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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27

oc Us " doors below ih Bell
WINTER UNDER SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS.
MEMS saNony Wool, Patent Mor1o, Scotch Narn.
VI end spun six under shir,s lud Drawers, comprising
nperoT to- sySry fcspss ra sh Ss 6, n
the attention Of ms customers AMI families.
Rs5s Cotton iSse is IL 6d s. i Si a ,a dnor
Black Ribbed 60, is isI. o. - 81, b
Slate do, mom Sand upwuds
Biaek wSGrs'cd. rs Cd, %. g 3d. e
boys Nnci Wool Hose and Half Hose all sizes
Mems Cotton woocn land Ncrno Hes agG bl1iIIcse
BUCIN WHEAT BACON,&c.
a tEW wholr nal aus quarter bible mountain Buck
ALSO,
1900 pounds MidHuE aud Shoulder Bacon, at {, 8 and
90 superior Family Hams
Daily expected,
S@ksS' very beg Goshen hl,cr pot w 70 order sE'
Ing supplied early with this article requested % call
no3 GRE1TER & PEAEE
UONNETs AND FLOWERS
lust received new and handsome assortment Of Bon.
Assorted Nuuus' Honuets ls6i, 2sSiJs
MIssss mist straw do 1891
Ladies' U'li straw Do 81
Misses AMI Ladies' Lrghorn Io, al, sizes prices
B1uncs, F.owcrs spusr, and Wtcilhs, various kinds
new and iashiouahc-at . ,............
nova New anil cheap Cash Dry Goods store.
SECOND SUPPLY.
OPENING this morning second supply NJ Staple and
~ Fancy Dry Guula, among them
Black and Mode colurri Mnus.ina, all wool
cases Rich printed, from ~ tI the finest Imported
. case Tsghnuaa, a beautiful article Tor dresses
Rob ufocha AMI Chul silks entirely new
Rich Tong Fcarfa, wHifrl DO DO
D. Dtoebn aus Enbro.dcd Cashmere sh,wls
ID CHINA and Figured sir 40
Rich nIuc Black siiks, striped and Wactcd
Do Plaid silks
The above win large anil well selected stock Of staple
and faucy drS goods. will hc found rhCapat
Un2 fR0ItW. NNOUkH WVU1OMfa
NNmAPPING PAPEtt-t,p rgams Wrapping
w Paper Of different sizes and ofrond quality for sale
at low prices. JAMES StLER a ron,
Agents Franklin Manufacturing Co.
The tomrany have now got their Machine Tor making
Wrapping Paper To- the ful tide of successful operation,
tud solicit orders fom merchants and others wanting
pcrior article anl az low price.
We have IN sore, Wrapping Paper mado OF hemp, very
strong aud nt bcauiu texture; alEn AT varieties u VII
Ting Papers which, in quality, will compare with Northern
manufacture, and will be sold AZ low prices Call ana or
anime ior yourselves.
no JAMES sIZER 4 SON.
nAmAGED sOLE LEATHER-6OO sides low
- priccd-iuT sale ~
oc rs VEIN, BOOKER 4 HAMILTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27
NEW OONEEcrIoNAIiY EsTA BLIsH-

MEST
I w. LAMBERT, tsuccrssnr % T. Noel. az the old
- stani formerly occupied 10y Giles PicuD would re
specially Inform his friends and the public generally that
having purchased The sock va trae of Noel. he will
continue 10 keep supply OF fresh articles in hs line.
which ls viii sell wholesale retail on reasonable
cruis. The stock band consists Cauiics, Cakes,
Cori.als, Vines &c with variety OF Toys for Children
and Fancy Articles.
Having gone 90 considerable expense 10 rchttng and
improving the appearance of the store, he Lopes he
viii NOT be forgotten 10y las friends, whose ayoIs he
specially asks aul2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27

LARGE ami beautiful srrtment Of Lace Goods, ius;
n opened and i1I sal, cheap as follows. Viz
Botbucu Ei=ngs aud luslrtnEs, & Gt ~ and I2lc,
ana finer
Ls,c Edsinss nilnserrin-s, aifI, 10 and y!
DO laces l@i, Is, Is 81
Thread EtEings. S, l2A
DO lRcrs. 3s. 81 d. s. O.
White BCbbGeu Lace. p g. s. p 90
star amt SpoUci Nets fHI CAPS, l2l. H. 81
Black aui White IL Thule Tor Wells
Black Lace Wells, 81 -, ~, 3DH sc.
For sale chcapH CUNNINGHAH'S
- u - D 49, - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27
a REMEDY FOR HRUSH-CASKER
AND NURSING SnkE MOITM

