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ANOTHER CASE OF ARREST AND IMPRI-
p. E- sONMENT .-saa

The following is handed to us, for publication,
as copy of letter communicated to the Sc
cretary of State. We have no knowledge of
the character of the author ofthe letter, but are
informed by him that he had seen the Bishop of
Detroit in Rome, and vouched for the truth and
soberness of his address to the Government
We are not fully aware of the extent of the
their allegiance to him, but we had supposed
that his supremacy was only spiritual, and did
not profess to extend to temporal matters, or to
the lives and liberties of American citizens
We know not to what conditions Bishop REESE
may have subscribed as the price of his lib
erty, but as an American citizen, claiming
the protection of his Government, he is en-
titled to it, unless he has been guilty of
some crime against the laws where he is i'm
prisoned. The arrest and Imprisonment of
Mcleod, under more justifable circumstances for
aught that we see, set England in blaze. What
will Americans say and do if it shall appear that
one of their citizens has been arrested and in
carcerated by foreign power, without any vio-
lation of civil or criminal lava
TO THE HON. DANIEL WEBSTER, SECRE-
TARY OF STATE.
SIR II hasten to make known to the Government
of the United States of America, fact of serious
character, and highly interesting to tie national dig
nifty of the country.
The Bishop of Detroit, Michigan, Mr.. REESE, an
American citizen, is confined in dungeon of Rome
-.,:.kz tk l.,.n
consequently without the knowledge of the American
Minister resident there-a target for the blacklist
lumnies and victim of the most atrocious persecu-
tons from his colleagues here in religious matters he
was summoned to Rome towards the end of 1885, if |
am not mistaken; and in 1899, when l made his ac-
quantance, he was confined in Convent under an
ecclesastic prosecution On the process being COM
pleled he ordered to resign. This he refused
do; and then he was thrown into dungeon, perhaps
of the Inqusition where three other Bishops ly
ing. There he is overwhelmed with sufferings, and
tortured to oblge him to resign and all possible
were taken to prevent him from invoking the
protection of the diplomatic agents of his country
A similar case had happened to the Bishop of Phila-
delphia, Mr. Conwell But this prelate, whilst in the
same position of Mr.. Rese was fortunate enough to
make MS escape from fome anu, arrested In fars,
under Charles the Xth by order of the Pope, sci
at liberty through the Intervention of the American
Minister.
Thinking that the Government of the United
States to look upon their citizens under no re
gous aspect but merely free citizens of this Union,
could scarcely believe but that, in consequence Of
this disclosure, ready and eficacous steps will be
taken to cause the Papal Government to be called to
account for such scandalous abuse of its spiritual
power have the honor to be
Your most obedient servant,
BERNARDIUS CASTELLI.
Washington, D. c., July 10, l841
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IN SENATE,
FRIpAY, July l6, 1874!

Mr.. TALLMADGE presented petition of citi-
Gems of New York city, and also of Rochester, New
York, for a Bankrupt law.
Mr.. EVANS presented resolutions passed at a
meeting of citizens of Bangor, Maine, recommending
the passage of Bankrupt law; all which were laid
on the table.
Mr.. MOUTON presented remonstrance Of cIti-
zens of New Orleans against the bill for the extern
sion of the port Of New Orleans.
The resolution relative removals from office was
laid over, at the request Of Mr.. BENTON, till to-
morrow.
The following resolution, offered by Mr.. WOOD
BURY some days since, was taken up;
Resoiped, That the Secretary of the Treasury be
requested to furnish the Senate with copy of any
authority he may have received from the President OF
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AND PISTOLS IN THE NAVAL
SERVICE,

1t appears, by report from the Navy Department.
that there now belonging to the Navy 1858 mus.
kets, 1926 pistols. Of these there in store 1898
muskets, and 1856 pistols and on board ships and
vessels, $3.50 muskets, and z, 260 pistols.
CoLTs carbines and pistols are considered weapons
of the most approved construction for future service
These cost 43 "a for the former, and 1923 SO for the
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73fP0.
HAROLD.

