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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20

SENATOR FROM MANE.-Tho Wings OF
the Maine Legislature, at a meeting on the
25th ult, agreed unanimously to support
the Hon. George Evans as a candidate for
Senator in Congress. The election was
assigned to take place yesterday, and Mr.
Evans is undoubtedly elected
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20

PASSAGE OF THE PRE-EMPTIoN Bull
On the I'd February the Presumption Bill
passed the Senate by vote Of 81 to 10
Particulars in our next.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20

Il, We are gratifed to learn, says the St.
Louis New Era, and the friends Of Reigi on in
our city will doubtless be gralifed to know, that
no less thaa "a persons joined the FIRST Presby-
terrain Church on Sabbath last; twenty-five on
examination, and twelve by letters from other
Churches This is said to be the largest acces
sion to this Church at any one communion during
the past eight years. We Learn, moreover, that
the interest in religious subjects is manilestadIy
increasing in this congregation that the meet
ngs are well attended, and solemn. We are
gratifed TO learn also, that the congregation oil
the Methodist Church is deeply alive to their
eterDal interests, and that many will probably
be added TO this Church.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20
THE NATIONAL TREASURY.

The Spy in Washington states that sit is ap-
pretended by the best informed men, that twenty
millions of dollars will not pay the public debt
and yet the panders Of power have the audacity
to assert, that we are not in debt more than ten
OF twelve millions"
The VIRGINIA BANKS have resumed specie
payments, as it was agreed they should do, by
arrangement with the Baltimore Banks. Thos.
Of North Carolina, it is said, will Immediately
blow the example.
A Bill has passed the House Of delegates o.
Virginia, author;z.s the banks to issue notes
less than S., for limited time. 1t will also
pass the Senate.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20

The Massachusetts Legislature have rescinded
the law prohibiting the marriages Of white and
coloGod persons. A select committee to whom
the subject was referred, reported unanimously
in favor of repeal.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20

| Federal Officers VIII INC lh'tili dldIS
and politics Of States, had direct ten
doncy to break down the Independence
Of the States, and 10 rear on their ruins.
one vast, over shadowing, consolidated
government, &c. &c. S.. How true !!Il
What roUld take place if something
else had nat taken place, is often hard to
! tell; and there is no telling what Mir. Smith
might have done, had the Wings closed in
with him, giving him the same rank in the
| Wing party that lie then enjoyed in his
own, and had agreed to nominate him for
Congress, and give him their support. But
they did not do ths, las it is believed he OK
pcct6d of themD and he has not yet cut
! loose from his former associations, nor is
it now likely that he will. IF what VIC
have understood Of him be true, there is
but little doubt but that be believes his
own party in the State to be rapidly on
the wanc, and that new counties will not
save it. We are informed, that Oh the
same, or the next day, after he accused
Redman of making a false count. in the
course Of speech he expressed himself
much to this effect:
"Mr. Speaker: Our party Is going down
sir: it is going down, and there is no con
ccaIing he fact: and it is altogether owns
to our own mismanagcmcnt. our own
improvidencc."
On the occasion abo:a mentioned, when
Mr.. Smith said be had communication to
make to the Wings and he cJuG: trust all
present except Gen. Tut, and as to h~
feelings he was not ccrtain--whcn Gon.fut,
heard him through, or partly through, he in
formed him, that he had 10 confidence in
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20

We have received Mr.. Roberts "BosToN
NoTIoN;" it is one of the largest and hand
soonest printed sheets that was ever issued
from the press Of this Or any other country.
1t contains a great variety Of matter, and
among its embellishments handsome view
of the new Boston Custom House. 1t is
really a curiosity.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20
SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Fen. 10, iS4l.

EEF.N'I T4sI-T' OU'
The Senate this day coMcurrcG in the resolution
from the House Of Representatives, fixing upon the
first lay Of March for the termination Of the pres
ent session.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20
EEyg EsTAEE.Es2ggzENT.

