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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-10

DIR. }. X. ROwLANDs MEDICINES.
lust received, assortment Of these popular Prepa
~ rsfiyus, a. follows.
Tan MEiHs-A speedy and certain cure for the Fever
ami Ague.
Tome MEfKTe Pibs-A remedy for the Feverand AEue
possessing the properties the Tonic Mixture, and
equally cieacous IN removing this troublesome COM
plant
Extract Sarsapari1a-An improved preparsuon oftlis
article, sud highly recommended
Tsruifugs0 or Worm DssfroysT-A safe and esrsin re-
mcdy Tor eEpeinr Worms from the human system, ana
particularly adagted 20 the uses Of children.
AHlriOEfafSd EHlLrDcHnOB-A fine stimulating appica.
or The u rheumatism, spains, Bruises, sore
Throat, Sc
e Hyur1-An invaluable and plcssantremeJy for Sore
Eycs.
Paiu0ror1-This remedy Is highly valuable for i,s m
ca-y removing obstinate Coughs. u long Standing pro-
duced by colds Otherwise. II b. recommended a. hav.
ing many claims upon the confidence and patronage n in
vaifr being tosssfssd o enc ICEcucrana powers, and
capable Of overcoming the unhealthy effect likely 20 be
produced the lungs By Obstinate ar neglected coughs
| &C.
CarBonfe Denfrffcs-A remedy for whitening and pro
serving the teeth free Of Ill injurious properties
Oriental Aia5nsfeT-FoT the toilette, new preparation
for soncning, whitening and preserving the akiu.
We have been appointed Agents Tor the sale oftho above
Medicines
GAYNOR & ROYsTER,
se 10 I door above Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-10
DR. NJ. n. FLErcHERs
SURGEONS TRUSS,

PATENT SUR GEON'S TRUSs,
For the radical Cure OF Hernia
rS's ss. been ,S ssI spsSss Sy me . Sss
OF hnSb It's aey OF adaptation 10 the variety OF the
those sisissLit has slss been
superior iustr1men by the sorgeonsin PhadePha and
pr. r. received the diploma the Mechanics late Fair
In nosion for ~ superiority over al, Sshes inst ,.,.,v.d
and for ale. by GAYNoR a RoysTgR,
iu3i One dnor above the Bell Tavern.
LARGE ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES OF
FRESH AND sEAsoNABLE BooTs,
SHOES, TRUNKS, So
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
n BURLINGTON a. 10. have recently received. and
LIZ Will receive Sy srryar show now d1 s,pes,sd srss
the manufacturers which, with those previously on
hand render their stock OF tho m, varied and CON-
which they offer their friends customers and the pub
s sSns ss5So1 be S hsS q All.
Purchasers m want OF tresh tshSnable and good ari
call before purchasing elsewhere, shall offer them
the strongest Inducements TO buy Amongst the ar
ees reoeny received and expected, offer the follow
ing, viz:
LADIES'.
Ladies' superior kid and dress walking shoespat
LADIES' superior kid aud dress walking slippers
LADIES' superior sealssn walkinE shoes and slipper,
Do 90 CANE T nSo ano Sa ae si sk Busln.
10 DO fine leather and sl ,,,,.s Walking Shoes
eEsrLENEN's.
Gcnemens superior eafskn and morocco dress Boots,
Genemens superior ealfskn cork sole and proof
Boots, part Miles
DO DO calEskin DO DO, part Miles,
no ~ 10 Over DO, DO 10
no calcskin watef proof Boots, at and 81
DO do do do Shoes.
NES's.
Meas lined and bound pesged and sowed Brcsans
do unbound DO do do do
Do extra heavy pegged and sewed Water Boots
woMEs'S.
wOmen's sewed and pegreJ leather wsls
DO 30 do 90 do boc Ss
rorS'.
Boys lined aud bound pcgged and rewed BTogans
do fine calf and kip scwed Btogans
DO extra heavy sowcd do
Do fine calf Boots
MISSES.
Misses ne seaskin aud Dress Boots part city
Misses fine do DO dn do shoes
DO common kid slippers
Do ine leather Boots and Shoes.
CaILpREN's.
Chihrsn's superior wetFd Dbotees and Shoes
DO do pump do do do
Do superior morocco Boots, Shoes and ANGLE Ties
TRUNKS.
Sureror leather Travelling Trunks, bellows and hard tops
DO hair and seal-skin Trunks &C. &C. =
ID. BURLINGTON A. co.
whole sale and Retail Boot, Shoe Trunk and Leather
de 10 Decentralization House
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-10

