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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05

2 10 90
Expanding Culuyators. Gardening Utensils, sc.
These PluuHns have been Introduce into south Carolina,
with unparalleled success, ant In most instances. where
they have been tested, have driven The cUtumon Plough out
Of use.
TIE subscribers will furnish a, all times, Points, sc. 10
suit Ploughs sold Ivy them. They will keep a FOoi assert.
tuentt Co meet the demand. GRErTER a rEAKE.
ap3 5 doors below the Bsu Tavern.
OFF AT COS FOR CASH
'INlb subscriber, intending 10 discontinue business in
Il Richmond, oilers his entire stock Of scasonabIc Dry
Goods AZ cost, fr cash. Fersuns wishing 20 supply thcm.
selves would 80 well to call soOu. Ills stock consists Of
the following.
Superior blle, black aud bney eoloured Clols and Csssi
mcrcs
~ plain frurcd arn anil velvet vcstnrs
Do Cashmere and Swausluwu DO
superior assortment of ssunctis emf kCniuoky Jeans
kCrsCys and Liuscys
French aud EnEish Nsrrrs
Rose, Whitney Hnd striped Blaukcts
Mhgc sud rrh Fanucls
Aaassouurrt 81 English. French AMI American Prints
nsek. lead aud aucy colouicd Noushn dc lanes SUD
Challys
supcnorf iaek and blue bsck Gro Dc Rhinc silks
Phn and fgured fancy coourcd silks
DO 90 DO black BomhaEues
Checked, striped and plain Jackoncit SSiss Nuslus ans
Cambrics
Insh Linens, Lawns and pspcrs
% Z, ~ audtit nslaask Table Cloths
pantssk Napkins aud Towels
Plain and hensttched linen esmbric iidkts
Lucn Camhrc and French Laws
-, rs and6i Red 1ickng
Real EuEish long Cloth
Apron Checks
Brown aud blcachciC ouous. and Teton Oxnahurrs
And many other ARTICLES TO tedious TO cnumernc.
L. WALLER,
m street, Shoekoa tun.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
ssOLUTION

TUE Co-naItnership heretofore existing between JAMES
N RATCLlFFE L. F. JONES, under the style o.
James VI. Radcliffe & Co, expired 10y articles Of asreomeni
on Jlst December last. The business will be conducte,
hereafter BY James NJ. Raichffe, ai the stand formerly oc
cupled Oy } NJ. Radcliffe a Co who Is alone authorized
10 settle all claims due the late concern, ana who Will dis
chargc all Claims due from them; &. F. Jones having dispo
sedof his entire intercstto J. NJ. Ra'cHds.
fe p a. r JoSHS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
A PB,TI1SSsA a 5S& or kH TS smo asp

pDiTinNAL Pr OF knESn
VERY cheap Tor cash -Hy schooncrs W W Wyrc AMI ln.
crease, iustin FROM Blso', We have received direct from
the manufacturers, the following fresh aud scasunah'c
Roots ADD shoes, which arc offered TO country aud city
dealer Idi a. retail purchasers, very cheap for cash, Or
on the Usual erefht 70 punciual customers We invite a
cali FROM purchasers generally. QUO as.oumcut b. very
large and complete, viz:
En pair ~ Hc's seal skin AMI f1c leather sio-s
Il Do Misses fnc scd anil moroccI walking Shoes
IA DO 30 Do kti and morocco slippers
~ 10 uCnflcmCn's calf and scHl skin pcggcd aud
scwCd houfs
81 d. Mems lined aud bound, scwcd aud pcggcd
Uforaus
100 DO Youh's ., DO No Shoes
sId urogsug
40 o. News % IN shoes, q toi2
40 do Gcnu-mcn's fnc cali aud seal skin JACK
nowinrs and Crocksus
gu ~ ladies' French morocco an khi Shippers
100 DO Chlircn's morocco and fine leather Roots
ID. BURLINGTON &
an n Nansiaa llpusc.
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80
INCREASED

PASSENGERS going North are informed that there arc
l. now three daily line OF Cars from Washington 10 Raj.
tiinOie; one Immediately on tie arrival of the Potomac
steamboat; another at A. VI. the next morning; and anO
iheI al before l2-ttis last connecting with a line from
baltimore 10 Philadelphia, At 3 7. NJ: thus anardins travel.
lers from Richmond and Petersburg an opportunity Of pro.
ceedlng Immediately. and reaching Baltimore 10 tea, ofTe.
manning all night ia Washington, OF, IL they desire Il, ofcon
unuing IN Washington until ! before ~ tic neIt day, aud
yet reach ne Philadelphia Ia lodge. Fare from Richmond
To Baltimore, $40. TIlos. SHARP. Agent Tians'n
ap l9-f Rich, FIR a Pc. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
GAYNoR * ROYSTER
OFFER THE FOLLOWING
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.