THOUSANDS both young and Old, but specially mothers
L and Infants are every consigned the by
tue above Stubborn diseases The misunderstanding aud g
noancc oi most pracring Ihy regard this
scase ani the consequent uncertainty Of from EhCIr
prescriptions IS subject 90 common remark among all
hose Who have suffered from the disease, who have
Witnessed the sutcTugs OF others.
HheTelore gives u, much pleasure 10 be able 10 offer
10 THIS class OF sufferers remedy; which has
Eersr yaea IN single instance, in the aggravated
cases ui t' disease; where ihc mother child
have been externally with Cauker sores over the
whole body, well az internally
Many are the cures We have witnessed performed hy
these medicines, IN the worst Of Thrush CasLs-
and NtTsiHg Sore Noun, even where the patient hal
nceu gwen over by number OF the most talented phYs
We present this compound thus confidently, because We
know d Is oniy 10 be Iesiei 10 be appreciated
Oc2> ly For sale 10y A G.. STEVENS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27

BUCK WHEAT.
halves, quartefssnd = iahts,
John stull, for sale low 10
WILLIAMS a HAxALL,
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able to w Reese are numbered correctly,
D.,L,. N; ,r,nuI,fi

hafaytte Bank, Ci!e'anGti'
los spons Tthey may be detected BY oOsev s hal the
couerfe has for vguelte. view Of the ocean, aud an
Eagle resting upn SHE'LL bearing the American Standard
stealnboatip the distance 80. ~.
Mias.i Exporting company Ctaemnah, OAio.
5Os old oate eer nj dated 4lh November, 1872 payable
TO Hart; O Spencer Casls Martin Baum Pre1ident Fill
iugup and signatures engraved
ONO Life lns and Trust Co.. Cincinnati.
ga letter pay to Lane dated November g. 1885, other va
rious dates, signed Perkins Cashier W Williams
President PAPER himsy engraving bad and detective sg,
natures and 6ing up badly done and all in the same hand
Urbana Banking Company.
ss let A, PAYABLE to Ward, June 3D. l83S-W Ranham'
Cashier Jon James Pres, Vignettea female hgne' Win
one arm reclining on an eagle, Light appearance
IS let A dated June 3, 1885, o,
los old pIote, dated August Sd, 1923
Nv Western Reserve Bank.
3s July 16, 1S307 ,,, ,ooo ...
80 paw to VIM Williams dated May 4 1850
Is badly eyeceted they oneeghlh OF an Inch shorter
than than the genuine uotes-Reed eusaver dated Janu
ary z, 1895 - ,.,.,,,. ,ooo m
craving very faint i,,, h ,,r,
.Veslern Reserve Bauk being on the lett, ana ohlo on
the right hand margin; the genuine notes they are the
revprse. ..
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-YOLUME qWENTY-THREE.
GODEY'S EADX'S BOOK
LADIES' AMERICAN MAGAZINE.

