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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-07-01

try any proposed arrangement which should
be liable to the charge ofhaste and inconsid-
Grafton. Deeply sensible, therefore, at onco
of the Importance and difficulty of the meas
ure, have taken proper steps to collect and
avail myself of all the results of experience
and observation from those whose opportuni-
ties have afforded the means Of knowledge,
and their intelligence the ability to use them
proftably, and entertain the hope of being
able, before the next regular meeting Of Con-
gress, to submit for your consideration COM
prehensive and well-digested system of re-
form in the branch of the public service COM
mitted to my charge.
Ihave the honor to be, with the highest re-
spect, your most obedient servant,
GEORGE +. BADGER.
To the PRESIDENT of the United States.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-07-01
BOOK HUMBUG.

The greatest and latest humbug is $4,000
Pictorial illustrations of the Bible" a coz
respondent says of the work
"a more rascaliy gull trap venture to say
was never got up in any community; wood
en- nutmegs, horn gun tlints. oak leaf cigars,
are mere jokes compared with this imposition
attempted to be palmed offupon good people
through their respect for the sacred writings.
The Illustrations are nothing more than what
we have all seen years ago in the Penny
Magazine. and the reading matter is chiefly
extracts from Stephens, Labourde, Belzoni
and other eastern travellers---as for explana-
ton of the scriptures they are not half equal
to the old edition of Robson Crusoe."
We have seen copy of this book with a
snowy cover, and agree with our correspond
ent ihat it is pretty dear catch.penny al
50 so or SO per volume.-Cece. Her.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-07-01
VIRGINIA..

VIRGINIA.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
for Augusta County, the 3rd day of May,
1911.
Richard III. Henry-Plaintihf-
AGAINST
Nathaniel Massie and Thomas Johnson,
ex'ors. of John Lawrence, decd. James
Crawford, William Kinney, James G.. H..
Raynes, Catharine Lawrence, Archibald
McLane, William w. Hutcheson, and
Samuel b. Brown, and Mary Ann, his
wife, late Mary Ann Flack-Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, Archibald McLane, and
William w. Hutcheson, not having entered
their appearance and given security according
to the act of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they are not inhabitants of this
Commonwealth: 1t is ordered, that the said
Defendants doappear here, on the LIST Mon
day in August next, and answer the bill of
the plaintiff, and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed
in Staunton, for two months SUCCESSFULLY,
and posted at the front door of the Court
house.
A Copy-Teste,
j. u. WATTS, d. G.
Me-
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-07-01

AS am somewhat concerned in the above
dun, will only say to my old friends that
am willing and anxious to sell to them still
on credH.-I know the times are hard, and
am willing TO bear my share.
r. BERKELEY.
May 81
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-07-01
May 81
NOTICE..

WE would again call the attention ofthose
indebted to the late concern of Il. Berkeley
& Co. to the fact, that we want money, that
we are paying interest, and therefore earnest
ly ask our friends to call and pay us what
they can, and give their notes for the balance.
w. w. DONAGHE,
T.. BERK ELEY.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-07-01

NEW LAMP OH Castor oil is manulac-
tured in largo quantities in Illinois, and as a
material for light, is preferred to sperm oil
a thousand barrels are said to be made annu-
ally in Randolph County.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-07-01
Ibr. Philip =. Conway

HAS located himself at Mr.. p. A. Heis-
kell's, in the neighborhood ofIebron Church,
and tenders his professional services to the
citizens ofthat vicinity.
June 10, IS4l-4t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-07-01

FAMILY FLOUR a. BACON,
For sale by the subscriber at his store in
Stanton. WILLIAM CRAIG.
June 10
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-07-01
Adv EIRs'EESEHsHIN'E.
SpOOsacr's Patent EEygcIagl
MEDICINES.
May 81

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST FAMILY AND
GENERAL MEDICINES IN USE.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-07-01
IN CHANCERY.

