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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08

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~ FROM the Northern Clues further supply ofhe laies:
and most Fashionable Music for the Piano
pieces Tor the Guitar, ether with instruction by
various snhors for the Piano Flute Violin, Guitar, ciaro.
with Masea fasiTHmeHi' from the most
usAdtonal Music will be regularly rae eiyed as soon
ss published Amongthe Collection may be found fol.
Ai,w,y Bonnie T, BARK Poor Des'y a sailors
MAR March , The horn Of my loved
Inc Hsirsons, with Wig Rapture Dwelling
The New Caehueha, or sweet I,lpe ns,,on Eve.
M s us me CSs,ine, Nine cheers TO the girls we
Baltimore Convention song, . place in Inv memory,
with vignCtis Dearest
the tear that steals by When in thu quiet
the author of Flow gently skies
Sweet Alton beautiful day
Home Of my Childhood You do noIIhink 80 do you
am saddcsi when I sing, OF Long. long ago
you think have a merry The Belle OF the South a
heart new Galepade
remember how may child Wake maiden, waks-ths
whistle and III come to on never doubt love thee
Bcaunmrwes; FOR THE GUITAR.
o hy TO the Praire We have been friends to.
bright as thine Flow gently Sweet Anon
Lant uage Of Flowers Ia Cachucha- Castinots are
Oh uiis Love, or Jesse Me- gaiy sounding
=, fsrland Come DER moOnlit sea, a
There grows a bonnie Briar Fairy Boy, 10y Lover
Ilove her still aut6oress Of We have iiy.
hsTrly ON the Mountain ed aud loved together
Twas an Evening Of Beauty hmilIe ''"'' "O"'
love butthec by Il Moore Erin Is Home
fonies affections sill cling place in thy memory dear
10 home
Oh no they shall not The spot where born
weep True love can never forget
My Normandy Carrier Dove
Woodman spare that Tree linear them speak Of my Fa.
life on the Ocean Wave Their Land
Flow gently, Alton Maid of Iurah-or, no more
All things love thee do shall the children OF Juiah
My Boyhoods Home sing
wet sheet and flowing great variety OF Airs Ron.
Art thou happy, lovely lady dos Variations, waltzes,
Awake, awake IOyo Ductts, Vocal and Inst
Angel OF Charity mental Pieces
Come brniheTs arouse aIlank Music Paper, and Mu.
Farewell TO the Mountains sic PORT Fol os LOT OF yef
bide thee not farewell superior Violin and Guitar
d bid me not to wed him Strings Just imported
ALSO,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08
LYELL, JOHNSTON 4 LYEIL,
spill Al J. McXlldoos Old sand
TME CHEAT OBJECT FINALLY AZ.

