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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

water rowcra! some particular locality
BY uotcs in another column OF our 7 lpsr twill
be seen thar Agricultural meeting will be held at
Ives the 18th July ms. We are nat informed Ge-
ni,ey o. tire object q the meeting but understand that
business of vital Importance 30 the farming community
in this portion olthe Territory is intended 10 he trans
acted. Among other measures proposed is designed
TO devise 4 system Of commercial operations by which
the produce Of ths territory be directly exchanged
with eastern merchants E9r snch articles as we are
now obliged TO nnpot ngo the Territory Every far
Hler connected with the association, will furnish as
much produce FOR shipment will be Repaired to pur-
chase hls supply Of goods for family Byslhis VS.
ten Of operation every farmer viii be sure 10 receive
the true eastern market va!ua his produce IN return
he -eceye bis merchandise al the hcesale prices
Of eastern cities As Individuals acting separately can
not carry our advantageo1s'y acommerciatransacton
Of his kind, it proposed to form an agricultural asso
citation and by union Of effort: carry into effect the fore
going plan Of trade
Such is briefly sJno ofiho business which we IN
defsand will come before the meeting lis feasibility
Will perhaps be made TO appear in a clearer light by
individuals who have bestowed thought and nves,-
cation upon the subject. That there is an absolute
necessity for deysing some measure by which the
products OF this Territory, can be made TO pay for
all our imPor'atjons, no one question for mo-
ment. The intended association should resolve 70
purchase no Article from abroad which can be grown
or manufactured ia this Territory. If the people
were only to bcstow half the nton on the subject
Of politica! ana domestic economy, which is he
slowed upon party Names and party measures, inf.
nely more substantial prosperity would result 10 the
country.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

The dead letter Office, in the Post Office
Department, is a great curiosity. The
dead letters are returned to the General
Post Office, with the quarterly accounts
from The $4,000 post offices which now
exist Five clerks are employed in the
dead letter office. The envelopes are Ia
ken from the packages by one clerk, who
ties a string around the contents, and casts
them into basket-the next clerk asserts
them, and compares them with the post
bills--sending the letters to a clerk 10 be
opened--on opening, the letters containing
no valuable enclosures are thrown into q
basket and destroyed. Those containing
valuable Enclosures are returned to the Of
fee where they were mailed; and sent 10
the owner, if found.
If not claimed, all the money is placed
in q separate fund, and the amount recor-
ded SO that it can DO paid to owner at any
failure period, if claimed. They open q
bout two hundred and fifty thousand letters
per quarer--thcre are now several cart
loads in the Office unopened. The work
Of opening and asserting is very tedious
and laborious.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

A FAIR REToRT. When he Coas..,.-
ton was in Malta, in 1881 portion Of l0r
officers attended a ball given by the Gov
ornor Of that place; which, Ly the WAY,
was the residence Of the Grand Master OF
the far-famed knights Of Matte UurUr
the evening as one of our officers was con
ycrsng with lady Of the place. ycry
loPPlsh, but nevertheless what the ladies
would call SPLENDID looking officer, in u.o
scarlet uniform Of the English army. pass
ed by. "Oh!' says tho lady, 90 intro
duce me to that SPLENDID looking man. ''---
1t happened that our officer was acquainted
with him, so he crossed over ana made
known the Iady's wishes. Upon hearing
them, our wouId-be-Brummc drew HIM
self UP TO his full extent, and m4Uerod in
the drawing tones Of fashionable parlaaca,
"Ah! ind cod. tfot her Oil. trot her
out,' al the same time settling down his
crayat and putting on mos; killing attn
tude. OF course, after such an answer, Tie
American officer ascertained the l21y's
wishes before the introduction. Never
mind" says she, "show him here" Th.s
the officer was doing, and rs he approach
ed with the exquisite, the lady, putting up
her glass, and surveying the creature lroua
top 10 toe, at the same time mol.on.ug Iacl
her hand, exclaimed: "Ah! be won. ID
Tho won't do! irot him backl'
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

lhe ireRds oC the hydraulic power say, that good m
privilege desable proPayiy Tor ths 1otfjosry to pos
ses'. Ta.s ray be satisfactory 10 some, but there
ay be others who question the PraPsty OF appropr-
ating he available means ofthe canal fund, to build
water PowcraI some particular locality
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

