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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18
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vV'llESE PILLS longer among those of donbtfui
dl,v launched upon the tide OF experiment. aud
stand before the public as high IN fpuiaon and ~ extern
ylv employed IN all ot the United States the Cana
dns, Texas Mexico and the West Inlics any medicine
that has been prepared Tor the rclet ot suffering
them, aud there are bat lew that do contain
remarkable evidences OF tlrir good efets The
10000 upwards of five hundred Of which from gulnr
practising physicians who are the most competent Judges Of
tlrr
Oen have performed by this medicine heen the
subject of editorial comment in snrions spupers and
Journals and may with 'h be asserted TINT no medicine
oin kind has received testimonials OF greater value
they are in general use as family medicine and there
thousands families who declare they salts
fed unless they have supply always ON hand.
vcr< Fever aud Asue Dyspepsia Liver Complaints Sick
Headache. Jaandlrc Asthma, DropSy, Rhtunntism. En-
a,g1ent the Spleen. pIcs Choic Female Instructions
Heart Burn, Fnred Tongue, Nausea. D>tension of the
Slr'ntth anl bowels lncp~n nIrh~n, tl"lnience. Tia
htutl CoyenfS 81 Appetite, Boieie' or Snlow Com
zion and IN all cases OF Iorpor of the Bowels where
calartc "prrirnt isneeded. They are exceedingly
mild il hr operation, producing neither gripping
Theeicncy oftcsc Pills we'll known, and their use
general rhal iuuhc comment rou.lerd unrcc ..ary
Prepared hy JOS. pEESIiA Pr TIERS. NJ d. No las
Iibrtv street, New York. Each box conlansiO Pills.
~ BE careful and enquire for Peters Vegetable Pills.
They tor sale in Lynchburg the Dug Stores Of
iomEL Dhvi 1Es
,n,aoe A AEen'.
IIRGINll:-At rules held in the Clerks Office OF Nelson
county Count, on The first Monday IN September 1871:
Thomas smoot and Cla'sSa his wife, Plaintiffs,
aednSt
William Iaync and Mary his WIFI, Bennmin Printer and
Nancy his vie, fhous La,nr and Med his wife, Samuel
wie George Layne, " iham Via aud Willy his wife,
Thomas Loyne' aud Ad'mson Berry and Sarah his wife,
IL CHANcrRY.
The Defendant, William la,ns aud Mary his wife, BEN
jnmn lrater aud Nancy his lie Thomas Laync and Mildred
ms Snnual La and Peggy his wife, Layne
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18
TO .NECH.x.v'ICS.

nNlIE undersigned, commissioners appointed by
l. the county court Of Campbell, VIII, on Saturday
the h dly OF December next, II LeesvIllc, IN SAID
County let To the highest bidder, the building
ii u Bulge across Goose Creek. al thar place. The
undertaken viii he allowed until the lst day Of
Dc mber ls42 If deslre'l,) To complete the work,
and will be required To enter Into bond with sccu-
my ior is construction accnrding 10 contract. One
Thousand dollars Of The money pad when compile
ted-ba,nce ist If December, 1S42.
GE n l. k A Il T. N.
The bridge 10 be supported by stone absrnents.
- feet WIDE IUleci thick, and about IS ieet high,
from low water ma,k-go,ng down SIX iect below
the bed Of the Creek, commencing upon large nm
bets tnnotd) unless rock foundation Is found
nearer the surface; Nv" wing walls on each bank
"a feet ihlck Al boi"m, AT Top, commence with
The abutnents. aud for iaur ieet nearest the abut-
inents, Ia ,onilnue the same depth under ground.
tie residue to ascen nd with the banks, gong down
sol i dui fp, teuniaiIon. Wood work 10 be bullI
upon lie laiilcr plan. Braces 81 Ieei iong 10 ch-
es b, 3 SUNG pieces 81 ieet long, - inches by ;,
10 be covered aud weatlierboaried with heat pune
lumber. he distance from nne abuiment iolhe
Other IS 100 feet. Stone. Timber, and Saw Mills.
plenty aud Convenient.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18
.Irv.rrON WANTED.