I
IYELL, JOHNSTON 4 LYEII.
splI Al J. Necklaces old sand.
TUE GREAT OBJECT FINALLY AC-
COmPLGsHED, by The Introduction into this city
Of The style Of LAMPS 50 extensively used 10 the City Of
with the patented Campine OIL for burning therein. The
proprietor Is row prepared tn offer the inhabitants Of
Eh than has been brought before The pubic The
light produced 10y the Camphins OIL IN Wcbbs peculiarly
constructed Burners, produces naine machless In bril-
hancy, economy and simplicity.
Tic cost io the consumer will not exceed ONE HALF
ne expense whcH comparod with OF Gas % any other
ingredient now used for the purpose oi ahrdnr Arfc al
iies mere b-og ro Asboi or sers n.si hi its rc,,-
sdsn, tu, s PURELY VEGETABLE AMI, consequently.
article snown spirit Gas, as sperm Oh Thistle pub.
said Csmriinc and Runners we're introduced into the
City of New Nors about year since, AMI have been
adopted u a me principal Hotels fnnuuE Offices, stores,
any other article heretofore kuswn.
Upwards Of Ten Thousand of Them In In tho
tN supply OF ihc shove on. with several varieties Of
The Lsmps just ieeeivcand for ,se 6y lhe .gbss ribsr
IL VI. HONT& co. AFcnts In Richmond for ne
lJ' sale of Dscons Mechanical lamps have very
prccshs purchaser thereby saving expenses Of tsns.
CoIiauon, exchange, &C They are aiaptei ~ uocls,
Churches anil a puhic buildings o. wea ior the drew.
The annexed arcls IN relation 10 them s from tho New
Nork Times and Evening" star Of @ith November our
enarss The other lay, in relation tothc New York cioy
Library. We mentioned thgi The rooms well lighted
cal ismps ls as1 the AsJ House They are truly 90
elegant article, aud possess advantages al other
tctiponso hEh PARTICULARLY for drawing rooms reading.
fgos &C ior witch purposes they are generally used n
an elegant eSabshmsnsin Pans where steady uniform
hEhl, that produces no smoke, desirable,
We have doubt they Will entirely taks the place Of The
common ,sira and other lamps from which only about
ono third the hgh u produced with me crusump
ton oi on therefore he point ul economy alone hey are
particu lariy defira5lc"
Frosi tts Nfts Yrrt Hfrnh
MECHANICAL LANrs-This BE- an elegant and valuable,
stuee V y more economical sheis betcr hshi, snd
altogether s ented Ereser patronage isn say other
now b. adapted az public buildings a. well he
The drawing. room aud the ratlor.
evening " now q co
NEW ESTABLISHMENT
TE subscribers arc rcccng their supply Of Groc cries.
Il and are prepared 70 sell surar loSf snd Rrown
Coffee, Tea Candics sperm and Hus Patent, SOAP, IA
con, MoAsseS Cheese, Pepper, Ginger, AsPee &C. &C
&C. Of various qualities, prccs a. low any other
abb shuieni the City. They ask eau rom uef friends
and the pubic.
sToRAcE.
They take the bulk Of 50o bblsin Gre proof wsre
houss, Of easy access uPos The AIRES terms -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08

NOTICE TO TOBACCONlsTs.
THE subscribers have purchased Of Mr. John -.
his entire Patent Right for Tin Boxes, Tor prsn
nuiastuTsd Tobacco. We therefore forbid all persons
usng them unless purchaseiof us-whIeh will
10 ORDER and reasonable Tn, stoso Crate
and Sheet Iron Mandatory few doors below the Bel
Tavern. AZ e. u. WELLER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08
O. X.


(thLL and buy OF ]. Pease sons, clarified Es
~ senec of Hourhound Candy. renowned In New
York, duri"r the year, Tor curing coughs colds
boar eness, whooping cough, Group. &c.
HILL Il DABNEY,
above he Columbian.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08

Several Hundred Sacred Songs arranged Piano
Forte.
The Music will be disposed Of good terms any
Estabishmenti In this Stale je2i
fl'hE subscriber respectfully announces TO hts frends
and the public generally, that he hand and will
continue 10 keep slage and SPLENDID assortment Paper
MISUNDERSTANDING uf Gilt, Velvet Tapestry, FrescO
plain and common Papers, with Borders 10 match-a OF
which he wall put up in the manner, town and
country
Also, eurled hair and Shuck Mattresses Feather Beds
made of the best purified Fcahers-cmbracing every ar
ticle in his line All orders thankfully received, and
cuted at the shortest notice aud IN the best manner.
WILLIAM BOOTH,
Square below the Banks, on The opposite side.
=. s-Oi tlrasses sofas aud Chairs old Pea
Their Beds renovated, ami made . now.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08

Very strong kip psEged DO very good.
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
1000 pair, Of al cuts and qualities.
COARSE SHOES FOR MEN.
Meas heavy scSed ant pegzed Brogans large Sizes
msnutacturcdiu Richnond-aaI very superior
Boys coarse sewed and pcgscd Brogaus very strong
The above Is but small detail Of my present stock ;
which will be sold al the lowest prices for cash
tual customers only. SAMUEL PJTNEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08
DINING WARE-
HANK HOOKS,

