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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22
BATH MAINE THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 22 1871,

This he declined. She insisted upon it. and even
laid her commands. lie refused. She next request
ed him to go with her into his chamber in the third
story. He complied She then very coolIy took
the key, and ;old him she should lock The door, and
he would neither see her face nor receive food
till he submitted. The next day, she called at the
door of the prisoner.
"My son, are you ready to comply with my re-
quest?''
ono, mother.'
The second day, the same question was asked,
and the same answer received.
"James, you think by holding out thus your
mother will yield. and come 10 your terms-but you
do not know her am in the path of duty, and |
shall not yield ill the timber Of this house decay and
fall, should live so long ~
That evening he would have sent a message 10
his mother, but he had no messenger. On the
fourth day, he promised TO do whatever she requr-
ed. She opened the door, and her pale, sckly-lool-
ing boy embraced her with tears, asked her par
don, and submitted to her requison.
lie has since been seen TO shed tears of gratitude
that decision and aiihlulness and TO assert with
the utmos: confidence. that it was this frmness in
his widowed mother that saved him from irievoca-
',lo
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

Ingenious Orihography. A gentleman of the
Temple received his aundresss weekly account the
other day, made out in the style of spelling and
hand writing peculiar 10 the sisters of the suds; but
there was one charge of Is. CD for ''skewering the
stars which defied even his practised comprehen
sion. After wondering for some time how such
work could ever have been performed. and. still
more, why it should ever have been executed, par
ticularly at hs expense, the debtor sent for Mrs
Pearlash, when the reading turned out to be. "for
securing the STAIRS :" - 81
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

Curious VIII. John Goss, late of Bristol, Eng
Mariner. deceased, proved May 10, 1856.
"My execntrix 10 pay, out of the first monies col
lected unto my beloved wife. Hester Goss, (if liy
ng) the sum of one shilling, hich give her Gas
token of my love- that she may buy hazel-nuis, I
know she is better pleased with cracking them than
she is with mending the holes in her stockings"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22
Ruuic Maxins.

To the guest who enters your dwelling with fo.
hath travelled the mountains hath need Of food
and well-dried garments.
A man carry with him no better provision for
journey, than strength of understanding In for
treasures and will introduce him TO the table Of
strangers
Nothing is more useless to the sons of the age,
than to drink too much ALE. The more the drunk
last, is drowned i,
A coward thinks he shall i've for ever, if he can
but keep out Of the reach of arms; but though he
should escape every weapon, old age, that spares
none. will give him no quarter. = :.
The gutonous man, fine is not upon his guard,
eats his own death: and the gutony of fool max es
a wise man laugh .sA s., !,
The focks know when to retnrn 10 the fold, and
omit The pasture but the worthless and slowfdI
know not how TO restrain their gluttony.
A man void Of sense pohders all night long, and
his mind wanders without ceasng, but when he is
weary at The point of day, he is nothing wiser than
he was overnight fa
One own home is the best home, though never
40 small. Every thing one eats at home is sweet.
He who lives at another mans table is often obliged
to wrong his palate.
A faithful friend is he who will give me one loaf
when he mas but two. tr
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

A footstep was heard behind them, and turnino
they beheld the countenance of Barton Mis-
sing her, he had suspected her retreat, and fol-.
lowed her, little dreaming what he was to see
He gazed but moment; then turning, without
a word he rapidly retired, and was not heard of
more. With what feelings did these two lovers,
leaning on each others arm, seek ont her stop
ping place, and recount to her father the remark
able incidents of the evening With what emo.
tons did they the next day return together to
her native village! Suffice it to say, the father
was duly enraged upon hearing of the perfidy of
Barton, and was very ready to consent TO the
marriage of William with his daughter, especial
ly as he had returned with fortune At the
very hour when Barton was to have claimed
his bride, William had the pleasure of calling
her his own, and of taking possession of the same
cottage which was designed for his rival
They have lived long and happily together, and Of
ten do they tell to their children, the story ofther
common resurrection from MUTUAL GRAVE!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

The man of the world sometimes pardons hatred
lied times of ancient history. we find that revenge
and pride were invariably among the practical vr-
tues. What sag the Scriptures? : t.f
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22
Bulls. i. l-44z2-4.4L5
4 never shot bird in my life, said one to aroh-
Bulls.

