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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25

have been cxcavnted to deposit the dead, but
their tonbs are built On a level with The
carll's surface. Comparing human skull
taken from one Of these stoney arches with
one taken from o mound that had been raised
uear ten feet over the skeleton, II seems that
The changes lbOt have been wrought on them,
by time, are very similar. Tie skull taken
from these rocky tombs presents to the eye
the appearance OF bone that has been cal.
cined by slow aud continued heat, dissipat.
ing the fibre and gelalinc, and leaving moth.
ing to preserve The identity OF the human
form, but the phosphate ol lime. II has been
supposed by those who have examined the
contents OF the noands that are found in
various places between he Scioto and Mimi
Rivers lho, they nave been the Repositories
Of the human remains for many ages"
Ailer remarkng upon the remains Of the
Mammoth, the writer says:--
~ am led 10 conclude, therefore, that the
human beings whose remains are now re.
posing in these rocky tenements, were at
least co-cvhl with the Mammoth in hs day
Of notable existence Perhaps long before
that new scpulcllre Of Joseph Of Arenathea
was made a part of that rim doing md disc.
bedicni tribe of Israel had wandered over
the land and over The sea and tcnantcd
The spot o. which now write. IL may be-
the skull now look upon aided m bniding
some oi these sioncy orchcs over the last
remains Of some on" of that peculiar people.
Skull, vert thou Jew or Gentle? Wert
thou man Of letters with your songs and
your merrimeni or nm uniui0rcd savage (?
Dld'st thou worship the true God? ? or bow
the knee TO stocks and stones? DiG'st thou
eat pork or The sucueni JUICE Of the green
herb Alas thou hecd'st me not. Well.
too may one day be like thee. A thousand
years may puss into lorgetiulness and obl-
won and my tonguelcss jaws and scqhed
and worn.eaten skull may remain rs a last
lingering evidence OF n former race"
1t is even SO. They who now glory in
youth, and beauty, and wealth, thousand
years hence may have their skulls porod over
by Biologists and Antiquarians !, nay be
doubtful to what race or nation they be-
longcd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25


Mr.. Clay of Ala. expressed wish to
make a speech upon the subject, and in
reply To Mr. Benton, when Mr. Man
gum, Of N. Carolina, moved an adjourn.
lneni. Mr.. C.. will therefore speak to-
morrow.
In the IIousR. - Bv n resolution adop-
ted this morning, thu House Of Repre-
sentaiiyes voted to take a recess from
half past two until four o'clock for tho
remainder Of the session.
The Fl o use continued the disc cussion
upon the Civil and Diplomatic Bill until
late hour last evening, and resumed il
this morning.
In SENATE, Friday, Feb. i9.-The
resolution to elect printer for the next
Congress was debated for long time,
the motion being to postpone until nfler
the 4th Of March. The motion was
lost, 26 TO 10.
Mr.. Clay brought forward his motion
TO repeal The Sub-Tressury, which the
Senate agreed to consider 90 to %, and
then adjourned.
In the House., there wasa foolish per.
sonal alteration between Mr.. Stanley
Of North Carolina and Mr.. Campbell
of South Carolina, growing out Of some
thing said 10y the former on Thursday,
in disparagement Of the palmetto state.
The gentlemen expressed contempt for
each other, as usual, and talked belli-
geranlly.
A long debate arose on bill introduce
ed by Mr.. Eastman, TO continue for five
years the provisions of the pension act
Of 1888 To certain widows.
AT the evening session the bill was
passed in committee, reported 10 tho
House, the report agreed to, md the
bal passed.
The appropriation bill was then taken
up, the motion being MIR. Stanley's to
strike ont the onac,ing clause. Before
taking any question the House adjourn.
ed.
In SENATE, Saturday, Feb. 2o.-Mr.
Norvell made another effort TO admit
Indies to the floor, but 26 Senators voted
against i, and only II in its favor.
The Senate then proceeded to the
election of printer. BIair s. Rives were
chosen by vote Of 26, the Wing Ssns-
tors not voting at all.
Mr.. Clay's resolution to repeal the
Sub Treasury, ailer a few words from
that gentleman and some others, was,
on motion Of Mir. Sewer, laid on tie ta-
bic, ayes 81, noes % there being, for
the first time this session, full Senate,
and the motion carried by bare ma
Jority.
The Senate then went into Executive
session.
In the House. the appropriation bill
again. Mr.. Underwood spoke at large,
and was followed by MIR. Sergeant, on
whose motion the House adjourned to
Monday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25
TTUE CIPV-WTHFNS,
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.