Al Tallahassee, Florida, on the ID int, ROBERT
r. REID, late Governor of Florida.
-, At Lexington, Kentucky, on the Sd inst. Mr..
HuMpaaEY MARSHALL, at an advanced age. He was
formerly Senator in Congress.
At Nashville, Tennessee, on the Sd inst, W. II.
HUNT late proprietor Of the Nashville Banner
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OFFICIAL.

ABNER NASH OGDEN, Judge Of the United
States for the District of Louisiana.
JOHN CHAMBERS, Governor Of the Territory
of lava. ..-.a.
OHIO H. w. STuLL, Secretary of the Terri
tory of Iowa. ..
GEORGE C.. BATES, Attorney of the United
States for Michigan. go ... -
" CoURrLAND CUSHING, Attorney of the United
States for Indiana. .s.a... ... ..rasa.a@.@
RoBERT HANNA, Marshal of the United States
for Indiana
..'. COLLECTORS OF THE CUSTOMS.
PARKER SHELDON, Bath Me.
JOSEPH CACHES, Alexandria, DC.
HENRY w. KINsMAN, Newburyport, Mass.
CHAs. w. KELso, Pressure Isle, Pa.
CHAs M SMITH, Perth Amboy, NJ.
Moses SHAW, Wiscasset Me. ..
NAVAL OFFICER.
Taos. M. CLARK, Newburyport, Mass.
SURVEYORS.
MARTIN FRAsURE Swansborough, N. c.
STEPHEN DANIEL, Salem, Mass.
SURVEYOR GENERAL.
WILLIAM PELHAM, Surveyor General for Ar
kansas.
DEPUTY PosTMAsTERs.
WILLIAM JONES, at Washington, d. c.
WILLIAM DEBuYs, at New Orleans.
PLArT B. FAIRcHILD, at Ogdensburg, N. Y.
WILLIAM STUART, at Chicago, Ill.
CHARLES L. PORTER, at Hartford, Conn.
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.
COLLECTORS.
JOHN N. SHERBuRNE, Portsmouth, N. H.
HENRY ADDISON, Georgetown, D. G.
JAMES G. HAMPTON, Bridgeton, NJ.
NAVAL OFFICER.
JOHN McCLINTocK, Portsmouth, N. H.
SURVEYORS.
GEORGE H. CocKRELL, Dumfries, Va.
ROBERT EDMoNDs, Carriers Creek, Va.
ELKANAH FRENCH, Bristol, RI.
HENRY CURTIS, jacksonville, La.
LAND OFFICERS.
REGISTERS.
WILLIAM Polk, Fort Wayne, la.
WILLIAM T. NOEL, Charlottesville, la.
RECEIVERS.
SAMUEL LEWIS, Fort Wayne, la.
WILLIAM G. ARMSTRONG, Jacksonville, la.
JEREMIAH GROVER, Winemac, la.
ATTORNEY OF THE U. 9.
CHARLES ANTHONY, Attorney of the U. S.
for the District of Ohio.
MARsHALs OF THE U. 8.
GERvAIs FoNTENoT, for the Western Distric
of Louisiana.
DEMAs ADAMS, for the District of Ohio.
WILLIAM B. BLACKBURN, Jr., for the Distric
of Kentucky.
WARDEN OF THE PENITENTIARY.
JOHN B. DADE, Warden Of the Penitentiary il
the District of Columbia.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Edgar Snowden, Reuben Johnson, John w
Minor, George w. P. Gusts, and Tench Ring
gold, in the county of Alexandra, in the Distrie
of Columbia.
John Wells, Jr., Robert Getty, Nathan Lut
borough, William w. Stewart, and John D
Clarke, in the county of Washington, in sal
District
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NEW BOOKS-Just published and for sale BY F

