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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-08-27
NEW MUSIC. AND MUSICAL INsTRU-
MENT.

~ lz1!,4t > - s. ! M has just re,
Tss5 . ss; S,ir' on 1' s5% nGs-
'7S3sk $50 . as 8 Son. 2 supply Of
New Music, NIu-
cal lnruments &c, which he is authorized to sell at
the lowest Boston REAL prices. The Music for the
Piano Forte consists of Songs, Ctees, Duets and
Tros New and beautiful Marches Qulcksteps Gal
opades, Values Dances, and pieces with variations,
some Of which the latest publications of the Bos-
ton Brigade and Brass Bands.
ALSO---A great variety. of American, German,
French and English Musical Instruments, consisting
of Bugles, Trumpets, French Horns, Bass, 1onorand
Alto Trombones B fiat G and l. flat Clarionetts Ger
man Concert Futcs) from one to niuc koys,) FlHgeo-
let's, Octave and Picolo Flutes and Flies. Splendid
Bass Vols and Volins, elegant and plain Violin and
Bass Niol Bows. Superior Roman Violin, Bass VOL
and Guitar Strings Of every size and letter. English
and French Caroncu Reeds. Splendid French Ac-
cordeens, Spanish Guitars, with plain, and German
Silver patent heads Instruction Books, with Gam
uts Lessons, and Exercises for all the above and 9TH
or instruments are for sale n, Mr.. Mann's resi-
dence few rods north of the Episcopal Church. in
Burlington, where he respectfully invites customers
TO give him call.
Military Bands and Music Schools, furnished with
Music, Musical instruments, (aHd Instruction, i de-
sired) at short notice
g-PPIANO FORTES strung, repaired aud tuned
as usual-Burlmgton, May 7, 1871. As
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York and Boston markets. Among which are the
following, II. Ely +. Hempshal f. $. Clark a. Co
Clifton MilIs. and J. Kosher, to"ctber with sevcro
choice brands of Ohio and Michigan Flour. ALSO
r. Rudd and n. Shick, suitable for the Montreal Mar
ket.
Merchants and dealers will be furnished to order
at very low rate, by renting Drafts, Certificates
Deposit, or Cash, to 3i5 Rivcr-strcct Troy, where
full supply will be kept at all times.
May 29 l94l njlm3
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CR0CKERy, GLASS & CHINA WARE,
EARRAR & WAIT


EARRAR q WAIT,
Importers and Wholesale dealers in Croc! eru Glass
anil Ctiaa Ware, aud Manufacturers Of
stone Hare.
lUU namely '''- ''''' ing
% Packages Edged and Common Ware,
% do Blue Printed do
10 do Royal Bourbon Sprig do containing
complete dinner services, Tea sets and
Toilet Ware.
10 do French White Granite Ware with COM
petc sets throughout.
10 do Antique Vase Opaque Pearl Ware, con-
tanning perfect dinner sets, entirely patterns and
shape a most beautiful ugucle with. Tea and Toilet
Ware 10 match.
CHINA WARE.
10 packages China Ware containing Beautiful
White Tea Sets Gold ed e and line Tea
Splig do do Sets and gold band
Gold band < sprig do China Nurse Lamps.
GLASS WARE
l0packages Glass Ware containing
e. Z, and lute Heavy Cut Glass Tumbers,
i, ), aud flute Pressed do do
Spackagcs fine plain lumblcIs, very cheap,
| Cut Glass Lamps
| Plain do d. great variety,
| Superb Cut Glass Hall Lamps
| Astral Lamps, Grondales, Candebrss,
Cut Glass Bowls, Lemonade Glasses.
| Pitchers, Decauiers, Splcndi French Porce
| Goblcis Wine and line Vases with flowers
and shades,
and variety of other articles in their line all of which
are now Offered Wholesale and Retail al New York
i prices +, q w would invite the attention of Mcr-
chants in The surrounding towns To their stock OF ware
assuring them that they will sell IN package assorted
to order on good terms can be purchased in New
lor Boston or Troy, at their warehouse corner o.
! of Church and College Sis.
BURLINGTON me | 1871!
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FOR SALE.


