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Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-30
APPROPRIATE.

From the Nashville Republican we Ie.,,
t at the Knoxville Register proposes erec,in,
a monument to the memory of Hon. HUGH
LAWSON WHITE We like the idea Tr
ever the private virtues that adorn and diun;.
fly humanity, beautiful in their stern and sim.
pie grandeur, deserved demonstration os
public sentiment in proportion to their appre.
citation, then will magnificent mausoleum
arise to the memory of that great man. and
the American people will pronounce his eulo.
GUM. The conclusion of the article is trulv
eloquent and just.
"Ancient Greece erected her monuments to
PerPetuate some bloody trophy Of the sword,
but we, more just, make our offering TO the
civic virtues. Who deserves it more than
Hugh L. White? A man whose life was a
beautiful exemplifcation of the virtues which
adorn humanity-a patriot, who forgot no,
his country at the bidding of party;-whose
integrity was equally above the temptations of
office, and the allurements of ambition"
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-30

The Louisville Journal, in reviewing part
of the late Message of the Governor of Mis-.
sissipp, has the following remarks, which we
commend to the attention of our readers, as
forming fair specimen of the opinions crea-
ted abroad by the perusal of that notable doc
ument. But to the Journal. .
"There is another topic discussed in the
Message that concerns most deeply the Hon.
or of Mississippi In August 1888, five mill
ions of the State Bonds of Mississippi were
disposed of by the Mississippi Union Bank for
five millions of dollars, payable in five equal
instalments. The United States Bank of Penn
IsyIvania guaranteed to the Union Bank the
regular payment OF the instalments, and Gov.
McNutt says that the purchase of bonds was
undoubtedly made by the United States Bank
and with her funds. Thereupon his Excellen-
cy contends that the United States Bank had
no power by her charter to make the pur-
chase, and that therefore the State of Missis-
sippi, Notwithstanding her plighted faith, ought
to refuse to redeem the bonds, even though
they may have passed into the hands of limo.
cent purchasers. Such a proposition, asSunl-
ed by the Governor of State, is disgrace
to the State itself The People of Mississippi
should Seorn the doctrine and its authors"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
DIR. NILES
COlIPOIIxl IcxrI, .


~ An important substitute for CdioDgeL.
hPIulhleloIs OF ths article keeping In the fact
thai wise and benevolent Being has plac ed within the
teac OF al remedies adapted 10 the incident
we ehnate hey lnhabt, and knowing likewise,
oithe diseases Of the south west arc sed nnon or
ganle or functional dcrang OF the liver their
the hillary organs. ~
Aner Iona aboTous and expensive research they have
suScecIcu ~ extracting substance from the TOMATO,
Wch from us peculiar effect upon the hcpatic biary
organs, :hey have denOminated Hspatas IL is medic n,
that will produce all the beneficial results u CaIome in
Doth acute aud chronic dscascs without the possibility of
producing the ueeterious 10
artce Its aeiiun upon the constitution universal no
part the system escaping Its influence Il is however,
upon the organs 81 secretion and CXcreiOn great
power Is particularly naniicscd hence IL Is pecusIIy
cases IN which torpdiiy congestion the liver aud
portal circle prevail
II IL admissible ia all where IL Is necessary In
cleanse the stomach and bowels II removes obstruction
and etenes aquck healthy action 1.-The other
gianduar visccTa OF the abiimc Being tnsble in it,
-pcrHion produces Tree circulation In vessels on
the surface {" me body accompanied 10y gentle perspi.
ration docs nor exhaust like drastic puges; sill is ae.
uoh Is more universal, and oien be repealed not
merely Mth safety but with great benefit. THIS becomes
lndspensaby necessary IN Of long standing ia
ihei intense temporary impressions made 10y
elnes seldom II ever do good, but tend njure the
nina vi the constitution.
is cleansing and purify the sysem acts in par
ec harmony with the known laws ofIie, aud unaubt.
ey one Of the most valuable aIcles offered s pub
lie tTis and inspection.
For convenience, this medicine into three grain
pis Tue while pills are caiAGTfc, dusTdHps, dapAoTe
fr and aiursfie The yellow pills TOME sfi5nf ,n
dfaDA0Teiie. FoI sale wholesale and retail, ty
ALEXANDER DuVAL
w ~ Agent Kichmund
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
IRON STORE.
TREDEGAE IRON