Bulls. -As-Z-4-44s
Il never shot bird in my life,' said one to aratt-
er. .3asa.
Il never sho, at any thing in the shape of bird
except a squirrel, and that killed with stone
when it fellffom the tree into the river, and was,
drowned.' was the reply. IN. o Com. Herald. /,
The above is a tougher, but can telIa better
and truer one perpetrated in this city, by Yam
kee. That ar dog (pointing to a large white one)
'ant got bit of black about him, except his ears
and they're brown. LEDGER
And little tougherye is the story oc the Irish.
man who said the first fathered fowl he shot in
America was a torkentine, he freed him aohite
oakhemiock stump, and fired six fines before his
gym arent of and then he came a tumbng up the
Tree. me. Cult.-Prs. D1.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

AS broker was folding some bank bills, wag
observed, lyon must be growing rich fast, for
perceive you readily double your money.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22
Published every Thursday morning.

OFFICE-No. G, GRANITE BLOCK, mp Stars) NEARLY oP
PosT-oFFIcE
Terms.-Two dollars per annum, payable hall IN ad
vance, and the remainder the end of months or S2
the end of the year % liberal discount for the year,
advance az ANY person procuring six responsible sbscr
Des shall receive copy gratis and for advance pay ten pei
cent additional
No attention !bc gipen TO notices for disseminating 'less
accompanied oth the cash far all dr1eardges.
Agents
Bristol, GEN. ]. VARNEY. Boodoiahdm, o. LuNT, Esq
THOMAS lIERBERT, JR. WiScdssd, a. HERBERT
Bremen, Col. $. II. lIINDs BoOthbdy, X X REED, ESQ
gaoboro JAMES HoyEy Esq Phipsbrg, N. c. REED, Esq
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

The best way to keep shippers out of bacon, is
to eat it before they get in
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

The Portsmouth, N. Il. Washington Total Alb
stinence Society, which was formed and organized
on the 4h of June, not month since, now has
enrolled sirteen hundred mem6ers.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

The diamond tina, falls in dung hill does not be-
come thereby less precious; and the dus, which the
wind eevaes high in the air does not thence become
less vile. -. i, - - e..f....
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

SwIrT has very piihily observed, "The proud
man tells keep my distance; it is well that pride
makes him keep his'' IL
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

Weak as our navy now is, it is five times as
strong in material, as it was at the commencement
of the last war with England. s'l.pe
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

Endeavor, by truly polite and conciliatng court
esy to stand well Gas far as principle and the die
tates Of tender conscience will permit with every
body, whatever their rank. station, wealth may
be- Cannot feeble enemy hurt us Cannot
spark cause confiagraton
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

HaB-a-doSen Miseries Writing npon a thin
sheet of paper, with small crumbs of bread under
il. -.
Tossing bit of cheese, and when it is more than
half done, letting it fall into the ashes. i. n
' Being seized with a sneezing fit IN going down
dance with very delicate, fine lady. av
A false calfshlfting round in dance.
Sitting down alone in large party upon sofa
which makes an ''eguvocal noise.',
Being obliged to shave with cold water in the
month of January. - ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
C. J. RICHARDS & co

