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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-05

Bsgf,s, chOS,f. Clay q Etuiutly,
nixaa, EEana. uuham. huniinElsn,
Keff. MahGnm, baFrsk. MfllsF. Mata
head. Phslps. P0EisF. Pasnnss. Prrsaaa.
Smmsns. Snilh. q lndisns. eoalkaEd.
fsllmadgs. Whilf. Weedbsidgs-2s.
Kegs-Msssrs. Ailen. Archer. Bsnsen.
BsskInsn. csihoun. clay. of AIsksna.
cbihbeT. FullDn. Kan4. Lana. Mr Rsbfrs.
MsnIon. Niehols0n. PisSes. Rssss. Sc
Esss. snilh. q Coaneeaicsi. Sszsgsen.
Tsppsa. Walker willisns. Weekday.
Wrishs. feasg "a.
The Senate ihen sdlourned. sher pro-
iracted session Of sesen hours.
Wednesday,. Jsiy -.
The BIN 70 carry mo effect die prosi-
sions Of flle treaty with MEXICO. Was ~
ported from the committee on foreign re-
laiions. read three several tines By gene
ri consent, and passed.
The bin making appropriations Cor Tor
ti6estions, &c. was taken Up, and consi-
dered. and postponed until Saturday next
The Fiscal Bank Bin was read . third
time; and after some discussion, the qnes-
non was taken, and The bill passed by The
following vote;
Fsas-Messs. Barrow. Bates. Bsyald.
Benlen.. Choais. Clay Of RrniUeky.
Oxen, Esans. sGraham. Henderson.
Hsn,ins,aa. Kerr. sMsngpm. Msrriek.
Miller. Morshe4d. PHELPS. Psner. Prem
iiss. Preston. Simmons. Smith. Of Indians.
soushas. Tsllmadgs. While. Wood
bridge-26.
Ngys.-Messr,. Allfn. Archer. Benton,
Baehantn. Calhoun. Clay. Of Alsbans,
Fulton. King. lam. MeRobsri.. Maul-n,
Nicholson. Pierce, Rlsss. Sewer. Smith
o. Conneriieui. 8 urgeon. Tsppan. Wal
ker. wiiIisms, Woodbury.. wHgh,
Youns--23.
Thursday. Jaly 20.
Mr.. Mangum. from the committee or
naval affairs, reported the bill from The
House for the establishment Of home
squadron, without amendment.
Also. the bill 70 provide for The navy
pensions, with an amendment 10 strike gu
the second section.
This bill having been taken up in com
mitiee OF the whole, Mr.. Mangum en-
planned the object Of the committee II
striking out the second section.
A debate Of some length occurred; al
ter which the question was taken on strik
ing out the second section, and decide
in the negatiye-yeas 10, nays %.
Other amendments were proposed, an
the debate continued, when the furthe
consideration was postponed until Tues
day next.
The bill for the renewal Of the bank
Of the District Of Columbia was next a
ken up, and the debate upon il continue
for some time; when its farther conside
ration was postponed. and the Sena.
went into executive session.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-05

afltlh, shslpsak he sims lanrsses, end
bsisesa Whsm sny e5liisisn fuald noi
Anke Plaer Wilhgat - afiSily bEsesing d.
SSH. ne bsn inisssssl sfhsnsaliY Al !
~sss ne Elohs."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-05
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
+ May Tern lS4l. ..

William r. Smiih v. John Frsslsnd md eihus.
Petition 10 divide tract Of Land.
TIT appearing 10 the satisfseiion Of The Court,
- that John rreeisnj, one offhe descendants
in this petition, 10 not an inhshitsnt Of this
state; ID 10 ordered, thai publication be mads
for an weeks in the Hiisborough Recorder,
,ha, uaicss the said John freeland appear be-
fore the Jutices OF this Cour,. al the Court
House in Hillsborough, on the fourth Monday
in August next, and files his answer, The psti-
lion will be taken pro eenttaosnd heard q psrts
as TO him.
- ]. TAYLOR. Clerk.
Price Adv. a so. 79-eE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-05

The commercial news by the Great
Western, has caused . rise Of 25 cents
per barrel in The price Of Flour al New
York. II Is now SEE 10 5.s7. The
Cotton market was not affected.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-05