k subseribers the only agents OF Messrs. Deanc q
eunnnghains Ia kchu,ond for the sale the Iron
,e iisdsg3r Rolling Midland Forge, take pleasure In
20 thelr friends aud the public generally Ill
inanuiacturcdafihe A. i'm
uons they feel the entire (restnE upon
Sseaec OF almost all the principal Ia his
ehy) that they Oder sgood article as can be
ION W. any similar establishment In the Union.
Tile sizes produce OF which Nc en- eon
stanty on hand good assortment followA viz koun1
inch. =" =" ~ ~ " y" F't M"
fhi-l,ultu, II n ILIk22, 81, T. ~. n. a inch NJ
any desired thickness Arrangements now in pra.
gIess by the popretors for making Hosp aud Band IRON
viii otcr extra sizes which will be in readiness ia few
likely 10 occur nthis market - '"
ENGLISH sWEDEs, ULSTER AND COUNTRY IRON
~ tons OF Engsh swcdcs, Ulster aud Couniry enbrne
ing a assortment OF every variety Of size, which hind
supply NF~'"'s' anu ehe's
Band, box sni hoop Iron
Mould Boards aud plough Plates
Crow Bars and Nail Roda.
American Bistercd
English
German and Cast Steel
Spring Steel for Gigs aud Carriages.
The highest price will be given lor scran Iron
"u WORTlIAM, McGKIiDER A co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
MRS. r. IL PYLE

TENDERS her grateful acknowledgements 10 her friend,
ana customers for the liberal patronage she has re.
ceNe ani aequanis thcni she isst with
ed eu1r- - merit continuance Of favor, In having fur
nshed an assortment which for variety quality price,
may VI. with an other IN the city; consisting N
Ble black and any other coiUTeh figured
Newest style Of Chsllcy and fancy nuslins
Prints OF various patterns and qualities, from 10 coo
per yard
shawS Of every description
Fine BON Iaznes, Satiiieit, Cloths and Cassirerea
A large assortment OF Linens
IhTt AL cambria hdkfs aud Linen Cambria
Handsome thro I'd Edeings and lnscTtings
Iafnbrc do 10
Beautiful French worked Collars
Fringe Tor curtains
Newest fashion gcnietncn's collars and bosotna
DO do cravaiS and hdkis
great variety Of Hosiery silks wooden and COTTON
Newest sly le Ribbons, Laccs DC
Ladies and genemen's Cloves SILK leather and WooI,sD
Iogcher with variety oi fancy articles tedious 10
enumerdte, out which viii he found highly worthy Of
enionali on the usual liberal icrms-oniy come and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17

DATENT SAFETY FUZE "A new nfieIo for
blasting both in dry parcs and under wafer ma nufs.
tnred solely By Bedford, Smith Davey Cornwall N.
gland snd ntcon, Bohford, Bsles Co., East granby
g nneotcut.
"Ts Patent safety Fuze In blasting takes the place Of
the printing needle, pruning and match aud 49, removes
al danger ~ striking Ere IN tafnping and burns 81
surei renders the business 81 blast
Ina safe the enpioymenis Of The Farmer ensures
certainty. and effects explosion NJ well under
In the dTicst atuafi0u besides, II much and Ia
bour-and a. allows the tampint 70 be ramued hard
home, AMI leaves only orhce 81 the size Of KNITTING
needle adds consderaby a. TIE force Of tho blast.
has been satisfactorily proved too, that adds force
THE bottom"
Tho above statement is certfed 20 By David Hamilton
auperlnfendanCf Repairs Erie canal W McAlpine, A.
Eisiant Engineer, Erie canal enlargement and Tough
| ton, Engineer Cohoes company.
5000 FEET of the abJve, for faio BY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
SslTas 4 { So s9assr.nrxn.

DULEHO-AhDomlNA sUPPORTEn,
fef As relief ard Of Procid<siis aad Proia n.
1880 pferf, og erferaai pressure
WIS apparatus Congresses by broad, son, elastic
= rsd the whole Of the AgPoxasfrfass, AMI the
SIC eonrtNedsstc operate ohqueiy upwards and hack
wards The effect OF this pad Is give the Weakened
lower portion OF the abdominal muscles conxcnal .n.
pert which al the time that dnlnishes their In.
Sof stimulates ihen BY the well power Of me
chancs pressure ugon the muscular ssic ~ perm.
ncnt renewal Of their vigor
uteduees Tire sicdel hyposasfriani, and ~ a.. IA.
.csu"n upwans and backwards. directly relieves the
from the unnatural pressure Of the down.
NMu forces, thus when the apparatus IL carefully aud
pery hued TO the peculiar FORM Of the patient,
tsby Affords the immediate immunity from the dis
pressing dragging and bearing down sensations whle
ae."inany nearly all cases of vseeral displace nens
snd us sk9l apple alton Is always followed by early
confession Of radical relief from the Vaent.
supply OF the above Instruments Just received d.
oca .1rx A Sntu ntiy.t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
TO COUNTRY MERCuANTs

