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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-02
IPugLIc.-No. 81

IPuBLIc.-No. 81
AN ACT 10 amend The act, entitled ''An act to
provide for taking the Sixth Census, or emu
meralIon Of the inhabitants OF the United
States, approved March third, one thousand
eight hundred and thirty nine, and the acts
amending the same.
Be it enacted, dc. That it shall and may be
Lawful! for the marshals OF the respective States
and Territories, who have moi, before the pas
sage of this act, completed their enumeralions,
and made their returns, under the acts hereby
amended, to proceed personally aud by their as
slsantS 10 complete such enumerations, end
make such returns under the said ac,s; and the
said assistants shall be allowed until the frs, day
Of December, one thousand eight hundred and
ioriy.one, 10 complete their enumerations, and
make their returns 10 the marshalS, aud The said
marshals shall be allowed to make their returns
to the Secretary Of Sale at any time before the
first day Of January, one thousand eight hun.
bred and lorty.two: Prouided, That nothing
herein contained shall be deemed to release such
marshalS and assistants from the penalties con.
tanned in the act aforesaid, unless their returns
shall be made within the time prescribed in this
act And provided further, That no persons'b
included in the returns made under the present
act, unless such persons shall have been inhabit;,
ants OF the district for which such returns shall
be made on the first day of June, one thousand
eight hundred and forty; and the Secretary OF
State be, and he is hereby, authorized to cause
10 be printed twenty thousand copies OF the
compendium or abridgment Of the Sixth Census
by counties and principal towns, together with
The tables Of apportiohment as prepared at the
Department OF State, for the use OF Congress.
Sec. 9. And be ii further enacted, That the
Secretary OF State is hereby authorized to have
the Sixth Census documents bound in plain
and substantial manner, the cost Of which shall
not exceed fifty cents per volume and that the
amount thereof shall be paid out of any money
in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Sec. 3. And be il further enacted, That it
shall and may be lawful for the marshal OF the
State of Maryland, and he is hereby required,
under the direction Of the Secretary of State,
to caus. the number Of the inhabitants within
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-02

A LIST or LETTERS remaining in the Post
"a Office, at Fayette, en- the first day Of October
lS4l.
Anderson Benjamin HALEY Armildl
Adams Wilson Howardk McCalebMe
Adams Walter Jemerson Tilford
Blanton Nancy Mrs. Kivit John
Bingsley Edwin Leakey Jeremiah
Bush Robert r. Larre John r. orr
Bingham q. C. Isaac D. lIa rgis {
Boggs L.W.S SonMessrs Mclean John .
Boon Hampton L. Livingston J. VI.
Basket Robert Minnick Daniel
Bundridge John Esq. Mnrriss Malinda H Mrs
Cook Benjamin Miller Lucy Jane Miss
Craig John w. McD,nald James
Cooley John Sen'r. Neal Pre- sley
Cooper John H. Oliver J. II.
Carter Asbery H. Owings Bergman
Clart Edward w. Puln II. r.
Cartfiea Charles l.. Page Mary Miss
Campbell Daniel Price Evans
Crawley Ann E. Miss Prewtt Robert
Dpty Asar!ah Prather Philip
Davis Henry Polk c. T.
.DickerSon Booker Prewitt J2
Enyart Humphrey Reynolds Sarah E. Miss
Everett Anderson Ricketts, John D.
Ferguson James Reynolds William
Flemings Fields Reynolds Thomas Esq.
tinneil Eliza Miss Stevenson Augustus
Fields Samuel Esq. Smarr William
McFarane Madison Smith John
Graves David Skinner Isaac
GO.dstein Emanuel Todd Neriah ...
McGOwne Daniel Tibbs Alexander
care of WIN. Griffith True Lewis
Giddngs ]. NJ. & Co. 3 Thomas Jacob
Henson Mary Mrs. Taylor Larkin C. -
Hayse Benjamin Warren Edward ~
Hoover G gorge Wright William
Hayden Joel ii. Rev. White Garland c.
Hulden Fiedn Esq. Woodson John NJ Esq.
Hughes Joseph S. Woods Patrick orr
Hughes Roland George Jackson {
Howes Wesley Register of the L. Office .
Harrison Joseph
WILLIAM TAYLOR, P. NJ.
OCT, %, lstl. 2e-3t
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ShaWlS.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TINE business heretofore carried on in the town
4 of Glasgow, under the firm OF r. H. SACN-
DERS & Co., has this day been dissolved BY nv.
tual consent. All persons indebted t.. or having
claims against said firm, are hereby notified that
R. H. Saunders and Isaac ?. Vaughan are author.
ised to settle the same.
r. H. SAUNDERS,
ISAAC P. VAUGHAN,
F. w. DIGGES.
Glasgow, No, Aug. 7th ls4l. 2l-st.
The business will hereafter be carried on in said
Town by r. H. SAUNDERS g. ISAAC P.
VAUGHAN, under the firm Of r H. Saunders s.
Co.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-02