Luna'ic .7,yl,m. almost every State
IN the Union has an Asylum for The com
Portable accommodation Of those unfnr,u
nate brings who. deprived Of reason.
have the strongest claims upon the hu.
manlty Of their fellow beings. But North
Carolina eau boast Of no such Institution.
though The recent Census discloses The
Astonishing fact. ,ha, she has within her
limits. fee hundred and eighty persons
OF this description! Ioid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-05

NcO bystcW " 1GeSfup1&sSttt
Of the most important and useful inyen-
lions we have seen for long time is new
system Of telegraphs invented by Mon
sieur Gonon, now temporarily resident
Of this city. The plan is now in success
ful operation in this city, and 10 an extent
which win give any one, a. glance al
most, an idea of lis utility and value.
For the Government il would prove an
all-important invention in time Of war or
Of threatened danger, and for individuals
both useful and important in time ofpeace.
Two stations have recently been erected
the one here upon the top of the north
wing Of The Capitol, and the other al Bla.
densburg, FIVE miles distant. A cores
pondence between the two is despatched
with marvellous rapidity and correctness;
and message Of four hundred words, if
the stations we're extended, could be
transmitted from Washington 70 New
York in fifteen or twenty minutes. The
two stations have been erected here and
at Bladensburg TO illustrate TO members
Of Congress and officers Of the General
Government, who may wish TO see the
plan in operation, the success Of tele-
graphic system which is not only differ
ent but superior to all other plans in ope-
ration here or abroad. Any one who may
have the curiosity 10 become better ac-
quainted with the system, may do SO by
visiting either Of the stations on any day
during this week. Nat. Intel.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Thursday July %.
The business Of the morning hour was
the consideration Of the report and reso-
luton, presented yesterday from the COM
mittee on commerce, for the appointment
ola committee to sit during the recess, for
the purpose Of taking evidence at the prin-
cipal ports Of entry and elsewhere, as to
the operation Of the existing system and
rates Of duties on imports upon the man
ufaciuring, agricultural, and commercial
interests Of the country, and Of procuring,
generally, such information as may be
useful 10 Congress in any revision of the
revenue laws which may be attempted at
the next session.
The debate upon this resolution was
continued beyond the morning hour, and
until the adjournment
Friday, July -.
The debate was continued on the reso-
luton from the committee on commerce.;
and the question being taken, the resolu-
ton was adopted-yeas log, nays l04.
Mr.. Nixon moved TO reconsider the
vote, and offered his reasons. Mr.. Stoke
ly replied. Mr.. Profit moved the previ-
Gus question, but the house adjourned
without taking it.
Saturday, July -.
The vote being taken on Mr.. M.Keon's
motion to reconsider the vote Of yester-
day, the motion prevailed-yeas LOG,
nays 9O-and the resolution was laid on
the table.
The bill in relation to duties and draw
backs, commonly known as the revenue
bill, was taken up in committee OF the
whole, and sometime spent in the consi-
Iteration of it, when the committee rose,
reported, progress, and obtained leave TO
sit again.
Monday. July IS
The consideration of the bill in relation
to duties and drawbacks, was again re-
sumed in committee of the whole, and the
debate continued.
Tuesday, July %.
The bill in relation to duties and draw
backs was again taken up in committee,
ank the debate resumed.
Mr.. Underwood made some statements
and arguments on the subject Of retaliato-
ny duties; and offered an amenement to
countervail the high duties upon tobacco
in France.
The committee rose, reported progress,
and obtained leave to sit again.
Mr.. Kennedy Of Md. submitted an a.
mendment to the revenue bill, which be-
ing one Of some detail he desired TO have
il printee; which was agreed to.
.. "Wednesday, July %. :.
A resolution was adopted, by a vote Of
ia to SO, to close the debate in commit
tee of the whole on the revenue bill at IL
O'Clock on Friday next.
Tbs bill in relation to duties and draw
backs was again taken up in committee Of
the whole, and the debate continued.
On motion Of Mr.. Sergeant the bill
from ,he Senate to incorporate the sub
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-05

We lately noticed the death Of Judge
Reid. late Governor OF Florida. We
learn that son and daughter Of the Go
vernon have since died Of the same dis
ease.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-05

