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, 1841-09-18
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

rv\HE undersigned Administrator of the estate Of
Robtert Steuart. decd late of Pike county
MO, hereby gives notice to all concerned, or in any
way interested in said estate, that the undersigned
aomin''trator will make . final settlement of the
SAID estate at the next November term of the coun.
~ court Of said county.
September 9Th ls4l.-A. u"
, 1841-09-18
a LLKELY IND
NEGRO BOY FOR
SALE

rave 4 very valuable and likely NEGRO BOY.
!, Yhich ] will sell on the most reasonable term,
NsSAsH. He 10 between I2 and Is years Of ,e..
capable Of doing almost every kind of VOL
and sise, Apply to
2THUR NJ.
, 1841-09-18
n STfcE

A LII Persons interested are hereby no.
IA tilted, that at the next Nov. term Of the
Pike County Court, l shall apply to said
Court, to be released from being any long
er Guardian Of John Gouldesberry.
j. G. SHIELDS.
August 2lst, 164l.-8t.
, 1841-09-18
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

A LII PERSONS interested, are hereby notified
IA that l shall at the next November term of the
fike county court, make a final settlement Of my
administration CT the Estate of WIN. NJ. Davies
deceased.
J, NJ. BELL, Adm. with
the will annexed.
August %, 1Sil.-4t.
, 1841-09-18
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR CASH,
(WHOLESALE.0

TIME subscriber intending to curtail his credit
Il business, and sell FoR CASH, will offer great
inducements to those who BUY FOR MONEY. His
goods are ali purchased of the manufac turers, are
good, and will be sold low. Merchants who buy for
ca,b will find it to their advantage to call. lie is
now receiving his fall stock, and will have on hand
about 300 packages Boots and Shoes, consisting OF
every article in the Shoe line.
GEORGE h. BUDD, 122 Main st.
st. Louis, Aug. 81, ls41. 81 up stairs.
, 1841-09-18
NOTICE.

TIME fall and winter Session, Of the Ashley Female
Seminary will m on the first MONDAY
in September and continue six months.
Terms of tuition Of follows:
Fine needle work. S2.OO
orhography. Reading. Writing, Geography,
and English Grammar, 6,75
Natural Philosophy, History, ancient and
modern Chemistry, and Rhetoric, $50
Mental and Moral, Philosophy, Logic Alge.
bra, Geometry, Latin & French languages, 500
Mapping and Painting 500
No scholars will DO admitted for less time than half
q torn, and no deduction will be made for lost time,
unless occasioned by sickness.
The teachers pledge themselves, that no effort on
their part, shall be spared to promote the highest posi-.
bio bsns6t Of thsir pupils.
L. STODDARD, IT,,
M. F. mitchell. Ansus
N B. Board can b obtained in town on reasonable
terms.
, 1841-09-18

TNhe above named petitioners having by their At
torney on the 18th dsy OF May A. d, IS41,
fled in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of the County and State aforesaid, their petition
praying for the partition of the following described
real estate Of Samuel Baird, late OF said county de-
ceased. Ito wit.) The North West fourth Of section
No. IL Township No. 81. Range two West, contain
ing one hundred and sixty acres, also the west half
Of the north east quarter dissection No. IL Township
No. 81. Range two west containing IS acres, and
also the North East quarter OF the North East quar-
ter Of section No. II, in Township No. 81, Range
two west, containing forty acres, all in the county
aforesaid. And it appearing on affidavit filed with
said petition, that John Baird, and Samuel Bsird jr.
two of the above named defendants are not residents
of this state. 1t is Therefore ordered that said nom
resident defendants be notified that said petitioners
have filed their petition as aforesaid by a publication
Of a copy of this order, in some newspaper published
nearest TO this county, once n week for eight weeks
excessively before the next term of said Circuit
Court which will be begun and held at the Court House
in the town of Troy in said county on the third Mon
day in July next.
~ Given under my hand and seal of Office
seal. in vacation Of said count, his 18th day of
~ July, A. d. 1s4I.
FRANCIS PARKER, Clerk
of Lincoln Circuit Court No.
July 22-st.
, 1841-09-18
May 22nd-tf.
STATE OF MISSOURI, &C
County Of Lincoln.
In the Circuit Court for July Term, A. D. lS41.