EAMlLY BIBLES--An excellent article fol
Il sale low at the Drug Book Store Of
June 18th, 1871 j. 4. TALBOT
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Our LAST Appearance.

Our LAST Appearance.
THHE firms of PULLIAM g. NOWLIN and
i P. w. NOWLIN g. Co., have been this
day dissolved BY mutual consent. All notes and
accounts on which we have to bring suits, silver
or its equivalent will be required.
Either of the undersigned are authorized to use
the style Of the firms in liquidation OF the business
thereof.
E. +. PULLTAM,
P w. NOWLtN.
Charlton, Aug, "a, lS4l.
[Sept. 4, lS41-25-4w
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ElSH OIL--lOo gallons tanners oil, for sale
L. at the Drug and Book Store Of
luas l2lh, ls&l, j. 4. TALBOT
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-02

calf skin horse collars, for
JOEL pREWITT,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-02

r\EA--A fresh article, just received and for
l. sale by JOEL PREWITT.
April 18th l54l.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
CONGRESS ON TUESDAY.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot.
WssHISsros, TUkspAr, Jan. 10, Is4I.
". s. SENATE.

Mr. BAGARD, Senator elect from Delaware
appeared TO day, and took his seat. The Vice Pre-.
s'dent laid before Senate report from the Seereta
~ Of the Treasury, IN accordance with the resolu.
ton OF MIR Clay c. Kentucky, calling for informs
ton relative TO the plan alluded TO n his annual re
port, IN regard TO the Compromise Act, and Reve-
nue. Duties-in which u was recommended thsta tar
De imposed on articles, now imported free Of duty
which was laid on the table and ordered 10 be
printed.
The Senate thso proceeded TO the consideration Of
the special order,
THE PROSPECTIVE PRE-. EMPTION BILL.
On which, Mr. WHITE was entitled to the floor
MIR w. then rose, and atquite q length, spoke on
the subject Of the Public Lands.
When he concluded, the question: was taken or
Mr. CALHOUN'S motion TO eede the lands &C
by yeas and nays, and decided as follows.
0EAS-hessrS Allen, Anderson, Benton. Cal
houn, Clay Of Alabama, Fulton, King. Linn
Lumpkin, Mouton, Nichols, Norvell, Robioso.
Sewer. smith Of Conn.,, Tappan. Walker, Young
lis.
NAYs-Mes,rs. Bayard, Buchanan. CLAW a
ky., Crittendea, Dixon, Graham, Hubbard. Hun
ungton, Kerr, Knight, Msngsm, Merck. Phelps
Pierce, Porter, Pfentss, Preston Ruegles. aSm;,l
Of Indiana, Tsllnsdge, white, wnsht-s2.
The question was then taken on the motion o
Mr CRITIENDENt to rccommit the bill, with sue,
INSTRUCTIONS ss would embcdy the two principle.
presumption and distribution; when there sppeare,
for The motion as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Baysrd, Clay Of Ky, CLAYTON
Crttenden, Dixon, Graham, Huntington. Kerr
Knight, Mangdm, Merrisk, Phelps, Prentiss, Rug
gies, smith o. linda, Southland, TsIlmsdge. Whit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
Ernm IA. Rattan Ga,.ii-