The Defendants Jacob Moore, and James
]. Moore, adm'rs. Of Isaac Moore, deed. not
having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act of Assembly
and the Rules of this Court and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not in
habitants of this Commonwealth 1t is or
dered, that the said Defendants do appear
here, on the LIST Monday in August next, and
answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that a
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in Staunton, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Courthouse.
Copy-Toste,
j. B. WATTS, d. C.
Nav 81
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-07-01
VIRGINIA..

At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
for Augusta County, the Bird day of May,
1871.
Mathew White-Plaintiff-
AGAINST
Archibald Stuart, Peter Hanger, Samuel Fin
ley, Mathew Pilson, Robert White, John
Kaufman and Daniel Kiser. securities of
James j. Moore, admir-. o. Isaac Moore,
decd. Ann Dunn, late Ann Moore, Mary
Jane Moore, Hannah Moore, Jacob Moore,
James J.. Moore, admir-. of Isaac Moore,
decd. j ohm Thomas and Elizabeth his wife,
late Moore, Peter Lowry and Susan his
wife, late Moore, John Zimbro and Mary
his wife late Moore, William Estis and
Martha his wife, late Moore, and Thomas
Harris and Jane his wife, late Moore
Defendants.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28
From Grabam's Magazine.
ssI Know that Thou wilt sOrrow.''

III Know that IhOu VIII SOFrOWs"
BI MRs. RS NICHOLS.
IFAow that thou wilt SORROW when first pass from
earth, .-.rs
And at thy pale and quiverng lip shall geam no sign of
mirlh,
For griOf shall sit upon thy brow, in sad unseemy
guiss,
And tears. cen though thou art man, shall well up
l to thine eyes.
For each young plant, each speaking flower, and old
familiar place
Will seem % gaze with sadness, up to thine aVerted
face;
And whom perchance another hand my own sweet
chords shall sweep,
Thou list to those remembered tones and turn aside
and weepl
And when anohers thoushtless voice, shall breathe to
thee my name,
And whisper that the sound was linked with undy.
ing fame,
No pride shall mantle Ger thy check, nor darke in
thine eye,
For idle words breahoJ Of the dead. should pass as
ldyby.
Thou'lt mssmy step at even, when thou drawest near
ssr' thy lioms. $50 s"
Whom CLEAN the sleepess stars ffomyo eternal
l. ss1 dome; ~ ,ea .a.
And thou wilt sit and gaze at them, nor shalt thou
gaze unmoved, '
~ For obi thou'lt think, that too well their startling
2ad beauty lovedl "..s
Thou't miss me and will seek to claim the tempest Of
thy soul, .s..sl,,t .
For passions all unansd those, shall bend 10 thy
And grief that ers sat on thy brow, thou spurn from
out thy heart ....s.
And with each old remembrance most willingly will
za lartasa aas tss,a.s37qe ssa.t.Hsa s
When my din-rsniemEered features shall pass from
'fee n,enorv. 5Nf3f 80. Fft H-~ Es't ~
When the music of thy name, shall wake no answer.
ing melody, '.S'' ..@' .'
Thou viii turn thee to another, and she will be to
t':ss, SN $50 @t"
Fen all hat have ever beer, AL could hope TO bel
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28
HUMILITY AND PERSEVERANCE
=. W. EARiR. wv

From ihe eide ofih mountain there flowed
a lille rivulst.. lie voice was scarce heard
amid the rGstling leaves and grass around, and
It's shallow and marrow stteam might be over.
looked by The traveller This brook, although
60 small, was inspired With good spirit, and
lG.urmered sgaiDst the decree, OF Providence,
which had cast il go lowly.
Il wish ] was cloud to rob all dag through
The heavens, Ia'ptsd 50 beautifully as lhuss
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28
- ROWLAND FOR AN OLIVER,

