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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19
From the n. Y. Herald.

The following is the official return Of the imports and
ports Of the precious metals for the four last
IMPORTS EXPORTS PRECIOUS METALS IN THE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19

They have .ad severe storms ana snow at tic
Last.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19
AID VAN RIrREN

The uboned letter gives an occupations
with which great who on the fourth OF Sarch
last laid down highest Office IN the republic, amuses ms
LEBANON September I6, ls4l.
The crowd Of summer company which collected at
Springs has flown and have these beautiful values 10
myself woody hills with the glorious views they
command ramble for hours the SUBMITS, and do not
fall with a living creature
Tn. other day was led by curiosity Undertook,
which had never before Ii Is one Of the pleasantet
villages know, situated amid country OF swelling upiands
and fresh skirt the winding streams. On one
of these upland swels Just enough TO make the elevation
percepble stands the village its broad streets embowerei
with elms and comfortable dwellings half hidden
with fruit and shubbe Ii IS Just such spot as
like prosperous enough keep the appearance OF THRIFT
-forehandedness, believe they call IT in New England
but prosperous enough TO have mat raw unhnsheo
comfortable look that find the villages which they tell
are improving veIy fast which for that very are
disagI eeable places TO live IN -
About miles south Of the village the dwelling OF the
ex-pIesdent Van Buren, 1t piain substantial ecnmo-
dous house. built in the 1891 of the best materials and
regard comfort than show by GenN an Ness fah-
of present Mayor of Washington stands at little
distance fom the road the midst OF grounds planted with
and hlubhey. Mr.. Van Buens farm consists OF one
hundred and part OF which lies IN forest
and portion the rich moist meadow OF hndeIhook
river.
Here Mr. Van Buren, employs himself in the
yTurchaed which, before he into pos
session of them, much neglected. There was gar
den be made for the fine old garden of General Van Ness
10 be ayed and decayed fruit tees TO be replaced
shad"-tIees which had grown up in wild luxur
be cleared away and meadow lands ovegrown win
dw aIf alders u be reclaimed.
Thus Of farm does credit to his sklful adj
mnistaon large garden has been laid out with green
house long wall for espalies and for the protection Of
fruit copious spring has been made supply sue
of fish ponds and the process of making into good
the moist lands covered with useless bushes
ing with great activity remember that the Evenns
Post said something about Mr.. Van Burens cabbages
the earliest and finest the whole country but they
to the kitchen long ago great variety OF youns
pear trees ordered Hamburg eight weeks before,
now IN the ground, healthy and houshing; they
those fine kinds lately introduced by the impoveIs o
the pear, Who are making the most delicious OF all a0
fruits, and table fruit of all seasons.
The exPTesiden begins the day with ride of ten or inf
miles horseback after breakfast engaged
his workmen till he tired, and he then betakes himself
library which he constantly enlarging In these
equations, and friendly intercourse with his old friend
and neghbos, the farmers of Undertook he passes hi
time l suppose he must like and then,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19

McLEop-The trial Of this individual 10 IN pro-
erosion. II would be impossible for US TO give the
whole testimony on each side from its great quanti-
~. II any thing extraordinary should occur curing
the trial we shall lose no time in laying II before
our readers So far as the trial has progressed. II
appears that a portion Of the testimony is OF tie
highest Importance, and not only connects MCLEOD
intimately with the expedition against the Caroline,
but makes him. BY his assertion, and by cor
roboratng facts an active participant IN the horrors
of that eventfu night. The witnesses by whom
these facts were proven were men Of more than US
uay intelligent appearance, and delivered their tes-
tmony with great readiness, hrmness, and aPpar-
ent confidence in the undoubtabe truth of what they
uttered They stood the searching cross-exam-
ina,ion Of Mr.. Spencer, without shaking under II.
either in readiness of expression. or exhibit
ing any indication OF wavesing in their confidence OF
their own truth. Their testimony made very
marked mpr, ssion upon the jury and the audience.
and during it's rendition the prisoner was much ag-
tated and his before placid countenance exhibited
Indications of uneasness and fear.
During the cross-examnations Of the witnesses,
lie consulted much with MIR. Spencer, suggesting
questions and anxously watching the replies of the
witnesses and the effect of them upon the jury, as
far as il could be gathered from their countenances
The spread of The facts elected scattered in
dustriously by the rhronged auditory among their
fellow cit zens after the adjournment of the Court,
and greatly increased the prevalent excitement in
the city.
The Philadelphia Ledger says that CAPTAIN
DREw the leader of the gang of rasca's who burned
the Caroline refuses To give evidence IN Mcleod
favor upon the grounds-tirst, because he believes
the United States Government, has no right to try
a British sui ject felon. for an act performed ~
order of her Majestys Government and secondly,
his testimony might crminate himself. and prove
detrimental his safety should he ever fall into the
hands of the New York State authorities. The
Captain exhibits laudabe regard for his own safe
". He says. however, that his evidence might
clear Mcleod by the that the latter was not
present the burning of the Caroline.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
3 {; / i S; l {: Ed
WaTrnNied Frtsk and Genuine.