Shot himscLf aciH a Canaen An in
quest was held on the body Of James Dit
treo, in Cincinnati on the 22d inst, hich
resulted in verdict that the man shot him
self with small canton, while laLorrg
under mental arrangement, occos,au>I by
intoxicaton,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

There have been 1928 passengers from
foreign ports arrived at the Quarantine,
Staten Island, since the first instant. For
the last three days there have arrived over
one thousand per day.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

F7orida-The war has commenced
anew. One party Of ten Indians hal air
tackled train ofwagons, butwere re' als'I
by the soldiers. One solder however ~.
killed, and one wagon lost. This band a
supposed TO be TigertaiS. III the posts
in the interior are very sickly.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

VeStward Ho-Sixteen wagon loads
Of Latter Day Saints" or Mormons,) 81
in number, from Oswego county, passed
through this city on Monday evening, on
their way to the Land of Promise" on the
Mississippi. Before crossing the river,
the caravan halted, and favored our citi-
zens with few regular built Joe Smith
tunes.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

A Cheap HOme.--The Southern Shield
states that the Legislature of Arkansas
has passed law, offering great induce
ments to persons disposed to cm!grate.-
Each settler can, by going to the Auditors
Office, select a tract Of land, not more than
one quarter section, and by a settlement
thereon secure himself a home, free Of
charge, The lands belong to the States
and are some Of the best in its territories,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

Amusing lnciden.-A correspondent Of
the st. Louis Evening Gazette, in a letter
dated Peoria, ILL.,, gives the following very
amusing incident, Of which ne was cyc
witness few days previous:
"a young man from Boston, or that
vicinity, with friend, was sauntering
along the Bank of the river, when they
discovered fine buck swimming across
from the opposite shore; ore Of the party
went for rifle, while the other remained
TO watch the buck. Before the former
returned, the buck had nearly reuched the
shore, when young p. tried to prevent his
landing until his Illinois friend returned
with the rife. The buck Immediately
turned and made for The shore again
Fearing he was going 10 lose the prize, r.
ost no time, but stripping himself, and
taking peuknifc in his tech, he plunged
in after the animal. he overlook and
passed him in tie middle OF the stream, and
Selling him BY the bend, cut his throat with
his knife, and taking The deer by one Of his
hinder legs, endcayoled to drug him ashore
The latter had no thought Of yielding his
life without struggle, and gave his enemy
tremendous kick, who changing his
position, took his prey by one Of his ears,
and after considerable effort succeed in
bringing him 10 the shore, greatly TO the
relief Of his friend, who had come with a
musket, and had been an anxious spccta-
tor Of the danger to which his Yankee com
panion had unconsciously exposed himself.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

The Relief Whereas, the l;a-s
are hard-and they must lie 80 because
every body says they ars--;bcrcforc, for
the relief OF all whom it may concern.
BE il cnac'c3.-l. That ;.r-e h n re-
trenchmcnto Of all s9ncr13cus e1nen4.,urae
,. That The most RAID cc.nes~y be the
ordorof the day. ?. Fgara d scTrac,iccd.
4. That all debts h 9a.J as promptly Is
possible, and none contracted but such as
are absolutely necessary -rcmombering
that the mad ana heart need food as well
as body ;. That ali lawful ayocQlions be
pursued with diligence. 6. That a discri-
mination be made between real and fcii-
cous wants, md while the one is supplied
let the other cease to be cravcd. 7. That
all complaints which are unavailing be-
laid aside, and the habit of contentmcnt
substituted in their stead. 6. That there be
no unnecessary oppression 10 the honest
debtor, but practice toward him the golden
rule. 8. That every one engage in some
honest cmploymcnt--and if lie has i not.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