w dfTdu'
BEANS. Brown Windsor
China Dwarf
EaIly Mohawk
horticultural
Lima Pole
Large Lima
Rel Marrow Dwarf
siI Weeks Dwarf
Scarlet Runners
BETS Early Blood Turny
do fcarcity
Half Long Blood
Long do
M,ngel wuuz-l
French Sugar
BROt;Ui.i-Purplc Cape
q savoy
cO,ur u. Bruf
DrumhcaI
Early Baitersea
DO Cromwell
do sugar Loaf
DO York
Green Curled savoy
Do Giszrd.
Flat Dutch
do Brun wick
Red Dutch
Astiinghain
Early Horn
Long Orange
CAUi.lFLOwEU-Elily an,
CELERY Red solid
silver Giant
COi.EwORT OF COI.I.kRDs
cRESS-Cur.e,i and Water
C~UCUMBER.EaTly Frame
Long Green
Green Cluster
EGG ~PLANT-IaIge
kAI.E-- Green Curle,iS coicll
i.i;Ek - Scotch
Cabbage
Early
tilicla
lee Head
sugar Loaf
Lazy
White Head
MELON-GoOdwin's lmpe-
rial Water
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05

n OOKING GLASSES shall in future keen an
L a anornnent Of hw prccl Lnokina Glasses Go eale,
either II Wholesaler r retail. WIN y MrLgR, q
nh u adoora above the BEL TaVern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
WOOD WARE

WOOD WARE.
~ ". g. co, have lust received a
.ys large snd complete sssoriment Of the beet Wool
ware, c~onsieing in part. as foinws-
M.,huncy's best lion bound Tubs, IN nests Of Eve pieces
Myuan's dn to Do 10 10
whaucy's best Iron bound aud Painted Tubs 10 nests II
sir pieces
Ptiated Coolers
Painted Pals
ncst covered Ruckcis w nests Of three picccs
Boxes 10 nests; Cedar Chuus
Gear Milk Pads; Mcasurcs IN nests, tusethor with a
treat variety o. G,-ps, I'll u which may be purchased
cheap al tho Hardware aud Furnishing store, " street.
Shpckcc It'll sp
1NlE Go partnership heretofore existing under the hum
II % HtLl a DABNEf expired by hs own fmlfsfiou,
on the FIRST % the pTescnt MONTH and the Subscribers, IN.
tentiug 10 devofe their whole attention tothc Cotnmission
and Colecfirr business, Will discontinue their groccty on
Cary street, frum THIS time, and request an peraons hav.
iug claims aesimst them 20 present them et psymcut, und
ihosc indebted 10 ihew 10 make tmmediate Vaymeni, a.
they Wish 10 close their OH concern a. a-Dn a. possible.
They may he nund AZ the Auction Stoic ~ Robert IAN A
Co, x street frontine the bcn rsverp.
NORBERT HlTI,
nh EpwARD y DABNEV.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
sADDLERY HARDWARE.

