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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11
TRUST SALE.

EDV v.rr5f a decd or T.asi. executed n mo-
3 , hy = McCa-tcr, Trustee Tor Elzhath
VI .Hs,r. airing dafc the 1lIl day Of Oct.. RI.
... and .H-dCd In the C.. KS Office OF tH.
comfy "a. af Ohio county, Va, shall OIL ...
f.. .I. ylocu'gJ rest 40 tue front ..Hrut
Nd. .lr..Iuec 90 OBJ. slf county proceed J E..l
no. w.. Or of Lot 80 Do the end sgiIr. il
l. Iil lIr addition nj the city 81 Wheeling
TER $ OF SAILS muti.Of 10 Nasr
u.H. .i' o. required aInd 90 VII q. rI''I-
..F. ulg .nr .41IUsHI JI or dollars .r. E.-
rJ... Do IstI. with tHo rlrr,a.tl cr'oH ...
sHn october. t-lg. m.utIp'-d 100 tIH
u. r..t. fJscfbr. with tne uses Of s..., a..
Oh. .rIus.af trnru..h~ . Hf1rv 1f such rH.a
. sr-r sups az 10y bn rHrC.a1rv RI. .-f.s.
4. Ie snJsel1ant .'lhen'7 secured Dbl uF
f,rfrr.f tyr in3 property and f0 bear IIf.r.
s. i.,Tz - ,1sIoa bod Fgsa'f only 10 convoy
...ttlf is vested lI 10 under aaH gl.g -
10 DANIEL IAag.
ur Trustee.
- IHo above s1'r BE- postponed until Irr.r,.
lob Iay OF U.ce.-a.tIas... a.. 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

THE BOY is organized. The perry lines rr-r Of
course drawn from 'r frsL we indulge. however.
b. We aofe hal .be ereai Interests Of he State a
''. DO 'arrars.l 90 pluzl1 Gslar.
''.h hau.rs hats elected faJrsl oairsfs aaj
.'ai ices ar, appointed accordingly. james j
fe'sn y rr.7ser a' lHc senate. % J. s..aIa.ag Of
We have ult sIaoe 1day. De- remark
Nev. CO.. iu'- excellent m,rsec. but sbsl
NlsIs o. oary o. possible.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11
BY THIS NQRNING'S NAIL.
SATURDAY MORNING, O,C LOCK

hAiN--Ne rarely have as much rom IN the
'''ne umc as has iliien within The issi rs hour..
The uNsr s. oI course 'r good order.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

SATURDAY. DEcE1BEe Is, Istr

VIZ sgE NOTHING EoGE--Wg WILL Ac-
cEP- ggra'gc LESS THhN A REPRESENT A.
TO- fy PturravrpN I'd tyE ruPuLfTioN
That rove-urra, IS. 20 ought 60 bc. instituted
for ,Lc csr,'~-a benefit protection aud security Of
- re,,r ration. or community; Of all the variuns
rpodes an! forms Of government. that is best. which
l. enpabls Of producing me greatest degree Of hap
pia,v, anil safety. l1i IS most cd-c,u1liy occurred
o. mss tu- danger fma'-limnistratiou; and That.
when anv government shalt hc innnl inadequate ar
coui-1-y 10 these purposes, majority of the cou-
Inusify hsth an r.lubilable uua.icnabe, and indie
g0',5lo right o. reform. aites ot abolish o. IN such
manner NJ shall be lodged moi conducive 20 lie
public vcal-Tsrri.ia BIZ q Rights. adopted Jane
l2h. l776
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

We are indebted 20 friend Stnkcly. OF OHIO for
copies Of documents from Washington.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

IN oG,rt is made by the ST. Louis Gas Co,,,,,,
70 "'''re'" The notes Of rle Bank of Cairo. Tho
brokers ale buying them at per cent discount
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

We perceive by today mail thai Zoe CIpbe sod
Benton ore riding foIi 600 against the message We
pro therefore confirmed ia our regard Fru
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

\ WESTERN LOVE LEFTER-Did YOU ever
see regular genuine love letter. frum a western,
gHI-onc Who can run iasier ride harder. and lean
higher than amy OF our degenerate young men this
SIDE OF The AtcghenIcsf lyon never oujJycL that
ie'eiiy' read The following, orIt Is Vi ia, right
sort: 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