As i, is no, impossible that Sir Rober.
Peel will DO the mex. Prime Minister Of
England. the following remarks by him
in caavsssins the borough Of Tamworsh,
have some interest in The present juneiurs
Of affairs between this country and Grea.
Briain. "One Of the best consumers"
said he, eve have for our manufsstnres
are the United States Of American. ceun-
Try with which | trust we shall long
nsin,ain The intimate relationship Of
friendship and peace. (Grest cheers
And. gentlemen. | do hops that neither
coun,ry--.ha,er ,his--will bs mad enough
to quarrel sbou, boundary line. when
peace can be preserved wi.hoa, desrInsns
10 The honor Of ei,her-ior the presrrsa-
lion Of national honor should be always
the fret consideration. And ! do hope
,ha. The good sense and moderation ofboih
countries will avert any quarrel between
The two na.iops who boast Of . common
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-05

Dreadful Effects 9f Lighining. -Dar-
ang thunder slor u ~ rhursd'y esening
aas,, The house Of a Mr.. Armstrong. on
Wrishsvllle Sound. about eight miles
lion town. was s.mrk by The lls hining.
Mr.. Armstrong, his wife. and three or
i'ur children. aho were all on The lower
u mr., were lnd prnsirate ~ state oil IN
sensihiliy. Mrs. A. was The first To tee
cover ---On looking about she found that
one Of her chillrrn. o bny about twelve
years Of age, vas dead. and her husband
so badly hur, - 10 be helpless. |. i
doubtful now rf he will live. Three
children shed in a gstre. room were on
Toured. 4 horse SANDING near the house
aud hos under i, were also killed by NE
same shock. U'ilmington Chron.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-05

In regard 10 the decision on the Hsbe.
ss CORPUS in McI.eod's case. the New
York Herald says" The opinion Of
the Supteme Court was received. unoffi-
e,slly, in advance Of the regular mail. at
Washington on Tuesday. and ws learn
,ha, Mr.. Fox. the British Minister. has
given assurances to our Government. tina,
no further steps will be taken by him IN.
Ill The case goes through The Courts Of
New York 10 The regular way"
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Weekly Almanac.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

PERSON COUNTY.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
June Term. 1871. -
L1ris Whiis6sH Richard Broseh1
sndris Lsey. Jsmss Whisfsld.
and Lspis Rimmsr anirit Pol
w ..:.S -#.# Petition Tor
Michael Fsie.fsld and wifs Sally. ssI..I
.4bd Whntfsld .aba Bureh and
tpife Elirabstk, George Waite
field. .arehibald Bsreh and etfs
Peggy. s.
sfT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the coust
- that The defendants, Michael waisf6sd
and Sally bis wife. and Abel Whitsheld, srs
not Inhabitants Of this State; u 10 therefore
ordered, that publication be made in tie iiills-
borough Recorder Cor six successive weeks. for
said defendants to be and appear before ths
Justices Of our Court Of Pleas end Quarter Sss-
sioas, 10 be held for the county OF Person, % :
the court house N Roxborough. on tho third
Monday Cf September next, then and there 20
answer the said petition, or il viii be taken
pro confesso and heard CT parte as 10 them.
Witness Charles Mason, clesk Of ssid Court,
al Office, the third Monday Of June. A. d. 1871.
CHARLES MASON. Clerk.
Price Of Adv. o. so. ST. q,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-05

F'om the frs. III January TO the l2Ih Of
July, there arrived al the Port oil Ne"
York so.727 passengers: from f'r'ig
reuatries. IS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-05

