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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
WASHINGTON PLACE,
FENuE MISSES MACNALI.Y. some Of

BALTIMORE.
FuE MISSES MACNALLY, some Of
them natives ofFrance. and all OF Them edu. |
ca ed m Fans, uuder the immediate care and in
The house Of their father, a member Cf the Uni /
Nerslty of Ffancc,i Shave form d an vstabls m.ntl
IN Tor the education Of a limited num-
The Misses MacNalley arc pupils Of Herr, of
hlorena; premier GCcOmpaguattur dc piaao, and
OF tolgnet, malirc oe Hare.
The course oflnstmcuJn will comprise Read
ing Writing, Grammar, Composition, Arithme-
ouieiry, AfythoL ~, Latin, French, Italian. Bel
les l.ettres, and daily compost ION IN French; hhu-
sic. Vocal anu instrumental. Piano and Harp,
yrawttg x P,aiating, Dancing, Embroidery aud
Fancy " DIRK.
The Misses MscNallv a, not require. nor will
they employ the aid ofany instructor or ctchei
out of their own IN nily' The use of any other
language than French and Italian, will be thus
etectually excluded. The instruction in Music
and Drawing Will be- gwen in RI ,nch. the techni.
cal Language Cf both, the terms Il which are
common, but cOuhuedto he continent of Fu. one
SuaofN'
History. obscrvau'as on ieiles Lcttres. on Com
position, on style Epls'olaire, and in rlustraii on
VIII be delverediu FIcnch.t ecourse ofeducauon
will thus combine oil the advantages which a res
idcnce "a France MAJ be supposed TO bestow.
Mr. MacN ally, taxes upon himself that part of
the inst uction which comes under the head Of
English Education, as English Gram ar, Grsm.
understanding of the pupil: History, GeOmgUy Y,
Anihmeuc, A'gebra, aud Astronomy.
Mrs who, during twenty years, di-
rected IN England and France the esrablIs hmcnr
oi ner husb 9nd' contlGues the direction Of thu.
al her daughters. The experience Of so many
Yeas in the care OF her own children and uf hel
husoand's pupils, IS applied TO the comforts
health and Feucral Improvement Of the pupils en-.
trusted ~ heI daughters.
TRIMS.
For French, itllian, LATIN, English. end
tn en- IRE course Of FdUcauon, Music
Drawing and, Dancing cxctptod) per
annum, S27n Onl
Piano or H9rrr per quarter. - O
Vocal Muse, 4 AZ
Drawing or Painting, 10 an
DdHcl = Is H
Ise 81 tue Pianos stationary and Books, 3 ~
All payments are required To be maae tire
months IN advance Three months notice Is al
REFER NCES:
David Hoffman, ESQ.
jeremiah Hoffman,, lisa.
!. Bradford. Esq.
w. Carter, Esq. Of 3 -oaineck, Virginia.
John McTavishs ksq. BRUSH Consul, BALI.
J Crawford, Esq, British Consul N. Orleans
jun % 3w-Balt Am
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
A CARD-BoARDING

NIRs ANN ARMSTRONG,
WI Would respect.
fully announce thot she has token the house re-.
Gently occupied by Mrs MARKS. n few doors below
the Virginia Hotel. on he west sideof Main street.
iur The reception Of gentlemen boarders. aud isuov
prepared 10 accommodate with board and loirinv
any who may ohooso 10 favor her with lhcir com.
puuY.
No pains-taki1R shall be- RENTED on her Dart.
necessary 20 render her table attractive and aerceo.
BILE. and apartments comfortable and pleasant
She willbo thankful o. her friends for tho ,,t
ohago OF lheif mHucncc. op 2O-u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

NOIICE-The respective firms uf FORSYTH.
~ Moore Il Clarke, and Msare q Claskr. hav.
ing been dissolved. the fest on lie LIST Of 1910.
'he latter on the LIST March, lo4l. HE undersigned
respectfully requests The attention Of The friends and
correspondents. o'the aforesaid firm. 10 the card Of
Mr. John + Clarke. his late partner who C, nt!nues
the business intheir old stand on Monroe 81. Wheel
ing. HENRY MOORE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
JOHN r. CLARKE.