DUTLER'S TASTELEss SEiDLffZ POWDERs-seid
ID liz Powders which ususualy offered n the public
portions, are M these by process which
prevents action upon each other, comb
ue compound posFdcr, tho eervescnE solution u
which, in wiicr. BE- very nearly tasfeless.
Besides being palsable, b. is made b. much less
na. and with Infinitely c1s trouble Than mat produced
ALEXANDER DUVAL,
- q 80 a LII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-10
FRESH TEAS,
WINES AND I.IQUORS'

FRESH TEAS,
WINES AND LIQUORS.
THE subscriber in hts recent visit TO the North, made
Il large addition to his stock OF FAMILY GROCERIES
and having purchased for cash, Is enabled to offer any
and article in his line equally good fnoi better
terms than articlcs Of the quality be had else
where His assortment Is composed in part Of the follow
ing articles
Gundowier Tea No Extra
Bk ~ 10 do 10
Crushed and PulycTized sugar, for preserving
LoafSugar Of all qualities some extra fine
81 CrotX Brown sugar
Meviias syrup, very superior article Of Molasses
MsccaIon, real Italian
TIedwels Crackers
Sperm Candles and Oil
Paicnt sperm Candles
Hubs patent talow do
Old Lafayette
10 b9ekourn MADEIRA WINES
Do London Particular
Genuine old Port Wine. (bo,ted 10 years.
Do Duo Gordon Brown sherry
Do MoutilAio Pale DO, and other Sherry
Wines
Oh London Dock Brandy
Do RGmusiC
DO Rye Nhiskey
DO Apple Brandy
Do Peach do us20
Holland Gin
Hcdsieck
Anchor, 1884
DesprauH AMI Ioaet
Harp, (red) and lightning CHAMPAGNE WINES
IInl10' New brands
Clarei. several brands
Marcubrunner
Assnannshauser
sie,abersci Cabinet
Ruiesheimtr
k lka.s:as...os oonDArs
Lond5a Potter aud Brown Stout
Ressha, Congress, Imperial NoriegO and Principe
All OF which, with many other articles, offered for
cash. orto PIne'ual customers, a. -. - --.,,,,.,
lu F1mily Grocery, or Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-10

n Noitoway County Court, December ID, Ist0-wood
JoneS PHI against Thoi2as GIinsiead Robert Tucker,
Ihos Desne and Richard lienry Heukes, des.in ChaH
ccry.
The defendant, Thomas GTmsead, not having entered
his appearance and given security according act Of
assembly aud the rules OF this Court, aud appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he IL inhabant OF this
Commonwealth IL Is ordered, the said defendant do APP
pear here the first day OF March Term and
swer tho bill of the plaintiff and that copy OF this order
be forthwith Inserted In the Richmond whiE for
months suecessvey, and posted the door the
Courthouse of this county.
Copy. Tctie,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-10
nUKRAYis ELUID MAGNE
Prepared under the immediate supenntendance OF
Sir lanes Murray.

