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THE WILLIAM BROWN.
TALE OF HORROR.

The Boston Post of Saturday contains
most painful narrative in relation to the
loss ofthc William Brown, and the scenes
on board the long boat. 1t was given on
the authority of John Messer, one Of The
crew who accompanied the mate, and who
has not yet fully recovered. 1t will be
seen that while he fully vindicates the
conduct of Capt Harris, he describes that
of The mate as barbarous in the extreme.
STATEMENT OF JOHN MEssER.
! belonged to the mates watch, and was
below at the time the ship struck, there.
fore am unacquainted with the par,cu.
lars relating to the fatal collision, which
caused the loss Of the William Brown
We felt the collision below, but did moi
think of hurrying on deck, especially as
we were not called-and then the not un.
usal cry of all hands shorten sail, reused
us on deck. The topgallant sails. fore.
topmost studding sails, and other sails
were taken in, and top-sails clewed down
and reef tackles hauled out. The captain
| then went down into the forecastle in or.
der to ascertain whether dana % had been
done, and upon ascertaining, he exclaimed
-.My God we can't save the ship its no
use-clear away the long boal." The
pumps had previously been rugged, and
every effort used to keep her afloat, bu
without effect. The passengers also rem
'dered every assistance IN their poweA ant
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From the Agriculturist.
A CURE For THE POLE EVIL AND

FIsTULA.
Messrs. Editors:-Beieveing your pub
l!cation to be the proper place to register
any receipt that may in any way benefit
the community,I send you the following
universal and never failing cure for the
Pole Evil and Fistula. / have seen in your
paper some remedies for the same COM
plant. But there is never too much of a
good thing, and ! am conscious that the
annexed will cure when all others have
failed.
Take lump Of salt, say as large as an
egg, the same size of hard soap; then take
a quantity ofpolk root and boil it separate
y until it becomes syrup,(in quantity a
Ipint) then mix the salt and soap with it so
as TO make ball. Wash the place every
morning for a week and a cure is effected.
Yours, r. w. GARDNER.
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were liberated after an examination before
the Board of Police.
Alter my health was somewhat recruit
ed, shipped on board the Angelo, Capt.
Jaques, bound for Newburyport, where l
arrived on Wednesday last. l arrived in
Boston on Thursday, and have made this
statement for the information of the
public. JOHN MEssER, Seaman.
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DON'T Like TT

dislike 10 near all. apology from mo
pulpit giving preliminary warming of
great physical inability 10 preach, foiloy:!
cd up by tremendous effort which az
last CRATES larshIy upon5,he ear from stlie*
very excess ofvoice on The Preachef's
part. ~ ~
| dislike to.hear an apology for want ot
preparation, succeeded by a Iabored at.,
tempt at formal method, niee analysis
pretty figures and the like. If the preach
er has been pressed for time, or sovesfun.
with Saturday visitors, why let him do
the best he can, and most whoghear him
will be satisfied. 80.
/ dislike to hear Hebrew, Greek or
Latin fetched into the pnlpit BY main
strength. No body. quarrels with mani;
If course, for burning his oil over. the
dead languages; bullet him keep eli that
in his study. What do:ninety niue shnn.
dredths ofany popular assembly know or
care about roots, and points, Greek sfti1
cles and all the rest We wan, to hear
the plain word ofGod sci forth in5 "a plain
way clenched and riveted by plain old.
English common sense, andatie1aed with
power from on high" Give US thai, and;
a fig for the rest, unless the preacher
wishes to display his learning. .zss ~
l dislike to see preacher so vastly nice.
about his choice Of language and mode of
ges.icuation as to awaken suspicion that
he had been hunting over the tiictionayI
for hard, high.f"wn words; or been practis.:
ing before iooking-glass at home. q
Again l dislike to hear a minister in.
a.solemn appea1lol lGnd In -prayeE.indnlge
in labnred descriptions of the divine
attributes, and using tile words, eve know
that we arc not heard for rmuch speaking. 7.
as prelude to usry long prayer. int-
terly dislike to hear the Lords prayer i1i-
proved upon, by the addition ofany, thiug;.
as if that divine composition could be bet
tered. =
D"es it not approach toSthe verge Of the
profane, to hear minister r.Prolestsins the
pulpit, by "the Eternal?" My blood has
sometimes run back upon the heart, chill
ed at the thoughtless Indifference and FREE
quency with which The name of the Su.
preme Being is repeated by some well
meaning but weak judging men. Too:
much reverence cannot well be exhibited
in this matter. And many minister has
raom to mend. Finally-I don't like The
introduction, at every turn. of that figure
Of speech called the inteJection. Don't
it often seem as though the preacher were
slraining point without the qusn'um snf,
Of genuine feeling! Oh! and All! are -fre-3
qnently The faithful indexes ofbarrennesse
of thought, and poverty of feeling. :
To think thar one ofthese words should
be pro6tableto single individual Of. that
class Of men so valuable tnlhe world. so
dear to the Church, as the christian minis.
try, would afford the highest satifaction to
SIMON SIMPLE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR THE JOURNAL.
GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA.