HOLES ALE AND RETAIL.
A RTICHoRE-GIeenG Globe
n ASPARAGUS-Gianto or Dutch
BEANs-LSIse and email Lima scarlet Runners Broad
loco to /, Paris SIX Weeks As''~ N''"a'' VI
r, BEET:-Early Blood Taruip Rooted Yellow do. Long
BRoCoLI-Purple Cape and White
CABBAGE-EaTly May, DO Penton Do SALISBURY Do
Screw Early York Do Nonparel Iandrethis Iarge York
larry sug1roal Do Batteries late Bserssa Flat Dutch
C1Tied Sayoy, Red Dutch for picking
CAuLlFL OVER Early and Late
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
CELERY-Giant White Solid, North's Giant Red
CAKRor-Lons Orange, Early Horn, Long studsy, Al
C9Ess-Curled or PePPersrass, Water aud Broad Leav
CUCUMBER Frame, Early Cluster, White Spin.
CoKN-Early sugar, Early TuscaroTa
ENDIvE-Gfeen CURED
EGG PLANT
KALE--Bue Cmled Siberian, Green Curled Scotch
LEEk-Large Scotch
LETTuCE-Royal White Head. lee Early CurIed sIle.
MELoN-Nutmeg' Green Ctron, Pine Apple, Malta Win
WATER MELLoN-Finest kinds
NASTURTIUM
MusTARD-whitc Medicinal, Black Georra
ONlON-silycr skinned, Yellow Dutch, EaTIy Red
- EIiT1 Early Early Warwick, EsIy
MsrrowfAt, Bishops Dwarf Prolific
PEPPER-Iarse Bell Large Yellow
PARSLEY-Fine CuTled
RHuBARB-Undnlaied for TaIta
RADDlSH-Long Scarlet Short Top Long Salmon Wbita
Turnip scarlet Turnip, yellow DO, Blaek spanish
sALsiF1 or VEGETABLE OYSTER
soUAsh-EArly Bush, Orange wArted. White Crook
ToMATo-Large Red and yellow
IJkNlP-Nhte Fiat Dutch, Dale's New Hybrid, Vel
FLOWER ROOTS and sEEDs-A large assortment
POT and SWEET HERB SEEDS
"a Som WILLIAM PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
VIRGINIA
CT OF HIN &c STOR T.