ssFibsu ~ : Fisei hsnk 81 De pnllsd
siaiss Wus red De fEi 1ud seelnd tiEe,
and referred % he e0mmiEse 81 -. y he's
On he sta< q he Unioa. I'D oninEs1 -
be printed
In reply . n inquiry By Mr. Picksaz.
which of be two bills De gentleman
from Pennsylvania meant % pressi Mr..
Sergeant sid. he would pssler dsr hlll
from lhs Ssnsle; thoegh Ne wouid not be
understood . szy thai d might MOI need
some smendmsnfs.
TharsSsy. gsir fs.
Mr.. Fillmore, from he eommiliee Of
ways and means. reported . ball making
appropriations Cor outfits and salaries &C
diplomafic agents; which. ahsr soms con-
Version. was read twice. and referred 70
the committee Of de whole on the state
Of he union.
Mr.. Levy introduced bill making far
ther provision for the suppression Of hos
tiliiies in Florida; which was read twice
by is tide. and Teierred % he COMMITTEES
on military ahairs.
The bill in relation 70 duties and draw
backs was again taken up in commune
Of the whole, and the debate continued.
The following from The Arksnsss State
GsIslle Infams ps that the Commission
sp lor running the wrslern line ef that
Stale have iefminsied their lsbors:
"Threugh The polisensss Of . gealIs
man, one Of the engineering corps. We
learn that The Commissioners who have.
for some lime. been engaged in running
The boundary line between The UBilsd
Sia,es and The TsxIsn Republie. eomplei.
ed their appointment q The norih end on
Thursday. The 24,h ul,imo. The line
strikes Red river one mile and . hal
shove The White Oak Shoals. near Mr.
David i.layd's, on range Is. shout 90
yards below range 20. The timber ha.
been cut about zen letI on each side d
The line. making an opsoiag 81 i~snIy
feet The whols length Of The line; mounds
have also besn raised II sseiy mile 6ss
feet high"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
CHICK FIRING a GILBI:..T7s
|EaK2LIKeGS|

THE subscriber constantly receiving from the mann.
\ factories ~ CIIICKERING a T. GILBERT co ,
nSio" and offers for sale large Of Piano
foTieS. with all the recent and patented
lifelong established reputation Of these Duleurers is
the test glIantee that the instruments by
them will not be surpassed by other Cdoes
or iorrgn) in respect durability AMI the pu
ry and power Of for which these instruments have
been hRhy and extensively celebrated The long
pcrencc Of both Of these makers has in some
very important improvements. (aely ntToduced) which
greatly improves the tone and general effect the
The subscriber feels justified In assuring those who
may be pleased io pLrouze this Establishment
expectations will not bs disappointed finding these in
sTumens Ia be made Of the very best and the
most durable workmanship
These instruments ID al the cturers prices
packed and sent To any place within hundred OF
Richmond free Of cIpens" To the purchasers
The great demand for these induce the
subscriber io establish ia FARMNILIE. Prince
Edward Co with Mr.. A. 2. BIGIOw, where those Who
wish 10 purchase can get them the of
the subscriber.
All PIANO FORTEs sold al either OF these establish.
mens WARRANTED and II perfectly satisfactory can
be returned,
no liberal discount made probes 80 rs and teachers
no arge supply Of new AMI fashionable Music al.
ways on hand Piano FOrles tuned and repaired Rufus
Morse. whose long experience in manufacturing entles
HIM 10 a share Of patronage. A. X MADDOX.
ulh IL Opposite the Banks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11

ruO'- %. uOTCIIK ISIS having taken ia. .,or,
lhey OCCUPIED 10y M-rsrH fhipItn 8 Jones, opposite
ID" kuinaoi the gle Hotel, would inion Coach Maker,
ini sadi"rs, that he has just opened iu
Materials uSedh them con.siinG Ia part az follows.
FOR COACH MAKERS.
Coach and Elliptic steel springs of all Kinds
Coach, BaIUuch", buggy and suky turned Aslss
Coach and RlTouchr Steps Of all sizes
bTasa aud SILVER Hub Hands
Malleable Castings and Turned Collars
Coach and BaroOche Hinges; III 10 Handles
Dash Frames Knobs; Coach Donr Locks
Nenitan Blind Locks
Curtain Leather. both hides nnd stiles
Step Leather and Morocco skins
Coach Lac - aud Frinscs Of all Kind,
RaiiinclE and Damasks,a
FOR SADDLERS.
Hog skins; surge; She"pskina
full assortment 1T all Kinds Of Harness Mounting
SttrIups Belts; wuTSicd, Cotton Training WrLts
Cut Tacks; Illck oil ysrnish
Men, Woin.n's. Org sati,iI. Trees
A full supply oi SsdJleI's Tools. &c.
ALSO,
Shoe Makers Tools. of all kinds
lhnvc employed Mr. George Phppen, IT. formerly Of the
hn Of Phippen jones To- attend ali the a per
tanning Ia te business, aud respectfully solicit IN.
patronage ol " customers Of thai hrin all ohers
wanting articles In lncassuIiuE them that NV as
men shall always be good nj will ell chsap for cash
or city acceptance, as any other house. Intending Ia
dn credit business inuc will BE- ole ed To pr
chase - To pay the cash. 49,
mh jl-d&ci TIIOs q. UoTCuKlss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
WORKS ON AGRICuLTuRE. Sc

