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New-York tribune., 1841-08-04
= Goa - sTEAnBoAT DIAla0nD.-Ths boa,

leaves the harbeween Barclay and Nc>cy c.i,.
ssF-s. New York, Albany, at o'clock p every Tuo
day, Thursday SATURDAY and from albany Monday
Wednesday and Frlay tbs hour She through with
landing, msng her regularly and certainly within
twelve Aoural Western Railroad
psors comfort rather than speed There
board OF her the beng hsraona below deck and
very still and is without unpleasant swell she has t"o
large and saloons below deck ladies' saloon and two
the upper hall - feet wide aud 100 feet long for
lated opens double doors the forwsd and after decks
,orng walk whole length oil The boat The saloons ard state
each bell Leading a nall where
stan attendance.
II feet AID have double beds and cnn
berths
folding doors making spacious
families and have tea supper or breakfast
the passage. i chanbcrmnd the ladies
Passengers called
bell reaching the wharf but their leisure, all
deck being strictly prohibited.
The Diamond very still boat and does roll in
winds. She go fec, long, draws feet
snly and the Overugh and all the shoals at any time "i
tide Tvs Ira A. FLOWER, Commander.
FOR EWSHURX-S UMNER ARRANGEMENT
FOR LONG RR iNCU, OCEAN HOtSE, RUMSOM DOCK
eco p The steamboat OSIRIS Capt j. L. Alsrc, will
Ss1s oIows-eayc Fultop Market slip East River,
every Monday morning, o'clock Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday Friday and Sunday o'clock M and
Saturday, at II o'clock,
Returning leave Red Bank hapsst o'clock, day (er
Monday 10 o'clock A. NJ, ard Saturday, at 1 f. NJ
The will above farther navigation and
weaker pcrrg NRA freight and baggage the risk of tho
thereof. ly9Im
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

Y
+TTS:~-- FARE REDUCED-I2{ and from Hsr
lem. The prop embraces the earliest opporu
oil informing his friends and public
crn that he prepared his and splendid line OF
from the North American iioic owery De- wac. Kclngss
Harlem River Mansion House regularly half hour the day.
touching other intermediate places along the and nakiug
their passage through in about an hour.
Nea, and spacious. apartments
comfort and ii aud
line running nearly double the daily
tG the Cars do the track adecd advantage them
soppag much longer each Eel nger aud giving
pankc Of every kind of relrehmen which
always kept hand and served up the best possible
terms sultcbe 20 TIE times
powery White Hall usual every five minutes
during the day. Jy y tim j. MURPHY, Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

S,4NasAEs,s Cheap Shoe and Cater Boot Store -!
vEs Eoserv between Hester strest- where may
be- had ladies' aud ctiren shoes and 'aiter bo"t' IN
- Iadr Gai,ers from Il - = - J:3l La
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

BAPrtsM roR TIE DsAD.-Wc neglected mention last
'k that revolutionary soldier baptized Nauvoo on
y ilh inst BY one of the Elders, for Gen Washington
soher old soldier was baptized the time for Gen
larson The doctrine of the Memous appears 10 be- that
e who are living be baPtized by ono having autho
y IRON Joe Smith, or else go 10 hell but those who are
cay dead may be brought out of torment; by friend
sOs receiving the baptsnal rites in their behalf. The
aon may rejoice therefore, that the ilus'r'ous patriots
@ named are now taken from the possession OF the Prince
Darkness and admitted into the fellowship OF the Saints
WARSAW (lll) Signal
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

Y. ENNEI.E az VT'N. E.ENE.
h. Ts-ao p FOR NEWBURGTi LANDING AT CALD-
sree:.A.--5 WELLS, WEST POINT & COLD SPRINGS
TIE steamboat HIGHLANDER Captan Robert
Warrep will leave the foot OF Warren NewYsk, every
Monday, Thursday and Saturday afternoon O'clock
Returning HIGHLANDER will leave Newburgh Mon
day o'clock and Tuesday and Friday afternoon
O'Clock.
For freight passage, apply to the Captain board
BAH baggage, and freight description, and bills or
board this be the risk OF the
thereof receipt ,igncd yag
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04
CNPpEk. TrN AND MsNU E.VVFfN...