JOHN F. CLARKE.
(SVcceSsor 10 Moore d CiarLe)
FORWARDING q COMMISSION MERCHANT
Wheeling Va.
EAJILL continue the Forwarding and Commits.
sion business at the old stand Of Moore q
Clarke, on Monroe street, Wheeling. lie will de-
vote his entire time; 10 the interest Of his cores
p~ondeats. The patronage Of the cus,omrs of the late
firm, and The public gonerallyis respectfully So.
liciteI a, =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

IvER COMPLAINT-Cured by the use Of
H DR. lllrIich's Compound Strengthening and
Apercnt Pills. Mr. William Richards. Pittsburgh.
ia, entirely cured Of tbs above distressing dis
tase; MS symptoms were, pain and weight ~
the Ten side, loss Of appetite. vomiting. acud e.
i~uciauons. q distenuon If The stomach, sick
furrcd tongue, cOunienanc changed t.
a eiiron color, difficulty Of breathing, disturbed
rest, attended with a cough. great debility. wifh
1f the auncto.s0 of fha liver Mr. RieL8rds h1f
The advice ~ several physicians. but received no
relief until using d. Hadich's Medicine, which
teTnunaicdin e~tlectIng n perfect cure.
. Principal Office, % North Eighth Street, Phia-
Gclphia.
Also by JOHN ~ 5HER.
az q Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

WWTlRE WORKING or ALL
w KINDS -R. wATTEgSON stlI con.
rluf. DO hIa wire working establishment on
N 'It.r. WnrH'tnv reHr fif stone bridge.
"i Doc will m1uH'Hr,urgD order and Iu The
M.-' approved ~r1ur-aII rfHcs i1 hfs line. w
tNu ururIFa ~ aNsKes. Rolling and
. UE .IarFS .UfrE tor merchant willis and
ufFrr HfnHarI vlvr vrs fhafran be- named.
maU.| E.l.PE for fGruee5'aIwar on hand and
.o1 ft. w.slu 1tIht SHORTEST notice t0 0rderand
'ay0TaJle term Tor customers.
January 2t-tf
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a. AvERIJL.
FSOfnnfC FsbuSsrfHn.

Market Square, vest side next door 10 J. Chap
hhc q. sons, NHEELING. IA. will attend to oil
calls IA the!ine ofhis profession with promptness
and fidelity. All kinds If Botanic medicines care
fully selected, and prepared with directions Tor
using. constantly on hand. ser eff
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
HORNRROOK & DILLON,
PLUMBERS,
y w. Corner %: Monroe aud Fourth q,
OPPOSITE THE NEW COURC-HOTSF.

OPPOSITE THE NEW COURTHOUSE,
Where they carry on the House and s .eamboai
PLUMBING, in all It's branches.
They have constantly on hand: Hydr1Hts, ofuari.
GUS descriptions, HanerS' Kettles, Wchr Closets. Pan
Tubs, Hoi9 Cold Sh0wer Baths. Reior,s for BI.ack-
ing, Chemical Apparatus, Leaa CeGiaS. Taient BAN
Heaters, Force and In Pumps. Lsaf PIPES Of all
sizes, Sheef Lead If any thickness. and vor6ed M
into any manner oC(orm.
G1- Water conducted through Lrad-n Pipes.
from Springs to Dwelling Houses IN the Country.
ALso-BEER PUMPS n BAR ROOMS fued IN
to order; LEATHER HOSE.
SuperorpumPs for country wells, steam engines.
&c Sc.
"a Al orders thankfully receirel and pnncfuaUg
attended 10. WHEELING Va
Glue Scraps taken in cxcharge.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
AH ORE POSTTIVE PRUUtS o. Ibe IA, o,
AVh NJ Dr. HarIIch's Cnmnlnnl Siren thenine

