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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-05

Using fr ON an abuse of Mercury.
Chronic and Constitutional Diseases such as scro.
tnla or ktng ep, secondary syphilis. Ueerai ulce-
ration and corrOsi0ns of the throat nose cheeks Hps
and otter parts ofe body pnpies or pestules or
the face Scaiy patches and other erupGons the SKIN
baes, scarry and other Scorduc afechons rheumatic
affections ichae sweiings aiS in the bones and joints
rer sores obstinate old sores of all kinds Scald heads
sat rteun rugtc0rn and other diseases arising from
impure state of the blood; also habiual cosue,,ess
piles chronic affections Of the Hrer lungs and chest
pan-in ne stomach and Sides night s,ceats DC DC.
as Hke,oise much recommended as q cleansing spriag
medicine and IN general DEBILITY.
This remedy Is prepared in vacuo from the choicest
selected materials The active properties of which are
extracted by an improved process, without heat: on
account of which II is preferred byphyscians as being
more uniform and active than any other now before
tho public.
IT, Fac.s ure stubborn things Read the following
RESPECTABLE TESTIMONIALS.
Extract of q letter from DIR. J Sidney Skinner.
Messrs II Harris & Co, Asiabula:
'Gentlemen-Iour agent in passing through our
place short time since, deposited with me quantity
of MIR G w Merchants Improved Fluid Extract of
Sarsaparllla.' Itcame so well recommended that |
advised the use of it in number of scrofula cases
with the most satisfactory results. Our town physi-
clans not only recommended il to consulting patients
but have introduced II into their private practice as
a standard remedy in oil diseases of the blood.
'You will confer favor by forwarding immediately
5 or dozen bottles.
Very respectfully yours, &C.
j. SIDNEY SKINNER
From Doct |. Southworlh
Lockport March 9 1871.
have recommended the Of Doct Merchants
compound Extract of Sarsaparilla, in various
GUS erupOns ofa scroulous character and all other
diseases affecting the skim and have found to keel
beyond my most sanguine expectations, and do most
confidently recommend it to the public therapeu-
tic agent of the most energetic character eradca-
ting from the system all those diseases which depend
upon glanduar distractions or cutaenous derango-
f,fnn ind il
IL AS test agains, coun,erfes obser, that these
words are blown in the glass; From the Lab,alo,y of
Geo. W. Merchant, Chemist Lotkpo,t y.
Sarsaparilla and Chemical Plaster for slle by
u " u HILL, Detroit, E BINGHAM, Detroit,
JOHN OWEN, do ID A McNAIR, do
Or SwEENY Dearbnvill J GRAHAM, Dearbornville
Dawn NJ PRICE. Utica, EASTMAN Sco, Mt Clmcns
JULIUS DEAN, Pontiac. LPKNEELAND, Farm'g
JNo NAMING, Plymouth, VIM III SHAW, Dixboro'
LUED&GIBsoN,A. Arbor w s. J w MAYNARD,
WmSIIEDDEN,l psilanu Ann Arbor.
~ Be particular to enquire for Merchants Sarsa.
pari!la.
E. DEANS CELEBRATED
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-05
DROPSI.

WJNOR Sale by Charles Durkeo, Doct
IL Falls Celebrated Anti-Hydraullc
Medicine. 1t is warrantedto cure, or the
purchase money refunded. nl2
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-11
sam. Slick a Law-Makcr.

