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n UIDE TO THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE
VI OFFICES, by Robert Mills, Architect Public
Buildings containing engraved Diagrams designal.
ing the several Executive Buildings their relative po
sition, Bureaus, and officers Rooms, and also the
Committee Rooms in the Capitol
Price so cents just published lSill and this dag
received for sale by +. TAYLOR feb Is
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AZ The above sale is postponed to Saturday the
9th of March next, same hour and place.
Terms Of sale Cash.
p. X. FENDALL Trustee
EDWARD DYER & co
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OUR FUTURE POLlCY.-By o. A. Brown
~ son, editor Of the Boston Quarterly Review.
Also by the same writer, Defence of the Article on
the Lahonng Glasses which appeared in the Bos-
ton Quarterly Review
Just published lin pamphlet and this day received
for sale by F. TAYLOR feb "a
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CORNER OF FouR-AND- A-HALF AND d STREETS
Containing great variety Of Shells Coin. and
other curiostes Among which is perfectly white
Rat two American Eagles and fine Owl all alive
Open every day from 9 a. M till dark
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X ALUABLE HISTORIES Just imported by
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" ALUABLE H1STORIES.-Just imported by
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Lectures on Modern History from the Eruption of
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Revolution, octave volumes, by Professor Smyth, of
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Also, by the author, Lectures on The French
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History Phosophically Illustrated from the Fall Of
the Roman Empire to the French Revolution by Geo
Miller, volumes.
ThierTys History Of the Conquest of England by
the Normans, withlts and consequences 10 he
Present time, vol octave, London published in ia
nuary, 1sil) translated from the French
Koch's History of Europe, from the snbversion of
the Roman Empire in the to the abdca,on of
Napoleon vol octave, translated from the French
Bonncchoses History of France kfrom the invasion
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Vol On the Improvement Of Society, by the diff
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NATIONAL BALL.

At meeting of the subscribers to the NATIONAL
BALL TO be given at the New SALOON, GADsBY i
HorsL on Tuesday the 10Th inst. the following gen.
tlcmcn were appointed
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PEOPLES TIpPECANOE INAUGURATION
BALL.

AT meeting Of the subscribers TO the Peoples
TIpPEcANoE INAUGURATION BALL. held at Carusi's
Saloon, on Monday evening, Feb. !, ls4l the follow
ing gentlemen were unanimously elected managers
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CONG REss
Hon. Henry Clay,
I" Daniel Webster,
+" VIM. G.. Rives,
g John Henderson,
/" VIM. A. Graham,
I" John Ruggles,
/" j. l.. Kerr,
/" r. FL. Bayard,
!" ". r. Knight,
" f. ID. White,
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" Daniel Jenifer,
/" John c.. Clark,
" Horace Everett,
!" John NJ. Bolts,
{" Kenneth Rayner,
" Charles Ogle,
/" j, F, Randolph
/" C.. Morgan,
{" Charles Naylor,
/" Thos. B. King,
I" John w. Allen,
g NJ. p. Gentry,
i" J. C. Afford,
/" Jos. l.. Williams,
f." Willis Green,
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g r. G.. Winthrop,
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ARMY.
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NAVY.
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MARINE CORPS.
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MANAGERS.