BLANK BOOKS,
~ GILLS B0oksiors, doors above ne Bell Tausrn
IlAh HOOKS :. LctIfrs, Journals. Record Books. &c
- In iul Bn1EE bali bound books Of every variety;
guirc and COPY n0nks Bsnk aud Memorandum Books
Shcrd's bnoks Bill Books, a c &C. All which have bad
made 20 order in Norhern Nanufac'ory via warrant
them 10 BE- a. well made similar books made IN this city
tnd they have been mate 90 the Nouh, where work
much cheaper, can sell them lower than Books r,ade
"a ~ JOSEPH GILL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08

NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
GEO. A KEEN a co. have liely received, and are
VI oPenin=, large and well selected OF
ready made Clothing consisting OF almost article be-
longing to renileman's wardrobe; which they will sell
for cash. Is per deduction from former prices
Tho proof be furnished ny calling their store on
Main street. merit door below Gay a Bentleyis.
GEO. A. KEEN & co.
BEAVER FRoCR AND BIG COATS
wehave fun supply and eoning-priees from els
TO s25-warranicd well msds
CAssIMERE PANTs-Fine for sl0; medium
do 81
yESTs-Every desc riptlon OF Vest, from s2to sc
COLLARS, BOSOms, STOCKS-The largest
and most fashionable assortment offered In Rich
nond; together with complete nasorfEg-st OF Cloves,
susPendeTs Hose Pocket Hdkfs, Buck shirts and Draw
and great many articles numerous
All of which determined sell prices less than
can be purchased in the city.
a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08

lust received splendid assortment of beautiful Hats Of
the latest fashions, consisting, Ia part Of finest beavers
nutrias, Russia rabbits, and brush Hats OF tho greatest
variety hne Cdis'HsTe Hats new and much admired
article.
Also, few extra hne Moleskn Plush Hats all Z
which made 10 order expressly for my retail sales
and Offered To customers snd the public such prices
cannot fhl 10 give entire Satisfaction
deg ELISHA sHEPPRRsoN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08
LYELL, JOHNSTON g. LYELL

LYELL. JOHNSTON g. LYELL,
Al James hchiidoeS Old Stand, Richmond Virginia.
ATHoLEsAI.E AND RETAIL DEALERS ia Drugs,
w Medicines Chemicals, Dye Woods, Painters ATtf
eies, Oils Window Glass, Glassware &C., which they
will sell on lib. raj terms.
kutmegs, Mace, Indigo Snuf, Maceaboy, Lo fril.
CASTLE soap, Cloves, laId's, Scotch, do.
Cinnamon, Cayenne Pepper Lamp Black. Black Lead
CoPpeTax, Rotten Stone Staughton . Bitters, Chalk
Pot and Pearl Ashes, Starch Sup csrb. Soda, Putty
LquoTiee Ball, Logwood, seidlitz Powders soda TO-
saIeralus, Fig blue, Alum Yeast Powders, Alcohol
Powdered Ginger and Root Castor Oil, in bottles
White Lead, dry aud in oil EPSON salts Flour Sulphur
JaIAaica Ginger SaltpeTs lux, in bottles Birthstone
Oil Peppermint, md othsr Lncifer Matches
essential otis British Lustrs
Isinslass Russia Olive OIL in baskets and
Sponge, coarse and fine barrels
Soda for washing
OII.S-Wnter strained sperm; Fall do; IinseeJ Meats
loot, Spirits Turpeniinc.
MISCELLANEOUS AR1ICLES-Surgicsl Instruments,
neets, Eyanss best own importation. and warrant
sd genuine ApOecares and confectionery Glass Fur.
1ture assorted OF all descriptions; Walls Bottles
&C; Periumery Sosps, Tooth brushes, Powders, &c.
Paints dry and ground In OIL OILS Window Glars Brushes
Colors, aud Painers' Articles
FAMILY AND PATENT MEDl lNEs-Physicians and
Country Merchants select Co.. from large and
good an assortment be fOunn any other Store In
he Sates. Virginia.
10 The most prompt attention paid 10 packing and
shipping orders NH ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08