NEW BOOKS.-Just published and for sale by F.
~ TAYLOR
The HISTORIANS, or the Lost Tribes by Doctor A.
Drant containing evidence Of their identity their
manners, customs and ceremonies with illustrations
of Scripture Prophecy, together with the travels othe
The Martyrs of Science by Sir David Brewster,
being the lives of Calico, Tycho Brshe and Kepler,
vol so cents.
Iceland, Greenland and the Farce Islands, l vol.
being nYmber l3l Of Harpers' Family Library, with
maps and engravings, SO cents. July 10
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NOTICE is hereby given that an election Of nina
" Directors of the Union Company, and for nine
Directors of the Union Potomac Company, win be
held at the office OF James VIM McCulloch, in Balti-
more, on the third Monday in July next
By order Of the Board:
june 24-law3w D. GREEN, President,
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In this, the amount required for the cur
rent service of the year, was
For the Wal Department
For the Home Squadron
For ordnance, &c.
For a reserve fund
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The bill authorizing loan oftwelve millions of dol
lars was then read.
stated the condition of the Treasury and the necess
~ of this oan Immediately. He first called the atten
ton of the Senate to the statement Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury In this the amount Of appropriations
for the current year estimated at 24 ,2l0 600
There additional appropriations required in the
War Department to the amount oftwo and half mil.
lions dollars This added, made about twenty seven
millions
The Secretary had omitted about one and half
millions required for a home squadron, for ordnance,
and for navy pensions, which, added, would make
twenty eight millions and over. But according 10 his
statement the wants of the year were $26, 73l 600,
and the means OF the year, which he (Mr Clay would
examine in detail as all Senators had the docu-
ments before them, in which the information
tanned, were $40 10000 But it estimated that
there were Treasury Notes outstanding and amount
ing to little upwards of six millions dollars. But
during the last quarter of this year and the early part
of year. there would be farther sum Of six mil
lions wanted for the purpose Of redeeming the Trea-
sury Notes which are out The who amount that
could be used at this moment actually issued and
out and of course il would be necessary to provide tor
their payment in the last quarter of this and the two
first quarters of the next year. SIX millions would be
twelve millions, which was the amount Of the
Loan Bill The Secretary proposed an additional
Of four millions reserve fund. But the com
mittee of the House, and the House itself instead Of
giving that, had not reserved single dollar Amin
mediate loan the of twelve millions of dol
lars necessary to meet the current expenses OF
the present year. without paying of the treasury
notes falling due during the latter end OF this and
the first Of next year. Now on that ground exclu,
ding the and half million Of dollars required
for the Navy Department the wants OF the Treasury
were twelve millions; and this excluded all reserve
funds That was the Secreary's view.
He would present another short view, which
taken chiefly from documents in the Treasury.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26

I'VE are receiving Eai Supply OF Agricultural Ian
Ter aNsorni. NJ than has offered To The yirrin
Farmers u IL now longer necessary for our
=, vuh Ny,n ioi lh" implements as they find them
''ur ARRANGEMENTS (ma,le few weeks pssD are such
line, at factory pices; and svin- b,i TrcrniIS
hs business Affords pie TO hear the stIyrcs
lions of our Planters In or ci ma we NAV bay
ns sctured Tor them that will adapted To our stat
We snail use our best enirsvaursi the ~, s,. m
uial Community aud shall re- eivei- patronage
sct At en'ion 10 their drTs, anJ E,ng the brsi
implements at the nwcsi prices. can obtain ms emf 0r
assortment consists, in Ea't' Of The following. viz:
Pioughs-l, - Rand horse
Green twlid Plll.hs-2. and horce
. lt,uths l. snd3 horse. Every TsTmer who
mas hiu on his place should supply hins-if IN on. "t
these PouEhs, pIeyrIts the soil from SasInr ~ u
, ,'ono.e mould bo1Td Plough, for opening burrows
The castings of these Ploushs sunerr q, an, Thin,
Nei OVER diu this market, ami Chilled which render,
i s,u, anu o. The same time tough : they viii last
rong onr prices for these superior Pcushs are low
rsS .. me e9mncn slough have heresoiore been.
n'us Facnt straw Gutter
ii"Ney's do Gui.lOtHo do
Ronsrles NOurse & Mason's 10
Roussc., Nour,c q M.son's Corn Shelter,
on, hsI les , do do, with aud with
DO double do do do do L.,
Wheat Fans, from two or three manufacturers ~ W.
Improved Horse Power
Com ami Cob CTusher
handlers Improved Double Harrow
Expanding 'u!lSa;oIs, three different kinds
Hand
Manure Forks and Rakes
Spades AMI -h"v's, fom three or four f.rrorie.
Gram rcnurs aud shovcls
Patent IhufE-, an entirely article
Garden AMI Pus'nc Hoes
t"Seiir wii almost every article essarv for p,n,
non. s mistaken iics, thai uCcslsc PDu. al ?
qi'nty high u s.vss pleasure 70 ~, /. our ssSnrt
nsi an sye the Lest ioo1uf thrir cheapness Ca!i on
P.s -Garten Seeds and Fruit Trees " ne
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
THOMAs m HOTCuKIss.