A YOUNG YlRGINlAN. graduate OF DIS
n ,ingnished Colegein Virginia. having had SEW
.,aI wears experience IN teaching, desires 'ana'
lion as teacher fpr the ensuing year IN some hedhy
neighborhood IN Virginia OF No'th C",oi'na' oa',
,sf.ct.,x testimonials of his moral character ami
qualifications a. a teacher can be furnished. App,
to the Editors Of he Vngin'an.
Oct. % WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18
U.ygE.IT .VOTIC.".

ATTY MILLS are nov ready la start, with new
VI iron gear on the best plan. with wafer from
the Canal. so thai sAs be able TO do double the
business heretofore done. Farmers are invited 10
give me a call. when they shall receive in CASH
the he sht ul the marker FOR their Wheat when de-
I,e,rJ DAVID STAPLES.
Sept q vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18
WILL P.1PEK.

M r. have Iust opened iaige and well select d
w ass"uu,cni al French and American Papei
HANGiNGS. aud Velvet aud Common Botdern,
PAPER, which viii sell 10" fr cash.
PAYNE x GREGORY.
Sent 6 IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18

VIRGINIA 10 Wit
AT Rules held in the Clerks office of Roanoke Cir
cnit Superior Court of Law and Chancery, for month of
November 1871
John FnriS Plaintiff,
IIenr, Martin Lewis Martin snnc Martini Abraim Mar
tin Julia Martini Andrew Reynolds, and Sarah his
wife, late Sarah Martin katherine Martin, Aray Kaby
Mnitin Mary Martin. John Martin, Stephen Martini tho
three las, infants under the OF 81 years. and Katy Mar
tin, widow OF David Martin deed. Defendants.
IL CuANCERY.
The Defendants Henry Martin. Lewis Martin and saac
Martin not Ia, entered their appearance aud given secur
" according 10 the rules ui this Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, TINT they inhabitants Of this
Commonwealth il ordered that the said Defendants do
pear here on the first Monday in JnnnHrv the
Plaintiffs Bill, and that copy of this order he inserted for
two months successfully, published IN
the town Of L., hrburg, mud posted the front door of tho
courthouse of this county. Cop,-reste,
+. JOHNSTON, elk
Nov. 4 w2m
Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Supe
"A nor Court of Law aud Chan Tor Patrick county at
the Courthouse 'herooion the 4t day Of October 1871
Jesse A. Ingram Plaintiff,
Peter Boss Defendant.
IN CHANCFRY
The defendant not having entered hs appearance and CIV
security according the of ASSEMBLY, and re rules OF
tins Court aud appearing hv satisfactory evidence that he
an inhahtant OF this commonwealth, m oon OF the
appear here the first Monday in December and an
swer the Plaintiff BILL and that copy Of this order be forth
witlruished in the Lvnchinrg Nnginan months sue
cessey and that another copy be posted the front door
OF the Courthouse OF this county.
Copy-Testc
October II WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18

A + Citcuii Superior Court Of Law and CHI.
"A Gerry, continued by adjournmrnt aud hrld
Tor The county Of Amhers', al the conr, hou'e, On
Saturday. The Ih day OF 5 pember. lS4l.
Jnd th II an ard .nd Peter &. Han.ard who sues
by the sad judith iianslrd, his mother aud next
tiend, Pldlntihs,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-09
,surn EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
by JOHN N. BASKlN.
,rpus OF SUBSCRIPTION.

hCRMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,
H. year's subscription SO il paid in adj
II al if paid within six months after
y cl subscribing; or S. If not paid until
'1iraion of the year.
sTERMS OF ADVERTISING.
.stti.ements will be inserted at The rate Of
lrrr SQUARE for The first insertion, and 50
n each week theraher-ten lines or less
Mn a square. The number of insertions
a must be noted on the margin of the
sript, or they wall he inserted until forbid,
Med accordingly. Advertisements from
I'D must be accompanied with the Cash.
,srti:ements and Communications of a
Il nature, will be charged double the
Ifpte;.
usuncng candidates for county Offices, will
,scb for State and District offices $40.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-09
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

I'M WILL sell to the highest bidder for
Il cash, before the court house door OF
Holmes county, on the Bird Monday, the
18th day of October next, the following
described property, situate, lying and be-
log in the town of Tchula, 10 wit:-Lots
numbers 95, 90, 81 and 80. on main
street.
Assessed as the property Of VIM. Land
tax due 25 cents.
JOS. WALTON, TcHc.
Sept ls. 4o-tds P 100
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-09
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