: 70 take Ink ont Of Linea.-Tuko a
piece Of mold candle, or common candle
will do nearly as well, melt il, dip the
spotted part Of the linen into the melted
taIIow 1t may then be washed and tho
spot will disappear without injuring the
linen. The ladies needn't grumble with
their husbands any longer when they come
homo from the counting house with ''inky
b0soms."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04

Tortoise Shell, Buffalo. Twist Horn. Dressing SC
iih acrtai variety OF French AMI EEEsn Fancy Goods,
many OF watch cannot be found elsewhere in The cty
which WILDE sold on the most reasonable terms.
l.. DUHAIN,
. Son .I..yn 3D.. u. .G.H
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
TIE INDIAN VE8FTABIE PILLS o.,
..- INDIAN PUhGATIyE

Nj N.''FANllhEb under the Immediate SUI riuf, ..
uehe. OF WIN Wright, Nics.PresdsIt Of the No1t,
- Jan o lN, ioT ne cure OF Disease iOru of lu
sIluenI keniuent. Nervous, tniaumaiory ami pt'fsi
fesers Measles, small Per and Erysipe as. In
~ IN" bTan Throat Stomach, Lungs Liver. Intestr- e.
nuhey-ahl bl iier, Pains In the stomach
t.simpuon; Dropsy Of the Head NJ the Chet. OF n.
Si az ~ snI oi ne limbs seroilar .curvy ant -yy
i-, "a GER 'taSe, Lee Of Appetite; fes4 Ache:
Nleuntistn roth Acute and Chrouie splitting AMI Vl.t
,iH ol Elo0d DnTTluA Dyssntery and CnIcs. syncaus
NPp'' ~ and faralYss; Dyspepsia Hy,ochor Irtszts I,
IiI.' bl'psy, Nhoo ping Cough Papi'a oi IN. ~ az
S.Is and s"rsso OF every description ny .icrcks NeES
ic-lie Female Complaints.
Ih- Al - Healing had It's orign in the W..ds t,
foTestts sill the sest Medical Sc nnslu
Inc sbuve named Indian Vegetable. PiIls mot ., , ina.
Ioshr cleanse the sOrase and G.vSel- Fl all l. pa
ours and stler mpu dies. cut they af-s .tet b r,rc.
stiu"Ys nus Il Will te seen, by sin.l. eco ,Ii.i
81 Na "Etra1rinary medicine all n-u-l drgfna as.
opened ne blood and Other fluids are coIuple,, purT
bocy. s" "e'" wv
On, happy circumstance connected with .siur .e -,
nsn eEe-he Slls, Is, they suy .lwsysu.r ~ .
eile me always "a 10" anC Always gps ys
1Au s'IIeiy ann rssits fsr 10 injury or har,
lhsIelDt- 10 Time should b. bat in isgenin. csntr
If hiNc"i the only inquiry should DC, - the erso s
50 me sOorsr aleH doses Of the ndI Pills arc ADJ n.
e sooner VII the latent he stored 10 E-a,iI
Again tie lnh,n PuIga've rr -errmesis its.f o. all
g-causs n. matter wtat uIsy - The NAME Of the is -
u'e Helicne Is Away right .lsays s-.e, W al~ay ,
s"O a1l cH1 never Jos Ny 10 haEs. single ~
IN an cases sfori relief .nd 10 convince th Tvs,
NJ o. ita value Than vol ..nrs written "a praise.
supply OF inca ABOVE Plus IecrIvc, ant Tor SALE BY
~ EUSIACE &.sDN
u le-eploH 3 irs1r Us low the b.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
VOL. XVI.