Il ~ = " L
Nearly opposite the Bell Tavern.
1HE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
the public that they have now on hand, and intend
keeping large and extensive assortment Of ready made
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
Of the bes materials and workmanship; consisting par,
Of the following arcles:
Blue, black gresn ether shades Of Dress and Frock
Beaver and Pilot Cloth FrOek Coats
Oyer-tkats OF beaver pilot CLOTH sc differ colours
Water-repeant cloth Hunting Goals
sltinctt Coats and PanlanOns, Assorted
Black and figured Six veiyei Vests -''''
Cloth ami Valencia 30
Plain and figured SIX DO
Cashmere and Meiino DO
Gentlemen's Cloth and Camlet ClOsks
LADIES' DO
ki.nS. WOO and Ssrin' shirts and Drawers
IRISH linen shirts
Plain and plated muslin do
Tenants celebrated stocks
sg.PenieIs Ildkfs, Cnyats, Collars, shsma, &c.
NEGRO CLOTHING, &C. &c.
accommodating terms aroles OF the same description
can be pure based in any Of the Northern cites
laEe TO give then call as they are determined TO sell Al
oe HOOPER & GRAFT.
SUPERIOR GOODS.
Large Supplies, by the packets Maria sanseti, EN-
ma, and John Rowlstt, just arrived, and by the
sehooners Union and La Grange now on their
way from Philadelphia
THE subscriber will exhibit 10 his Old customers aud
Il the public, The largest and best stocks Of
BOOTS, SHOES, TRAVELLING TRUNRs
CARPET BAGS, SHOE BLACKING,
that he has ever received Ny goods arc all manufacture
makers aud Of the style An 6s my stock viii
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Genllemtn's fine dress skin BOots, high heels
Do no double scaled Water Proof
% DO diess Nlyy or Union shoes very neat
Al Of the above made by MHss 4 son
Gcn,lemeus fine calf skin Boots, ats and CT
n, 90 % Navy shoes, at low prices
ID cheap Boots, from 81 ~ 10 S3
Do enc Dress Pumps
FOR THE LADIES.
ladies' 6ne dress French Morocco lace and plain Walk ing
LADIES' ans French Ties and BusEius
DO dn dress French morocco aud hid Slippers
D. white and blue black satin sips
Az very superior and male bay J. w. MeCurdy.
made by English a Nn,rer, e Mite bell snd Olhsrs-aI
Ladies far aad silk quilted sboe, very comfortable and
sof winter
LADIES' 6ne ssal.kin narrow and broad strap Walking
LADIES' hns leather Walking Shoes
~ new STYLE Over-shocs
DO sowed and SQUAD lndia Rubber Ovsr-shoes
FOR MISSES
Misses French morocco see Busk.ns
10 do sesi lace sad mororeo Bootess
DO One q, dres1 kla ard norS . Slippers
soys sne salfssin Navy shoes made in Pdlsdsphia ia
superior style
10 Do Kip and sswed Bootocs
'''' ''''' d" EEfa iiiiL.1 SHOES iss
loo lair, of an cuts sni qualities
COARSE SHOES FOR MEN.
hen heavy sewed and peEged BroEans large srcs some
nlys' coarse srwcd sidpsrrcd Brogans, very strong
The above is buta small DEAL % ny presout stock
'ual customers only. SAMUEL FtTNEH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
LATE PUBLICATIONS.

AtGILL'S Book Store, doors above the Bell Ia
vern.
THE Works OF Mrs. Hcmans with memoir by her Sis
Il ter, and Essay on her Genius by Mrs. sisouTney.
In
The Works Of Lord Byron, complete vols fne eli.
ton
The Works Of Thomas Chalmers, Professor Of Theo.
losy In the University OF Edinburgh, complete in vols
The Flag ships NOysge round the World in the Uni
ted States Figae Columbia; attended by he the
Sloop Of Wal John Adams under Commodore Read by F.
W. Tay lor, Chaplain 10 the Squadron
Desc the Canals and Railroads 81 the United
States notices of all the works Of internal
improvement throughout tho several States. by D. II :.
Tanner
Moores Byron. The Life ofIord Byron, with bis letters
and journals by ThomVs Moore ESQ aGd fine edi-
ton
Memoirs Of the Court Of England DUNG the reign Of the
Stuars, including the PGoiecteIate- BY j. III. Jesse
All whichaUe offered atmod-Tate prices.
ia Il JOSEPH GILL, Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
VOL. XIV.


TE.KmS.
SUBSCRIPTION to the DAILY WING to City Suisse ri.
es asa year, and ot shorter period, the Of $40
agar.
ADMINISTRATION square Cor less) one rtiou
20 CENTS two insertions ell TIN Insertions and
~ snccc cting inseTioa 33l cents.
Thrice week, 20 cents for each Insertion.
Twice week. FIRST Insertion 10 cents every
nseron 80 cents
Once week. drstinser,ion 10 cents every succeeding
Insertion zoe enis.
Transient advs rtisers must pay In advance.
The number Of insertions OF Advertisements must be
noted ON the Ma, they will be until ordered to
be stopped, and charged ccordngy uOpIers to stop
must also be In wriiirg
Annual Advertisers charged $50 Tor squares and
that prOporttn FOR of a eugth
eep Auetioneers and Lottery dealers, who charged
tlOO paper included)
bottle COUNTRY WIG IL published twice week,
Cuesays and frays at FIVE dollars per annu,n pay able
advance.
For ADvERTIsING-75 cents a square, Cor iessJ for
The hrstinsertion, aud 90 cents for each
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
CHARLES w. M.GINNEss,

