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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01


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The BSnkS his Fall sunply OF Double Gins
RIFLES, PISTOLS, Pen ami Pocket KNIVES, Fsteiins
ahh rlSHIns Ido.4e, fn'.ey G'"ds &c. His present
WIS a m on the oet ms and he requests town
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SaI anu e&he MS afhcics and prices being satisfied
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
MA iIsHALL
FURNITURE WAR; ROOhIs,

~ POsTE TnE BANKs
TUE subscriber las hand and constantly manufic.
turuu every urice In the Furniture lihe and socffs
call from pui chaeets HAVING machinery driven ~
vrer pIwrf employed enables him 10 usnuficture
any sfco In his nuo on GOOD terms ~ Che article
can be fnado elsewhere The adgaauge 81 machinery,
beriden assisting IN erpcdnioG, enables have Tho
uatarals thoroughly cssoned (Which 10 n much
upO tanee have GOD article good work) by having
nc dulber pvcd up aud rnek awsy some ums bel9ro
worked w. ". SMITH.
hisr.Consfany on hand and for sale large AMI gc.
~ MahogauY. which 10 usually purchased
suction 10 the To-. aud saved IN my direction.
An orders furnished with promptncss. ic9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01

STORE On ~ STREET,
Three doors below the Marshall Theatre, and OPP
posite thu fredericksburg Depot
W. RANDOLPH q co have opened. for the accom-.
30 mediation oftheir friends and the pubic, 10 Nc Jesse
FranklinB shoe EtoTe, assortment % hooks, SIh.
ytONERY and FANCY GOODS. and intend aepng sup
W w utsre that naca. should the demand .nHtiN w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
NEW NIuSIl,
NEW MUSIC,
FOR TIE PIANO FORTE AND GJfyAR
For sale by S. L. BARCLAY,
Market Bridge. Main Street

Gentle lady, swcctly sleep
Hut Is there no bliss
When the flowers OF hope IA,
fsding
Music ON the waters
The Golden Dream
Patrick Cary, a comic duet,
The Fairy Hoy
There Is beauty on the u'orn
tain
Isle Of Beauty
Spanish maiden's graceful
move
Night at Sea
Tile Literary Dusfman
She watched for him
The Beautiful Day
Farewell tu the forsakcn
Tell her love her yet
Early love can never dic
Dearest maid, I adore thee
Nothing else 10 10
Broken Vow
No More
TIE Light Canoe
When the morning FIRE
dawns
The Blind Mai'lcnis gone
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
BCUFSHlNDlN> AID BLANK BOOK
-E,tC.EEfxl&tx.

W RANDOLPH & 60. Booksellers, having attach
ci % ;hcir St0raa 3inuety, eGl first rate worzmen
empluye are prepared execute Bookbndng 81 every
description.
Merchants vino intend open sets Of Books
the first Of tue year. would 10 well to call early and leave
their orders.
Clerks OF Courts sssure that their orders Wall be
aiIcntnh 10 WIN 10 AMI llsnatch. NOV n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01

The American Boy, a new
patriotic song
Z Frccmsn's song
J would We had not met asain
One day while working at ny
Plough
o The Pope he leads q happy
life
, rhe Fair Rose OF Killarney
on had ! wings ike a dove
Gave inc the night
u Fanny Gray
OH Rosin The Beau .
CD happy are the swissman's
hours
The Rapture Swelling
Ne,tward lIoI
The new and the old Song
", doubt not
The Deer Slealer
Girls Beware
III remcmbc ihev
The Brides Farewell
When the moonbes-a's ten
,icr hsht
Il Come, SoldieIsi come, 'lis
tac rolllnS drum
I Aud many other beautiful
'Nccl!crt colleclicn uf Rondos,
'tors amt Musical Cateehisms,
ch viii be constantly kept. for
=. T. BARCLAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
6n BONES WINDOW GLASS
COO oux2i l2xl5 llxl5 llAl6
lIxli lOxli loxl5 lixO
H122 lSx2i 9xl2 Gall
sxl0 lOxl2 l2Sli l2xl6
l2Sls l6xlS l6rl6 l2x20
l4xl6 For sale, low, by
SkMil. r. ADlE & CO
DIR. HULL'S


UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THIS for the radical curcof Proapsus
Il Uter, or Falling OF the Womb, by external apptca.
ton, the OF the Objectionable Pessary,
IL confidently recommended TO the Rincted the means
OF perfect To hy ah having failed OF
pei Informing cure, under the most aggravated cir
eunstsnces. has received the decided Iobation Of
Sir Ashley Cooper. OF LONDON; Sir senIann 4. Brode;
SIR James Clark, Ply 10 the Queen; DR. Ashwe,
l., etnrcr Midwifery to Guys Hospital; Dr. Rigby,
Lecturer Bartho ouew's; DIR. Griffith Lecturer 10
Westminster Hospital; Dr. Ransbobsm, Leeiurerto Lon
don Hospital; Robert Ferguson, Lecturer TO Westminster
Lying-in Hospital; Dr. swcainan Lecturer to Mddescx
Hospital aud senior AccUuchcuI TO Queen Charoilcs
LYNX Hospital; ALSO 10y Henry Davies Conquest; Blum
dell Lee, Nerrman, surgeon keatcs, &C. by DR. Gorcau
fresiicntthe Academic Hoyale dc Medicine, PARIS,
Accoucheur the Dutchcss DOrlcans; Professors NCt
peau Mar jop, Paul Dubois SAMSON. aud chersiand IN
New York by Professor w Francis; q ; Bedford NJ D.
Professor OF Midwifery in University Of NEW YORK.,
Professor Dcafel Professor Francis H. Johnson, Posi
dent County Med. society Laurens Hull L, esdeni Me
d.ca Societv safe OF New York. Professor James Nc
Nauchton Albany; Professor March, Professor Cyrus
Perkins, Professor Doane-Drs. 1hos. Boyd, Gilbeu
smith. Iosack, StcaTns Ludlow Nissan, Nache, Power,
Craysou. Van Bensaer, ami many other disng uished
Physicians in the vniicd Slstcs.
\. T.. EULL-OfTice Vesey street,
Astor House. New York.
TO constant supply Of the ABOVE instruments, with
Dr. Eus improve for Hernia. Will I've kept by
LEEt.I- JOHNSTON n LIELl,
". &. King Norfolk; BTaGgs IL Thomas Petersburg;
SpuisVocd Il Robertson, do, James 4. Royae, Lynch
bug. Wui N. Chapel. Fariuyiilr.' nh ?
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01

~ w Nuiif HN'fsH bFU iafflu
DUTLEWs TAsTELGss aElDLfTZ POwDERs-seid
ID liz Powders, which ususuay offered 20 the public
IN $50 se aNe portions, are n these by process which
prevents ny sp1nian action upon o'her comb
uc Compound powder the eTeryeacing SOLUTION Of
Which, poo wafer, b. very nesry tastciesg.
iime aud wilt inhnite, lcrs trouble han mat produced
with Oh two powders prepared n INC usual way Pos sale
ALEXANDER DUVAL.
AUD Corner Of and l2lh streets
HUBBARD, GARDNER & Go.
IJhNEiy reoent arrivals ON Boston, New YORK Phila
FkLi iND WISTER GOODS, consisting 10 psrof
20 easea men'sand boys eosrse sewcd aud pegged
30 Go 70 do Gne car and Iiaed md bound
'eved Booiecs ans shoes
Is 10 ladies' Zoe seal, KID, leather, and morocco
100 N mons enc calf seal and water boots Sc wed
and peEfed
HATS AND CAPS.
40 DO Meu,s and HoyF fne Black Beaver, pl'in and
~ dar 90 % 20 Hair Seal Cap, various prices
% 80 DO DO Fur. seal, O.io and Muskrstdo
10 esaes Bl.k and Drsb wooiIIsis i''''' '''''
LEATHER AND CALF SKINS, &c,
Com sides Sole Leather
100 doz American Calf Skins
40 80 War Upper and Russell Leather
bo do lining and binding skins
% DO boot morocco and seal do
Is DO Brides, Msnngaies and Filings
SHOE THREAD, TwINE, BLACKING, &c.
y bale Shoe Thread, onr own importation
GO lbs COTTON and India Irvine
go dor Backing -
20 eases ruled and plain Csp and Letter Paper
300 reams small size wrapping 10
20 DO large DO do do
TRUNKS.
500 nests seal and Hide Trunks
80 frafais Travelling Trunks
BROGUES.
1000 pair Brosaes, alt of our own manufactoD
s. .S SS''' We invite D' ''''"u'' ' q TO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01

INHE subscriber eceving andkeeps constantly onhano
Il atwhoesale and retail, and at the lowest prices,
GPias. and Japan Tin Ware Of every description .
Also sgreat variety stoves, designed for burning elmer
wood oro al.
Pipes, and every othci article IN hs rae iuane q"
- 20 .l - '''' TITUS RICE. /
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
NEW AND DESIRABLE Goons-