W WILL sell 10 the highest bidder foI
cash, before the Court house door OF
Holmes county, on the Sd Monday in
October next, the following described pro-
per,y, to wit:-the west half south west
quarter, section 10, township ID, range 2
east I; containing so acres more or less,
and is adjoining the plantation OF Thomas
Rule. ~ .,.
Assessed as the property of William
Bragg-tax due dl Acts.
JOS. WALTON, &C nc.
Sent Is 45-tds %.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-09

for il must be obvious to all that the day OF
safe and profitable bankings past. Thus
we go. The morbid appetite Of federalism
was to keen too wait for regular session
of Congress. An extraordinary sessi6n
must be called to build up, in hot haste
this complicated fabric, of debt, bank, and
tariff. The "relief" bill before US issb6s
toretaste of what is in store for Us. AL
this rate, the Fedora Government will,
soon envy the coalition of the most en-
barrassed among the States
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-09

lHE WAY THEY ADMINISTER JUSTICE IN
TExAs.-The following is the report of
certain proceedings recently had before
John L. Jeiers, Esq, high judicial
officer of the republic of Texas, who IS
thus described:
The above named individual is from
New Jersey, and II he had lived in the
days OF Hogarlh, he might have been i'm.
mortaIised in oil colors. He is four feet
six inches high, and six feet in thickness,
with an abdomen worthy Of Falstaff.--
When dressed out in his mud pumps,
hunting shirt and Mexican chapeau, he
looks the fac smile Of the Jack OF Clubs.
His nose resembles a vermIlion pear,
half way buried in a basket OF strawber.
rleS. The following is a report Of pro.
ceedlrgs had before him at the last court.
Republic of Texas,)
jim Donegan, ~.
The testimony was conclusive against
the accused, aud the prosecuting attorney
declined summing up.
Magistrate.-You must speak on this
case, or d--n me, I'll discharge the crim-
Inal. You caa't cone il over old Jeifers
by laying low and playing dummy. My
Judgment is that the prisoner stole the
mule; but as he is poor man, this en-
tirely does away with the criminal inten>
ton which constitutes theft, as brother
Bill used to say III the Jarseys, in similar
cases, and brother Bill was first chop
lawyer.
Then, as there was no criminal inten.
ton, the mule will belong to the prisoner,
who will be discharged on paving tho
aayis Tor contempt OF court, in not arguing
the case and producing the law. The
court will now adjourn all cases on
the docket till more ice arrives from New
Orleans, for the court prefers ice in liquor
this hot weather; aud the parties must
bring il in literally when il arrives, or
thew will be erased from the docket.
Them's old Jefors' sentiments. Now
slope. - Chicago American.
*The brig is an old bulk which was Griyen a
shore in lS37-the hold ofwhich, in the absence
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-09

From CARTHAGENA.-By private
letters received in New York, intelli-
gence from Carthagena via Jamaica,
to Aug. % is received. This insur-
gent General, Carmona, with his troops
was in the vicinity of Carthagena, and
prevented any provisions reaching that
city for the interior. The inhabitants
were suffering severely from the scar
city of food. 1t is stated that Ameri-
can citizens in the vicinity of Cartha-
gena are subject to all manner of Sc
we're treatment from the insurgentpar-
", and are Obliged TO look lor dellv-
erance from the tyranny or lawless
Irapine ofthe contending parties,to the
powers of Great Britain and France.
! Both of these nations have ships of
war there; but the United States has
not a single vessel in that vicinity to-
afford protection 10 her interests, or
relief to her citizens, who may chance
to become embarrassed in any difficult
ty.-[Cresent City.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-09

RIOT IN ST.. LOUIS. A Rev. Mr. Bird
attempted to preach few Sundays SINCE
in ST. Louis in the North Market. Sev-
eraI persons kicked up oise,and inaliy
seized the reverend preacher and dragged
him through the streets, threatening 70
take him to the calaboose. The riot 10
alleged to have been committed by Ger
mans. Two have been arrested. One
named Waddingham was fined $50, and
in default Of payment has been ordered 10
the work house. Another was on trial.
Pic.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-09

