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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-12-28
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psnnffrass rerls9t, in oas !6aus welbes friiber
pom Or. appe bepObnt ,ouree, 9ecrefeits, ;rpis
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-12-28

2tdsn Iolehcn psrlonsu, ,peItte SeIbafts
trciten Die cben i'm Sitel pss Suebss anae'
fibrt ftuD. erlauben roir nas Der "sprattt
ichsn Natbacter" ais ciu bbhit nhslltbss
Yutb ;u crnpfcblrn, me! fte n!cbt alleIn riels
Soften fir Die Scrtlauna ibrer Irbeltcn ers
ipareu. fonrern AIci65eitia ans oenielten pies
le winfe fir Die Ssrlhtncrun9 lbrer 1rbsi
ten erlerncn.
Ser prsie oes mevfebsns ut 70 esrins
als mtalteb aritent, I'M autb ccin ,pcnlSer be-
mttettcu .Sanrwrrfern cine Sslescnbeit an
ssben lteb raielbe an3mhafem.
Stir Suthausler nnp Uncsrr, pslde i'm
Srolfen ;m faufen mani6en, fescn mir fcIsrn'
De preiGe fett:
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-12-28
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III einem Banoe, III $40. bon st,pa 600 Seiteil.
Ssarbeitet naeb osn Soften Gebriftltellern,
pom prr fsIpr
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-12-28

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Der 9rufsrsi bisfsr Ssitune, sin;eln une in
srtGsur 3abl ~ babsn, elm fur Die bstrsHen.
Fen 6anemsrtsr une &hnifIsr btbff naslibes
Nerf, betitelt:
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-12-28
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bearbsitet.
fir gbemiiten, SuuitnIhIer, ,Dl6teli6rriner,
rsjewehs{etoftsr uuo Shtbfsnmaeber, safirer
Sut(hcusuno Observation-Disclosures, Seraclcer.
Runforrthslcr, Sammacter, Sle6lhmlers
uno mctrere anbere Sewerttrrtsnrs, netli
srinplihsn 4Wwsilunaen hber bic
Sebanblun9 uno Hnnenrun9
Der se9tbencu Ne3spte.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-12-28

3w 6eraussabe eiues naturbiitcriIbeN, far
&eitt(iebe ump Dsltliete lsbr intereHans
tsn 1Derfes, in osutIteer Spraebe,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11
THURSDAY MORNINGS. MARCH m, IsAI



Glide not he lingering hours Of lie.
tts tolls viil ssoa 81 ovr.
tu schemes u glory as6 u strife.
tn dreams Add disappeiotnssts Fife,
VIII yea the hessy 10 nsss--
Aad Pea The usasy sesls that grievs,
"A nomsnrs weary track.
Perhaps 10 amer years vesld give.
a world 10 vin Il back.
Glide not the lingering ispss Of Tina.
Nor count ne momenis dali;
For soos the bell with mournful chime.
will vsf; my spirit 10 q ci,rse.
Most bright snd heaniifni,
"A iand where grief will never ainr
ia darkness On the soul,
Where faith and hope shsll GLADLY viar
Their path without control.
Glide no, Times siow and siiesl hour..
Though heavy they mar SEEN;
The past has sunxhs sblisienr ,h,r,.
The prvsrnt which alone b ourx.
Is passing like Q dream,
And ihey uho scarceiy herd iis track.
o. wish its eourss more fast,
With fruit!ess care may still call back,
one noneni Of The past
Glide nos nsmsa,s weary airhs
Too 5000 ID speeds sssy,
AID ever brings the hour of nizht--
AID DINNER makes The feeble sight
Then work while yet MS day,
Thus shalt lifes morning ray depart,
wlhoa; one vain regret,
And death seal gladly on The heart,
when tfes bright sun hath ST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