We have some important communications on
hand Which We shall publish soon as possible.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

DIED-oa The s'h inst Tnon,s GReEp iono,
70" o. 'a'n'' AID Louisa CULnERrsoS. osed eleven
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

The people OF Arkansas are trying for an cs,ru
session Of the Legislature.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11
AprIfhe 9th


lOOD-cishi hundred aud 30 nine.
ny Dtsr UaHTy-I embrace This o1nofhuniiy "a
!oi you kuough ns h"w am had a spell oflho arsur
and hope iheas few lines may Gud You enioyIru
lie same Gods BIcssIu, Why don't YOU only fiie /
s"caie line 10 tell suiT un Kihrun all about her
sweet Henry Oh my sweetheBry-ny turkle dove
ny pudgWg-my deer, deer henry how nv
poor sole Is longing Tor yOnr swcate voice. think
hear him singing yauky doodle as he kums from
MS plough now. Mary mendcn has got a hlhyl
On my henry do cum OIt and lets get mlrried-
% 40 mole al present, bat remlin your loving
kATNEUN An TLDEN
To my sweet henry.
=. S.--Pau sCkkuud
Jem Bllslee has raised house and Sally does
i've 80 snug bot sh. fits hIm sumtimcs when hes n
'ltie over My sweet henry let Us keep house. and
d you iuy me won't whip you indeed. nor j wont
look al nobody else, 50 | wont. daddy says as how
must get married hokas0 I've let II run ON To long
already. - no more al present k 1T
T.. S.--Puu third
ny pea Is Bud my ink is pale,
10y love 90 YOU shall never ille
Tor henry ismy own t5uc lDv.
my dear. my Duck. my TurhIo DIV.
90 no more 90 present X. a. THD-v
=. S.-N'y Beny-Molhcrs dcd uud Robert has
the fever.
80 10 moro AT present from your loving.
KArHHrN Ay
To my dear henry over The Nallygauics iu The
Pcuu'ilyCDny Slate
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

SCENE ~ AN EDIVORSS CHAMBER.
u wa, 90 Iho dus, %. mcInLchplv evening An
editor sIl-lg; u lac spacious hall of his fatl-rs-
not In Iie luxurious JO.ayir OF hs m.sress-n8r 30
ihe miuslrrls lr,ilised hoNcr--but alone, ~ h,,
dusty apauHonI Of ten feet by twelve Before him
"us crazy deal table scanuly covered with bazc.
irw OLD books and heaps oiuswsplpers ia around.
3Id JAS lubsiaui was NOT of pIFycllin, nor ebony,
HoT n gssiu-lUc bronze. but the socket end of a
chcmF1suc hpulc--lha generous wine had never
sias"ied on hisps. lie had quliled none OF ITS pear
j. inspiration. A long, narrow window, filed up
with Two rows OF lille smoked plnes stood h1,slcd
before him. from which a faded ch.nts curtain aluut.
cd .ziy In Tho dying air, like The dragged shr of
some 5.1wsy slatiem! A thread bare carpet. four
feet squire, was on the hoor--uud the dun walls
taiTy gaspcd ia their nskelaeS,sa here ami there
the eye rested Oh rude peHciliins-Hof The out
lines OF gu artist, nor diagrams Of n mathematical
Hrarn-hut the memorandum kept with his ,casl-
lr4uGE.-il.s weekly ledger There Is ~ poetry
lu saDa q schedule. Alas the poor scribe sadly as
hc needs change, he often looks serious OF the APP
NrIacu OF his Iuudress; sOnsiiWes, indeed. ho shuks
gni.i sac disappears
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

4 lOhiS rocks Geology. Chemistry. 'Iho,opli,
- new supply received rnl s5r lie by.
''0 JANIS 8 INGRAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

ELNhNlNEs-A superior '9,ol Rpdaer's pon
n Anl'es' Of the besl qsa'Iygnsl received and
dec IL JH'ESA. INGRAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

k 80 - hJi strained Honey. iuH received
n - ,la Tor sale 81 The family rrocCry Store Of
Ue' - J. y. ELLAiAKLR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

H AHD-lO kegs AID I Grkin Leaf Lard. f,..b
20 J''' received md Tor snle nj the Fnn,ily grl.
cry A'''' ~ acc II !. y. ELLHAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

uL"ERS MISCELLANiES. in . yIume..
81 Jpst received and Ter sale ID,
oec II ROBE d SlEPUTySON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

