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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-08
aug4 27mw R. s. BOWLING. Executors
ORPHANS COURT-Cl.ARKE COUNTY, }
 AUGUST IGth, lS4l

AUGUsT 16lh, l94l. { HNHlS DAY came MARKW. MAXWELL, Ad- I mnistrator on the estate of ROBERT R. HAR- WELL, deceased, and presented his account curl ent and accompanying vouchers for the consideration of the Judge, which said account current and accom by the Judge and having been properly stated for al- lowance at the of tle Orphans Court to be ho- den the first Monday in October next: It is also ordered, that notice of the presentation ol tho said current and vouchers for allowance on the said first Monday in October next, be published in Commercial Register and Patriot, a newspaper prin- ted in the city of Mobile, for forty days. true copy fo the minutes. Attest,
 TERRELL POWERS.
 aup30 30 40ds Clerk
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-08

NorlCE.-Whereas L'tters Testanentary hay ing been granted to the undersigned by the Ho- norable the Orphans Court of Washington County, Alabama, the 2Oth day of July, lS4l, on the esq tate of Barbara Bowling, late of said county decead, notice is hereby given all persons indebted to said estate to make immediate payment; and those having claims against it to present them legally authenilca ted, within the time prescribed by law, or they will be barred, this 29th day of July, 1S4l.
 w. F. BOWLING, lrx
 aug4 27Mw R. S. ROWLING EAecuiors'
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-08
ORPHANS COURf-CLARkE COUNTY,
 AuGusT 0th l4lI

OKPIIAN'S s CUUKT-CLAKkE COUNTY,
 AUGUST 9th, l841. { VNIllS DAE came JESSE F. DEAN, former Adn'r Il on the estate of RICll'D HOPKINS, dec'd, and suggests to the court that he has duly administer ed the of said Richard Hopkins and prays the court for an order for final settlements whereupon it is ordered that Saturday, the 25th day of September next, the house of Clarke county, be appoint ed for the settlement of the of said admnis- trator, and that publication of this order be made once week for forty days in the Mobile Commercial Register and Patriot, newspaper printed in the city of Mobile, that all persons interested may attend and hear the settlement of said accounts. true copy from the minutes. Attest
 ang30 39+4OIs TERRELL POWERS, Clk.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-08
PAS ENG FRS

Per steamboat Caroline-Miss Rolsto Messrs Rosto, Caldwell Burton, Mott Pollard, Clement Ewens, Clark, Sands, McGowen McRea.
 Per steamboat Vctoria-Mrs Graham, Messrs Young, Smith, Whitman Lee.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-08
FOR NEW ORLEANS,

Touching at all the Watering places.
 A S The low pressure steam packet .SSS5s55sss2=5T=57- CAROLINE, Sutton, master, will leave for the above tomorrow Crhursday) the 9th inst at o'clock a. m For freight or passage, ap- ply to (sepSK) L. J. WILSON, 23 Com. st
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-08

n-Ts GEO. ", HUMPHREYS, Dental Surgeon uy peGtfllly informs the citizens of Mobile, that he will be absent from the city four five weeks.
 The city papers will please copy week. aug 23c N~H We are requested to announce the name of T. B. V5 TUNSTALL Esq, as a candidate for the Clerk ship of the House of Representatives the approaching session of the General Assembly aug 20 n~> PUBLIC BATHS.--The Commercial Bathing
 ' Rooms in Exchange st. open every day from n. m to p, m. for Warm and Cold Bathing. On Sun days they Close at 10 oclocka m Price reduced to 50 cents. decl4 l35ti
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-08
AUCTION SALES.
RY J. REA.

TOMORROW Morning, at o'clock
 50O bbls Corn, in the ear landing from schooner Clara at Government street wharf sens
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-08
ORPHANS CoURT-cLARKE COUNTY.