We commend lhs following to our readers
We extract il fpm the third series Of the
Clock Makef.or slyings and doings o. Samuel
Slick IL these dill times. if you want 10
laugh, gentle reads, pray read il. read il.
Register.
In the course o( our Mornings drive.
| happened 10 ask him IL he interfered
mech in poliiics, whsn he was in slick
vile. No. said he, not now. was
once an assembly mn, bu, since then !
gin up politics. T,ere is uo,hin' 80
well taken care nf as -FOUR rights and prl.
viIegrs. squire. rhers are always plen.
" of chaps volunteeria' to do that, on,
Of pure regard Cor ytu. ready 10 lay down
their lives to fight your cause, or their
for,ins. If they hadeny, either. M; |
have given that up. Clock maxim is n
better ,r de BY hall. Dear. dear. | shall
never forget the day was elected; fell
two inches taller. snt about 9 lille The
biggest nan in all Sli&siIie. | knew sn
much was expected ! me. | couldn't
sleep a.ryin' 10 male speeches; and
! when vas in the ship ] spilled half my
wo,k BY no, having mypind on il. Save
your country, says ones save /, from ri
in; Gu, down salaries. Intend to. says
II. Watch the officials, s,ys another;
they are the biggest rosuesre have. II
dnn convene with lherylhal public
servants should be the matters oi The
public. | quite concur wit you, says
[. Reduce Lawyers fees. lays some;
they are eat,n' up the county like 10.
Gusts. .Jis, SO, said |. A ,oun,y on
wheat, saws the farmer, Tor your HE.
i Would you tax the mrchaniclo enrich
the agricul,uris,! says the Manufacturer.
Make law sgiu ,hislles, Gays ne: re.
culator about Temperance. saysano.her;
/ We have a RICH, to drink IL " please,
saws a third; don't legisla'e the much,
saws foutth-irs the curse Of III STATE
|, and 50 on without eend. 1 aifairly
battered, for no two ,hought ALE, and
, there was no piessin' nobody. Then
every man ,ha, voted Tor me wan,e'some
, favor mr. smother, and there was n bot,
|, tom to the obligation. was mns' sq'si'
. ed "a death with the weight OF my css,
!, and they were SO heasy.
A, lsst,he great day came, ani The ,
e vernon and Sens,e and Representa-
!. all walked in procession. and The a'tllle
, fred, and the band Of the caravan OF "
u beasts was hired 10 play for US. and
i org,nrzed in due form, aud the Gore'
is or's message was read. I must say
D. day was the hsppisst one OF my lie
"a Gel, full Of diguity and honor. aud was
i. ed with visions of glory TO come. W.
IS saws to myself. the game is now TO p
is in rael airues,, and no mistake; whate
ct shall | play! The presidential chat
the highest posts is open to me, IN coup
r.. with o,her ciuzans. What is to prey
Il. me cummin' IN BY hoaors, or u !
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-11

90 70 10 golden tide around him; lhe more
mas'e .'hsre xss IN his purse the more
friends he won; be sss 100 sIinRy 10 &c.
usrfied; determined 10 GET rich IN hur
y. be lesped Into The dark. he eommi..
iedlorgsry; in Auburn prison may be sssa
Tie man Sho Was selected Cor Harries by
her aunt; fortunately he has no vile nor
children 10 mnrrn his fate.
We will nov resume The nsrrslion Of
The POOR printers history. Twas on .
bright andbeauIiful morning in The monlh
OF May thar one Of The splendid steamers
ihsi ply between New York and Albsny,
vas crowded 9th beauty aud fashion;
he passengers ~ere amusing lhem.el,es
oy gazing on The romantic scenery which
nature had spread xIlh lavish hands on
both sides Of The Huds0n. A, noon The
bsll rung 70 infr,m the passengers that
dinner sss resdy; . rush was made q
The table. ahleh was loaded with The
richest Injuries ihe market afforded; a.
The head Of the table eat . man somewhat
advanced IN life. The hand Of time had
scattered . !rw grey hsirs upon his head;
The next seat 10 him was occupied by his
wife; with IN air Of affected dignity. che
lookej towards the doM;-s, that mo-
meni il was opened BY the Captain. Who
politely requested The gentleman and lady
= The head Of ,he table. 10 give up their
seats 10 The Hon. wlllism Malcolm aad
bis lsiyi II = voice from Heaven, in tones
Of thunder. had spokeR, they could not
have been more surprised. lhan Was liar
riefs uncle aud aunt. when they. in the
presence Of more than one hundred per-
sons, were obliged 10 make room for the
plebians they refused 10 associate with
ten years previous 10 that even; 10 this
proud pair of srisiocrais. The scene was
extremely humilis,ing- after all. IL was
an homo, 10 ST BY the site Of This great self
made am; after the cloth was removed
great many apologies were made By ihs
old e1uph. They invited the honorsbl.
William n. and his lady 10 call and zee
them; they did so; and the old hypoerilsi
strained evsry nerve 10 please The ono,
poor prinIes and bis. beautiful wife.
William assumed The management Of
the periodleslspoken Of in The commence
Inent OF this article; his lsbors yer,
crowned.wi,h uccess; II the close Of III,
year he removed to The south. The sam,
success attended his footsteps; he rose il
spite Of the obstacles in bic way 10 III,
honorable emnence.he:now occupies.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-11