In the Circuit Court for July TIE
John Baird, William Baird, David
Baird, Gabriel Reed and Mary his
wife, late Mary Baird, and Nc
Kinly Hays and Sarah his wife,
late Sarah Baird Petitioners.
John Baird, Samuel Baird Jr.
and Sarah, William, Samuel, John
Francis, Absolem, and James Hays
children Of Elizabeth Hays, late
Elizabeth Baird deceased. De.
PENDANTS.
, 1841-09-18

THE YOUNG PEOPLES BOOK!
OR MAGAZINE OF
USEFUL & ENTERTAINING KNOWLEDGE.
There are many periodical publications, yet me more is wanted. The friends of Ed
advocates of the diffusion of Useful Knowledge-have long desmsed to see
he commencement o.
A ONTHL
Devotedto the Instruction & Entertainment of Young Persons of Both Sexes;
DUO WITH A SOLE uw o THEIR IrRoyENEN
written, not 1.-THE coloquial language which addressed to very young children, but with
such attention to the style as shall render it worthy the notice of those who are acqmr
ing the art of Composition or forming their Literary taste; and filled with such various
original and valuable matter as shall render the volumes when bound up, worthy a place
the Family or School Library. -
Its the yurpose of the proprietor of THE YOUNG PEOPLES BOOK to furnish
such a Magazine. He has provided ample means for the accomplishment Of his object;
and he pledges himself t. the friends of liberal and judcius education throughout the
United States that he will produce a work which SHALL be IN every respect worthy oil
their attention and patronage.
There is period in the progress from early childhood TO maturity, and that by no
means a short one, during which the expanding minds Of the young are seeking in every
election for
e-Useful knowledge, 3 we'll rs Intellectual entertainments
Every book, paper or pamphlet which promises either is eagerly read, and every cie
young person is nt. satisfied with that kind of instruction whnhs gwn to mere children.
Something nor Misunderstanding nearer thes studies and pursuits OF active Inf IS re-
qmred. A friend always at hand who could point ut THE proper studies to be pursued.
the true methods of development is Literature an Science, the bestc course OF Reading
the sust processes of Investigation. the most recent auho1tesn Experimental, and
the most learned in Historical .research- frend who oud relieve the dryness OF alb
stract truth by a familiar anecdote. narratce or Husratpn-who could catera few
roses of literature in the rugged paths of severe science. would indeed be invaluable.
Such a friend moi me Youth in athousand. of either sex, can have. thereE toer
able substitute to be found in any book-we might say in any library. II 81 proposed In
some measure TO supply the want of such Il fnend IN THE YOUNG PEOPLES BOOK.
GJONE o II LEADING oBJEcTs OF II WILDE to point out ant IL
Illustrate BY practical examples the
PROPER METHODS OF SELF INSTRUCTION IN THE
various departments OF Literature and Art to suggest appropriate departments OF study
and inquiry, to prescribe couces Of Reading, and to indicate the progress which may be
made in the Scnnce. so far st the limits of the work will allow.
The frmsi into which the different branches OF instruction and entertainment will be
ML~ -~1.l L. A. ill.,. .--" Al E~ -l 81 n- 81
, 1841-09-18
ITHODS OF SELF INSTRUCTION IN THE

various departments of literature and Art, to suggest appropriate departments of study
and inquiry to prescribe couros Of Reading md to indicated the progress which may be
made in the Science so fan as the limits Of the work will allow.
Il The forms now which the different brancheso of instruction and ntHtainmen will be
thrown, WILDE regulated by the particular object in view at the time, and the class OF
lredeS6 voyS adJnSSed'
, 1841-09-18

Circuit Court Clerk. Office Invacation l,4June 1871.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
Montgomery County,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21
cHIoKERING q eILBERT's
|Ii]ZIiN!!IZK!|''!sKS