ORPHANS CoURT-CLARKE COUNTY ,
 JUNE 7th, l84I. INHIS day came Christopher Pritchel, exec'r oftbe 1 lastwill and testament ofNOAH DODDRIDGF and suggests to the that he has duly adminis tered the estate of said Noah Doddridge and prays the court fer order for settlement, w6ereupon it is ordered, that Saturday the 18th da, of September next, the house of Clarke county be appont ed for the settlement of said executor and that nub ication of this order be made once a week for forty days in the Mobile Commercial Reg ster and Patriot. a newspaper printed in the city of Mobile that ali persons interested may attend and hear the settlement of said accounts
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-08

HENkTH or MoBlLE-Tbe Mobile Register tl the 27ih ut. contains ihe following intelligence rt. speeding inc good health hI that city We t'uls hope Il may he so hut we arc somewhat inclined t1 sus- rect and to fear the writer has been Ma Iengo Jeiiersonian.
 Pray why "are you inclined to suspect that we are "deceiyedl'' Do ,on place more reliance upon the runots which find their .way to Aarengo, than upon declarations of what see around us and knowl What we wrote about the health of the city on the 21ih ult was sober truth, shade eoored from the reality of the case. The same IS true now The city was never more healthy. and what may sur prise the Jeersonian and others not acquainted with Mobile, we give ii as our opinion, hnnded upon eX- perience and corroborated by the testimony oi the medical fraternity of the city, that there IS no city m America where the average of health is so high and of mortality so low in series of five years, as in this same city of Mobile. It ls true that every three or ouryears,we are scourged with yellow fever in an epidemic fornl-thcn death stalks among us and our cemetries are crowded with the new made graves of
 its victims-this lasts for few weeks, and sickness
 is scarcely heard of for several years, The difference with us and higher atitudes is, that our mortality comes ''all in heap,''-ls compressed wiihn a few weeks of the year, while in the healthy North, ca tarrhss peursies and consumption are ever present and busy from January to December, in peoplng the dressing complaints. We like this climate best.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-08
|. O. O. E.

NEM. L. WALLER is my agent and attorney, W during my absence from Mobile.
 septS 43Umos. GEO. F.. HOLT.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-08
 ang30 39t40ds TERRELL POWERS, Ok.
STATE OF ALABAMA-CLARkEC COUNTY.
 ORpHA N,s CnnRr. March Term l84I.

STATE UT ALABAMA-CLARhE COUNlf.
 ORPHANS COURT, March Term, l84l FENIilS DAY came WILLIAM RUSSELL, Admin 1 istrator the estate of Charles Brunson, decd, to whom letters of Administration said estate granted the fifth day of February, in the year of our Lord thousand eght hundred and thirty eight and made an exhibit of the estate in his hands, and also of the claims against said estate, by which it ap bearing the satisfaction of the court that the said estate is altogether insolyenl and unable pay its debts It is therefore ordered that the said estate be declared insoven and il is further ordered that tce be given in the Mobile Commercial Register and Patriot, paper printed in the city of Mobile, for all persons having claims to file the with the Clerk )f the county of Clarke county, before the irst Monday in September next. A true copy from hinutes. Attest,
 aprl5 235n TERRELL. POWERS, Clerk.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-08

OFFICIAL DRAWING OF WELLSBURG LOTTERY, Class G. -2-14-s-2l-6l-57- -3O-52-
 -59-32-
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-08

%zA FOR RENT, from lst Novembr neut- .is;A lst. Those splendid three story Stores, on Front and Commerce streets, between Da,pbin and Cont streets, now being completed, with counting rooms in the second story and with fire proof safes they are among the most spacious and desirable in the city
 2nd. Those two story Stores on Conti street, in the occupancy of John Peden.
 3rd. The building next adjoining Pouchet's Res aurat, occupied by c. A. Kelly
 4h The corner Store of the range of buildings on St. Louis and Water streets.
 9th. That large and connections Store with ware house in the rear, Cont street, now occupied by NJ. D. Eslava. 9th The Store Water street, few doors above Wm. H. Bunnes auction rooms.
 7th. The dwelling next adjoining No. S's Engine House,
 slh. That splendid family residence on Govern ment street, formerly occupied by Philip McLoskey, Esq.,-the premises undergoing thorough repairs,-t is certainly the most desirable in the city. Apply to
 ,o B. HARDY, }Commi,tee.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-08

DOPE.-l50 calls Manila Rope, a very supe- AG rIor article, in store and arrive. for sale by
 seps FRANKLIN W. Mccoy.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-08