Observation-Disclosures bill has pass.
ed through the commute OF ihe whole in
the lInuse Of Representatives Of Psnnsyl-
vspia, prohibiting the lnlermarrylng OF
white men or women Ia negrnes. mus,ees
or mula,toss, under penalty Of $500. in.
aic.ine heavy penalty upnn the clergy
man marrying them. and snnulllnR the
marriage contract oil all such persons thai
nos sxists. Baltimore SEM.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-11

GnvsrEor Roman, Of Louisiana. re-
eommeais The Planners who u.s s,esp
power an their plantations IN The making
Of sugar, 10 apply ,his poaer >, proper
seasons 10 the Manufacture u coarse rot
ton and woollen cloths. al present the
sieam engines lie useless for ,hree.fcnrihs
OF the year--bsing employed not m"ss
than one fourth in the sugar making bpsi-
ness.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05
LEVI NNnnnRIrpN

This individual, who vas for many years, -
Secretary OF the Treasury, under Jackson and Van
Buren,, the aushingstock Of the country, and the
OaIec! Of contempt and adherence 10 every rightly.
constituted mind has been recently figuring in
new the1,rc. Alta meeting Of the Loc9foe, Marty
On Boston, he made his appearance and harangusd
The multitude at great length. Ills speech is pub
ished at 1rgo 10 the Journals Of the Spots porty-
and d sJ1st such production as might have been
expected from the man, who d, only known 10 the
country W the supsroiive stupidity and kn1vory
which he exhibited in the Treasury Department.
Il teens with slang and n'sehood-and the only
marks Of genius out o., cons.s. IN the compress.
ing such O. multitude Of lies into such commas.
We do not believe We should % oil eYagger,te. Il
wc were 20 affirm, hat throughout rt sIIIavsr,oe
u.sehood for every Inc. IN some pas,,ecg there
are haIl Q dozen m ss many different words. The
speech isn bitter, malignant attack upon the WINGS
Hud 900 elaborate pofvefsIDu Ol almost every tbipr
ever said Os dore hy them Far be IL from MS 10
enter into o. vIndic1uon Of ihu, pary from the foul
assertions oi such nm ossli.ant. If be. az sound
monIs.s have mlInlaiurd-crsaIial.c 10 the GOOD
und the vIruous 10 be- DETAINED by the mercsnary
and DEPRIVED. then will he JI'ung.gate, layishei
/
feather n h,.r cap. anI rebound 10 their glory. Ho
De- one ofltat rroagaio horde, whom tho Wing PEG.
pie Of dis county, whom be nov abuses with 90
much vcnom-but twelve months since expelled
with every mark Of disgrace from the public sta.
tons, which they d.shouourcd. lie Is tho simo in.
divdun', under whose auspices, the public moral
, were oeo1uched TO degree, md with IN indeeency
pnptred1n'cd sIve in the days when corruption
"a' clW.si to is bishes, pitch in degenerate Rome
Tic s iHe Secretary q The Treasury, who continu
ed Known rosues n ofico-onJ by his connivanc
Of ib.r p'nnd.r of the public, Justly incurred IN
, suspicion Of Snoring with them the spois Of Inc
y depfedauons. The gross. open end shameless ap
- provo, which be extended 10 these public iarcsner
e Hsicd doubt IN he minds Of some, whether he wa
% not more 100. than knago,-but the better opno
hos long since sctted joen 20 the conviction, thu
Doc possessed the ouubu,cs Of both those character
9 70 as great perfection as they ore usually aware
,a 10 any ono mortal. It's lucky in the Wings
have lin their power to boast the cnmity Of such
imam. II by accident, or pcrvorso fortune, it h
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05
From ne TsE4' C.HaHsL .Srr'smss- -
HON. BRANCH T. ARCHER,
Sscreiaruof Var end .Nnry.