ITO THE YOUNG STUDENT IN GEOGRAPHY"
My 6, a, S and 2 is county in North Carolina.
N.Y., 6, 8 and 9 is county in Georgia.
My 5, II, l2 and 2 is town in Upper Canada.
My 7, 9, and 9 is a county in North Carolina.
My l, g 9,4, S, and is district in S. Carolina
My IL, 9, und is a town in Austria.
My Z g. 3. a. 6 and 7 is city in Europe.
My Z, 6, 3 and 6 is town III Africa.
My S, g 9 and 8 is a town in Asia.
And my whole is the name Of an efficient corps in
South Carolina. DIALECTICUS.
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Ero,n The Ne,o Orleans Piceyune.

The virkburg Sentinel states that Mr..
Porte,6eld Of that city detecleda couple
nf negroes ON board steamboat a few
days ago, making their escape TO ohin in
singular manner. They were dressed in
Indian costume, with the name ofa horse
as wig on their heads to hide their
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Tb. Louisville Journal saws that John w. l,aer.

The Louisville Journal says that John w. Baer.
the Individual de nominated the "Buck eye Black
smith, has been removed from the Indian Agency
to which he was lately appointed and the journal
anticp .tes growl or two towards the Ao"'n''tia-
ton, f. ON John. We don't kno how that may DC.
bu, VIC are very much inclined to the opinion that
if,here is any thing to be found fault with IN the
business, it was the appointment-N. Y. Cour.
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4 Young lawyer married to one of the
most .. beautiful and accomplished ladies Of
,ho o'c c,ty. has been arrested for forgery re-
sor,ed sr ed 10 for relief from embarrassment
brought m on by extravagant living. The
flair created quite an excitement; tho
name name is suppressed.-Boston Pepper:
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New ORLEANS, JUNE

NEW ORLEANS, JUNE %.
Our Havana papers to the 10th inst. re-
ceived by the Virginia An.oinettr, con-
tain later dates from the Mexican capital
than we had previously received direct
There is increasing dissatisfaction
among the people Of Mexico, on account
of the onerous port and interior duties Ie-
We'd upon imported merchandise 1t is
asserted in some of the publications, that
the enormous charges, amounting on cot
tons TO 240 per cent. on their cost in En-
rope, on woo!lens to los per cent. &c. are
seldom paid in full; SO that the horest
merchant cannot live, because vicious
persons smuggle their articles across the
lines--whie the government revenues.
from The same cause, are scarcely half so
large as they were at rates only one third
as high as the present.-The poorer peo-
pie especially complain, that the duty Of
the articles which they deem necessary,
is three or four tines as great as that
on goods consumed by the more wealthy.
A petition signed BY l25 merchants and
others of Vera Cruz, states no less than 6
ships have been loaded in English ports
for the Pacific coast of Mexico, where
they presume the goods will be intr"du-
ced without paying dollar of duty
This they hold to be the legitimate result
Of exlravagant duties; and they quote
Lord PalmerstUn to show that no country
can prevent smuggling where enormous
exacliups are made upon articles Which
the people desire or deem necessary. 1t
was thought significant indication that
more than half of the petitions were adj
dressed to Santa Anna, instead Of the Cen.
trail Government.
The rumor that Arista had become in
bad odour in The capital seems to be con-
6rmed by various articles in the papers
1t appears evident that Aris.a would be
dismissed from his Command in the North
ern States, if the Central Government had
the power or courage 10 enforce the mea-
sure.
A letter from the mineral District Of
Mazapil states that violent earthquake
wns experienced on the nigh. Of The 29th
OF April. The first shock lasted two min
ules, and there were five others during the
night II was conjeclured, judging from
the circumstances and past experience,
that news would suon arrive Of the break
ing out Of volcano. The condurtas
from Zacatalas to Tallillo, resting for the
night at a place called st. Helena, was
nearly ruined by the falling Of The walls
of lhe house in which they were resting
for the night.
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Hard to Catch.-"Will you pay me my
bill, sir!" said tailor in Charters street
to waggish fellow who got into him a
bout "a feet.
"Do you owe any thing, sir7" asked
the wag.
"No, SIR" said the tailor.
"Then you can afford to wait!-and
he walked off.
A day or Two afterwards the tailor call
ed again. Our wag was not at his wits
end yet; so turning on his creditor, he
says-"Are you in debt TO any bodyl"
..Yes, SIR" says The tailor. .
"WrII, why the devil d"n't yon payl''
"Because can't get the money
"rhars just my case. sir. am glad
TO see you can appreciate my condition
give us your hand!"--CrescsAt City.
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NASHVILLE, June 20, ls41.

