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New-York tribune., 1841-06-29
HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE
ESTABLISHED JULY, Ie39
: Eir-1 Four volumc. Completed. Id


With the number for juno closes the second of tn, exist
,hi. Magazine !, published monthly Six numbers form
volume Of nearly hdred pGgs large si ute page
and index The h fay Volumes neatly and substantially tonnd
may be had Of Publisher u aonstre at the sub
.cnpion price bndiDg-y per The
variety commercial aud Information
the volumes Of peculiarly valuable for
pre.cr, and future reference. je25 eoa3t' ltY&C'
Il IoiccThe erular meeting OF the MARINE TgsrERAsce
SOCIETY," viii be held thu TUESDAY, evening, the Mariners Church
particularly Hy.ted attend Sober people also re-
ques,e bring their nebra,e friends The Ladies
expected 70 be there The meeting vii be ssed ny mem
te- je2o 1t
j. To Lct-The Iarse Room the smaller back
the Fourth unIeas Church, a1
o~-ry Church, EzabeAc door above Walker. The foa
Room @ accommodate arfe and rs very central 70
ey essang. For farther particulars apply TO Geo a HG4
Finch, No 1870 FGIoa-sL je26
II Notice 10 ,Iariners.-LIGHT- HOUSE AT GIBRAL~
TAR-Tnnty House, icadon April IL, l54lThe LghtHo~s
being nearly completed hereby given h.
will be exhibited for The srst Of the lot o.
Point aad thai po~er Fixed light s be exhibited therein ana
vi" bern an elevation Of $50 feet hereabos above the ~
Of the sea. BY order, 0el:4wl HERBERT Secretary
T. Fourth Of July.-The Fifeme4 Temperance Sunday
approaching glorious Anniversary National Independence
BADGES elegantly printed shise ribbon with .
propa designs inscriptions suitable FOR the occasion and W
Society they represent. same either personally
oy post, will be promptly atended 10. -,
Wedding visiting engraved ard printed Ae h' ''
sf the 80,
of the Grand Marshal and DIS
AIDS, for the itn OF july
u Temperance Medal. and beautiful article With super
Of ilcstrious Washington 'ALENi
e25 tJyieod Engrayer aad Painter ~ John't cor oil a"
IA Full Ser of the Southern Literary .hesseS
ger, IN perfect order for the year isr nay " ea:
scripuon price, application at ~. otlee.
rI.d;es row - your time if you Dry Goods &c 10
AZ rand BENNETT PRIME COW selling Ut Their te.%
ticl and well selected Stock al reduced prices 1%-0i
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29
APPoRTIoNMENT or CONGRESS.

We published last az Official summary o. I'VE ol
la,isn Of the United States according 70 'e 's u
The Asportionment of Representatives tor the hve succeed
ing Congresses to be made ne~' winter and we naz9
compiled with some labor the following 'a0a OF the federni
and treehs the number Of all ether Per-ons On winch
Us basis the New ApPoTtiene; must De made have
annexed the n,rnber of Representative wck each State
r be entitled according the three most probable Ratios
viz:
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29
II For Ciiy intelligence. and Vnrie'' "a w.
nod other Hterns FGr-t Page
DFor variety of interesting iha''er'
Page.

rr In an advertisement the last Thune II " a. ~
for tia defunct Empire Sete nave 'inse been
b.,,,,g for their money Thu. calculated 10 give
ann.ous ir,u,e.on The Empire State aai'o win ~
York Weekly Express which no~ pub'hec ue n
,. The subscribers have Of course received W r.,
n., We have been rnkndly treated by tie 'oh"'' 49,
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

Total Members OF the fIoUse IL IT 10
1t is idle to hope it, fear but If Congress could be IN
duced to practice sufficient patriotism and seli-ena to put
he Ratio square up 10000, and thus give Us House
capable of doing business would be entitled the lasting
gratitude of the country.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