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL FAINTER,
GLIZIER, GLIDER &C
nf-Shop door the First Presbyterian Chure h.
Street. below the Post Once.
RICHMOND, February 22d, 1870
ON this day. % years ago. the subscriber arrived in this
~ City lie is truly grateful to the citizens Of Virginia
for their kind patronage during above period That
pretend 10 saybut that he has the greater part Is evn
ced by continuance ofher favors He wishes inform his
friends and the public generally, that continuance Of
their orders will be met with promPtness and executed in
the best
He would kewiso inform country merchants in Of
Signs, that he has seasoned boards constantly hand
ready prepared, which he finish the shortest
fe H-,f T.. w McGINNESS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
C. C. WORD.
CO-PARTNERsHIP.

A. InOes has this day associated with himself his bro
TIER j. A. lnoes for the purpose Of conducting
Auction and Commission business, under tho hrm In
loes a. Brs,hcr.
They taken the large and comnodious Store (cor.
opposite the Bell Tavern) lately occupied by Mr. O. g.
Word and prepared attend sales Of
res Dry Goods Furniture, Horses slves Hardware
Cutlery. Paintings, &C.
Administrator Trustees and Commissioners Sales will
also be attended liberal cash advances when
required ALFRED INLOES
IA JAMES A. INLOEl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
READ THIS

READ
TUE subscriber has hand, from recent purchases
A very choice and extensive variety OF retailing Dry
Goods which (ior reasons) he Ia disposed SELL during
the next 60 days) lower than such goods be obtained
fof usually.
tempt detail, be necessary say more
those who may want, that embraces every variety OF
LADIES' wear, IN most approved styles OF
slks-plan, glace, striped and figured
Shawls-Cashmere chene, cameTs hair, &c.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT striped, plaid and plain
Emhf oideries, OF richly wrought styles-cheap
Richly embroidered lawn and French cambT Hdkfs
French Merno, plain and stIiped-very cheap
Rich 5S and 81 French Boml azine
New style striped BomhaZine
Fine quality tVilled aud plain Chaly
considerable variety Of plaid Goods for ladies' and
children.
GENTLEMEN'S wear, in
Rich woollen Nelyets Chalys Velyets, and black satin
Nestinss
Superior emb roiiered Mcrino ScaTfs
Every variety Of silk CIavats and ScaIfS
Best quality English pocket Hdkis
Superior qualities and good bargains in Cloths
Best qua!y black and fancy CsssimeTes
parcel superior Collars, Bosoms, Cloves Suspenders,
Hose aud half Hose, &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS in
Best styles white Long Cloths (EnglIsh and Americana
and other usual varieties;
And HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Linens, Towelng, sheeting, Pillow Linens, Blankets
&c, the very best makes.
continuance Of patronage, literally bestowed here.
ofOre is respectfully asked and customers TO
meet the very best goods at lower prices than usual
jal6 THOS PRICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09

Fbr giriHg ear1m 70 ne an drasn fsfs ns Lunrs IN
brenfhtHF.
fIls small and delicate Instrument s worn over the
mouth. Hs fnishedln style nea as 10 fcrder ID
A. TITLE dshEur1bc az possible does an ubstruct
The passage nthc pfeaih, affect vpce The Lowest
whisper audible without the insirumont e heard equally
well when u 10 on.
Whether the atmosphere be cold or damp as when lof.
~; cold and dry, ~ IN norhety Winds THE In.
sument a found equally 10 temper H. that The u,1st De.
lceo person may face soy air while wearing H. Not only
10 tee breath warmed ~ this Instrument but difIoses
warmth over the whole body.
Fortho purpose Of removing Cough or Of warming the
limbs, The Respiraiur Il IN bod by numerous pcr.
sonah enables those very w with asthma or raims.
nary eonnum ton, % goou At a times with irpuny and
even benefit.
A supply Of these valuable Instruments which come
highly Recommended by the Medical Faculty of ondon
LYRII, JOHNSTON a LYELI.
spn AZ ). MeKiidos's Old s,and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
$4,000 wonrH Of pnY GOODS,