s6sfM situated on the west side ui college green
sskEs.3 AT tue head Of Cullcacstrcei, IN this vii.
are The House is 80 ly Is, with Basement story,
with Kitchen and Provision cellars and wing 81 ! Y
IS, extending north on College Green, with wood and
store house below, and cham er. and Sleeping rooms
above. 4 large and commodous Barn, carriage house
lc house, and other oul-hOusc>, and spacious yard
west Of The dwelling house, and good dnra lie vel
Of water Of the hest qualify in the VILLAGE, and Trick
cslern. One and quarter acres of land, Il the hr>i
ualily large garden and choice lrult trees west OF
the house and yard.
The Buildings are constructed in modern Style OF
The Lest materials and Workmanship, were erected 10y
the >llscrl or for his own use, and the location at
lords very extensive and pleasant prospect Of the
village and lake ON the West and Is not surpassed by
any other IN this part If the country.
\ 20 iol sale lot containing an acre land direct
" opposite the Above lot with small convenient wood
dwelling house thereon.
pur ha,cr> invited TO call and cXmine for them
sclvc~-Terns made known 10y the SUI srrle r on the
premises. SAM LII REEl'.
Burlington Jane, l6, 1910. ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-08-27
BURLINGTON CHAIR FACTORY

- l.. NELSON, continues the
W business Of manufacturing
Chairs at the old stand, of the fol-
lowing descriptions; Curl Maple
Groclan, Cane Seat, Common Cane
and Flag Seat, Large and Small
, Raised Seat Rocking, do do Com
mon do, Common Dining, &c. DC
All of which are warranted first
rate article and will be sold at prices
10 rorrrsDond with tho times
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SUPERIOR FLOUR.

I \. HINSDILL, Agent for Ro-
NNtN@M y. chester and other Western Mills
llI1ASEzE5yI &c. has for sale now in store and
\ ssssafE receiving Eight Thousand barrels of
~ tfs&6 Fancy and Superfine Brands of
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b l. IN X BOOK Ks.

Lcdgcrs, Journals ~ Record Books.
EOR towns, county and probate records lnanniac
1 urcd from the best linen wovc DEM and Ncd
um paper bound in calf ALSO, variety of common
Blank work or sale cheap for ready pay al the sign
the Red Ledger, Iy
:. HUNTINGTON.
June ., ISL rs
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NEW GOODS.
THE sub,cril ers have Just received from \. York,
a large assortment OF
NCY GOODS.
among which may lie fJund
Heavy blac, and blue bac,; Poi de Sol Silks,
Z" Gro de Swiss g
" " Pekm striped "
" " erode Afrquc"
Light coorcj " do
do 6 Pekln striped
Plaid Poi de Sol, Ga new articlc)
Bonnet silk, bonnet Lawns, Blk Italian crayats,
plain and fed French bombazme>,
Hall mourning, plain d. ig'd, all wool Mous)uC
dcLaneS,
Chince and Satin striped Mouslnc del.anes yer,
fine. Lace Ncls
Blk nett shaws and scarf, nett Nit, and Gloves
superior Kid do lomhazine and SATIN stocks,
Worked camhrc q Muslin In>erlings Il Eigings
Thread E!slngs, Lonnct & cap RibhnS, new styles
Zephyr Wor>lcd, plain and ribIid >ik Hose,
Wur>'ed Working Palten> and Canvas, etc.
July %, l5ll. NJ T. NJ, WRIGHT & co.
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WINOOSKl SASH FACTORY.

5 in constant operation,
l. and prepared to execute
orders Tor WlNDOWSASH
OF every description, and ia
the best manner.
A con tanl supply kept On
hand and for sale al the store
OF George Peterson, in Bur-
llngton, al the following
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21

MY heart knnv.,,s ,,,tv .,,o
Tie one We Iny,
Tho Maid IL Finr.,re
Lament OF tito lrish Emi.
n. Erand
he"nIl h1N peaceful vale
near thai FAREWELL br-aihin,
pi'i w siei Mill, 10y husS.l
W. hrn Chair do
Iira'e y SsIenailc
aoIii. 10 the Highlands
Inc bciier Land, Mrs. lie
mans
Ipray Tor Thee, or the Far.
wei
Tue Fiistiin's H"st
s'iike 'he silver String, To-
TWO voices
Tue Mean ~ be1ming o'e
TIE Lake do
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
onIoK EKIS6 a GILn snT's
PIANOS

