 10 the rc
oTaci Lisbon diet drink AMI w small quantity Of sugar
or SIMPLE syrup, forms the Ssrsarart Meat, possessing
however 90 addition conducive 10 health
and aculaTy adapted To iuvaIs f8T travelling persons
d u artqusiic % frcat importance. For sale
J GAYNOR.
NJ Druggists sole agents for Richmond Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
CHICK HRING = GILBmKI"s
Kii1LlZ!!.55NZ!|..Zl|,!A!eKS|

THE subse is auy receiving from the tnsuu.
4 factories ri CiilCkERING & I. GILBERT & co .
Bo-on' aud oh'rs for sale large assortment Of Piano
fuItcs, will all TIE recent and patented improvements
The long established reputation OF these manu- factuTeTs
the teal gLaiauce thar the Instruments manufactured b,
hcsu wall Unt hc suTpa~s.I By any maker Oone site
81 orcguJ IN respect 10 duTahiy sweetness pu
rity Hnd power Of tone for which these instruments have
been So htshy snd excessively celebrated The long
perience Of both Of these makers has resulted in
very mpuIiduf ni ruvcuoEts llic!y inIoduced) which
greatly improves the tone dd general effect Of the instru
ments.
The subscriber feels justified in assuring those who
may be pleased 10 Pdr0nizs this Embellishments thar their
expectations wall not Ice disappointed finding in.
sifum"sis Ia be made Of the very best materials ana the
most durable workmanship.
These instruments Ii a. the manufacturers prices
packed and sent 'o place within hundred miles
Richmond, free Of expense to the pun hascrs
Tho demand for these induced the
Suhscrlher 10 establish agency IN FARMVILIE, Prince
Edward Go with Mr.. A. r BlGl.ON, where those who
wish 10 purchase can get them on the
the subscriber
AnPIANO FORTES scld al either Of these establish.
mens are warranted, and II perfectly satisfactory
be returned,
No liberal discount made TO professors and teachers
~ large supply nt rev aud fashionable Music al
ways band Piano ToTt,s tuned repaired 10y Rufus
Morse, whose long experience ia manufacturing entities
him lp share Of patronage A. = MADDOX
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30

John WRIGHT. rcsrse''1 " iTfGrr7s77g 717 -t-
auis of Richmond su' rs vicinity, that having taken
aS T1wpkus, he intends Keeping rich ant v, lei al
sorfmcuf ef Fancy Dry Goods and fom bis long crrrr.
me ronncNuu he mas n New Nufs be wi aWsvs be rrs
p.eio Offer cVcry tuiug new and fashionable soon as
appears there.
Tie GLOWING complies few The leading articles
FRENCH ENBBOlDERlES -C1pcs Collars. Csnry
GUS lheussetes sc. trimmed and uufrmmcI. swiss I'm
bf",e1cl SHaWls, trimmed auIuuuiWuct aud with irn
incs ElsinEs aud Flouuciurs. Infants Waists &c.
SllAWlS. StARFS, &C Rich CHurr SIlwIs. srrfg
sni htsis Plain Black toiourct so 90; Black and
LiNEN CAMBRlCK HANpKCRCUnCFs. Rich I'm
hroitered Rrvcrr lltkfs trimmed with lace. Rich En
ntUicIcdRcycrU lidkis unirmmci Rich PAN Rcye'rr
PAN UcmsfIfcne aud Ta.s HlrIsr PAINTED Il5r.Isrs a.
THREAD IACEs ASH EuG1NGS aEuaf.h PaIrf
Hssr- .ui Nl.crCicucs, Point dc Paris aui Iisr ta.ss
iues. Rgr Thread Lace Cares, collars anfCuff
NErS AND QIltiINCs VIE Ground ami urfi4sei. 81.
Pa,u srd fEurcd lyons, SPOT Illusion. Gurrirs aud F
HOSIERY NNp GiovFs -wbrc ,1I Back R.tb.l
SIX Hose aui halt Hose, White aus Black EmbrrHcfei
SIR llUst arI bali Hoses White AMI Psiu sik Hose AMI
bali Hose; White Bsts aud brown open Work amt Ffi.
hrulcrci Cotton Hose, White lutn Thread. Plan and
Orcn Work White t.s'c Thread, Plain and Open work
Mems Brown uuH Mixed Uosc aut hall 1.c. Ladies sud
GcuuCWrn's Black, Whtr aui Co'0ursi KHG'uyes; 90.
~ sIsGiovcsi ladies' Black snl White Fi'st Gloves aud
WHITE Geops
swiss Bishop lawn. B1usMul, Jaccoust Cambria, Cor.
Fancy striped aud checked swiss an Cambria Muslin.
Tor Ursssrs
uiuc wbte. Pink snd straw. rulctou Nusiins. a now
Corded D.uifirs. Sfrpci and Figured Window Nls.rs.
Lircue, Lawns amt uiaocrs
satin pimass Clo,hs tom n &c quarter, with DoyIos
tnr Ma kiusf match,
brown saiin osmask Aprons, a now article
-. lo1 1uI ~ 4 Linen shcctlrgs.
Towels u andHuckihucss,snd Meriuo Covers &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
JSO. GAYNoR

ske pleasure IN directing the attention Of nv friends
ehd the former pair ns Of Gaynor Royscr 10 the above
establishments aud solicit continuance Of their support
kLOwiIg that a orders will be complied with on as accom-
modatng terms any other establishment in the Cir,
aud feel assured every eIerOn will be made 10 nj nat
TOhase JL3 q RONSTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
DEAUTIFUL DINING WARE

ID opened few package of Dinner Sss of the pattern
So generally alare for sale either large small sgfs
A>uow pen u store very brGc aui
OF hnc aai common China, printed AMI common goods
rel coo aui plain GLASS; Vr'ssCI fr. German SILVER Cas-
ore, sc &C. Please call and examine.
= uT-rT ri
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
A d METCALF

The Certifcaieo f Joseph Bell Esq Of Rockbriise.'
certify that visited McssrS Camp bells Alum Springs
hunting i",i for adrcaiu case q ~ sPepsa and found
much rele The BeNl yea ri returned, again found
much benefit indeed, the fret r. lief haI found al
ter fruit"ss thai ut almost all Western Sgrnss do
Gas, &c.
Gwen under my hand, this 18th March. 1870
JOSEPH BELL
no full supply received and 20 be had In barrels or
bottles, ~ LNELL, JOHNSTON IL LYELL's
] "a 10 Agents for he