OppIsue the Oid Eagle Hotel Lot.
AN now opening sud o1sr Tor sale unusually low pr.
COS, 10 Couch Makers, raiders and Harness MAKERS
lu.i FupTy NJ Goods, consisting IN partss follows
~ kudso Eepuc springs, from leaf inches wide
10 leaf a inches wide
rulEy, BurE, Bsrouchc and Coach TUNED srles
Brass snd silver Lamps q all sizes and variety Of pat
teTua
Turned Co'lsfs-Coach anil Baroueho Lamps
Brass and silver coucaye and piain Bands
Hrt-s aud si.vci Dash FTamre Ftump Iuiuis
stump lpnis PLACED. turain Leather, and Chasc Hides
Natitnctts anI D4m1-ks-Ot aud Brussels Carpet
large ana fpleuii assortment Ot Coach faces &c.
dfo ig assortment ~ silver brhss snd Itpanncd Har.
mess dOuntHF SuIrups Bua; al sof Erth snd
M Webh serge; hog sEns; sheep saddle Trees 81 I'll
KIND stdlcrs and harness makrT's Tools, good
ucni, superior lot Of beers HAIR "a dlers silks OF all
cODrs, sc. sc
htss full assortment % shOcmakCTs Tools and III AL
shan endeavOr 10 kccp cUurituy on hsut tu aEEurt
~ ~ s srtclss used n the alb mentioned trades
ana determincdt0 sell very small advance Tor
~ puuctuul curOmcra grou induceme however
will be offered % those who wish 10 buy fIf ensh
Az wishing ~ purchase anything in ny Tine respect.
folly invited % call before pnT .ilg el.ewnere. -
&c ~ TtIDis n HUTCUEISS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
MBROuGH, Com'r.
VI,EE,Gc.'.NnA.,.lq cotune Comfy Court, ran Jury

NIRGINIAi-In Car. line Comfy Court, ian Jury
1917 Augustus ". Mun,lay aud l. zabrIh Mund,y
pulls against zabrt Broaius, IL curN Nurieoa w
broaius, deed, and ether dctts - In CAuHrsry
in t1ts case d"crccd aud uIGr d. mt Elizabeth
BrOaius, tNccufTIN Of Morcca w BInaiiue should rem
Ger before Robert iiusn (gno app-in,ci sp.ciaI
commissioner or the purs>'J an acc"uu az the admins
traitor OF hci 'stfur John BacF; thnf
WIN. w Dickinson, sherfIo. the ,ouny OF aroine and
Commute" admir- DE- uis -! said estate, should
before same c"muts-iuTcr ouut Of ls
non winch accounts said CummtsSi.hcT 'urI III
Tectcl TO report, &c sad CouIn-s inner further iii
iccei To stale acrcc account puu nj p ~" provisions
OF tue vi" 81 slii john hates, aui the agreement
" mise between ihe parties. hnd aisb Tho
value 81 the land drvi-'dty the will john Bates To
The rlaibth hhzIbch Mundiy lie, remainder 10
her Chlldit ~, aud report 80.
John Nun ~. Snuwueu Maddox, and Lucy Ann HE WIFE,
ana Amanda, Msalt. Maria, Iudi Mar a Lewis T. and
WIN Thomas lciwirh, ani all Others
tate Of saii John bates c cs notified that shall
coed At my Office at the Bowling Green IN the county
caroline, al u o'clock NJ. the ist at November
nrG 10 carry tie said decree into eheG-at which
ans place they may attend
RuHERT nuDGIN. Special com,r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
PACK ET BoATs ron sCOTTsVILLE a.
LYNCIIBURti.
SUMMER AREA.EEMENTe