THE subscriber IL constantly receiving from the
i factoTits II CiIiCKERlNG a 7. GILBERT & co f,
Boston, and offers for sale large assortment Of Piano
foTtes, with all the recent and patented improvements
Thenng established reputation Of these manufacturers Is
tile test thai the Instruments manufactured by
will be surpassed by other maker domestic
orcign) in respect durability aud the sweetness
riy and OF for which these Instruments have
hia ly and extensively celebrated The long
perience OF both OF these makers has rcsnef in
very important improvements, taely niToduccfD which
greatly Improves the tone and general effect Of the instru
menis.
Tie subsc rber feels justified in assuring those who
be pleased plironZe this Establishment that their
will not be disappointed finding these in.
suments be made Of the very best materials and the
most durable workmanship.
These instruments III At the manufacturers price 8,
packetand any place within hundred miles Of
Richmond, free OF expense IN the purchasers.
The demand Tor these instruments has Undue ed the
subscriber establish asencN IN FARMNILtE, Prince
Edward Co with Mr. s. r BIGLOw, where those who
wish to purchase get them ON the same terms OF
the subscriber
AnPIANO FORTEs sold at either OF these establish.
warranted, and II not perfectly satisfactory
bc returned,
liberal discount made 10 professors and teacher s.
Es-A large supply OF new and fashionable Music al
ways hand Piano Fores tuned and repaired 10y Rufus
Morse, whose org experience IN manufacturing entities
him to a share Of patronage. A. r. MADDOX,
NH tlpIoSife the Banks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
C. ]. RICHARDS & CO

c. J. RICHARDS & CO,
Sign oil the Saw, opposite the Swan Tavern,
III street, Shockoe Hill,
IMPORTERS and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic IIari.
ware are now opening large Snd complete Assortment
Of SPRING HARDWARE AND CUTLERY which for
cash, city acccances Ia puuctual will self
at very small advance Country Merchants and others
Will hndu 10 their interest call and their
which IN Par Is comprised of the following Goods:
ibbotSon's Patent Corn Scythes
WaliIon's best cast steel d.
Broad and Narrow Grass
Humble a. Aususias Pattern Grass do
Dutch Scy iheso best quality
Pocket and Pen Knives, assorted
Scissors, Shears and Razors do
lahle Knives and Forks, with ivory, stag, white
black and other handles "
Ivory Knives and Forks in sets OFFS pair. from IN IN
arse and very superior Issorn-Lto OF single aud ot.
bic barre! nint and percussion Guns
Traces, Haters, Anvis, Vices, Smiths n.lloSs
Kim, hne plate, pad and other Lf-ks
Hand, PIT, x cut, mill Saw. half round
Plat hasiaTd and other Files; horse Rasps
Collins and other Axes
Broad Axes; Nail Hammers
Butt Hinges, alt kinrs
britannia Ware. Japaned tin Ware
Plated Goods, German silver Goods
Mhson's genuine and common Coffee Mills
Best box 40 Al
Sheet aud bar Lead
Cast, shear, blister and German Steel
shoSels and Spades, Hay and manure Forks
JACK screws shovel aud longs, Fendrrs Andio
Rest bench and moulding Planes
vi !. pit and y saws
Hand. PANEL and lemon Saws
Also an assortment Of Looking Glasses direct fromt
manufacturer, consisting Of
SWING toilet, pier aud unaDtel Glasses
Painted P1ils, and general assortment Of wood waI
French Baskets, &c.
Together With every variety Of staple and a saperoIa
Ganlg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
OKEN a. ,,OI,IINC

AVE the r'-asutc III announcing their customers
anhihe public generally, that they have lust received
at m T asl nahlc cloug rtoTr, Main street, 1--WE doors
below the Exchange Bank. the following and beaut-
fIl spring and summer styles:
superior Blue Wool Dyed Black, Olive Lon,ion Brown,
Invisible Bottle and Polish Green DIe-s and FrOck Coats
and beautiful article OF Summer Coats made In the
latest Paris fashion; gle mi Cashmere, fancy aud pln
Corded, Check and Plain GaInhTOOn, and China Grape
Pants; silk Satin, Bombszne. ChlY, Cashmere silk Bro
caIc French EIn5I ordered MenO and MarseIes, Vests;
Persian Robes aud Morning Gowns; silk shirts an-
Drawers, Linen aua Cotton do o Fine Linen Busnms and
Collars, pant made Ia the BY Style Stocks silk aud
Linen Cravas very neat pucrnsi Scars; Suspenders;
lIIndksrchcls, shoulder braces; Russia Riding Belts
Money Belts aud Purses; six, Menno, Lambs Wool and
Cotton Hall Hose.
Grnsmen in Of Clothing would DO well TO call and
sbck determined 10 sell cheap
establishment Ia this any nf the Northern cities
al l9-2m T.. u. SPENCE, Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21