Ills m1.l had been rlnsackcd. There was nothing
o. rouse him up. The slogan cry Of triumph rang
In his epr 0u, 10 was the triumph Of his adver-urics
lis political combinations had dwarfcd away and
Har i0u.Hs Of his cychlu.c we're filled with attacks
upon h.s fame. Ills flmG his character; the sole
properly oi The poor editor writing for bread! Other
men, ul every Graf tuil l1g wealth aud honour-ihe
journalist alone strives, literally for food. No com
Portable home sioad-no broad spreading estate Is in
tie dim perspective for huH OF his! That first
sweet prayer winch we learn TO lisp on orr mothers
Eucc-"Gvc us this day our daily trend il truly his
prayer. and IS breaihcd every morning when rising
from bis sleep that sleep, o how seldom visited by
EimrF-s OF sIu-hne-aud dreams Of joy! An if the
world thought more of THIS. editor would be sell
dom attacked. a broad mantle Of charity would
cover his sins. As ihings now ran. how often Is be
Jue target ol every mans malice; the football Of
r.Jaid wit; Inc shallow paies giboi the rich mans
C1utumeIy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

Might drew on 0plce, aud the writer leaned his few
cred brow upoI his hand, let Ia Inc hiilcr gloom OF
bitter lancie-. In vain he summoned philosophy
Go his support; tho ayoihcgms of the lyceum and hs
academy, grew cold and cJmioress IN vain he look
cd back 10 early enipymsnts iorw ard 10 career
al distinction. Such reflections brought no bright
images 60 his soul. but came lroopiug along like
e. .I''1aHago't1, vanishing one by one into deeper
shadow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

Darker came on the night. and the wind sighed 90.
fully around; The figure at the table grow more dim
uau o.. ided into mere outline aud Looked like thee
Cd Poverty gauui aad spectral. But he ray Of a Ca
pcs irli 1frly1u the chamber, and gentle lOoiscp
vas uu JHC stair The dreamer looked up. and o.
vision ai hOpo, and beauty, and consolation. stood
beside l.a, There was q ilthonicss depth OF love
IH iaa liquid eye that bc1mcd 50 tendcrlJ UPON him
NO suI. o0f I.y was ON her lip nor joweilcd o-ul.
m.u' sllrIrl on her brow; bot here was Faith
fIIH lli FisnpIs over ibo gloon Of the grave, anil
I." tHr suuHfams gu the RUNS Ol some ancient lb-
"n., .a.ls salrIing light over The uuui1Ius Of luo
wrecked liH rIz.i upon tho vision and iha
wEu1 h..1l came hack into is ioriIkcu cIluus.s-
Ils ESQ grow bright aud his spirit free. lie could
HE0Is. lUa .rrsrs OF the world with his oHu stout
arm, nor cry Came help me Cassi0s' or ! s.uk.'
wa. n.s vision au qari1 no, bat being ofsirb
SCI r.Ir..g '..s slutrI-bls first love aHI bs l.st
're ulm# Which. next i1 thlI 0l mJhls BE- dearest
..H Hs.. ss.a-.rs fraf which W" SIGH '.r .l our
FHurs le Iu.t tult lIugor' on our dying III
pHrHsIyE YOUR ESGS FOR WINTEV-A
o... .ull bod E.g'rlI hos Obtained patton. UrtIe
i1..H..t receipt lur preserving Eggs. Which u0
.... a...g u. IrHi
.yu. 1..HaI oiga.rs lmr. % ounces Of salt. 8
ounces .I rfrfU Hl lrflr
Bus i.u Hus i1as,Hcr With ne mG,i winter as
u.II rrarpa rrr ruurJ-lio- f5 lhe CONSISTENCY 0blt
' rgy whom Yu. .r.Y %. will swim. % b. 1Id rggs
lIEs been .a.t il ih.s vaJ sound i9r two ycas-
uasar Ia-.r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11
WANTED

"a JDJHN.'iAN shoemaker. One on The
- L7a.ss o.oh. Enquire 81 this Office.
dec g-3i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11
PATHOLOGY.

