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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-07

whole document is pervaded by tone q s'lch 2
obvious sincerity and moderation, lllat must
win for il the popular respect and confidence.
while the small fry, among the loco. i0co
d pers, are turning up their noses at the lnau.
pural Address; and affecting to consider II as
puerile and weak; the Globe. Che Richmond
Enquirer, and the eHarrisburg Reporter
three Of the big guns oflOco-focoism, have UNI
ted in ascribing it to Daniel Webster. They
the have asnlaa Jfry" started before order, and
have taken the wrong track: turn back gem
tleman and take another start.
VIM. s. ARCHER The democrat
charges this gentleman with being federalst
| win the Democrat be kind enough to point e
some act Of his, or to some principle entertain
ed by him, which shows him be federal
ist.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-07

We call particular attention to the report OF
the committee on Banks and currency. IL
affords matter for deep reflection; why the
Senate failed to have it printed, is, to us a
matter Of some curiosity.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-07
From the Harrisburg Chronicle.
ONE ACT OF INDEPENDENCE

AS the following article is the first that we
recollect TO have ever seen in that paper,
which reflected upon Locofoco of any prorni-
hence, we copy it entire. It's from ePhila-
delphia Ledger, and treats with deserved Sc
verify the veto message of Gov. NJ Mutt, re.
ferred to by US yesterday. AS deserved as it
is, it is no less applicable TO Gov. Porter and
his second veto, than to this fellow M'Nutt.-
BY striking out the personal references in the
article, it could not have better suited our Co
vernon ifthe editors Of the Ledger had had him
in their eye when they wrote It.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-07
OFFICIAL DECENCY.

Gov. M'Nutt, Of Mississippi, in refusing &c
sign a bill to provide for the payment Of the
State debt, says in his message to the Legis.
lature that this debt ought not to be paid be.
cause principal creditor IS RothschiId, phc
is descended from the blood Of Judas and Shy.
lock, and has mortgage on the holy city 8
Jerusalem. Can man be found in this Uni
on, in the high position Of Governor ola State
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-07
T I'll E A r. G Y s
Wednesday, April z, Ie4l.

For Governor,
DAVID O. ShATTUCK, Of Carroll.
For Congress,
ADAM L. BINGAMAN, Of Adams,
WILLIAM R. HARLEY, Of Marshall
For Secretary ofState,
LEWIS G. GALLOWAY, of Holmes.
For State Treasurer.
Z WILLIAM G. CRAWLEY, of Perry.
For Attorney General.
ROBERT HUGHES, OF Kinds.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-07

Valuable Discorery.--A new material for
burning in Argand, Solar, and other lamps, has
been discovered in England, called the a.
therial Oleme,' which can be purchased at two
thirds the expense ofthe finest sperm oil, and
will burn twenty four hours without cloggling
the lamp or requiring retrimming. 1t is said
to be peculiarly adopted to ships, binnices, rail.
ways, coaches, &c.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-07

The Circuit Court of Lowndes county, the
Hon. Hendley S. Bennett presiding, common
ced its session on Monday last.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-07

Deferred Sensibility.--A client once burst
into a food of fears after he had heard
the statement Of his case by his counsel, ex-
claiming, II did not think suffered half So
much till heard It this day.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-07

BJ-Alady in Portland was invited to Join a
charitable society, but they filed with holy hor-
ror, upon learning that the lady was catho.
lie.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-07

!, "Does he (the Editor of the Argus) now
think with most of his wing brethren that the
new premier is Z" marvellous proper man. >
a very ''Danlel come to judgment. - Democrat.
We think him Daniel who can at
any time close the mouths. of the lions of Io-
cofocoism.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-07

An old Maid.-Accofding to the Book OF
Jasher, recently published Noemah, the daugh-
ter OF Enoch, was five hundred and eighty
years old when she was married to Noah.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-07

10 A physician seeing a friend about to
drink glass Of brandy, said edont drink that
filthy stuff-brandy is the worst enemy you
have" ~ know that" replied he sbnt YOU
know we are commanded by Scripture to love
our enemies"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-07


NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERT.--We just
been shown, by Mr.. Hart the agent specimen
number of this work,
1t consists of four volumes, and is gotten up
in a style greatly superior to that ofany edition
which we have heretofore seen. 1t contains
l49 elegant engravings of the distinguished
men, and women of our country. This work
Is indeeCs a national orc, and every man who
can possibly afford 20 do. so, should subscribe
for it; thereby, aiding to hand down to posteri-
ty the fame of the great ones of the land This
is cheap way of paying debt of gratitude to
those who have spent years in the service Of
our country; and every oneis interested in the
payment of this debt.
The greatest objection to subscribing tc
works of this nature isIthat generally the copy
furnished to subscribers is greatly inferior tC
the specimen number. We havei ust seen a
letter from several distinguished gentlemen in
Ala. among them Col. James w. McCluns
and Judge Hopkins, in which they say: awe
take pleasure in stating that the books deliv-
cred were fully equal, to the. specemen numbe
exhibited at the time of subscribing, and W,
cheerfully recommend the work as worthy c
public patronage
The work is Invaluable to all who feel a
interest in preserving a memorial of the grea
men ofour country.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-07
THE LOCO Foco CANDIDATE FOR GoTERNoR
OF MISSISSIPPI.

OF MISSISSIPPI.
Who is to be the Locofoco ca didate for
Governor of Mississippi, some time since they
held a convention at jackson, and nominated
MIR. Williams of Pontotoc, but ii appears that
the leading Journals of the party cant stand
him;-because he is not willing 10 sacrifice
the honor of Mississippi, for the purpose of re-
trieving the fallen fortunes of his party. Some
time since the columbus Democrat seemed
or was supposed, to have strong hankering
after Col. Chapman Levy, but the Col. is un-
wiling to run;-the "Vicksburg Sentinel is
strongly in favor of Tilghman NJ. Tucker, ESQ
of this place, but we advise the loco's 10 lei
that business, for them Union Bank resolutions
of Mr.. Tucker, will be heavy load for hin
to carry. We wish for the sake of consistency
that the party would define its post ION, anc
select its candidate; they preached so mucl
about non commltalism last summer, tha
it looks badly for them to be practicing i
now.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-07

New WARE HoUsE.-Wc have been re-
quested by Mr. Calhoun TO say, that so soon
as the river is low enough, he will commence
rebuilding his Ware house, on much larger
scale than the old one,which was swept away
by the waters.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
A CURE FoR CORNs.

THE subscr bers have found remedy for tho OF
The experiments OF IFS beaeeis use coming under their
own have perfectly .i.sd them Of IL, Ere.,
me S ss,. 5,I sgsS Z. Be.
SUPERIOR GOODS.
Large Supplies, by the packets Narragansett, EN-
ma, and John Rowleti, Just arrived, and by the
schooners Union and La Grange, now on their
way from Philadelphia.
THE subscriber will exhibit 20 his old customers and
Il the public, the largest and best stocks OF
BOOTS, SHOES, TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, SHOE BLAChING,
tina, he hes ever received Mysoods arc all manuf.etur
eli expressly TO order In Philadelphia by the very hes,
matters, sal are Of the aies, styie Among my stock viii
- ' FOR GENTLEMEN.
Geuilemen's fine a. calf skin boots, high heels
Do do double .oaled Water Proof
DO DO dIess Navy or Onion shoes. very neat
All Of the above made by Nile sen very superior
Gcnllemen's fine calf skin leots ats. and 81
10 cheap Boots ffomsi 60 90
10 '"f FOR Or THE LADIES.
ladies' ne dress French Morocco cs and plain Walk Ing
Ladies' hue French Ties and Buskins
Do do dressFreneh morocco and kdsiiPpers
Do white and blue black Satin Slips
All very superior, and male by }. W. MeCurdy.
mad, by Easuss aiaiaef. C Miisssi and Others
rads, fs anJ silk quilted shoes. yery comfortably. ard
for winter
Ladies 6ne .easkin narrow and broad strap Walking
shoes, bound with Leather
Ladies hne leather Walking Shoes
TO style Over-Shocs
Do sewed aad Sound Indi, Rubber Over Shoes
FOR MISSES.
, Misses Freooh morocco lace BusLins
Do DO seal lace and n Doroc Co BoO,es.
DO fine dress Kid and morocco slippers
DO do Walking shoes, with heels.
FOR BOYS.
Boy fine calfskn Navy Shoes made In Philadelphia In
superior style
Bows toe ralf poo;rea
TO kip and segcd Dootecs
Very strong kip pegEed do very good.
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
1000 pair, Of al cuts ami qualities
81 COARSE SHOES FOR MEN.
Mems heavy scwed and pczsed Brosans large Sizes
m.mizcurcdin RichnonJ-and very superior
Boys coarse sewed ami begged Brosans, very strong.
The above Is but small detail OF my pTescn stock
which will De so At tive lowest pieces for cash
\ tual customers only. SAMUEL PJTNEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
FRESH FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODl

DY the 6ne ship Portsmouth, arrived New York in
ID July last, the ship Rhode Island In James Ri
have received and receiving.
OF Foreign Dry Goods which, together with purchases
made by senior partner during the last spent
at the North, enables offer
pubic, generally, CERTAINLY THE Cheapest and
desiEab stock Of Goods have had
during whole business life Of than twenty years
Our sock is aud general and every
package u now IN store-and when tell our country
and city friends that Dry Goods about cheap
tobacco would % 5s per 100 lbs
per bushe al los Cd per barrel, lid
pound they ought to be sas6e that they
Inue 80 low, especially many not to leading
Staple articles have been laid below cost
OF production These things being 60, and the country
hsdy supplied with goods in the INTERIOR sHd getting
pdly iutO good condition take them
would mantle SLY be the Nighttime to buy. All are
invited 10 call and examine for themselves.
r. n J. :. JAMES a CO.
Ill.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
Ar \ II. BARCLAT's
Dnnl- &n Is Ny NFrnDfF

Eight doors above .hc Old Market. Ma n stIeei,
NAY be found ell the New WORKS imm.t 'aieY afier
vi they are published English and American Annuals.
for lSii Gold And Sye Eve ou,ed Pencil Cases VS.
ts Caid Cases; Needle Books, made Of Ivory ami Tor
tri.c shell, handsomely urnisl-d; koc.e-s supeItO.
7uNuvgs ant Eazrrs; Su1erh'r HcissnTs; Rosewood
Work Boxes; B,ricgonfs Eiris; Grace Hoops Cud
Scks; t:nc cued AccoreoEs with To- y emf IS Srys;
Vious Flutes, Guitars, Fa;ro's E, octave Flutes, Flies
ami Cat!o1ets, good assortment Gutt's Patent Se,
Pens; Scaling Wax; Motto Sca,s, Very superior Blue Ink
Hair Brushes six Purses: Pocket R'oSr; Wrns Desks
BanE Books, OF every description; Fine Letter Paper
Port Fo0s elegantly embossed with ccs and Kew; hand
some'y caived Cheesmen aus Boards Pcket Maps Of the
sales, sny other beautiful Goods, which viii Ice 80!
oE lie 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
WE OFFER FOR SALE,

WE OFFER FOR SALE,
IN HHDs II CroT
~ ~ do Porto Rico , SUGARS
IL do New orleans
s H. 'Si' ,- Ss$ S LOAF SUGAR
35b Igs Java
20 10 0d White Cub. }CoFFEE
II do - Domfnro
5fsaaks WOrthiug0n filed salt
loo keg5 Nails assorted
3iieTces fresh Charleston Rice
- boxes prime ChcNiog Tobacco
3lpackages fresh Imported Teas
i 70 DO unu do \ d Sd, quality sa.y
I0haIfPpes Oh Cognae Brandy, vintage o. 1884 Q
5 do Segneit 10
DO Oh d Go. do
dp Fclisrvison do
do Dupuy do
2ppes Holland Gin, Pine Apple brand
do do DO Anchor DO DO
"puucheons Scotch whis<ey. just landed, and very
superior, per ship GLASGOW, lroui Scotland
. half pipes LondJn Pat Madeira, very superior
pipe Pdeshcrry
5 half pipes Brown do
quarter casks Oh Port Of Barclay Livingston $
Of New York importation
l0qr do Caielona
- do Marseles Madeira
6bbls Old Peach Brandy, very good
3 Md, New SsS' Orleans Molasse.
6nJars Malaga Grapes
p boxes bunch Museatcl Rnslns
~ CASES starch
skegs NUmeg5
itons Shot, assorted sizes
~ Eve gal Demijohns
iS S3@s gal kc GO
500 lbs wliiin4 Bacon, foods curing
Kegs Lard
- grseo backing
~ cases Hats
w J. u. CHRISTIAN.
de I'll Market square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
VOL. XIV.
TERMS.