NOTICE.-IIaviUg been appointed cole Agent for the
of the production fthe Tredegar Iron Company,
au prepared to execute orders for every descTp.
lion Of ami naeablc lron embracing hat Iron from
u inches wide, OF desired thickness; round and
square from 10 inches; band, hoop oval half round
an scroll Iron; aud locomotive ANes; Screw MOulds
box aud lIngc Iron, &C
In their Foundry the Company are prepared To make
nearly every description of Castirgs embracing Tobacco
Presses Gearing for gst mills factories aud rolling
mills and all kinds at rail Toldw work
Refinery having been recently erected al their works,
the Of the establishment have guarantee
that their lruu will he Of uniformly good quIyand when
required the Iron will be manufactured from refined pig
meal exclusively.
Office Cary street, the lover end Of the Basu
kNnEESnN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
Additional evidence OF the excellence OF
GALE & CHRISTOPHER'S
u -

n
AN really OF the opinion myself that these instruments
are COOL but additional evidence - be Ills
regarded but Iaher be desired especially per-
Of acknowledged judgment and experience the sub
ninei letter from &. T. Horn, Esq New York formerly
Teacher OF Music an this city, is respectfully offered to the
consideration OF all interested.
Mr.. WN DASIELL:
My dear SRI perceive you have used name in
advertisements At Richmond OF which ieel much dueI ed
What you have said Is perfectly sold Me-sfs.
Gale Christopher a Co lustTums nts when they
s1riaied a. the New York Piano Manufacturing Coz
never had the least complaint Instrument Teturncd
to prove opinion OF them, although have had
an offer iIom three other manufacturing houses,
making arrangements To be constantly supplied need
not tell you for Workmanship, beauty tone they
are not cannd be surpassed; they require euo-
gum tor they will make their ray: all the profess
here dell ghied with them, shl ud not be sur.
priced 10 see them take the lead every where.
Believe me, yours lruy,
CHARLES L HORN
Apnl Ssh- 1871. 3tS srosiwAy, New York.
That these Pianos OF GALE a CHRIsToPHER's will
make Their own way has Been pretty well proved by my
saies have, however still two Of these instruments
sore made Of Rosewood, costly and elegant.
WV. DANIEL,
Teache IT Music,
Plane and Music store, square ADORE the Banks.
10 further supply daily expected m4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21


The purchase Of Mr sauGays stock sidedto our pre-.
probably, ever 0hcrc AZ any esahHshtnent 10 VIZ.
ni AMI as We are very DESTROYS reduce the amount
are determined 10 sell az The reduce prices
afec portion will be sold sud below cost FOR
CASH or good CITY ACCEPTaNCES. Country Mer.
rhhus will be Hrred such inducements cannot f,il m
please WE ARE DETERMINED To MAKE sAIES
We shall use every cSeron give sstisacton 10 gneh
% W Sautaya and our oil friends may favor Us will
their custom.
Ouraoek Of Books comprises tho most approved work
upon Law Medicine, Theology, the Arts aud scienree ana
complete Catalogue 81 school Books and Miscslsnsos
Literature
Many rare English editions of standard work.
~ ihe stationery Department have very extensive
assortment Of Paper, Blank Hooks ouils Steel Pe,s so
AZ cher article; IN nse in thai line Of every description AMI
Music, Music Books Musical Instruments sn,Ievery ,rt
sale. w ~
An endless variety Of Fancy Goods
lost uuenis spy Ghsse', Marine and Eur
seyng compose Microscopes specaCies. Pen col
Pocket Knives, Peuc Cases Work Boxes and Dressing
'asce' Wiling Desks Canes and PanuuE Materials iH
wafer coots 81 every kind.
Fuc specimens q Paintings and EnEavsEs BY the best
IN the Book Rindery We have every facility for turning
ontihe best work Clerks Of Courts Merchants and others
may depCnd upon having their orders attended ~ eih
punctully and IN The best manner Al Work will be
warranted
We are ur receiving our sprinx sdppy, aod Gill con
nue keep 90 a complete assortment n FOODS ~ our
hne J. W. RANDOLPH a CO,
AtR u. SsnSays Oh Slant and also, ior the prescuf
nh 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
JAMES CORsE DE LEON,