27Sl4 Prizes, amounting to $47, ,725
 Tickets $l-fIalves 50 Gents.
 Packages of 25 tickets, 1925, warranted to draw at least ZIP. Packages of 25 half tickets, ZIP 50, war qanted to draw at least 6. Packages of 25 quarter tickets, $6 25, warranted to draw at least $s3.
 For packages single tickets, apply at the Mama gers Office, corner Dauphin and Water-sts. E0A SACKS PRIME WHITE CORN, just cOO landed and for sale by
 sept6 l.. HULL & SON, 22 Water-st. n EAVY KERSEYS.-l0 cases very superior Il twilled Kerseys, for sale by
 sept6 L. HULL < SON, 22 Water-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-08

IA FOR RENT.-The convenient dwelling G.sg House and Lot at Summer,ile, formerly occu- p,ed by Mir. L. Hull and now by Geo. .Westfedt, Esq from the lst of November next. Apply to
 septS l.. HULL x SON, Water-st
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-08

SHOT.--5OO bags Towe's assorted, for sale by S june25M D. c. LOWBER, 59 Com. st.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19
bMM ERCIAL RECORD
BALTIMORE MARKET.

|Ogiee Of the .insriean, august l6, S p. NJ.
the drove yards this morning $50
Of Beet Cattle were offered, ESQ of which were
|t prices ranging from si,jO for inf. rior to So
10 lbs. for prime. About 20 head were driven
4 and the balance land over. Live Hogs arc
c and We quo:e small lots at S5,25 to So, 50 per
los.
|.OUR-Thore is very limited demand for
kaId street Flour, and the sales as lar as we
|dysed are confined to small parcels Of new, OF
standard brands at sc. Old is held ut the
/ prize. hut We hear oi no sales. The wagon
/ Is S5,s7..
|isquehlnna Flour is held at Sc, without sales.
olderE of City Mills generally ask SO ,25, al
Ugh lot or two was sold on Saturday at n les:
|RAlN-There was tolembly fair supply Of
eat at market to-day, and sales of good e
he Md. reds were made at 100 a i2S cts. Sales
OF good white Wheat at 1870 1856 cents, and
hpenor parcels for family Flour At l3S a Il3 cts
lies OF white corn today at 72I73c. and Of vel.
at ~ cents.
ales Of Oats at 40 cts.
ElllSkEY-Is extremely dull. Very limited
+ were made to-day at % certs for hhds, and "a
|bbls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19

To hs HsH0r "a. Jsdrs II fls Csirsiasi Cssrfs
SIh-l write you unassislcd by my counsel, and
lDam no, informed whe'hs OF not the request am
about 10 make II grounded upon legal right, ot
whether must address myself 10 your courtesy a.
lone.
I wish record statement Of the procc edings and
evidence IN my case-One which is made authentic
by your official seal aud signature. My object in
oh'Hining such transcript ls ~ the FIRST place, TO
set my conduct IN It's light before the public
To shield my character (Which am proud TO tsy his
ever stood unsulled) from any mpu,ation Of inten.
tional wtong-iO show that have violated n law,
1t hos been through an honest mseoneepiion Of I've
meaning.
My second object in the favor ask IL, tina, the
Legislature OF my native State may have the oppOr
tuniiy Of forming their Judgment upon the results
flowing from of the laws OF their State and cx-
tend to me such relief, m the Official contract made
| 10y me with the Governor OF Virginia. as their wis
dom and equity may suggesl. | am fully impressed
with the belief. that Virginia, though she has been
unable to shield my person from Imprisonment, will
yet do all in her power to repair the wrong which
has been done.
| | contracted with her Governor under heavy
penalty, remove oonyic,s from her limits be yond
the territory Of the United States. The most con
Neni'nt aud to my view the only practicable high
road, lay through LOUISIANA. may he " .ung but
It was my belief that the transportation of slaves by
sea irom thIs country 10 n foreign country wOJ ID
subject both vessel and cargo Ia liability Of seizure
by British cTuiLsTs. brought them IN the brig Tn.
NaHt ''n'Nll- IN hlNtr 20 NsOu tuCh
Exposure, from Alexandra Notwithstanding e
proceed to Toxis by way of New Orleans. ,cai
on hs roHit, when was arrested and in spite Of al
my representations, convicted and punished rs ,o
crime. was acting the agent Of Vlrginla-as
party TO contract with the Staic-nO title OF eyi
dence was elected that could lea any suppositoI
that my intention was not honestly and strictly {,
perform this contract.
IL the laws OF Virginia conflict with the laws o
, this State, and honest citizen is crushed be
tween them, as an American, have too much re
gard for the integrity and the power OF Congress,
believe that her supper, will not be extended shout
tail to find II elsewhere.
II the time OF your Honor>should be too muc
occupied, to make out record with your own hanc
may ask II you will suggest any other mode b
r which ] may obtain III II II will better SUIT you
convenience, will myself draft il, and nsk for you
= certificate that 1t Is substantially correct. May
, have reply, II this will be gwen me
Very respectfully, (Signed)
WILLIAM III. WILLIAMS.
Parish Prison. luly ID IA IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19
HIGH IEADOW F0R SALE.