GERS.
Thomas Allen,
Charles Gordon,
Wallace Kirkwood,
J. A. Blake,
John Gadsby,
James f. Halliday,
b. o. Tayloe,
S. P. franklin,
J.. B. Morgan,
VIM. Easily,
VIM. B. Magruder,
J. FL. Goddard,
J. T. Towers,
]. o. P. Digges,
Jos. Smoot,
c. Woodward,
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X FaIntAArn,
& Buckingham,
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DIR. J Horrvws,
Donald Macleod.
J. l. Henshaw,
r Z. Washington,
Samuel Bacon,
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Joseph Gales, jr,,
r III. Williamson,
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DR.. Noble Young,
Jesse Brown,
Walter Lenox,
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DR.. A. Med. Davis,
Walter Clarke, jr.
Henry Naylor,
E. J. Middleton,
w. p. Elliott,
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w. Queen,
q, NJ. Davis,
w. II. Winters.
Georgefoicn.
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Alexandria
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eff at the public Hotels
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NATIONAL BALL, 10th February, lS41.-As
il may be possible from nadvertence or the neg
lect OF the carrier that ladies may not have
cei,ed their tickets of invitation the Managers res
pccfuy request that should there be any SUCH that
application for tickets be made to either ofthem during
the day or at the bar Of " Gadsby's Hotel"
Gentlemen will please procure their tickets at the
bar Of the Hotel feb l6
r. S. Carriages arriving with ladies will approach
from the west with their horses heads towards the
Capto-and reverse the order in returning. Entrance
the centre door Of The Hotel
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rTNO THE CLAIMANTS ON MEXICO
u Spanish and English translations Commercial
Judicial and political matters, promptly, correctly and
neatly made, of Pennsylvania avenue and 10th
street.
The above languages are taught 10 gentlemen in
the evening, and to ladies in the morning, in class
feb l6-6t
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FAUQUIER & ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Glass g.
For Saturday, February 20
1l,000-S5, 000-Si, 900 s., 5OO-s2. 500
Sl,s30-l0 prizes Of 81 500, SC
Certificates of packages OF whole Tickets $50 90
DO. do. Half Do 80 90
DO. do. Quarter Do. Is 90
Whole Tickets IS, shares in proportion.
Orders from the country treated with confidential
and immediate attention
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Subscription papers left at the public Hotes-at
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office.
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The Managers requested TO meet at Gadsby >
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feb 9-td
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}. PHALEN & co. Managers.

}. PHALEN 4 CO. Managers.
Lave the satisfaction of announcing to their
i friends and the public tina, they sold in the Dis
rict to person Of the highest responsibility the ca
ptal prize OF 100000 in whole ticket in the Eau
luer and Alexandra Lottery, Glass Z drawn on Sa-
turday last; and they now submit the following
schemes
PuKoMOkE RIVER LOTTERY, Glass 25.
For Thursday, Feb. 18th
S25,000-S6, 000-S5, 000- 81 .000-S .96o-
Sl,500-40 prizes of $1,000, &c. &C.
Tickets $l0-Halves 55-Quarters 81 so
Certificates Of Package of Whole Tickets $3.50 90
10. do. Quarter Do. 81 50
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beaumont & FLETCHER-New edition.
ID complete in two octave volumes, London, 1910
edited by George barley, just imported by T. TAY
LOR.
Ben Jonson's Complete Works vol. octave, with
memoir of his Life and Writings, by Barry Corn
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The Complete Dramatic Works of Massinger and
Ford, both comprised in one octave volume, London
1889, edited by Hartley Colerdge
Also Shakespeare, being ofthe series edi-
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CHAMPAGNE WINE e. SPERM CANDLES.
~ 100 baskets of the well known Anchor brand
so do highly esteemed Cabinet do.
100 boxes Sperm Candies Of superior quality.
Just received Tor sale by
feb l6.2aw3w SEMMES 4 MURRAY.
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SlMMS NEW NOVEL, The Kinsman or the
~ Black Riders Of Congarec,
And Walsh's Sketches of the Conspicuous Living
Characters of France.
Are just received for sale by F. TAYLOR, or for
circulation to the subscribers the Waverly Crcula-
ting Library. feb 10
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wounded-they have been led to believe that this Go
vefnment was ncglccting their interests. They are
under the belief, whether right wrong, that we
have too long tred and daed with their rights and
feelings; and il prove to them that this is
that this Government is disposed TO attend to their
ntcrests-to avenge their wrongs and, if necessary
to vlndcae their rights, they will look here
for that protection which tho Constitution has pledged
TO them Such will produce quiet, will aIlay
excitement, and will produce rcpose and contenimen
that extensive frontier for will satisfy the peo
pie that their rights will not suffer in the hands of
those who hold the reins of Government here. will
not 90 into any of those delicate referred TO in
the report with view to excite any feeling; but 1
here declare that its sole object to call public at
tcntlon to those questions-to prepare the people for
the issues which might ultimately present themselves
&c hold Up to them the necessity of going into
lghcned system of national defence suited the cxi-
gencies of the umcssucd to the improvements of the
age, not only with reference 10 Great Britain paucu-
latly but with reference to rights and position as
free nd independent people among the family Of ma
tons. think that these things have been too long
neglected. and II was with view to call attention to
them and to the great questions in which the people OF
this Confcdcracy deeply interested that this re
poit was made IL was with view TO the excite
meni of feeling. Far be il FROM me. The sec
lion OF country from which come is directly interest
cd IN the preservation of peace and should he the
last people TO be urged into unnecessary or an un
ustiGable war. | do not believe there is any dang er
OF war five do duty here the guardians of the
public honor and the public Lbertyif we show to the
world wc prepared to assert our rights But RELY
upon it, 4 you take the advice which indirectly has
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
FRANKLIN PAPER m.,,