A Ho,x.-A ridiculous story was circula
ted yesterday. that the Falls of Niagara, md
Goat Island were swept away. The news
purporied to be- from the Buffalo Commcrcial
Advertiser Of the nth inst, and the event i,
stated to have occurred in all Saturday las,
1t was apparent, from the style as well as the
substance OF the narrative, that it was an nb.
snrd fiction ard it was equally clear that if d,
had been true, II could not have reached here
at the time of lis appearance, unless by the
New York and Erie Railroad. which railrnad
we believe. is not yet bnil'. The story there.
fore gained lltIle credencc, and on tie arri-
val Of the Albany mail last evening. without
bringing any confirmation. it wns entirely
discrcdGed.- BosL .7ip. of !Saiuday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25

THs WILL or MR. BARTLETT learn
that the late Wm. Bartlett, Esq. Of Newbury
port. has bequca'hed fifty thousand dollars 10
the Theoloricol Summary nt Andover. ma.
king more than two hundred thousand dollars
as The total amount of his donations to ihr,
Institution. The estate Of Mr.. Bartlett Proves
To bc nbonl half n million of dollars in value
most Of which, cSccr, tho bequest To- Ando.
yor, Is given Ia the grand children of the de-
ceased-N y Jopr. Of Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25

IIsRE's A CHANcE.--Tho following sd.
vrr'isemnnl nndcr the head Of "Wife Want
ed is in the Ba,esviIlc (Ark) News:
"hny gal what's got bed, Calico dress.
coffee pot and etille, knows how % make
n lnniih' shcn. sDi knows how 10 take care NJ
'ch'ldr"n, can have my saryiccs till death parts
both on ~"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25

The BsliImofr correspondent, of the y. 3.
Ga,rtie, states tbs, Tho appirsiion oi Dsnry
Elliot fer divwce from bis vie tMrl, Ce.
h,t', bas been reported upon uvGnsotably.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25
nm y. +. n.

lam y. j. ". a. j."
The police were Immediately IN par.
suit of the runaways, hot no lraee ould
be discovered OF them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25

ALL FOR Love. "A young girl, beau.
tiful aud rich, lately eIoped with n lover
from Newburyport, Mass. while on.ihe
eve Of being married TO another. Tho
bridegroom waited n long while, bu, the
bird was flown.
Mrs. J. the mother, did not suspect
any thing until note was iounc ~ her
daughter chamber, addressed to her,
Of winch The following is a copy, ,,rbu.
I'm ct liieratlm:
N...l.... n, ,a,,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25
LAWS OF R. ISLAND.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In General assembly, Jan. Session, a. ID. Is4l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25

Ten years had passed awhy-and on
a cold, starry evening in mid.winicr, n
long line Of carriages nigh. have been
seen in one Of the fashionable streets OF
New York, which drew up in sncces.
sion before n splendid mansion brilliant
ly illuminated, to PERM, the occupants
to nlght. Two young ladies', who were
among the first who entered the mng-
nIheent drawing room, were seated some
what apart from the rest of The company
and were engaged in conversation which
appeared to be deeply Interesting to
themselves. Both were fashionsbly and
rather taslelulIy alfred: * u person who
many Yeas before had cbsnced 10 lool;
N upon The cbildrsn's pahy, might have
remembered one vi them TO be Selma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-04