DuguerreotyPe Portraits Sken a, the oorse of B'Oa
John street, superior The facility with which
subscriber enabled th. induces hH make redgctso
- pticc picture ihss bringing within the
al TO procure perfect likeness OF Themselves
The operation performed T seconds the gentle skt
IN ordinary ,Aereb, avoiding the
dazzling light. Jess h-NsLEf.
L Cloths, Cashmere, satnuctts, Gnmbroons,
iINsN DRILLS vESTINGS SUMNER STUFfS. and other
cles usually kept IN m may be osni IN good variety
and very Cheap at the MECHANICS CHEAP STORE SO HOuo
Printed Lawns or, q Null Mciu Book SWISS sd
Jaeone, Ma.ins for Dresses Cheap.
yoa Dry Goods please call at 50 H0a''en
ie2s lw' IL Do"ih-
u New Arrnnsement-EvENING LINE, AZ o'clock, for
Albany, ritLoa; lending AZ tie intermediate place.
For the better the travelling public the Steam
boats SOUTH AMERICA and ROCHESTER, ~il! and after
Thursday July leave ;h Pier between Corandt and liee'
every afternoon Sundays excepted oclk Head Of -
here,ofore) and Albany a, ocscs.
The Rochester AID South boat well fitted
furnished Room. unsurpassed elegance and
tent OF accommodation jea9u
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

MASSACHUSETTS, AND NEw-Y oRK.-A writer IN the bos-
ION Atlas is ably and jealousy advocating The great profit
md utity of tke line Western Railroad We learn from
another source tina, this gigantic work is rapidly approach
nc its completion and that the Directors are using every
effort TO have opened for the presen; season by the
second week in July passengers may leave Boston IN the
morning traa dine in Berkshire and reach tie Hudson be-
fore sunset-travcng only twelve miles OF the entire dis
-apce BY stage The cars viii undoubtedly through be-
fore the navigation closes |; is said too thai the Albany
and West Sockbrdgc Railroad which connects tho West
or, Road with Albany outlet Of The Lhcs, VIII be
finished this autumn The Boston papers are hoping IN De
cember next when the Hudson Theoretically scred to see
their New-Yok friends in that city the way 70 Albany
The Atlas saws tina, they will find The fremont House
very pleasant resting place their way-ant after te
refreshment and inerchanging few words with their Bos
ton acquaintance they viii probably reach Albany without
fatigue in advance of those who choose expose themselves
10 the hardships of n winter journey Ivy the river
The writer first mentioned aludes the marked contrast
be,ween the productions of NewYok and Massachusetts
and the consequent nccessy Of active and extensive
erce between them Their present productions are thus
comparatively presented New-iors produces annually
5000 geo barrels of Flour; Massachusetts Only 10000
NswYolk raises I,9l6,953 Swine Massachusetts 9o335
OF Sheep the number Respectively 1881 % and 34339O
Wheat IL ,853507 and l0ll|0 bushes GAS U.S. 30
and e26 3OO Indian Corn II O85 and l775073 Rye
esS49 l3 and 1896; Neat Cattle 220245S and 1879
Wool 1903 1874 and 100000 lbs; Manufactures OF Lea
1her 81 200 600 and sl4994 Manufacture OF Cotton
356l. 437 and Sl7 COL; of Wool s3il922i and
elo 400 so7; Fsherie. 81, zoe, coo and s7.59229
Thus it appears that the aggregate produce OF the manu-
Fcre Of WOOL cotton and leather and The fisheries IN Mas
.,cbuse, is more than and quite
600 in Ncw-Yor, while the dispropor;on Of agr
cultural productions is Than twice great IN favor of
NewYork Massachusetts with sterile SOIL extensive
seacoas, vast power and hardy goo= and frugal
population has whened the with her commerce COW
cred every waterfall with factory and become the most
,hcky settled State in the Unoa New-York, meanwhile
has covered her hills with ocs and herds, opened to the
sun er extensive and fertile fields and drawn through them
,e arteries of commerce has bowed dow, her henloc
es,s 10 prepare the heather jor the manufactures OF the
North and developing her great resources has become in
population agricultural productions and internal improve
Inents the Empire S.G;e OF The Union
Thus admirably adapted the staple productions of each
state for exchange with those the other and rejoice
al the successful prosecution of every project FOX the more
speedy and convenient communication between the
NsuE.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29
THE DlLEGArss.