MFRS. s. j. HALE and Mrs LYDIA H. slGou M hNEl Hu
IVA TORS Miss L. Leslie, contributor to each number:
The pesen veunie commences with two Steel EDgraVhgs
by L. DickSunday Morning, and the sale oil the Fe' Da
Also, n beautiful colored Fashion PIale .,,
This is outlay for Embellishments unprecedented ID 'I %
or anv other country The great beauty of the pictures w
give pleasure every lover of the beautiful, ana II s az
yays be our aim to procure such subjects for the ensaVer as
will even without poecal Illustration, tell their own
tale While thus giving attention to that which peases the
eve we will show that equal attention has been PAID 10 c"eI
ing for the mind Mrs l.. H. Sgourney, who has latey re-
turned from Europe has made such arrangements as WIN
ensure us supply Of articles from tile best temae "i.s'
of England Mary Russell Milford, Mrs. s. O. Hail. ana MA
ria Edgewort their contributions to an American Periou
cal viii each contribute to the Ladies American AaeaAe'
from :le last we have articles on hand,
The Hon Mrs. Norton will also be contrlUuor'
While from abroad we receiving such assistance us
will crye TO make an agreeable variety must not forget
TO mention that we are now publishing article from an ell
nent writer of country-Ltle things no lrnes-
The author of closing and Winning, and accessibility:
This tale we are certain will great sensesation as
did the publishing of "Losing and Winning winch was pun
shed in half the papers of our country, .. ,-..,
Let Il not be forgotten that Miss Leslie contributes 10 inc
Ladys Book only. No other Magazine has articles ito
her pen.ssl She commences in this No. anoihef Oh 0e
graphc sketches that give much pleasure 10 our readers
.LEONILLA LYNMORE."
While paying proper tribute to the great talents OF the
English Ladies' previously mentioned, be 1t remembered la'
VIC have our own Hale, sigouney, Leslie, Parsons, Enbury,
en;z and hest OF Others to mention which we have nell
ter time nor space.
GODEYS LADY'S BOOK
Has becn favored from TIE first, with list OF writers that no
other Magazine can eua II has aso what cannot be SAID
Of any oIcr publication,
EXCLUSIVE CONTRIBUTORS.
The list of subscribers Is larger than any monthly publlca
ton in this Or perhaps any ether country.
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eiye strict attention. shall be the effort Of e edors
embrace this department such seieeIious OF e noang
orulure Of the day. may especial manner suited to
the instruction and amusement of the female sex, ana 10 COM
biue tie fashionable with the truly useful aud good
Such things may suit that important large class OF our
subscribers,
m not be overlooked In Etay much possible.
the audabe desire of our readers portion of attention
viii be devoted 10 tie collection aud diffusion of such news as
may seem IMPORTANT TO AGRtCULTURALlSTS and
population resident without The confines OF our great ceS
The of the markets aud tile fluctuations III Inc 2rces
will he regularly aud what is of more moment correctly given
We determined outset that while tie paper eonIneed
under control, it should be strictly,
NEUTRAL IN POLITICS. 81
and tha, as news and literary journalists had nOhingto
do with the natter this determination has been strictly aud
rgidly adhered TO- and while shall continue to give our
readers such public documents may be deemed of Interest
to ALL such history of the progress of political evens
as are strictly Keeping with duty and the character of
the paper we shall udously and thoroughly avoid any
tamnation of parlizan politics.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MAMMOTH.
ENLARGEMENT OF THE
SATURDAY EVENING POST.

new volume OF this well established and highly popular
family newspaper, and improved, with
entirely commenced May lst l84l The paper is
printed in beautiful type and has received the praise Of many
editors of TASTE e handomest family newspaper the
Union" Our eor have beeen directed the combining Of
beauty and simplicity with utility and taste. The Post print
ed on stout white paper rendering and durable for filing.
1t issued at the old established rate of two dollars per
CASH or THREE in not paid in advance and may be
truly said, now that il is enlarged 10 be the,
.. LARGEST, PAPER IN THE COUNTRY
nj the pce Is Sold 1t has all the MERITS md iof the
defects of the large papers Of the day for while the earliest
literary matter may be found in It's columns judcous COM
palion of domestic and foreign with the usual variety
of wit and sentiment will render better family paper The
propreors make flourish of trumpe about the size and
cheapnes Of the paper or the frmbass upon which the GOLD
PosT stands 1t not necessary has borne the battle ana
the the last TWENTY ONE YEARS. anu hds eeu anu
buried all kinds of opponents.
THE MODE OF CONDUCTING TT.
the propeors having for long time deprecated the floods
of foreign literature indiscrmnatey repubshed In this cou
try have determined, without altogether nesecnns ts ned
select nothing the choicest tales and sketches from The
English periodicals. and they have made arrangements by
which they can furnish these their subscribers in advance of
every coempoay The editors will also keep az eye TO the
best American tales afoat giving always he preference to
writers of their country We shall still continue the
plan of giving original stories from popular American writers
The well known AuthoTof Cruzing in the last War; OPEN
ed the volume with the first of NEW sERiEs oi uirInI nau'
cal tales In addition to the old number oil new contributors
will enrich It's columns with choice and entertaining original
articles. In order that the SATUkDAI GVENlNS fosl
may maintain its high position as the
FIRST FAMILY NEWSPAPER
in tie United States arrangements have been made for reg
uIar supPyy Of choice and entertaining I
q. ORIGINAL TALES,
historical sketches peery &c. We have heen publishing for
months past an unbroken series of choice original stories
which have been procured great cost and have been widely
copied and read These we shall continue.
n- THE NEWS DEPARTMENT.
While il Shall he the care Of the propreors TO preserve for
the paper high LITERARY reputation the great desdeoium
fora family newspaper carefully selected news department.
shall not be made second in Interest or Importance Wne
every thing Of that passing either in this country or IN
due regard shall bo paid 10 the character Of the natter
that the paper may be with safety and prOpriety introduced
aud read In the family circIe.s RH IS
THE LADIES DEPARTMENT. 7. Va )
wis he preserved shall tc choice and select and shall re
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
.SaAAMA....