ME are receiving FAN Supply Of A-rrrI,ur, L.,
ter assnrtm' NJ, than has ever hrrn tarr f., 49, 49,,
Farmers. Tia longer necessary fr rur PLANE.
10 NI.il lot tn' implements, they iiui them
our arrangements Unaic a lew weeks rssO al, such
a. To enable furnish any article n tls hyriIr II
me Al factory p'iccs; and hiyus hrt recently In
iS business, atiOris IA pleasure To h,,r ih, --s
] ~ o FtHl-rN in oTtrt ta' ~ may have any at, Ie
ilfci Tot them that vii uu ada. 10 our sat,
We shall use our best 1~lyolrs.o meet Tho NJ, ss az H.
AEtc mural ccnminy ant shall ,iy, ,ir ptrroa,
implements at the lowest prices crn obtain Tins end mr.
assortment consists, IA Iait at the following. VIZ:
P.oushs-I, = and horse
Green swsTd Pllugus-2 3 -ud narr,
S ,id IN his place should supply hus,TT w ID, ono t
No. coughs a. o. Givy.'is itr ,ui lr"u ,ys.hus
poua.e mould holri Plough. Tor ,p.u,.s hir.aSs
Improved Eolr Plough
Tue slsunSs VI tncsc rou-hsarc super ria sny thing
S'et CtcrCdin this market lui are chilled which .,
h'n hiri and at the uuIc, ough 3 thcy viii f,.t
gger aus 30 better wors ,visc oyrl rhan ihc common
Wolch oui prices ,r those superior Piuulls ar, ryy
49, 81 me ogGlmon 'ou-h have heretofore tcyu
moNrN.s 30 Gurhotnc 10
RoassIes, Noursc 4 Mason's 80
TEo ,. Nour'c 1, M-son's Com shelters
our balance wheel ''''' Wan
DO double do In, d5 do do
Improved Horse Power
Corn and Cob CrushcT
Ih@udcr'- Improved Double Harrow
Expanding tUl;iya.oTs, three different kinds
Hand
Manure Forks and Rskcs
spades and shpv be-. flom three or fuur factories
Gram >cuups end Sh0vcis
Patent 'hurrs. an entirely new article
Idrdyn and Potd'g Hoes
WIZ -Alsi every artc.c necessary Tor pan'I.
u9n. u Sa mistaken idea, a because lr PIDus bis are
OF saPtrtnI hhiSh aud model that our prices
qlenty high u gives pleasure 70 show our aEslr
mcnt aud give the best their cf,spr,.s en- n
u.s. i've doors below the Bell Tavern.
P.s.-Garieu Seeds and Fruit TTces 80 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-04
'rAiiIi s. I.IIISS
Family C;rcc.,v an, co ~ - -

Family Grocery AMI Commission Merchants, in rear
oi the Exchange, l. or Man street.
- rHShe ssnsrsl, 70 their stock OF Family CS, ceres OF
nr"~U aUd Luaf sugars OF all qualities
pulycuzcd Sud Crushed do
nhwhtc, OH Java snd Lasu,Is Coffee
l''nliii sugar house and y Molasscs
salm5nJ, sh,i and Roe Ircrrinss
s'1p. gSI N,n, Sperm aud Islow Candles
feNns Nih'ghr, very superior
SPICES Of SORTS
Fresh Hops, ist sort
SIlad bl, Ia tasks and bottles
walnut Mushroom AMI TomUoc Caisnp
Loud French ani American Mustard
Pickles, surted
GudVa Jcltrs andrTcsCrcs
Branded iIuts
AuehTyics, Anchovy Paste Picked Lobsteis, aud
an, French Sariiucs IN OH
Mhccaroni, NcrmicCllc
Dsi L"s,ish and American Cheese
Do r,ir ' Pat "I %iS Stout aud quarts
lgpcE,i, Gqn}owicr. Young lIyson and Hack Teas
chnng Tea 49, "
Oh OIL Lail,sycie, blackburn end Hope ErMaic,ra
Pale and Brown sherry Wines, various brnnIs mar,
Oid PouiaIs f"''
Boxer old Anchor, ls3i
nMl ,on's Gown impuTtaouN
slarshns burgundy
Sparkling and sui lIucks
Auniscun, krTchucnas .cr aud Maraschino Co,lri,rs
i"nion Dock Cognae brandy
Doz,Hcrsd G SS I GS' W ycG ITs
Run. itutottciin ISIo
od Ample Grsn,iy and rye whiskcy
llouhc hcTr'd Schiriutu Gin
Rc.a.',, Congress and Principe Cigars
OH Cuba smoking Tobacco all OF whirh together will,
o,nrr articles 100 numerous To ncnon offered Tor
br had Ia this market Any article purcnas 81 OF us tt
n, -,'' cnire satisfaction, may be returned the
iuhic' 27-2awtT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-04