COPPER, TIN AND EINC FsOOEhNE.
TIME undersigned would inform his friends and the public TINT 1t
prepared bGilngs with the above materials It shoi
favorable Reference will be given to soma the
first buildings country workmanship, &c Buildings
the Cutters Conces aud Leaders Of
materials made and repaired at the
Old Stand No. 20i Canal street
w. II. SWEET
that the subscriber will warrant TO Bake or no sale
Tin Ware always on hand Cooking Stove the
only Mace they can be had in the city, w. II. SWEET M
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04
ROLLED GERMAN SILVER.

JAMES MOFFETT l2 Frincetrcc WOosttr would par
y cuary Hardware Dealers and
10 his superior artc which he offers for sale whole
all hlckncsr and warrants equal 10 any ete
ta~o;a, -. nan.st,, far color stiffness
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

&6 20 PEASss okSsaAasD ME- co. a.; i'm IN =.
fo the old state Prison Dock This coal Is oil inc
l quality delivered and good order eligh
Liverpool low prices FROM boats The yard corner OF Hudson
the above 10"
-. ryIs Im1 TERRELL.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

ID ED BACK 1fOSEY all the Banks taken at par for
~ Dry Goods, Wholesale and retail at iii PsTis lo Ia
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-12-07


Of these convictions, shall cordially concur IN any
constitutional measures for regulating and by re-
gulating, restraining, the power Of removal
suggest for your consideration, the proPrieiy Of
making, without further delay, some specific sppll-
cation OF the funds derived under the will OF MIR
smthson, Of England, FOR the diffusion OF knowledge
and which have, heretofore, been vested in public
stocks until such time Congress should think pro-
per to give them a specific direction. Nor viii you,
feel confident, permit any abatement OF the primer
pal Of the legacy 10 be made, should il turn out That
the stocks, in which the investments have been made
have undergone depreciation
In conclusion, commend 10 your care the lnle-
rests Of this District for which you are the exclu-
sye Legislators. Considering that this city Is the re-
sidence of the Government, and, for large part OF
The year. Of Congress, and, considering also, thc
great cost of the Public Buildings, and the proprety
Of afiording them at all times careful projection, u
seems not unreasonable that Congress should contr
butte towards the expense Of an efficient police
JOHN TYLER.
WAsHEGTos, December 7, lS4l.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-12-07
From NE PHILADELPHIA No,


Morals in Politics.. The political principles which
man cntrrtans, and which he asserts OF the ballot
box, reach To the happiness or woe OF millions They
embrace in their ultimate results the safety or ruin Of
nations. In asserting these principles therefore whe
her with the pen through the rights Of The elective
franchise, man should feel the high RESPONSE
biity under which he acts.
What are personal preferences, or mere party tr,.
umphs, when weighed in the scale against such ire
mendous issues They are less than the dust Of the
balonce Petty icalouscs and private preferences
cannot live for in the breast Of one who feels
the full force Of the political principles which he
As well nigh, a be wrapt in the dread magnif
cence Of the ocean and busy himself with the chatting
pebbles OF its shore
Our fathers fell the force Of principles Their
reverence FIR truth their devotion TO those great moral
rights which lie at the foundation of social virtue and
political freedom, forced them, through countless pc
his 10 these unacceptable shores welcome 10
them IN the wilderness, with their principles, than pa
faces without When these principles were invaded,
they in and put their lives their fortunes,
all interests this side the grave at issue in Their de-
fsnce Their faith in these principles never wavrred
they bapsed them with their blood and bequeathcd
them to us, and shed upon them the benediction of
their dying prayers.
Shall we irIne with these sacred legaces shalt We
sport with the blessings which they bestow, or the re-
sponsiby which they impose Shall party names,
private ambition be substituted for their nestma
bic benefits Z Let those who assembling in
the capitol OF this nation answer these questions
Their example must reach the cxtremties Of the land,
and mould opinions long after they IN the grave,
Our influence over others, remote a. well ncsT,
when we are dead as well when living, enters into
The sum four virtue OF guilt our merit or our shane.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-12-07