MgoHANIoaL LaSrS-This Is an elegant and valuable
sttclc u is more economical shcis bettcr hghi, and
altogether s ented o. greater patronage sn say other
now In Il Be- adapted % al public buildings es well ss
The drawing room aud tho patloI.
The abyve Tampa can be seen burning oace every
evaninr n HOVT co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08

They can take the bulk Of 5o0 bbsln Gre proof wsre.
an sRETTER PEAKE
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-28
"Cash Store. /"

an and after the first day of September, we
.Ointend to close Books and commence tho
cash System and we shall therefore put the Price
of our Goods down 10 per cent it will be fine
chance for those that have the 'tI1IiiILO" to buy
cheap, as we have a large assortment of Goods of
all descriptions on hand, Sugar at st Indigo,
first quality, So 90; superior Rio coffee Is cts;
Molasses 40 cts; Hardware of all kinds and
cheap; Queensware at Cincinnati Prices; Dry
Goods as low as any other merchant in the coun-
ty.
Wanted Immediately, 200 Bushels Flaxseed,
for which we win pay theihighest market price in
goods. We will also pay 33B per lbs for Feath-
ers and all other kinds of Produce will be taken.
And to those who Know the7 notes or Book
accounts to be ''due," by coming forward before
the first day of October, and equaring off, we
will allow liberal discount on the same; but to
all those who hold back until after the First day
of October, we say to them that they may fool
out for ''CoLd Squalls" about that time.
NOWLAND & SNEDlKER!
Russelville. Aug, l6, 1S4l,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-28

is hereby given, that petition will be pre-!
scented to the next Legislature of the State of
Ohio--praying for an extension of the charter
of the corporation of the town of Higgnsport, /,
Brown county, Ohio. The extension prayed
for s-that all additions made to said town
since its incorporation--the burying Ground and
Donation gIound made to said town by the orig
ina proprietor may be within the Incorporation.
For which purpose il is asked thst SO much as is
included within the following bounds, be Icor-
porated as the town of Higginsport, with all
additions which shall hereafter be made to said
Town. Beginning at the mouth OF White Oak
creek; running thence due north TO the State
road leading from Higginsport to Georgetown; /;
thence S. W. with said road so as to include the
dwellings of Jesse Jones and Benjamin Stewart,
to the north line of the town of Higginsport as
it stands recorded upon the plat of said Town I;
thence w. with said north line of said town to
Locey's Run; thence south with said Run to the
Ohio River; thence east with said River to the
place of beginning,
MANY PETITIONERS.
Hlgginsport, Sept 2Sth, lS4I.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-28
sHERIFF'S SALE.

.Y virtue of 3 writs Of 5enditiopi e9-
I'D ponas, 10 me directed by the Court
of Common Pleas within and for Brown
county, Ohio, | will offer for sale, at the
front door of the Courthouse in George
town, on Saturday, the 29th day of Jan
uary, IS42, between the hours of 10 and
A o'clock on said day, the following real
estate, TO wit: All that tract or parcel
of land lying and being in the County of
Brown and State of Ohio, on Straight
creek, being part Of John Crawford's sur
vey of 1000 acres, No. 664, and bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at
two sugartrees, Zone of which is blown
down) and small buckeye, near branch,
corner to Abbott; thence north, 90 de-
grees east, S9l poles, crossing run al
80 poles, 10 a stone; thence north, IL
degrees west, Is poles TO stone in the
edge of the run; thence south, 90 de-
grees west, Ala poles to a stake near al
oak in Welchos line; thence south, q
degrees east, ia poles to the beginning
containing four and half acres, bo tht
same more or less
Also, the following real estate, TO wit
"Being the south west c)rner1Of out 10
No. lao. Beginning at the crossing q
North Street and Pleasant: thence run
ming with North Street on the north sid
thereof, east 6 poles; thence north 5 pole
to the beginning; making in all thirt
square poles, and known by lis numbe
: eight, oui Of out lot No. 14O, N. George
town."
To be sold as the property Of Mordic
: Levi, at the suits of A. G. Stewart, Hansc
, l.. Penn, and D.J. Stewart, for the use
J James Givens, against said Mordicai Lev
, Terms, cash in hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sh'frB. G. o.
| Sheritf's Office, Dec. 18th, lS4i.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-28