.y7IlE undersigned respectfully inform the c;i
L zeu- Of Fayete and vicinity, that they have
Jus. received from The Eastern Cities, and are now
opening in the room formerly occupied by MIR.
Shir'ey. a very large. cnl general assortment Ct
MERCHANDISE. CONSISTING OF
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20

AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR THE TINES.
A. r. OLDHAM, Esq, Middle Grove,
Monroe county.
r JAMES HUGnEs, Esq, Richmond, Ray co.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20
SO =. .l0!I1 Is E.aay concern

GLASGOW, N0vcateT llj1, Ie-U. o)-:mt
Nonur-tt copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20
Warraaisd Fresh and Gsnuiu,


WHOLE 5 ALE AND RETAIL.
A RTtCHOKE-C Globe
n ASPARAGUs-Gant or Dutch
BhANs-largc and small Lima, Scarlet Runners Broad
SNAP SNAP ngANs-Esrly China, Early yellow, Refugee or
BEEL-Esrly Blood Turuip Rooted, yellow 10. Long
boos; hcIow tfeneh sugar White silosian French "a.
BROCoLl-PurpieC Cape and White
screw Early Work 10 Nonpadcl Ianirotb's large SoiE
Early sugaroa DO Baucrsea, late Bsersea Plat Dutch
Cured savoy, Res Dutch Tor picking ~ ''''
CAuLPl OVER Early and Late
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
CELERY Giant White Solid, Norths Gi,ntRed
CAkROr-Lons Orange, Early Horn, Long siudey, A.
cRess- Curlsd or Foppsrsrass wmsra and Broad Lsav
CUCUMBER Eariy Frame, E,ry Cussr. white Spin.
ed; Long Green, Long Phcsly, Ghstkin for picking
GOHN.Eafly sugar, EARLY Tuscarou
HcpInh.erocu Curled
KALI, blue cuied Siberian, Green Curled scotch
IEgK-IsrSe Scotch
LErTuCEERoysi White Head lee. Early Curied sic.
mhLoN-Nuimca, Green Citron, Fiuc Apple, Mslis Win
wAIE!R! MEII,oN-Fin,s, kinds
MUSTARD White Medicinal BLACK esorr.
0NlON.rllvo skinned, Yclsw Dutch, Esriy Rel
fEAs-landfsiRs Eslts Early Esry warsieE Early
MAJ, Esly Frslne % Ch.rtoe, Blue Prusssn Dwsff
hsnTSqwiai' Bishops Dwarf Profile
RERPER-Isrse 1.n large yellow
PARsLEY-Fne Curied
RHURARB- Undulsfsd fot rs,,s
RADDlsI-Long scarlet short Ton Ions SALMON White
raInie Sc sSsre, Tg.9e yellow %, Hsss spanish
saiSlfn OF VEGETABLE OYSTER
soUAsli-EarIy Bu.h, Orange w.rt,d. White Crook
TONATo-Iarse Rel and yellow
IuRNlf-Whic Fst Dutch, Dale's New Hybrid, Vel
POT and SWEET HERB SEEDS
Also many seeds not enumerated.
ias-6m WILLIAM PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20
DC u SMITH a PALMER.
AUCTIoN AND COMMISSION STORE,
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. on
INDIAN PUnGATIVE,

NANNrAClUhED under the Immediate superinten-
VI denee Of WIN Wright, ce-President of the North
- jan Sh l for the cure Of Disease in the In
erntient kemi;ient, Nervous Inraumzfory PutTid
rcNers Measles, small PoK and Ia
o. me Brain Throat Stomach Lungs, Liver Int sines
hneysand Bladder; Pains in the stomach Bae and side.
consumption Dropsy Of q Head af the Chest OF the
mus career, Gravel Loss OF Appetite; Head Ach
both Acute and Chronic; splitting and Vouit.
ing OF Blood; Darrhora Dysenfery Colics Sypcope
Apopehy and ParaYs ass Dyspepsia, HypoehondriasS Re
tsnus Epit psy, Whoopng Cough Palpaon the Heart:
Ulcers and soresof every description, Hystercks Weak
heaie Female Complaints
The Art Of Healing had It's origin in the Woods and the
Forests sill the best Medical sc hoel."
Inc above named Indian Vegetable Pills not .nv tho
roughly cleanse tile stomach aud bowels all bilious hu-
ours and other impurities, but they also open ii pores
kidneys Thus IL will be seen, single operaion
OF is eArao rnary mediclu all the natural are
opened the blood and other fluids completely nura
body. ~ '''e
One happy circumstance connected with using the H.
medicine always safe and always to do good buf
Is absolutely impossible for injury OF harm
therefore, time should be lost listening to eontrado
iorT adNice the only inquiry should be,
III So the sooner few doses OF the Indian Pills are admin
lsteIed the sooner will the patient be restored 10 health
and usefulness.
Again. the Indian Purgaiive recommends itself a. all.
because, no matter what may be the Of the disease
me medicine Is always ngh, always safe will always DO
good andean never POSSIBLY DO harm. single dose will
IN al cases Afford relief and do convince the nva
10 OF It's value. than volumes written in its praise.
supply OF tne above Fills received and for sale by
- ~ EUSTACE SON
dOOIg below he Rel Tavar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20
NOTICE.