DEAR SIR: General Jsckson was taken
very i'll yesterday morning about6 o. clock.
I took up Dr.. Robertson by i o. clock,
and left him short time ago, much i'm.
proved, and quite easy-sleePing; It was
an attack Of cramp cholic. and have nev.
pr seen him so far gone. or so much pros.
trated. He may recover from this attack.
but | fear that he will remain very feeble
PS.-Mr. Crutcher has just got down aud
brings favorable accounts Of the General!
Heiis still improving.-Globe. - s..
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General Jackson.-Just as our paperia
going to press the following was put into
our hands:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
NO. 30.
MORE MUSICAL WORKS.

THE Boston Aeademy's Collection Of choruses Being
CORRECTION Of the popular Choruses OF the greaf
masters designed for the private practice OF Societies.
Concerts or other pubhe qusro volume Of the
The Boston Glee Book, recently published. containing
neary one hundred popular Glees Marigas Rounds
The high price Of this species OF music, obee.
onsoe Character of the words usoay Introduced IT,
have heretofore operated against this
country but those objections obvated
work, winch Is put low price, are dive
edof all bscchanalian or other improper sentiment.
The Ly riaf, Consisting Of selection duefs
and trios from works OF complied
by Lowell Mason and G. J. Webb Professors thu Boston
Academy of Music.
The Life Of Haydn Mozart, translated from IN.
French Of T. A. q Bombet, with notes VIM. Gardner
author Of the Music of Nature. Just received by
3. MADDOX,
HAM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
FALL SUPPLY

rIE subscriber has received portion Of his Fsl suppl,
of DRY GOODS,-oonsistins Of Ciothr, Csssiineres;
VesunEs; satncts Kentucky leans; Mouslne ds Lame;
hhc and blue black Boubazns; rich baek and blue bc
Gru de Rhine; splendid English and Domestic Prints;
shawis; white and scarlet FLANNEL; Merno Shirts and Pants
for ladies and Genemca black he short aud louE Gloves
sud Mills; Mohsr Hose, aeecy black spun sk 10; plain
and herr stehed linen canbrc Handk hies white and
crloure Cottage Moods slk and cotton Umbrellas shell
side and toek Combs French buffalo horn %; German
silver pocket doA % which, the subscriber will take
pleasure N showing ~ hts friends and the cnens
generally, and solicis only call " be convinced thai
they VIII be sold o. ow any other establishment
LOGAN WALLER,
ses street, shockoe fil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
VIRGINIA
CT OF HIN G = Il o II T.

