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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03

DUDLEY MEREDITH have this day received per
schr Weymouth, from New York, the following goo Us
Heavy Flash ns, for servants coats
Blue aud invisible a. cen Cloths, fine
Hack and fancy colorsd Cassimeres
- hne white Flannel
95 svanskin do
Plaid aud striped Mouxeanes
Bloc. pink aud white Grape Lisse
An "A sortmeni OF Rosyn Paids
DO linen cambria Handkerchiefs
Superior blue black Gro de Swiss
sart and lightH Gloves
Best lambs wool Shirts
Table and biI ds-eye Diaper
Huckahack linen Checks for chdren's aprons
Lead eolsred satteen Jeans; white do
Madras Hdkfs, Prints, &c dS4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
AUCTION AND COMMIssI0N .T.,..-

TINIIp .nl-.e = - ~ 1nfbsiON sIOHE.
= street mediaiey in freRt Of the Bel Tavern ana
nekt door TO Aessrs James zer SON. intend 10 nv 80,
the Auction and Commission Bususss 10 ali ia
IneY viii also inform their friends the pu bic
VII continue their former business hIins uearoea nS
Soneeung debts ia The City Of Richmond and troushout
the Saie OF virginia giving merchants and tbers
an opportunity ofhavins their claims collected on the most
favorable terms They hope by strict attention To obts.
an audon to their already very liberal patronage Their
mousse VIII De ready 10 receive goods Isth inst
~ . . ROBERT HILL a Co
r. >. Our charge for hiring negroes will he x mar
cent for collecting the Collecting over s01
10 the city do; 40 under sl0O "A do They will also an
te negroes In case OF sickness through the year
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
JAMES NJ. CARTER

House, Coach and Sign Painter. Glider and Gls-
zier, on + street, second door below the FRS,
Presbyterian Church.
I'VE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally, that he has hiei the shop
occupied AZ Turning shop, whore he Intends carry
on me above branches Ia all lis various varieties He
would therefore, solicit call from all who
posed TO patronze one who feels himself fully competent
70 execute with propiude, nestnsss and dispatch. the
above branches OF business aud would them thai
he s OF viii be prepa edto DO any his line a. We
elsewhere.
would TO the Superintendent Of Depo,s In In.
City, as they tiss have considerable Painting 10
Do they would DO well TO give me call believing they will
secure perfect satisfaction both regards price and
workmanship Also-Od and New Furniture Mahox hsi1,y
approved style.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
O.. X

O. X.
CURE YOUh COLDS.
(tALL and buy some Of J. Peasc a sons clarified rs
~ scnce Of Hnurhound Can1y. renowned la New
York duriaf the past year, ior curing coughs colds
hoaIseness, whoopins cough Group. &C.
Srf hill & DABNEY,
MOI Corner aboyc the l,olu,nbisn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
GHARLEs W:M'GINNEss,

GLAZfER, GLIDER &c
n5-shop LsKt door the Flra Prss6ytsrizn Church.
SIect, below tho Post Once.
RICHMOND, February 22l. 1870
~ this day, yesrs the subscriber arrived this
- City lie u truly grateful tho siiIens OF vrgiaia
Tor their kind patronage during the above period That
has given satisfaction TO all bat employ him Will not
pre- end 10 say-bat that he as greater part Is ev
eed by continuance ofter fsvors lie inform hi.
friends aud the public generally, that continuance OF
their orders viii be met with prompness and
the best manner.
he would likewise inform country merchant. In OF
signs, that he has seasoned boards hand
ready prepared which he finish shortest motto
fe 2-if O. w NrGINNESS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
NEW ESTABLISHMENT