W., P SS.'. i g G i9s, so,,r.
40 New Orleans 40
~ do Porto Rico 10
ca boxes and ucrccs loaf sugar
l55 bags Java IsupcIoD Coffee
o. hhis TRINIDAD, y Rico and Orleans Molasscs
- bhls New Orleans 10
~ tcrccs fresh Rice
2sl sSE Co. 10y 10 Glass
10 10 Iiulrs patent Tallow Candles
10 DO compensation DO dc
~ 40 Judfs patent Sperm 10
1000 SACKS b's Liverpool flrdsau
Ion 10 Eruuut Alan
500 KEGS Nails assorted
~ 30 box 10 and SPIKES
, ccroons Indigo
- 10 fool<oap add ic,.cr DO
~ s,s- refined sal, Pe;rc
- no PEPPER
10 ar casks , pipes sicily icirGIwoOdhouselvi
p casks sweet Malaga Nine
haf pipes OLD Nj icira 30
2n ucrecs fresh Thomasion Lime
~ bpls Tar
$50 bills No \ & Hcrrings
IS do family Roc 40
3nO sides srlr Leather
bales shoe Thread
~ Ns,a ssg,ta Jb,ue gnu GrE,S..snss p,,,,.-
50 kegs Ia Points sporting and blasiing Powder
80 hs.s shot, assorted
2n5 i bas"c's iicris Grass seed
ruuaurr euupOy,iier aud h'acS Tea
Be- Cotfs AMI Leading Lines
starch, hes. London Nui tL-u. CcNou arms &c.
IRON.
l5O tons Sgclcs. country and TrcicCaT Iron. compTs
Ing general assortment OF all sizes ci dat, round
and square
= tons taaFboN, hoop auj sheet Iron
( go Plough P.ates
Mould boards
. tons >AI Rods. assorted sizes
: ru Amrucsu hls-srct ScCl
Na.. 40 Gu-I-h 30 80
/ ton c4ss RssnIIrt siEs>l iu
hslt ln German so
tons egr.L- steel from 4 20 y wlf".
So ~ MDRTHAN NlGRt DER \ 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-04
10 NOI-NTRN MERlmANr.

1hINA, ~ GLASSWARE AND GLASS
Cheaper than ever oiis,sd in Virginia for clzh or
APPROVED CREDIT.
Hose $50" buy i.E cash. Wi. fUr Gods almost rf ff.r
own prices. For aafla|n., coll nu T. T. Iugg.
'.."sr oppasi's Hsssrs Gay6 BsHN.ys.
Main Street, Richmond.
MhNL fu-' received 100 crates of CDmuun arH Prl'r
ttfN' .WHr". imported expressly fuf Ht ir..n u. Va.
-,la tI. NorI iatuII making uy a..ffUolf complete
OF '"Fy r'W style and pa'fe ami hofsy.df boo ruIs
Do t.i superior fHnUy ever fNDrrItn fHH fuHrgf. T.s.
. ON short notice. ''
Merg. from ne Country will please riys rr a. call.
i0 purchase.
h'1u. % packages of Gis-r-wnc making ssarf,s ,a
."rim,n' from Common Tumh'ers sf twu sHIIIn1s psr
dozen o. lNr Riches. Cut Clos desired.
A.uf Nirf.I aud Toilet LOOKING G.4sesH.r email zfay..,
. aus upwards.
rtoas We're, fromre Manufacturer al Factory prices
| Fr " I Tffg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-04

S'hhIA- 'ohrul Nh KREOrOTE ACOUSTIC OH
- IIf Do. cure 90 b.alu' s Pains iu r 'rH ami 4Ie m
Un.r HffZfneH.c i.'-. Isn ur H.zl.ug 1f Irarl Il.
.f'NE 20 N'"r. t.Elfug Of ..ffr. So which 4fr .y..
an. w.fHuI.l.so. ''
Iu' owl .'.." OIL. N" u produces no pain. but OIL DAD.
'.f'f 200 sHi'' POO. Hrf pleasant asr-1au TFr rrl ls
.Il W I..I. ... been nIrfu.1 fr.u on ErgsH Au.
lis 'I -i'. r Who Hia YHuI from IYrg uIl rfg..
I'n .N IaIn... iu rUrr'n cases UI nf fWfrfy tr4a
r.NN.'a 'Wrr I"H want Di alton 100 tIr syyr. .f
I'l-s 'f ''f't boo fur care, bis object therefore
we. 7. .I .'.IIHg fa' wnI'I sfsife O. healthy rgp
In 100 N..r p'fs. hN.t long series of eEgsI,U,f,f.
"ui hl''.' o.. lH combination U'U great number ,i
"h,f QUO iI" i. DIE 'hIra wore Or Ifa rgrr.t ,. ts
c'ss uiIe I.''yery ui tIs preparation vIrgI l,s ,e
c'Vrg tr uaur ri ~r4rrss Compound rs9so,, Aeon al,
VII N.1t hE,n Do fhs country a.Duf one year add
~ wonderful hHs uUCn fs tH,r's boz curing AL al. ,.,s
ND deaf 'naff frIm pure u.FcHHf humanity d ID. no. Y
'ici to ihr public, that 1 may have au Gp.5ttpUt, m
| proving Boz DiJDary. ''y vi
supply rucoVrd anil Tor sale
LYELi, JOHNSTON a IYEII
l sea AtJhckildoe's old stand, Rishuond ",
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-04
81 DOZEN nDHhgU'- IMPROyED CHEMICAL
OR CHLORIDE SOAP, for sale, by
RAMI.. I. AIDE & 90.