M,In street, opposite Metchlnts COTE House
&c 26-tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-30

GENUS AND THE PRIscE-The people admire both most
on two they their reign and when
they resign it. On the coronation day and the funeral day
they loudly praised So shines star most orsny
AT two poiaat its rising and setting while the sun
and every star less mdheavea just when they pour
the richest light upon the earth. Jsan Paul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-30

HgRpER AID ScHnLgR.-Both in their youth had their
hearts set on The study of surgery. But Destiny SAID
There are deeper wounds than those Of the body neal the
deeper. and they both Jean Paul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-30

From Observation-Disclosures has been received at New Or
leans from Galveston to the 18th inst but nothing had raa
.psed of interest, There had been another aght with the
Indians about fifty miles above Austin in which eight Indians
were killed and 30 horses captured The expedition un-
dor b co umand sfCapt. Doson, who badly wounded
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22
ODoNTICA.--THE TEETH

lVl TIE TEETH !!--THE lNcoMPABABID TooTn
PREPARATIONS The fact is proved, and the mos; in
cre,uous ad dOohing fully convinced as we have
he evidence from the sale Of DO 600 boxes of the Odon-
tea, within the past year, that the Uopion dreams Of
the alchymi>t are realized, and remedy discovered
for preserving those important and useful appcna yes
of the human system, ly the Use Of The Magnetic Oion-
tea, which by lis attractive, and Strengthening quail
ties, all exiraneois substance, from the teeth
and preserves them IN ihernaura brIlliancy and the
gums sounjness and leauty. IL asccrlaned from
experience, that when used, the teeth will never de
cay, but remain till the latest age OF man, with Their
natural wear. When they decaycd, It's progress
will he arrested, and The teeth preserved and prevented
and preserved from aching-all this has been done in
a multitude of Instances and norc-in thousands o
cases, nervous toothache, Chat climax ofpainl has al
once been eecually cured by popular denriirice IN
America. And in conclusion, where, or who is The
young lady or gentleman, aye, the individual that
values beautiful Sc, of teeth, sound gums and sweet
breath more than fifty cents, that will lie longer dcsti.
tuc ola box of DR.. NJ. Hiichccch's Magnetic Odonca
| For "a e Wholesale and retail, by A. HITCHCOCK
Co., No. III Gene>ee ST. Utica, n. v, and ly thcl
agents throughout the United States. In Burlington
by J. q J. II. Peck e. Co, and Theo. A. Peck q Co
In Vergennes byJ. II. Bowman. In Milton, by Bur.
nett Il Sawyer. In Georgia, by Lorenzo James. aug.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22

A THRILLING NARRATIVE.

We never read a narrative of wretchcd-
ness more touchingly told than the one which
follows from real life. The scene occurred
in New York week or two since, befo C
the Police Court, and is from the New York
Tatllcr-a paper remarkable for the vivid
ness and power of its police reports. We
her children better described. If ono can
read the following without feeling queer
about the heart he may depend he has none.
Argus.
GENUINE WRETCHEDNEss.-At tall lag-
gard looking woman, very neatly clad, but
with an air OF worn out gentiIity about her,
was charged with stealing brass candlestick
worth two slings. She sat apart from the
other prisoners, and appeared to be deeply
stricken with poverty and sorrow. 1t was
evident, however, she took no interest in hel
present position, nor cared for the disgrace
or Inconvenience she might be subject to
but that her sorrows had deeper root, anc
that her hear, (alas, what wretchcd hear
was that,) was elsewhere. She signed con.
tnualIy, but her signs were suppressed as j
she didn't wish them to be overheard; ant
her eyes were red and hard with weeping
and she would have wcpt still but that ST.,
had no tears TO she'd She was beyond that
The poor's hair was loose and ragged, he
paroHysms, her wrnklcd brow and her hag
gard eye gave evidence of much mental sui
fering, and her pinched up, attcnualed nos
and chin, aud hollow skinny cheek, told bu
too pldin.ytl,a' stark famine had almost don
its worst upon her, for she was SO muc
wasted, that there could be but little fur,hc
effected by the grave and the worms. lie
dress consisted of an old tattcred gown, am
that was all; for the rents here and there mad
it too evident that she had ~ amer carmen
and she was also dclicientiu noes and stock
ings. God help her, much as vc are use
to scenes ofpoverty and misery, We did nc
think there was SO iorlorn being in exis
tence, or even that being could exist an
be so forlorn. Her name was Ellen Barcla,
The Court having disposed ofthree or for
trifing cases, called Ellen Barclay, bu, re
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22
Shcrman's Breast Ointment,