An ineididsnt occurred on board one of the North
River steamboats, not long sics illustrative ofthe pride
mud ascation ofthe would.be- fashionable, and the
cruciatnsy polite of this world, At suppef.a lads, sat
dowp o.the table with something Of flourish andioss
Of the head expressive other consequence and her ut>
Ter contempt for all on board An honest queer looking,
but gence young man dhimsef opposite and not
beag in the mood Of waiting long, helped himselfto
pece Of bread and with his own knife also took apiece
Of bnHeF 10 keep il company. The lady ~ immedi.
aey brsted up. q showed, by her manner that some-
thing unusual had occurred; 'waitahl' said she waah
take away that buah that ride has had his knife
in ~ She obeyed, and the butter vanished to her
great relief The poor fellow blushed 10 his shirt col.
far and felt sufficiently embarrassed. Before supper
was over his poIiteness, andaaudable desire to res
,riove his prompted him to pass the Iadya plate
Of dried beef very nicely cutup. She reached out her
hand very politely and took on her plate with her
fingers Jonathan instantly started up, and with loud
voice. cried out 'wSiter take away this smoked beef
that rude woman has had her fingers on itl'' II was
now her turn to blush She was fairly done. ,s}
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28

ToRMArIos OF HArL.-Soms persons are puzzled to
account for the formation OF hastones, in the amos
phsre, wnen the Temperature the earth's sirece is
above ninety, as was the case on Wednesday. Mr. Es
py, in bis meteorological lectures gives beautiful des.
eripon off the formation Of cloud and after the cloud
i formed, he says rain drops are generated
times these cannot reach the earth on account Of the
violence of the upward current, but are on the
irary, carried to the region Of perpetual congeation
fhsrs frozen and thrown of at the sides Bos0n Jour-
raIARt+- EfHs Ht-sai tf ssH. f-gh .7
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28
THE INDIANS DREAM.

~ When the Indian went to see the white man he said
with him aInight. In the morning he saysto the
Write man: "a sasi go @e71s q yG Ea8 ,j8
9a'Me havea dream last night t g'ea
" All what was in ''se. .l tra .sss s. s8
'sa Medream you gvomSyour grey mare, and that you
giveme rife: that you give Inc much pOwder--much
Z baIl1much shot, '.9c'e aR 'ssf3 enl
Pc Did you, indeedi what dream il .-.a ssf.
- yes, me dream it all +ts e. aa z4a
"a swell that's bae Ormy wife always rides the grey,
mare and she thinks she cam ride any other horse but
you drsambt ii, why, suppossyOu must have her.
And my rife too, my old hvorlte rae--dream Igave
you that too.' sa ssas e.ss attsa
YES, me dream rife too. ae. ay4 arsa
We'll, you dreampit why suppose you must
take that too; but it's very singular 61 ssaa
So the white man gave them all into the Indians pos
session; but he persuaded himi tsrry with him one
night more. s[8 H ~ 10 ;eei
In the morning, the white man says 10 the Indian, Il
had dream, too, last night j. ASST u f.a
mol did youl' MS
Yes, but did though, Idreampt that you gave me all
the land between Pojunket river and Catapunk noun,
tain (aboht three thousand acres ofthe most beautiful
land imaginable
"Ah! Bones ofmy fathers. Well il you dream IT,
why Isuppose you mnst have the and--but me never
dream with you any moral ts .p
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28

Keen out ofbsd tNmpany, rtsI chance Z ihal wen
He devil fires INTO ! iIOOk he VIII hitsomsbody.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28

There is man in New Orleans. with a nose SO big
that he can only HLow-it The use Of gunpOwdsr.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28

"Your heel must better, ] think said a gentleman
to buaom lass, who had ahole in tho heal Of her
Stocking .Why sol" hsasked. .'Because, Miss
replied the gentleman, perceive ilisgsitingpUr. i
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28

When the Indian went to the white mamie staid
with him alInight NTH morning he saystO the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
RICH AID RAliE.