SUBSCRIPTION TO the DAILY WHO To City subseri
oers sse year. and for shorter period, the
ayesr. -
ADvERTIsiNo-Poro one square Cor Ie.., one insertion
20 cents TWO Insertions Oh three Insertions OIL . and
~ suce eedins insertion 13i cents.
Thrice q week, 20 cents ior each Insertion.
Twice week. hrst 10 cents; every
Insertion 90 cents.
Insertion 60 eents.
Transient sdye rsers must pay In ADVANCE
The number Of insertions OF must be
be siopped and charged accordingly s-Oricrs 10 stop
must also DC In writrg
Annual Advertisers charged $50 squares and
thar proportion for aivc Of
eep Auctoneers and Lottery dealers, who charged
elul paper Dcluied.p
10 The COUNTRY WIG is published twice a week,
Tuesays and frdaysO at five dollars per annun pay
n advance.
FOR ADrERTIsING-75 cents . square, Cor Iess) for
inc hrstlh.erton and 80 cents for each coninuanee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
NEW EsI.ABLIsnMENr.

THE snbsci receiving their supply Of Groceries
end arc prepared 10 sell Sugar, Loaf and Brown
Coffee, Tea, Candles Sperm and Hubs rsfent. Soap Ba
con- Molssses, Cheese, Pepper, Gsser, Aspiee, Se e
&c. Of various qualities ri prices low any other
and the pubic.
STORAGE.
They take the buik Of 5O) bbs In FIRE proof Ware
house, OF easy access upon the fsire-t
~ GRErrER a PEAKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
JANIEs M CAnTEn.

HS &c, Coach and Sgn Painter, Glider md Ola
IT,, on r street, second door below the FIRST
AhosrytorIan Church.
TIN suhscnhcr respectfully informs hH friends sud The
bic generally fua be- iet the shop iurtlcr
" n mHc asa Turnur Iop, where De Intends a. carfv
on n rptvc branches in I'll Hs vsfiuus vafitucs TIC
wotk hrrrfofo solicit call rom ~ who wish are Dis
n'.cd patt1nize ono who feels hiugct fully competitor
H. ccfe with pfoup'iuic, netiucfs snt tspaic u the
sbotea nnc hcsu' bueues. Ini wHu assure Them ust
he h. n s.f o. nrrrtfrd Cd p any WORK Boo 20 line wcu,
aud 70 % 80 rrts,n,hl.. tt ions a. t rlH done Tor
eia w
wougNy 10 Tho superintendent Of the Drpo's n The
Thy us n a. tunes have considerable to1c Painting 10
Do. they otIfr we'll tn give INC CALI believing tey will
l'curc pest ttiisfscfiur both rcgtrds price and
workfnHusN A.so--Oh and Sow Furnituro, MthUuhtny
Doors. &C. sod AMI puIsed On tie most durable auu
approved etyl
Ptintf fnts md ~ here Ia suit The purchaser.
au2s ~ o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
TO COACa-MA KERs AND Il EALERS IN
EAACH MAlEnIAI
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTs.

GAY A. BENTLEY receiving large supply o
VI desirable and beautiful Fancy Gosds purchased
10 New York during the past week ON most favorable
terms
They consist IN pan Of several cases OF entirely
style MOlssnc de Lanes, ChaHes. rich figured silks,
English French Prints silk Hosiery Cloves aud Nuts
Ribbons Laces, Wells handkerchief searfs, and many
-eshcr new and desirable articles
Country merchants gho may wish To- rcpleush their
ssck Fancy and Eape Ia have the chance
ofJOing THE season, AMI At satisfactory prices
no 2i-c5t
HENTLENEN's CORK SOLE BOOTS
VI Mes' uisSe. At Reduced Pnces We have in store
large supply OF these superior ana desirable Boots,
which will sell much beos the former prices Of item
Tho tile bcs, thatare made, anc Genti-m wishing.
targaia them VII! 80 well call early end
selves-ihey will no doubt &c run Oh pretty
ID. BULLlSGTbS a co.
Fashionable and Checi Boot ant shoe Dealers.
Il II.lI.a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
CUARLEs w. N'CINNEss.