MANY persons under the imp esson that by going
Nl or sending 10 ie North, they purs base these
sifunens for less price than they be sold this
city but such Is not the fact.
From Instructions rcceivcd froa manufacturers
TOT which am agent, (NcssrS Chcke Tng Maekay ami
6oer Co OF me city Of BOSTON, am enabled 10 sell
thcse inst unens Al The manufacturer prices CHECKER.
ing aho fories are known sndused Union
recommendations are therefore unnecessary. GbeIps
Instruments are pretty well known Virginia having been
sold IN Norfolk by gentleman of this city for several
years Throughow New Euslapd they used very q.
lensFey In tennessee, IN Alabama and In Georgia
from hese last named states have letters Of
dauon which can 10 Those have sold In this
STATE have gwen entire sasacten The subscriber has
aow and viii always keep hand good from
both OF these manufactures, which will be sold AZ the IA
nuaotureIs prices packed and within Aundre,
miles 81 the city free Of expense =. MADDOX
DE s-ii opposite the Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21

appointed they will In all refund the moncy ,ho
ie 9-u , doors below the Rel T,v.,n
UPERIOR GOODS.
Large Soppes, by the packets Narragansett, EN-
ma, and John Rowleu, just arrived, and by IN,
schooners Union and La Grange, now on thei
way from Philadelphia. :"
TUE subscriber will exhibit his oil customers anc
L the public, the largest and best stocks OF =
BOOTS, SHOES, TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, SHOE BLACKING,
&C, &C.,
q expressly order IN rhJspSi. BY the 9sa1 bs.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Do do double ssa lei" w SSs' p, ns9 heels
be DO DO sn s' w ss SS Union Shoes. very ns.,
Gen6emen'' Gne call skin Boots, 10, snda
20 Gs.ye! Water proof ssei:, very Sy s s<i''
Do cheap Boots from oil 90 TO %
FOR THE LADIES,
1ass hns dress French Morocco hoe and plain Walk ing
Ladies All soe French Tie. and Bu.kia. -, e..
~ 10 s,, ass.. p,sse e, morocco and kidsnppsr.
An very Superior. .a1 male By w. w. Mecurdy. 80
L.de. French hid and drsss Slippers and Shoes.
made oy Entsh q Minser,C MITCHELL and othsrs-ali
Ladies' fur and silk quilted sboes very comfortable and
Ladies' hne seaskin narrow and broad strap Waking
r. Shoes sa bound IN ss with 4, Lesiher
DO new style Over-Shoes
Do sewed and bound india Rubber Oyer Shoes
FOR MISSES.
Misses French morocco lace Buskins
DO do do Walking ahoes
DO do seal lace aud mo roe co Bootees
DO fine dress kid aud morocco Slippers
DO do Walking Shoes, with heels.
FOR BOYS.
Boys hne ealfskin Navy Shoes made in Philadelphia in
superior style
Boys fine calf Bootees
po do kip AMI sewed Booloes
very STRONG KIP pessed DO very good.
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
1000 pair, OF all cuts and qualities
COARSE SHOES FOR MEN.
Mems heavy se~ed and Brogans large Sizes soma
nlinuiaciuredn Richmond-and very superior
Boys coarse sewcd and peggcd Brogans. very strong
Inc above 10 but small detail OF my present stock
Mheh VIII be sold al the loves, prices for cash.
'uh customers only SAMUEL PlTSEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21
LANES NJ CARTER

House, Couch and Sign Painter, Glider and Gla-
zier, on + street, second door below tho FRS,
Presbyterian Church.
rue subscriber respectfully informs HE friends and tho
public generally that he hasfiei out the shop former.
" occupied asa Turning shop whore he intends 10 carry
On the above branches In 1 he various varieties lie
would therefore, solicit call from al who wish Dis
posed Ia pafouiEe who feels himself glly tOnpetenl
70 execute with pfompituda, neatnes5 and dispatch, tho
abovo branchcsof business anil would assure them thai
nc ", OF viii BE-, prenafcdto 10 work H. hs line well
400 upon as reasonable eondqns qs can be done for
clsewhcrc.
would Say Ia tho superinendcns of the ncpots In the
IVY es thcy ~ TINES have considerable Coach Painting "a
Do they would 10 we'll 70 rve me a call believing they wi
secure perfect satisfaction both u regards price and
workmanship. Aso-Od and New Furniture, Mahogany
approved style.
au25 Nv wv ~ a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21
CHARLES W. NOMINEES

GLAZTER GLIDER g.
-shop neE door 10 tho Eirst Presbyterian Ohurc h,
sIeci, below inc Post Once.
RICHMOND February Poi, 1910.
nN this day, % years ago, the subscriber arrived In this
" City lie Is truly grateful 10 tho citizens Of VII rnis
for their Kind patronage during the above period That he
has given satisfaction ~ all that employed him he will
pretend 10 saybut that he has 10 the part cyin
ccd by continuance ofthcr fsvors lie wishes inform his
rcnds aud the public generally that continuance Of
their orders will be met with pronpness, and executed In
the best manner.
lie would Likewise inform county merchants in want Of
Signs, that he has seasoned boards constantly hand,
ready prepared, which he finish the shortest motto
II &-df g. w McGINNEss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21
FRESH FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODl

Rf the hne ship Portsmouth, arrived At New York I'm
July last, and the ship Rhode Island now in James Ri
We have received and receiving our
OF Foreign Dry Goods, which, together with purchases
a1e ey our senior partner, during weeks
al me Norih enables us To offer ami the
public, generally, CERTAINLY THE CHEAPEST and
os desirable STOCK OF Goods have in store
during whole business e Of Than twenty yrar
our soea very large and general and almost every
package rs no IN sore-and when our country
aud city ieI that Dry Goods about a. heap now
tehaeeo wo' Id" az or s per 100 lbs VII sa al d 81
per ousheL or corn los 3D. per barrel cotton Al sld
yer they ought 10 be satisfied that they cannot
nnus 40 low especially as many say most leading
spe areIes hays been laid In below actual cost
OF Riodueilon These things being and the country
ozay supplied With goods in the INTERIOR and rettrs "a
rldy iIto good condition them and nav ol them "A
would seem manifestly TO be the night buy All are
inStedto call and examine for themselves
+. & }. s. JAMES q CO.
So
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21
FOR SALE PRIVATFIV

- Avery comfortable House AMI Lot near Rich.
f<If9 mond. The lot contains acres in hne order
V1tU Tho House Is new witt good rooms and KIteh.
der. ~
Farm Of 20acres, two miles from Richmond with er.
eelient Budngs for snail family, hne Rarleo and good
barn and stables, about acres Of meadow Land add or
in woods -
valuable Farm Of shout Is acres Of Land half mile
nom bichrn0nd good Buildings f,r the accommodation III
large family, highly Improved and has II good many
grape Vines Of the best vnietles Fruit Trees &c &c
Apply % II RIcH. HiIL, H. 4 co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21
CoATE,s scmooL PnYsIoLoaY.

PHYSIOLOGY for chooS by r. Coates, ". d, Wee
i President % the Phadelpha Medical Society and
the academy OF Natural Sciences, Sc, &C.
90 Dr. Coates 10 generally known favourife popu.
Ter Lecturer the structure Of the human frame
has acquired fame by making such subject agreeable and
Instructive aud 80 delicate 10 Jend the FASH
dous We have long been Of the opinion that Physiology
should constitute part Of early education, and NE al,
when In asuabe position, mako that part oC emaIe cu.
cation, though the attempt showed deficiency OF tott
books Tbs deficiency u now supplied by Do Coates,
aud fully supplied The subject Is we'll divided, and the
PARTS and Offices Of the human frame beautifully and
simply cNplanedr the text, and illustrated by the ongra
Ninss cspous chapter Of questions clofs tho work,
and supplies aids ~ the teacher We cordially commend
tho stuY qut schools, anil the book before adm
Pail u $ Ga
juapubishod, for sale by
Dc VI SMITH a PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21


WE OFFER FOR SALE,
~ q % % Esas %I tspcARs
& 5e & s! %si,si'i'h' s;oAF SUGAR
g bags Java
. DO DO Ga Da White Cuba COFFEE
s 5S,, Do & Wo np%lasO an
l9kegs Nails, assorted
JueTce9 fresh Charleston Rice
hoTes prime Chewing Tobacco
30paokages fresh Imported Teas
sSsS 90 Hull f e NJ f YORK @ sa.S
l0half pipes Old Cognac Brandy, vintage OF 1874 & &
DO segnet do
DO o.,D. Ca. nv
{ dss 5 in5@Iis2d &
2PPes Holland Gin Pine Apple brand
Z DO S Ss sSSs5o, q q
o superior, per snip Glasgow, from Scotland
pipe Pale sherry
:. 49,. pipes Brown 10
quarter casks oid POr OF BARCLAY nyingston's
~ Of New ierS, importation
. DO Marselles Madeira
osbbls Old Peach Brandy. very good
y h6ds New orleans Molasses
5iJlrs Malaga Grapes
Is boxes bunch Muscatel Rnisns
10 cases starch
kegs Nwmegs
4ons Shot, assorted sizes
ohve gal Delniiohns
100 I've gal Kegs
900 lbs Mild ing Bacon, foods curing
kegs Lard
- groce Hacking
Ceases Has
10 do Shoes
w. 81. D. CHRISTIAN,
deI-W Market square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21
NOTICE.