FIRE. On Monday night, between
10 and Ii O'Clock, fire broke out in
the kitcken of house in Morales, be-
tween Union and Frenchmau's streets
Third Municipality. Before assis-
tauce could be made available, six
kitchens mall were burnt; and moth
ING but the strenuous exertion of the
6remen saved two or three dwelling
houses. Crescent City.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-09

0rThe Nntchez Courier says--"Com.
mon Sense, will be attended to in our next"
Glad to see you coming on 80 well.--Ib.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-09

*The brig is an old bulk which was Griyen n
shore in l837--the hold ofwhich, in the absence
Of better accommodation, is used for a Jail.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-07

The Wheeling G.zs,,e states that on Friday last
the great mail both for the east and west Of that
city, was stopped at the toll gate FIVE miles out on
the National Road, by the Superintendent, under
an order from the Board of Public Works Of V,rgi.
MIA. The Gazette adds:
For some lime past difficulty hes existed be-
tween the Board and tue contractor in regard to
loIl-the one demanding and the other refusing its
phyment-and on that day the matter was brought
10 CRISIS by the stage carrying the mail being pro-
hlblted from passing the gate without piyirg up
lhIs was positively refused, and after Iemalntng on
the spot for some hours, the mail from the East was
taxed back TO Tuadelphis, where 1t remained until
our postmaster, on his own responsibility, sent out
a conveyance and had il brought to town. The
mail from the West was carried back ana deposit
ed IN our post office. On Saturday morning, tho
mail each way passed through, our postmaster pay
ing the toll ans VIC suppose this arrangement will
continue until orders are received from head quar-
teTs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-07

MONEY AND BUSINESS NATTrps

MUNt1 AND BUSINESS MATTERS.
United States Bank Stock was offered yesterday
rs low as ISL The notes Of the institution sold at
a depreciation Of % per cent This We believe 10
be worse condition than has heretofore existed
since the suspension Of the Bank. The truth is, the
Bank Is considered by many in almost a hopeless
condition; and those who have so long sn,ispated
some Improvement, begin to despair. No change in
the Money Market. Good paper can be readily
negotiated at from to Q per cent. per annum
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-07

Va wellsburg Lottery. Class g, Tor lSil-To be drawn
AZ Alexandria saturday, Ssh August. lSl. Capitals
przc ol sihWu jlh .1u. 1900 3uJ, 2<97, 90 OF lut
% OF 5J % Of 2 Uoi 80 &c. TGkcis SiU-sharcs ia
proportion certificates Of packages Of p whole uckcs
vii be scGt &T slO-sLIres ia proportion.
For Tcke;s ami Shares or Certificates OF Packages in
any Of the above splendid Lotteries yfry pErtic
address u, NJ. HOYT a co.
Richmond Va.
OTdersfor Tickets from any part the United taos by
mail or otherwise enclosing cash prize
FULLY received and executed 10y return mall with the same
prompt Aicnuonas personal application, AMI the result
sent ~ Tequcstcd imm ediIclv after the Drawng-f
idlTesseito u. NJ. HOIT a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-07
PRoTEcrloN INSURANCE COMPANY

NJ INN q 4 N'ial't p'NNs
THIS Company offers to Insure Houses sforcs Mills
factories Barns, and The contents nj carh together
Loss OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
iu" raicsot premium o,rct as low ls those Of any
similar institution, aud ryry orc has upTnrtIuIry. for
small sum 20 Doc projected against the Gavprrs ofs o..
sruclNc element which cNsu roo single hour, Sweeps
away TIE earn ugs of many years.
TIC eours the ONCE pursuss in iranslrinc ifs business
500 n INC abusing ans pyucut OF os.cr, ptuuIf an
NnNlh furicrms of Insurance, aus tCurwa ~ rofr.rs
arp'yfo HENRY CLARKE
Who mas been aIpuintrt AErUt tut the
fr u ~ tiIVrf Richmond 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-07
THE UNITED STATES LOAN

Parcels OF the United States Loan for sl2, 600 OOO
nave been offered in Philadelphia at par for specie,
out without success. A broker informed us YES
erday that nc offered to take 100000 and give
Philadelphia bank notes, but this was declined.
The interest is only per cent per annum.-IseR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-07
$50 REwARn