SAbDtIERN uARDWA
UANLEw n SMITH have Just opened a large agsou
V meot Of Enslish aud Amenem sadilcry, consisting IN
English sadTofIccs
worstcd webbing
Plated Haincss Mounting
Brass and JananncI DO
AElcs' Coach Steps
Buoucheandsuiky springs
Plated bands. &c &c.
They viii open ~ a few daya 10y The JGh Tron from IL
vcTpoUli n large assortment ~
Pine Enrish plated ani polished steel nus
Plated aud Gernan silver shIrups
Hard solder Snanics and curt BITE
Wiioh they offer 70, salo 90 Ise very lowest terms.
Just rec siycd by the ship RosciuR,
Cross Cut and Pr 10 Do
butchers and Gfcdvcs' Piles,
With a tulassoumcnt ofhcayy anj light edge tools from
ct pnrcs. vANtEW \ SMITH.
ap 10
MORE RES AND BEAUTIFUL SHOES
Per schooners Lcoutine, Tuscme,a and Lynehburg,
from New York.
II BURLINGTON a CO. have received per the
following truly handsome and desirable shoes, when they
viii scl ior cash, very cheap Country Merchants and
give "a a ~catbefore purchasing elsewhere, viz
ladies' very superior eallsFin walking Si9es
Gcniemcp's fine clifskin C~iockcifs, a very fashionable
Geullemens hno Eipstiu C%roeketrs, a very fashionable
Geulcrncn's 6he tipsbin ptrap Shoes
b. 10 90 si""pssss no imitation
DO do EcalskU walking FumpH
These, with ouo of fhc most spienltt stocks NJ Goods We
have ever lad, are Uncrsd fn our customers. Gtenis aud
the public generally, on tho very best frnu..
- ID BURLINGTON A 70.
Wholesale and Retail Fashionable Bout and sioc Dealers.
az ~ Msosfon ti,usc
FINE l. WINES. WAHRANTRDeEHU
INE.
w Oh Wines, atvcry reasonable prices, say
Pale shery IN quarter casks
uuid nCOlouTcd do 10 10
Browu do do 10
Sau Iucar DO 10 do
Superior Oh Port ~ eighth casks
DO ~ d. IN Dcmtiohus
DO 10 Msdcirs in quarter ctsks
DO Tcnerine IN ~ Do
Samplcaran be scen AZ our Office where We invite Jrsiers
and consumcrs ~ GOOD Wines To call aud examine Cpr
thcmseiyes. ep SHIELDS 4 s~ONHRvnIE
SOAPS, FKENCu.
- Low A. SONS brown aud whHe Windsor
INs Emollient brown
Olive
Palm
Vegetable
vemscular, sc. &C.
REMAND a cos Cccmo nAuandrs Amerca
Do de Stvon ala Ncgc
savon q IA Rose
=. Do h ernoutctIa De GAmour.
90 90. For sale by OAYNOR A RONrrEH,
APT One DIOR above the nen Tavern.
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PREsID ENT,s HOTEL.


mo. li2, broadway, New York;
THIS splendid establishment u now open and ready 10
Il receive those who may be plcasrdtn favor u with their
patronage. The house Is In excellent oIdcT-thc fuTni.
lure new and clegant-the ladies' paTiouTs are furnished
In a style not surpasscd by any in Inc Union-thc collars
are well stocked with the best wines aud liuuOrs-the lard
ct will be constantly supplied with every dclicaey the mar.
kcts can ailuId One Of The propIietors has, he trusts,
been long end favourabiy known as a Hotel Keeper, and
the other as Capt. of steamboats, to Charleston, New Or
leans, Galveston, sc.
r u REDMOND. -
JAMES rioPt'etois'
We arc determined TO please. fes-3In
BOUF<s :, PAPER, &c.
CMTTIi & PALMER, in addition to the large and eGtcn.
- svc variety Of Books and Stationery usually on hand,
are now receiving their Spring supplies, together compris.
inG the rreates' variety Of staple Goods in their trade.
=. = r. have cndcayoTed to keep on hand, at all times,
such Il stock as would enabl" them TO execute the orders
with which they should be fIv"red-and they believe thai
the experience other friends as TO ~ ice ami quality. has
been satisfactory They Offer their present stock ON their
usual accommodating terms.
RULING AND BINDING.
=. 4 Ps Bndery ~ nov IN fHl operation. They have EN-.
~ployedthe best wurkmen, and are prepared TO manufacture
Bank Books Of every description, in Inc best manner ard
on the most reasonable terms. mh3I
CIV OLA very superior desc npuun, suitable
- lot table use, IN n isks aui butflcs, 10 be hadnf
LIELI, JOHNSTON a. LYELL,
NH IL tMcKilfoe's OLD stand.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
ROBERT MOTT
HOUSE & SIGN FAINTER, GtAZIER. &c
Next door to the Exchange Bank,

INFORMS hs friends aud the public he has received n
= parton MS spring supply Of Paints, Oil, Glass, &C. which
ne u ready 10 work up on moderate terms. Having as SoptI
a set OF workmen as Gao be procured, he will endeavor 10
ssc general saiisiaeiion. Al kinds of Paints put up 10 OF.
der Glass OF all sizes, sold by the box or siuyfe bgnt- =.
ytTaikess Of soap stone Paint, for ole low, a valuable ar.
uele for tin OF single roofs.
p. : have procured the services of Mr. James Barnes
a good sgn aud Chair Painter. ! will warrant his work nj
Inferior 10 any like work done in the ehy.
mh S-dly N NnT-r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
MUSIC FOR THE PIANO FORTE.
RECEIVED mr.