rus Subscribers receiving their supply Of Groceries,
and are now preperedta set s<sr, Losi end Bogn,
con, Moitsscs Cheese PEPPER, Ginger, AnsPiee Se &C
&c Of various quaiiea pucca low any Other
abl shneni tie CITY They ask can from their friends
and the pubic.
sTonAoE.
They can take me bun Of so0 bbisin Gre proof Ware.
Sh GRETTER a PEAKS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
(tEO A. KEEN a CO. have lately received, and are
~ now opening large and well selected assortment Of
ready made Ciothlng consisting OF almost every article be-
longing 10 EeniemaDs wardrobe; which they sell
.2r easn 10 per cent deduction from former preeA-
Tho proof be furnished by calling their store on
Main street, NEXT door below Gay r Bentley's.
GEO. A. KEEN d co.
BEAVER FROCK AND BIG coats
Wehsvea fun supply, and eomins-priee s from sis
10 slj-varranfed well m.de
10 o.
'vEsTs-Every description Of Vest. from s2,oss
COLLARS, BUsOMs. STOCKs-The LARGEST
and inosi fashionable assortment offered In Rich
mond; together with a complete araortueat Of CLyrs
suspenders, Hose Pocket Hdktr Buox sArts and Draw.
eIs, snp great uany articles, numerous 90
AL Of which determined sell at prices less than
can be purchased in the civ.
no% GEO. A. KEEN A co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03

MUSIC FOR THE PIANO FORTE.
SmIrH a PALMER have receiver, by recent arrivals
rom The Northern Cities further supply ofthe ates
anu most Fashionable Music Tor the Piano Porte and
eeos ior the Guitar, tog ether with instruction by
various authors for the Piano, Flute Violin Guitar Car-
fiassoIett with Musical Insfrumsnis
eelobrated Manufacturers. -
D-Addi,ional Music will DO regularly rec eived as soon
punished Among the Collectio may te found mo fol.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03

~ NJ. HONI a. CO. Afcnis lu Richmond Tor the
- saleui pacona Mechanical lamps, have very
handsome patterns leu which they will sell AZ New Work
pTccsthe purchaser thereby savna expenses cf trans
poftauon, erchaure, sc They adapted o. Hotels,
Churches anil all pulic bunfs a. weas for tbs tlrs,
ING room p1rlor,
The annexed article n relation them s from the New
Work frcs aud EyennE star Of 2iih NuveubcrsIn our
remarks The other DAY, in relation tuthc New YORK ycstV
Library VIC mentioned that The were we'll lrhisd
an should ave stated by VI a Decons psient Ncehani.
cal lamps a. s alsn The AEto House They are truly az
elcEant article ard possess advantages ~ other De-
sotriionso f' PARTICULARLY fof drawing roorna rsadnr.
rooms &C for witch purposes they generally used
az elegant esisohahmentsn Pans where scady uniform
hfhit that produces ~ smoke. Undesirable.
We have doubt they viii entirely axe the eiace ofihe
common astral and other tmps from which uHly about
one thud The hgm h produced with the ceusunp
particularly dcsirahicn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03

MgcfANichL LaNfA-Tits is an elegant anil valuable
article His more economical shefs better htht, and
altogether s entitled " rreser patronage thsn say other
now IN nee. N adaIfed o. ~ public buildings, well AZ
The draWing.rc and the paIloT.
The above lamps can DC seen burning once svory
eveninr " " WnNT a go.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03

stone Ware Bed Cords, Leading Lines, and other ari
clee N tho Grocery line, which cafe determined
low, lor cash, o. % nnnctual persona b m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
rs CAPS ar REDUCED PRTcRS
Nom street, doors below Tho Old Mnrksi

warrant 70 wear we'll black and Drsb Wool Hsfs &c a.
Y. S-Gcntlc and Hoys' Cloth and Vsivet Co.
made 10 order a. the shortest notice 4,
, 1841-08-21

4 MEETING,

OF TIE Ashley Agricultural Society will he
held at Ashley on Thursday e6th inst, for
the purpose Of adopting Il constitution. and
translctIng other business of the Society,
such as holding u fall fair &c.
TIE pchlic are generally invited and the
members particularly are urged not TO LET
our infant institution lahguish by our neg
lect TO attend.
Look TO home industry and not TO Legs
latiye aid TO cure hard times.
Too many have looked for Legislative
aid 10 promote tie cause--in fact TO make
popularity. This is beginning at the wrong
end. Now lei US be sober and rely on our
own resources. If we would make agricul-
ture popular the FARMERS themselves
must make it SO and then you will find every
Legislature ready TO aid us to the utmost.
N. B. A public address may be expected
on that day.
Dn>sEcpIr ErnNrn,fv
, 1841-08-21

we nave not more than space to call the
attention of the farming community to the
meeting OF the Agricultural Society at Ash
icy OIL 'he 18th inst. Surely no intelligent
'a''her need be told in this day of improve.
"'eh'' ana progress in the science of agricul-
'ure' that he best subserves his interest. and
une interest oil The country, by lending his
ios'ering aid &c such institutions. The one
al Ashley is yet in its infancy but, if the
farmers OF Pike will consult their interest.
they will all attend, and become members
and thereby render it more useful. We TN
derstand that it already numbers very re-
specially in subscribers, and that the fund
Tor premiums &c.. exceeds 500.
, 1841-08-21
PUBLIC MEETING:

The Democrats Of this County are q
ted TO assemble at the Court House in the
Town of Bowling Green. on Saturday the
fourth day of next September, for the pur.
pose OF adopting Resolutions expressive Of
their opinions upon the subjects now in agita.
ton by the Extra Session Of Congress, and
for other purposes.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
, 1841-08-21
TRUSTEES SALE.

10y virtue Of q deed Of Trust to me Executed by
ID Thos. Palmer, for the benefit Of w. & d. Smith.
and Co. 1 will sell to the highest bidder in the Town of
Paynesville, on tn e 4th Of Sept, next for cash in hand,
the following Described property, situated in said Town
(viz:) Block No. 8 containing 8 Lots, also 4 Lots in
Block No. 5 Lots No. &c 81 80 80 and %. in Block
No. 2. Lot -. in Block No g. Lots No. So 50 and
go, in Block No. 6. also the South half OF Lot No. 8
IN Block No. 9, also five acres of Land adjoining said
Town, on the Essi--slso one tract Of land lying on
the waters Of Big and Little Ramsey Greeks, described
ne follows the N. w. fractional quarter Of section l5,-
Township 81 North of Range East of the sih prnci-
pal meridian containing ISL 3-3 acres.
A. FORGEY. Trustee.
August l4th lS4l.-4t.
, 1841-08-21

The Louisville Advertiser of the 18th inst.
has the following election intelligence:
TENNESSEE ELEcTroNs.-Jones is probably
elected Governor over Polk. The Nashville
Banner Of the 9Th gives him l4,88s votes and
Folk, l4,Ioo as far as heard from. The Un-
IN Of the same date says that it is doubtful
which is elected, and equally doubtful which
party has a majority in the legislature.
, 1841-08-21
POPULATION OF THE UNITED
STATES

The following table was furnished to the
by the Secretary of State, in obedi-
ence to resolution Of that body:
STkSEMENT,
the aggregate in the population Of
The sererdt States and Territories and in
the District Of Columbia under the last
Census, distinguishing the number Of ,rhiies,
free persons Of color, and all other PERSONS.
as nearly as can be asocrtainsd a, this time
, 1841-08-21
FINAL

THE undersigned administrator Of the es.
tate of Evan S. Barley decd. late
OF Pike county Mo-, hereby gives notice to
all concerned, or in any way interested in
said estate, that the undersigned administra.
tor will make a final settlement of the said
estate at the next Nov. term of the coun-
ty cour, of snid county.
d. BARLEY Admir-
August 9lst. 1841.-4t.
, 1841-08-21
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE

That on the 3Ist day of July. I34I, a
'whig House Of Representatives, as one OF
its RELIEF measures, passed, a bill,
IMPOSING A TAX of twenty per cent.
on TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR,
MOLASSES. and SALT;
snd EXEMPTING FROM TAX,
PHYSIC, POISON, GEWG4WS,
GOLD and SILVER EP4ULETTES,
STATUART, ENGRAFLNGS,
GEMS. PRECIOUS STONES. and
RAILROAD CORPORATION IRON.
find this too to make up for the deficiency
Of r~euenue, arising from donating he pro-
e.ds Of the public Lands among the states,
TO bride and corrupt them.
The vote stood, yeas II6-nays i0l-ere-
~ Democrat uho was in his seat, uoting o.
gainst il.
, 1841-08-21

Reynolds d. and Stuart W. have been
reelected, TO Congress from Illinois, both by
heavy majorities. In the remaining district.
the contest has been very close between
Casey (W.) and Anderson d. The result
is vet uncertain.
, 1841-08-21
NOTICE

A LII Persons interested are hereby no
IA tilted, that at the next Nov. term of the
Pike County Court. / shall apply to said
Court, 10 be released from being any long
er Guardian Of John Gouldesberry.
J. G. SHEDS. Esq.
August 9lst, 1S4l.-8t.
, 1841-08-21