FROM CA>ApA-The reply to the GOveracss Speech
moved by Mr. Nelson deba'cd IN the Assembly Ell;
Tuesday when Withdrawn aad an aa'eadaea % L.
original address proposed compromise by Nh Ham
il,on Merritt; consisting of the words which tine Uaiea ac
may hereafter require modification Tais ~as ca
nd by very large majority. Il be presented o.
Wednesday. Ma Gen C!itherow mas been appointed %
the command the forces wha: formerly uPrez
Canada lie VII reside :; Kingston. Capt, Brooke Tay-
Tor has been appointed Military Secretary the Governor
General IL place Sir Charles oDOane who goes Eng
land
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

Stocks oa were without any grca, change aad the amount sold
not 80 large - usual Del and Hudson improved per e. '""'n T.
S,onins,ou |. Harlem declined !, Long Island
,bou, $4,000 sold Indiana Sohds ' on
per cent aud Sterling Bond, per cent
600 Canal F,ycs less "a
5000 Five Half per Of q,
1000 Ohio Sizes, letO ------'--''--- 80
5000 Kentucky Sizes, lc60- 20
-OCO Indiana Bonds il1i -
COS Indiana Sterling Bonds % .;
1910 Illinois Sterling Bonss Va
Sterling siass; on Paris j25aJ2.i -bancss not
large On PhadeIpsa the oday Jla3 on B1ns 3a5i
The State Debt of ONO 737j5 This State arranged sy
when commenced borrowing money ana u"
prucn, had favorable effect on the credit OF the STATE
The Ohio Canal Lake Eric with the ONO R"
Welded in $50 revenue Si592 The aauua revenue of'
State from taxation is Sje99yiz For Canal tax, ss5, for
Treasury SIR Of OHIO II appreciation ooaf
own IN Europe this position s the hdey win
which she kept sacred We hear nothing from that gal
liant State OF epudia,ing bonds, determination from the hit
-ynccd credit hogd be sustained b direct taxation Hnm
the works mp yielded sufficient re'enue
CLEVELAND June Saturday Wheat opened 81 cents and
closed at % cents sales amounting TO several thou
sand bushels Yesterday last quotation maintained aud 10
lay feeling sill favorable The s"lcs o Flour have beer
large s2aIi0 according quality ani condition Corn oh'e
advance SIZE being freely offered for it, BanE and brokers ask y
premium Nesiork.
AZ New o.a. Juse lqn Cotton demand after the arrival
of the AeaIias improve consequence OF which
hoder OF Louisiana and Mississippi have reduced thar rates
There business done in the oek Holders
Nor, shipping their account
consequence unable oban the they demand
LIVERPOOL
Ordinary .--....-...... 8! Far ilt
Midding e Good fair ~ ~
Midding Far 10 Io Good and fine l3' ala
The Bank of Cape Fear has declared dividend cent aA
of North Carolina - Merchant. Bank OF Newbera 81
The OF the loan em the banks which have accepted inc
s4e c0O which wall be paid 70 tbs
Commissioner Of the Internal Improvement Fund.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29
New-York Cattle Market.

4TOnHdN
At Market ll37 Beef Cattle including last
week the South th State rs Mich
Cove, and go Sheep and Lambs.
The demand for Beef beng limited and the supply large less P-
submitted ss7 taken $3.50 75oavsug
ing 500 the 100 lbs.
Mich Cows we're cu-5O taken at $500 to $1,000 each.
Sheep Lambs pleay-7Oe taker Sheep 500
$3.50; Lambs !I.2j o sic0 each
Hay-Sales by the load GO 10 10 the 100 lbs
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

SAILORS Alloy! A meeting of the MARINERS TEMPE
Race SOCIETY will be held Of the Mariners Church Roose-
,c,,strees This Evening All connected with Commerce
and Navigation who enemies tina, scougc and curse
of the freehear,ed thougtess Sailor Intoxicating Liquor
are earnestly invited 20 attend.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

ASSIvzRsARr.-The Anniversary OF me New-Yo- Union
Theological Seminary W.: De celebrated the MeceE=,
Church tomorrow o'clock =. NJ The exercises vii
undoubtedly lie OF nigh: interfering character The
nual Ora.oa before the Soeety Of inquiry WI De delivered
tyS w FISHER tbs eye.ing O'clock II he Chapel Of
the Seminary.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29
Sales ri Auction.