, y.
S'bS'EiPlIpN tn the pAIiN WING to civ S,h err.
u'iH t~h wear, uud tnt Hhort.r p,tt. ~ ain. -, IA
WV" SIM - h'"H Wv
ApNE'TislNG-FoTonc square Tor less on. ,s.,,,or
~ euc"cc'iinE nEcTo. Hll cuts - ~ w
Thrice a week. ~ cents fof ca, h Ins.,,lo,
M'' week hIsi insertion 70 cents every succeeding
Insertion - cents. 49, - 'N'
oncc week. drstinserton 10 cents every succeeding
Transient advertisers must pay Ia Advance
HI" number u Insertions OF Alv.,tis, -, ,,., ,
no"d "n tic ME- OF they will hc inserted t,uil or.r, A.
bc stopped and charged accordingly r--O,i,s ~, NV,
must alan bo la writ!-s - ''' ~ soy
Annual Advertisers are charged so for Two
ual proportion for ldyertiScmeu OF on
cen hu,unnce,s and Lottery dealers, who arc chafsci
,uS-T Er COUNTRY WIG Is published twice A week
tIu-ays and FTlays) at Eve dollars per annual p,yai
:, FOX ADNEETisiNG-35 cents a squire, Cor Icas) for
Ihe hIrIhErrton, aud ~ cents I0I each ronnmanrr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
NOTICE.
DO I. SMITH sANrEI y Ea,xvrp -, =,

DO. l. SMITH SAMUEL n DRtSEER AMI .noI
IhOs hokhI, have entered into par'nersh under
~, hIm ~ SMITH DhlSkER 4 MORRIS, as BooEsai.
- 'iauJhet4 anu BOSsbUisrs- They have taken tho
,'s ieeenty oeeppedby Hnih Palmer win the whole
" nc "cs elangiug 10 that concern, Comprising great
er variety end larger than VI. pTetabIy e iopn
~ any one Iabishuient south u Phadelphis In a few
lay h'y SilI have made consierab dions and shall
ehnaNOf - q rule their business - obtain bs SAM
c9he l.nee thcy bsheNr thrI h,r en- nrc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
WYATT & WHITE.
DAVIES & BROTHERS.
PIANO EnRTEz

q HHOTIfE NNT
PIANO EORTEs.
TIE deserved TutaJ0B watch the instruments mste
uy MeEsrs Davies BrotheTs', OF New YORK. mas II.
Hluc- since jAer introduction into This city
thcs ItsCTbrrto into arrangement with the
LECTURERS for tie sale OF ihsiT Instruments
quen'y supply viii ne constantly hand. From
peuence or some years IN the sale OF Piano Fores IN this
ely anu being PRACTICAL workman himself the subscri.
Der can With confidence TcCoumend those instruments
possessing all ia. modern improvements combining
sweetness AMI Draucy Of tone, equal Instruments
OF any other manufacturers in tile United States
The prices Of these Instruments range from $3.50 down
"a low a. g.. Persons wanting good PIANO must rot
be decree from trial these instruments on account OF
thei! cueapucss, for al who tried enc Of the low
pFced aues- have been asionished find them equal IN
touch and tone 20 those Of twice their Bein. native
81 he Oh Dominion, the subscriber natiers himself that
u those IN want Of good Piano will but give him call
and examine dnt ty those Instruments he feels conf lcnt
VI alteral patronage.
Any instrument proving defective. &c exclaimed
within twelve months after purchase.
JOHN TUEPiN.
Ps-Au kinds OF Cabinet Furniture Tor sale Al prices
10 suit lhc times. IL Three doors below the ne,S EK-
ChaUe Bank. and nearly opposite The Merchants COTE
y nuss.-Richmoud, MAY =. 1911
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
J. BRANNAN 4 CO.'S
OLD DOMINION CInTHnNn Sn-u -
MINnCM 1.I,Dn