=. }. RICHARDS & CO,
SIsn oil the Saw, opposite the Swan Tavern
ii street, Shockoe Hill
IMPORTERS and Dealer in Foreign and Domes,. tt,,
ware are now opening large sud complete assortm.,t
oi SPRING HARDWARE AND CUTLERY which Iar
ts, Guy acSeplnces or 10 punctual men they will sell
very small advance Country Merchants ANA Others
~hiGh In paft is comprised OF the followng Good.
inbotSon, Patent Corn Sc thes
WahiIo best steel do
Broad and Narrow Grass do
Humble a. Augusia's Pattern Grass do
Dutch yihes OF best qualify
Pocket and Pen Knives, assorted
EctssoIs. Shears and RaznIS do
black and other handles ~ ~si WIN"
ivory Knives and Forks in 81 pairs from - 4, 40
bic b'rel UNI and percussion Guns
Traces, BateTs Anvils, Vices Stnith,i n.lar.
nun, uhe pliie, PAD and other Locks
ilai. pat x cut, mill saw. hal round
r al oa5tard1nd other Files; horse Rs-ps
Collins and other Axes
Broad Axes Nail II9mmeIs
BUT iiinges ali kinds
britannia Ware. Japaned tin Ware
flaisd Goods, German silver Goods
wilson's seaune and common Coffee Mills
Sheet and bar LeaI
Cast, shear, blister and German Steel
shoNels ana Spades Hay and manure Forks
JACK screws Shovel and longs, Fenders Andi,o
, NsIt hench aud moulding Planes
Mi !. PIT and y saws
Hand, PANEL and lemon saws
Also an assortment Of Looking Glasses direct from
manufacturer Consisting OF 1891 '
SWING toilet pier and nnantel Cha ses
French Baskets. &c. " "o'' "''
Together with every variety of s,,nIa and .,,,aro
soTtmenn Of Fancy Goods
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
OREm a. MOIlI.IeG

LAVE tie pleasure Of announcing To their customer RS
sndthe public generally, that they have lust received
their fashionable clothing Main street, five door
below the Exchange Bank, the following and beaul-
fu SO ring and summer styles:
Superior Blue, Wool Dyed Black Olive Lon.ion Brown,
Invisible Bottle and Polish Green DIess and FrOck Coats
a anil beautiful arriC e Of Coais uade the
latest Par fashion, nge md cashmere, and plain
Corded, Check and Plain Gainb IOOn aud China Grape
Pants silk, Satin BombaZnc, Chaly Cashmere silk Bro
caJe, French EmbI MeTno and Marseies Vests
Persian Robes aud Morning Gowns; silk Shirts aha
Drawers, Linen sni Cotton 10 jo Fine lAneu BOsoms and
Collars, made in the Byron syle Stocks; silk aud
Linen Crsvdts, very patterns; Scarfs Suspenders
Handkerchieis, Shoulder Braces; Russia Riding Belts
Money BELTS aud Purses; Silk, Merno Lambs Wool and
Cotton Hall Hose.
Gentlemen la Of Clothing would do well call and
examine stock, dets Tmined 10 sell cheap
establishment la this any OF the Northern cities
az lem T.. u. SPENCE, Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
GENTLEMEN's sPHING AND sUMSi r x

DS the late arrivals from North, have rec evcd
ID complete Assortment Of SILK and Linen Cambria Pock
hks White. Brown and Gray Cotton Socks; Black aud
White SILK do; Black Italian Crayats Pai Cotton Cravas
SILK rcaris; satin and Bombazino Stocks Cravat Pads
shirt Collars; Linen osoms; Suspenders; American
Silk and Cotfon Umbrellas; French silk do. Of superior
quality six and MsIino shirts Heavy undressed Irish
Linen; English Cotton shifting and American do, OF
more; super Back Blue nd Invisible Green Cloth; White
ami Coored French Drill; Hest inda Nankccn and Anne.
riean do; French Bombazinc, Cdshmlreue, 1hbet and
Cambridge Cloths; lasting: Gamboon and Plain French
Linen; Marseilles and Satin Ncsnc Cotton Thread suk,
Iorskn and Castor Glove; Tortoise Pocket and Toilet
Combsi GyerlainJ Shaving Cream; Toilet soap; Tooth
Brushes; Hair Brushes. &c. All Of which purcha.
scd at very low prices, and viii be sold small advance
ap 81 GAY A. HENLEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
ULAZIER, GLIDER, &c
u5-Shop next door tD the Frs Presbyterian Church,
Street. below the Post Once.
RICHMOND, February 22,i, 1910
ON this day ~ years ago, the subscriber arrived in this
" CITY. Ic Is truly grateful 10 the czeSs Of Niisina
for their kind Patronage during c above period. That he
has gwen satisfaction 10 all that employ ell him Ice will not
pretend IN syhni that Ne las 10 the greater part Is eyin
ced by continuance ofthe avOTs lie wishes To- inform his
friends aud the public generally, that continuance Of
their orders will be met with promPness aud executed In
tie best
lie would likewise inform country merchants In want II
signs, that he has Seasoned boards constantly hand
ready prepared, whsh ho finish the shortest notice
fe &2-dtf g. W McGiNNESS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24