And many other New Works.
w RANDOLPH a co have received Cnrse de
~ Leon, or the BriEaud. a Romance by q r James
Lie aud Adventures OF Bruce, The African Traveller, by
Major SIR q Head
Lives o. John Jay AMI Alex under Hamilton
History Of the Netherlands, by Thomas CGraiian
Preliminary Discourse u" the study of Natural PhilO-
suphy, lay HrTSchclI
Astronomy aud Several Physics considered with reic-
renee To Natural Theology, hy Rey'd w WhrnweW
The Hand, It's Mechanism and Wal EndowIaents eSn
cling design. 10y SIR Chs Bell
Rey'd w Chilmei the Power, wisdnm AMI Good.
nrss nj GlnI an
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
eENTLEMEN's GOODS.

GENTLRMEN's GOODS.
April 26th, 1871.
TUE subscribers are IN receipt Of very handsome &C.
lection ~ Grucmcns Goods tho latest styles which
thew disposed 10 sell upon the reasonable terms
lot cash. nr % puncua in part oithc
following
Supet wool dyed black Cloths
Do blue. invisibc green, aud brown 10
lp wool dyed black single and double uilcd Cast
mercs
Prince Ahetrs and other styles Fancy SINGLE u,ied 10
Plain snd corded Gamhroons and Linen Drnrs, great
variety
mack lasting, Hes, India and GcoIg Nanke~n
Blact, green aud brown Drap 30 Ia, superior article
for summer
Suin, Valencia and Marssies vcsiings
Plaid SIX add Cambria Cravats
rrated Linen Cambria aud silk tIdkfs
Aisn superior aseortaicnt Gloves SOCKS Bosotns
Collars suspcndeTa, &C.
spS DUDLEY a MEREDITH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21

-
10 80
Expanding Cultivainrs. Gardening Utensils SC.
These P0ugus have been ntrsuc cd into south Carolina.
with unparalleled success, and Ia instances where
they have been tested have driven the common Plough
Of use.
The subscribers will furnish a, all tunes Points &c to
suit PiouEs sold by them. They will keep good assoTi.
tie demand. GRETTER 3 PEAkE,
sp3 doors below the Bel Tavern.
SELLING OFF At COST. FOR CASH
TUE subscriber, intending 10 discontinue business In
Il Rchmpui, Oilers his ftnck Of scasouat'c Dry
Goods ur cash. Persons wishing supply them
selves would 10 well in cell soon. lis stO,k consists Of
the following:
Superior blue black aud fancy eoloured Clcs and Cassi
uicrcs
10 PLAN figured sltiu anil velvet vrsurs
DO Cashmere and SgauslOwn 80
superior assortment Of saiiuetis AMI Kentucky Jeans
krTseys and iinssys
French and Fnrlsh Mernos
Rosc, Whitney and sirp-d blankets
White and req ilanucs
An assortment VI English French anil American Prints
Black. lead aud ilucy coiouIcd Muuslin etc laucs aud
ChAlys
Superior hlack and blue black Goo Je Rhine silks
Pllin and figured fancy ro'uuTcd silks
Do 40 do black Bomhazincs
Checked, striped aud plain Jackonc Swiss Muslin snd
Cambrics
IRISH Linens. Lawns and DI7prrs
TO- :, i24 aud ~ Damask Tail, Cloths
Dauask Napkins and Towels
Plain anil mstiichrd linen ramhrc Hdsts
Linen Cambria and French Laws
30, - ani O. Bod Ticking
Real English long Cloth
Apron Checks
brown ant blcschcl rcucns, AMI Cotton OzuaburEs
And many other articles % tedious 10 snumcraic.
L. WALLER,
" street. Shockoe Ill.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
NOTICE.