IL .ii t'' .llusc flhef. the 20th Iuy
- NtRtg hEN named HENRY ono ZGCH Ue1yy 49,
H., - Z. Maiihsws Court House in June by Lump
-aeonl - ears Of age Eve fest6 sr Inches
q, Ei,s VII. in 19uces'cr o. York county Zach Is
7 - .''' .oW r.ged- anI siammcrs when spoken TO-
= '. .l. A. INC Bel Tavern, Of Mr. VIM q Irnss
u 'n NrM hrui will give Guy dollars Tor s,ei 81 ,f'.'
L'I''Iel to inc Ia Richmond, OF twenty 4vs ,r,r a.,
again. '"' p.;,s,gI ,an sct ne "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-07
n. Y. MARKETS-Aur. ).

COTTON-The sales this morning are quite
l'Ght' For the two previous days they amounted
to about 1900 bales.
FLOUR-We have no change to notice. We
continue our quotations ST for Geuessce, common
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-07
BY ROBERT HILL & co.

REGULAR SALE DhYs-MyndaSs y.t,..,yo,,. -, ID,
lI1ddyI sale for Horses, every 'ursay Cal .dv.n
oes H41e ON Goods sent 10 our Aucuon.
WI DC solo by NJ on MONDAY ~. 9Th Of August rom
uencIns At - O'Clock, in front Of our hIe,f, So
1i.i .hd hehe" Furniture, Dry GOOis. Clothing
GROCERIES, &c conss'ns In par. Of ' '''H'
City made Bu aud Tables
bedsieads, Cots, CuTed Hair ant shrck N,tr,s..s
Rocking Charz ~ ''a''aSses
10 bids of Bacon
zap, Tobacco. Lemons
sack Salt, Claret Wine, &c
ALSO,
large Lot Of NnriherE AMI City made Chilling con.
oi every Kind together with Hats, Shoes Trunks
nsp' few crates Of CroeseTy, by retail.
VIII also be agi~ito he above a fe- ns. Fe,thsr r.
ahd u Gdins. 3 or new saidles
1H' T. II & co. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-07
MURRAYs CONDEMNED soLUTIo> rs;
MAGNEsIA

\ the nIiI state Mssues,, tIIsrs tt,of readily ant ,
y exempt from the danger Of forming cnncTeisns in the
NSs - iabI. Q" occur To nctsnns using solid Marnssa
ses OF which are 4 tailcl - I!rlnfe and others
ne condensed solution in distilled 4-o free from
h,i' Lime aLi other impurities ahouu,or in Cr,,n
90 IalCu.i MaEucsia; It's superiority as snsrs over
,o 'e =, operations is noS universally T. Ell
uots particularly since Ic injurious consequence te
~, I'm h,ir l,uni-tratpn were pointed out by Doe
ted 'tlt a-=e loses Cironl'o OF soda or Po,as ,ne
ihe tln' eause uaOu u the Lungs. en- son Va
~, ianoc 'cober H. ls5s ant January Sch and Iab
49, u y moreover well known that many COMPLAINS
originate from aci's formed the stomach eyCnfu.IIy
prevailing the sys'on where. 10y her scrDonious cIs
~ hey procure deceased ,cuon. and us become he C
gmug csuse of such affections ~ Gcut C;r.yeI -
scases, on! Dyspepsia depending ON the IRE
,'Lee OF acid matters the s,uuarch Ricksus oI SP
ing 81 the bones by ACIDS dtssoIvinu the l %,
zen u.e bones ase iormei In scroiuls, Evil the hu
N. - are acii"ous For such dsordered conditions as
VI. oi'so"g' TINS Alkaline solution is once teal and
This pleasing Fuio .sfe Tor all ages and co,,;, ~
til9eI SCI anh being mild apereut u peculiarly bench
r. - 'aih l'L cons - th'-e who indulge table
cp'licsihe Magu"sa which s,ris easy test OF Is ma.
securcstO itthe confidence OF tho NeEIcsl Prois.i5,
AZ lhcsc 'unsances directed the general adaptation
Duncan, i1 the EuuhuES Dspeusary and long rsvioni
70 ms rracc" established iis efficacy IT, reu6yin. acid.
es ala, ac Irritation Of the Stomach or Urinary Organs
~ ls oNn& uEe aais aud consequently JlC b,s re.
Combining the advantages OF useful me ticius with ia.
pleasures 81 delightful link ID s-Ylvu. tn distilled va
ter what vas hitherto mechanically suspended ike white
~asi-a'uE.scIinz the tender stomach Of Gc nf,t,
and nhtm the pleasing ghurss Of tie clear soJtioT ~
pace OF The discussing potion OF nsnub.e pssle-ena5ng
th msEntsi ip be 80 ufey divided, ANT largely ,I
ted a. % come ia contact win every partce OF aci 70
enie me ahsnben;s. 10 penetrate CysTy pore and ever,
gran MOI only 10 correct the acids 10 their uascrf STAT.
ouI 10 ol" AMI correct those already deposited In any
ea'J 81 the system, Of the effects long eTnsr
Snc"i iroW administering magncsia In the nuIf sis;e
whereas ne s3-I earth heavy disgusting and undissoly
, thNtNf'l lu me mucous % which abrades the sto
mach ors trnots and couc!UEs causing SO sness on.
preston amt pam, or changed neutr. ss n n M.
safe. ~ ''''N u u'i
further supply just received, for safe by
aut ALEXANDER DUVAL d co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-07