ocratic bv Mr.. Jefferson. The great d.
vidinp questions were the Bank and the
British Treaty. Mr.. Madison, 1t Is Wen
known, sided with Mr.. Jefferson ana !he
Democratic party. Yet though dIheIlng
in politics, he ever retained unimpalred
his high regard and respect for General
Wasbinoto9 and for Col. Hamilton.
In 1894, Mr.. Madison married Mrs.
Todd. the widow of a respectable law
yer at Philadelphia lady of Virginia
nareniage, of most amiable disposition,
engaging manners, remarkable personal
attractions, and throughout long life, a
constant and devoted wife. She is still
living.
The celebrated resolutions OF l79S,
passed by the Legislature of Virginia,
against the Alien and Sedtion laws,
we're composed by Mr.. Madison. In
1899, he was elected a member of the
Assembly, and in that year drew up his
celebrated "Report' vindictatory Of the
resolutions Of the preceding yeat. 1t is q
document for clear order and vigorous
reasoning unsurpassed in American
State papers.
In 1901, Mr. Madison was appointed
one of the Virginia electors of Presiden
and Vice President, and, together will
his associates, voted for Thomas Jelter
son and Aaron Burr.
Upon Mr.. Jetferson's succee ding f
the Presidency, he appointed Mr.. Madison
his Secretary Of State, in which office HI
continued during Mr.. Jeffersons term o
eight years.
In 1909, on the retirement Of MI
Jefferson, Mr.. Madison was elected Pres
dent. In June, 1912, war was declare'
by the United States against Great Brit
ain. mir. Madison was reelected, an
held the chief magistracy eight years.
At the age Of about sixty.six he retire,
from public life. and passed the create
portion Of the remainder of his life in tn
shades of Montpelier. In 1929, he wa
a member of the State Convention o
Virginia, held al Richmond, to amend tn
Constitution. He was a visiter of lh
University, and, after Mr.. Jefferson
death, rector.
His farm, books, friends and corespor
; dence occupied the twenty years Of hi
retirement.
lie died June 2sth, 1896, being u
wards ofs5 years of age. His death W
announced to Congress by Preside
> Jackson.
:, Mr.. Madison passing through eve
! eminent station, filled all with dist
' guished honor to himself, and benefit
= the country. As wIirer, debater, stat'
man and patriot, he held the first raj
and his name goes down TO posterity o
of the brightest that adorns the State
his nativity.
. Petersburg (Ta) Sta tcSman.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-28
DR.. Geo. B. Bailey

:" ILL continue to practice in the various
w departments of his profession.
Office on the public square east If the eourt-
house.
Calls at night may be mado at his dwelling,
near the Methodist church.
N. b. Those indebted to him, either by note
or book account, will find it to their interest to
call and pay, or give their notes, as his obliga-
tions to his creditors require speedy settlement.
To extend further indulgence on long standing
accounts, wiilputit out Of his power to meethls
liabilities. He trusts, thefefore,' that no one
coRleernedwillfefuse to comply with this reason
able request.
Georgetown, O., Oct. Goth, ls4O.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-28
WHIG CANDIDATES.