OURlron Paekot it,lis JnhN NAKsutLi. Capt Hull,
~ aud !. g. tABtiL cap tfunticy viii leave Rich.
nond from our lauuuG tr hcad of he Biein Tor Tho
above la,eson Mon,i'y wcducsdsy and Fndsy Al o.
clock, ". prccisc'y
~ this urHrrctn'u' Passengers for Tcnuesarc end
Gusyaud", viii tie detained n IyncbIuiE, AZ here
oiorc Our hotis vii with he lmc Of siszcs
from FrufIsvt.ic IN rfauTfun
THIS the cheapest aui best 70 The IN rent
Wig rl springs, and urfs many Other inducements to
travellers Tor preference
The tuvs Will be tleassd with his casy. comfortable
pass ~; t,au iui and romantic ftsttfy will
gu the adtnftfs II ufutc, aud the tis, isutd sod
hs ID cuivtied Istucs RIVER low ground Hnd . HANDS
viii rtaif, the alucu'trttrt uut utu ~ iutfe
un on atttvstat tyurHIuTa, PIr-eua choice
Il o routes Wdte ~ thur Sprurr with ~ a4su.
rance thar sial bc Ecut untWu ~ rtages running
overthc Natural nudgc and BY Dpbres Syringe snd the
other by Liberty, Tincastic and the Fweft Nrfuga
BOYD, EDhOND co.
Ri.huend, May !, lsti. 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26

is a certain, safe and If ctua remedy lor Dyson
terry, DiariG', or Lo"seness, ChoerI Morbns,
Summer Complain, Cholic, Gripping Pains, Sour
Stomich, Fiatn,ency. &c. Sr., and oil SpasmodIc
49, Nervous Diseases, SICK and nervous Head
ache, Hystera, Cramp, &c. o>G.
THIS v Of the cfBcieui, pleasant an safe com.
positions ever offered "a ttc public, for the Of
various arrangements Of the stomach aud bOre amt the
only article wnIthy at the confidence curing
CHOLERA INFANTUM or SUMNER COMPLAINT; an
III all the above diseases really acts like ClnTm.
All p"TsOussfe requested 10 try for there b. uo mis-
take about IL heinz one Of the valuable family
ctncs ever yet discovered Iunires-nsy thousands OF
certificates have been received from Physcan4 fieTaY
men, aud families Uf the first ecab ~ bearing the
arongsSt testimony In ~ syprtr too numerous publish
Also. a Iuli supply of JANNE's INDIAN EXPECIOR-
ANT and TUNIC NERMlEUGE
For sale hy LYELI, JOHNSTON g. LYELI-
SO.e hgenIs for the Proprietor,
A. J. MckNducE obI stand
ju22 Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
9 III DOZEN HOwARDs IMPROVED CHEMICAL
Or CHLORIDE SOAP, for sale, by
EAMI. e ADIE 4 co