Ifapplied properly and in due time will cure the most
painful cases of swccd breasts, and prevent the for
nation of abscesses-Even where the swelling has
pointed and shown every appearance of breaking, this
ointment has entirely dlspelled II, and rest the
parts To healthy condition. In applying II, ,lLroth
and soft covering 10 the breast should be made soft
leather or fine compact LINN, with hole in the CEN
ire TO admit the nipple. When so made, put "A coating
of the Ointment, over the inner surface and apply it
closely and smoothly over the whole breast, leaving
the nipple protruding through the hole that the
child can nurse, which it should do as long as the
mother can bear it, Care should be taken To have the
breast drawn by the child otherwise, to pre-
vent an accumulation of milk. Whenever the pae-
ter gets rnkled and thereby uncomfortable new one
should be applied, and constantly worn until cure
affected Ii sometimes necessary to slit the sides
they will conform TO the shape Of the breast and
cover il closely. Ask for Shermans breast ointment,
and see that his signature thus 4. Sherman, W.
d. is on the wrapper, none other can be genuine.
SHERMAN ) PAPILLARl OIL
Is the only nalhble remedy for sore nipples dis
covered. 1t will cure the troublesome in
few days without deprvlng the infant of the breast
warranted superior all other rcmdles when applied
according to the directions on the bottle. See that
the signature of 81. Sherman NJ d. is on the
wrapper none other is genuine Be particular or you
viii be deceived and disappointed. Sold at the V are
" store PANGBORN & BRIN SMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22
YOU COUNTING FOLKS LOOK OF

YOU COUNTING FOLKS LOOK OUT.
The editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer
talks like a creature who is anxious for his
fec. Hear him.
1--WE consider it morally wrong on the
part of a suiior, to linger on year after year,
in his addresses to any "bright particular
STAR" and thus to deprive her, in some
measure, ofthc general society and atten-
tons of others, without some certain pros
pect as TO the termination of the period of
cour,shp. The truth is, there is a time for
all things and even the attachment Ct a
young and impassionod being may have its
bounds, especially if hope be delayed year
after year, and the heart thus sickned, and
the check thus robbed of its bloom by disap-
pointmcHt. Marriage is an institution recog-
nlzcd and enjoiaei both by the laws of God
and man--and if there be any among oul
readers who, having courted year or two
Jack the courage or the means 10 venture
before the iiymcnial aliar--they should ex.
llibit some degree Of n,agnanimiy and self.
denial, and acknowledgement true position
allow others an opportunity Of pressing for.
ward and possessing the prize which they
have neither the ability nor the courage tt
obtain"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22
ID UssELI,s STOMACH BlTrERs. may b,

IL used in Wine or waer.-These celebrated bit,crs
are composed purely Of vege' able, of the most nno-
zen, yet specific virtues. They recommended par
tlcarv for restoring weak constitutions, clean ling
and siren gthcning the stomach, and increasing the
appetitc-aso preventative against the cholera NOR
bus, fever and ague, removing nausea, vomiting,
hear, burning, weakness in the breast, pain in the
stomach and other symptoms olila'ucncc and inhge>
ton. One box will tncture one gallon. Price 25 els.
La box.
RussELL's ITcH OfNrMENT.-Ths choice and safe
ointment said TO superior to any now IN use, for
that di>aerccabe and oaih>ome dsea.c, the ITCH.
This Onlmen, Is ceariain in its operation that
person iIoubled with the above disorder ought to he
without it. 1t is remedy for cu,ancous erupiion,,
sco,c elections Of the head, any other breaking
ont which arises from sharp humors in the blood.
Price 21 cts. box.
Rus,ElL's VEGETABLE BILLTous PILLS, or family
physc, for general use, IN es of Jaundce mort id
>en>ibIv of the stomach and bowels, loss Of appetite
lrd BREATH cos,ivcnes>, Piles, and all diseases ar>
ing from hillary dcran9encn>,-alsO fur correcting
| the state Of the hood and cleansing the system OF
foul and viscld humours These piils are mid
thartic, producing neither pains griping and
therefore valuable and highly approved medicine
and pronounced as such 10y the most dstingu, het
| physicians. Each box containing SO Pills. Prlc,
81 cts. a hox
Rs>eIIs celebrated SALT RHEuM OINTMENT -Thr
is unque>'ionahly the best and safest remedy ever We
offered 10 the public for that obstinate disorder SA LII
| RHEuM. Where other means have failed, II has sue
ceedcd, and the fact that ii has been extensively u>c'
ly eminent Practitioners speaks volumes III It's praise
Ii is equally eilcacous in all diseases Of the skin
scad head ring worms, and The most inveteratc Itch
&c. &c. Numerous certificates nigh, lie obtained
lui the proprietor chooses that fair trial should lie tn
box. For sale by J. 4 J. II. Peck & Co, 1heodor
A. Peck & Co., sign Of the Mortar, and Robert Moody
Burlington; DR.. &. +. Mile, and Hull & Cook, Hines
burgh; $. H. Barnc>, Charlotte; L. James, Georgia
l.. Tyler, Essex; Fuller q Huntington, Richmond
Also, hy the druggists and merchants general
throughout the state. o29I
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22
MILTON & SIR WALTER SCOTT
BURNING OF TIE CAROLINE.