Ut hc sold 10 the highest bidder, IN the premises
on tklDAh th" 2ih g. Of September One Il rnpnthl
''.ll n md two y"drsr ~ al us Ilrrnt- Co nrar
yes rom The hfI ui January next. my tract Of Land
,uurn, ynE twI miles east oi Richmond and c1.iaI
nee from James River containing 2C3 lcrrs ahnut .
- OF which ts well clothed with fue wood and timIer
i 'hs oi the open land lined AMI injured. aud Is
II FRO icuVc m Euhbe crops o derive ION benefit from
cohIghlN TO- Rrhupni The improvements are good
session Will be given the frs tay NJ January m,
l'rtly gfanicitO SOW any seed Wi he'd Al any dino
nc sale " " iike place " thoui limit or reserve
$50 WI ~ sold on the samo d,y, on the prtmscs rs
|rz rflini On whirharc two good rc ma WING Ia, 40
shhnnrhcoi of McssIz. Ro r New and John {! Wade.
li Wi" anl half hom Rirhm"ni This will bc sold
va separate Tors, on The same terms the fret tract
cpihaI possession will bc gwen the first n Dcrrm
n,N RlCHD q IIADEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19
BOSTON MARKET, August "A.

|LOUR-Thc stock Of Flour is gradually Oh
shlng, and holders have acquired more firmne,s.
sales of the week comprise l2il5OO ibis. Gen
/, good common brands, at 81 l2t &C ISL per
700 do Philadelphia Sc per ccnl off for cash;
do fredericksburg Sc per bOl, 60 days; SuO do
Prgetown s6 50, selected article for bakers use;
hmond country, fresh ground, So per Dbl. and
be descriptions, part from new wheat, at SO 80
Dbl.
FRAlN-A further advance, compared with the
weekly report, has been realized for Com:
Is during the week have been made Of elbow
al 50 81 CTS. per bushe, and a cargo OF 1000
hels white, ami 1000 do yellow fat at 7gI CTS.
hu>heI; GOO do New Orleans rs CTS; 81 lbs. to
.bushel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19
q c110,1, CO. o.. ~ N,-I2r,1 c. 'T0cry

Certificate fr0m 2 M1y,Ui w1aHIng1n City. Formerly
Fru.s--ur Of surgery m u.vrrsi'y nf N1ryiauH
WAauiSursS Itry. June ~, 1871.
nave kHnwu VI Plcastrts iut the last EN ycHrE, h1v
ING main h1 loqyul aurr duriuE q voyage % Europe,
WINCH We NEiciirErIhrt Tor the purpose n mutually SC.
netun- ~ an attendance ~ the MHra schools ami Hos
raN or f1us. W Picbsaufs euIsycI dIuua % montr
~ DIE nNrn n The Capital rf France. arcBf advantages
lnr pna nna improvement having lcfn atf1chc1 Co
n ~ atge7 Hospitals u The Wards NJ Nclprlu, one VI s
Und rhrci surgeons and having aso cudcd Va.
tWs course on Mctcirc AMI Surgery Of u.hct dslin
gWshcl Nchcil mon Considering tho many oppottuni.
ues and private Advantages no has had Tor scqufng sound
Hnuwlcge oi be profession, IN connection with natural
lsie l9r ", Anda dcsre Tor mrdcs Improvement takr
grea plc'suTe n iesryinG 20 hts competency prac.
TONER IN any branch Of Medicine or surgery
aulb N ,. FRED'K MAY, " D.
pied BY Col Crozet suia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19