tuu P"iHhh Nr1I.At quite
Allegheny. Jan 3, ls3'.
t. Or Ua'het's Aacu.-~u Z vI.b f' state
for tn benefit 20 fhr-. wine may He afflicted
that d. Harllch Pills haHs srrrt'r Cu-l nae %
iysnes-'1, ct which I have He,u AL ctsa for
many wears ] used both KINDS, The AgeIl-ut
and Strengthens, md 7 ON r. .~ustrmrCdtc say,
that they ace ~ya.uIH'C discovery 7n. act UpHu
the sys. en- mild g.. Eu' y.r. .H.r|u .. ] found
the Tonic Pills To- qu, ken ire .r 'arioo AID
cause n cC'rTm ua'r.. fu rr. s|I..J,, aid 20
strengthen the week -f.m .C. -.. Increase 's
overs. The Aptrleut n. co.,. he .es Cnthar-
ne | ever used. | am confident all Dysprpu,s
would do well 30 make mm,cat, trial and e
~rclIevai. Any one can call 90 my house aud lie
satisfied of the above nj pleasure.
DAVID x Pep
b Tho original certif ate nav hr s. IN ~ he
office Of The "SpIui Of the iiTes,' For sale AZ
No 40, North Eighth Street.
Also by JOHN FISHER,
y % Wlerlirr. Nn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

~ =. o. NNtNH NNlA Ia AII 'ltNh q 'l.I|
Oftho Circuit Superior Court ofLuw and Chan
Gerry. for The county Of Ohio ia the month of
April 1891.
David TIlton, Complainant
AGAINST
Robert Clarke. admin straiof Of In ChenCery
VIII am Clarke, ldecsassd. and
John A Gordon and William
Cunnlucham Def ndants.
The DefendantRphc Clarke not having enter
ga D 8 appearance and Ivcn security according
90 the actor assembly and tho rule ofthrs Court.
and % appearing bv satisfactory proof that be D.
NOT an luha'itHut Cf this Commonwealth
n'ugu OF complainant hy counsel. 10 Isl ordered
,IT me. SAID de't.r 90 appear b,r. 90 rules 10 be-
ht,dn the clerS's Office ofsaid CJurt.Ir The month
yiJune next enter bic appc rance, and answer
ihe Complainant billiard that n COPY Of this
ortff .e forthwith IrForfsd boz some newspaper
printed in che city Of Wheeling for two months
'ccessIveIr, and rosfed af the front l0or Of the
Court FOuso Of Ohio county.
4 copy tesfo.
ALEX r. fAIDLEY Clerk.
SfnF''v aud Smith Tor Comr't. Or DO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
UNITED STATES FAST MAIL LINE
FRUU WHEELING TO WOOSTER OUyC

UNITED STATES FAST MAIL LINE.
FROU WHEELING TO WOOSTER. OHIO
II way Of Monni Pleasant,
@ Harrisyine, Georgetown. ca
ETS~rS dig. Sioc'ovn. Franklin. East
NyE-sG&. p'rt' New Philadelphia. Canal
Dover. Sirawsburr, Milton. Mount Eaton. Edenb,r,
Wooster, and Mansfield. Connecting with he Mail
Lines. to Bucyrus, Ashland. Norwalk. Sanduskv
City. and Clcaveland. Leaves Wheeling. ,very
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. at - O'Clock NJ.
and Wooster on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Passengers by this line. viii nrrive at either c,d
in time to connect with the mail Lines ru ming on,t
aud west.
The PR, bees leave 10 tender 10 the public n,
grateful acknowledgement for The liberal porppoge
heretofore bestowed on his Linc--and takes This oc.
cas;on to assure them, that no expense or o,reD,,o,
shall he wanting on his part to render pcrEect and
full satisfaction TO all Who may travel i'm his linz
and having lately renewed his teams and nIoc,d
new coaches on the road, he natters himself Tho,
he will merit, and hopes TO recei n liberal sbor.
Of public pnlronags, For seats apply at the Bar . 4
The l.. :. Hotel.
J. A. MYERS, Proprietor.
A. w. FLEMING, Agent.
mar H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