THE subscribers Intending to close their present busi
Il ness the let Of July neKf, offer their well assorted
sock OF Dry Goods. at cost and great many OF the
Goods al less than cost They In part. follows:
superhne and Extra super Cloths and assorted
cooTs
Rich fig d and plain Velvet and Satin vesmss
super 6g'd Merino, Toilnet and swansdown do
sopeThne, hidding and low priced ssiinets
PHO, Cloths. glasgow anil victoria Ssi.sys leans
Plaid and Plain Linseys
- ands super French and English Merinoes
Rose, Whitney, Dufil and Twied Blankets
SupeTfne, Medium and low priced Prints
White, Red, Yellow and Green Flannels
Plain Black and Blue Black, and assorted coId do
superhne Black and Blue Black B1mbazines
koslin, CrcAssan and Cashmere Plaid
super Black and assorted Cold SILKS and Saiins
Rich hg'd satin, Broehc and TlJbet shawls
Ghsnillc Merno, Tartan and Valencia do
Ihibei, Merino, Chenille and silk ndkfs
McTno satin, Chally and Victoria scaIfs
LADIES' Merno, Cashmere and Mohair Hose
ladies, White and Black Plain and Ribbed silk Hose
Embroidered, Hemstitehed AMI Plain Thread Cambria
Iandkerchiefs
Thread Cambria, Lawn, Napkins and Towels
Large and Medium size Table Cloths
BId-eye and Russia Diaper, Dowlas and Huckabnek
Of Cambria Jaeonet Bark Null swiss and Checked Mus
Garment and Furniture Dimlty and Lawn
LADIES' Kid and Fillei Net Gloves and Miits
Bandanna, sphaldold AMI Ponzee Hdkfs
Cotton Flag Bandanna and Plaid DO
Thread and Bobinet Laees Ed9inzs and Insertlngs
Fllet, Railroad, Work, blond and elk Nett
White and Black SILK Lace, Blond, spIg and star Thule
C9mbrie and Bo5inet Edsngs and Insertings
sIk ami Cotton Umbrellas AMI Parasols
White anil CORD Victoria Corded skirts
satin and Bombazine stocks, shit Bosons and Collars
ALSO,
full assortment OF 81 - and 81 Brown and Bleached
Domes'ios Cotton, Diaper Bed Ticking Apron ami furni
tuTe Checks, DC.
Ashis determination TO sell at auction whatever
held out 10 purchareTs enable reduce
the IoweA possible amount before that day.
VALENTINE a BREEDES,
las White buildings, ~ shoe ne Tlt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
TO COACH-MAE ERs AND DEALERS In
60 AL,LI ~ A.I,L-nI u

THE Subscriber is receiving from the Northern
cities, general assortment uf Coach Materials which
he will sell unusually low, for cash city acceptauces -
part OF all kinds u Coach Spring Coach and
Barouche AHlcS, from u TO inch; Coach aud Barouchc
steps, OF all sizes; Coach l;rs; Curtain Leather Hides
and Siies Rufiucs aud DamssEs Of various colours;
Rlrouche Boxes Brass AMI silver Bands, Of
Ious Sizes Brass and silver Ismps; Coach aud Barouche
Handles of various patterns; bass and silver MoudnE
Patent Leather, &c. sc.
All kinds OF Plating executed in the best manner, and
reasonable terms. ALFRED KING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09

THE subscribers have this disposed Of their entire
Il stock OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods TO Thomis
Dudley and Reuben MeTed.wbO have associated them.
selves together uhdeT the firm OF DUDLEY a MERE
DIrI for the purpose Of continuing the business a
oil! stand Of Read, Bayly & Co For the the purpose
collecting debts and winding the business VI the
old the and style OF the firm will lie
nurd Tor the present and Office kept the stand
where Of the firm will always be n attendance, and
10 either Of whom payments be made We earnestly
all those indebted 10 forward with
little delay possible, and settle their respective dues
as longer Indulgence cannot be expected Of Us.
READ, BANLY co.
Richmond 9th scptcnber, 1910.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09