We learn that this long tried and faithful pablo
servant has sIgulhed ms intention 10 the President
Of retiring from TIE Cabinet, so soon as his annual
report shall been completed, which " D.. he in a lew
dlys.-We cannot take cave, poIllca " Of this
single hearted and exalted patriot. without feeling
The deepest emotions OF gratitude. THIS gentleman,
the Justly styled Father Of the Revolution; he Who
wac first to raise his voice IN favor Of the political
emancipation Of Texas, uGawCd by threats and
power; he who has served her Tor eleven years, m
many Of the most dznihcd and responsible stations;
lie who has had moral and persona. frmness 10 ev
cry situation OdD what his judgment thought 90 Doe
right, and ~ profound contempt Of the opinions oil
political wea,hercOcks and demlgOgucs. Yes, this
IncOrrupuJe patriot, who has grown grey IN serving
his country, and grown poor Iu not serving himself,
will carry with him the dCcP.iei aud lasting gral.
tudc Of a.. Just men.
The ncyer.dyug euIogy Of a distinguished Gre.
clan was, that he "fetircd poor from eminent s,l.
tons end long public service" This may well be
as much Of all oi our retired public servants. Al.
ready in our short political existence, ws have Wit.
messed with shame and modification, other men re-.
turing from office with their tens Of thousands Of
funded debt, their duEglums OF and, &c Be-
when % WIS well known TINT their ta'1res could
not honestly have more than p1II their dolly rr-
penEgs. TINS may be the result Of good luck, but
20 plain understanding like ours, o. looks very like
'pne.mng cssi common sense iprDd5 u5 20 believe
that Do Dol honesty.
The time ls up. distant when Dr Archer will he
i'h 100 r1ann'a gratitude, when every .Dg-rauIn
from tne Sabine % ibe Rio Grlude, and rom tie
sen 10 the Rocky mountains, shaI speak the rr,,rrs
oil ine stronger pilgrim, who 900 1881 landed unknown
upon uuf almost wU4lrHas5 shores, and u,rr.rH.
single handed aud HOns his s, bis aI !0r the Uer.
~ OF Texns.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05
PUBLIUS.
POPrI.AR EnncATInN

At meeting Of the citizens of the county Of
Prince Edward, held at their Court house on the
18th day Of October, 1911, Messrs. Isaac Read and
Samuel c. Anderson explained the object of the
meeting to be the consideration Of the proprety Of
appointing delegates a Convention proposed to b,
holden in Richmond, at an early day, on the sub.
Jet Of Popular Education. The Rev. Matthew
NJ. Dance was then called TO the Chair, and F. n.
Watkins appointed Secretary.
On motion Of s c. Anderson. Esq,
ReSoued, unanimously, That this meeting cor
daily approves Of tie Convention proposed to be
holden ia the City Of Richmond, on Wednesday,
he first day Of December, 1871, for the purpose oil
taking into consideration the subject Of Popular
Educlton-the proper administration Of the Li,cra-
~ FuLd-and more particularly the claims Of the
Colleges and Academies on legislative aid and pro.
lection.
Rssolrsd That delegates be now appointed to
represent the county OF Prince Edward in said Con-
vent on.
The following gentlemen were then appointed
delegates 10y the mcc'Ing-to wit: Messrs. n T.
Yenible, Thomas Perkin'on, J ID Wood, Rev.
John Thompson, Prof. G Branch, WIN G Flour
noy, Thomas Haskns, James II Wilson, John
w Redd Henry + watkins. james w Womack,
Rev. Jas McDenrmon, Jas Read, Thos T. Tread.
way, $ G Anderson, l. e JefirIes, A ID Dickinson,
r y Watkins.
On motion Of F y Watkins
RssOiusd That the citizens Of the other counties
Of this Commonwealth be respectfully requested to
cD operate with as, and to send a u delegation Ia
/ he proposed convention.
I On motion,
/ RssoiU,d, That the proceedings Of rhi. meeting
he forwarded 10 the Editors Of the several public
.Journ'Is, with request that they may 10 pub
lIshei.
The meeting then adjourned.
NJ. VI. DANCE, Chiiman
/ l.. n. WATETgs Secretary
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05

been their hard !ot fall under his spprobation-
&C should have deemed them in the broad road to
ruin and disgrace. Whilst it is their good fortune
TO receive the denuneiaIions OF him. OF Van Buren,,
OF Benton and OF Kendall. we shall have an irwin.
e'ole conviction, that they have not devia,ed far from
The path OF moral and political reeltude.
We may hereafter at more leisure give the reader
a few specimens OF the slang and rsmarole OF the
sordid Secretary
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05
N Il sWEESsp, Ig.ul late %