NOTICE.-IIivins been appointed sole Agent for the
sale of the productinn Ofie TredegaT Iron Company
AIN now prepared 10 execute orders for every descrp
ton Of cast and maicabe Iron bfacina Iron from
square from 5l6 to4t inches band hoop oval half
and scroll Iron; and locomotive ANcs; Screw Moulds
box and nInge Ifnn, DC
In their Foundry, the Company prepared To make
nearly every description OF Castings embracing Tobacco
Presses, Gearing for mills cotton aud rolling
mills, aud all kinds ni rail road work
Refinery having been recently erected tleir works,
the customers Of the establishment haze guarantee
that their Iron will be Of uniformly guodquay-and when
required the lrna will be manufactured from refined pig
me- al eN clusiycly.
Office Cary street, the lower endof the RaSn.
mi 4 ANDERSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24

jee desirable, especially when distant cities
where seldom bc met with having only
the metallic plate and all the modern improvements but
also peculiar Braces calculated give ensth and
soiidfy.
Ef-A PnaraHfse In writing entities the purchaser Q.
exchange his instrument any time within year, should
u prove defective
All Pianos SOLD remain In this city, will kept IN
year without CHARGE aud those be the
country packed without charge.
Pianos tuned, let hire, and taken in exchange.
=. n. TAYLOR,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24

\JYATT a. WHITE offer for sale the following
w goods, by wholesale snail quantity. at the lowest
prices, Ior cash or coed paper
90 hhis prime New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars
10 DO Clarified Cuba Sugar, the best for family
usc, known
% barrels Crushed 10
20 boxes cheap Loaf 10
% no very superior double refined do
Opaekaser of q y Teas, part extra 6ne
I'D bags prime green new crop lazuyri Coffee
IUD 10 do Rio do
% 10 Old Java
% M Old Marsraibo
~ hhas superior r. Rico retailing family Mossses
80 bbls prime >ew Orleans 10
lOlCO lbs assorted Cotton Warns, various factories
bJun do well cured Baeon uiiddl.nKs and hog round
80 boxes Lees and Col.Aie's soap
~ do Talla~ Candles
% do Sperm dO
10 do starch
10 do slnger's Mustard
So sacks besi Liverpool salt
lun kegs Nails. assorted
Cotton and Wool Cards
Powder aud Shot
Lamp oh
Iron, assorted
Seine Irvine
Stone Ware
Leading Lines and Bed Conis
And constantly ON hand, FLOUR, Of all GRADES All Of
which will he sold In parcels merchants
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
Additional evidence Of the excellence OF
GALE & CHRISTOPHER'S