Sir James Murray.
THE advantages Of this elegant preparation are
Il that possessing all the proper ieB Of MsEnesA la gen
cll use Is not liable 10 form dangerous conercuonS ia
the bowels So frequently atentsnt the Of the
Ordinary preparations Of Magnesa- corrects aciiy and
OF the toinarh producing any Of those i.meniable
evils resulting iro The Of the Carbouatcs Of 40 "a and
Potash prevents the food Of infants turning upon
the stomach: very useful IN al complains r the bad
Ser: tends 10 regulate the OF the bowels and Is pc
cui4gly ad1pte1 for females.
Extract from the Mcico Chirurgira Review, for April,
1889 e by DR. James Johnson, Physcian-c GtraordRa-
y 20 the late King, DC.
"PeIeid Solution 1C Mdsuesia.-Ihis very useful and
elegant preparation have trying for monihs
apcrieut anti acid dyspopiic complaints, attended
vi acdhy aud Ti on, aud with very great benefit
II has the advantage common Ha=nesl IN being dis
solved, aud therefore liable accumulate ia he bow
els lis decidedly superior TO E0aOr potash, account
ofus aporant quality and ~ rs having tendency
ducon Of flesh and EtTeUg o.. which tie carbonaies
shove mentioned csTiuly tend 10, when long conunufd
and tIkeuin considerable uani res We hope Fir James
Murray the sc0vcTer Of Tie process for PREF arng this
medicine will lake the trouble 20 makc' generally
accessible o. the public n this metropolis there being only
one OF tWO authorized agents here "
sir Humphrey Dlvy testified thst Chs solution forms
soluble combinations with acid salts IN Of Gout
and Gravel thereby their Injurious euden-
when Other alkics AMI even MaHuesa itself had lted
Caution CgGIusffis spurious dTfcis nor IN ngGTksf
The Professor and the public will please observe fha' Tho
be his Signature, the and
proprietor % that invaluable medicine, without which n
cannot be genuine Elr James Murray has been solicited
10y whole profr adopt this in order
protect the credit and fruits of ls abors and stHdcs
and 10 defend the six ami nfI from delcteTiOus imia
Z lions. just received, for sale.
ALEXANDER DUvAI,
sell Corner Of Z and Idh SITS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-10
MnRE NENY GnOus


DY the fehn Three Brothers and Weymouth, We are
ID receiving he remainder Of Fal and Winter pur
r1fea wir h with those u rHdy received, makes our a.
soumcnt ~ staple and Fancy Goods very complete
Anona tie goods inst 10 hand, the following.
super woody 90 bisck Cloths
Do blue and fancy DO
4 general aEsoitfnsnt of psin and fancy Carrmores
SupcrGur Kentucky Jeans and Satnetta
Cassinerr, Kersrys and Iinseys
Hupcdor black GroH DC Rhine silks
DO blue black eros Ie EWiaE
Do plain aud figured Pouit ~ Roles
beautiful anaurtincnt Pfiuta, % British, French and
American manufacture
M0usea incs and Cha'lya
six and Cotton Hosiery of nil kinds
W0Tsfcd Menno Mohsir and Cashmere NJ sH kinds
Aarge assortment Of plain I'D hsmriite he'd iAnsn Cam
Tic Hdkn
White yellow, green and red Fl,nnels
Hue kabsck Diapers add Damafks
U0wlas, Tictlenburgs and Cote n Oznsburfs
Pine beacnfd and unhioac he'd rhrtnRs and Fhcefuga
Venitisu ftaIr and passage CarpetinE
Ingfain aud Domestic do
DrIsrgis " non and tufted Rugs
Point Dum and Witaey Dlanketf, Of at sizes ard gus
lmcs o.,
wear such VCFiingG, stoofs Collars, &C. witn every
examination of which invite our iends I'D me
public. DUDLEY hbhhphh
oc "A
(,UIIDRENs SHOES, manufactured by the
" eelebfatedBAoos have just reeeigod,per schooner
Tonet direct from he factory very large stock 81 inc
above superior Shoes consifnT % leather strap boutee
10 Shoes 10 Ancle Ties Bacon decidedly he beet ma
ker n the Shoes IN any Of the Northern sffes
Those wishing good article in TIC Chidrsns Inc VII
give me call hAAUbL FlINblf
| deB OPpeshs the Loa Cabin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-10
AmERICAN TABLE CUTLERY