BY H. VI Hoffman X CO-Sugar, aonths2I hda New Oreas
sa6s do damaged 81 nd, - Crox g. Tobleco-OboSes manu-
l}ilii
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

GrsEsgr VALLEY CASA1.-The cuver across Black
Geek near oCeanelvie fell through centre and the
,.b Of ,be water from the canal carried oil the across
he creek on the nigh, Of Wednesday las. week The
mas been SO far repaired as 70 allow boats to pass
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

mr. III, san new doing its wors, 70 the
r,oop T,perance Reformation City by
nsinusons OF Political Intrigue These naaaons obviously
the Wing party behalf Of Aa party We repe he.
epha,eay shadow OF Foundation Tor them
earnestly believe that dskerae.s
our City contribute to is Political as Physical
hehGlnes bat that aR sd' satase TO cur cause
has been sought shameay As the Suns oa a6se OF
Editor of this sublec needs contradiction
Ne signed the pledge of Washington Temperance Society
which IN strict accordance with principles ard practice for the
last years bu, CT is meetings
suggested any Dc taken therein netting
of ii, aOines exeepta se papers Need say
mere
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

DsPLonAp1s.-TAe Newark DAILY Advertiser .ays mat
the building near Methods; Chltaa MorH.;own. y
J. fell wiki terrible crash afternoon OF Friday last.
I: buried beneath several persons among whom
Losa Moore, Esq old AID aghy resPec:ed citizen Of
tina: place b.ed under floors AID ceilings. and
spoke several zines those VINO aboIlng release
him Wien taken out he did appear severely injured,
bu: lie expired a5ou; nall probably IRON internal
wounds Mr. james Nutman. Of Newark, who engaged
moving building taken from the runs seriously
but hoped fatally injured Several others person,
buried under the out OF them greatly
bruised
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

COMMERCE or rHE UNITED S1A-Es-The Annual State
men, 81 the Commerce and Navigate. OF TIE United States
as us been submitted 70 Congress h the Secretary OF the
Treasury We condease following from Ire .bs;Fac; OF
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29
Second Ronrd.
Commercinl and Money Matters;

Stocks ,oa, were without any change aad the amount sod
not 80 large - usual Del improved per e. Canton t.
S,oninrtou l. Harlem declined !, Long Island
Abou, $4,000 of sold Indiana Sonds ' Oh
Nor zen, and Sterling Bond, per cent
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

J. To Let-The iarse front Lecture Room, or the :
one the basement, story Of the Fourth OnI'"rsaist
Bowery Church, IN ElizabetAst. door above Wake
Room VIII MEDIATE isrfc congregation and is YER
meetings Of Societies. !, wi! be rented outright,
days or evenings For farther particulars apply Geo
Co No II Bow~ry, jases Bradley, No. 20 Ci;y Hall Pls
Finch No 1870 Fl;0g-si-
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

AcciDEyT.-JosePh Foltz, German, standing the
platform Q: the last passenger the Railroad New
ark y J. on the 24;n when he transportation train on
which he had some mercAaadize, detached Irnmed
ately upon the separation he jumped backward
from the platform and falling upon the road crushed
deaf, b. the transportation ram II Is said thar blame
can De a:.rcaed 70 the engineer agents of the road.
McRDER.-A niddle-aged Iadiaa named Dayid Batter.
living some SIX niles from Buffalo killed rs wife the
24th by ..oiea. beating. Re Is IN custody.
CAroH1.-VFilaua H. Reed vas btopga. into Rocheser
on Thursday ngh by Constable Wilkinson, charged with be-
ing the individual ROBBED nc jeey store at Medina
\ large quantity Of me properly was found on MS person
% TIE Michigan Central Railroad has seen completed
on :rou. De.-oi: 70 Ana Arbor 20 miles bat j: VIII b.
open % Dexter, 10 miles farther, n few days, AID thence
on 20 Jackson II the course OF a year.
y The Cheapest Cash Tailor yet.-PETER Y. HUs
TED CHATHAM quae OF ca;Aaaes;ree; Cloth
leg 70 order style 70 per cheaper cheap
Sc. Csh Tacr re city good 1t al z21m
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

Quick PAssAeE.-The schooner Onondaga, Capta.a T.,
c Of the Troy and osvego lae, lei: O.wego me 18th
aged at Detroit via the Weand Canal ae 2ls: viii
So barrels sal, and 10 IONS Lehsh coal.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

70. re WEsr-Tl9 Be.iio Advertiser say. taat tee-
wagons filed v;h asr!culr.s raa:n,:d a Mo--eonis:r
ra=.ed :a.ous! Ina. ci:y The 24th bound ior Iowa
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

FREDEaicS County BASH-The Frederick Herald 0. SAT
4day say tina. nearly al the legitimate issues Of the Frede
rch Count Bans have been returned % lie Bank. and sag
gc,;- ;aa those vino have y. an! o. ihea possession ad
better bring chem pretty me- NAY nd tneH in
c,lded n those IRON which ne odor of suspicion : found
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