a LARGE supply nf the most Fashionable Music Tor the
e." Books. q .sysIsi aa,1oIs !, ior,ne Pans, fia!s, oai,.r,
rs Of different Kinds, NJ Wholesale or by re.
Tail, from The mos cclebrsicl manufacturers.
nj- Additional Music viii he regularly received soan
aiier being Iublishel in the Northern Cries. Any Music
nI. on hand viii be promptly procured ana on as iavora.
DIe tsfinsa al any oiher Establishment oI Music store la
ne state. Among the Collection may be found the follow.
Ing iusi To- hani:
MY heart knows only one Think of the then. or I 20
I, ~ ~ ~ VIC " sweet irisnds-wOTis Mrs
Iainenr Of the Irish EmE rhc Forsascn One
ktahi There's beauty IN the morn
,ae~uh NV peaceful val. ing lawn
Dd Wafer M,n, by n HIss,lI rie renile queen o, Flowers
Su arm 'hair do lis sal Ia think upon the
, "n, !, ,h. utt.ti., i,y"Hs days oi old, bS Hon.
u s nei'eT Land, Mrs. He , touch for ne thy harp
prAy for thee, or the Fare. Fsrcwell I, thee Mary
The Pilgrims Rest dome, thou ar no more. Mrs
[stTike The silver EiTinr, IiI Ucuans
two voices .'is mcrry To hear at Eve.
- m"oh ~ leaning o'cII nirg Time, by e. II Weber;
ihe Lax 90 aCansdtsn Song
u ne ~ submissive wife, ~ rea la the ArbouT-Comic
turn my steps Ia hona when, when will thou meet
;oine play that simple all me
hvhsn day li.h''s going, from. There's something in a khs
somnamJuli
WALLETS, NpEAus AM MARCHES.
~ I, uahc., by Hunter : Ncudr Zyuuz de JhlsFc,
i.,1s.n and Tyler Crane IayorrS-whatranyukc
MliaIy WaliZ Music
s,iIn rade ouaddlleS by .e,s Rtornel, Gy J G Vie.
pannteN NJ Sur IN Motif fon taisie, EAmbassalricc,
the Opera oil the T. Amba&I ~ Hers
tairtce .I-uss' wahzca
Fa'orie taNa'inc, from LiurI L. onna Quaduilcs. March
pa, dedicated 10y J a. Wei e. aud lie Orcla nj Ia
rrck, tp MS pupil, MissI ? rmu, CONSISTING Of nu-
charlotte tord is. solos, ia Italian amI
p airy ioniO un Horns CCIr I.rlsh w,r,I. viii u,,,y
bTatsd CSyaiua, ThroushI brilliant variations.
tile Wood, 10y e. l. FioIini
ALSO,
IA few superior VlOLlNS IChroncus
"A lot oi superior Violin asdlCatte's Treatise ON m. ,nony
.Attar SFhss' Just im'l burrows Musical PrIGneTs
noited' al whoiesaIe andre Musical Encyclopedia, "u.-
TAU braciug a complete Musi-
''ank MUSIC faper OF thcI cal Dictionary, &C. 10y W.
best qnatiy = Porter
pJu FuiiOs. for dusic Musical Grammar I'm Fam
Soeol Wool Flutes, with eH Parts, by ID CllcOu
TIA kcyE
TOgether with a large assortment Of Noie Rocks. ar Coi.
lection of Psalm and Hymn Tunes generally used i'm
Churches and Singing schools by various autl,1rs. an
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05

Opposite the old Market House, Main street.
~ Tho subscriber respectfully Informs his
49, customers and The public, that he is now
~ prepared Ia furnish hose In The trade with
HATS Of every quality, FROM 81 % To SIC
<<9<A L they consist Ofthc vsTiuns shapes and co
H%ET<<r<1 louTE now IN use. Merchants aud dealers
Va will find on examination, a fue assortment,
and at prices with whicltihcy will be pleased. lis stock
III spring and sumrner LrghuTn and Palm Leaf Has Is un-
usually large, and being selected 10y himself In New York
aud Boston, arc well adapicdto This market. Ills prices. on
all occasions, will he found At least as low as can hc offered
Ia any other House in the trade. lie IS also supplied ~
usual. with Iltner's m,teIials, Fnrs " The various kinds
Trimmings, Hal Felis, silk Plush, Siellac, Extract OfLug.
wool, brushes, Cards. TIP Papeg, sc. sc; all which will
be sold at a small advance.
The Ladies' are respectfully informed that they will find
an assortment 0f The most beautiful LeghUrn Hats for chi.
dreD aud inlants, Of The latest broad hnm mode.
NH 2t-1n JOHN DOOIEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05