Every Piece t1arranied good
~ J. RICHARDS a CO have just opened an addition
~ al supply % the above justly celebrated Cutlery,
consisting IN part, as follows:
Best heavyivo balance handles with French Forks in
sets ef 81 pieces
Best ivory balance with plain Forks ia sets Of 81
Also superior article Of black and coored self-Gp ba
lance handles with and without French Forks, Ia sets OF
81 pieces otherwise
ALSO, Beef Steers, very superior article
DO Ivory and scfup Carving Knives and Forks
DO do game Carvcrs
The above goods for sale NJ other establishment in
the city will he disposed of reasonable prices az the
Hardware aud Fancy Store, sign Of the saw opposite the
Swan Tavern, II street, 5hockoe Hill no2O
SHAWL ROOM.
Gay & BENTLEY have this day opened upwards Of
VI OHE splendid Shawls and Mantas, arranged
on second noo where they be conveniently eHa
mined Among them,
Heavy figured Rabylc shawls
Embroidered camel hair DO
Rich and extra rich Bfocho do
Do embroidered Tibet 10
Elegant figured satin do
Fplcndid embroidered satin do
CIros grain satin, and mode Maut.ds
Velour Ottoman with frngc) do
super chcne velvet go
Embra iIereI and cut velvet DO
Extra rich embroidered satin do
Those bon u the above articles will rarely meet
with favourable opportunity ~ making selection.
Call Eoon. NJ a1-@weo
CtCOTTS PATENT IRON SAFLs. Lined with
- Asbeo manufsr Jurclin rh'aIcphil by CIV Crusa
n. BALDWIN
Iau Opuosir ne Ranks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-10

THE subscriber is eceng and keeps constantly onhand
IL atwholssale and retail, and at the lowest prices
Plain and Japan Tin Ware Of every description.
Also variety Stoves, for burning elmer
wood orc oal.
stove Pipes, and every Other article IN AIS me- aio l"
o'S SIC a - '''e '"'''' TITUS RICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-10

BALTIMOhE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
JOHN !. DONALDSON, PTesidsHl
THIS Company makes ASSURANCES ON LIVES fol one
more years for Life, at the following IAics Tor
every hundred dollars: -.
Age One year. SercE years. LVe.
sI.O SLIP s2G
a. iS5 Ihl 40
* i9I 100 as
IN s35 4gl zoo
GRANTS ANNUITIES-Raies for one hundred dollars:
SS i227 Per knnum
20 il9N
BUYS ANNUTTIES;
SELLS ESDOWMENTS FOR CHILDREN;
RECEIVES MONEY on DEPOsITEi
EXECUTES TRUSTS;
MAKES CONTRACTS which life or the Interest oil mo-
ney Is involved. - -,
Applications may be made personally by letter, lPOsI
paidJ the subscriber Agent for the Company AZ Re-
Inond will flrnish all necessary information persons
DESTROYS Of awaiting themselves OF the advantages which
this Institution Oilers for providing against those changes
which all subject from the eItanty OF life and
precar1usncsa Of business. by the payment of small
sum, which mast can spare comfortable support
nay, by this means be secured to- lher ianilies
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17