We understand that Samuel Williams, ESQ.,, for
nerly distinguished banker in London. cied in
this city early on Saturday morning. In ls20-23,
no man IN the commercial world filled so large a
space In the public eye he. OF late years he has
been a mere walking shadow about town." but
we DOUBT not that some able pen will do justice to
his memory.
oil who transacted business in London from 1900
TO lS2O. We remember TO have heard many years
since, and recently, We think, read an anecdole
OF Mr.. WIS first voyage across the Atlantic, which
we repeat as we rememberit
Oae dark, stormy night, while at sea, Mr. Will
ams left his berth below with an intention OF re-
pairing TO the deck of the vessel. He assembled the
companion way, tplsss OF rntanes to and esress
FROM the ships cAbin) feeling his way along in ut
ter darkness. The storm was bowling, and every
rope above him seemed strung TO some strange mel
ody, white the spray was dashing widely over the
bows of the ship. just as Mr. w. reached the deck,
the darkness on one side seemed thichen and the
noise OF the water TO come in more irreguarly;
suddenly ropes passed over the head and along the
breast Of the astonshed man. He seized them al.
most Involuntary, and held them with convulsve
grasp. An awful crash followed, and he was borne
onward by the rigging which he had seized, while
the deck which had sustained his feet had sunk be-
meath him.
A larger vessel had run down his own, and
he and perhaps another were saved as by miracle TO
tell the story of destruction, for the larger ship
went booming onward in her course and not a
cry was heard from the pershins men, nor
was remnant found Of the shattered bark. All
were
SIN the deep bosom of the ocean buried"
We tell the story recollect it. Probably
some OF our Boston friends will have il more nearly
correct.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
SUPERIOR GOODS.

..
Large Supplies, by the packets Nnrragansett, En-
ma, and John Rowicu, just arrived, and by IN,
schooners Union and La Grange, now on the
way from Philadelphia.
u the public, the largest and best stoeks OF
BOOTS, SHOES, TRAVELLING TRUNKS 9,
CARPET BAGS, SHOE BLACKInG,
40, Sc,
an OF The style Among my stock vii
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Genilemen's fine deess csfskin Boots, high heels
DO DO s dress Navy q Union shoes. very
All OF the above mtde by Miles a Bon.
Genilemens fine calf skin Boot, and1
Dc heavier Water Tss at sy sE'
Do Do chez cheap Boots, from 81 5otoss
FOR THE LADIES.
i,des hne dress French Morocco lace and plain Walk ing
ladies' fine French Ties and Buskin.
no 90 co., dress French morocco and Kid slppers
All very superior, AMI i' made si by w. Mecutay
Ladies French kid and Slippers and shoes
made by English q Mntzer,c. Michel aud othsrs-ali
ladies' fur and silk quilted Shoes very comfortable and
Ladies' fine seaskn narrow and broad strap Walking
ladies' fine leather Walking Shoes
Do s ssw sis sas 3 son,s nS,
FOR MISSES.
Misses French morocco lace Buskins
Do 10 do Walking Shoes
Do do sesl lace and morocco Bootees
DO fine dress kid and morocco Siippers
DO do Walking Shoes with heels
FOR BOYS,
boys fne cafskin Navy Shoes made in Phiadelpb. n
superior style "
Boys iue calf Bootees
DO do kip and sewcd Bootees
Very strong kip pegged do very good
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
1000 pair, OF all cuts AMI qualites
COARSE SHOES FOR MEN.
Mems heavy sewed and pcsged Brogans large szea some
ninuidciuredin RichInond-andv very superior
Boys coarse sewcd and pegged Brogans, very strong
The above Is but small detail Of my present stock
which will be sold the prices cash. or TO
tual customers only. SAMUEL PlTNEY
n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
JEFEnnYla nEsr1nArnn

fOr sirfHg ~arnsh 10 ne drarH fHfs rae Lsnas ID
$4,000. brsafhfre.
'ilo small and delcsto instrument is The
mouth TITS hnishcdin style - neat, a. TO render
c uishHuIablc a. possible u does not Al ~ obstruc
passage 81 the hI eni aect the voice The loves
Mhsper audible Without the insirumentls heard eqasy
whether the atmosphere be cold OF damp vhen Cog
~ or eou and dry ~ IN some northery Winds thls
cse person usy iaee sny air while wearing Not only
VOC ptsa'n warmrd ~ THIS Instrument, but Il dluse,
forthe purpose Of removing Cough ~ warming tho
limbs INC kcsplraior y worn IN led by numerous per
nary ecnsum ton 10 20 al times with impuny sns
even benefit. y - ~
supply cf these valuable Instruments which com.
highly recommended by the Medical f.enity of Ionaion
"'' ''''"'' % IyEIi' JOHNSTON . LyEuI.
sPn Az nsk,ldcs's Oh Sand
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
JAMES NJ CARTRp.