THUNNs H. PRICE has Pleasure N faynr 70
Il his friends and paT7ns that he has
considerable patton Of bis regular supply II choice
failing fiench, German, Italian, India, ard dHlsTieun
DTy Ggyfs, puctlscd the .yoTsbic terms; aud
h", with te greatest confidence, invites continuance ami
increaEe Of patronage.
TO 'hose who the very beat Goods at the market
o oug country aG1rg he hegs say thar they be
all lines suited from his stock.
In addition 10 the cor lenee he usually feels tbs, he la
the means OF Tcdt cung this pledge The public
rangcmeuts iust such keep him al an lime
suppie' with wicveT T. and dcsribic as they zy
come out and prices which be will be sarilc
tory.
Time nor the limit Of Advertisements 10 not to-day
permit OF an attempt az detail
nc = very grcit and choice variety ~ shlvis
DO do
DO do " LincuE-alwry Us
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

>, 49, 80 IS 20
= 40 a - ~ ~ opposite the Swan Tavern.
Wy. ~ 800. S-eei, Shockoe Hal,
>eN' Dealers ia Foreign and Domes;ic Hard.
re now opcning large snd Complete assortrn en-
~ HlNG HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, which for
WI, city Eccepiancea-
a. very small ADVANCE. Country Merchants ana oths,s
VIA tniU 10 ihtir ifTcst GO csliand examine their
which IN par lsc. mpEistd 81 me following Goods
l5hoison Pateut Corn Scythes
Naifou' S best steel Il,
BroId and narrow tiEIss do
Humble & Au1us'a's Pattern Grass do
Dutch scy ih-s OF uesg qualify
Pocket ami Pen Knives, assorted
Eci-suIs, shears suu EszuIs, do
Table kniv and Forks, with fvorv STAG ,rIi.c hc-.
black and otheI haut.es ~ 10y ~ $50
Ivory Knives an Forks 10 sets 81 pairs from s2 IN 40
n LIZ t'l very superior don.
bIg u'rEei !iut ami petcussEn Guns
Traces, Hsters AEvls, Vices Smiths Below
i.iii' hoe plate, pad and other Locks
itaugr pii' = cut, mill saw hlf round
! lit bastard anu ether Files; hose Rasps
Collins and other Axes
81 odd Axes; Nail Ilsmmers
But Hinges. all kinds
Britannia Ware. Japaned tin Ware
rated Goods, ocrLnan silver Goods
n nli,qn 5 genuine and common CoHee Mills
Sheet aud lar Lead
Iast shear. blister and German steel
ShoNeis aud spades Hay and manure Forks
LacA screws shovel ana longs, Feugers Audi,o
INest bench sndnouiiing Planes
NJ l pa and 4 saws
Hand, PANEL aud teuOn saws
Asp' an assortment Of Lqokin- Gasses direct nomt
manu- iactuTeT, consist,ngu(
:" ng toilet pier aud maniel Gasses
r ILln,ei fSis aud general assortment Of wood Wal
French Baskets, &c.
Together with every variety OF sfa,ie and s,,rer,,
scItment OF Fancy Goods. :
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
IeRT,sU nay COODs.

n addition former SOCK we have received by The
schooner Lynehburs the following sonable and
Goods.
2csses superior Dap d'Eii. Cor iunmcr coats
do heavy black Boubazlr.s
ezra super wool dyc .i lack Cloths
10 DO SupeIhne and low priced blue do
,lo silver drab 10
d. brown French Dfiliings
IN 40 do Linens
do 81 aud Grass Lawns
10 do ianc, Cotton stripes and Mixtures
saNony Ga .simereS, London fancy 90
Ion.ion Qulirugs and wc'tnss, - Eariinr GinEhsms
Check ant stripe Hurricane Musins
Plain and fig "a SWISS Muslns, beautiful assortment
CainbTiCs and Jlcone:s
Iudii and Uiahop's Lawns, Bennett Lawns
Rich donseine tie Lsn-, 4 I Pepper Muslns
ca sud 3 Flet Lace shlwls, Fllct Ecafis
Fancy GauZc aud Saiin lldkfs
Extra Eas ism Pungec and BandaDna I!lkls
Choppas aud India Fisr silk do
Maiylani Pcnitcniiary Plai =, a. and Furniture DO
feniZioc's Durango and RB binac Sewing silk DC
Our stock prcseais at this iic superior
merchants and We invite their attention IT, with
sutancc that shall mt be in this any
market In thts country.
ap25 KENT KENDALL A. ATwATER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
GENrLkMEN's srI.iNG AND sU9l5I i1It