"A L. syyEE~tt, ig.uI late uf th' G,m oi
Nj NDvitrl Sweeney tnsw iiaan'vril vuuid uoiily
is rnis aud the pubic generally, ihft ' has taken nc
House recently occupied 10y tue Virginia ttc hnH Mllho
Irsu.,ure COMPANY, between N's"if. Cav Hctuty
aud r Exchange Hotel, li street, where DC VIII n93
lsrru. t orders Zoo iua lime, with u'afnrsa Hni
r'r#frI. having NV Goa hand select 1trof'W'ui Nv
CIuHs trs.,m.rrH and NcsruE9, collars "ny's' Hu-l H
.fr,a Iis.HL, IIfH tlHff.. sc. Sc lr htTrE iu q
able p accommodate a uli ,uf, sul furh nov ou' a.
NAV IH DISPOSED TO cali on hifu, or ehch ,i"N ato IN
such.fyio ,f Will prove entirely satisfactory.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05
NOTICE

irJH The People Of Lunenburg, who Oro
friendly 10 the subject OF Education, are re.
qucsted TO meet Of their Courthouse, on the 9Th
November next, ~ being cour, d,y,) 70 take into
consideration the proprely Of sending delegates to
tho Convention proposed to he held IN Richmond
on the % Thursday in December next, for the
purpose Of considering the claims Of the Colleges
and Academies Of the State to a portion Of the
public revenue. MANY RESIDENTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05
Il C. II MON ID:
FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER ..

TO- We ahhor dsHs. hut We presume our sub rbcIr
will thank for reminding lhe that they will have good
opportunity 10 remit any arrcsrsgcs by the Members ofthe
Legislature, who will assemble here the frs, Monday in
December We will them that they cannot take
more rlelsuIc In paving. than we viii in reeciying.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05

The amendment referred to- and which H1w stands as
tart ~ the law, Ia these words Pr0Uiisd That o.
any time during the existence Of ibis there shall bs
imposition OF duties imports Inconsistent with the pro.
visions Of ;hc act IT March second thousand Int nun.
dred aul thirty three entitled AN Act tH modify ft act II
TIE fourteenth o." July one thousand eight huuIIei and
ialy two, aud all other acts imposing duties Imports,
ami beyond the rate ut duty fNsduy that tsu.
~ per cent on 'c value of such Imports auyuf them,
then te distribution provided 10 i ac shall be suspend
ell and shall so continue until This Ut suspension
ss D." removed 1ut when removed ifun' prevented boy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05
To The Editor. Ofihe Wig.


PErERsBURG, Nov. ?, Is4I.
Gentemcn-l write you this note wishing to
know, so far as you may he able to inform me,
whether elective bodies in this country ever consult
the claims OF men to oificel Arc the high places
of trust and responsibility, which men take upon
themselves, not from avarce, for no salary is lar
enough to feed that feeling are ever filed with ref
erence TO the merits Of hose on whom such gifts
are imposed Ii the qualifications OF men are con
sGted, or If their services the public are regard
ed, would ike 10 know whose qualifications, or
services, unrcquted, hitherto, superior or even
equal to those of JOHN F. MAY, for the office Of
Governor Of this Commonwealth If We look still
higher, far above the mere capacity to I'LL such
Office, would hazard the inquiry, pho more Gessrp.
ing than he, in any thing that challenges the re.
sPeei aud admiration Of the good citizen?
II you or any one would prefer another, will you
tel me who he isl | should be proud to know tina,
my native State owns nobier son, but sorry he
has been so much and long neglected.
Yours, &c,
pITRIIIIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05

MACAO, June -, l-il.
Cap,. Elliot, He NJ r.snpo,so.ary, has ils.
gwen private notice TO tho British merchants Tint
be intends TO blockade the port Of Canton lnr1e.
dN'e'y,-ond be advises them % get their sh,ps ON,
Of the river as soon as possible, in the D,v,vsy,,,
can.
We have only time to mako this announcement.
as the HuD.ress5 already despatched.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05
YOUNG LADIES, sEMISAUy.
Charlotte Court House, w.
REV. MICHAEL OgBOuNE B..,.......,