RonAsric-TRpE LovE.-A lev days
sinee.a lady and gsnilemsn arrived st
Cinciapsti from the south. Tue aentls-
maa seemed 10 have pisaty OF money.
bossted Of his real estate, etc. The lady
appeared 10 be = very quiet and pesces.
bic bouy. said but little. and seldom made
her appearances NJ the table o. the hoisi
where they lodged. After being in the
city tag os three days. one OF The land
iord's daughters. suddenly became very
much enamored Of the lady above men.
toned. and they we're st almost any time
20 be foand together 10 the room Of the
latter. The two ladies went out to take
. ride In new eanisge. shich the land
lord bad lately purchased. Night came.
and they did not return. Ssrvsnts, foot
mrn. hossIers. and almost every body n
bout the place. started out 10 search Of the
tvo ladies'. but nothing could be heard
from them. 10 the mean time the gen.
tieman who had come TO the hotel With
the lady. who vas supposed to be bis
wife. made himsslf perfectly easy. He
neither took part in the search for the Loot
ones, nor expressed any approximations on
their account. Two days after . letter
arrived al the hotel for the stranger, aud
on opening IL. it was fouad to read thus
'Joha. bring my baggage over TO Paris.-
Tell Mr. -. that my wife. (his daushter)
- perfectly seli. and hopes he will come
and spend the summer 9Th us..' The
landlord, Who bad been Iookiog over the
strangers shoulder. suddenly exclaimed.
What does this mean, sir D. why"
said the NAT, lit means exactly this
TSo years ago you refused your daugh-
ter 10 Mr., because hs was nothing
more than your baEkesper. You likeNi.r
discharged him. Sincs that lime he has
been TO the south and made fortune
He came here dressed ia females clothes.
He found tho sase.ions Of your daughter
were still true TO him" Deuce take the
fellow" exclaimed the landlord, "he has
outwi,ied me; but. air. Who are you p
why. sir. Am your son-in-lsw's foot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11
WASHINGTON

II Is well known that AZ the close Of the revolo-
honaFy var when the army, unpaid aud wretch
edly provided, vas almost In q ataIe Of mutiny
the royal dIeniIy was rendered tn wAsamsrun
BY eaminriee Of officers The e0uuuy was "a
an unsettled stale, The confederation almOsl pow
erlessi var had exhausted The land. aud DISH ac-
tion prevailed 10 the general councils the army
waA devoted 10 it general. The oceasiUa was
one which selfish ambition would have SpruaR
10 seIxe IL tbs Repubiic owes much 70 W ash
tngtoa. the great and heFoie uarrior for achiev-
Ing heI Independence, What il the amount Of ohli.
CATION for which American liberty and human
freedom all over the vurId are indebted to him
fos hts SD0se thas hefuie e0adoei ~ that crisis
bere y his reply 20 The proposal which set roy
atty before his eyes 1.-The IeiIeF has been lately
esovghl to lIRht By Mr. SPAAKs, Ia hia soleesion
OF WAsuiNoTpSS papers:
STA. With . mixture Of great sn,prise
and sstoaishment, have read with slten.
ton the sentiments you have submitted
10 my perusal. Be- assured, sir, 90 &C
earrenee 10 the course Of the war has giv.
en- me more painful senss,ion than your
iniornsiion Of there being such ideas ex-
isiing in the army, - you have expressed,
which ! must view with abhonenee. aud
reprebend wiih severity. For the pre-.
seni. the comm unicsiion or them will ress
~ my own bosom, unless some further
agitation Of the matter shall make dis
closure necessary.
Il am much At loss to conceive what
part Of my conduct could have given en-.
eoursgement to an address which. 10 me.
seems big With the greatest nisehiefs tha
can eeisIi my country. II an not de.
esived 10 the kaoWIedge OF myself Won
could not have fo0ad person to whom
your 'ehsmes are morr ditagrrsable.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

WoadeIfEI TtansmeeSlfeafioa "A cor.
respondent OF The N. Y. CouFiur aud Eo.
9uHeF says The ofieO boiders 10 the dit.
ferent departments at Washiagion are
nov ell Whi9s. They are absolutely io-
rious sssiDss the exririsg AdmiOls,rstioa
No doubt The poor fellows have read Of .
esriaia Vicar Of Bray, who bed vOuasr.
FOL aptitude in adapting bis politics 70 suil
his OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gaseffs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11
.'oEoRog wAsIHNaToN."