49," - 49,
knickerbocker New York IS i njVIanC
New York Mirror. ;
Albion New York 8
Evergreen,
European,
EmiCrant and Old Couniryman +"
New Yorker quario SO folio " , "
New World " 3 3 "
Universal Yankee Nation " 3
Graham's Ladies & Gents Magazine. 2
Lady's Book. 2
Saturday Evening Post ,
Baltimore Patriot daily So. triweokly. 5
Baltimore American " 6, /"
LiIelrs Museum, 6
Liiielrs Select Reviews.
Liielrs Spirit of Magazine & Animals. 3
Philadelphia Saturday Courier. 2
Boston Notion. 3
Roberts Semi Monthly Magazine, = "
Hunts Magazine, {" 5 "
Ladies Companion, 3
feb Q JOHN III. THOMPSON,
Belmont Chronicle Marshall Beacon, cuny 10 amt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
THE CONFESSION OF FAITH.

A ) agreed upon 10y the Assembly of Div.nes at
"a Westminster. with the assistance of Ccmmis-
sioner, from the church Of Scotland. rs received by
the Associate Reformed Church of North Amor ca.
With proofs from the scripture. For sale at the
4, oksiore and Periodical office Of
JAS. 4. INGRAM
june 10 No l2l Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

u NDEX RERUM. or Index OF Subjects
Intended as a manuel 10 aid the Student and
Professional man. IN preparing himself for useful
ness. With m introduction illustrating its utility
and method ofuse. by Rev John Todd. for sale at
he bookstore OF JAS. A. INGRAM.
inn 6 No l2l Main ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
Guiding IN ALI ms BRANCHESI-

GUIDING IN ALL RS BRANCHES-J G.
" HARBOUR Co., respectfully informs the citi.
Eens OF wheeling aud vicinity that hey are pre-.
pared to make Gilt irdmes Of every description az
short notice.
And in style equal 10 any IN The western conn.
try. Those wanting frames of he real Mint dion
cast. will Please call atNo. l27 Market 81. Wb,e
ling Va. dec ST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

NOR RENT-Onc small house TO- mills Row. !"
Centre street East Wheeling. Rent moderate
enquire Of JOIN FISHER, 1873 Main St.
an %
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AMmEELlNG SAVINGS INSIIII,

TION.-The Office offhe Wheeling .Sa-
IusslnsututioR has been removed to The ia.
chanSe OihceOt Nr yohE NJ Clarke Vain street,
second door below the Merchants MrcbsrIcsi
Bank.
The following are the terms upon winch De-.
pos ties ire received in this Institution.
Transient Deposites received as in thor
Banks. WV
GA special depositcs, or sums subject
uIawaI 81 days notice, Interest will be at the
rate Ot per cent per annum.
notice atS l-2Percent,
At o months" 8 " 60
The sane proportion ate interest," will ho 81
lowed on d,pOsItcs made for specified periods Of
time, az on dePOsites subject 70 the above ust,oJs
OF notice. P0iN"7
The business hours Of he Insituriop aref,o,,
2 clock ull II A. NJ, and from till p. H.. bpt
Tor ne accommodation Of trnsIeDt demos 'tors
checks VII be cashed and deposites will be re
at the option VI the Treasurer.
ap 2l +. ~ GREER. Treasurer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
PERIODICAL AGENCY OFFICE.

JAMES SrEFuENsnN's Book STORE.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received for The following
Magazines aud News Papers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
DANK NOTE ENGRAVING.