DsArH. u YoEK-Te Cry Inspector reports Tie
dead, q OILY 10 persons during ne las wees-30 Men 20
1oea 81 Boys 81 Girls. 4aies 20 years age, none
over Sc OF these 81 died OF Consumption. Of Small Pox
OF Drop=y IN the Head OF Inflammation the Brain.
Of ILLUMINATION q he Lungs, Of Inflammation OF The
Bowels Conv.lsioa- a' Fevcrs 60 were natives Of
ne United States Il 81 Ireland 20 other countries
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

q THE Nv AeE The .i:le c: Journal Us. started a
Teoydeace r. l. deyoed 70 he righteous Of FREE
Suffrage or Government based Man rather than Pro
perry We trust j, VIII be careful 20 eschew denrncatio
ana passion and labor N he cheerful. ir; which
consciousness OF Right should eyeF inspire.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-11

I'VE are receiving Fall supply OF Agricultural IT,,
" p'rme nts; which cmhrac greater variety ami lac.
ter assortment, than has ever been osre n, tbc S-
Farmers It's now longer nee Cszarv for nuT pI,r,t
=, @ 'ulth TOT men implements, they fud them
"uT arrangements Ouade few weeks pasD arc such
a. 10 enable furnish any arti,l, In ne
,nc' factory prices; and having but recently cnrasc in
ms business, It affords pie tsutc To hear Tho sc,,s
oi our Planters in ORDER that may have any
iured Tor them that will aiapci 10 our sat,
We shall use our best endcavnurs 10 meet th -,
nhuIal community and shall Give tcir pafron.gc
implements At the lowest prices. can obsin ms n o.
assortment consists IN Ia,t, OF the following VIZ: 1
Ploughs-l, > 2 and horse
1recn swaId PlOughs-2. 3 and horse
hHl-slde fioushs-l, and horse Ever, Fa,r,.- -
,n t li on hls place should supply hnscf With one OF
~, tttoushs, as prevents the soil from washing
i ponb!e mould. board Plough Tor op aiEs furrows
The Castings Of these Plourhs n r, sim. o., 49, L..
49, sdln his market aud are chilled which renders
cl hAIi and at the same time, toug they viii I,sr
yuget anu DO better work Cw-c oyer) than the common
plough onrpiees for these superior PIoushs are INV
1Ss 9i inc e9mmoa plough have heretofore been
moNey's 10 Guinoiine do
Rousslcs Nourso a Mason's 10
RRooFsles, Nour,c & MasOn's Corn Shelters
on, L,i,n.s ,,h.i do do, with and with.
DO double do a, 4, Il, IL
Improved Horse Power
Corn and Cob Crushcr
Ihandcr's Improved Double Harrow
ih;Nanding CulivaioTs, three different kinds
Manure FoIksand Rakes
Spades snd shOyels, from three or four o,rt,r;.s
Gram Scuups and shovels
Patent Churns, an entirely new article
6aTdcn and Potaiuc Hoes
Together with almost every article necessary for p,na
uon' Is mistaken Idea, that because our PIou, rs are
quenuy high Il gives pleasure 10 show ouT s.s,rt
inent and give the best their chcapness IA, an
u.s. hSe doors below the Bell Tavern.
P.s.-Garden Seeds aud Fruit Trees In e" 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-11
TABB & GILES
Fanny Sroeery and Commission Merchants, in rear

F""iy Ntocery and Commission Merchants. in toa
OF the Exchange, or Main street,
sSes h to heir stock Of Family ar, eercs
hfown anti Loaf sugars of nil auauti,.
fuvcIiHed aud Crushed do
3d whac, OLD Java and Lasu,rs Coffee
SIusr sugar house aud y Molasses
salmond shsd and Roc Herriurs
Speiu, Patent sperm and Talow Candles
heachcd Winter strained sperm OIL
Ilehhng vinegar, very superior
Fresh Hops, LIST sort
salad Oi, In masks aud bottlcs
walnut, Mushiu On and Tomatoe Cais,ip
London, French and American Mustard
Pickles, assorted
GuaNa Jcllcs andPreserves
Branded FRUITS
Aneh9Sics .Anehovy Paste, Picked Lob.t.,s. and
French sardines ia OH ~
MaccarOn NeTniccile
Old English and American Cheese
Iudweus SODA Crackers
Do rI ns, ' P BROW" Stout in Pnts and quarts
Imperial, Gun powdcI Young IIyson ,ni Mac n r..
2handsumc lIcqucte ed chests Cumshao oxlon. p,
chung Tea o"'"t' 4 'u'
Oh lafayette, blackburn and Hope u Maie,r.
mack warrior do, own Importation something e.tr,
rae AMI brown sherry Wines, various brands mar,
Port Wine, old and genuine
Boxers Old Anchor. 1884
Hs S4ii,Sss D l%S Champaign. w..
spatshnS burgundy
Sparkling and sui iIocks
Anutscitc, hcrc huvuasser and
London Dock Cognse brandy
Do 21S do DO S Go' " yc ISCS
Rum. inuortcd ia ISIO
Old Apple Brandy aud RYE whiskey
Double hcTTicd schcduin Gin
kcgaia, Congress aud Principe Cigars
Old Cuba smoking Tobacco an of which ,,yc,bc, viii,
oner articles too numerous TO MENTION are offered for
ior cash OF To Pnnciua customers low as they can
De had In thus market Any article purchased of us thai
-. not sN, ehrc satisfaction, may be returned al the
undef ~ 2;%2swtI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-11