THE IMPORTATION or SHoEs AND Doors from France
and Germany, has increased TO such an extent, in
consequence of the reduction of the duties that our
own mechanics begin to feel the effect of upon their
industry. The French make the fashionable article,
from which less is to be feared-bnt the Germans
manufacture coarse, common shoes such as are worn
by the industrious classes. From this source the
American manufacturer has the to apprehend -
In the Boston Atlas the other day, a Lynn shoe
maker gave some statements, which TO most people are
not only new, but as matter Of business; quite novel.
He says
The quantity Of boots fairly entered from France,
last year, Is S46 pairs b, sides those from other
countries, which is increase Of sirfeen hundred
per cent in eight years and the custom is daily be
coming more common, ioT gentlemen TO send their
measure, and order directly from the manufactured.
Owing to this, Forr's boots as well known in
New York and Boston in Paris
OF ladies' shoes the quantity imported last year
% 432 pairs, which is an increase of than four
hundred per cent in eight years In this, make
calculation for those brought into the country in
other ways than through the custom house which ~
they not bulky, is doubt very large.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-12-07

There Is not more pelnicious notion aHoat IN the
world than the one which ascn es TO good for
the results OF that unbroken energy ofchar
which, through defeats and failures, still presses
ward 10 its object, and regards every obstacle that
would turn il from its settled purpose, OF only with
out dsmay, but with emulation comforting addition
al honor the struggle il is well prepared TO sus-
tain This fatal mistake in worldly ethics has blasted
the prosperity Of thousands. II chills ambition
deiers ordinary and honestly aspiring minds from per-
severngly following out their correct preconceived
plans il offers powerful temptation to the un ecded
TO relax from their efforts and than all il at
fords plausible pretext for the inexcusube failures
Of the incident True il that the of schemes
devised with the utmost skill occasionally depends on
foItuious combination Of circumstances but GER
talnly the experience Of mankind demonstrates, be-
yond the possibility of doubt, that more, very much
OF success failure is attributable TO the indvi
DUAL than he the world at large is willing 10 believe
Nine times out of ten your lucky fellows are those
keen-sghted men who have surveyed the world with
u sciulinizng eye, and unite TO cea and exact ideas
of what is necessary be done, the skill to execute
their well approved plans UaterriHoniaR.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-12-07
UNITED STATES VESSELS GOING TO SEA

UNITED STATES VESSELS GOING TO SEA.
List Of The Officers board The United States resseis
nearly ready for sea at Norfolk.
The MAcEpoNnN-for the Wet lndies-Com-
modore Jesse Wilkinson. Lieutenants, John Z Bish.
ham, William II. holland, George T. Selden, A. r.
v. Gray, VIM A. Jones' Acting Master, John N.
Mafit Purser, Edward r. Dunn Lieutenant of
Marines, r. G. Caldwell Commodore's Secretary,
Thos Miller. Assistant Surgeons, John A. Guion and
William G. Wilson Commodore's Clerk, Thomas
w Jordan. Midshipmen, Charles Wager Archibald
M'Rae Jas M. Duncan, Peter Wager, Hammond,
DeKoven lluginint, Wells, Queen, Cnshnan, Buck
ner, johnson, wainwright, Stewart, Willis. Gordon,
Carpenter, w. M Leighton Gunner, John Caulk
Samaker, John Peed
The WARsEN-for the West Indies Commodore
Charles L. Williamson. Lieutenanis F. A. Deas Jas
Noble b. w. Hunter, Nathaniel G. Ray Acting
Master, John j. Guthrie. Purscr, w. A. Christian.
Surgeon, Daniel G. Mcleod Assistant Surgeon, J.
Winthrop Taylor. Captains Clerk, Thomas N.
Meeker. Midshipmen, Robert Knapp, Charles Wcs-
Humphreys, John P. Hail. W. Reed Lowe, Allen L.
Byrens, George M. Dbble, Edm. G. Genet Jas. l..
Ferguson, Benz. b. Wright, Jefferson McRoberts -
Boatswain, John Lunderdale. Carpenter John Over
man. Sailmaker John Jones
Ap Catesby Jones. Captain James Armstrong
Lieuenants, Isaac s. Stewart, Murry Mason, Benja-
min } Potter, John b. Cutting, Matthew +. Maury,
D. French Dulanng. Acting master Wm. a. Parker
Fleet surgeon, w m. Johnson. PurSer, T. Fitzgerald
Commodore's Secretary, Mr. Jones. Lieut. Marines,
Henry b. Tyler. Assistant Surgeons r. p. Maxwell,
and James Monroe Miner Commodore's Clerk
John Z. Adams. Captains Clerk, William Ann
strong. Midshipmen, ID. Ochtree, Paul Shirley, A {,
G. Enos, S. r. Franklin, w. +. Jones, w Jeders jr
B. W. Stevenson, J. J. Hanson, r. Patton, w. b.
Shubick, l.. II. Lyme, w. Sharpe, Il. l.. Walker
Scott, s. 5. Basseu F. p Baldwin, A. c. Jackson,
II. G. Hunter. Boatswain w. Hon Gunner, Asa
Curtis. Carpenter, John o. Butler. Sailmaker, Jo-
81 IN Fa xon
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-12-07