Hf Franklin Company OF Richmond. have for sale o
iheI own tnanuiscture good assortment Of Kind,
OF PAPER In general use. which In auaIty and pIirr
ihey hope will he found to compare with
e production OF any Siiar establishment Ia the fniun
,h.lr mac hnsiy Le"g new and embracing latest
mar 'lcFss OF Courts, Commissioners Ia ChanCeTy NJ,
ehsn's anu all WHO desire superior to their
suprthn" Lcucr, Cap Record and HANK Book Pap.t made
Irnm the hnrsi Linen stock. which giyes superior
nre strength AMI durability. Being used IN. Public OF
hrea here they permitted the first and
cond Authors TREASURED Clerks OF the snsi. aud House
lily. " " 49,
Me- ohanSl Boob binders, Satou.r, Printers and ohcT
wholesale dealers will always find good
Ml or IN the hania oithc SCENTS McssIs james SEer
son The Company Invite orders for the Paper.
ready to contract for the permanent supply Of all who
desire IT, ~
Retail purchasers will find the Paper manufactured by
The Franklin Company all the Book stationary stores
IN this CITY, andn vaiouS other parts Of tho state. The
fIcsldcnt uil Directors request tIom the public generally
TAR al OF their paper, and such preference may b,
found To merit.
A -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
AND


rbONTINE.
IilS new d"utr,tcv composed los ". Peleter one Of
TIE osc"Scr'rs 81 th" phalc GI nine the request
81 br bui'i, Distinguished U'u's, ct Pars % which
nc -f gseu i~ name 81 D2Hutiuc, agreeable aka
me con-" osHiu't which c'in.srs sud ncutTaz-s the acid
riin 'Ns~'u,h bel GENERALLY Igsif.cdas the den
Ia canes Hua uts'- as Hn $50 uy discoveries ts etni.
u"ut chemist. t.c 'l true uuly. fUi com.
r"sinf 90 AN agreeable uIuT aud whic
e properties OF preserving and hardening enamel.
anu Us id'i'u h'ts T-tuH .I 90 those pgIsufs whose
rt 20 "hrii!tUay N.'asr ~ liable 60 taI species Of
disease describe as t" chemical slcI tire teeth
frequent disease, which produced yer, u-n by De
iaug'm'ui OF tie s"-s- functions, the ACIDS
cosmetics, food or trunks the haJu4 of uourish.
u"ut winch readily becomes acid, the les
81 o"l between die ieeH Of ANY foreign subSince iu
M" mouth, which ay BE- SHOWN - couiIIa.
ani u'-y scu=.iiy e te teeth. ~ painful. i.
lTrssun made ug cold substance them For
sarly ALEXANDER DuvAL a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
TO SUIT HARD TIMES