Globe gives only a qualified commentator
Veto Message, under a show Of vas, satisine-
il serupulously foGbears to commit itself or
to the fortunes OF MIR Tyler, whom il Pur
o use until such time as il may DO erPed'en'
10 him from his stool. THIS 10 the game Of
Teated faction, They would fomsnt dlssen-
! tho Wing rarks-well assured that they
and by tina, means only, can they hope for a
ton Of the spoils.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19
rarr,perrm,, Iau i5.h, 49,

letter from d. Mitch r now Profc ss,r Or fire J.c
irr4uU Medical college, Fhi'l "HlJu1 U Doctors Nolan
arl Watson of ErhmruF.
'tHuDuru. lake Wuf pleasure tu introducing 10 your
arV HurC Dr las. A. r.HsHrfs who has lately return.
cN HH rance. 'uwhh country p. went o. complete tho
En-wIrtr "i D.niiry previously 1lVtrrd ~ hong study
anil practice. Ur Peasants may he safely retomniru 4
asa y n' ul scat tuHwic'Ec, ss' ADD science. we'll
verse In .r Theory we'll ts the practice Of hia IT,
and unIrg. 20 uably entitled tu publc confidence.
' u, q nflcw Huf you're, respectfully,
i K MITCHELL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19

Extract ~ letter from Nathaniel Chapman. " ID. pr,.
iessor Of Theory pIscucc Of Medicine iu hr Iniyrt
OF Fcnnsylvani' "a HE son John u. Chapman, Es Of
Richmond. 1907 i w
"l affords me sincere pleasure Introduce your nc.
quan'Hnc". pr J. Pirasania lie has been frr slnc
years resident NJ Tits CITY. u practitioner pT
Dentistry, awaiting hinsCf Al The time oil the oIp1r.
iuuurH ui runFfiuf Medicine arusraIIv Not fDD.
tent with these Advantage, me- spCu the last year n "A.
rurr. with view IN further Improvement hrFfv- 6Ir,
skilled iu DIE profession aud ot most eEmablr chtrartcr
y. CHAPMAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19
ID ED,

the 18Th instant, about 10 o'clock, l.. NJ,
a, infant daughter Of Mary B and James O..
r.. The friends and acquaintance OF the IA
are requested to attend her funeral, at half past
| oCk. this evening, from the residence of Mr.
Bosher, without further invitation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19

Mas VI g. LAKELAND having taken The Foca.
W hona' House IS prepared 60 accommodate bnardcrs
~ INC Gay or month. Also, few rooms well calculated
ihc convenience " families. Prom The location Of me
house beug convenient 20 thc Capru and other pubic
paces and tu The centre Of The business part the CV
abe sotsa share Of the paLnc patronage Every e1er.
a. B-,t2g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19

llb8S leave u inform DIE former customers and ne
- pubic In rgsrraL that De futcnIs rHrumnsntir b .
former husinrss of BOOK bnuf, aut vii slHuy Do gtr
puci 70 furnish Rank books fUr clerks Of Courts nrr
ehsts Ranks emil public ysys inside ~ tho be- " ma
srias AMI i1 hia u ual superior syr Of wrtSmhuahip
quo nCo VII be- given ~ he Cucut aud ORDER
ilausiuUy received NJ frrIts ogf OF Richmond viii
p'e.s scnd their ordc AZ present BY post
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19

Letters from WASHINGTON say the excitement
there was much less than mad been Anticipated
owing to the fact, that every Dody had become pre-
pared for the Veto. IL had not been determine
what farther action would be taken by Cong ress
respecting Bank. An effort will be mace to pass
Bank Of EIenNnge-but not Of discount Twill,
the privilege Of establishing branches without the
| assent OF the States.
Tho Philadelphia U. S. Gazette Of yesterday
has the following
"a friend, who is intimate with the most disiin
guished members Of Congress of both parties, W ter
TO US as follows:-I am perfectly satisfied tina
Congress will not rise without passing a law crea
ting On Exchange Bank, and tina, the Presiden
will sign IT, | would advise you, a, a friend ant
Wing editor, to treat the veto lenenly, it bein.
merely a difference Of opinion amongs, brethren o
the same pIneiples.'"
THE CABIsEr.-A correspondent at Washing
ton mentions, in hi, letter OF Monday night, tina
after private meeting Of Wings, it was understood,
that the Cabine, would hold their places and ava
the result of another attempt to create fiscal agent
II that should fail they must go out"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19
NEw YoEE, May 1919.