/ w. RANDOLPH & co. at II II sansay's old stand
~ lav" ior sale the following.
Farmers Register, edireiby Rufiin vols
minrISo i inc lhahephii Agricultural Society, con.
tah's EnsaNs "n liushaniry aud Rural Affairs, vols
Marshall On the Rural Economy of Non TX England Q
edition - ~
Reports on ne Management u Farms, London cdron,
bchi iau at Library Of Useful knowledge
Robert TRUSTS aud T Brircnan's Flower Garden ID.
i'cofy win instruments for cuiivlins the grape
the 6lriener's Calendar, 10y 4 Miller, Il =, London
Fors,the on the Culture Of Fruit Trcea.&c
sheet" Their breeds MANAGEMENT and diseases, which
sadicd The Mountain shcrhcrds Manual being part OF
lhmraiy Iuseig knowledge, London edition
IaIs-Their breeds, Management and diseases with
index, hcins part nj Library Useful Knowledge
J"hh MINIS on The breeding, &c OF tItle London Eii
Iuwcu's Book of the seasons or Calendar Of Nature
HiAwT"uces Farmers aud GTaZcr's Guide
Fisher on tho Cunr"ofthe European Vino, with the
Manual Of The swiss Vsucrnn, by Brun Chappens the
Ar OF Wine Making 10y Bulos 81 the IL siuc Of France
James Bn'by's visit To- the Vineyards uf Spain aud
Essay on Calearcous Manures, by f Rufn
SrM anI '9miri" canary Bird Manager
Family Herbal with dire cOus raising and preparing
English Plants which remarkable medicinal virtues.
Young on the Culture 81 Wheat and Barley
"a -" M"rIh IusbanIman, ar Practice of Farming, by
, Acomms Treatise the London Practice Of Brewing
Porter iro~n sioui, Ale" Table beer aud other Malt l..
q, Count hantolp, J+hn Clarke. Donysius I.arincr, VIM
hrhrlrk, u Cobb " NORM Dennis, aud Documents al
Congress ON the cultivation OF the Mulberry Tree aud silk
WoTm anh manu'ieture OF silk
aud cement asa manure, 10y Anderson, =, London
edition
Sh"rl Treatise on IIortic uItuTc, hy WIN Prince
l"iers on Horticulture, Natural Phenomena Domestic
and Mo al Economy
American orciaIdst, with appendix Gardening 10y
w kenrick
Chemistry applied to Agriculture, by IA Chapta Peer
of France
FcsscnLcn's new American Gardener
J Weeks on the manaE cement OF Bees
Juhnsuns NcTmin Destroyer, keepers House
Ercrefa: WArehons"inan's, Farmers and shepherds
Friend, English edition
Arinr being series Of Agricultural Essays practical
and pouiral, 10y John Taylor Of Caroline
Cohbetrs Cottage Economy, Poor Mans Friend and
American Gardener
Armstrong an Agriculture, with notes 10y Judge Buel
10 Book Binding ia every variety. executed
J W RANDOLPH n COS
Rnnk ma Fam Stufa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
c. J. RICHARDS & co,