BANK NOTE ENGRAVING.
NURAND. HAMMOND e. MASON, Bank
~ NuJe Engravers. Cincinnati. Ohm.
The subscribers have associated themselves
togethrr, tor the suppose ofcarrying on in the ci
tyot Cincinnati, under the above firm. the busi
ness of Bank Note engraving and Printing il
Having jolnei the entire stock of the two
establishments belonged TO the undersigned
me! are enabled % oti r u the Banking la-ii;u.
'utIons OF the West, an extensive variety Of ,ig-
nettes. combinations and other Embellishments
untqnalled IN beauty Of design aud execution.
Hank Note PAGER 2fthe best manufacture now
used always on hand.
OHice \ r corner Of Main and Fourth SITS.
DURAND d CO. New We. K.
HAMMOND & MASON, Cincinnati
NEw NOyELs-Thc History Ola Fin: Re,
~ lated by herself. in two volumes.
For sale nj the Bookstore Of A.. INGRAM.
may NoI2i, Main ST.
Ma ATCHESl MATCHFSg-Go,ch's superior
w Friction Matches, just received and for sale
by JAMES MELLOR, % Union ST.
an 81
NIGHT LAMPS Newly invented night
~ Lamps. which will burn for 2 years. without
a wick, just received aud for sale by
nP % JAMES AELLOR. 90 Union St
"ERMAN SILVER Dressing aud Pocket
EU Combs. ALEC Ivory and she'll ditto.
- '''. So
"OODRICHS series Of school books. Elocrc
SE de-. Just received and Cor sale by
np p ROBB a STEPHENSON.
% A BBLS y o MOLASSES. Received per
soG $ b Chester on GO Isignmen', and for salc
by aP p JACOB ~ MITCHELL.
= TIBRCES Of Rice. a good article. received on
- consignment, and "a rsale 10y
ap p JACOB & MITCHELL.
- HHDS n o Sugar m store and for sale by
Ap "p JA;oB & MITCHELL.
NEW BOOT q HOE STORE.
No. l5S Main 81, corner If HarLer AHey., in the
Store R'pm formerly occupied 10y
WIN. CHAPLINE Il SONS.
WHEELING, Va.
HH & J. J. NARNALL. have just received
VIZ. and are daily rccc ing from the Eastern
Cities, a large and general assortment Of Flshiona.
able
BOOTS & SHOES
To which they respectfully invite Inc attention Of
their friends aui tie public-lll ofwhjch will be
sold, wholesale or retail, upon as favorable terms o.
they can be had in this city.
1927 I'm
IVES OFTHE PRESlDENTSO OF THEUNI-
81 TED STATESMEN Bogmphiral notices
Of the signcrs offhe Declaration of independence
Sketches Of the most remarkable events 10 lbc hi,.
tory ofthe country. EmhcIlishcd with a portrait
% cachofth the Preside us and Forty-fvc cngravincs.
BY RObert " Lincoln. For sale ~ Inc bookstore
Of JAS a. INGRAM, No I2l. Main ST.
op 81
JNOR RENT-Onc small house ia mills Row.
Centre street East Wheeling. Rent moderate
enquire Of JOHN FISHER, 1873 Main 81.
op %
VIRGINIA: Al rules heid 10 the tIerk's .i.cr
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feb Q JOHN II. THOMPSON.
Belmont Chronicle Marshall Beacon. copy to amt
| dollar and charge this ofiro.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

= TIBRCES Of Rice, a good article, received on
. consignment, and foT sale 10y
ap p JACOB & MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

MlGIIr LAMPS Newly invented night
~ Lamps, which will burn for ? years, without
a wick, Just received and for sale by
ap 81 JAMES AiELLOR, &c Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

AEW NOVELS The History ola Fllrl: Re.
~ lated 10y herselL. IN TWO volumes.
For sale nj the Bookstore Of JAS. A. INGRAM.
may | No 1911, Main 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
William 3 IysOnJ CmpIalnnnt.
gaInCt