CAV & BENTLEY are now Receiving large supply o
" mos desirable and betful Fancy Goods pure hased
~ New YORK during the past week on most favorable
syie Mouselne de lainos ChaliCs, rich figured silks
Enssh ad french Prints, silk Hosiery, Gloves and Mus
Ribbons, Lhccs, Wells, Handkerchief Scarfs and many
other new and desirable articles.
Country merchants who may wish To repIeuish their
stock Fancy aud staple Gooia have now the rare chance
oidong so al this season, aud at satisfactory prices.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
J. BRANNAN 4 cos
ODD DOMINION CLOTHING STORE.

r.. II. jenkins Dry Goods Store. Main ~
ME would embrace this opportunity and method Of
w making known TO the citizens 81 Richmond it, VI
cni and tue slaie, that constantly keep hand Cloth.
ing OF all kind and more especially 1T the current ami an.
preaching seasons, which will sell reduced Prices FOR
cash We respectfully invite all % call aud Inspect our
STOCK wht er they want the goods not. All goods sold
~ US ia dp not please In every respect may bereued
and the moucyTofunded.
All gOOis warranted su09-,f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
JosspA 3. r,.pgs'. Concentrated sayssysnna
TOR THE CURE OF
SCROFULA
.Eyc,,,,..SDD xsEAsEs

TUE sarsapanla OF tho shops very apt be nearly
Il not quite hsert ehher from from having oeen
tanned from an Inferior species .. n,o. mses Of pre-
pairing hch have long been vogue have Procaop eo
variable reputation The activity OF the Ioo
Is beevcdo depend upon one OF more acrid prineipeS
soluble TO wafer, cold or hot and either
inert by chemical change nj the TEN
22 deg This tact appears to be demonstrated by
Hancock makes IN. following observations. "Aher Ions
boiling the peculiar odour which Iises abun,anty on the
cocon OF gOod Sarsapa lila Is almost exnRuishcd PROM
the sarsapsia prepared In this way, found no sensible
drowsy and rcckng effects produced by aarge puauy'
although the dccoctou OF sx or eight ounces was ueu
tose. ~ Wood q Baoke's u s. DtspenSdfory
knowledge Of these facts, and the uncertainty prac-
the Of Sarsaparta IN usccuto INC uis
covery repeated experiments OF the ncthod OF pre-
parng the extract now oncrcdo the eu
bOng, and is warranted to contain IN con.
form the active principles OF the root ootncu
from the most approved species OF sInilax. -. .,,.
Its efficacy has been repeatedly tested IN private
in uccessu treatment OF the worst iors OF inc us
the OF which Sarsapara Is nded
amer other preparations OF that medicine the ranacea
ulceraons, and affections OF the bones IN snpe
scroula, and In ercurial and syphte diseases
have been permanently curedby its use IN three mont
without any other treatment except the most Simple epn
cations the parts diseased ta OF two or three bottles
similar cases will prove the efficacy and importance OF
the preparation. Nj,
has been freely in scroous habits for the cure
diseases, being admirably calculated, In such cases
all disease from the body and restore the usua
vsor of the constitution The OF two or three bottles
will such ehcctua security
against secondary affections.
tonic and particu lary in general debility,
Scroula anal other Diseases In chronic Rheumatisi and
obstinate affections OF the skin, IL Is invaluable medicine,
'N'f' ALEXANDER DUvAL,
10 10 Agent for the PIopriei
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
ATTENTION NuLIERS