n OSEPH W. NEWBURGH, would res
% pecl(uIly inform his old friends and the
public in general, that he carries on the above
business in all its various branches, one
door East of ]. ]. Smiths Store, wbere,he
may at all times be fonnd TO attend TO all
work intrusted 10 him. He Aatters himself
il will be done as durable, neat and fash-
ionable as il can be done in the country, He
intends at all times to keep in his employ
good competent workmen, and his means to
receive the Fashions is amply provided for
To accommodate his frieLds in the .coun-
try, he will take nearly all kinds Of county
produce. It.
Dover June II. lS4l,
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NOTICE.

TIENRY BRAND, whose place OF fresNieuce Is up-
IN known is hereby notiaed that on the 9Th day Of
luoe. lelI, Robert Noisinser hed ID the Oourt oI
glnm,nnn Pleas Of Tustarswas County, sud State OF
Ohio bill showing aud setting forth an agreement in
,vrnr executed 10y the said Henry Band and The said
Rhsri NosiBseF, IN which said INCREMENT tie SAID
Harry Brand bound hriself to execule deed ice OF
eli incnmbrances for eighty OF land descrb>
cd therein as the west half Of the North east quarter of
sectlnn number four, mwnshp numher seven, and
range number four, when the said Robert NoGsinger
should have paid, the aulouRl Ot the purchase money
pIrsl,at TO the gTms U sad agreemGnt and fully com
uied with the conditions aud stpulatuas dOne aud
performed By him. pursuant to be SANTA copy cf
which said written agreement is iie wish sail
sl in said Court; sand bill uther charges nnd shows,
that the said Robert Nu,siagur has paid HE full amount
of the purchase money for said land pursuant to tho
requirements of said agreement and in every respect
fully compiled with all and singular tie conditions and
stipuauons therein contained TO be done aud perform
ed by him ,-and that the said Henry Brandt has failed
10 execute deed pursuant to his SAID agreement, the
object and prayer Of said bill is TO OBTAIN from said
court decree that the said Henry Brandt specifically
perform his said agreement that such other and fr<
the relief may be decreed good conscience aud equi
~ may require and the said Henry Brandt is hereby
further notified that unless he appear and plead answer
or demur TO the said Dill within sixty days after tha
next term of said court the said Robert Nosge at the
term nsxt after tho expiration OF the said sixty days viii
apply 10 said court to take the matters Of said bill as
confessed and decree thereon accordingly,
I. ID. LEONARD.
Sol. for complainant
July z, l64l. 20 6w.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-22
OHIO GROCERY
z Z v | Y L ID

gHy HoMAS DAVIS has opened Grocery Store,
in the building formerly oocupsd by W. II.
Moore, two doors North Of tie New York
Store, whe he will keep hanjI general assortment
Of GROCERIES, among which may he found the fol"
luwing: Coffee Tea, Chocolate, Sugar, EloIassea,
Brandy, Maderiu Port Muscat and Malaga WINES,
Allspice. Ginger, Sperm and 'ltIow Candies, Spas
ish and Common Cigars, Blacking, loI; Tobacco OF
different kinds, &c.
ALSO-A general assortment of Con!octonaries,
nuts, C2OGKERY WARE, &C., together with ca-
rious other articles, all Of which he viii sell low 70
Cash or any kind of country produce,
New philaeelphil, May ia. 1871. IS ly
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LIST OF LETTERS,

LIST OF LETTERS,
I'd EMAINING in he Post Office AT ShGGesviIle quar-
RIG ter ending Sch June, loil.
Natfrn Gaiinger ArchboId Armstrong
William Swift George Baker
Henry lIamberger Levi Shrock
Frederick Krestrck William Chick
G S,eess Samuel Walhrk
Willis Bretter Henry HarmOR
David B Sherrot Peter BqrnG
IL Waiter Kraz
Israel Fisher William i.aIhonse
Solomon Barks Joseph Madison.
John Knight Jacob AlishIer
Eve johnson Nicholas SmGh
HENRY REAM, p. ",
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a. ANEW VOLUME,
IN SPLENDID STYLE.
xTTT.y 1921.