Ne nav" Just received, suI oilsr for anlc aryc sim
~ ply Of window Glass 81 the following dimensions.
l3Aii, l2Gl6, i2klS IIEIs
llTe', lGN4I, isr22 t2tIl
l<Eli, l2Nl6, l2H's, HAS
liNls, liEp svl0 lnAIg
lc ~ SAMUEL ADiE & co
OTTO HAVING been appointed snic Arori for tr.
sac "l me nindl'u'n of .hr TrrlcraT nu ,t4urrr,
h WpfoilIrt 60 exec itc orders for every t.,a ID
a." 'St Hnd mai cable Iron, cm racing "a. fron rom
- luSn'H vile ni any desired ~ rkncss; r1rui and
alc lIoih ~ a. " inches; hand, houp oval lf t,r
AMI fiusH iron, &C 20 ''''" '''"I''
In their foundr, the Company are rrep,rs,I III, ,,L
WY c',fy hc-ci puru of CdF'nrz cuiSricirs T.E,rS
vs., and sl kinds ~ rail Tugdw.rk .''.'-
fnuh'ry h'yint been rcccu'y erected AZ o. cir works
customers oi ic establishment have now "a gti,r,rtr
II their Iron will be- ofuliGirmIy rori %
lnred ih' Ion will DO manufactured from refined r5
Iaigs on Cary street. near Tie lower cndor the ,un
uh !. " anderson
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
DH' LEiD 6t sGtEEEp3,SS%HTTEP EXTRACT

QEiNG conc emf sci nGrlrna I 3 Extract rf-,5s,
- af combined wiz other re-ctabIs er.-aefs hrI.
Len.srs 90 iettiu' - '-' rI.y 100 The crr n aU as
ease 't.I- .I9 HGuI '> oI the 5.Coi frum iuu.se.r
..'fs ar I'FFHHcrr"s youth, ami sfut-111f is.
Asses o'm.t gr pro .Icr ~ The Iu.gfiru us- of pr
.NfN lrscnc lafS or .uIur. ufr nlu.brr rsn IN
- Genera. Ogc.y. jlreToCs Scrcs. WI a Svsr.--s
diseases 'i ~ LIVER sri ss'n SrtuIui, o. K.rr's f
b'F-."-, &C. AMI an ne unpleasant ami ltl ..offg w
l.sI.ls cons 'glent 20 Syph.a LuesN- Icscs. &c Ns
la.ufl .i Nt n'"I az a.. Tm.s, 'r1 cuIa.fy
.h .N'@ la- i0' ta, there can HC med. Inc NOR.
i.-ilt. A. medicine csicr frI fo so. ne ruI lvgria
INC -H.'tu .'et Hn'nr been uror me Doc tI frclfrr f
'r AINtl hI 'sre 70, there n,f.frz mon. 4srr-i
i'si .rE iI' "Hu farr of r. syarU.. ar -IayIus fS
afr Z. Nress This preparation VII be .ouuf fr ~ .-r
.'.''t .Ils me siilmcr season ~ "a preventive ~
' 'fI.eas'H' an Islg-teIr'c rusgfnus SD common Do.
G1u' Turns VAIN weather, namely. "a Htnrs. CIdnsss
Nfptnt't' tf'Ing about Che Heart srInu f.- s14f DE-
l9tu- dcIEIu. and wh0Iesuur bee rage b. II.r, r
ta1.c. ,or iuI 1 Efss gt Irc.va'.r. su ar a he tr
.EA s..l IeNrlS. audi wI'.r sua.Ilu 90. pa, Uf st-
L 'u r. Nr.r ..Fr1s faC Sars1rar''l Me- r5ssr.s.
.oNty.F 'I nHtuC ",.nl v.rluga r.nduryrf sif
500 A'.tfury fHl|'.i IUvlFfs Fort nr asrsle
rs 'req1stc 90 -rcaf importance. For slf
ms prrre.sfs ...i. 4-.,,.- r.. r. vi t',NF' q,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
BOOK-BINDEPY.