TUE public arc repeatedly Informed that be ypprr
iAdrs seminary, will hc upcuci Tor tho trrr-trr -
Boarding sui Day scholars onthr I MONDAY in Jny,v
1872 ''' ." '''''''1i
The academic year will be divided into two tct,,s NJ
and July, respectively. ~ '''"''y
Assistant Tcsrhcrs Will In employed ne tho crigco,cs
oi the school shall demand buf the apvrfufcnf ,uJ r.
7furtion of ne Institution will be- conducted ~ "a, ,s
pflct cable 10y The Pm pI alone who pIcgee t,..ir
will reliance ON divine ai, 1 fTstc pains - mo ipt.
ccud aud moral Improvement Of those cntr,.tcd A., III
arr. WV W "''
For tuition the English branches ,nj In Latin and f,r
hnlrl iurui NJ wIhnE fuel Hn llht Tho rsrgc sl he
50 Tor the "inicr tenn, aud 81 Tor tho summer form
boiateaI '
and sl7 the summer term
For instruction in French and Music an sddon, charge,
AT The usual rates.
Az pl.mouls io be made in advance
EfENENtEF-Iienty Earfrrnn. ESD, and RCvd
Andrew Htri, Charlotte Court House, Va
np5 lawfV
CANE AND wOOD-sEAT CHAIRS weare
" constantly receiving regular supplies 81 Cane and
Wool so Chairs NJ various patterns which fpr
/ low prices. no lNiOES BROTHER.
WOODLAND EG hTuBHs-31 bulcs clean wa h.
| w ID Mountain wool-6 do prime Foathers f,r ssIr
\ nos FRY 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05

ID An AWAY from the Subscribers Mil In King william
IL county NTH" GKht VI ic I Of this fuuuif, Nuycp
brrIa negro W1n named WAENER.-iIc h. nf BLACK con.
ole Hiu ui low statue, tHly about Eve feet hgl Efuu
kCY aui trcllEcut,-uo particular mtrks TcruIlrrtrI
about him his clothing couss ei Of white yarn oyrrro,f
black ctssuct Itrkct, brown pluiip1us aud aprrkI,I
cloth ani having been for iuc employed iniuy
MIL doubtless s,uc oi E appucl will bear the marks n
that ilr hlH been UtrIUrdlIy ,mufDyr.f a
m rkrt man IN s"nins meat IN Richmond consequent
y has infm"l an oN"us w. acquaintance there, where
10 FREQ state hiscrs OF yossos warned not o ryc
him dny all il duinf ~ l riuel IN i,
law against 9uy such offending reward of ion iors
WI hc paid fpr biz delivery iu this county ar -.
cured in my Jhl wilma 'h' commonwealth, Hp that get
hin again JAMES -. EILETr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
gr No change hos occurred in the Richmond
Markets, since our last report
MONEY MARKET-CITY NEWS.
Monday, p. NJ.

There is quite a calm in money matters IN Wal
street Nothing to excite. Money for mercantile
paper is rs abundant os ever. "A large amount Of
good notes have been discounted in the street
within a few duys NJ SIX per cent, having FIVE
months 10 run,-this is as low ns paper has been
negotiated OF within the post SIX months. Not
withsandng the large exports Of specie, and the
high Of Foreign exchange, there Is no pressure
on the mercantile community.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05
I.ANnItnK -AI.Il.

THE subscriber wiIOTsI TOR safe the THIRD MON
4 DAY 100 Nuvrmhrr, gt Amherst Courthouse, that being
Count Day his oi'C tu the county Of huurrsi " b. dS-
aut from the Town uf N'w G'srow, two miles fem Tie
ldu acres, on which o. cleared, aud in good heart iwn
thirds we'll Clover. aud Tie whole in high state ut
Improvement The yyouI hand rs heavily uUhcT"d, aud a
large portion of fur tobacco baud. Tho crop made last
year GO bIr Corn, 3u.su 'hH Ut Tobacco, Urge
Crop ~ Daa, force ui l5ur % hands. eau 70" EN-
pIoS c4lic which iF Considered ono "' the most
pTuiurfvri utr county There small, hut ucW and
very comfortable House the premises. nd Harni
-tlirs. Tobacco Houses, &c Any UCIFon wishing un
estate ~ healthy rc-1n will fad h iO their interest To
examine this. Terms liberal and ma Be- Known 90 tie ay
Of srIr. I'D. s. thULll.
New GLASGOW, oct o.. &C - cd