VIRGINIA
CLOT THING STORE,
Nearly opposite the Bell Tavern.
THE subscribers respectfully iniOrm their friends and
keeping large and extensive assortnent OF ready made
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
Of the best materials and workmanship consisting in pan,
of the following articles:
Blue black green and other shades OF Dress Froek
Beayer and Pilot Cloth Froek Coats
OyeT-fUats OF beaver, pilot cloth. &e differ colours
Water-repeuAni cl0ih Hunting Coats
sAtneu Goats and Pantsoons, assorted
Blue, black, and fancy Cashmere Pantaloons
Back and figured SILK Velvet Vests
satin and Dombazine do
Plain and figured silk Do
Cashmere and Meiino ID
Geniemen's Cloth cad Camlst Cloaks
LADIES' do
Iaaib'-wOol and MerinO shirts and Drawers
IRISH linen Shit;s
Plain and plated muslin DO
Tenants celebrated stocks
suspenders, Hdkfs, CrAvais, Collars, shAms, &C.
NEGRO CLOTHING, &c- &e.
All OF which they will sell whole sale ami retail on as
accommodating terms as articles OF the same description
Country 1e chants and olhers, will ind their adyan
sse to give them cali they determined TO sell al
oe5 HOOPER GRAFT.
SUPERIOR GOODS.
Large Supplies, by the packets Narragansett, EN-
ma, and John Rowleti, Just arrived, and by the
sehoonefs Union and La Grange, now on their
way from Philadelphia
THE subscriber will exhibit his old customers and
Il the public, the largest and best stocks OF
BOOTS, SHOES, TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, SHOE BLACKING,
&C. &c,
that he has received Ny goods all manufacture
cd expressly order in Philadelphia by the very bes
makers, aud are OF the iaest style Among stock viii
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Genilemen's 6ne dress calf skin Boots, high heels
Do DO double scaled Water Proof
10 % dlss ,y Navy or Union shoes, very neat
All Of the above made by Miles 4 son.
Gen,lemen's 6ne calfskin Boots, at s, 8 and 81
Do heavier Water proof Boots, very good
DO cheap Boots, from oil 20 TO 80
FOR THE LADIES.
ladies' dne dress Preach Morocco lace and plain Walk ina
ladies' ine French Ties and BusEns
Do DO dress French meIoeeo ADD kid Slippers
All very superior, ami male by j. W. MeCurdy.
Ladies French hid sna morocco dress slippers and Shoes
made by English MINER, G. Mitchell, and othsrs-al
Ladies ar ADD silk quilted Shoes very comfortable and
Ladies hne sealsEin narrow and broad strap waking
shoes bound with Leather
Ladies fine leather Waking shoes
ITO uCw style OveT-Shocs
Do sowed ana sound India Rubber ovsr-slioss
FOR MISSES.
Misses French morocco lace BusLins
DO 10 seal ace and morocco Booiess
DO hns dress AID and morocco slippers
DO 10 Walking shoes, with heels.
FOR BOYS.
Boys FIRE eslfsEn Navy shoes made in PhadsiphIa IL
superior style
Boys fine calf Bootess
40 % kip aud scwod Rootocs
Very strong kip perged % very good.
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
COARSE SHOES FOR MEN.
Mems heavy sewcd and Pesred Brogans large sizes,
manufaeiuredin Rchnond-and very superior
Boys coarse sewed and pegEcd Brcraus, very strong.
The above is but small detail Of my prsscni sock
which viii be sold Al the lowest prices for cash. pune
ual customers only. SAMUEL PJTNEY.
oc %
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$4,000 wonTH OF Dry GOODS,