Ateftd Accident al Niagara Fdiis.--We learn that
boat with three went the Falls of Niaga
ra, on the night of Monday last They had started
from Schosser at o'clock, intending to cross
to Hudson's tavern, two miles above Chippews
Shortly at er they left the shore, cries from the river
were heard at Fields tavern, by, but excited
attention, similar noises ire very common in that
quarter from boatmen passing to and fro. No suspi
cion of the accident was had until Thursday, when
Inquiry began to arise, and Friday, awful evidence
of the fate Of the boat and her devoted pre-
scented in the fragments found in the eddy below the
Falls.
Ii is supposed that the boat struck by a squat
and being heavily loaded with six barrels of whiskey
sunk-the wietched men on board being swept by the
resstless current down the American rapids and
The frightful precipce below The names of two
were Jehel d. Kinney and John York, and the other
was stranger, who had merely taken passage for Ca
NADIA The two former were from Nova Scotia Kin
ney had kept tavern eight miles below the Falls for
two years past, and left wife and three children.
Part Of Of the mangled bodies is said have been
found yesterday - Buffalo Com. Adp.. Nor ~
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-12-07
LUCK

WAsHNGros, December I, ls4l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07
NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS.
eiyed by SMITH A. PALMER s,Ja,


(NoRsE de Leon. the Brgand, by q James.
~ Bruee's Life and Adventures In Africa by Major sir
Head Lives Of John Jay and Acx sner IIauilion;
being numbers i2s and f29 Of iIarpers Family Library
Astronomy and General Physics considered refer.
bridge College. -
nisiory OF the Netherlands, by T Grafian
Crucai and Miscellaneous Essays, 10y Babingfon
eanay In three volumes including the ge.nander of the
articles written and published sllio 49, was a;
college. extra vsinuncs, the third separate.
Ten THOUSAND Year, by the Author OF the Diary Of
rhysclan. lMr Warren) in octave volume
Charles ONAlley, NO and Of the % vol
History oflhe AuEo saKons from the earliest period
the Norman Conquesi, 10y sharon Turner, A = l.
author of the Sacred History Of the World tits edition.
contains tho saIon WORKS. large octave volumes
The Works Of Lord B-lng broke complete, with Life
prepared expressly for this edition containing
FORMATION relative TO his and political chAI
selected from the best authorities, be comprised
o~tavp vol si ash sfeefrte be examined and sns
seripfioHs solicited by smith Palmer, Agents for the
Publishers
The Correspondence OF W. wilberforce edited by his
Sons, In twO volumes
Combe's Tour Ia the Unted States
kanbies IN Europe In H9 with sketches Of Prominent
~ Personsges. scenery, by " Gibson NJ H. PROBES.
CarelOn tale OF seventeen Hundred seventy si1
Alexander Tweede's System Of Practical Medicine.
comprised IN series Of original Dissertations arranged
and edited on the Diseases Of the Digestive Urinary aud
Uterine Organs. In enc oe'ayo volume
American Journal Of Medical Sciences. edited by ]
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07
RICH AND RARE.