hE subse ubeIs have this day disposed of their ene
a sock OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods 10 Tbonn9s M
D9ley and Reuben Meredlthwso have
SSs trfS iogether under the frm OF DUDLEY MERE
III ior the purpose Of continuing the busioes. "A nj
s.anu o. Read bsJy a Co For the the purpose
- sS.us ou uerts and winding the business II th
unued ofthe present and once kept the same slant
Nnere some Of the firm will always be In Attendance and
70 eiherof whom payments can be made We earnesflv
enreN All those indebted u TO come forward wiz
a. ie deay a. possible, and settle their respseve due
as longer Indulgence cannot be expected Of us.
Richmond 9th September, 1910. "a ~ w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20
VOL. XIV.
TERNfx.

hsossckPT1oN TO the DAILY WHO IN CITY subser,.
sea year, and for shorter ne rod Al tho rate OF slo
ayesr. VIM" sent ~ mail siV
y. ERTislNGFor square Cor i,ssS one ms. rt,on
~ Two Insertions s TIN ee Insertions si 70 and eve
ay.succeeding Insertion a3i cents
-rrnsIce week, 20 cents for each insertion.
Insertion 60 cents ''ei' '"ee'o""s
nsspo week hr-tnseron 70 cents every succeeding
.rrfsnsient advertisers must pay In advance
us number OF Insertions OF Adycrisements tnp.t he
~ On e Ms, or they will be inserted until or,ere, 20
oe Stopped and charged accordingly -OrIcrs ,a s,ao
must also be Ia writing 80 - N'ue'"' W sup
advertisers charged ESQ for two sauarea md
49, p'uportln for Advertisements OF greater length
ain and Lottery dealers, are charged
<1It,.J The COUNTRY WIG Ia published twice n week
s,sn anu frdays) At five dollars per annu,n payable
FOR ADvERTIsING-75 cents square. Cor l..., eor
' n's'hserhon, and 90 cents for each coniin lance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20
NEW SPRING GOODs-

NEW SPRING GOODB.
NE have received, by the latest arrivals from n York
w psu of our snrng Goods and IN the OF ten
days shall be In receipt OF entire assortment which
we feel warranted in saying will be unusually anrneffrs
az 10 styles and prices-many Of them having been put
chased Mt auction AT sacrifice, below the cost
OF mportaiion; and determined to offer great in
dug meats, for Cash. OF 10 punetual dealers.
We have opened one
Rich French Lawns
Elegant English Magnolia Prints ...t
black and blue black figured and plain silks
Linen CatbIic Handker ere hieis- cheap
Light, dark and black Kid Gloves
shell tuck, side, and curl Combs very handsome as.
sortment - ~
New shape curl Combs
Shell and Ivory Dressing Combs
Fine Combs Of the yeIy best quality
Elegant Hair and Tooth Brushes
silk Cor Is and Tassels; Coronation Braid
silk and Cotton Unbi elias; Parasols
lot of superior French Umbrellas
And many other goods-to We especially call The
attention Of our friends and the puhie.
mh2 CROUCH, BROOKS A. HUDSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20
no THE FARMERs oF YIRG1NiA-