TUE subscribers intending close their present bus
ness the Isl Of July ner offer their well as.orte,
Goods al less than They are in part as follows:
supeIhne and Extra super Cloths and casseres
Rich 6e' q and plain Velvet and Satin vesmss
super hx'd Merino, Tolinet and swansiown do
supernne, Aiddlins and low priced saltnets
pil6t Cloths, Glasgow and victori. Kerseys
Plaid and Plain Lnseys
q ands super French and English Merinoes
Rose, Whitney, Dufhl and Twilled Blankets
superhne, Medium and low priced Prints
White, Red, Yellow and Green Rlannels
Rich satin striped and Painted Mouselin an Chalvs
Plain Black and Blue Bac k, and assorted cold DO
supsIfos Black and Blue Black Bembarines
Rossn, Circessisn and Cashmere Plaid
super Hack and assorted Cold Silks and satins
Mich hg'd Satin, Broche and Thibet shawls
Shenhle, Nerino, Tartan and valentia do
Ihibei, Merino Chenille and Silk ndkfs
MeIino, saiin Chaliy and Victoria scarfs
Ladies' Merino, Cashmere and Mohair Hose
aadies While and Black Plain and Ribbed SIX Hose
UandkeTchiefs
Large and Medium size Table Cloths
BId-eye and Russia Diaper Dowlas and Hue kabuek
VI Camone, Jaeonet Bark, Null swiss and Checked Mus
Garment and Furniture Dimi,y and Lawn
bsd,ss' Md and filIe, Net Gsves .ndMius
Cotton, Flag Bandanna anu Plaid do
Ihreai and Boblnet Iaces, Ed-inse and Insertngs
Fllci, Railroad, Work, Bond and elk Nett
White and Black SIX Lace Biond pr Ia and Star Thuls
Cimorie and Bobinet Edsngs and Inserings
S ,l anil Cotton Umbrellas AMI Parasols
White and CORD Victoria and Corded skrts
Satin add Bombazins Socks, Shirt Bosoms Collars
ALSO,
fullsssormen Of %. ~ and 81 Brown and Bleaehec
DomSsiloS Cotton, Diaper Bed Ticking Apron and Furn
Ashis determination 10 eel at auction wha,eye,
may remain on the Isl July next, every indueement win b,
the loves possible amount before that day.
VALENTINE q BREEDEN,
In mn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03

THE subscribers have this day disposed of their entire
II stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods IN Thonis U
Dudley and Reuben MeTedithwDo have associsted them
selves together under the drm Of DUDLEY MERE
DtTIf purpose Of continuing the business at ~
Ola stand Of Read, Bayy a 60. For tho the purpose
collecting debts and winding up the business " the
old concern, the end style OF the firm will lie con
tnucd Tor the present and oUr office kop the stand,
wnerc 81 the firm will always be In Attendance, and
either Of whoa payments be made We earnestly
al these indebted now o. 70 como forward with
little delay possible, and settle their respective dues,
longer Indulgence esPDot be expected Of ug.
READ, BAYLY CO.
Richmond 9th September 1910.
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Sc iasIl5S\lka;a ;s'!;S
Fresk and GENUINE


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
A METEOROLOGICAL Globe
n AsPARAGUS-Giant or Dutch
vnda and Email Lima, SCARE, Runners, Broad
,G SNAP BE.Ns-EarIy China Early Yellow Refugee or
- BEET-Eary Blood Turnip Rooted yellow do Lore
ooO 1eIow french Sugar White silesian French su.
BRocoLI-Purple Cape and White
Screw Early York DO NouJsrei Isndreshs Isr.e YoiS
h.Iy Do Bsnersea Late Bsitersea Fiat Dutch
'@ GkTi sIIyG ~ Ss4 p9!eh for picking
BRussELs SPROUTS
CELERY-Gilnt White Solid North's Giant Red
IAsskor-Lons Orange, Early Horn, Long sJudlsy, A.
CREss-Curled or Peppersrass Water and Broad Leav.
CUCUMBER-Eariy Frame, EARLY Cluster. White Spin
ed Ion LSnS Green LonE Prieky, Ghefkin or picking
EHDixE.Green CURED
KALEa- Blue Curlsd siberian, Green cuIsd Scotch
Rape OF Co,s ~
LErTuCG-Reysl White Head Ice Early Curled sile-
HS. " ME Coss, Green Co.'S, Brown Dutch
nkLON-Nuimeg, Green Ciron, Pine Apple, Malta Win.
WATER MELLoN-Fuest kinds
MUSTARD White Medicinal, Black Georgia
ppHNssSNIsilyer ski1ned, Yellow Dutch, Early Red
Nay, Eariy Frame, DO Charlton, Blue Prussan, Dwarf
hnTqSiai, Bishops Dwarf Prolihe
PEPPEE-Iarre Bell Large yellow
PARsLEY-Fine Curled
kHlBARB-bndulafed for TaTts
RADDiSfi-Long Scarlet Short Top, Long anon, White
IuTntp, Scarlet Turnip, Yellow DO, Black spanish
SATISFY OF VEGETABLE OYSTER
SPINACH
soUAsH-Early Bush, Orange wsred, White Crook
Meek
TONATO-Lsrge Red and yellow
IukNlP-White Flat Dutch, Dae's Now Hybrid, Vel
low Maltese, Red Top, Ruta Baga
FLOWER ROOTS and SEEDS-A larxe asso,tment
POT and SWEET HERB SEEDS
Also many Seeds not enumerated
as-6n WILLIAM
SUPERIOR sEGARs-Ths Subscriber has lust
y rcecivedia LOT Of Rogaas and others prime soil genu
nj ri DITvkf
JalS Corner below the Rsnfs.
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.
TUE Richmond Fire Association prepared insure
personal properly Of a kinds, well wooden build
ings In the City Of Richmond, against loss damage by
Gre, on The most hvorab Application be made
10 JAMES BOSIIER PreadsutE "a.
or. In his abscnce.to
hi q. n. HYDE, vies.Preadeut
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03