AND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
r, ID. " have also purchased the Binding E.t,bU.h.
Hlen =" ~" air hrm ct smith Palmer. which they have
,aT2' sna uihefytlc improved they will be enabled To
heAe VITA dispatch m she 5est Inn~r, Of the be -
set i. Ace unit Looks and Records every tIe.s rp
uon Tor hcfet-n Traders, Bsnk, Clerks u Courts ana
"'ne' poie ouears Orders ate respectfully soIGHSd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
IoMN N RI,i NM an.

John WRIGHT, Tssp.cjf1Iy 10 form lie iT1--
ant OF hs hH'ond and ~ vicinity. tba; having iaksu
81 Tompsins, he intend. keeping . rich and "a. .s a.
-ertinet 81 tsney Dry Goods and from bis long sTreT
the come Iiou he has New York he will aIays h 49,
appears there. ~ !"
ID. following comprises few sfthe leading srtisI.--
FRENCH bMBROiDERiES -Capes. Collar. C,n.v.
Gus Chemesetes. &c trimmed and untrinmc -vt.- IN.
trimmes and unit tained with inn.
ses fmbroiersf Robes and rpenrsrs: Nuxius. Ius.r,
ilEsi Eirings aud Flguncussi Infants waiafs &C
siihWI-, SCARFS, &c-Rich Chime Shawl. sra,f.
a. hpsis ram BLACK an C0lSHcc do Slack aud
Linen CANBRlCK hkSDKERCHIEFS- Pm.
pIoeteI ,seNeifs 'dsis, trimmed with Lace Rich I'm.
6rSdcIed keyeirs bdkts untrimtnei rh PLAN R-v.rx
Pam Hcmsur-h he'd and Ta5- B.rIrr; priued s,r.srs -
Unread LACEs AND EDGINCs-EL.i.h Pslaf.
Efs-s4 All Point - Pa
English. French and GrTnEn Throaa Etr,rg al 49,,
ing. Rich Lhres! Lace q. e, Collars md Cue.
NEl1 AND ouILIINGs.-wiss Ground aud Brrf-.el,.
Plnn ard Figured Lyons SPOT Illusion; Gupere sna ri
let Nsts and Suiiingsi Fancy sir Neis re
HDSlERH AND GLOVES White and Black Rjbbs.
sl,s nose am hall Hos Mhi- and mack Emhrorierei
'ai Hess White glack and Brown open warE ana Frr.
sr0ieIet Cotton Hose; White Lluer Thread p am .ns
open Work; White LisI. Th-esr Pam and Oran M.TE.
ChIfrcnis aac Misses WHIT. r. own mi a. IN -
Mems own at NJst Hose and half Hoe. Lsd.. and
"enliemen', Blacs, Wfte and Col.1red Eidt0ves; DO
Mus ~ -
WHITE GOODS.
S~-s' Bi'f7 lswn' BOOK hu, JIeeonet Cambria, Cor.
fInry Sur ped and Checked Swiss ar Cambria Maslns
Blue, While Pax and straw. 7 ,rl.;on Hu.lips mes,
Corded Duiue-, striped ana Fig .rel wFns,r ypsi,z.
Linens; l. Sus ami diapers
Sam pauas. Co,hs irsn to Is quarter with Doyles
Brown satin panask Aprons. new article.
- lei aud u Linen Shcctings
Ie l-df
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04

Dental surgery 30 the e1.lrc saisacuau Of Es uar %
E2t roe shsh's' charge nauc. H. operations are .ar
An't % answer h' TurgnscE Intended 100 every c..t ~
SUPERIOR mode no extracting teeth IS 4a.y Hscortry
more snoNn aHdu auy u t- respectable Plysc,ne
to. ...n- are NHll 90 ttsy 90 his kill boz exrast.n
at N-i dTls II tea Having gKtracfcd IN .he IA s,r-
years many "urlnt teeth, bee believes himself aglg .
'Ntal lc mos dii-r H teeth with bat slightra ~
gu lt't 20 more lau ly phys inns n Nr and tHrr
Si.ns uN- "g.. Teeth l1 To-. operated and rv.n safIs
l'-nnr. ~ pcice hours all iay M -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
CHOICE NRTICLEs.