HhMID +. NUTE q 10,
AZ nts for tue Maker
~ This SOAP possesses virtues aud properties
fUuud IN other II Is manufactured by pTacfa ~
Chemist by washing the face aud ltinds with this SOAP
every muTninz, II will make the smooth and
soft a. silk IL removes pinpes, ami blcmishes; and
those who hye usedt for shaving give the preference
20 al other kinds.
being made 81 Chloride Of soda, makes very dis
Injecting sIuclo. II those who afflicted with often
sve breath would first wet soft tooth brush, aud then
pass tovof this soap, and rub toe ce and gums there
with every morning, u will the scuTyy In the gums
aud prevent the teeth on roug aud aching,
the enamel and cure the offensive breath.
is very superior article for washing and cieans sing
sores and wounds aud preparing the flesh a. neal No
theirs sl1ud be without this soap; by washing children
Herewith prevents cars, and many rutancoua
diurioTs. Il Ia believed thar should the body be well
washed al over with this soap week. II would pre-
vent many diseases which the human holy subjected
N has pr0yedto be the beat article In for removing
Grease Paint, Tar &C. from Linen, Cotton and woollcn
. Goods
Ruhes and handkerchefs which have long lain by and
become yellow ~ being washed with this soap, will be-
/ white.
PrsuaTso sad cold. wholesale ssd retail oe 22
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
nnnwN MO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ID 49, bales tttca MCchHce, Merchants, MatpH.
e., Nas ,ua, lndisn Head. aud her approved Styles
20 do ~ PrtcfsbIta Pousn0uth, Mtssachusets lndian
Head Wsthffn, &C.
o DO 1 amid enc 90 ds
~ do 81 eEiia Heavy Bruns wick very heavy
" dp 81 faud T. Ncrfimack, Wstham aud Hamilton
nv Il, HuG M AMI STARK Mills Brown DnllrE
ea-es blcich.d DO
~ ~ 4nts blea, he'd Shiuings shoetinEs com.
pri-tug fui sssUumsnt
20 bales Cotton OZnabufgz, 81 the most approved syes
manufactured In NtrEinis.
We will sei the shows Sc low as they be purchased
.iJ KENT, kendall ATwATER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
ROYAL PARRISH,

ROYAL PARRISH,
(Cary SirettO
HAS ius received his F.l STOCK OF Groceries. which NJ
,b. 1oii,,,irs -oC'Is ~
'''s en- bbN r,T,e Rico and n Orleans Sugar.
10 40 - CIoiI 10
., ILLS Crushed 10
I5i bag. LsEura COTE.
d DO 81 Domingo 30
- hhds aoiasses
lnl boxes ski Cas-
% boxes ks,-ins
100 DO Candies
liO bhls No l Cut TTerrtngs
90 do fooseGp W.itins do
25 40 Leuer 40 do
p5D kes. nails, assorted
- boxes Mustard
- Gross 30 s s,ar,a n.esiu.
o1ns, Tns CONN Yam. a.. A A)u f..,ory pri,..
20 10 \ + Wmm
~ haif rires r Brandy
50 90 Maiisa 10
8 a., OH N,,isra
10 DO Gin
pipe Holland Gin
100 hasS Nos a oEnaburr'' R'aAnOnd MAnaf.e'
On his Co,,o, Rat.
ltsl sitcs ..i. Leather
50 90 : 10 iSS w vsashfiS' M "iiGn
~ tons hon, rssorIeI
rergols irgro
~ aS 60 81" BIN.
~ al, Pi,-trr fgrspnJN
rpirs. Pear,,.
Ginger. Nurnrr4,Xc
Country Merchants ,ui ihcTs are rsxpectfulIv invite
10 give him 4 CaIi h- ore purchasing.
xryLpu Pnn,. = AZ - a. :. :. ~. - !, - =
w 49, - ~ 'o' UT
t.l a., a. c., ,y.r.s,t =, f-,,- D.. pi..4 ~ -
80 go -, - ''-''>' 'o'N' i'''' 'N'S' N''H we"
,sn tb,, 80 "a t,,.- = ,,T ,rJ ,,,,, S,.,r ,.s
~ ,,,,.'.,,. - "'" '''N' 81" ''NF ~~e"'i 'e4'"uS
NJ. tI,s,,,,, &c.,
IN Nj. r.,'st-I
IS5 - T. 80 is ,;o,..s g.r,.s.s =, -,-;o,.
orr 80 -, $3.50. n %, ~ ~; L
- - ~ -'''"f '''O' Wv 'NN' 81 'SsO anu
,,7o ,. o.Ler C%hye
80, 80 ~, go
~ ms niis,sr "L', y. y I,on H. -,
100 80 IVm.,'. a'.i mop i'o"
non Ihi. = 60 !" ILL S"io.s tsu
- -, n S l',a ~ '"Ss' '0i'
,oe 10 ,suo n1SScIel ,,s,
81 $500 ~ y i, ~, inl - ,6 ~ l h,uln ea'
-, 'i.' an'i hIuih5 :, LAP r-r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
MARS SHALL
FURNITURE WAR EItOCms,