(NAPERrON a CRuMP, cross streetioNayo's Bfiro
~ have To sore-2n bsgs pras Rio ami 100 10 taEuua
Jaws and Maracnbo Coffee; ~ hh,S P0uo Rico and 10
prime n Crur SUGARS 100 sacks salt, ofsupcrof quay
$50 Psissf; co Lime coo kegs Nails assore
90 tons bar irunvth rsacfa assortment Of artic sn
81 20 ne tradcand will be receiving I'll tbs noah tncir
l supply, which wi be extensive and VII be offered
pric suited % tho tines The ususl advances made
an produce sent tothemfa sell ass
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03

EOT giving scarmn As ar drawn faio a. Lunss ~
breaUfag.
rTIlIs small aud delicate instrument IL worn over the
raonth. IT'S fnishedin s,ye 20 neat to render IL
as te dishRurablc possible Hdoea an obsfrue
The passage Of the breath, sdec the vos The lowes
whisper audible without the insrumcnti " heard equally
well when h IL on.
Whether the atmosphere be cold or damp AZ when eor
~ cold and Dry ~ ~ norherly winda this H.
strfnen IN ound equally 70 temper a. that the most
hcate person may face any air while wearing Not only
u tee breath warmed ~ this Instrument but dusss
warmth the whole body.
forihe purpose Of removing Ccunh OF Of warming the
limbs, Tho Respraiur IL IN bc1 By numerous per-
eOnsh enables those very W with asthma puno
nary eousum on 10 out At AZ tines with hnpurlty and
even benefit
A supply Of these valuable Instruments which come
highly Recommended by the Medical Faculty Of London
''-' LY.IL johnston a LYELI.
apu A. J. MeKldos's Old sand
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
CHARLES w. M'GINNESs.

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL FAINTER
ULAZfER, GLIDER, &c
E-Shop next door TO the First Presbyterian Church,
Street, below the Post Ofhce.
RICHMOND, February 22d, 1910
IN TINS day. - the subscriber arrive in this
~ City He is truly grateful to the citizens OF Vii GINA
for their kind patronage during the above period That
has gves to all that employe ed him he will
pre- cod 10 saybut that he has to the
eed by continuance ofther fayors He wishes
friends and the public generally that continuance
their orders Will be met with promptness and executed in
the best manner.
He would likewise inform country merchants In want Of
Signs thai he has seasoned boards constantly hand
really prepared, which he finish the shortest
Re y-Cff q. w McCINNESs-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03

WATCHES FoR BALE vERYLow

GEO. a. ALLEN, CfoImcrly connected With the House
VI Of Benedict a. Benedict, BENEDICT Benedict a Co.
and Saml Benedict) importer Of English French. and
SWISS waehe: and Jewely 10 Wall street. stairs New
York Wholesale and retail offers for sale all Of
Gold and silver Lever, DUPLEX, Anchor Esospemen Re-
peaunS lndep eulen second. Leploe and Verge Watches
also Diamond Pins, Ring Gold Pencils and all descrp-
lions OF Jewelry Al retail twelve per below the
usual puces Watches and Jewclry exchanged bought
% Wall street up Stairs, New York.