---- I - -a~IHT
( R q sss'om,,ir survey ~ human tn-.,'sr.,
~ Consisting Of Cli.oga. hg, Bi1grasl. C..v-,
phy' Theology. N'mo'ogy Psychology. +. .,,r.,,
-N"o'oey Cosmology. C,Iiu'Lenicy. EI..r,sfa,i,s
hrehiiechDi"s. Anlioph -sics Ii.ophys... 4r,,,b,.
'',S anu ninth entities. ~ Roswell Par. A. NJ
Jist received and l,s sl'a by
dec IL RO8B &, STEPHENSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

VIE Glory aud the Shame ofEngIIrd IN ESQ
volumes, just received and f,- .tfray
u'c u ROBB g. STEPHENSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

EXTRAORDINARY sPIEp-Tbs mail ,,..,f.
line OF Mo'sfs. NeiI. Moore o. Co. conveyed r.e
mil. viii President Ty.efs Message. from Vince.
N'g Do IanssrI.r. distance ct seventy live miles.
in ; L.ll. and B.. rnl.nL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

HINJR SALE o, l.ENT.-Pcw No rs. IN s,
a Mathew g.ch. for salc or rent on ace3n.
m"dlliug terms. luire Of
dec 10 j. 49, TEniPSON e. 60. 10 Monroe %.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-07-13

Union AND HARMONY OF FRDKRkE
WHlGeERY.-The following from the N.
\. Commercial Advertiser, is beautiful
sample of the harmony of the Whig leadOn5
in Congress:
"Quite an alteration took plaes b..
tWSen Mr. Wise and Mr.. Adams; bat
they were promptly arrested BY the chair.
Mr. Adams charged Mr. Wise with mis-
representing his course on abOlitiOn1 ac-
cused him of debating; last year, to the
slave holding Speaket; as to what psti:
tons he should receive under the Tdles,
&c. Mr.. Wise denied the charge. Mr..
Adams reiterated ii, and repeated the cir
cumstaDces-alleging that Mr.. Wise as-
Sumed to browbeat the Speaker. Mr.. A.
added, in the same words that he used
last winter, that he, [Mr: Wisel nOW bore
in triumph his lri-colOured Aag-Ehe black
stripe Of slavery--the blood-tSd Of the
duellist, and the dirty white 6f nuIli6ea-
ton. Uuder that flag he had rallied 4
majority Of this House.
Mr.. Wise remarked that the gentlem1h
from MASSACHUSETTS appeared 10 consider
him as an enemy. | declare, said Mr.!
Wise, that | entertain none but friendly
feelings towards him.
" Yes" exclaimed Mr.. Adams, such
feelings as you had towards Cilley-yOd
cried over him after he was dead. -
Loud cries of "order."
Inever saw Mr.. Adams so much excit:
ed before-nor SO exceedingly violent,
bitter and discourteous.
1t was the interference of Mr.. Wise
with some abolition petitions last session,
that caused Mr.. Adams hostility towards
him, which soon broke Outin that splendid
but bitter invectiEe that be delivered
against Mr.. Wise last winter.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-07-13
ORIGIN oFINVENTIos

Electricity was discovered bV person
observing that piece of rubbed glass or
some similar substance attracted bits Of
paper, &c. Galvanism again owes its
origin TO madam GalVani s noticing the
contraction of the muscle of skinned
frog, which was accidently touched BY I
person at the moment of the professor,
her husband, taking an electrick spark
from the machine. He followed up the
hint by experiments. Pendulum clocks,
we're invented BY Galileo's observing the
lamp in church swinging to and frO.-
The telescope we owe TO some children
Of a spectacle maker placing two or more
pair ofspectacles before each other and
looking through them at distant object.
The barometer originated in the circum-
stance of pump which had been 6xsd
higher than usual above the surface Of
well, being found not to draw water.-k
sagacious observer hence deducted the
pressure Of atmosphere and tried quick
silver The Argand lamp was invented
by one fthat name having remarked that
tube held by chance over candle cause
it TO burn up with bright fame--an eE
feet before unattaineG--though earnestly
sought after. Without the Argand lamp
lighthouses, Ito pass over miner objectsC
could not be made efficient, and on the
importance ofthese it is needless to dwell
Penny Magazine
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-07-13