-
LhgY PsOPLe, --~Thanks to Heaven
asd ous ancestors, and 10 all oihers who
bed aay haad IN mskisg - what ne nrs
thanks 90 tben one and ail that we sars
DOT bokn SAM. Lsziuess has bssa tke
Porsat Of sll she sins net hsvs been GEN.
usiited since ibs goEniuR % efeafiou. -
Eve wss IN lAay Sc q the time Satan
tsmpssa bert " Adam bad kept her busv
she voeid have kept oul q mischief, nnd
We shosid 81 hsve btea % ins0csnt aad
as hapPy a. young lsmbkiss ~ ias 90.
tediluyiass bed eoumencsd builaIue arks
whsa NOAH pfssehsd q them. they sniski
81 have besa saved bet thsv wseo len
ls1y 10 uork, end - shsy Eefs 90 drowa-
ed - ne gFs4i sqseeioos Csssssrophe.---
TIE reasdu Ire Eeypsisus rs,assd 90 lsi
the isFseiiss 60 was bseauss tkey were
toe lazy 20 mske iheir osa bricks. snd
wirAsd % compel ihe hshrssa 10 90 fhs,
work luf thsra. TIE cosssansueas as,
81 hHows; they wsge plsgusd egisssss
", ed afieTwsYas tFaHhea n he Re-
See. haay ps0Fts. % or sua dsya. ars
consisoiiy piagned tbsmsplges. SO ere
svsFias'iag pieEase esd syssnFes % olhsFs
ne sight q 9 essepink iis4isss. iadoissl
mea. - vomsa. is 9issfv 60 ne thgifig
49, 'aa a.isioas- PesPis 81 the ciass aFe
'.nou' iFsnds. ibey sc ubaors6 ~
sua telAiioss. ss8 snixesssily
$3.50 $3.50. they ast saiy hsis - uesa
'stts'' eat tbey hais % sss uusa
49,, .Ia Noald fsis havs The who3e
useless ead iuactive e thsv 49,
~" "naaey ere our loaseSvs uko
deitghi % banriBg ahsot -, -. -
evffy Pisce sbsss ihsv a. ,.s..,.....
bo'ias's. He'd We. e Hsrs, s-s-oo...
uleaied nsuihs thuasaaa &c.,.
si - eisse so aissassfias lssrss
- eneid stafcsiy Sd ii.xs ED ss,sa,,a
ieaAfesais seek shsserisv..
ei.itsiss fezey.
Na tls q lss| IS sss,,,s -.
4|f f.t# IA 49, - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

a FSns Cow---In an advertisement OF
some Durham eatile 10 be sold near Phila-
deiPhia. msation 10 made Of COW which
hss yielded twenty pounds Of butter In
one week her cream possessing the
siagsl.r property Of bring turned ioso
butter 10 tea seconds by simply plaesng il
al bowl snd stirring With . spoon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

U. 8. BANK Ascending 10 . late rrpon ol
me u 5 Bank. TO The Legislature OF Pcnnsyiva-
mia. the foiiowing are the number and iocstioa
% The stockholders IN that instisu,ios. Nambsr
81 stoekheidsfs IN Pennsylvania, I4sl. 10 other
STATES OF The uaioa. less 10 Earope, priaci-
Paiiy % Ensland. 1880. Total sunhsr Of stock
holder-, <52s.
The stock in he bank IL held a. follows
Number % persoas holding not exceeding S
shares. iet. Diuo not sxceedins 10 shares. 6sI
Noi ereeedine 30 shares. TIA. No, sxeeediss
80 shares. sst- No, exceeding 400, sea =
No, exceeding SEQ. sll Over 500, 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

Exirsrt ofa Letter. dated Hsvans. Peh
oth-Fsnay EllsleT Is more the rage here
than she vas IN New York. The people
ol HsvsRa ere sfiIl greater fools than lhsy
of the United States. Ga her benefit
night next week. purse is to be prsssal.
ed 10 her, 10 which City Of the rich Gre.
olss here have subscribed sixty ounces OF
donbloons. eseh msking the sun Of City
one thousand oollsEE One Of my fsisnds
has seen the let OF would noi believe
81. ThesaEas sight after the Theatre. 9
esr'ein Countsss 10 20 give her . ball -
when she eomes out Of The racon thea.
iFs outside Of the walls. che 10 10 step IN.
TO ~ oPos Soiasis adorned with aoesgs.
and one hvndsed VolsHies ere 10 foliow
siih che people IN them hoIdisg asm.
beaox. Ia thia wsy she is 70 pass IN
procession thFough the streets Of the city
to the ball. Journal ef c0nnsyes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

Rg-oser 20 900 i<sisrs. and forty bushels sf
oevspapen, &c, we're rrceiyed ~ the Bosion
Pesi-ofiee 90 The ist isst. b. The BIiianhia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