~ soc hilI or swivel Plough
Etpandlns Culuvstors. Gardening Utensils &c
These Fougns have been introduced into south Carolina
With unparalleled success ans In most instanccs where
ey pave been tested have driven the common Plough OUT
The subscribers will furnish At ai times Psisa A. To-
suit Floughs sold BY them. They will keep good sssor
mcni 70 meet The demand. gRETTER q PEAKE
aps doofs below the Bel Tavern.
SELLING OFF At COST FOR CASH
VHb subscriber, intending % discontinue business IN
- kichmond, Oilers his entire sock Of sessonabc Dry
Goods ~ cost for cash. Persons wishing SUPPLY theui.
/ the following;
Superior blue black and ncy eooursd Co,hs and Css,i
D. PLAN figured ,sun and velvet vssinrs
Do Cashmere and Swansflouu DO
superior assoIimeni Of sstinctis snd Kentucky Jeans
Krrscys ard Lnscys
French and EnElish Ncrnos
Rose, Whitney and supsd Blankets
White and red Flanucls
Al assortment Of English, French ant American Prints
bAcs Esd and ianey colouicd Mousiin de Lanes and
superior black snd blue black Gro ds Rhine ans
Plain and ffursd fancy colourcd silka
DO % % black BomhaEiuea
CHECKED striped and plain Jackonet Swiss Muslns and
lrish Linens Lawns and Diapers
lQ4 "a and lfA Damask Table Cloths
Damssk Napkins and Towels
Plain and hcnsfitched linen caunhric Hdkfs
linen Csnbre and FTench Laws
-, lS and 81 Bed Ticking
Real English long Cloth
Apron Checks
R'ovs aad ele.ehsi cO,ious, and Cotton orusburrs
And many other articles 70 tedious 10 snumersic
4. WALLER,
street. shoekoe fiiil
Su0AR, suoAR-6 hhds Cisrded sagsr, % Porto
- Rico 10, receiving, and or ssle
mhQ WoRTHAN, NegPUDER co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20
edmond, March 9Th. 1871.
MORE SPRING GOODS.
BOOTS, SHOES. THINKS &c

ny the WIN w. wyer, just arrived from the East,
'I'hE subscriber hes received large additions Of new
add fashionable goods In his line direct from Inc
hands OF othe manufacturers My stock fine goods is
now equal to any In Virginia, and will be sold Tor cash or
town aeceplanccs short Gre it, remarkably low much
less than former prices Country merchants in van Of
goods IN my line will give INC a call.
SAMUEL PUTNEY,
Dealers IN althe fashionable STYLES Of Boots shoes
u NS'hs trunks, Bags, &C. opposite the ruins Eagle
ho'tls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20
CHARLES w. M,CINNEss.

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
GLAZfER, GLIDER re
u1-shop nex door TO the Firs Presbytsrian Church.
street, below the Post OAies-
RICHMOND, February 31d, 1870
This day, ago, snbssribar arrived in this
Cy lie s truly grateful TO the sitizess Of vIrg GINA
ior sr KIND Patronage during the above period no
has given satisfaction TO all oizt employed will
pretend say-but that he has TO the greater part
500 by sontuanes ofther favors He his
friends and the public generally, that eontinuanes Of
thei orders will be met with protnpnoss in
the beat manner.
lie would likewise inform eoupr, merchants want Of
nsns that he has seasoned boards constantly hand
ready prepared, which he finish the
fe z-dtf q w NrCiNSEss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20
GARDEN SEED.
IpGrrunt,d Fresh and Genuine,
PoR SALE nv
ROBERT II. DUvAL,

fTtSH ana GENUINE
ROBERT n. DUyAL,
.sn. Bank Square, Richmond, Va.
A sPARAGUS-siant
"a BEANs-large aud small Lima, Snaps. &c
French Sugar Beet
BROCOLI-PuTple Cape and White
CABBAGE-EaIly York. Lcith Pcnton Large York
DtutnheHd. Savoy. &c.
tAULlFLOWER-EsTiy and Iaie
CELERl-whte Solid
CARROT-Long Orange
CUCUMBER.Early Frame, Long Green, &c.
EGG PLANT
LETIuCE-lce, Malta, Paris Cess, Brown Dutch
MELON-Nufmeg. CtTon
WATER NELON-fnsst kinds
NASruRTIUM
PBas-EarIy Frame. Clarion Dwarf MarIowfai, Early
Monumental, Early Cromwell -
PARSNlP-LaIgc swelling
RIIUBARB
RADlSll-Long Scarlet, Turnip
SATISFY, or Vegetable Oyster
SPINACH
sQuAsIi-EaTly Bush
TOMATO lar Red
TURNlP-Whne Fiat Dutch, Red Ton, Norfolk, Ruta
BaRa, &c.
Also, an assortment Of FLOWER SEED. e4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20
ADDITIONAL sUPPIIEs.