HOi 81 SIGN PAINTING, GLIDING, GLAZING, &c
EREDERlCk p sMITHIenders his thanks TO his friends
and the puoIc or the extensive PATRONAGE with which
lie has BEEN soufe aud respectfully announces to them
that lie snow,t epaIed orders the various
branches OF hts business superior manner and on
tel ns which cannot fail 70 meet appreciation.
He particularly requests individuals firms who may
require signs Painted LecTed Lettering Of any de
scHpuon done, tat he will undertake their execution 10
wuTsmauiike manner. much below the prices usually
charged IN tins CITY, tor ns AMI shall be that
~iIlct economy requires only moderate expenditure,
Aud moderate profits suffice for Its requirements"
orders for Glazing N any part Of the Guy shall be
promptly attended and be confidently promises his pat
To"s that they shall not &c the victims Of pioc
onhis pau.
Gentlemen N the country will find him ready LsrsI1.
tDTe 10 undertake Pdnng &c. IN the adjacent counties
and they v also ind thai he has always On hand an "a.
enslve end varied assortment Of colours resyd mixed.
EJ- shop on Rail Road street. shUckoc Hill. Marker
House Square. the Depot. So xL-ssn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31

FALL AND WIN 1 Err DRY GOODS.
lit subscriber tenders his most sincere thanks to his
friends iOI 10. liberal Patronage bestowed hun, aud
taxes pleasure IA uh-ring, direct from Northern
teisa beauiiui aui we'll r~icc ted Of FAN aud
winner DRY cooD-, for cash ortOwu acceptance.
Relieving " 10 h. the Interest Of both seller
sdoptt ' cash system. a. tho former Will be cnabeto
chase AIS goods cheaper, aud the latter bc s.ye uuc
trouble ani expense Ia SeepiUg sHd iiscting accouns
The subscriber assures hts friends aud the public al
arse that lac vii take goat pleasure showing goods,
anu WARRANTS them as cheap a. any IN rhc market.
LOGAN WALLER
. II street, rhoesoe iIill,
So w Nc1rly opposite rchrnor& Cry'. Coach -fop.
SEIsrs TNINsi-
~ lh pounlS JuuOu Seine TWinc No "
$40 do do ~. No
iJ1i do 30 do Do, No 6J-jus, received
WADE W. WOODBRIDGE,
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THE INDIAN VEGETABLE pIII. M
.- INDIAN PUhGATlVE YIN

NJ AN'I ~ ~ htu under the mIieUiate
~ uehee OF WIN Wright. Nice.PIrsdent sf az N,ts
'Sal Is-e OF Health establish he'd AZ ..ln,,on n
y, jan ~ l0Ss oT Tie cure Disease M the f.Ts 81 L.
hrLi'ient ara PutI.d Fcvers; Measle. Sir,
'I- tINspeaS, Paus IN tie stomach lac md So.
1I4Ntl Loss oi Appetite; SICK Head AZ Io.,s, 80.
pL,py Of me hedG, Of Ihe Chess, OF Tie RIeu. ~,
,tL Aeule ami Ihrouc; rpUue and Vomiting OF uoa,.
bAiIHr@ bysehierS and Coles; Dyspepsia uvr,rrGcC,
u-s.1' itiInls, Erii, psy NhoOIIHz Jour lsf',
gu tit arr Ulcers auG sores every cescTinI.,i
''It' Ntas Nerves amt LOWuess OF sum- s1,,-r..
I s'..i''. Joiner gehcae Female Comp lsiutr
= &c AT gu utilu- lad is origin IN the Wpyds .,J,ta
fgLesiI D. stl The best Medical school, ~ -'
4"e tipNc NAMED Indian Vegetable Pills nor .ry % ~.
lglAHN cleanse i.r stomach Tow Ell. tf Adj LI,.s r.
I.Ls anu cher impurities. turthcy also oten n : C.rs
a. 'lt s-In and induce proper discharge ~ IA.
A..'Ns Thus % viii be seen, that hy Al, A. -
"l'"'' t Blood aul utlcr Hlds are coupI.frIv t.a,s
body. '-'-'S uiNth I0m The
Nis tlYty circumstance connected with main, ~. H.,
iI'aiic bIiisi -, They sly alVsNs th.
lt' az" iNs sac sud arc always sure o Ne Eo,i -,
as ltt uiHosslttc Tor them o injury or No.,
.ti'i'l'' ly Iie should be lost Listening /. copf,
'stf t.r Only inquiry should be, ~ Ie person
a. 80, UT. S1'urT IItN doses VI the lntii P. arc -;
Stu, W. ~''ner will the Uauent Ies.sTei 10 b"ah
AGAIN tie Indian PurGatiye recommends ,,s,lS ., al
uttiust' no mater What Uly Tie SAnE ~ tb. ~
the medicine BE- always rrE L., - " ne dissdse
t' Al Ct never possibly do BARN. InKIe tioss Mi
~ az cases adu!d rtHci, anu 10 more Ia Convince ~
u % Hs Nait liau volumes written IN its pr,iss
supply OF the above PlsIccriycu, aud Tor sale L.,
.. - GANNBR
he He Isxr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
WUITEHEAD'S
ESS ENCE OF MUSTARD.