Let me eOojuEe you. then. IL you have
coy regard FOE your county. concern FOE
yourself OF posierity. OF respect lor me. 10
oani'h these thoughts from your mind.
and never commandments a. from yourself,
OF sny ous else. sentiment Of the like
nature. en-, &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11


A1Oag esher FPasinsioas Adopted BY the cen-
fereses VI the Methodist EpiseopsI charch,
which assembled 10 Bal,inere during The iast
month, reeonmendine and encosrseins The
cause Of Affieaa colOnizsiion, We hnd the fol.
lowing -
Rssoieed. That ia order 10 the suppress.
sion Of the slave trade. aud the illu.
miostioo and salvation Of the native tribes
OF Africa. IL is highly exPedieni and ab-
soiuieIy Rseessary 20 eolonizs on the
Coast Of Africa with their own eonsen,\
Tree persons Of color from the Uniied
Staies.
Resolved, That 10 The judgment of this
ConfereSes. there 10 no snsIoxy be.
tween the course Of the British Govern.
0eot IN The purchase and liberation, (by
the payment OitweBiy millions Of poands)
Of the slaves Of the West India Islands.
aud the plans and p0rpO.es Of modern
aboli'sonisis IN the United States.
RssOkDed. That ne disapprove Of the
agitation Of the subject OF abolition. aud
that ws discountensnee all such inter.
terence a. is calculated to prejudice the
minds Of the free people Of color agains,
the benevolent objects Of AEicon ColOoi
cation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

Duriag last year. no fewer than 100
churches we're built in Great Britain By
the Wssisysn Methodist.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

80. sla - lsslrl Is ratsiss kav
s@ss4t ifoss ias 81 ~ isfasas. 49,
~ e.a 90, isriaiehi afisrnsfs -,
ssess sVs1y ley wosa a shufsh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

Min SieknssG-The Lssisiaisrs Of
kentueky have passed reolaiion. Offer.
,ng reward Of 5000 for the discovery
OF the esuss Of the milk sickness IN cows,
n any time within Eve years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

A BUcRKEu GgRL-- HAHHaH CRousE,
. giFl 81 siE years sod seven nohihs Old
has bees here fog fsw dsvs. She is .
asEsOosA child, weishiar 7uhds.- -
She has large booy lFkn aerfpl
muscls. b seiivs sod ezhibiis 1aoss MAD
thss children generally DO, q hes ses.--
she eco 10. 'tis ssid, hsF oun wsiEhi;--.
% four feet and 2 inches N height. end
measures The same srouad TOE chest. tak
ing 70 the shoulders. jo.t bslov The
shopidef toiai--hss limbs ere large cod
nsuseulsE. HsFtesspsSsmsniiss snguias
bilious End liusphalic. giving Strength SD
sctiyi;y .--sns b o. her way % Colani
sa- -ra fineszc-G she y issly sfeSl.
~ is siss sad weight TIE rses q II.
sass VII Sc revived IN Otto end Ksn
iurky.--.4stsaiss lGtisl Gee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

Deed Letfsrs.-I, 10 stated that over
one MILLION Of dead letters are opened
annusily .: the General Pos, Once in
Wsshisgion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

u d siaie6 itef Ne hsvs a ihe psriour
Nsyy Ksfds lh4saaheui ~ eounlry, ns
,e1izis 60 1ailsat saa ~ ihe Hns.
i'sassa 80 : aupiheg 80 shlpe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

mas ahnet sieo5 e1rfsfff hie eifs d
Ffietissiiiy. Ftaa.. - TborsSaf ~ AS essa
~ esssiss w. - 3 30 y ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

Asef spiH lssa BnH 80 i--The spsn
ish envsfnment 30 Teiuse e lrcoanize
ne new bfiiish Coasal 81 Hsvans. Mf
lslass.i, % secoua. q hls ssoiilioa pfia-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

IOHaEa GsNeea koag.--A piat az 90
lasses. pist 81 buusrmiik. silh tsa
spl,oaiui - saieFsius dissolved % Il, foos
sggl, aosF Pot 10 Iill u h shoot ss siia 81
foy pOaae esks. ed sieees sd spices 70
soit he taste. and coos ~ common
oyep--shs cake viii B. light. ebssp. aad
dstghiiul II .feylrril,sroisi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
FRANKLIN PAPER MILL.