THE subscriber furnish the following articles Of
II choice quality
Oh Made n, imported loo lSJ2
Oi fori. Col and Pa'N sherry Wines
OH London Dgrk Brandy
DO Jamaica Rum, highly favored
Pure IullandGu
Champagne Wine
london Porter, iu gs anl ViHts
Extra Fuc1c1s
Iiu'ci and plain Loaf sugar, from those celebrated
manufacturer, Wuulssy n Wuuscy. New York
HN' Principe, American and Havana sc.ara
Al Ui which Viii be sold ON reasonable terms.
RICHARD = NAsSIE
an " Al his OH stand.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
July 5ls,, 1871.

DAVID ANDnRBON, JE wIIl. In Dbl. own nan q
ahu iof MS own aI-uun', trulsac' aEy Con l
sines' which may Oe coUfdcd hs msnss % eut lie ~
also continue ihe Agent Of tic RchlOni Mrnuiae.Grn.
company for the sale Of their Cotton Yarns Co 81 OIua.
puTg1 &C al IA" slad formerly occupied 1y AMI, ,n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04

a COdPONE II part o. wlr-h Is sarsapariI'a are IN,
"a safest oes'. and most ef ctual Pills snovn a.
sphs o. Ia pIrLer Isy nay be- used without Teslrs o.
from di' or Occupation from flple.4c OF temperate live
ING or tear from exposure 10 AMI cold They are
warranted free from mercury AMI al other ru.ra. an,
an snuIoie. against 'hcir 5ai effects For sale
CAHNOR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
u'uo's u. uoTCuKIss

Vuo's B. HoTCu<Iss having taken the store
lately "cc uuicd BY MrssIs- fhIgin Jof g. opto.If.
Va" uns" the b'rc Hotel, would inform C.sch SskeTf
md H'hd"T that he has just opcnsia tall assortment OF
Materials usci by them consisting a. part AZ follows
FOR COACH MAKERS.
Coach ani EhpuC steel Swings Of ali kilJ.
,oacl, batourhc, bucEy AID sSulky turned AK,s
Ioach and hsTurche steps II all tzea
Brssu aud silver Hub gsuds
llcanlc tlfuugs aud Turned Collars
leach and iaruchc Hinges i" do liiniias
pash Frames; Knob; Coach Door Locks
Ncuitan Blind Lorfs
turRin aihcT, 10th hi'rs and s,lcs
Step Leather aud Morocco Saiur
Coach IacCsant TItngcs 81 all Kind.
KAtincts aud DaWaskr sc
Fer SADDLERS
Hog skins; surge, Shaeptkins
a fu'l assortment Of all kin,,s 81 Harness Mounting
rurups; Bells NnrEts' Cotton Trtinin. Mcbba
Cut IacE', Hack Oll Nsrutuh
Men, Womon's. t.ig Saddle Trees
A iulI surpy OF SndjlcT' To- -, SC.
ALSO,
Slice Makers Tools. Of al, kinda
have employed NT George Phpper Jr formerly Of tho
hrn OF FhipTen Jones' attend tn an
tanning o tic business, and respectfully sulcit the
patronage oi the customers of ~ hTIu all othe
wanting articles In my assuring hciu tha INV assert
ment shall always be good 80 will eel chcsp for caN
OF city acccpinr any other house Rot intending
no orch business tnduc ements will he oHcIedto pur
chssrrs TO pay the cash
NH. Al TI.as
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
Walnut srEErr. Phil. Jan ISL

DF. mo: FOWLER hasiug four y, lrs aea ae,.rI,rs
under Instructions an entire kn5v,fc,ig. ~ ~, D
surgery in all us various br-uces Itakc m ch plS a
M recommending him % the public, and nv ir,rf u W.
gn'1t a. being superior surgeon Dentist an In sv -
way gua.lt! 10 practice the profession Of bTTf.sf '
b. u. CHlLEs VI u and dentist