NUTTCEI.
THE bscTih the ~ day OF March, 1871, formed
sinp under the firm and style of Boyd, Ed
Inon Co.. the purpose Of Carrying freight the las.
River aud Kanawha Canal, whrT" have running
Frois Boats the FIST class We will also attend TO the
ereiyug aud wdTng OF merchandise, aud to tue buy
and selling the sane, the customary Our
warehouse being situated the hanks OF The Canal, will
the additional eNpcnse ofdTdyase. OuI
Mr. 10 ~ aud Mr. MOnsOmen will reside ia LyuchbuIg
We boz leave TO the following gentlemen:
MrsSrs Allen Paxspn, Robert JaHray A Co New York.
Norman a Courtney, BiiimOrr Lancaster, Denly n Co,
Webb hooker Hamilton. KalstOn A PirasIn;s Davcn
port Il Alien, Richmond; Miller a KuckcT. Roberts a Ire
Bry ant q Young, LyncLburg; Hume, Esq Gent Peter
JAMES BOYD,
ROBERT EDMOND,
HUGH N1GOMERlE,
al o-tf ISAAC DAVENPORT, JT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
CHARLES w. M'GINNEss,

HOUSE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
GLAZiER, GLIDER &c
n-Shop next door To the First Presbyterian Church.
Street below the Post Once
RICHMOND, February 22l 1870
nN This day - years subscriber arrived u this
" City Hc Is trub grateful u Tho stizeas Of Virginia
for their kind patronage during the above period That hc
has given satisfaction Ia al that employed him hr will not
pretend Ia Saybut that he has to tic greater part cyn
ccd y continuance ofther Tie wishes inform his
friends aud tho public generally, that continuance Of
h1r orders will be with promptness, and executed 10
the best manner.
lie would likewise Inform courtry merchants in want u
Stsns that he has seasoned boards constantly hand
ready prepared, which he finish the shortest notice.
fe 2-,if e.. W McGINNESS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21

desr3bIc Especially WHOM disan from cities
where seldom to be met WITH having only
the metallic plate and all the modern improvements but
als peculiar Braces calculated 10 give engih and
sOhify.
D-h guarantee IN writing entities the purchaser t.
exchange hts instrument any time within year, should
u prove defective.
An new Pianos sold TO remain tis eit, win be kept IN
year without ehargc and those be the
country packed without charge.
Pianos tuned, let on hire, and taken In exchange.
p. H. TAYLOR,
Music Ssorc 80 us.es
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21

To COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
CHARLES sTEBBINs,
III street, Shockoo Till, opposite Swan Tavern,
IMPORTER AND DrALgR IN
CHINA GLASS AND QuEENSWARB.
AN now In receipt 81 my entire efock II spring 0ocs
! and would invite the attention Of merchants ltom the
country wei the city trade Ncst Of my paiieTus ~
Esrhenwse are entirely new, and my stock Of Glass is
vety extensive Al OF which offered he hbe-
J Psrie ulaT attention paid 10 packing sPe2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21

IMPORTED, per ships Franklin AMI President, one buu
superior old Pale Sh"rry, one hlid old Jamaica Run
two pipes pale Cnguac Brandy, LONDON brown aud
Ale in Pins and quarts, aud 10 Queens Arms
Dolphin Cheese. Also, received from New York, - bas
kets AMI boxes Anchor ChamIaignc and Hock heiuneT
Wine. for sale. RANDOLPH Il HARRISON
fci Cary street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
FRESH SPRING GOODS.

100 ~ AND SHOES, TRUNKS, &C.
(NENIt-EMEN's hne French Cali Skin Boots
~ Do second quality. do
Do Fine Calf skin iaiT stitched do
DO French Calfskin Navy Shoes
do do Dancing Pumps
do do Navy Pump role shoes
do CalEskin CroekctiH
Ladies' Zeal skin and Morocco Walking Shoes
do hnr English Kid slippers, a beautiful article
10 While Satin 40 80
do Morocco AMI Kill slippers
H. Morocco Buskns
Misses Morocco aud kI Slippers
10 Roots
Chlirens Shoes Of various kinds
Servants low nj hish quarter shoes
TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
Iron Frame Hard Top Leather Trunks
DO Bellows do
= fair Leather Trunks superior article
Sllices and carpet Rags, OF all sizes
Fancy Trunks
Shoe brushes and Lees Hacking, Ac.
All OF the above articles will be sold The lowest cash
pn sc. JOHN T. JONES, Agent,
Inh W lIpuoSits the Ranks.