I'liF Franklin Company OF Richmond have for sale, nj
Their own manufacture, good assortment Of n kinds
OF PAPER In general uSc, which in quality and price
they hope will he found 20 compare adyantageOusiy with
10" Production Of similar establishment Ia the linton,
Their chneIy being and eUbrae,ng the latest ian
provements.
They solicit the particular attention Of members Of the
Bar, CLERKS Of Courts Commissioners In ChanceTy MeI
chants, and all who desire superior article their
Supsrinc LetcT CAP, Record and Hank Book made
from the finest Linen stock which gives IL superior tex
turc, strength and durability B.ng used IN tn" Public O
fees here, they permitted Ia refer first aud
coni Auditors, Treasured Clerks Of the Senate and House
hiy.
Merchants Book binders Siaoners, Printers, and other
Wholesale dealers, will always find good mcu al tho
Mill In the hands of the agents, McssIs James Szer a
son The Company Invite orders for theiT Paper and
ready contract for the permanent supply Of all who may
desire IT,
Retail purchasers will fni the Paper manufactured 10y
tho FIankun Company In all the Book aud Stationary
In this city, andin various other parts of the The
President AMI Directors request from the public generally
fair trial OF their paper, and such preference be
found To- merit.
aud Cotton Rags. delivered at the mil. api9-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
ODosTISG

ODOsTISE.
'I'Hls new dentrihrc composed by N. Peleer, Of
ne cisc1VcTers OF The SlphEc Quune the request
81 br oni", distinguished ueutst of Paris winch
ne has given the name II Di1ntuc agrecahle aka
Inc composition, which c0Hsas sud neu;rllZCa the acI
u'ie witch is generally regarded ~ the of
vi ea'es aud ueats a 80 an the discoveries Of this
neu chemist, ~" ul % true utility. 4 a solid CON
position Of an agreeable ui'r ana taste which Combines
the properties OF preserving and hardening Cuafue
anli EartCu arIy TcrumIug 90 Those
teeth are COZ tlliJ weak, or liable 90 that species Of
i-ease dcscrJeI a. tc chemical stCTauu ur'Lc teeth"
frequent disease, winch % produced gcTJ by
ianZcmcui Of the digestive iuucLuus the use acids as
cosmetics, food or drinks, the ha1ifual
mont when fellN becomes acid tur remains Of particles
OF TOOL between Tue teeth. Of any foreign substance
iHc mouth which tay be kLgEu by continual sursa
snl h'oly teu-iy vi the teeth, ami ~ the painful
peSsi'u made % warm r. D. substances them For
sale ALEXANDER DUAL a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
TO SUIT HARD TIMES.

lU SUIT HARD TIMES.
HOl ~ & SIGN PAINTING. GLIDING, GLAZING, &c
kWEVLHiJh y. SMITH tenders his thanks his friends
and tie public for the extensive patronage with which
Dee has t,-ut Nourct, aud respectfully announces them
'us be Is Eow.s epaed 20 execute orders Ia the
branches OF tts business susCuor manner aud on
istms which canuot iAl. 20 meet appreciation.
lie particularly requests individuals firms who may
require signs Painted Lcered Lettering Of any de
scupuon done, a he will undertake their execution
NoTEnaliSe manner a. tIueE below the prices usually
charged Ia this City, for his Is and shall befhat
strict economy requires only moderate expenditure
And moderate profits suffice for its requirements"
ORDERS TOT Glazing M any part OF the tity shall be
promptly AMENDED To- and be ny promises his pat
rons That they shall not tc the victims Of pGocrasnaiion
On!is part.
Genilemen in the country will find him ready as hs-sio.
fore ~ undertake Pa nnng In she adjacent
aud they vii also ind thai ne bas always on hand eK
tcrsive and varied assortment Of colours reyd mixed.
Ig- shop on Raj Road street. SuucEoe Hil, N gTkC
UouSs square, near the Depot. Zl-,ftu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
VOL. XXVJ.
TERMS.