IFHHNH aFINl 18Th Y
TlY the ship Philadelphia. wa baltimore am In reeeip
- oithe remainder ofmy English goods which completes
have now opened In store large stock Of China and
ouecnsgarc, and English, French aud American C.lsss
ware embracing many and pTcry patterns Dealers
are invited 10 examine. WV RUTLER
NH "a d,ors above nan iT..-f.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20

VI "
w $50 LIS, q ot ,,, our sprlng supply OF 6ardsn
.s for IT,, W uaN,u ,aanuIeth whose oppoItun
20 .seI INMATE such varieties OF vegetables as
NoIIy OF culture. from thelnteroT, or as Is not
uhIeluenl neutrality-suspicious. Of this same class, which
ptcH Ietptthaled through inehpetience therefore,
us se Ieeunn ne has excluded many sorts
- ' w CaloEucr OF nose who are mere
~, ~ sIvnsrs OF seeds And he l. not sure
~ q, 2 ,ush not De SUI inTther reduced with all
" ~ Ia, nI,e uls Us ample lor any garden, however
eA.ehsIse, ahn iuiJ ADAPTED TO the incest taste.
20 VIZ quaiy OF the seeds the proprietor wishes 10
1879 ~ ~ 20 ust Nhat . sold by him Is OF hts oLsH
- S'Sh' eAcepuohl therefore warranted
S"h eHHre cnFJdeHee, that they will ial prove TO
DC Jar !" most OF iOTeiEn importation, such
@ % o,coleHi IN lhe u fiaes The following CON-
30 $50 r.. % =. .cI rIv
hRTnrmSss c,.L
nEt~r \ -. M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20
MUSIC FOR THE PLANO FORTE.
REoEIvED MT
M II Ill A. u 4 NJ n ~


A . arc En s9ppy 2, me Ss,t fashlOssble
ton Books by authors for the Piano. Fine Guitar
srRqMENrs OF different Kinds At wholesale or NV Re-.
An, ION me mos celebrated manufacturers.
nn n oens published in the Northern CUES ANY Music
~ " usnn viii be promptly procured as iayoTa.
% % a. at any other Establishment asic store in
the Stale Among the Collection may be found the follow
Ing Just 10 hand: ~ ~ 'o"
NY hear knows only one Think Of the then, or 20
the Ma &c ' p,e sweet iriends-words Mrs
Lament OF the Irish Emk The Foraker One
FsresSoIl NV ,.,..oi ~, heres beauty In The morn.
ihasr . .n. .r peac1'm vale ing dawn
on Water Mil by II Russell rhe sene Queen OF Flowers
f rIas seIensde Joyous days OF Old, by Hon.
To-. Teme 70 the Highlands Mis- NoITn
Inc Better Land Mrs. He touch for me Inv harm
ayain W "' NY "AiP
1Pray for thee o the Fare Farewell to thee Mary
The Pilgrims Rest Rome ,heu S sn me- more Mr.,
strike The silver String, for Heinans - ''''
rt two voices ris merry to hear at Eve.
The ISRe F" oeain'ns oeil ming lime, by Z II Weber;
IN 10 submissive wife, rea ia iSe Hr bong
f,or,s ~ s'ehs 70 nome when, when wilt thou
,,! again Only steals the fading eht
soma.h goine' iron There's something in kiss
wALTZEs RoNpEAus AND MARCHES
It,yrison o, 10y hunter Le Rendezvous de Chlsse,
Hisf nsTv AND Tyler Crane AIT Fairy like
e1iII nP enAdnies' by loves Ritone by
R9nseSn sur Gn MC'if f.on Fauiase, L'AmbsssaIree
ms upefa OF the l. hmbas- by Herr
eAnItcc strauss Values
rom Fam Ia Norma Quadrcs, March
~, oy = 4 We es and the Opera Of La
80 nnls pupil Miss Norma, Consisting OF Du.
rI p toru eits. solos, In Italian aud
brated CavainA Through bTdta, v.rt.,i, ~" many
the Wood, by e Fiorini
ALSO,
A few superior VlOIINS iClar,one,,s
lot OF Superior Toiin and Cattes ,e.I.. M, N. ,o,
oA.4u sutnFs Just I'M burrows Musical PrimineTs
vi H"hoiesale andie Musical Encyclopedia, co.
p,.ns A., - bracing complete Must
has, nai raPer OF the cal Dictionary, &e. by w.
=, oes qualiy - Porter
~. rv 9. TOT Music Musical Grammar In -Four
>oeos "ood rIutes, with ex Parts, by Dr Cacou
Together with large assortten, NJ So,o aooL 81. -,
lection of Psalm and Hymn Tunes gener,Iy ,saI -,
Churches and Singing sciio oIs by yariens S,,,ig IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20
BEAUTIFUL BOOTS.