GO1AGg Ao1As
GRAHAWS LADYS AND GENTLEMAN'S
MAGAZINE. -...
The great increase subscription list of this highly pop
uar Magazine uhe edition having more than doubled IN less
than monts induces the proprietor to commence new
volume with the July number 1t will be issued in the most
attractive style, with the first Of new serles' OF
RICH ORIGINAL ENGRAVINGS,
got upn manner that shall upass any used in any othef
American Magazines In addition TO the fact that we employ
the talent the very best American artist in the engraving OF
the plates for this work, must be rememDercd the ost VI
the subjects selected are
ORIGINAL AMERICAN PICTURES,
which have never before engraved and consequently
the newest that can be brought before the public
Highly Coiored Fashions.
It must be remembered that the Fashion plates oths Nd.
azne the hest in coong and design that can be found in
any work published in this country in Europe. They
eng raved and Oored for this Magazine by the best ust
that country produce and drawn dpayS from the
latest designs from Paris and LondOn and consequently
ALWAYS be relied upon the prevailing style in the United
States the month in which they are issued We pay
for coong than any other publications. and always have tie
best.
The Contributors.
In addition 10 tie unusually fine array of original cortribu
tors which the Magazine has thus far boacd arrangements
have made with number of the day. that spice
and variety may be looked for in the literary department of the
volume.
SPORTS AND PAsTIMEs.
This interesting feature of the Magazine shall still be pre.
served important TO young sportsmen and in fact TO all
young or old, who delight in the sports of tile rod and the gum
Articles in this department shall be from acknowledged pens
and Of tile very best authority.
NEW TYPEAN PAPER.
The volume will be opened with and beautiful type,
cast expressly for the work. the mechanical execution shall be
of surprising neancss and tie printing upon the finest white
paper.
New and Popular Musiee
Tie choicest pieces Of and popular music for the Piano
forte and Guitar shall be selected for its pages and two
pages shall appear regularly each month"; In this way
subscribers i'll remote country towns can always have tile lat
est music low rates, almost as it is published.
TERMS CASE.
TheteIms SO tor single subscription, and in no case
will the price be abated, for IS free of post.
ee and discount, ALWAYS No subscriber reel
we'd in any without the money. THIS rule is imperiou
and will not he departed from.
Address postpaid, GEO, X. GRAHAM
s. w. corner Sd and Chestnut streets, PHILADELPHIA
Exchanges mill please Copy,
and send their paper hereafter, addressed to the Saturday
Evening Post, which will SAVE tile publisher
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List of K4etten's,


ND EMATNING in TIE Post office at Canal Dover,
RS Ohio, quarter ending June 80. lSdl.
Armstrong James Lewis Miss Soloms
Armstrong lane Louer Dlnis
Armstrong Mo,itia Lee l. !!
Beck Miss Sally Long jacob
o. Bttnars Chaf.olfg Moore john
Boyd Cornelius Megeman MI
BAR Benianin Muna Christian,
Branard Esq2 MonrOt N
Brewer Abiai Mcbride Geo r.
earns William McCuwn David ... Pei. ..
Cofin5ery ESQ sc Myers Miss Marann
Grassland Samuel Eloht Mrs 4 .
Dees jain NoneS Charles
Draper Shedracli Nodrow Michael
Day Norris Nhart Valentino
Dnges Miss Mary Otis Ezekiel
Diryar Jacob Parker Esq Robert
Ecker Thomas Packer Steven
Eass Mrs. Elizabeth Philips William
Ezekiel Mr. M Pclen John
Encls Lewis Shawver Samuel
Eousdain Jacob Swaney Mrs sc
Fnk Benjamin Shrivcr Henry
Pontzer Bazase. Sewers William
Grove Paul Sprankle J
Griffin Elizabeth Stouder Geo Do
Gedds Joseph Sawyer U
Gardner Reuben Tucker
Glib William Thomas Isaac
Hunter Mrs Mary Whaling Miss Ann,
Harmount Robert WIsher Jacob
Hamillton William Winnard James
Jacob Peter Welty Mrs. Ciarissa
Kendle Joseph Winders Jacob
Kenaday Samuel Whitacre Isaac
Knistrick John Wilson Charles
Kline Thomas Wardwell Geo.
Knisely Mosy Wlherow Mess. Bidey
John Michael Williams John
.Lesher Samuel Yoss Peter
y,54 Zeer Lewis
NJ COLLIER P. NJ.
sCanal Dover O., July'1, 184l. 24>4t
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