lli the late arrivals from the NoTih, have received
ID complete assortment OF six and Linen Canbric POI
e kf-; white Brown and Gray Cotton socks; Back aud
White SILK Do Black italian CraVais Plato Cotton Crsvas;
SIX rcdris; satin snd Bpu1izue Stocks, CTayai Psds
SHIRT Collars Linen nosoms; susTendcTs; American made,
SILK and Cuunn Umbrellas; French silk do, Of superior
quality; six ani Msfino Shirts Heavy undTcsscd Irish
lLneu English Cotton Sh.Ttn- gr American do, OF p-
more; super gck, bue Invisible Green Cloth; White
and ColoIe French Drili; Rest lDia Nankecn aud
ftcan dn; French Bombazinc. CdsGmlrctc, 1hhct aud
Cambridge Cloths Lasting: Gauboon aud Plain French
Linen; Aarseiies anl satin NcsnE Cotton Thread six,
Horssin aud Castor Gloves; Tortoise Pocket To let
Combs; GIerisn's Shaving Cream: Toilet Soap Tooth
Brushes Hair Bushss, dc. Al Of Which were purchs.
scd very low prices aud viii be sold small
ap3J GAY A BENTLEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS,

Received by SMITH & PALMER, 22d April.
CoGsE de Leon, the Brgtnd, by q = James;
~ Bfuec's Lie anu adventures Africa By Major =.
Head; Lives Of John Jay and Alexander Hau.o on;
being numbers US and - Of IlarpeIs Family Lbrary
ence TO Natural Theology by Rev W Whewc.i Of Tam.
bridge College.
Ilisory OF tic Netherlands, by T e Grattsn
tGticat and httceIineous Essays. by BlbrsiOn Ma
cauay Ia tt-cc volumes including the remainder Of The
articles written and published while the author Uls AZ
college. ezra y-luuics the iliri separate.
Ten ThsuEtni Year, by the Author the piary Of a
Ply s.ciau. (Nr NarTeul la one octave volume
Chafies tf-aloy, No ! aud OF ihe 2t vol
History otthc Anglo 7aNpug from the earliest period %
the Norman tonquef, ~ Shlrnn Turner, 4 = D.
auhur Of ihc Sacred HinTY Of the World. Ills iou
Contains the stsou s"r!s. "a TWO irgc volumes
The Works II Lord E-lingbtokc complete, With Life
prepared pTtssy To- this ciiUu containing
selected from The bcsi OT.s, be coapHsod in ~.
o"tavr vol l' aa2 ;scissN nsy be examined and SAB.
seiipf9Hs sohoii,d b. smith a Palmer Agents for the
Publishers
The Correspondence Of ". wHberfvrcc, edited 10y his
SOM, iu fygo volumes
Coubc's TouJin the i'ui', states
Eau'bies n Europe la 80. with sketches Of Prominent
SuIte"us, Ply ciins, Medical - huls, n paiF icra.
~ PeTsls5ss SCENERY, c 10y " Gibson, NJ ~ Probes
snr Of sur-ar, IN The University NJ Prn1sy vsui &c
tTcior tale Of seventeen hundred AMI seventy Fix
Alexander Iwcedieis system u Practical NcrrInr.
eonprseI series 81 :i.al Diss,Iatioua arranged
ADD ette gu the Diseases Of the Discsllyc, UruarY
Uterine Organs, IN volume 81 -
American Journal Of Medical Scicncrs, q ia, hN 9
Hays ID oI April l5iI being the Stcothres on, ~:
the New 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
oltI1sI s. MUnLlNG