JAMES n GEORGE wINsroN.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
REFER To
Lambert a Mckenzie, Alexandra
John BoGgs Go, nahitsore
TIA W hatcher, Philad.lphia
James Hunter Ne~ York
Francis Fisher, Boston
bingham Broihers. Pufsbunr
Henry Crew. Richmond, Ohio
bcni. W Laid, Smiihncl,L Ohio
Icnlucl Jones, Mt Pleasant, Ohio
NJ u Todd. Cincinnati
Horn Carpenter, 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-11
MA HALL
FURNITURE WARERooms,

THE subscriber has hand and constantly manuac
turing every article In the Furniture uHe and solicits
a call from purchasers Having machinery driven 10y
water power employed, enables him 10 manufacture
any article his line good terms the same article
can be made elsewhere The advantage Of hineTy,
besides assisting 10 expedition, enables Tue 10 have the
materials used fhoIoug y scasOGe (Which Is O much
mpo lance 10 have good article good by having
the timber sawed up aud stuck away some time before
worked w. ". SMITH.
Aso-Constanily on hand and for sale, large and &c
neral stock Of Mahogany, which is usually purchased
A M ,,.ic,. C,rui.I,,t ,yi,I. r,.,t1,yyt,.s- ie19
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-11
BY APPOINTMENT.
VICTORIA HAIR COMPOSITION,
MANUFACTURED BIT

] d Q " a 7 & s ON,
No. $50, New Bonl Street, London.
WIS Preparation Is superior 90 on others fDT the preeer.
Il vlDn Of ODE Hair, preventing falling out, or
turning grey restoring the hair bald places and orad
eating gli tcuTi aud iauIruf hfsr various experiments
Gan London ard other European ces) which have always
succeeded, AMI some Of Them beyond all expectations,
warrant The manufacturer in recommending this pre- para.
Ton % PIE pubic superior 10 az other articles for the
restoration ~ the hair ono applications only. be.
ing Necessary prove its efficacy lae removal scur
and dandfuf.
ltsAso valuable article n dressing and arranging the
hair fm0rc particularly TO LADIES' imparug ~ bcauf
glossy appearance with strong disposition 90 curl For
sale. JOHN GAYNOR.
Agent for Virginia,
81 = One door above the Bell Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-11
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

Cheaper than ever offered in Virginia, for cash or
APPROVED CREDIT.
Those WHO buy for cash. viii fnI Goods almost AZ teir
own prices. For barFaina, cell on J. r FOgG,
Corner opPa,fs Msssr'. Gay Bcgtsy's,
Main Street, Richmond.
HhNb Iua received 100 crates Of Common and Printed
bHhouWafe. Imported expressly fot ihc trade OF VIr
Rna and North tutonl, making my assortment complete
o eur.y new style and patterns and believed bee euus
n! SUPERIOR tuauy ever tncrcIin this market Tfese
ggois are now opening aud will be carefully Ic1r kod up
on shOri notice. w
Merchants from he Country will please give me csB.
20 purchase. " ''''
Also 20 packagc7 n Giass-Wnc, making complete a.
Eormcni lrpm common Tumblcrs az two shiII'ngs Der
dozen % thr hchou Cut Glass desired ~
r hsn hagel and Toilet Looking Glasses, small Shaving
classes on eoi and With rings from 81 90 cents pc dozen
stone Ware, from the Manufactures al Factory prices
81 - Up FOgG.