EAIhA IUALITT AND FINISH.
ny the packets John Siu and Leader the subscriber
- has received another large stock Of those celebrated
Boots from tho factory of J. Miles Son This is decided
TIC most elegant lot Of Boots have had and con
sder them superior in every respect TO any In Virginia.
call. sANiI ptTNEV
mhH Opposite the Ruins Eage Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20

REMOVAL OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY
THE Book and Stationery business heretofore conduct
cd by A. lNLOES at the Store Of Mr. +. W CeIand Il
now removing TO the Store Of the subse ber aud will be
continued by them
Having more room than formerly will enlarge the
business aud In short time shall be enabled present
our old patrons aud the public generally very extensive
anu elegant collection OF Books IN tie
OF Literature, &c. which on examination will be iound
equal IN point Of quality TO any soli the State We
shall continue TO sell greatly reduced Prices and
specially soicta continuance Of raronsge.
INLOEs a. BROTHER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20
NO. 81
RAzoRsi aAzoRst
.what a man hasto do every DAY,
lie should endcavor 10 doweli.

HAVE Just received, Of portat,n very an
penor -ssottment Of RAZORS, from the eelshraies
yoseph Eiots, made expressly my oriers with
,nos iyrer" etched each badr, consequently tab,
20 Recommending these Raxors al my friends
felz " rsaow.s rx,,
~,,SOATEs sCHOOL PHYsfOLOGY
PHYSIOLOGY for Schools, BY r. Cosrcs nj D. We.
IIe.lusnt o, the Philadelphia MsdlsaI Society and
me Aednatny OF Natural Sciences de- arc
VIC cones 70 generally known fsvourife pop,f-
eI upon the sirusturs Of human frame and
mas acquired fame by making agreeable ana
nsruotiye, aud - delicate the mos. f,.si
oiou. We have bong been Of the opinion that Physoloy
when IN suitable Position, part Of female e
ethon, t1ough The attempt showed deficiency OF tsxt
oooks Ihis dsheieney IL now supplied by DE-. Coates
M Iuhy snpphsd The subject II wei divided and
simply explained P the tsIt Illustrated BY the enrrs.
wings espions chapter OF questions close the work
am supplies aids 10 the teacher. We cordially commend
e stnnJ TO our schools and the book before us admit
Just publishes, for sale By
de VI SMITH 4 ,Mrp
Auction AND COMMIsslON sTORE
HE subscribers having taken the house on the cross
= heei nmediaisly 10 fIont of the Bell Tavern, and
ne1t door to Messrs James SON intend 10 ,
me Auction and Commission Businsts an its branches
IneY VIII also Inform their friends public that they
lher iormcr business Of hiring negroes ami
soueeung debts IN The Guy of Richmond and hrous hou
the STATE Of Virginia gfvnxto mere hams ana obers
an opportunity ofhsynx their claims collected on the most
soiaoie terms They hope by strict attention TO obtain
house will be ready to receive goods the Ii inst
p. 8 Our charge hiring DOT negroes viii be nsr
cent ior collecting the II for collecting over sOO
de 7-dti&clw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20
NOTICE.


The time OF the departure of the
a 9l Heambodts hence for Norfolk will
E@-kAuI be changed from sunrise 10 o.
clock ~ the morning TO commence
- on SUNDAY, the 18Th INSTANT
PASSENGERS going north will, their arrival in Nor
folk be transferred TO the Baltimore Boat where thew
Will sup and lodge, and depart at O'clock A. M going up
tue hay by daylight, and In Baltimore before
b During the summer season, those wishing 10 wish
Old Point Comfort. will be landed there and taken from
'Ilenoe "hehthey wish 10 return JUS
SUPERlOR Chewing Tobacco
~ Principe and Regaia segars
Stars Lepers and LorTillards Scotch and Maccat au
smut
French Rappce SNUFF
Natchitoches do
Hardhan's Nog do
Demi Gros do
Lorniard's chewing and smoking Tobacco
Also, an assortment Of good Spanish aud other Scgars
various prices, from 10 SO per 1000.
GAYNOR & ROYsTER
no ~ door above the BELL Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20

TO MERCHANTS, FAMILIES & OTHERS
SiOO,OOO WORTH OF DRY GOODS
~ " JENKINS Is opening avcry cHtensN n assortment
~ oi the newest Spring Goods; consisting OF
Nuns straw aud LeghoTn IIatsand Bonneis
hrEe assortment Of Flowers and Wfcaths
Lace Goods aud Muslin Trimmings
Cheap Domestic Goods and CaHc0es
New style Lawns
stlk AMI col0red Musiins
Capcs and Collars Of an kinds
. Wells and Dress ildkfs an descrintnrs
this Spring. ~ al