HAVE the pleasure Of announcing To their customers
anrihr public generally that they have lust cd
a. ihoT isi nablr clohnE store Maiu street. five
below The EEehAagc iuk, the following new and bcauti.
tul spriug and sumner styles:
Superior Blue Wool Dyed Hack. Olive T.on,.on Brown,
Invisible Bottle and Polish Green DtcS and Frock Goals;
anew and beautiful ariI. e Of Sumner Cul', made Ia The
latest Paris 4sii oi; SIN gle ni fancy pu;
Corded, Check and Plain GambToOn, and China Grape
Pants; six sSn, iombszne. Chag, Cashmere silk Bro.
caie French Embt ocrcd McTno aud Marcel lee NeBs;
Persian Robes and Morning Gowns six suirs ahd
Drawers. Linen Cutton 80 3o Fine Linen BUsos and
Collars, part made In IN" Byron y'c stocks; ELK
Linen Cravats, very pIeTns; Sclrts; SSpcniers;
Handkerchief, shoulder braces; Russia Riding Belt;
Money Bells and Purses; SIX, MenUo, Lambs WOO! and
Cotton Hall Hose.
Gentlemen want n Clothing would 10 well 10 call and
eKsuine Stock determined sell a. chra
any establishment IA this, any of the Northern cities.
az l9-2m T.. q. SPENCE, Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14

TO TuE RETAIi. GROCEWs IN RICH
MOND.
HAVING received my iull sssortmentof Queens Ware
Il CHINA auf Csss an prepared 10 supply tbe Rctai
Groccrs boz this CITY with the m1st desirable patterns Of
rotnurn Queens Ware and Glars on better ttrms lisa
heretofore Ny articles ave Of the bcs quality and will
e scot O. any part Of the City, Tree of expense iber
Il discount male Tor cash. Ny assortment u also com
piete Coz The country trade. Up FOGC.
China store 81 Main snd the Street lcanE
Mayo's bridge, AZ 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
JAMES CoRsE DE LEON,

Ana many OtEcr New Works.
I w. RANDOLPH & co have received Cnrsc dc
u Leon, or the Bugand, Romance 10y q T. u James
Life aud Adventures OF Bruce Tie African Traveller by
Major Sir r q Heat
Lives % John lay anil Alexander Hamilton
History Of the Netherlands, 10y Thomas Grauan
Preliminary Discourse O" the study Of Neutral Phio-
sophy, by U'Isrhei
Astronomy and Several Physics considered with rcic.
renee % Ntiura The locy. by Rcy't " Wh,nwcu
the Hand, is Mech tusm aud Vial Eulowiacuts eyn.
cling design, by S.r Chs Deli
Reyd w Chiimci On the Power, Wisdom AMI Good.
% God ang9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
VOL. XIV.


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hunber OF Insertions Of Advertisements must b.
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mus Also DO In writirg. ~
huvertisers charged $50 two s,uares ant,
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,,El The COUNTRY WIG IL published twIo. week
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, lvN ADNERrislNG-75 cents n square, Cor iess) for
'ne nstHserhon, and 90 cents FOR each continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
NEW BOOKS.

C,oRsE DE LEON, OF the Brigaud, romance, by
~ X Jamcs,cE
Astronomy ami General Pbyses considered with Iefcr.
ence To N,turaI Theology, by Rev Vim Whewel
The History OF the NcilcIlinds, 10y Thomas Colcy
Graiian
Preliminary Discourse the Study OF Natural Phlo-
sophy, hy John Frederick William iIetschell AN
The Hand, its mechanism AMI vital end1wmcnts, As
eviucing design, by sir Charles Bell
The Life and Adventures Bruce. the African Traveller
by Major Cir Francis Head. the last London edition,
No rs iiaTners' Family Library
Lives u John Jay aud xandcr Hamilton, No lg Iar
peIs Family Library
Tho above works together with good as ,ormcnt
OF Theological Classical school aud Books
all 10 be had SMELLS Bookstore doors above the
Bell Tavern, at reduced prices.
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