In the library of Mr.. Rodgers, the poet,
a, his house in St. James Place, London, is
the original agreement between Milton and
his publisher, Samuel Symons, in 1906, for
the copy of "Paradisc Lost" Ii is written
on one page Of fooIscap, signed by the con-
tracing parties and witnessed by "Joln
Fisher" and "Benjamin Green" servant
to Mr.. Milton. The autograph of the grea,
poet. Notwithstanding his blindness is re-
markably regular and distinct. This Interest,"
ing relic, we need hardly say, is carefully
preserved by its distinguished owner: it is
framed and glazed, and occupies prominent
place on the walls of the classical and hospi-
table mansion of the Poet of Memory. Mr..
Rodgers, VIC believe, gave seventy gnincas
for this relic For the poem itself Milton
received ten pounds, five being paid in adj
vance and five al the end oftwo years, when
1900 copies had been sold. For each cdi-
ton, not exceeding 1900 copies, five pounds
were to be paid; but in seven years the poet
died, and the widow disposed of all her right,
title and interest, in the work, for an addi-
tional sum of seven pounds. Thus the whole
copyright of "Paradise Lost" brought to
the author and his family seventeen pounds,
and the bit Of paper upon which the agree
mcnt was written was sold and eagerly pur-
| chased for seventy guincas.
Milton was more than fifty years of age,
blind, iniirm, and solitary, when he began
the composition of his great epic. 1t ST.
milar advanced period Of life, Sir Walter
Scott, struck with misfortune, entered into
an engagement to liquidale, by his literary
excrtions, debt of fl2S,O00. Milton rest
ed his long cherished hopes of lasting fame
upon the work thus late begun; Scott stakcd
his character and reputation upon tho fulfil
mcnt of his last engagement. Both entered
with characteristic ardor upon their tasks
and, amid the pressure of increasing age and
inGrmity, never lost sight of their anticipate
ed reward. In seven years, Milton com.
piotcd his divine poem, and held in his hant
the passport toimmortali,y. In seven years
Scott had paid all but one sixth of his cnor-
nous load of debt. The prize was within
view, independence seemed al,lost in hi
grasp, but he had oyer,asked his strength
and disease, soon to be followed by death
came like an armed man, and closed TN
superhuman strugglc.-lnvcrncss Courier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22
THE JEWESSES.

Fontanes asked Chatcaubriand "if he
could assign a reason why the women Of the
Jewish race were so much handsOmcr than
the men 2" To which Chateauhriand gave
the following poctical and Christian one .
"The Jcwcsscs," he said, shave escaped
the curse which alghted upon their fathers,
husbands and sous. Not Jcwcss was to be
seen among the crowd of priests and rabblc
who insultcd the Son of God, scourgcd him,
crowned him with thorns and subjected him
to ignominy and the agony of the cross. The
women Of Judea believed in the Saviour, and
assisted and soo,hcd him under Affections.
A woman of Bethany poured on his head
precious ointment, which she kept in vase
of alabastcr. Tho sinner auointed hls fee,
with pcrfumcd oil, and wiped them with her
HAIR. Christ on his part extended his mercy
to the Jewesscs. He raised from the dead
the son of the widow of Main, and Martha's
brother, Lazarus. lie cured Simon's mother
in-law, ndlhc woman who touched the hem
| of his garment. To the Samaritan woman
he was spring of living water, and a COM
passionate judge to the woman in adultery
The daughters of Jerusalem wept over him
the holy women accompanied him to Calvary
brought balm and spices, and weeping, sought
him in the scpulchrc. "Woman why wee
pest thou pills first appearance, after hi,
resurrection, was to Mary Magdalcne. lie
said to her, "Mary." At the sound of his
voice Mary Magdalenc's eyes were opened
and she answered "Mastcr." The reilec,ion
of some beautiful ray must have rested on the
| brow of the InWrss."