House, Coach and Sign Painter Glider and Ola
zier, on + street, second door below the First
Presbyterian Church.
TUE subscriber respectfully informs his friends apd the
public generally that he has fitted shop former
" occupied ass Turning shop where he intends earry
on the above branches In all lie various varieties lie
would therefor solicit call from all who wish OF arc DIS
posed 10 patrOoizc who feels himself fully competent
20 execute with promptiude, neainess and dspsc the
above branches Of business and would them thai
ne h OF viii be, prcpsfedto 10 any work his line
elsewhere.
would cay the Superintendent Of the Depots IN the
tny ~ they tunes have consic rable Coach Pantnr
do, they would 10 well TO gve call, believing they viii
secure perfect satisfaction both regards price and
workmanship. klso-Oid sod New Furniture, Mahosha nv
Doors &c vsrnshed and polished IN the nos durable
am a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
NO. 22.

| NAYS-Messrs. Allen, Andsr,co. R.,s..
buchanas, Calhoun, Clay Of Ala, Fuson, HuS.
bard. Hing, Linn, Lumpkin. Mousou, Nisholssu.
Sorell Pierce, Porter, Preston, Robinson, Ssvisr'
"a aoe"g
The question was then taken on The smsodm.c,
oI Mr.: rren'iss, giving 10 every head OF q family
over ~ ycan Of sge, ION lands whore The Indian
tnie Is extingushed,) Who should be in pos,su.;oo
q tne time OF passing this act and the four month,
next preceding, pre-emption in the purcha,, or
one quarter section ut the minu.num price 80
On this amendment the yeas and nsvs b.,c~ .l.,
taken, they resulted as follows: -
YEAS-Messrs Bayard, Calhoun. Clsv oT
kentucky, Clayton, Critienden, Dixoa. Grsham.
Huntington, Kerr. Knighr, Mansum, Merr;ek'
rne'ps Preniiss, Preston, Russies, Sousbsrd--I7
NAYS-Messrs. Allen, Andersou. Chv. of
alabama, Fulton, Hubbard, King. Linn. I.,wpk;n'
Aouton. Nicholson, NorveII, Pierce. Pore. Ron,
inson, Sewer, Smith, OF Connecticut. Smith OF IN.
S%,s I, Tallmadse. Tappan, Walker. White,
e, wfies OF QUESTION, question on engrossemen,,"
ifom several Darts OF the Senate. t-i -.t.' ~
MIR, HUNTINGTON said there vere o.h.r
amendments yet 10 be offered, and though he w..
NOT disposed TO trespass the time OF the Senate.
yet IL they insisted on taking the question he va.
prepared TO 60 on. tCries Of Adjourn, sdiourn.l
Mr. MEkRiCk moved that the Senate adjourn.
mr. CLAY Of Alabama hoped not, and wished
the question on engrossment. =
Inc question being put on Mr.. MERRICK,S
motion there appeared for il 81, against il Is.
so the Senate adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
ATTENTION. MILIERs

9AkilC CHEAT, CoCKLF, AND BUSTING SCREEN
WOVEN WIRE, FOR MERCHANT MILLS. &c
WhLsON BAlDERsToN would respectfully inform
MiHeis and others that he ~ prepared 10 execute
as usual At hts Wire spd sieve wsishouse No Ilsh,
street wharf, Garlic, Cheat, Cookie and Dustrr Screen
WIRE OF superior quality, and at feduc cd prizes
lie also makes, aud has hand At thls lime lara.
assortment OF sleeves, Riddles and siers suitable Tor Corn
Goal Ore Rye, Coekle. Meal &c, which he will d,sposr
10 he Town ana Count trade, AZ low prices.
Orders for Of the above arrc wi be ana
torwaIdeda a. heretofore, by
ja u-1 JAS GEO WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26

TUNHtr SUN NNII VNNA WtNIAL FATNIEN,
GLAZTER, GLIDER, &c
uf-Shop door 20 the fira Presbyterian Churcb
street, below the Post Once
RICHMOND, February 22d 1910
ON this dsy, ~ years the subsc fbor arrived la This
" City Tie is truly grateful; tho ctizens Of Virginia
for their kind patronage during the above period That he
has given satisfaction TO an that employed him he will
pretend 10 saybut that ne has the greater s ovn
friends and the pubic generally, that continuance OF
their orders will be met with promptncss and executed In
the best manner
He would likewise inform country merchants In want Of
Signs, that he has seasoned boards constantly On hand
ready prepared, which he fnish the shortest notice
fe 2-df q. W McGINNESS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
.. w. RANDOLPH A. Co.