NIRiINiA--IN CHANCERY--Af rules held in The
Clerks oficcof the Circuit Su?erio, Court o.
Law rnd Chancery for the county OfOhip, in the
mOnth of April 1871.
Marcus Wilson's Representative and John Cos
horn, COmplainants.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

"ERMAN SILVER Dressing aud Pocket
EU Combs. alec Ivory ard shell ditto.
ap27 JAMES MELLOR. % Uui0n S..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

.OODRICIIS series Of school books. ElecIic
dE Dc. just received and Tor sale by
ap p ROBB IL STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

M ATCHES1 MATCHFSg-Go,ch's superior
w Friction Matches, just received and for sale
BY JAMES MELLOR, 20 UnIon ST.
ap 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

- a BBLS y o MOLASSES. Received per
sDE = B Chester on 60 Segment. and for sale
by ap 81 JACOB a. MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

NIRGINIA-IN CHANCERY-Ai rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chanccrv for the county Of Ohio. I'm
the month Of April, 1871
The General Insurance Company Of Maryland.
C.U,'4fu1rf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

NIRGGNIA-IN CHNNCERy-AI roles held IN The
Clerks office Of the Circuit Supe: iar Court Of
Law and Chancery for the county of Ohio, in ia,
month Of April Isil.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04
YVES a. nUOTHEUs'
PIANO IsnRTFsS

IiE deserved Tspuhtion which the Instruments tnsde
10y MessiE Davies a Bcotherr', Of New York las AZ.
aimed since their Introduction iuio This city has
Ihcanbscrib"rto en- OF into with
mciuTcra for tie sale 0f their instruments; aud conso.
qhen'ly supply will he constantly hani From an
pcence ~ some years In the sale Of Piano Forces
Guy ana beng practical workman himself the subscr.
ncT can Wih confidence recommend those instruments
possessing all the modern itnproV ements combining
-Treiness anl hrllaney 81 tone. equal Ia the
81 any other manufacturers IN the United states
Ihr ptrcHOi th"sc instruments rang. from $50 down
aSow ~ t&3'. Persons wanting good PIANO must not
DC h'irfrdtToin usi ~ these Instruments account
ihei ch"aphess, for all who have tried one oI the low
priced ones, have been asionshed them equal IN
tsh snd one 10 those II twice their cost Being
~ TOE On Dominion, ihc subscriber fai.Ts hnScI thai.
" those IN want Of good Piano Will but give HIN cal
ana canine sni Try those Instruments lie feels conf
OF ahbcDl patronage.
Any instrument proving defective. may be exchanged
wi hin Twelve mon hs after purchase.
JOHN TURPIS
T. An Kinds Of Cabinet Furniture. for sal. at prices
to suit III" times ny Three door. below the new W
shine Bank and neatly opposite the Merchants Ccn.e
Housc.-Rlchmoud, Msy -, ls4I.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