PIANOS.
AN really Of the opinion self that these instruments
are Eoodi but additional evidence II 10 he dis.
regarded but rather be desired especially per-
sons of acknowledged Judgment and experience The sub
joined letter from q. +. Horn ED New York Formerly
Teacher Of Music IN this city respectfully offered the
consideration OF ali inter osted.
Mr.. WV DASIELL:
My dear SRI perceive you have used name IN your
advertisements Richmond. ofwhich ieel much
What you have said ~ perfectly sold Messfs.
Gale Christopher 40 Instruments when they were a..
aied as the New York Piano Manufacturing Coz have
never hadthe least complaint Instrument reurue and
To prove escn opinion OF them although have
an otr iIOm three other manufacturing houses now
IIakins arrangements constantly supplied nee,i
not tell you, for workmanship beauty tone the
are not be suTpaSsed they require NJ eu6-
gum, Tor they will make their ray all PROBES.
sion here delighted with them. End not be sur.
priced 10 them take the lead every where.
Believe me, yours iTaly
CHARLES E HORN,
April 2Sth, 1871. 3is Broadway, New YORK
That these Piano, of GALE a CHRIsTOPHER's will
make their way has been pretty well proved by NV
sales have however, still OF these instruments in
store, made o! Rosewood, costly and elegant.
WV. DANIEL,
'-' 'TeV bsf of Music,
Plane AMI Music Store, square dbors the Banks.
10 further supply daily expected m4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
VIRGINIA

CLO HING STOR E,
Nearly opposite The Bell Tartrn.
fIE Subscribers respectfully notm their friends and
u the public that ihoy have nnw Un hand, aud tutcui
Keeping large and extensive assortment n ready made
FASHIONABLE CLOTuING.
81 tho best materials anil Tkmansun; consisting part
Of the inllowing articles.
Blue blacE green other shades Of Dress and Frock
Coats
Beaver anil Pilot Cloth Frock Coats
Ovcr-tsas of beaver, pilot cloth. sc different colours
Watcr.rcpCllaut cloth Hunting tosts
Sstnet Goats AMI Paniauons, assorted
Hue black, and fancy Cashmere PanalOons
Hack and figured silk NeNct Nests
Cloth AMI Valencia do
Satin aud Bomlsdno dn
Plain and frutedsk go
Cashmere and Mctino dn
Gcntemcn's Cloth and Camlct Cluaks
ladies 10
Iamb'.wool and Msrine SHIRTS and Drawars
Flannel aud Cotton 10 DO
lrish linen Shirts
Plain anil plated muslin 30
Tenants celebrated stocks
EuspcnieTs itdkfs, Cfsyats. Collars, shams, sc.
NEgRO CLOTHING, sc. Sc.
Al OF which they will sell, Wholesale AMI retail on az
accommodating terms articles Ot the same description
can be pufchascd In any of the Northern cities.
country Nc chants and others, will hnd a. their aiysu
lsEc 70 give them call they determined TO sell At
The lowest possible prices.
or3 HOOPER a GRAFT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
GENTLRMEN's GOODS.
A NIL 0gsL Nan

tENTLEMEN'G GOODS
April 26th, 1911.
'I'lE Subscribers IN receipt Of very handsome
lection iGeutcmcn's Goods of tho latest styles which
arc disposed 10 sell upon the reasonable iern
for cash, or 10 puncna consisting IN part otho
following:
super wool dy Cd black Cloths
Do blue, Invisible green aud brown 10
hn wool dyed black single aud double niillcd Casst
merca
Prince AlhcIus and other styles Fancy single mled DO
Plain and corded Gambroons and Linen Drngs IN great
variety
Blsct lasting, Bes India sud Geore Nsnkeen
BLACK, grcen and brown DRAG de Ia, superior sucle
fof summer
s1tin valcnch and Marsailes vcStiugs
Plaid silk and CambIic Cravais
PTlated Linen Cambria aud silk lidkfa
Also superior assortment Of cloves SOCKS Bosotns
Collars suspcndcra, &C.
spS DUDLEY 4 MEREDITH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
JAMES CORsE DE LEON,