w have on Rand a beautiful ~assoumentof
" Mouslues' varying In price from p aI 10 % per vi
'aneoes oI every description, principally suited 10 the
Rich and handsome striped Challya
PLAIN plaid and Ganrei silks, Of he htesf stvts anil m.
superior quality
Also, a beauuful selection Of embroidered spring slrswls,
together with a great variety Of saun scarfs AMI
Uanikcrciacs,
10 these We would aid several pieces Of fresh superfne
1ilths. 81 different cuiours; plain and figured saiin aud cot
velvet Ncsuugs-wth other desirable foods too numerous
10 mention.
For cheap bargains, call al the Store Of
NH lO REID, ROHERTs a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

w. RANDOLPH e. co. in adduisn TO their
u. usual cool assortment OF Books, Stationery aud Fan.
cy Goods, Will receive In a week OF two their Spring sun.
ply. Country Merchants and others, are respectfully sol.
cited In call and examine their stock and prices before
purchasing.
BOOK-BINDING.
Having attached TO our store 4 BindeTy. We are pIepared
20 execute binding OF every description.
Clerks and Merchants Books made to order in the best
style.
ties
Old Books takenin exchange Tor new.
w RANDOLPH SEQ,
doors below Earley's Hotel,
le Main Street, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05

10 TIE FARMERS Of VIRGINIA..
THE subscribers would ealtlc attention NJ the Planters
Il OF Virginia. tn their stock ofJusly celebrated Pi0aghs,
from The manuac DRY # RnEgles, N"urse A Mason, OF
worcester. Massichuscits. They are acknowledged ~
he he most perfect nplemenis II the Kind ever offered
tyr sale M Tits country, Is we'll in respect tn materials aud
Workmanship a. M form uf construction. The American
institute Of New YORK, aud the NJ .ssachusetts Mechanir-
charitable Asancailono Of Boston. al their respective Pairs,
awarded SILVER Medals ir these PiotEis.
q L q ~. 90 nL.-L-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS

Il HAVE eselvedalafne assortment, NJ Sa,iilery, which
y J. will sell at Factory Pdces-lowsT Than they have been
TDld before. Cal aud examine-ihe prices cannot fail to
please. The stock consists ia part OF
English and American Saddles, from 81 70 TO s]O-superor
ID do 10 Side saddles, slO TO ESQ do
nO Heads and Reins and Bride feathers OF all kinds,
rom btp sDprT DOZEN Double covered Wagon Whips;
Enaine and plain Brides; Saddle Rags; Ginhs; tIaTdleaiheT
Trunks, iron frames, made IN the bcst style; sheep skins;
blind BTtdlesi lOOdoZ horse, carriage, and stsse Collars;
Shoe Thread; Cart Whips Martingsles; Riding Whips; Gig
10. X N. DICKINSON,
NH tS-tf 2nl door below the Hell Tavern.
OLD 3 a.
superior old Madeira Vino, Of Newton, Gordo
a Huidock's b~rnd-pTicc froEI n TO sil pee gallon
Pale and brown sherry, Imported 10y TIE late Mr. PomaT
bne half pipe Of very old auI hueiy favored COgnae Bran.
nv, Otard, Dupuy 4 Co.'S brand
The above articles ara recommended a. perfectly gcnu.
aud Of quality worthy of attention. R0I sale by
IDh5 JOHN X. TRlPIE1T 4 SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05

SPRING AND WI VI GOODS.
INIE subscribers inform their friends aud customers
l. that they are now In reeeiptoftheir spring and summer
goods, OF which the following are a part
HATS.
30 doz Coney aud Muskraf Mans
10 10 Black and DIab Russia Fur
~ do 80 10 Brush do
lO DO do d. SILK 40
80 do DO DO MoiSSkin 30
~ do do do Wool HAS
20 ID Glazed HAS for servants
tpb 30 Palm leaf llats, embracing an qualities. frnm
common 10 hne straw b0nneis
Palm Leaf do
CLoih and Velvet Cansofa great variety Of patterns
HATTER'S MATERJALs-FURS.
GarIot;ed and raw Russia Fairs
Turkey Backs
NuskHt skins
Gum Shalack
Alcohol
ErtraetofLogwood
ldnglass
Black and dfah silk Pushes, various quality
Ssivcrs Of vauous colours
Black and dab landings and bindings
Plain and crimptd PeOngs
six and Cotton Tips
Tp and ttssure Pa, eT
Oiled silks
Cords aud Tassels
Silk Cord for drab strings
Cotton BraiJs
With many other aItcles-all or many Of which will be
soAi al wholesale or retail, on the most accommodating
terms. JOHN A Cl
apo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
NO. 1907.
What a maj has 10 Do every day,