The tune ofthe departure OF the
a 0lEn Steamboats, hence for Norfolk " III
N-EA1 Sbe changed from sunrise to 6 o..
clock IN The morning. conmenc
49, 49, on SUNDAY, the 10 h instant
Passengers going north will, their arrival Nor
iolk, be transferred the Baltimore Boat where
VIII sup and lodge and depart at O'Clock, NJ going up
the Hay by daylight, and in Baltimore before sunset
U.s. During the summer season, those wishing 81,
Old Point Comfort will he landed there taken from,
'hehce whenthey wish 10 RETURN iuS
THE GREAT OBJECT FINALLY AC-
COmPLISHED, by the introduction into this city
OF the style OF LAMPS 80 extensively used In the City
New York, aud known Webbs Patent Burners cher
with the patented Csmphine OIL for burning therein The
proprietor Is now prepared offer the Inhabitants OF
light than has been brought before the public The
light produced 10y the Canphine oil IN Webbs pee uary
constructed burners, produces fame natchless ia bril-
lancy, economy aud simplicity.
The cost TO the consumer will exceed ONE HALF
the expense when compared with OIL any err
ng e'ent now used Tor the purpose Of atdng Arhc
Light This Oils entirely free from explosive proper
ties, there being no Alcohol Spirits compo.
siion, but ~ PURELY VEGETABLE and, consequently
aspereey safe in its AMI much opposite TO tho
article kno~nas spirit Gas Sperm Oil Is This the pub
lie may rely upon.
said Camphne aud Burners were Introduced into the
City Of New York about year since and have been
adopted in all the principal Hotels, Printing Offices stores
bliari Rooms SC being more highly approved of than
any other article heretofore knsWn.
Upwards OF Ten Thousand of them now in use in III,
city Of New York.
E-A supply OF the above OIL with several varieties O
the Lamps just and for sale bv the rbers
ma ST II. EUsTACE son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21
a WORD TO THE ECoNOMICAL.

(NALL AZ KEEN cos before pure haslnr your Cloth.
" iaE eisewhefe-" you ssvo ~ per cent and re.
menbsr the ~ adtre - penny saved " two earned
ehOs a. KEEN a co. constantly receiving adj.
u9na supplies 70 their already complete assortment aud
WI o1cr such Inducements az can fully compensate the
Por sale al cost 10 make room Tor soasonable goods
about dozen Dotveueen PT0ck Goats tfthe best quaHty
Panfa.
Recently arrived, - don Collars 10 doz stocks rs doR
hosoms, AZ eveU price7atthe sign Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21

TUE SACRED WRITINGS or TnE A
FOsTtEs and EVANGEGIsTs or
1ES,yS- CHhiST, commonly EiyleI ibc NEW TTs-
nAabN " translated from the ORIGINAL gREEK BY
Ufs uen Campbell James Nacknah and Pbiiie I,Il,ys
PENDlN, by Alexander Campbell ~ ~ ~
The CHRISTIAN SYSTEM In reference IN IN. ttStoN
OF CIR ms, and aREs rORATIoN OF PRIMITIVE
MA ION, by A. Campbell. 49, Nv
Also, PSALMS, HYMNS and SPIRITUAL, SONGS o,t.
rna add selected, complied by a Campboll w srott m
hgi0n.. - ''''T ~
LOGAN WALLER.
iplB iisirSei shocE"s lin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21