II w. RANDOLPH d co. have received CuTse de
81 Leon, ar the Brgand. Romance by q u James
Lie anil Adventures Of Bruce, The African Traveller by
Major Sir u Head
Lives % John Jay AMI Ale \ lnder Hamilton
History OF the Netherlands, 10y Thomas Gratian
Preliminary Discourse on the study Of Natural Phlo
sOphy, 10y lIcTschel
Astronomy and Several Physics considered with reie
renee tn Natural Theology, toy Ery'd W Whcuwcll
The Hand, its Mechanism and Vital EnlOwIacnts eSin
cling design, by SIR Chs Bell
Rev'd w Chilnei on the Power, wisihm AMI Good
n..g m E,.I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
ADDITIONAL sUPPlIEs-

MARCH 9Th, ISL.
RS the ship Philadelphia wa Baltitn,re nm, I'm rsrsi,
Of the remainder ofmy English goods which completes
have now opened In store, large stock Of China and
Sueesware, aud English, French, aud American Gass-
embracing many new and pretty patterns Dealers
a'e ihs W ueu 10 e1amlne WIN RUTLER
NM - 8 doors above nelI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
CHARLES w. MeoINNEss,

Next door lst Presbyterian Church,
street, below the Post ONCE, Richmond, Va
As the pleasure TO inform his friends and the public
general thai he has al length ed from severe
Attack Of rheumatism, which has confined him the last
weeks lie thinks supernuousl say any thing Of quail
hclous In an advertisements Aresdence of ~ years,
practical workman ia this City, has made his capabi.
p X seasoned sign boards, heretofore, always on
hand. NH l2-f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
GALE AND CIrRIsToPHEu,s PInNOs


"HATarc the requisites Of agood PIanoi Macy per.
Wv sons In purchasing Piano Fore suffer themselves
10 he gudedby the appearance Of the etteror polish of
the the loud and brilliant tone Of notes.
good judy takes ASCERTAIN that he
merely piece OF cabinet furniture, bot snbsian.
he equal throughout-every note OF the quality OF
tone-thc touch light and easdc-arong In the
ton Of its action, and altogether neither too loud (Which
aner n few months becomes harsh and NiryO
the contrary soi 10 require several Of
slant beotc the instrument loses that peculiar
the leather the hammer which strikes the string =
These the requisites Of really goo Piano, and In uE
ieIing the instruments To the pubic laiely selected 10y
himself from the Mandatory Of GALE A CHRISTIE
PIER, New York, with particular reference TO these
qualities. solicit parison and criticism all
esied In such matters, feeling assured these Pianos will
give sasiaC every respect have also Pianos by
Bacon Razen late Dubois a. Bacon whose make have
be. known in this State for the last Is years
Any Piano sold by not giving entire saisae ion may
lie retirnedereH after f,retretyaonfhs niaL
w. DANIEL,
apT Piano waTeroon, square above the Hanks
BOARDING AT THE MANSION HOUSE
MRS. sARVAY having taken this well known long
wi established House, which has just undergone
rough repair, AMI recently kept by Miss MaIy Turner
now prepared TO accommodate boardefs by the day, week.
month year.
Tho rooms being very pleasant and airy ADD suitable
II IL la the cenuc OF the business Of the City, and
within a few minutes walk Of the Rail Road Depots and
stcam Boat wharf, u Ofthe des aUle Houses
the City for sope visiting the City be their object
Their business pleasure. Her table will all
provided with the best which the abundance OF the
determination, by the aid Of Mr. Sarvay, saae
ton 10 all - far possible. she sOcits
and the public generally share Of their patronage
MARY sARVAN.
a...gFt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24

The subscriber is constantly
Receiving supplies from the
above makers, the superior
Of whose InatTums mis-, i'm
NIL rcsepeis, Is duly acknowledge
I'd 10y daily increasing demand
for them.
To those no, already scguaint.
ed with these Instruments. Il may
not be supcrfiuous To say that.
they are made with parto ular lie.
gard 20 keeping in tune. Ian oh.