PoLTTENEss.--Politeness does net CON
sist in lying down your knife in a psrtic-
sular manner, nor yet in scalding your
mouth by drinking out of cup 10 avoid
the indecorum of cooling your tea and
coffee in saucer There is an anecdotd
Of George the Fourth which conveys a
better idea Of politeness, than all that
Chesterfield has written. While bis ma
jesty was yet prince of Wales, he honor
ed tea-table with his presence, when
there happened to be some young ladies'
moi deeply versed in the code Of ellquit-
Tee. These innocent creatures, in the
simplicity of their charts, ever dreamed
there was any die enormity in pouring
their tea into their saucer to cool; litter
ran around the table amolg the polite
guests, but the prince observing il, and
the occasion, TO relieve the embarrass-
.ment Of the young lsdies,pouted his own
tea into his saucer. That is what may 6S
called real politeness.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-07-13

CoNsUMPTIoN.--This dreadful disease.
says The Boston Journal, is the scourge
ofthe New England, States, and carries
sorrow and death into many worthy fami.
lies. MI. Comb Of London, has lately
published work on the aDiseasss ofsths
Nervous SYSTEM" iniwhich he takes !
view Of this disease, different from the
generality OfmedicaI practitioners. He
contends thatit arises from diseased
heart, and treats the primary state as dis,
ease Of this important organ. which he
says. in. almost every instance, viii be
found seriously affected, and the cause
bt that languor and lassitude that
invariably precedes confirmed phth-
isis. y CO.
he also says that nut ofevery hundred
cases ofsuddep death, from ninety-six tc
ninety eight arise from diseased heart.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-07-13

DEsERTEas DRowrEp.--About two
weeks since nins soldiers, stationed at
the Falls on the Canada sids, attempted
10 swim the ST. Lawrence little below
the ferry. Ths Buffalo Commercial
says; Two Of them succeeded in breast-
ing the mighty torrent----fhe ren1sinipg
seven were drowned, and four, Of their
naked bodies are now floating about in
The whirlpool. Our Informant says they
present a horrible sight, tossed about BY
.ths mad waters. They are lying prone
UPON the surface, with limbs extended as
M N the act of swimming, and il
IS difficult To believe they are rot
alive,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-07-13

His views on the diseases Of the heau are
attracting great attention among the med
ical practitioners in Great Britain. = Pits
burg Ad.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-07-13
NEW sERIEs.-VoL. I. NO. so.

ture happened, and where, fifteen years
ago, no habitation belonging 10 civilized
man was expected, and very few ever
SEEM large roads are now LAID out, cult
yation has converted the woods INTO fer
tile fields, taVerns have been erected, and
much ofwhat we Americans call com.
fort Is to be met with. So fsst does i'm.
proVement proceed in our abundant and
free country.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-07-13

quart OF water.-Bathe the eyes a. frs.
quentlv as The inhammaiionis troubleS6mS.
No apprehensiOns may be felt for the saf-
ty Of the prescription, as We have The
most conclusive proofs Of bOthits inno'
ceres and efficacy.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-07-13

MosT lEvALUABLE EYE- WAITER Take
soz. copperas,2 dhrams white Vitrol. 1 OF.
common sah, and dissolve therin one
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-17
}. pEASE & SONS
CLARIFIED ESSENCE IIOARIIO
C NDY
FIIEsH SPRING AND sUMMEH sTOCK
or GOODS.

LNELL- JOHNSTON & LYEII
dc IS All Nc KiIto,is n = s,,,,I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-17
VOL. XVI.
TERMS.

TERMS.
r'hS'hii'iloN to The DAILY WIG tn city SubscT
y year sni fhu;tcr period the rate slO
hNpsT ' - ' w.
Nbfhhi tSiN'-tut one square Cor lcssN ron
~ rrnsiwo Insertions 81: the. rtiuus Al - AMI eve
~ succeeding insertion ~ cents.
Thrice week i0csus inT cach insertion
Insertion 6J cents. ''
Insertion thc-nts. -
Transient advertisers must pay In advance.
Ihr hutnbcT Of Insertions uf Advertisements must lee
nNi'H on l'c Ms OF they will be inserted until TO
De stopped anu charged accordingly Iy-Drd,r. To sion
must also Toe In wTtiss. -
Annual Advertisers CHARGED stO
that proportion Tor rucnis OF "a i.nrt
erI AuchonocTs and Lottery dealers, Who are CHARGED
tltN. draper rC!u!rdN
uS-ihc COUNTRY WIG In published twice a week.
tiurdayt ana triays) al five dollars per annuI payable
advance ~ 49,
ron hb'ERIlSlSG-7b cents square, Cor Icsr,) fol
te LI-lm.-I-l.n alI 80 cnnls IoI zach r-n.-mmance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-17
sjOnOO -s3O .OOO-s2i .nOn.