GARLIC, CHEAT. tOtKLFt MD BUSTING SCREEN
WONES WIRE, FOR MERCHANT MILLS, Sc.
ANlIEON BALDENStON would respectfully inform
w hicTs aud ufhcra that De fs prepared b. ruscufe
ne usual. 81 bis Wire and sieve Wafehouse, No. LEht
street Wharf Garlic, Cheat Cookie and Dusing screen
Wire ~ superior quality, and AZ tcduc ed prizes.
We also mlkef, and has noF On hand n Iris limo lrEs
assortment ~ roves Riddles and Sfrs suitable for Corn
Coal ore Rye Cookie. McIi. which Doe Will dispose
20 Town aud Count ytrade, NJ low pueea.
Orders for any 81 INC above articles will be received and
| iorwardcdss heretofore, By
ia u-U IAs & gro WINSTON.
TUT su'scuhrr respectfully announces 10 his friends
annih" public generally, af hr has hind and will
continue io keep large anil SPLENDID nsa1rment u Paper
hanEhF -cnnlifunR ~ Gf, Velvet Tapestry, Frcsoo,
plain AMI common Papers, with Borders h. mate hall ~
Which he will put ~ boo the neles msnnsr, town and
country.
Also curicd hair and shuck Msrrasseu Feather Beds
made of The best purified Feacrs-ebrarina every an,
ucle in bits line Al orders haukfy received aud ere.
euted a. the shoues notice and BOO me besf manner
WILLIAM BOUTW
Hqusrc beloT the Banks on he Opposite eide
r. E-Oli MauraEses, Sofas ard Chairs Fes
thor Beds renovated, and made as new.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17

THE subscribers having rincethc frsr or tho ys,r o
Tor the accommodation Of ter eusomcis 10 a,l y,rev
Of new agd desirable spring Goods our present asor
ranged by the IN Of April to which we nvie he srgon
@leountry merchants and families town aud country The
iohowtugisa put
super Chcne ground aud cd Lawns and Mullins
40 7' IN striped aud figured Mousen dc LANES and
Rich syrian SILK Muslin Dressc- and Robes
s srIe FL fs9 sillpg and hurricane checked 10
Medium andlow priced Lawns aud Calicors
super plain and 6s'd Blk blue blk Gro de Rhine
Gro de Swiss, Gro de- Antique and Cheno silks
Rich Chenc silk shawls iidkfs aud bsiI n III
ram hemsiiichrd and cmb'd Linen Cambria do
fisln hik and fancy coli,l Satin and six Neck do
Cambtic sud Mustn Eiziugs aud inaeftinrs
gimp and Thread Laces, Edsngs and Ihseit'nrs
fhol Ncii Gloves and Mus, Kid Thread and so Thread
Iaies black and white silk Cotton and Nior.yi,n Hose
T'e and brown Cotton aud Misses aud boys
a. snd hi.h Iiqeus, from 25r to o. per yd, cheap
i'oe psmisk Table Cloths, Towels, Dowlis sndHucka
B.oye Table cloths Bird Eye and Russia diaper
,ahb!'cs ,a,ment 400 Furniture Dimiy
. ~ aud plain French Linen and Holland
Pine and super Bomhazinc and 4 "a OHcuncs
mmoI.,u Cfapgs Grape Csmbisls aud Drap Aie
niF nud Cotton Umbrellas aud Pafasuia
Ian and lowed Satin aud Bombaz,ne stocks
super blk aud nsgnucd cold Cloths ant Cassinerca
ram anI nlhedG mbroons and Linen Dnungs
aeginn mNnfes, Drnius, Cutonldes aud Crankes
Ioln and fair Blrachcd and Brown Cotton Diillngs
LONDON Wcings, Marsoiles and georTis,Nsnkeen
ta9 and NJ ATTN AM Velvet YcstiuHs
'1tll and Brown aud Bloaohod Domestic Sheet.
Bed Ticking, Plaid Domestic and Apron aud Furniture
ronrce, spialfcld B,ndanna and Flaa Haudkerohiefs
WIN great many other ARTICLES not enumerated al n
which will be soils prres inuc below tho usual res a.
have but fc more than hreo months before we eI6se
by sen W. ihc remainder atauci1n ~ cot and un'ashon
G1ods proporonahy cheap. 1hoy have all been pufrha
ED win cash and will be very low for inc ssac or
seeerteness IN town VALENTINE y BREEDEN.
NH ~ WhifN BUILDINGS. auufk 0c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
Gil IA Il l. E y = II Il II II Ms,
CHINA AND GLASS STORE,