BOOkrELItNs MD rTATlONERS,
Seren Doors beop Maacfs late Edrlys Hofsi and oppo
snt Hubbard, Gardasr a Coz She Store,
III AVE on hand large and well selected assortment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
wAronEs BON .ALE yEnxLow-

NhO Y. ALLhN, formerly connected with the House
~ o. benediet Benedict, Benedict A Benedict a Co
sod Sam w Benedict) Importer OF English French ami
swiss watches and Jsvery 80 Wall street. Up stairs New
YORK whole sale and rets offers for sale desc rns Al
God and silver Lever, Duplex nor Rsosp NJ
peine Independent Second Lepine aud Verge Wstehss
alan Diamond Pins, Rings Gold Peucis AMI an deserss
ions Of Jewelry retail twelve per cent beiov ,R.
usual prices Watches and Jewery erchsnsed or bousn
% Wal street, up stairs, New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26

"What n man has 20 d. every day,
- lie should cndcayor 10 lowell"
HAVE just received, q my Importation very su.
pcrior assortment ~ RAZOR-, from tie celebrated
msnufsctoIies o. Joseph gers ron Wade Brothers,
AMI Joseph Eofs, made expressly TO my orders With
- hos Tyref" etched each blaze, consequently lake
pleasure W recommending these Razors & al my friends
fell THOMAS lyman.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
A CURE FOR CORNs

TIVE subscribers have found n remedy for the cure Of
Corns TO which they call the attention Of public
The Experiments OF Its beneficial coming under
own Observation have perfectly satisfied them OF lis great
value ana ass guarantee that the public shall not
appointed, they will In all refund money sho
the cure not be effected. JNO. II. EUsTACg a. SON.
je 29-n 3 doors below ,he Rell Taxe,n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
TO coAcH-nAK Ems AND DEALERS IN
COACH MATERIALS

TIVE subscriber receiving from the Northern
cities general assortment Of Coach Materials, ehlch
he VIII sell unusually os, Sc cash city
consisting part, % al tis Of Coach srruxs Coach snd
Rsrooehe Aries, from q inchi Coach snd n~resehs
steps, Of al. si<es Coach iaces Curtain Leather. HIDE
and Sizes Rtinetfs sad Dsmz<ts Of vsrioos eolours
ssrouche Bores Brsss snf silver cones<s Bssds Of Va
Handles, Of VARIOUS patterns; Brs.s sns sis er Moalns
Pstsnt Leather, &c &c.
rsesonsbls terms AIFnRD rfHS
no ll-lu 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
FALL sUPPLf.

I'VE subscrber has received portion Of Fall Supply
Il Of Dkf GooDs,-eonsistins Of Cloths Csssinpsre s;
black and blue black Bombasne black and blue bsr
Gro dc Rhine splendid Enshsh aud Domestic PRINTS;
sawis while and scarlet Flannel; Merno Pants
Tor ladies' aud scptlernss; black fet long
and Mts Mohar Nose; hecey black spun sk DO; plain
and hem stitched lncn earnbie nlndk hles; white and
colourcd Cottage Hoods silk and she'll
side and tuck Combs: French buffalo horn co German
great Pleasure In showing hs friends the eitzsns
generally and soeits only call tn be convinced thai
they VIII De sold as low any other
LOGAN WALLER,
SEQ III street. Shoe koe fill.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
MoRn nEAUrIFuL snon-


IUsrfeceivcd per schr t.alfna from Pbihdsiphs. The
following besotlfni succs ufsctured by J. w Ne.
Curly : - =
ises' hne dress French Morocco Lace w, t,ns shoes.
isdie. hne ihsk soc rlsn vsting snppcrs LADIES' Zoe
dress french Nc. shppera Tue above rhoes are really
beautiful and made very super lor style Iehai always
endssvor 10 keep Goods IN y hne Of Inc and very
ponetssl evsomers oniy. SAM PUTNEY,
NV Opposite the log Cabs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
ROOTS. SHOES. s TnmnSKs.

ROOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C. sc.
subssToeis are nov receiving from the most ap
extensive and well selected assortment OF almost every
.xe IN ' . nS, adapted to rs sales All Of which
eve VIII enable tho TO offer such Undue ements, either
only as cannot fail to ensure sales The com
Ladies' Morocco and Kid Walking Shoes (,ieCurdy's
nanufaeiuro)
Do do do do do, second third
Ladies' Seal aud Calf skin do TO
DO Fine and stout Leather do
DO Quilted Buskns an entirely new article
DO Moro an Md siips, McCnrdy's nanufieture
Do Dc VIA dS Do s s; third and fourth qualities
oaSemsn. DC o Ep sas M sid DO c.
DO Double scaled Water Proof s'of' DO ," Dc
do Call and Morocco Dress Boots second and
Gen,iSme"'' double .. .G, Water Proof do do
Dc Pos aaa SS Ssf skin ooess and
Do Do 90 G,L.pd Moro Dress Navy shoes Ne
20 s,iiiss, s"p S1f r light Shoe. and Ponr.
Do Morocco aud seal Dancing Pumps
Do Uall skin and Gum Elastic over Shoes
- DO hockasns and Buffalo do
Misses 6ne Moro end seal skin Bootees
p Morocco and seal stin' waking Shoes
90, i Tiss Morocco, KID and seal Slippers g 80
S9y g. f sSs qS 81 ''TS s and p'ssed B'G,:.s
Do DO DaneiaG Pumps
DO DO Morocco black and eolored do
Msnsspa oys sSu, bound do s sSs ,o,m.
Do DO 90 R SSsS%Gs and 81 s,e. e
Mems and Boys Heavy Side Leather sewed and pcssed
wO%sn's stout sewcd and pessod Bootces
10 90 AtsS29 shoes
Pol,o and Single Russell aud Black Leather Travelling
Carpet BARS and Hand Trunks
Horse hide and Seal skin Packing Trunks
sea IIbAH MYERS A. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26

nh LOWER, DESrfsI, informs bis friends ia yirs,
naNno have - lberaly patronissd HIM in many parts
el w ave state that owing 10 M heahh he has keeo
W 'sh mem or some ttme past having recovered
ns hesh ne viii continue 10 visit them usual 10 msny
psts 10y the ctac for some time lie has jus 81.
uvel IRON the North with all the late In his
Viesson- ne performs and every operson pertain.
20 me mouth and teeth the hstldous of this %
vents az vel ss all Others, SHAH be pleased Dr. refers
otne sresi number be has benehued add tesmonl
oi hundfeds Of the most scientific and skl surgeons
ane phys eians IN iIis and other States
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
VIRGINIA
G. a II HIN a. & ~ n ID u


Nearly opposite the Bell Tavern.
HE bscrbers respectfully INFORM their friends and
Il the public, that They have hand, int end
keeping, large and extensive ready made
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
OF Tie best materials and orkmansip consisting in
OF the following articles;
Hue black green, and other shades Of Dress aud Frock
Coats $500
Beaver aud Pilot Cloth Frock Coats
Oyer-tUais of beaver, pilot cloth differ INF eolrs
WaieT-Tepeiant cloth Hunting Goats
sauncu Coats and PaniaIoons. assorted
Blre, blick, and fancy Ga ssiinere PantAloons
Back AMI figured Silk Velvet Vests
Cloth AMI Valencia do
satin ani Bombszine do
Plain and figured silk do
Cashmere and MeIino do
Gcniemens Cloth and CaInlet Cloaks
ladies' d.
Lamb's-woo and Merlno Shirts and Drawers
Flannel aud Cotton 10 do
Irish linen shirts
Plain and plated muslin do
Tenants celebrated stocks
suspeniers, Ildkfs, Cravats, Collars shams, &c
NEGRO CLOTHING, &c. &c.
All Of which they will sell wholesale and retail on as
accommodating terms articles
can be purchased in any Of the Northern cities
country de chants and Others will find TO the aiysn.
sxe TO give them CALI they Determined 10 sell al
the lowest possible prices.
oc3 HOOPER A. CRAZE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26

On the 18th instant, Edward Kent was elected
Governor of Maine, by the Legislature of that
State; and was duly sworn into Office on the l3,h.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-26
Fton ~ ~ Ynrt Nerala.

MECHANICAL LANPs.-rhis 70 an elegant aud valuable
aIiele TITS more economical sheds better light and
altogether enifed TO patronage thpn any other
row in use. IN adapted 10 all public buildings well
the drawing room and the paIloT
The above lamps eau be burning At Office every
evening. ID. NJ HOSr q co.