ID. M.HoYr = co. AGENTS in Richmond loT ne
= ale OF Dacon's Mechanical Lamps have aoms very
handsome Psterns len, which they will II Nsw York
preeshs pure hsser thereby saving Expenses 81 Tans
goitaton, exchange, &C. They adapted 10 Hotels
SharcheS and anpubhc budnEs well ss for ths drsu
ing room paror.
The annexed article IN restos 10 Them : nom The Ns,,
fotk Times and Eyening star Of 2Hb NotsmbsraIn our
ensrks TIE other day, relation the York Asefstx
lfbrary We mentioned hat the Ners veil HabssJ
and shopld have stated BY NJ Dacons patent neehsnI
cal lamps, a. - also The Afoi House They are truly On
scFaa ercie sod possess advantages IN oher
sciponsot hgf, particularly iOf drawing Fsaoa-
rooms, Ac for which purposes ars geasrsv ssed n
gu elegant ssiabhshmsnsin Paris where aeady uniform
Ugh, that produces no SMOKE, b. 5ssiFsble.
We have no doubt ihey WI sutrey sks The Plaes ef ne
cotuuon astfal and other hapa from which shoue
one thfdthe lEh Is prodused with The esnsaop-
ION o. OF hereiore m pois Of economy sloss, hsy are
Partleularly desirable"
Fsys re Nss YerA Hsrah
MKssANcaI Lasrl-This 3 eIefsnt -~a v.l..as.
article. II " more economical shs.k q b~rer H.h, -
altogether entitled 70 aIsasI feifonsss hrn ssT ehsr
the drawing rom and he paIos.
The shove lamps caA De bssn,nr sosr oncs evsrx
evening D. n HOW a On ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21
PEAsE's CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
HOARHOUND CANDY.

A SUPPLY ofihe above sruele 50 highly Recommended
"a and extensively used, ur the cue Of Coughs Coils
iosrsensss riauon NJ the Throat &e &c iust tecev-
81 for sale, and war; snted genuine.
ALEXANDER DUAL.
della Corner of nj ,5fb SIS
NEW GuODs AT HEDUCED PRICES.
20. a. KEEN a Co have, within the last week, re-
VI ceivcd large addition their stock Of Cothins pre-.
paraiorY % the bohays-Amour witch, very
superior ReayeI frocEs well ma.le and trumed ss5.
some the reduced Price Of CTS; Together wHh over,
Coats of every description.
tn THE PUBLIC. Finding the Cash SYSTEM works
WELL will only sid, hist W continue 10 sell bari gains for
cash. Our motto is "the nimhie sspence " better than
the slow shilling" CEO a. KEEN a co
de -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21
GROCERIES IIoUops g..

w Suchas 49, f~@"y'
Brown loaf crushed and powered Susar
Old lava and green Coffee
GunPowdeT, black and Young Hysou Tea
Madeira, sherry ami other Wines
quor Cases IL
Roe Hcrrngs, IN whole and half Dbl.
Mackersl, No !, in bali and quarter bbls and kits
Kits oiTongues and SQUADS
Limitation English Cheese
Fresh Raistns, Almonds and Prunes
del RlNnnI pn a n.py,-o~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21
NOTICE.

hE subscribers have this day disposed Of their eutits
u stock Of staple and Fancy Dry Goods Ia Thom,s 10
pndey and Reuben Meredith who have
selves together under the hrm Of DUDLEY 4 MERE
9TH, Tor the purpose OF Continuing The busu a.. A. III
ota stand OF Read Bayly Co For the he purpose
e1neeuns our nees and winding up the business sf IA
unutd Tor the preseol kept Al the same stand
where some oil the hrm will always In e. Ard
TO etheref whom payments can Be made W, esrn.sIs
enireSi all those indebted TO GONE Sorxard viii
a. ite delay possible, settle their ues
as longer Indulgence esDnet be expected Of rs
READ, BAYLY a Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21
JAMES a GEORGE WINSTON,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS

KEFEk IN
Lambert & Mckenzie, Alexandra
John BoErs 4 Co, nahmore
TTN W Butcher Philadelphia
James Hunter, NCw YORK
Francis FISHER nusQp
bingham a hroihers, PiusburE
Henry Crew, Richmobt, Ohio
Benz w Ladd, Smthfcld, Ohio
Lemncl Iancs, Nj Pleasant, Ohio
Nm X Todd, Cincinnati
Horn A Carpenter, 80
ia2-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-21
NOyEMBER FoURTH. $50.

DUDLEY a MEREDITH have this day received per
IL soht Weymouth from New York the following goods
Heavy Flush ne, fot servants coats
Hue aud invisible EIccn Cloths, fine
Black and fancy coored CassimeTes
- fine white Flannel
2 = swanskn 10
Plaid and aUpe1 Mousclalncs
blue. pink aud white Grape Lisse
An ~ so'tmcnt Of RosYn Plshs
DO linen eamhric HanJkcrchish
Superior blue black Gro dc Swiss
Bark and Hghtli sGloves
best lambs Woal starts
Table and bii ds.cye nisrcr
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