HAVE in Store and receiving large stock OF China.
Glass and EarhenwaTe, Looking Glasses, Asta Lamps,
CastorS Tea Boards Knives ami Forks Fancy Goods
Ac which offered o the Country and City trade
small advance. My stock White Granite
Canton AMI Liverpool Dining Sets
GOLD BAND-RaiSed Figured, Painted aud Enamcled,
large AMI sma, China Tea Gold BInd Tea
Wafer Phchers-ENeTs and Basins--ChldIen's Toy Tea
setts &c.-Canion White French, and Liverpool Plates
Dishes and Tureens, separate from sets
Rich French China Cologne Bottles and Mantel Orna-
mems
FINE cur AND PLAIN GLASS wARE-Decaniers
In sets and pairs. Champaigns Tumblers. Wines. Cor
dia Lcmonadcs Jcles Goblets Preserve Dishes Pickle
Stands Centre Bowls, SAVERS salts in pairs
trail Lamp shaes, Water Pitchers, Curtin Pms, Glass
Knobs, &C. &c.
GLASS JARS OF every description.
IMITATION silver, and ated Castors, Pla'ed and Brass
Candescks SHUTTERS aud Trays Ivory aud Baanc ell Han
died Dining and Dessert Knives and Forks 81
pieces Walters, Bread Trays, Britannia Tea and Coffee
Pots, britannia andJapan Spt Boxes, Table Bells.
GERMAN SILVER Plated. and Britannia Tea and Table
spoons, britannia soup Ladies, &c.
Thermometers
ASTRAL LAMPS-lar.e ani small sizes-BIiiannia and
Side Ismps.
PASSAGE LAMPS, Rich Cut and Plain.
MAMIE ORNAMENTS, beautiful China Card II skets,
Motto Mugs ELEGANT Cut Glass and China Cologne Bottles,
Real German Cologne.
BRUSHES Cloth, H,ir Table and Tooth Brushes Ia.
be Mas. Pcnknives. HUSBANDS, Silver Pencil Cases
LOOKING GLASSES Msniel, Pier and Toilet Look
ing Classes, from Eve draws.
Looking Glass P!aies separate
Manila aud oiheT Mats
Edged Places Common Cups and Saucers bowls Pitr
/ ers, Mugs. and Common Tumblers DC packed in the
best manner, and on the most lhe'Rl terms. m 2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
GROCERIES. METALS. &C


IOHN N. GORDON offers TO country merchants anC
J others his Fall supply Of welseected articles, viz:
West India, Orleans, loaf aud lump sugar
L.sguira, Rio, Cuba, MaTaclibo, and OH Java Coffee
WesI India and Orleans NOlasSes in hhdS and bbs
single, double andtreble, l1af and lump Sugar
Guupowder Imperial, Young Tyson and Black Tea
IiveTpool blown ant ground Alum salt
Good and DANA gcd Sole Leather
Lamp OIL cheap, for coal pits-superiOr beached and
winter pressed
Candle and Iaup Wick and shoe Thread
North Carolina Family Roe behring's
Window Glass, $40 and 1912
Iron-bound Tubs
Brown Variegaed and Shaving Soap
Letter and Cap Paper, ruled, unrued and WraPPinZ Of
all sizes
Fannings and Mason's Backing
Nova Scotia Grind stones very large, for factories
Gun and Blasting Powder
Cotton Yarn and Cotton Oznaburgs
CoppeTas, Indigo and Nader
PeppeT, Alspice, Nutnegs Cloves and Mace
Race Ginger, Fig Blue, Cigars and RaiEns
Cotton an. hemp Wrapping Irvine
gedCorus, Plough Lines and Gale Rope.
METALS.
Swedss. English, Tredegar and Upland Iron
American and English blstered, cast shear, German,
and spring steel
Hoop band, sheet and box Iron
Tin Plate and Loaded Fin, for roofing houses
Brsziers, sheaihing and bar Copper
Block Tin, sheet Liuc and Spel.eT
Sheet, pig and bar Lead
spike and Nail Rods
Ground, Wagon and Cart Boxes
Wire, from No. 5 10
Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes
Drop and Buck shot
Cas- Mould RO4Tds. various patterns. sc p D.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
TO MEMBERS or THE. LEGIsJATUR n
AND TIE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.
CREW & uORNER,
BOOT And SHOE DEALERS AND MANI.
FACT'LRERG
OpPnaIIr EAnIYIa InEEEE unUar.