Rich Sporting InteLLigence.-There has
never been campaign on the turf more
richly Astounding with interesting incidents
than that of the present season. That ad-
mirable record of all sporting matters, the
Spirit of the Times, of New York, apty re-
marks that "more expectations have been
disappointed, more money has been won
and lost and more astounding circums:an-
ces have transpred than within any three
months OfOur knowledge" From the same
publication we condense the most impor-
tant intelligence during the week.
Boston, the great champion Of the turf at
the north, whose owner has just challenged
any two horses in the world to run against
him for $4,000, has not only been beaten,
but actually dstanced, on the first heat, by
an untried tilly, Fashion, at Camden, IN. J.)
GanO, celebrated horse, who once chal-
lenged Boston TO run with him for $4,000,
has been dstanced at Madison (Ga.)
Wagner, the most popular four mile horse
at the south, the favorite against the field
of four, has been distanced By Blacknose,
at Louisville.
John Blount a promising Virginia horse,
and Clarion, equally so at the north, have
each broken down this week, and are no
longer on the turf
Mariner, at Baltimore, last week, won
the first heat in four mile race from Bos-
| ton, hitherto deemed invncible. The Sc.
cond heat was lost by Mariner by the mer'
est trifling distance.
We think the effect of Boston's defeat:
will be to make racing more common
amusement al the north. We have hither
to seen the owners of horses afraid to ente
the lists with 'the invincible,' but now tina
the vulnerable heel of Achilles has disclosed
itself, we may look for more sport in fou
mile matches. Still, sold Whitenose" is
splendid creature, and has done wonder
full things in his time. and can yet do the 4
again ~. Y. Planet.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
From the Newark IN. J.I Advertiser.

Lives there a man who loves his country
and her institutions who does not exult in
his heart as he looks back upon what has al
ready been accomplished By the WING party
since they obtained the ascendancy! And
are there those who would not yield them
selves to ignobe dispair and sink down in
apathy, and give up all for lost, because
there is yet one whig measure unaccomplsh-
ed!
But six short months have passed since
the wings took the reins Of government,
although accidentally deprived of that free
use and full control, still nearly all the
ground has been gone over, and we'll gone
over, already. 1t is certainly to be regretted
that man accidentally placed at our head,
should presumptuOus set up his will in oppo-
stion TO the strongly expressed will of the
nation, and thus prevent the application of
one Of our cherished measures: but still the
fact is so. THE Priest at the alter has
broken his trust" but let as stand firmly and
vigiIantly at our post. One years apathy
and Carelessness will lose us all we have
gained by twelve long years of trial and eff
fort, and once lost, the experience of the
past will teach us the efforts necessary to re-
gain it.
These words are itly spoken. The whig
party has indeed done much for the country.
Congress. heretofore under the malign in
fuences of Van Burenism, was wholly oc-
cupied with personal and political schemes.
: Nothing was done for the people or the
Country. But contrast the action of wing
Congress with those which preceded it,
Our friends went to work for the country,
and have passed salutary laws. Had the
President been true to the principles of his
party, every thing that bleeding country
required would have been accomplished.
Even as it is, enough has been done to en-
title the whg party to the confidence and
} gratitude Of the American People.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17

airy monarch, has placed his veto upon bill
of immense importance, (for Incorporating
Bank Of the United States) which had
passed both houses Of Congress, merely on
the ground of his own personal convic-
tions In monarchical England, the Sover-
eign has a veto, but it has never been ex-
ercsed for $50 years; yet in DemocraticaI
America, the decision Of the people is in
tercepted from taking effect by the will Of
a single man, and that man not chosen for
the purpose.
In England tina prerogatives of the Crown
are exercised, not according to the private
opinions Of the Sovereign, but under the
advice Of responsible Ministers; but in
America the democratic king refuses his
assent to law because it is contrary to his
individual judgment. And to make the
case still stronger, this is done upon the
great party question which came uppermost
during the great Presidential election, and
on which their constituency of the Union
had signi6ed their will by rejecting the can
didate who then professed views similar to
Mr.. Tyler's, and elected one pledged to
adopt an opposite course. Our readers will
perceive that we regard this matter merely
in constitutional point of view"
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
From the Southron. I

We are in political darkness. The storm
of adversely which we fondly dreamed was
about to pass away must be endured for four
more long years! But the setting sun of
our party triumph hath formed beautiful
bow Of promise upon the murky bosom of
the future. Unlike those evanescent bows
that span the material heavens for moment,
then fade forever from the gazing eye, This
bow is durable and fixed, and will never
fade.-The radiant arch is based upon the
general principles Of truth and Justice, this
arm glows with the light of virtue and pa
triOtism. 1t is firm as the pillars of the
world, and lasting as adamant. And in the
centre of the arch, upon the unyielding
Key Stone name is written in the charac-
:ers of light. That name is HENRY CLAY.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
JAS. Hi. CULLEN & Co.
Commission, Receiving, Forwarding
AND
PRODUCE MERCHANTS,