TINE subscriber has hand, and s constantly manuiac-
tuTing every article ~ the Furniture lite, and soes
A call from pu chisCIs Having machinery driven 10y
water power employed, enables him 10 manufacture
any article n HE line good terms az tie same 1tuce
can be made elsewhere The advantage Of mac hiuery'
besides assisting IN expedition, enables e TO have the
material used hOTOug ~ seasOne (Which s OF As much
impo lance to have good article good work. by having
the timber sawed up and stuck away s9m. iime before
worked. w H. swim.
Also Constantly on hand and for sale, large anil 90
neral stock u Mahogany, which H. usually purchased Al
auction n the To-, add sawed "a my direction .
All orders furnished with promptncss. je@5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
BY APPOINTMENT.
B1 hIFOTN NEN u.
VICTORIA HAIR COMPOSITIONS,
HHEUFACTURED BT

IL - " w n q . ~ ~
No. $50. New Bon Sueei, London.
TIllS Preparation is superior 20 all others for the preser
yHuu o. the Hair proven iug Il from falling out, or
turning grey, the hair bald places sui crdd
catrg 40 CIr aud ddnIrud hher various experiments
On London UieT European cties) which have always
succeeded, and Of ihcu beyond all expectations,
warrant The manufacturer m recommending this epnTE
ton b. the superior all oiher articles for the
=. t0ratiuu the hair Ouc applications, only be
ing ssay prove rs efficacy the REVIVAL Of scur
ami dan1rIn
ItsHso vgiuabIo Article dressing and arranging tho
hair more cuIsry IN Ladej gpaIi ng 10 Ha b"aGiiu
glossy appearance, with strong DISPOSITION 20 curl FoI
sale. JOIN GAY NOR.
agent NIguis,
er23 Onr door above fhr Rel Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
no COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

CHINA, QUkENSWABE AND GLASS,
Cheaper dian ever flied ~ Virginii Tor cash or
APPROVED CREDIT.
Those WHO buy Tor cash, viii hUG GDuds smost az their
oWn prices. For bargains, call on y. FOGG,
Corner opyoslfe Messrs Gays BeHHsyA
Main Street, Richmond.
HAVE Just received 100 craeE NJ Common and Printed
EIrihonssre imported expressly ioi the trade o VT.
gina aud Nor Carolina making aaanftfuen complete,
entirely fylc aud patterns and believed 10 b. fqull,
n Mt superior, o. any ever 6crodin this These
goos are opening and will be carefully fepackcdup
suoU uJrCe
Merchants from iic Country will please give call;
Will show 10y Good with pleasure, even they don't want
purchs-e.
Also rs packages Of Glassware, making complete
sormeut. i.1m Common TumbicTs a. two shillngs per
dozen 10 Tive luChrs Cut Glsfs Jcsited
Alto. Maut, Toilet Looking GlaFses email Shaving
Gsss feet aud with frOm 81 ~ cents per dozen
ant uswarHs.
stone Warc from the Manufactures at Factory prices
&c Is r FOGg.