MAIN sT., RfcHnoNp, VA.
TAKE this nethoi Of informing the public and their
~ friends thFf hey have now hand, iarEs and wei
selected assortment 81 areies ~ their line. They have
everI sfco necessary the way Of Boots shoes Pumpg,
&c for genteneni ADD the Lsdiss will md variety %
choose ir0m winch ohcapuoss and quaty cannot he
surpassed Tho being lsrfe, tits deemed
necessary N ter the reader with more minute enumera
ton bu bcE Leave 10 assure az that they vii call and
Examine for themselves they VIII be satished Of our abi
" 10 please.
Hi-C a w. manufacture 10 order, IN ne
ner Boots shoes Pumps &c. for Ladies, Genllemen snd
fouihs They have hand, superior asnorimcnt
Of oenismcns doubs-soe Water PROF Boots, Of ther
own inakei beside oher kinds Of gentcmena Wear-and,
also, ot Of ladies' Shoes which viii bear cOmparison
With any make W the Uulon.
Alse, on hand, an sssoTtment Of Lssiher, TrsvcHas
Tfunka, &c. on reasonable terms.
cal from al, ia solicited
ds2 CREW 4 HoRNER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
RonfeI POLLARD. u, q e
A True Copy. Tesie,
AILwoRTH DEPUTY for
NH e-MgW n Ins ~

UIRGlNIA-iN tIiANCGKY-AI Knlc-, neeI Ia an,
Clerks Office OF tue Circuit Superior Count OF Law
and ChanceIy io Goochand County the list lay OF Fe-
buary lSi':-Hclen Pickett. adtk Of Geo a. Pick cit
Jr defs.
The plaintiff filed her bill, and the defendant John Nc
Cornek not having entered hs appearance and
curly according To tue act OF assembly and the rules
s oufi, aud satisfactorily appearing that he IL not an
nhabant OF this Commonwealth II is ordered that he DO
appear before the Judge Of said Court the Court
house OF the said county, the Tuesday amer third Mon
day In April nexi, and the bill and that COPY
OF tns ORDER be forthwith inserted In newspaper
pnoshed m the city OF Richmond, for months success
svey, andposted the door Of the Courthouse o.
said county. A COPY TeStc.
fe lG-MgN " aiItEp A,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
NUNS & CLARK'S
E.-E!5i;.N..ZzoK5

Tub fnhfcuhef h. courantly Receiving supplies f0fn
The above makers, the superior qualiy u whose In
uuments n ell rsseres, is duly Acknowledged b. daily
Increasing demand f1r them.
To those not already uaiuted with these Instruments
may not DO supctnuoui fsy That they ore made With
particular teEardto kcernE n tune object derira
be- especially when distant from cities where tuners
seldom De- met With having not only the late end
al The modern improvements, but also braces peculiarly
ealculaed % give great strength and soIdHy
trb-A guoroHfss n writing entities the purchas
exchange h instrument any time within car, should
u prove defective.
An fianoa cold N remain I'm fs city wl he kepf ir
tune year without charge; aud those 10 be sent n the
country packed without charge
Pianos toned, let on hire, and takon In exchange
p. N. TAYLOR,
NffaIr ~ = InrH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17

~ INC arrival the rchounrr Nassau, we are In rec
~ oi the following fresh DRY GOODs-yz:
- cases llrht Fancy Prints
70 DO lone'illc and uther Ftyir Nankccns
10 Cambria Muslins aui fsconets
Do aupc.6ne SWISS Musins
do eooufed C4fnbfics
DO 44demi lnsh Linens
DO striped Counnaica
% Apron Cheaks
3 Do black and white Cotton Hose
Hupri 6nr blue Cloths
Wool dyed bk do
No. . fine n1N Crnvara. Red Padiinna
brown AMI blue DrlE. tatnbcts and Nj xfure.
100 dgz common and supc hnc inen Collars
Plain and hume Linen H0rgms
Botnbazine aud rptiu stocks
Embroidered sstin Apron stocks
200 dozen britannia fidkfa
buti0nHut every desc rptisn
Blue sewing six, Black and w. Threads
hlcHaudet's cold froul Cotton, Hat Grapes
tot on Umbrellas, Royal Cir Pms, Mixd do
H.lv'd Hooks aUd Eyrr
Brazil tuck and sido Combs, shell 10
German silver Pocket Combs. Buck Pureos
bales fne Dover Shrtiur, Sc.
which We ofer a whOiesHle only, Al very NV priees
r. " hENT. KENDALL n ATttsT'ru