GENERAL DoDGE his been re elected q
Delegate 10 Congress, from Iowa by an in
creased majority. No man could be more
deserving, than this gallant soldier. The
Legislature is also democratic by 4 hand
some vote.
, 1841-08-21

The Tories have succeeded in the late
elections in England, and Ireland. OConnel,
the Repeater, was defeated in Dublin but
returned from the district of Meath. Bride
ry is said to have been frequent, where the
result was supposed to be doubtful. Dis,ur-
Dances, and riots occurred at many of the
precincts of election, and the accounts CIV
en- in the English papers, of the rows. fights.
and mobs, which characterized the election,
stand out in marked contrast with the quiet,
and peaceable scenes which our country
witnessed during the late Presidential Con.
test.
, 1841-08-21

1SpiANA.-The Democrats carry Indiana
bya handsome majority. Details will be
gwen when received.
, 1841-08-21

The St. Louis Bulletin says. that If Mr..
Tyler, signs the Bank Bill. with his views,
unchanged as to the constitutionality Of such
an institution, he "will forfeit his OATH
This is what every honest Wing must say
But in what an awkward dilemma will the
Bulletin be placed. if Mr.. Tyler should obey
Mr.. Claws behests, and sign the BIZ!
, 1841-08-21

The Splendid Steamer Missouri, was
burnt at the Wharf in St. Louis, on the NOR
ming Of the 18th inst. She was the brag
boat on the western waters, and this was the
first season, in which she has been running.
She cost about $4,000, a large portion of
which was uninsured. The fire is supposed
TO have originated by accident.
, 1841-08-21
ST. LOUIS MARKET.-Aucust5 Z. 1874

81. LOUIS Manufacturers 5, 184l.
Bacon Hams, 6; canvassed hams 8; Shout.
ders, 3ia4; Sides, Al hog round, 3i-dull.
BednS-50ca62i--no sal.
Butter-ln kegs 7a9--good supply anG
dull.
Brandy-American 45a5O; scarce; CO.
gnlac | 5Oa g.; Champagne seas.
Bees Uar-25a26-scarce.
Cdndies-Sperm inferior, S7ia40: pure 4f
a4s; dlpt l0i mould ll.-good supply.
Cotton larR-e4 TO 25,- sales.-scarce.
Cofee-Hav. green, I2iaI3s; Rio la.aI4;
Java l6idl8; St. Domingo lIaI2c
Segns-Melee 5; per m. Hav. NJ.
Isaac; per Principe eo425. Good stock
on hand.
COrdage Hemp bed cords So 5oa . 90;
Grass 50; Manila plough lines 81 25; Man
lila rope l4iGl8.
DomeStics-We quote for / at sa9ic;
A at l0id12i.; plentiful supply.
FloM-Super fine, 81 IS; Fine; SO 25;
Middlings. So.
FisA-No. I, SI9;a9O No.s. SIT; No. 3,
Sll ;pleniy-Cod fish, | TO | 80 Herring, Sla
| so per box.
Frrh-Raisins NJ . 75a3 90 s. s
-hhiiouuS lOHIO, ~. 81 10 iOdl-
FHrs d Pclries-Raccoon Prime, 30 a
62t; Mink. I2i025, Otter 2G5 90; Fox, Grey
IS; Wild Cat 25c; Muskrat prime CT; Deer.
shaved No. /, 25; do red do "a; do short blue
81; DO fall greys Is; do winter greys 3aI2l
Gin-We quote American Is i JOc.-
good supply Holland 81 5oaSI IS.
Grain-Corn in sacks 90 Whea, SOD;
oats e8a3l.
Hides, dry 9a9i; in demand.
Hemp-Scarce-S7 50d8.
Eoa-Blr Sc; band 7; hoop Sail; roun
and square 5 a 9; sheet GAIL, castings 81.
LdyG-5a6; dull and plenty.
Lead.-ln demand at So 40.
Woiasss-The supply is large-30a35
IN stores.
Nals-The supply limited-we quote,
assorted sizes 6.d7; for Pittsburg 7 and II for
Boston and No 3. 9 cents.
OH-Sperm Winter Strained ! 35al 81;
Summer strained l GOAL 80; Tanners SeOa
elper barrel; Linseed 87a 100:
POrk-Mess, 50 so prime, s. 90 No sales
OF any consequence.
Rice--5a6 cents.
Rum-N. o. 6~9ia75c; Jam. 81 50al IS.
Salon landing, So IS; from store, Sc
SO; Liverpool Blown, 50 rs.
Sugar Fair, 6ia9; Prime, 7ia7a.
Sodp-Eastern No. /, 7dS; Cincinnati
G to 7; good supply.
Observation-Disclosures Missouri and
Kentucky, lOd25; Virginia e5a5o-sood
In hhds, last sales, frsts 7,a7i; Sc.
cond 81 = 4.
Tsas-Young Hyson 65asO; G. P. and
81 90
Tar Per Dbl SIS; keg 81 oo-gocd supply.
W~hiskey-Sales made of raw whiskey-
Illinois rectiied 10; Cincinnati 1890.
Wines--We quote Sweet Malaga 50;
renerihe, S1a1 so; Madeira, common 75c,
pest quality. 81 75as 50; Sherry Sass
SAILS
MONEY,
The following arethe rates at which mon.
y is purchased by the Brokers. i
Sank Of Cairo, I. dis. ID
Miners bank Of Dubuque, II dis. {
Wisconsin Marine Insurance Co. 2 dis. /,
Bank Mineral Point, no sale {
Bank Of Illinois, par. D
State Bank of Illinois, par. y
)hio country, generally TO 5 dis. a
,incinnati, par I
tate Bank Of lndianna, par p
Banks, TO / per cent. prem.
State Bank Notes, Is dis.
& Nd banks, 8 TO 5 prem.
Y & New England banks, S to sprem.
7 o banks, large bills, I prem.
arkansas Bank, 40 to 50 dis.
fichigan banks senralIy, no sale
5 dis, !
, 1841-08-21
COMPANY ORDERS FOR DRILL
AND REGINdENTAL n6UsTER
FOR THE YEAR la4l