suH-ChIPIlON 10 the DAILY WIG 20 City subEer ~
oefs soa year, aud for shorter pe ro Al the rate OF O
AycaI. -
ADNERTIsfNG-For square Cor esa) me I'm ou
20 erniswo insc rtions 81 Insertions 81 20
~ succeeding tnsCttioa J3i cents.
Thrice week, J1csuts foI each insertion.
Iwieea week, hrstnseTtUn 10 cents; every succeeding
Insertion "a cents
Once week drSt insertion rs cents every succeeding
Insertion 90 ceuts.
Transient advertisers must pay In advance
The number OF Insertions of nta must be
noted on the Ms, they will he uni red 10
must also be In wTiHg
Annual Advertisers charged ESQ for two squares AMI
that proportion for refreshments OF length
eepl AucuoncetH anu Lottery dealers, who charged
elCn, paper inclutIcdD
ns-lhe COUNTRY WING In published twice a week
CTucys and FridAys at five dollars per annum
advance.
FOR ADNERTiSiNG--75 cents a square, Cor Iess) FOR
the hrsihscrion AMI 30 cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17

FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
liz subscriber tenders his thanks biz
ifcu'h Ior the liberal patronage bestowed on ht aud
kes pleasure la onring, direct from the Northern
keis besui and Wcis~ieetei assortment Of Fall and
winter DRY GOODS, tor cash drown acceptance.
believing 10 be tha Interest u both and seller
adopt IN" cash ictn, The former will be enabled 20 pur
ea-e hts goods cheaper, and the latter saved much
trouble aud CHpcn n Ecc!trg and llecfns arconu'a
The subscTbcr assufeH Tia friends toe pubic AZ
large that be will take great pleasure showing goos
and warrants them as cheap any In the market.
LOGAN WALLER,
VI street Sloekue fIHl
te " Nearly orno1iic Tchenor& Cary's Coach shop
SEInE TNyINEi-
- ll'u pOuncs Cotton seine TWinc. No II
Ash d. DO do DO No 10
lJD 10 do DO do, NJ 2O-iusi received
WADE W. WOODBRIDGE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
NEW FALL GOODS.


THE subscriber has received the Wcyilonth aud
Of Dry Goods suitable for season u ~
continue 70 receive by every whatever and
fashionable. TIE following comprises 81 ID. GoOs
received
satin striped and PTn'ci -hslleys
Rich fg a MOusinz, syles
do Mourning to
DO Chine s!ks, bcauilsl assortment
DO Stuped
Black wsier-d snd striped 20
DO Pou Sc Soi
DO Italian LUstre
10 Gro d. Paris
DO satin Levsnino
Mode cord Pou de S.ri and Gro dc Afri1ue
d. no hKured ID
Pollard SILKS
Rich Chine Shawls and Searfs
Muslin inserug- and Edgnss
Needle Work Collars, from 50 to s3O
Do do Cages
Infants Robes Waists and Caps
French English aud Germ Mcrinocs
Light Printed SaGonys
French, English ana German f.aces anl E,i-inxs
lisle Lao eS aud Eign-s, very cheap
Plain and fgureu Nets, (, ca ami s ( BRUSSELS
Black AMI While silk Hose and half Hose
hsw -is C-shuiercs, Wool aud touou %
Linen Cambria nisis all prices
Uemgtitched, REVERE aoJ EInb oiderci 10
1aricon Nusiius white and cc!uuTed
Book, MIll Cambria Jacconet IN i swiss Musins
Striped Plaid 10
N".ch ami Ersish flanuels
10 ! and - Linen -heeiinss cheap
Table DamasEs, pauask Cloths
lrizl Linens, Pillow case Linens, II Tdseye Diapers
IAies' and Gen;ienCn's Woo shirts ant Drawers &c
&c John WRIGHT. Main T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
A REMEDY FOR THRUsH-CANkER
AND NuKsING SDkE MONTH

THOUSANDS both young old, but especially mothers
aud Infants, are every consigned to the tomb by
the above tubboTn diseases The and
ancc of'St praceiug ply scsPs in this
seare and the uncertainty OfcuTe from hc
prescriptions, IL subject OF common remark an1og al
hose MILO have suffered frbm the disease, who have
Witnessed the suTeTings of others.
thcfoofe, gives much pleasure, 10 be able oed
10 this class Of sufferers remedy; which ha
Hcre failed In single Instance la the moot aggravated
case OF thi discFsc; where the mother chill
have been externally with esnker
whole body. na well a. internally.
Many are the cures have Witnessed performed nv
these medicines, in the Of ThTuzh Canksr
ard Nursing Sore Mouth where the patient hai
been gwen by number oi the talented phYti.
We present this compound thus confidently, because VIC
know n Is only 10 bc tested tn bc appreciated.
- Eorpsls hy A. q gTEyE>S