ITO Sc, NIUN NM ORNAMENTAL ThTNIENt
GLAZfER. GLIDER, Sc
nCe5p next DOOR 70 tho FirI Prcs1ytcrian Church.
atfecf, hC1w the Post Ofhcr.
RICHMOND, February 22d, l'iO
nNs day, 20 years ago, the subscriber autv" ~ tnis
OUy ~ Is fruj grateful 10 The ciizcns Of virginia
for Or kind patronage during the above period That nc
has hen saiisfcon 10 a at cmpluyr HUI 10 will rot
pred sayhut that he has, Otc gtccr pau tf cvn'
eetI cutiruanrr ofthtrvor W. wishes tntniortn hie
rio fand tho public Gcnc.aily, thar continuance OF
ihsiptdcIs wi be met with promriness, AMI executed 10
thsf mnnurf
ifs1ud likewise inform courtrN merchants in want ~
sr that he has scasuncd hntril cunsiary 1n hs d.
70 which he can hhsh I'D the shortest not
UNi-,tf g. " McgiNNEs'S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, SC.

w suchas ''''
Brown, loaf, crushed and powered Sugar
OLD lava and green Cstfse
CunpOSder. klack and YOUNG Hysop Tea
Madeira, sherry other Wines
quor Cases
Roe HerrinEs, In whole and half bbls
MaeEers- No ], IN hafand quarter bbls and bic.
Kits Of Tongues and sounds
Imitation English Cheese
Fresh RaisBs, AlmouGS and PTunes
Mustard, Oiyes, Cspers, &C. for sale By
drl RANDOLPH Il HARRIsON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
MORE BEAUTIFUL SHOES.

FVH TIE LADIES,
lust received per schr Ssnma, from PhiA5elphf.. ,be
Cu-dy - - w. ~
LADIES' hnc dress French Morocco Lace Wa king shoss
lAdes inc ek sole plain wBsing Slippers; Ladies foe
dress French No slippers The above shoes are really
beautiful aud made In very super Tor style shall a~ays
etavor TO keep Goods IN my line Of The hnes and very
pes, ORDER ard viii sell them very low for or 70
punctual customers only. sAML PUTNEr
no p O,rosi,e ~. \ a. 60,
Il" rnE ATrEN ZION OF HoUsEKEEPERs--For
Il sale, privately. the Furniture &e Of per ieeFn
ing housekeeping consisting Of the usual variety but mile
usri fetsons IN want have opportunity Of sup
Oflec. No S--,C~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
InAs. HOWARD. Crk.
no i,-wsw. +Ho. r. JoYsE.. C C.

VIBGIHfA tat kues, held for the Circui supe-
ror Cour Of Law and Chancery for Luneobury eoun-
L. Kent George Kendall, and Georsr o. At1afer msr-
chants aud partners trans under the hrm style OF
Bllwin a Co. plainiis sgsinsi Henry A. FowRes,
Mary Fowlkes- Phsness fovises, and fOung Redmond,
drfendan,r-Is CHAscrRY
The Defendant, Young Reimon5 not having entered
bis appearance, ana given security according the act Of
Assembly and ihs Rules OF TIL and sppeariur ~
satisfactory evidence, tina; he nhabisut Of this
Corinolw GA tho mouoa OF the plAntiL by their
counsel order ed, that he here the frs Non
dsY la February neI, and file his the plzu-
Ll tis cory Of this order be forthwith inserted
N one OF he newspapers Published la the city Of Rich
nond for months sueeesiv.ly and posted at the font
door OF the Courthouse Of this county.
A Copy. Tests,
no2i-vew wM. ". TAYLOR, c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
RAzORsi aAzOKsi

= - lie shouId enJoasofI % doWeH"
HAVE just received Of my owu importation, very 80
perior assortment Of RAZORr, FROM the celsbraisd
OF Joseph n, con, Wade nrothers.
and Joseph Eiots, made expressly to ny orders, wah
Il ho's Tyrer etched each blace consequently taks
pleasure IN recommending these Razors ~ al friends
and customers who fond Of a smooth shave
fell THOMAS TYRkH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02