|'THOMAs Il. PRICE has pleasure in saying To
bis friends and patrons that he has already received
PARTON OF bis regular supply Of choice
tainn< freneh German, Italian, fsdia, and american
Dry 0oods, purchased tAe favorable terms; and
Increase Of patronage.
To those who the very Goods that the market
Of our country Affords lac bezs say ihs they an be 81
all times suited from his stock.
In addition 10 the confidence he usually that he ha.
the means OF reeemnr this pledge the public his ar
fragments just such him ali time
supplies wh whatever is desirable as they NAV
come out, and At price which lie knows win be sasfac
tory.
Time, the limit OF advertisement. DO not TODAY
permit of atfempt detail
10 very great and choice variety OF shawls
DO do silks
on hand. ana
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07
sSy,Ss.sS'sS
sI IS
Warrmitd Fresh aud GeniAIl3.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
| A RTICHORE-Gtecn Globe
| n ASPARAGUS Giant OF Dutch
,nEANs-Lsrso aud email Lima Scarlet Runners, Broa'
lsSAP nEtNs Early China, Early Yellow, Refugee oil
BEET-Early Blood Turnip Rooted, Yellow DO. Ion,
gar MangcI wurzcI 81"
IGoCoil-Pafp'c Cape AMI White
CABBNGE-tsatly May, ~ Pcnton, DO Salisbury ID
Screw, Early York DO Nonarc, Ian rcth's Large York
Early sugar'osf d. Rauerscs ate Dserssa Fiat Dutch
Catlcd savoy. Re Dutch ior picking
CAuLlFi OVER Eatly aud Late
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
CELERY Giant White solI Nortl,'s Giant Rcd
CARROT-Long orange, Eary Horn, Long studlcy, ~
CREss- Curlcd orreppcrsra,. Water aud iroai Loav
CUCUMBER Frame. Early Cluster. White spin
Ell Long Gtocn, Long Prcklv, Che Kin f1t pckUug
IOHN-Early sugar, Early TuscafoTa
ENDlNB.Grecn Cuflcd
MALE ninc Cmlcd siberian, Green CurlcJ Scotch
LEEK-IarEe Scotch
LErruCE-Roys White Head. Ice, Euly Curcd silc.
STA. White Joss. Green toss Hfown DutrA
MELoN-Nuimer' Green Citrou, Pine Apple, Malta VIM
WATER MELLoN-Fnos, kinds
MUSTARD White Medicinal. BLACK. ccorus
ONiuN-silvcr Skinned yellow Dutch. Esriy Rel
s--landretlfs eSIa Esry, Eifly wsrNcE, Early
Msrrowfh, Bishops Dwarf ffoE6e
PEPPER-IAcgc Bell large Yellow
PARsNIF-lsrFe White
FAN-lfEN -ftur tuIlrN
RHNBARB undulaied fof Taris
= RADDlSii-Lonf Scarlet Short Ton Long salmon White
Turnp, rcaTlel Turnip Yellow do iiack spanish
Satisfy or VEGETABLE OYSTER
SPINACH
soUAsIi-Eariy Bush, Orange waued. White Crook
Neck
TOMATO-tsrgc Red and yellow
TuRNIP-Whfe Flat Dutch, Dalc's New IIyhtkL Vel
low Maltese, Red rop. Nufs Daga
FLOWER ROOTS and sHgDs--A large assortment,
rot AMI SWEET HERR SEEDS
Also many seeds bot enumerated
"a Som WILLIAM PALMER.
this superior Wine Together with nsny oh~r popalsE
brands, oI sale az TtlO's II. r. TARB's
Jalb-du Family Grocery.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTs-
C. J. RICHARDS & CO.