safe ant sFsc'aai revfscy Tor RHEJr HATTSlfS
Govt, LUHBIGO PALSY SPRiHvS
BRUISES, CHiLBLiTNS. NUIBNESS &c
Prepared aud sold wholesale aud retail at2s o. each DO,
or bottle by the inventor, u. JOHNSTON,
AFOTHEcARI AND cHIMtsT,
No. 21. Greek street, soho, London.
Is universally 1cknoNlc sci, that Mustard s ri,ui
possessed OF INC most powerful virtues s reputation
hcd' Inc Tor llc Rheumatism, Govt lumbagp. aud Palsy
nae been established Tor ascs. Amidst inuumcrIblc
have surccssvrly risen and fallen IN public estimation.
bu ie faculty have ever observed, aud the All ctcd feel
~ al cases afforded with many disagfccablc eircuIn.
stances
70 rondcr therefore ctccucnta mrli, loo universal
" beneficial every Inconvenience cuurriy removed in
WhichcLds Essence Of Mustard. This elegant rrrpara.
ton contains nav"ry small Compass, the concentrated
virtue ut that justly celebrated scn vcstcu Of every IT,
ranz mpurty. Is prepared in rs, aud iua nuI state
or c convenience NJ external and internal use nn b.
perfectly innocent that tmiy bC used by persons every
aEc
To prevent induraion Of the Breasts from Coagu-
lated Mix.
On The tfs appearance of enlargement uucasncss Of
the Breasts, BATH, hcm with tho Mud Essence. rcVcafrr
several uWrsa day often thr uuctsucas returns
The success attending principally depends The Essence
being applied The Instant any Inconvenience d. fr The
body hihc same tine must be Kept constantly open.
For sale by +. r. DOVE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
FOR RENT

- The Dwelling House now occupied by Mr. c. C.
fEgs1 N"II Too few Wuuics walk Of tu- City. The
ktssL House large aEi couN eni.ut. with Ten rooms
-~s&c. GuishgIinJb" 300 manner, and st.ly erect
Ell with all .sic Ut buildings, aud Guc sar!.n. Pos
session on 'h" let January next.
A.so the House aut adjoining the above Tie House
q ust Completed combining e-h ioOs and buildings
TOT lv accommodation % gguts-i id.nF; 70 also
garden. Possession givct IHi.uC 'iIf'iy.
Ais for M, the large aud COVE Eudur on l2h
street a. present occupied by Mr. ~ ES-a-- EarS shop,
hds large lunivT YARD llCaai Possession gwen ls
December For further Information, applyt1
RICHARD HILL. II & co
nvFr I,.utr.r Ger.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31