Some of the Wings seem 10 be grow
ing warm on tho question who shall have
the honor of being defeated, as "a candi-
date for the Presidency, by the Democra-
tic party. Shall it be Clay, Webster, or
Scott2 Mr.. Clay has had the honor OF
a defeat so often that it is hardly worth
having az ain: and Mr.. Webster too we
think was once called candidate. Gen.
eral Scott would therefore seem to be the
man entitled 10 it in turn. The Wash.
ingtOn correspondent Of the United States
Gazette, however, seems to object To
this. lie treats the General with great
irreverence as will be seen by the follow
ing extracts;
"The rival claims Of the two grea
leaders Of tho Wing party, Henry Cla,
and Daniel Webster, will afford mucl
opportunity for private caucussing amont
tn the members, and public discussion il
the newspapers, As
for General Scott, and his Especial cred
il" ho will have a small regiment, "arm-
ed and equipped as the law Directs"
ready to fall into the ranks of the main
army, when the tug of political war be-.
gins, and he will find himself in posses
sion of the same feelings of disappoint-
ment as may bo supposed to have filled
the breast of the Yankee urchin, who,
when his father was elected "Caplain of
the Trainers," big with Importance, ask
ed his mother, "Mammy, aint we all cap
tains now2" and received for answer
"No, you fool, there's nobody captain
but your father and myself"
This is bitter language for the Goner.
al and his adherents tc swallow Will
they swallow it2 Thaddeus Stevens SAYS
they will not. He declares that the
Wings are ga whppable commodity" aud
that they must be whipped into the sup
pert of such man as the antimasons de-
sire, and that man is Gen. Scott.
We shall see, ere long, which is the
sterner stuff We have already advised
the Clay men not to be too severe on the
General, lest they should be compelled
by Thaddeus g. Go. to eat their words
after.-PennSytUGnian.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-28
Land For Sale.

WILL sell, on moderate terms, the follow
ing lands in Brown County, viz: $50 acres
in Survey No. 3625 on Barnes' Run, miles
:. j., from Williamsburg, abOut70 acres improv-
ed; inquire of Lewis Fry on the survey.-Also,
440 acres in survey No. 3347 on Barnes Run "
Clover Lick; inquire Of Col. Jas. Redman:-.
500 acres in Martins survey No. 47o5 on q D
mile creeks, adjoining Hawthorns and Patten I'm IN
Sterling township; enquire of Hawthorn
acres East of Martins survey and aololning
lands of A. S. Donham on mile creek; inquire
of Hawthorn .-32O acres in Eagle township leg
mile from the Ripley and Hillsborough turnpike;
nouire Of Col. ]. d. White, Georgetown.-lO6
acIos miles South Of Mowrytown, adjoining
n WinkIe-l79 acres in survey No. 1856, l-2
rans from aSardnia--40O acres in Clermont
onnntv. part improved, near Woodville; in
oUG oU;.. ~ Bobbs, Woodville.--2s0 acres in
u~s ~ rvsv No. 1888, and l62 acres in No. 1887,
III S,n;Ie north Of ofDickeG's tavern, ,Clsrmont Co..
nn ne now turnpike from Cincinnati to Hillsbor
oouSh M !. juauire Of John Hill, Batavia. These
lands are subdivided into Lots to suit purcha.
sers.-Letters addressed 10 me at Newport, Ky,
will be attended to. ti''
JAMES TAYLOR, il.
Newport, KY, Sept 90, ls4l.--2m.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-28
New Ferry,

HNlIE undersigned has opened New Ferry
Il across the Ohio river at HigginspOrt, and
is now prepared to attend promptly to all calls
from either side of the river. Having purchased
the horse boat formerly used at Boude's Ferry, he
is prepared to accommodate travellers, and all
Others who may call upon him, with safety and
despatch. The road on the Kentucky side FROM
Higginsport to Augusta is good, and first rate
bridge is erected over Bracken Creek. He will
also attend TO the Ferry across the mouth OF
! WhiteOak Creek. URIUS MARTIN.
May 10, l641.