c. J. RICHARDS * co,
Sign OF the Saw, opposite the Swan Tavern.
..., Ii street, ShOckoe Hill,
IMPORTERS ami Dealers IN Foreign ami n,r,.s,,. H..
ware are now opening large sud Complete assorf,s,
"l SfklNG HARDWARE AND CUTLERY Which, G'r
ASH cry acSePances OF tn punctual they Will sell
very small advance Country Mere hants and oth.T.
when ia par IS comprised OF the following Goods:
lhbotson's Patent Corn Scythcs
WaltIon's best steel do
Broad and Narrow Grass do
Bumhlr a Augustus Pattern Grass 10
Dutch Scythesot best quality
Poe ket and Pen Knives, assorted
sclssnIs, Shears and RazUIs, do
black and other handles ~ -' '"S
ivory Knives ami Forks In OF 81 pairs from 40
OF. bHrrel lint and percussion Guns
nraers lia!i"rs, Anvils, Vices smiths BeIIovs
Run the Plate pad ami other Locks
mhli pit x cut mill saw. half round
1900, I'Is 1'Sii' i and other Fhes; horse Ra-ps
Collins and other AXcs
Brold Axes; Nail Hammers
Butt Hinges all kinds
Britannia Ware, Japaned tin Ware
Plated Goods, German silver Goods
wilson's genuine and cemInon Coffee Mills
Sheet and bar Lead
CAST, shear, blister and German Steel
rhoVels and Spades, Hay and manure Fork.
Sacs screws, shovel aud IonEs, Fenders Andre
hcst bench and mot l,ing Planes
Mil. pat and y Saws
Hand PANEL and lemon Saws
Also an assortment Of Looking Glasses direct fIomt
manufacturer, cons sting ~ ~
SWING, toilet pier and Inantel Glasses
French Baskets, &C. " "N va
Together with every variety OF staple and superior
soTiinent Of Fancy Goods ~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
OREM & nORLISG

IIANEtc pleasure NJ announcing to their customers
andihe public generally, that they have lust receive,
~ their fashionable clothing store Main street i've rS
below the Exchange Bank the following new ami beaut
tul spring and summer styles
superior Blue, Wool Dyed. Black Olive Lou,inn Brown,
Invisible Bottle aud Polish Green Dress and FrpcE Goals
new ami beautiful aTi,le Of Summer Goals maie the
.l's I asnion' single anil Ca~slmeIc fancy aud plain,
Pants, sk, satin, BomhaEne ChalY, Cashmere silk Bro.
cajc, French EubIo tered, MsTuO Marsci-s Vests.
Persian Robes ami Morning Gowns; six Slirs aud
DraNers, Linen ani Cotton 80 do Fine Linen Bosoms au
collars, part made IN The Byron style: stocks: SILK ami
linen 'raVls very neat patterns; Scar, Suspeaters
lltndkeTchcis shoulder Braces, Russia Riding Bslt.:
Money Belts and Purses SILK Mcruu Lambs Wool and
Cotton Half Hose.
Scnis!nen 10 want OF Clothing would 10 well cali and
eNautnc unr stock, determined sell As rhral,
any establishments ia OF any OF the NnrtcTn cities
ap is-stu T. n SPENCE. Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11

A. side Till, OF swivel Plough
do do
Expanding CutivAiors. Gardening Utensils, SC.
These Pourhs hay. hceu iuriuc INTO south Carolina
with unparalleled success. and instances where
they have been tested have driven the common Plough
uf
The suuss rhcrs will furnish al ell times Points SC 10
suit Pluueus sold 10y them They will keep good asSott.
tuCni Co meet the demand. GRETTER q PEAKE.
ap3 doors bcoW the Ben Tavern
SELLING OFF At COST, FOH CASH
'kiE subscriber, insnsug 10 discontinue business u
Goods ~ cost vr cash Persons siing o supply tAcu
selves would to well to call His stock consists oi
the following:
Superior blue black ani fancy cclourei Cloths and Cassi
10 PLAIN figured satin and velvet Ns-tings
DO Cashmere ami SgaHsiowu
superior assortment of saiincus and cnlucsy Jeans
kcrEeys and liuscy-
French and English MCrinos
Rose Whitney aud striped Blankets
N''ts ani red flanucls
assortment of English Frcnch ami American Prints
BLACK Lead and fancy rooutsd Nousun &c Lanes snd
superior Black md blue black Gro 10 Rhine siIks
Plain and frurrI 1uCy roluurrd silks
10 DO d1 black Enmiaziues
Checked Striped AMI plain Jacsnnctt, SWISS Mushns lui
timbUrs
Irish Linens, lawns and p,arcrs
luf, ~ AMI a. Dluts. Table Cloths
Damssk Napkins aud Towels
Plain aud hcmatic he'd linen r,fnhur Hlkfs
Linen Cambria ami french Laws
%, - and 81 Bet Ticking
Real English long Cloth
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11

JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
TUT President sud Directors have rclarcd dividend o
yer cent which viii be paiito the ockhollers on
or afcr the l5Iii instant.
ms wM sINToN, Secretary