Grand Virginia STATE Lottery, for the benefit Of the Mo.
Iungaa Academy Extra Glass NJ p, for -ilTo be Sc.
CTmucd 10y the drawing ut the Union Lottery. Class No =
or ISL 10 he drawn Al Alexandra u. g. saturday, 81
October, lsi sixteen dawn la lots. Magnificent Sci cine
grand capital prize ut $500 splendid prize Of 3uUn
dndp u - 80. 40 dluf lDuUL Of sJOl sO, GOJJ jisn
nlUO, 2Jll. OIL Of BOO l1JJ, lr OF sIp ~ l2u
IN Of lul 10 1T 3d. - OF 400 iUJ of Il lI OF g 10
en sc. lG drawn Nos Qua Of -. Tickets salsilrcs ia
proportion
CcTt'f ,Ics NJ packages of 70 Whole Tckcts.s2D "a
Dn......... .du......g6 HLi.-.... do......I5O nj
Do....... ..Co......2b q idTicr.. .iO...... O. ~
observation-disclosures EIShth.... .do....... 81
p- Orders for tickets aud shares and certificates Of
packages "a the above splendid schemes will
most prompt attention; the drawing each Lottery
!, wall be sent Immediately atcr Is all who or eT
- from ~ hilrcss, In al cases,
rst IN n a
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Old Mn,s -. an oLD VINES

II = Bills Zeigler's Old Ey whIsE-y-and
- Newton, Gordon NuTipek A. Cos Di Mnirira. and
0mar's OH sherry "a. carE- and halt ar cocks To-
Eais by John Il TRIP EI-T A -ON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-17
HOWI.INC-CREEN GROVE

NrtNpINC % accessory gvc my attention "a othcr Twr
Il sufs wilt .g nv present residence, miles Nofi
~ the VthuHnu 0wct narkct v contains about 90 1cr
~ 4nI upon which there cucUcnts 20 that %
an he divided aht viii make two excellent market gar
dsns Tho loraiun BE- "a beautiful ono, presenting fine
view nfthe upper part VI he ry AM suTroundn couu
try There s good sprr upNn the rtcascs and e
well huiste,l harm, stables andcurn house
To I'VE nj, useless negotiation, the prce is positive a.
e2zn. anil very lew NJ that.
GOOD Wagon snd Other Farming implements sill also
be cold JOHN ,, sALLAHbRs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-17

take pleasure U directing the attention Of nv iIen
aHt the former atr Of Gayaor Ruys'rr % The above
sah s1mcni amt solicit cunin ef their support
KNOWING HAT al orders viii he compiled V on as accom-
L1ndaius terms any other establishment in the CrN
aud feel assured every eAeiOn vii! be made r rat
Tonase. u J RONSTER
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ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES


Ply a." ship Phi,s phil- va Bi!tmrre am iu rar.,,
- oit1e remainder ofy E0ssh EssIs which c.ulpl-.s
my assortment 't'T'''
have now opened, In store, ar-c stock II China and
Sleenssarc and English, French, aud American C;I,ss.
a'e inF-ci 20 examine. wa p RsTLER
Doors above Bell Tav.tu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-17

TIE ATo'hacary and Drug business will be continued
~ TIE .ubseTrtHr, a. q store occupied by GayuuT a
h'yHlerr zone door above ue Bel Tavern The Meica
Department Willie uniHTfan rnmcr gte
OF MI hedges, who u M experienced and ,kiiu Apo
theadry, aided Us cumpai"ut assistants.
Regular addu1us will be made 10 the stock OF purc
Drugs, Chemicals Paints, o., TUTpentiue, NaTnIsh
W dow ts.ss sc now hand Orders fIom Merchants
Ply sicsns. Families, &C. will Give stsct attention auu
only such articles furnished viii surely appr05s
ton anu Support. Prescriptions curatey and carefully
prepared ~ all hours, day lnigisiL
JNO. GAYNOR