Agents for the Maker
no This SOAP possesses virtues and properties
found 10 np other II is manufactured by practical
Chemist. By washing TIE face and hands with ia Soau
every morning n Will make tho skin az smooth and H.
soft silk removes tan pimplcs, and blcmiscs; aud
GOO 100 l'rrI kinds.
u being msH" n Chloride 81 sofia, makes n a very dis
injecting af'r.H n those who afflicted with often
sIs' breath wuIII fret soft tooth brush and then
pass 'Ovor This snap aud rub the teeth and gums there
wifi every morning t will the aruryy the gums
ami prevent The teeth uu Tpng anu sChing, preserve
tIc ruHiuci aud cure the offensive breath.
IT'S avery superior IIiclc Tor washing aud cleansing
sores and wounds and preparing the flesh a. heal No
Tiers should mot ur without this soap; by washing children
fH'r'H'H 10 prevents ears Iui many ruauruus
nnrnnr. lf s believed that should the body he we'll
washed s'uyfr with This soap week. would prc.
y'urtuy disease which the human bOy subjected
u hgf rrUyrItD be- the best article iu f0r removing
Hfs'so, Paint Tar, SC. from Linen, Cotton aud woOlen
Goods.
R1lrs auI hlnIkrtchcs which have long lain Ly and
become yellow, w being washed with this 5Usp, will be-.
/ come white.
prrUlr.t end a.fI. wlDirraIr md retail. or ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-04
LYELL. JOHNSTON a LyEL,..


AZ yaBiss hchiidoss Old Stand RicAHsgnL HTstHin.
NNTHOlESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS la Drugs
w Medicines, Chemicals, bye Woods, Painters Ara
clcs, OILS Window Glass, Glaas Ware, Ac which thcy
will sell uu lh raj terms.
Nutmcas Mace, Indigo snuff Maceaboy, Louil
CASTLE sap, Gloves, laIds, Scotch, do.
Cinnamon, cayenne Pepper Lamp BLACK. Black Lead
Coppcrus, Rotten stone Stalg hton's Btcrs, Chalk
Pot and Pearl Ashes, starch sup. carb. soda, Putty
iiquoricc Rail, Icgwond, Scidtz Powders, soda 10.
saSratus, Fig blue, Alum Yeast Powders, Alcohol
Powder ell Ginger and Root Castor OIL Ia bottles
white LCad, Sry amt In oil EPSON salts Flour sulphur
Jamaica Ginger, Salpctrc Ink, In bottles, Birthstone
OIL Peppermint, aud other LuciicT Matches
essential otis British tusre
istnslass, Russia Owe oil, la baskets aud
sponge. coarse and fine barrels
Soda. for washing
OlIS-WintcT strained sperm; Fall do; Iinsccd, Meats
cot Spirits TurpcnUuc.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTlCLES-Surgical Instruments
Ianccs, Evanss best importation, and warrant
Ell Ecnuinc hpothccarcs and ,onecuoncIs' Glass Fur
turc assorted q" all dcseIptcps Nials B'ucs, Coz ks
&C; PcTtuncry, Soaps, Tooth Brushes, Powders 49,.
Paints dry grosnd in OIL Oils Window Glass Brushes
Colors. aud Painters Articles.
FAMILY AND PATENT MEpl lNES-Phy sicians AND
Country Merchants select COO from ss largo and
good AN assortment can be ouncn any other store
be Statco. Virginia.
no. The most pronr; attention paid to packing and
shipping orders mh NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-04
DONIESTICS.