c. J. RICHARDS & co,
Slsn oil the Saw, opposite the Swan Tavern,
II street, Shockoe Hill
INPORIERS and Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Hart
Nae are now Opening large snd complete assortment
81 SfklNG HARDWARE AND CUTLERY which Lor
cash. CITY acceptAnces, OF 10 punctual men, they will ss
Al very small advance. Country Merchants ana ohers
WIN thn 10 heir interest TO call and sloek
"IiGh IN part Is comprised of the following Coed.
ineotsons Patent Corn seyIhes
WasiIon's best steel a.
kFudd aad Narrow Grass do
bunible Augusia's Pattern Grass do
Dutch scyIhesoi best quality
Pocket and Pen Knives assoTted
scissoIs, Shears and RzZoIs do
black and other handles ~ -s' "''' '""''
Ivory hnlves and Forks In of5l paIrs from alp 40
al au very superior assortInsLtof Ege and ol.
pie barrel Hint and percussion Guns
traces, HAiers, Anyils, Vices, Smiths Bellows
itlul, hue plate, pad and other Locks
mand PIT, = cut, mill Saw half round
raj Bastard and other Files hors sc Rasps
Collins aud other Axes
Broad Axes; Nail Hammers
Butt Hinges, ali kinds
britannia Ware. Japaned tin Ware
Ilaed Goods, SeTman silver Goods
WILSON'S gen une and Common Coffee Mills
Best box
Sheet and bar Lead
Cast, shear, blister and German Steel
SAoNeis and Spades, Hay and manure Forks
JACK screws, shovel and longs, Fenders Andi,ona
s neSt bench andinouldns Planes
MI pt and q cuI Saws
land, panel and tenon saws
iS9i an assortment Of Looking Ghsses direct om the
manufacturer cousistngof 49, ~ '''r
SWING, toilet, pier and Inantel Glasses
ed falls- and general assortment Of wood Ware
French Baskets, &C. " ~ "a'''
"fether With every variety staple and superior as
soTifnent Of Fancy Goods
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07

IIAWHIsON CHAMPAIGN-A lew bsskets o
this superior wine Together With Tnsay ch~r popasI
brands, oI sale az TtlO's u. r. TARBs
Ja l6-du fauily Grocery.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07


The purchase nf Mr. SanSay's stock, aided To our pre.
N'ous stock, makes our assortment the complete,
probably, ever ofcret establishment in vr
gina, and as very dcsrOus TO reduce the amount
We are determined TO seA at the reduced prices
very large portion will be sold below cost FOR
CASH or good CITY ACCEPT Noes. Country Mer.
chants viii be hered such inducements cannot
please. WE ARE DETERMINED To MAKE SALES.
We shall use every exeTon give satisfaction 10 such
OF vi sanxay's aud our old friends usy with
their custom.
oursock Of Books comprises the most approved works
upon Law, Medicine Theology, the Arts and sciences and
Literature.
Many rare English editions Of standard works
Ia the stationery Department have a very extensive
assortment OF Paper, Blank fOOks Quls Pens and
All other articles In use In that line OF ever
qualify, andai all prices.
Music, Music Books, Musical nsruments and every a
Gle pertaining 20 that science will be constantly kept for
sale. ~ 49,
An endless variety OF Fancy Goods.
Mathematical Spy Gilsses, Marine
yeying Compasses, Microscopes. sPectaoes Pen and
Pocket Knives Pencil Cases Work boxes and Dressing
Cases, Writing Desks, Canes aud Painting Materials, in
wafer coloIs, of every kind.
Fine specimens OF Paintings and EngIaVings 10y the best
masters.
In the Book Bindcry every facility for turning
outthe best work Clerks Courts Merchants others
may depend upon having their orders attended with
punctuahiy and in the best manner All be
warranted.
We are Just receiving Spring supply and will con.
huc 10 keep up complete assortment OF goods ia
iIne. J. W. RANDOLPH & co,
AIR D. sanXay's Old stand and also. for the pre- sent
1.-THE opposite side Of the street, heretofore.
NH l6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07
NOTICE.

THE subscribers, the Ia day March, 1871 formed
partnership under the firm and style Of Boyd, FL.
mon Coz Or the purpose carrying freight on the las
River and kanawha Canal, where running
Freight Boats the frs class We will attend To The
receiving nu warling Of merchandise, and the buy
ing and selling of the at the customary Our
warehouse being situated the hanks Canal, - All
the additional Gpenrc fdIayase Our
Mr. Boyd and Mr. Montgomeris will reside LynchbuIg
We beg leave tn re'er To tho following gentlemen:
McssTs Alien & PaKsln, Robeu Jafr ay Co New York
Norman A tourney, BiltinOre, Lancaster, DENLY Co
Webb Booker n Hamilton. RastOn a Pcasants. Daven
port 81 Allen, Richmond; Miller a Rucker. Roberts a Lee
Bry ANT q Young, IyneiburE; Hume Esq Gent Peter
Johnson Abingdon; Boyd & BroheIs, wyihcvlle.
JAMES BOYD
ROBERT EDMOND,
HUGH MONT GOMERIE,
o-tf ISAAC DAVENPORT. Jr