regards the extent and variety ofte collection II may
be well to observe, that the ua object has and
VIII continue To b" tho culture O such objects whether
oi uiihy or ornament be among the worthy
ahi destiabc-a rule which has necessarily isctcd
multitude with imposing names. the only object Of which
h TO sw" Catalogue but which the initiated pos
seas lue or no m"Ili-ln fruits this L. particularly dcsra
Bile 80 the inposturci only developed Of
l culture The nTopIicots theTe fore, wish IL be
dctsood that the comparatively limited yaety e many
srocs, Tor Instance among the ornamental plants ROs
Geraniuis ani Canelas, and ~ fruits GENERALLY, but
peciay Fears, Apples aud Peaches H. tins rule
hcy nevertheless, carefully nCtc the character Of al
producionsi and an extended correspondence la Europe
anI al home, enables them tn OBTAIN the earliest ineli
all subjects appeTtsinng thei, profession
The prices have been gcucd ally Tcduccd-ihc
Cash. but where satisfactory City reference Is given mi
ted crcdr will he allowed To ohViaic msundc
may bcprupet TO ems" that will Toe spared ia,
removal aud package OF Ill ORDERS ntuscd them but
responsibility will bc incurred to their safe carriage
ultimate success.
D-A liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
d. LANDRErI a FULTON
Et- Orders receive and Calslos cues may be had of
LNEiI- JOHNSTON n LYELL,
oeb Agents Tor The PropricofS Rchmnud. VI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
NN-' NnLl1 :. h Z 20! ANn LANUhD FIN0-

'I'nL subscriber authorized To- ali ~, t,,..,.,
'' m poe county oi ButcOurt. the ytopeTry a, ~ :.
= N".i, Lsq lying on Back CTcck, briDc6 of Jsin.s
"',I' Wi'es 'i toe RIVER : uiIes Irop, M.
l.u va ils properly here are ine1hauslib hi, ,lir.
.I ~ ' SAN" as Thar used at the eeebr,si a.
st'l-' iNin'rr, ihC quality Of which Is moi oniy III
~" s"l many alp"Vcd, Uul believed 10 be canal ~
TO- Oar Too aUI foundry PURPOSES 'O'c oo'h
lu, property r"n- o. u 7t,2 Of land Of vbi.h
ay"l w. may t' called nat aud the residue fno,,n5s
an, Vuy | acr.s OF Ic whole are cleared and iT,55,v
gu -IN ' vt.Iltr is covered with valuable ,a,vi,, -,
.'a."- huuri. Inc improvements CONSIST OF ~. 60. 80
u' -'s. N..H '~' dwelling houses larse barn .rnrb
HNIr G., go A"yH u rEe centre OF the Ind al y-i.h
t. .r 'I t.c iItudct. fall ut 81 .esf mere 90
..o M...' nl BAGS Creek, constant strs a., a.
@ t..t are 'r ihr uufpose and the Wood 6oT ,Ssi
u-, 2" a.ai'n' iuauaiy, sLt the ore aud linn 400, 80.
usually convenient fo tts point. 's'"ne' uh-
ousl'fht 'hr great advantages Of This prepst,v vi,
Wy iftl ''A 4Al NN OF iNc whie will spIur. -,
gu ir Wu'Ie production, n Ric hfusur al the &
~ l'et' Us convenience Co James River aud liz .rl
auln gu thc speedy completion Of the Cans no gzs
y, ,n lyre hbuiE, ne ab indanes OF mel NH
49, v"cli anl rs location, The mi tst Of srssf yr
slowing region can freely say, tlst know 81 no ,i
trt 9ciy lu lhc -Hic presenting equal ndse I'M snf.
II h' mtnnidgiuic Of pg iron. For terms which Vii H
=. f'''''"'-' "Ily To J. X. ANDERSON
ID ~.
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