THE subscribers have this day disposed Of their entire
Il Stock OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods 10 Thouss U
Dudley and Reuben Meredith who have them
selves together under the nrm Of DUDLEY MERE.
DT, for The purpose Of continuing the business NJ the
o! stand OF Read Basly Co For the the purpose OF
collecting debts aac winding the business IF the
old concern, the aad Style the win he con.
unued for the present and Office kept sand
where Of the firm will always enhance and
TO ebher Of whom payments can be We earnestly
entreai all those indebted forward wih
as lille delay possible and settle their respective dnes
ss longer Indulgence cannot be expected Of rs.
READ BAYLY q co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
LARGE Stuck OF FRESH
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

OFFERED AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH.
WE wish to reduce stock Goods low posi-
w bic before akins inven;y the Isl OF January;
aud IN order 70 effect ih- desirable object We shall Ohrr
great Undue cash in which
viii be found large and well elected, containing Of
tie newest and most desirable syies OF Fancy AM staple
Goods soeh 20 tie present We have received
during te last months great many and fashionable
Goods, 70 which respectfully call the attention OF
fTends sadthe public We venture 10 enumerate some
Uf the ARTICLES, winch invite the attention OF those
wishing to purehsse,vir
500 yards MOuslAne de Lanes Chaes printed ssIO.
nice. al 2s d. IS, 3S 9 and haer
EItrS rich shaded slipped Mouslanes
Do printed Ciiies for party diessss
Superior heavy blue black Reps and Gro dc Afque silks
Rich figured and stIped bne black silks
DO do coioIed do
Rich waierei s.lss for evening dresses
Eniht oiicred silks and Sauns for dresses
Rich Chene silks
sGierior black Gro de Rhine silk,
Very handsome black silSs 1t 75e per yard
Ssa shsNls snd Nsni ,o'ae very neh AMI new styles
Some very handsome low pric Shawls
: black fhb-i aud MeTino sn1wis Tor mourning
Fine and usciium BOinbazncs
IscE and blue black M1uslane de Lane and Ncrinoes
Great gains may be hd Ia J3mh1znrs sni MeUnces
Cloths, CassmereS, Sauuei'5, MeTino Cassuneres
Men, ucky Jeans, NeSiinss, Neiyets
Kerscys AMI Planes ior negro Clothing
Pilot and Beaver Ciohswe have Pilot oihs al 'ae per
stout and foe "a inch brown romese al 63c per ward
ID as lud g. brown and beached DuIiesiics- 'rge
lot on haud and warranted as CHEAP the goods
, can be bought 10 any house 10 Virginia
Dufhl Biankcis2 yards long. tnr 45c
Very heavy negro Blankets, eTtrl SEES equally cheap
A large lotof " hitney aud Rose Blankets
White, red aud yellow Fsnnes at very reduced prices
say irom 2Oc per yanito the finest imported
HeavyAIrsh Linens al p 81 and hneri
Table Cloths, Damasss, Diapers
Rich Piano Covers
CRoUCH BROOKS HUDsoN's
20 dozen heavy Socks for factory hands 50 per dozen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
NOTICE

NOTICE.
THE firm Of CRENrHAw. MITCHELL a CO having
been dissolved on the 3is August 1910, IL s necessary
10 close all matters rcang u IN the shortes; time posi-
Bile All persons having claims against the sud firm,
rsqucatci 10 preseu; them lie sis ID crcn- for
seiileinen sni hose indebted c requ I'd to make
payment ~ him, who is alone sul0rized toIeeeys them.
LEWIS ID. CRENsiIAw,
YIN. Il MITCHELL,
Eci-u JOHN NJ. HARVEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02

Several Hundred Sacred SoHgs arranged foF the Piano
Forte.
The Music win be disposed OF good terms any
Estthllshmruri In ihis state ie2i
HE subrcr1er respectfully announces 10 tvs iieuda
= sui the puic generally, MAT he has hand viii
Continue To Keep slsIge and sendd assortment Of Paper
MISUNDERSTANDING Gilt, Velvet Tapestry, FresGo,
plain anu common Papers, with Borders Inatch-a Ut
which lie will pa; zap IA the ncltast manner, and
country.
kso curled hair and Shuck Mattresses Feather Beds
made of the best purified Fsahers-embracng every
tels IN his line All orders thankfully received and exc
cuted al tho shoresl notice and In the best
WILLIAM BOOTH,
Square beloS the Banks on the opposite lie.
p S-Od trasscs sofas and Chairs repair old Fca.