Drill on the Sd Monday in September
keglmental muster on the LIST Monday in
October, IS4l. in Bowling Green.
JOHN SOUTH, Col. 18th Reg.
, 1841-08-21

Judge w. Scott has been appointed by
the Governor, Judge of the Supreme Court
Of this State. rice Judge McGirk resigned.
and James w. Moro " Esq. has been pla-
ced on Judge SCOTS late circuit.
, 1841-08-21

The next Circuit Court for this Circuit.
begins at Rails on the 3rd. Monday in Sep
tember-in this County on the 4'h Monday.
and in Montgomery, Warren, Lincoln, and
ST. Charles, successfully, on the Mondays
succeeding. We are pleased to state that
Judge Hunts health. is almost entirely re-
stored, and that he will commence bis fall
duties, in good health and with a clear ris-
ion. His general health has never been
otherwise than good, and the only affection
he has labored under. ihas been an inflama-
ton of the eyes, which has not until this sum-
mer. been an obstacle in the discharge Of
his Judicial duties. His friends throughout
the State, will be gra,iied TO learn that he
has every prospect Of IN entire and speedy
relief, from this disorder.
, 1841-08-21

There seems to be some doubt whether
the nomination of Mr.. Everett, as Minister
to England will be confirmed. His Adolf
tionism. is thought TO stick out too plainly.
, 1841-08-21

Observation-Disclosures come in slow. Not
much change. Wings have it in their W
way.
, 1841-08-21
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

WoMAy.-When we see a neat pretty girl,
with a free but innocent air; dressed lastly
vet simply; with cheeks which we can hard
iy help kissing, and with a pair Of heavenly
blue eyes, which seem to fepose in perfect
security beneath their silken lashes how can
we help loving her. But when we see a
woman whose looks seem TO say that she is
sojourning omewhere about the region Of
thirty-nine dressed of in pink ribons, mock
gold chains, and pinch back breast pins as If
treading on eggs, she reminds US OF an old
niece of furniture secured up TO sell.
, 1841-08-21

We clip the following from the Boston No
lion one Of the best Neutral papers OF the
day.
The sBucKEYE BLAcKsMrTH.'-We were
exceeding sorry TO learn that President Ty-
Ter had appointed this notorious fellow to an
indian Agency in Sandusky, Ohio. During
the presidential canvass he laoored 10 MS
vile vocation, industriously enough, we have
no doubt; but he received bis wages as ne
went along; and when the party that used
him had no further need of his services, he
should have been consigned to his original
and merited obscurity. Such appointments
as that Of Bella Badger, Of Philadelphia, OF.
this Bear, and some half dozen others we
could mention, will not increase the populari-
ty of The Executive. We were promised a
wear ago a different policy.
, 1841-08-21
A. HI. BUCKNER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