Cory Of letter from pr Gibson, Professor Of Surgery
Of The University Of Pennsylvania 10 d. uaof Was6trs
ton Guy "t
DEAR SrR Allow INC tn make known TO YOU nv friend
Dr. J. Peasants whom can pJucp arIy recommend
n you as hcy 1ccUmpf iu the pr0fC hr has on,
brHccd IutcuIug t0 spcud short imr In waahIn5fnn
will confer upon inc n you can IN any av ~ r
mntc ~. Virwa Truly yours,
pr IAu. W. GIBSON.
rHLIAUELPHIA, Jan. "a. 1877.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19

~ T. tho Undersigned, deem Il a duty we owe 10
" lh' travelling community TO warn them
INST The gross miSrspr cS0uiaiionS nnd false state.
MS nude w The Pt'srSbUrg Mail Route. We yrIl
ic plainly the itcts which caused our j. trntop i'm
orshur- for four hours, and twenty hours IN r rb
Nd, thereby causing a delay IN the mail of q
~. The evil rests With the PETERSBURG Train
We tru3t Inst Government will take spsedy and
or Monday evening, tho 18th ins'., nj % O'Clock,
yc aIg uu0I1NuCal terms, that We would not meet
any delay, W. iUr mail M his sfaaBn Of fHr wear ,,1
" drlnn'. Wy lNl uC'sck, y. ", wo wCr. transferred
l1 Fe'r-SufH ram, aul procc 0cd un fn gtryabtrrg
" a. IN rtruF' That the Clty might cause ua ID, Ia,
Hrhmunt Cars" Tho Pst4cn-c Ts snburIf,sJ o., t..,.
10 fnFWnu an lFrircl tho conductor fp pfgI t,,,.,
HHIy mo n"'i.o we taEon 81 this rsgucs an nv.
snE our arrival ~ Petersburg, twib1ut any srs irt IT,
tnrpmufvCJ o'clock, 4. " fuca.i,v f7fT,.,, , H Z"
afnNu Nc Car iut Richmond had 1farfsi ~. M 49,.
Won. l1Hr have we D. 0u fgIHrri "a bottrr .,,' ,f
10, md icprivadoi usu1l mcslz ~ what aprg,s5 g., g
pc TIC WfMJErm 1i Agent, t.uIurfura auI r.y.,,,
pee ian unh" ila ruuvc ton islso afI Trsvef.r
syTrs The Grs0f Wst R5afs VIA Pctcrsbufr and h. M
IONS anl ihni they my not have tu rcg. ~ as we II,
nHg 4 iino, meals aud money '''''
" nLUDWORTW, Alabama
n EMANUEL, gDorEctown sc
w BEHN, Savannah, Geo
NJ soI0MoNs. Ch,r,W.s
IFNiN, Charlrston. sc
" nRONN, DO
KERR, Tallahassee, Flo
INNElH GDWIINg. do
u BALDWIN, savannah, Geo
SHARPE, Forsyth DO
% The Charleston Papers will please insert th, com
m'''""' suD It.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19
nOOA AND JOE PRINTING nFFICE.
PEASANTS & BAILIE,
BOOK y JOB y&"sS.s.-S&S,
NIuseum BuIiiiInr, HIchmr

Have received from fhr Northern FHlnHrfa new and
handsome assortment ui Book and lob Type Ornaments
and arc unW Vrrlarc tn execute every description nf
Book art Job Printing Their frouHs ant tho public are
respectfully e.fni fu giant them share of patronage
81 Or1"rsrtn hn left IF the Museum HuIGug, OF boz
ILI luIn-u. M.-n NJ oh. v MLr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19
$40 RIl MD

rN AWAY from the subscriber. ON fhc 4lfl M limo
asst negro Man by the name oi non % OF ~ wears
,s'' ieet OF inches high, ant weighing lGJ ar no
ih''hed 10 be hulo uf yellow complexion lie for
belonged in James Long sud sold hy the nfiIui
a"fs ~ sad Long about ten years ago. lie is well
9Hin Tee ~" ghhunThpDd Of Rockingham IL a. rrrl..
my nav. obtained forged pIprrg, and viii atfrmpr
ake MS Wty 10 one of the Tree states will Give rbe
IsWiL Tor ms apprehension aud conf cement In any
or Otherwise 90 that gct him
ALLEN McCLSRUL
cNar's Town, Richln pnd co., N. q an Ig-iwc