S35,2y5 Capital, and - drawn Nos. out Of -.
Va Monou-aii Lntcry, NJ ~ 1871 To bc tc.
tcTunci 10y tho drawing OF the Union Lottery Class No
sil' 10 he drawn a. Alexandria, G. Saturday, zlsr
August, 1871. GranISch'mc-6 so .i IU55. sos 4uuD
SHs, 2isD. 9Ol I7jn I6.u, Jlp, IilU 1902 I25h lalD
GOT Uu ~ 1T 20, ~ Of 20 ~ e 2ND &c. Tickets sIU
halves n quarters ~. Certificates II Packages Of rs
whole uckeis. sI3J-shaIe- in plononlon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-07
WI BOOTH,

OfuOLS IERER AND PAPER. HANGER.
-Four doors below the Exchange Bank.
Tue subscriber has received by SHINE G fs latest arr
walls irou france, large and splendid assortment I'D
fal'f uanEngst with Bordering of every description H
maj ~ winch Doe adrion % bic former stock of American
aus french Papers makes Ia assortment superior To- Huy
Doc has cretuorc exhibited a which DC will ruf rr iu H
he1eH manner aud on The most moderate terms, both
Town ai county hc slsn Keeps hand and mukcs fo
nrHcr. tcahct Beds HAIR Moss ami Sruck W4ffrassrs
'urains and Carpets A orders thlnkfly received and
c'cc cd stnc sh'iicsi notice sud u the best manner
~ " cu6t MN BOOTH
?. old Mattresses repaired, AMI Gather Bets tenoys
ted. aud male aa new ~ 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-07
NOTICE.
" + It + K SPILL MAN.

DRAP r AM TdILtP
ihIte toOTs below Eareys Hotel ue1t door 10 Nh
VITA Mitchell, Jeweller.
Late OF FredericksbuTs
A. located hiEs II in the City OF Kichmond. he has
on hani and will continue to keep, a stock Of fret
DClls In MS ne and respectful solcts share OF
IDl- aronaEe; and 10 his oil freni and Customers
~ Wou1 beg leave TO say, their orders sill be thankful
Ahn exec uted IN the besf style, with the
sne proup ness when they ~. nom Frcier
wherever directed. '' 4. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-07
DANIEL BTRTON PLEAS
TARLToN w. ELLIS.
CALABGIA LIQUORICE-

I'm GASES superior Cllahrit Lielorice warranted
~ qua. TO anT in this country and ituporreI t,rc,
aln uy ny Orders With view tits marEet ana ,r -
~ OF HaruAeturcTs will be sold al as Ios ra,ss 49,,
III ot a'"rlel a. And having been bought with Toprv
~ sc'' A. bow similar can be bought Tor ,
ne % app! TO Aessrs. ssml F. Adie a Co orto
- -. JAMES GRAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-07

hlcNantria, Va on S,turi ", Augdst u. 1871, the Viz
gina iccsburg Lottery Class NJ iIr 1911, will be drawn
Grand tapiis-sSlU, 10000 t5D. JOyO. 5kn 2jOn 2igI
go ~, Sc Tickets ouly $40, halves 8, quarters 10
In proportion.