SMITH a PALMER
AUCTION AND ConMIssION sTOnE


THE subscribers having taken the house on the cross
street mm edaiely in treat Of the Bell Tavern, and
neat door Messrs James SLer intend TO carry on
the Auction and Commission Busness all It's branc
They will also inform their friends public thai they
will continue their former business Of hnx negroes and
collecting debts IN the City Of Richmond hrouRhou
the state Of Virginia giving merchants and others
opportunity OhAyng their claims collected the most
favorable terms. They hope by strict auenon 10 obtain
addition to their already very liberal patronage Their
house will be ready receive goods the 18th inst
ROBERT HILL a co.
+. ). Our chai &c for hiring negroes will be per
cent for collecting the same collecting over sIOO
in the city do 10 under sl00 "a do. They will also st.
de T-dr&clw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09

PIANO FORTE yvARE-HoUsF:

Opposite the Baaks.
IiE subscriber is constantly receiving from the csle.
u oraied m9nuaetory OF NUNS a CLARk New York,
eeEat Api pain Piano ForeS possessing the
ptogtmSsS audtha deicacy Of touch aud syeetness OF
tone, 50 peculiar TO their manufacture.
CousanuyS= nand large aSsonmentof
Flutes, Fla9eoletts. ChIiOnetts
Guitars, Niolins, voloneellos
AccordlOus MHscal Boxes
Horns, Buzles and Trumpets
Flies and Drums
rioriquaiiy " '"f@
Piano Forte Stools and Covers
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Of Music ever oered for sale In
hs SAFE may be selected from the Of the sub.
Is enabled sell the PHILADELPHIA and
Now YORK wholesale aud retail prices.
those purchasing IN sell again will be furnished upon
peter terms thar they find elsewhere tho Sale.
10 Planes repaired tuned, let hne, anc taken Ia
exchange p. m. TAYLOR.
no PIANO FoRTEs Of every description repaired
and tuncd-Iuning 10y the year, u required, By VII.
LIAM hEARsS1 whOse long experience and ability
featuring andtuning Piano Fores Justly entities him TO
every confidence. Guitars, Vons and Accsrians
ed. Violin Bows haired.
10 Orders le0 above will be puuetuaIfv atfeutsdt
etherin townOr country he IS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09

(tAPERTON a CRUMP, cross street ioNayo's BRUCE
- have Boz Nore-1n bags prime Rio and 100 DO tagua.
lava and Msracaibp CoHcc; ~ hhts fouc Rico and DO
prime Croir sugars igO sacks salt ofsupafor quaty;
lsO tons Plaster. 5n urrccs Lime GO kegs Nss assorted;
H0 tous bar irunvh general assortment Of ARTICLES salt
c 20 The tradetni WILDE receiving u Ell Tbs month their
m supply vhich sl be extensive. and will be offered ~
pnc e. suited o. tho The usual advances made on
an produce seuf TO thcuto sell aus
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
WATCHES ron SALE vERYLow.

(tEO q. ALLEN, (ioIneIly connected with the House
VI Of Beneaiet Benedict, Benedict a. Benedict a Co,
aud sanl w Benedet) importer Of English, FRENCH. and
swiss Watches aud Jewelry, 80 Wall street stairs New
York, wholesale and RETAIL offers for sale all descriptions Of
Gold and silver Lever, Duplex, Anchor Escapement Re
peAing indel eneai Second and Verge Watches
also Diamond Pms, Ring Gold Pencils. and all deseTp
lions of Jewelry refill twelve cent below the
usual priees Watches and ewery exchanged OF bought
30 Wall street, up stairs, New York.
de 92-d3M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
g.. w. RANDOLPu& co.

hpphNillENS AND FIAllONtkN,
Seven DooTs bei9o MuhcFs late Eariv's Hofe and nppo
glff Hubbard, GaTdHsr q Co's Shoe Store,
HAVE on hand largo and well selected assortment =
y al low prices de
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09

INK. FOWLER, DENrisr informs his friends In Vrgi
- MIA who have literally pairunsed hun In many parts
Of his native state that owing 10 III health he has been
unable to visit them for time pas having recovered
his health, he will continue visit them, usual in many
paris Of the state for time L. lie has just
rived from the North with all The late improvements his
ne performs and every operation pertain
the mouth aud teeth the fasdOus Of this
tents wei all others shall be pleased DE- f. refers
the great number he has benefited aud 10 the esnon.
ais Of hundreds Of the scientific and ski
anG ply scians in This aud oihar States
10. %