G0W5A GGA9iOuNS9
TazOO City, Miss.
WOULD most respectfully inform their
friends and the public, that they have, and
will keep constantly on hand, all articles ne
>cessary for Plantation use, together with a
complete assortment of PRODUCE AND GRO
CERES, which they offer low for CASH or
COTTON; Of which, the following is part, viz:
Havana and Rio Coffee,
Old and new Brown Sugar,
New Bedford sperm and composition Candles,
No. | and 2, Boston Soap,
MOrgan's Premium, Missouri and common
Tobacco,
Flour, bacon, Lard, Mess and Prime Pork,
Coarse and Fine Salt,
Whiskey, Rice, Potatoes and Onions,
Moasses, w. w. and Cider Vinegar,
slack Pepper and Allspice,
Powder, Shot, and Nails, assorted,
Winter-strained Sperm Oil,
Negro Shoes, Clothing and Socks,
Well Buckets, Tubs and Buckets,
Tin and Queensware, assorted,
Demiiohns, do.
Canon, Light Brown and Florida Cigars,
Persons wishing to purchase, would not
lose anything TO call and examine their stock
before they make their selections elsewhere.
Yazoo City, Dec. 10, l841. 22-tf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
THE CENSUS.

The editor of the Cincinnati Chronicle has been
examining the six returns of the census, taken at
intervals of ten years each, since the adoption of
the constitution. The investigation shows some
curious facts
l. The population of the United States increaS-
es exactly "a per cent. each ten ears, and Gou-
bles every twenty-four years. The law is SO uni
form and permanent, that when applied to the po-
pulaton of 1890, and brought down to the present
time, it produces nearly the very result as shewn
by the census of I840. And thus we may tell
with great accuracy what will be the census of
1850. 1t will be nearly twenty-three millions.
2. But although this is The aggregate result, it
is bv no means true of each particular part of the
country, for New England increases at the rate of
Is per cent. each ten years, while the northwest
ern states increase 100 per cent. in that period
3. The slave population increased at 80 per CT,
but since at less than 25 per cent. The free pop
ulatiOn have, however, increased at the rate of SO
per cent. Al this rate, therefore, the difference
between the free and slave population is certainly
! increasing.
/ 4. Another fact is, that the colored population
increases ust in proportion to the distance south
and that slavery is certainly and rapidly decreas-
/ ing in the States bordering on the free States.
This state of things continued, would in half a
century, exnguish slavery in these States, and
concentrate the whole black population OF the U.
States on the Gulf of Mexico, and the adjacent
States on the Southern Atlantic.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17

That VERMONT STATE.-The receipts into
the Treasury of the State Of Vernon, during
the past year. exceeded the expenses, by the
sum OF 1894 81. Balance previously on
hand, So, $50 SO. Total on hand, SI3. 334 "a.
owes nothing. We were struck by a passage
IN the message of Governor Paine, lately
communicated to the Legislature of that State.
de says that internal Improvements is verv
good thing in its way, but that he does not
believe IN running the State head over ears
inevitably in debt, for the purpose of building
canals and railroads. The people of his
State agree with him: hence the secret Of
their prosperity Pic.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17

The TRUE MAN.-The parts and signs of
goodness are many. If man be gracious
and courteous to strangers, it shows he is a
citizen OF the world, and that his heart is no
island cut of from other lands, but a con-
tinent that joins to them. If he be compass
siOnate towards the affections of others. il
shows that his heart is like the noble tree
that is wounded itself when it gives the
balm. Ii he easily pardOns and RENTS Of
fences. 1t shows that his mind is placed
above injuries, so that he cannot be shot
II ne be thankful for small benefits, it shows
that ne weighs mems minds, and not their
trash.-H OLmesUiLLe Wing.