G. J. RICHARDS & CO,
Sign OF The Sew, opposite the Swan Tavern
Ii stree, Shockoe Hill
IMPORTERS and Dealers ia Foreign and D,r,e..,. u,I
ware are now opening large sod complete as,or,us
~ SPRING HARDWARE AND CUTLERY 49, 49,
cds cry ecceptances ~ u puactlal Iasn tney will .s
az very tiEih ADVANCE. Country Merchants ana otL,,.
w. uhl rlr interest ocsland examine their siock
"nlGh N par u comprised Of the following Good.
in'ptsou 5 Ps,ui Com Scythes
MaItou'S best steel do
Broad and Narrow Grass do
buiuhlu Au-usa's Pattern Grass 10
Duich Soy "a. 30 hrs auauy
Pocket and Pen Rniyes assorted
rci.soIs, Shears sui RsZoIs. do
black aud other handles
Ivory Knives ami Forks, in SETS .f5l pairs FROM sl2
Lang" and very superior assortment Of .iugI -
bic b7rfel q nj anu percussion Guns
Traces Halters, Anvils, Vices. Smiths e.,lo,s
hlia' hnc plate, PAD and other Locks
Hand, pit = cut uIil saw, half round
Flat bastard and oJhsT Files; horse Rasus
Colins' and other Axes
Broad Axes; Nan Hammers
Butt Hiug ali kinds
Bufanuil Ware, JaGancd tin Ware
Plated Goods. German sEver Goods
Wll~2hs genuine and Common Coffee Mills
Sheet and bar Lead
EAST, shear, blister and German Steel
; Iovcls and Spades, Hay and manure Fork.
JACK Screws, shovel ami To1Es, Feniers Andre
Res bench audtnouldn- Planes ~
VI J, pil and = saws
Hand PANEL audtenon saws
Also, an assortment Of Looking Glasses direct f,sat
manufactured consisting Of
w.us, toilet pier aud tlante Glasses
French Baskets, &c.
Together with every variety OF staple and suBario,
syIuncnt 81 Fancy Goods. ~ -fe''"t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04
VIRGINIA

L L. % 4 III NC STOR
Nearly OPPOsii, the Bel Tau,rn.
The public, tis, hey ~ now hand, aud intend
keeping large aud extensive assortment Of ready
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
Of the best materials AM workmanship; conssInE In part
Blue, black green aud ether shades Of Ores. ana FrosE
Beaver aud PHO, Cloth Frock Coats
oyef-'vuis 81 beaver Pilot cloth sc different colour.
Naicr'repelant cloth Hunting coais
saiinetl CoSts aud PAnisnons, assorted
biue, 0hsk, ami isncy Cashmere PantaiOons
BLACK ani hsuTed six Velvet Vests
sa;in and B..4bazuo 10
Plain aud 6suIehs, do
Is-h'n-r" -nd A.,ioo do
s"''"urns Cloth and Canlct Clnaks
lanes 30
F FSfs s.P c ,sa M'"n' shirts AID Drawers
Irsa hrcu Shirts
Plain an.i plated muslin DO
Tenants celebrated stocks
NE."1 CLOTHING, &C. &e. 7''''''' NJ
All Of which they Viii sell. whole sale retail on as
can be puIs hased in any OF the Northern cites
country de chants and others, will End 10 sdvan
sI '. Ese lns ~ cai as they are dcteIuineI TO sell
oe3 HOOPER GRAFT
sELLiNu orr AT COST. FOR CASH
'I'hE EubsoIiheI intending TO discontinue busness In
Richmond, offers his entire stock Of scssonsblo Dry
selves Mould do vel To call soon. Ills consists Of
Superior blue black and fancy eOlOured Cloths and Cas
Do plaza hgured satin and velvet ve.,inrs
DO Cashmere sRIswans,iown de
Superior assortment Of ssunstIs and Kentucky Jeans
heTsey. and i.nscys
French ana English MeirDs
Rose whitney and striped Blankets
White and T-G GauusIs
An a sentiment Of English French ami American Prints
Bark, lead and fancy cooufcd MouEln dc Lanes and
Chtllys
Superior black and blue black Gro lie Rhine silks
Plan and hsuTed fancy rolouTcd silks
Do 80 30 black BombaZues
Checked striped and plain Jsckonetf, Muslns and
Cau.ITlCs
Irish Linens, Lawns AID Dgp'rz
10 ., l2i Hudiii Daintsk Tatlc Cloths
Damask Napkins and Towels
PLAN and hctustuclsi linen cNmhnc IIdkfs
Linen Cambria aud French Laws
81, - ami ca Bed Ticking
Real English long Cloth
Apron Checks
Brown end beachesi Cotioas, and Cotton Czaabur-s
Aud nAnY OhcT articles TO tedious 10 euurrra'c.
1. WALLER,
" street, Shocknc Hin