DOW LfNO-UNEEN, MO.
.AS rsmosed bis Office, to 3 room in the second
story Of the Stone House.
January %, 1910.
, 1841-08-21

Seamen In the service Of Uni.
ted States June |, 1870
Total population of the United
States.
, 1841-08-21
PROSPECTUS OF
THE YOUNG PEOPLES BOOK!
OR MAGAZINE Or
USEFUL & ENTERTAINING KNOWLEDGE:

There are many periodical publications. vel me nor is wanted. The friends of Ed
uaton--the advocates OF the diffusion of Useful KnoWedge-hav long dMscd &c see
the commencement Of ~tH
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
Deyotedto the Instruction & Entertainment OF Young Persons Of Both Sexes;
oNDUCTE WITT A SOLE vw II THEIR PROyENENT -- ~
IN LITERATURE, SCIENCE, & THE CONDUCT OF LIFE,
written, moi in the conoquIl language which, addressed TO very young children, but with
such attention to the style as shall render it worthy the notice of thosew who are acqun-
ing the art of Composition or forming their Literary asst; and filled with such various,
orgnaL, and valuable matter as shall render the volumes when bound up, worthy a place
in the Family or School Library.
It's the purpose of the proprietor of THE YOUNG PEOPLES BOOK to furnish
such Magazine: He has provided ample means for tn accomplishment OF ms object;
and he pledges himself to the friends of liberal and jdcpus education throughout the
United States that he will produce a work which shall be in every respect worthy OF
their attention and patronage. # ..
There is a perod in the progress from early childhood 10 maturity, and that by no
.meansa short one, during which the expanding minds OF the young arr seeking in every
election for I- .-s
6rUsefuI knowledge, as we'll as Intellectual EntertainmehtL9
Every book, paper or pamphlet which promises rher,S eagerly read, and every cne
or society Of a literary or scientific cast is earnestly sought. During this period the
young person is not satisfied with that kind of instruction which is gTn to merec Children.
Something more misunderstanding nearer the studies and pursuits Of active Ien 70
.Pmed. A friend always at hand who could point on hep proper studies 70 be pursued,
the true methods of development is Lteaturea and Science, the best course of Reading,
the swestp processes of Investigation the most recent authorities in Experimental. and
the motL learned in Historical research friend who could relieve the dynes Of alb
stuct truth by a familiar anecdote narratce or Iusiraton-whoc could scatter a lev
of literature in the rugged paths Of severe science, would indeed b. invaluable.
Such friend not ne Youth in ahousand, Of either sex, can have. there Sno toer
able substitute to be found in any book-we might saw in any library. II proposed in
IN measure Ito supply the want Of such friend in THE YOUNG PEOPLES BOOK.
GJONE oil n EADING OBJECTS II II WORK WILDE to point out and H.
lusrate BY practical examples the
varMs departments Of Literature and Art to suggest appropriate departments of study
and inquiry, top prescribe courceso OF Reading, and to indicate the progress which may be
made in the Science, 50 far a the limits of the work will allow.
The forms into wi nh the different ranchesi Instruction and neranme will De.
thrown. WILDE regulated by the particular object in view at the time, and the class Of
readers always addressed.
, 1841-08-21

Lafayette Parish. Louisiana, not
included in the above
Estimated population of Carte
county Kentucky, not included
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-18

NLt:GINiA--AtRuicsh held in The C,rfs's Office oIIhT
tifcr Superior Count OF Law aud Chanccr,, for the
Corny ol Hcnroo aud tiy Of Richmond. the Chance.
~ si"c, IN" si tsy OF November. lSil:-wtn Palmer
pi ,sAinst WIN tsdsby anh JIno n. bis wife, formerly
Jane n smith and othc Td,fs.
The dOIendai aboN. named not having entered ,h.ir
an ..ranc. and given security according the of A.
senity ndihe Rules Of this Court snd appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they n mi.
Cont" nwcehh -, ordered. That tlc SAID Is 10
arpeaf here on the r;h day VI the January Term
snd at%".r the hi cf The Psin nj and copy of iis
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IN the NV 90 kchn"ad, Tor months au
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