HAVE just rec efveL Of my own Importation .. verx M.
\ perior assortment Of RAxORs, fron the e~elebfaies
hanuiaetoneso OF Joseph Rogers q Son, wala a brothers.
a y. Joseph Eliors, made expressly tn my orders, wal,
iho,s Iyrer' etched on each blade, consequently, taLr
p.eisuIelh recommending those Raxors O. all my fnends
fell
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05

SADDLES &c.
IIE subscriber has on hand. al his manufsetoty, besf
Il shated, stitched and Main Saddles; Common Ss.iJles.
All KINDS oitoaeh, Barouche and Sulkey Harness; best haui
and sou soidered Stirrup Irons; Curb and snanie Bits; bsst
English aud American Bride Leather and Mauingales. al
ihs,iies OF Coach, sulkey rnd Riding Whips; Carfyall
lnl wagon 'ear OF every description, which he will sell
a. Inc lowest prices. Persons In want Of articles Iu the
inc his goods.
Ie2 ALFRED KING
I1Ib UNION BENEVOLENT SOCIETY would can ne
- az ehiion Of purchasers 10 their stock Of yesdy mad
'totllug- atthe Depository, Corner of Locust Alley and y
steet, below The New Exchange. where they have con.
stantJ a great variety Of scss0nable Goods, "a prizes hat
cinnot iil 20 be satisfactory.
ALSO,
Cutting and making done To- the best possible manner. at
a short notice. Manufacturers ard others Will End n n,
l'cir interest 90 Tatrouisc this institution, as well as aiding
a Charitable object. mr. al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
IIIsTOr1 OF TIIE 175,,-.

AMI constantly on hand, FLOUR, Of all sIades. All Of
which VIII lie sold in parcels to suit merchants or consu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05

TUE subscriber respectfully announces 10 he fnonds
n andtho puuic generally, that be- has on hand, anil will
continue 20 kccP, ssrsc and s .lcndid assortment Of Paper
a-nEinrs-cousisfiu % Gilt. Velvet Tapestry, Fresco,.
plain ani common Papers, with Borders o. patch-al Of
shtch he will Put ur iu tho ncatcst msnusT, ia town end
country.
Also, cuflel hair and Shuck Mattresses, Feather Bed.
made Of tho best puufci Fcuhcra-ctuhrnrinr every A.
hclc in hts line. Alotdcrs thankfully received. aud exc.
cutcd al The shoncsf notice AMI boz nc hest Sinner.
WILLIAM BOUTH
Square below the Ranks on he OPPOSITE side
". S.-ui M.urasscs, Sotts and Chairs rcpaircd. OH Pea.
he's BEDS renovated, AMI inside as new.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
ASEs PESSoyrR, P'oprlo'ol..
We arc Ir,e rrnipr "a to ute.ss C,sl,
nOUNs. PAPER, sLATES. &c.
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Together with a large assortment Of Note Books, or Col
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EluIchca and Slnglng Schnola. by XArinns AmILnra. nn
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-17

BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.

lEtchn0nd. Oct. 10.
/ have been, my dear s. ....., on an
excursion through the countries which
lie along the eastern side Of the Blue
Ridge. A general description of that
country and its inhabitants may form the
subject Of a future letter. For the pres
ent, must entertain you with an account
Of most singular and interesting adven-
tnre, which / met with. in the course Of
the tour.
y was one Sunday, as travelled thro'
the county of Orange, that my eye was
caught by cluster of horses tied near a
ruInous. old, wooden house, in the forest
not iar from the road side. Having fire..
quently seen such objects before, in trav
cling through these States, had no diff
flculty 10 understanding that this was {
place Of religious worship.
Devotion alone should have sfonnee
me. 10 join 10 the duties Of the concreoa
ton; but must confess. that curiosity
to hear the preacher of such wilderness
was not the least of my motives. o:
entering. was struck with his preterna,
ural appearance: he was tall and YER
spare old man; his head, which was co,
cred with white linen cap. hisshrivelIe
hands, and bis voice. were all shsIin
under the influence of a palsy; and fe,
moments ascerlained to me that he va
perfectly blind.
The first emotions which touched m
breast, were those of mingled pity an
vanarafior, Rut ahf sacred Godf hos