Ns sa E'sS , NIscsass Rshogd and Petersburg
/ -, = .nch aai! Mechanic shirtiGss
| 3 g., a. g 'u'h Na,rseoa 10
/ - NlLe hester Tu
.r'.l 'aacy OF duc i5i and O.. Brown shectnss hes
10 cas,s Ecaehoi Domesues, comprising good assert
same hcay, slca,hci shec,inss, atGd
| y . ..c,.h"' h,ui.'on Succ,iug
I Bl"aeF.d ari Brown nrhnKs
NEGRO CLOTHING & BLANKETS.
tGsi l''y or Rerscy' all wool very heavy aud strong
ta~t5 grey Ted hsrscy, IN arel- Is heavy As No
NaF H"'n aud believed II be more desirable for ser
Cattle Cari Kcr=,y, Washington Jeans. Por,.,s6c,.
J.l-. Mc,yy SiiHucts aui o'hcr styles OF Goods ior
81 aai Maryland Peaitoatlry and ..Knsrsn Lin
! TN..,i anI pltH. BAnAeJs
Extra 'S.Irl ribbon bound Blankets Of American manu-
! ia-sure. 60 sIt, Ella saa si-a pair.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES * vESTINGS.
p 80 '~iisd1ue do
| E,.ra I'M Invisible C:~ecr. Rine ami Olive Cloths
Ta# BIZ, Be-, ,l,s at ,f,ss''aeres for overeoas
-, lic4v, Pot t...!s, a great tarsain
| Ev-7 fnc pr. Ccrhs
Fine blue AMI n'lcS CaSsimcrss
SUPER wgade uacS hall mild French Cassimercs OF c1
Ian uic assortment Of Fancy Cassucres from 81 PEI
H4tl % its tIesi lmnorIcd-uiany new styles
Err mo lar, cadet, steel mixed and green sau.nei.
Een,u->, leans RON 3 3 Per yard to the fncsr
Nlenca Cashmere, Br'cha and wocen Velvet vcstings
a hlai snmo assortment
ElesaEr ts.rr. anl p.ain English satin vestings
Be, GeaalN .lv,rs. Tor YES, aud Collars
Co.orcl six NeIS,is, Tor trimming drcsscs,&c.
SILK GOODS.
BaoE and blue h'trs rnssfisurei, plain ana striped
ne7.g s.; sJy alfl hes; qualities Tor retail
R'n enema aud chauseab!o silks
PAN aai ,ltnstriped rhangeable six Serses
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-04

JAMGs - GEORGE WINSTON,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
REFER To
la,ubeu a Mckenzie. Alexandria
John hnsgs A 10, baltimore
TIA " Butcher, Philadelphia
James Hunter, Nrs. York
ttaucis Fisher, Bpsion
NuShau, a hrrihcIU, rituburg
Henry Crew, Richmond Ohio
Benz W Lsdd Siuuhhcld. Ohio
lcmucl Jones, VI Pleasant, Ohio
NTodd. Cincinnati
Horn Carpenter, do
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-04
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

~ RICHARDS 4 60. now receiving, per ships
~. harAawaY aud Caledonia Dandcr from Llyorponl a
'Gc supply oi fa hardware To- which they
rNllc ne Mt,ni"n Of Country Merchants and others
n 'nS az" Imported direct from the
AMI viii he sold al New York pticcs Those whn wish m
'rst the matter ~ by care aud rGsmnin. fr N en-
Selves ~ The sign Of the saw N stre.t ot,u,sit, a.
Tavern RchluonI. Va N'' -" =. a,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-04
HIAIts SHALL
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,

OF Pp-IIE TIE Banks.
THE subscriber has HtuI AMI constantly Wluufar-
turing every article Boo the Furniture he, and soHrs
a call from u.rha-Drs Having machinery. driven by
water power employed. enables uiu fU manufacture
auy article in hs line good The aIC..
eau Boo made elsewhere. II. Advantage OF -lilsry,
besIcs assisting In expedition, enables us 'u have faG
material used rH0rUug seasoned. (Which is l much
imp0 tp have good article good work. hy having
the timber sawed up and stuck away syu. Hmc before
worked W. ". SMITH.
A.u-Cora'au''y HauH aud for sale. large and 20
neral stock of Mahogany, which BIS usually purchased az
auction 100 tHs Ior, Hu# awe On my direction.
A 'IfuIaI.l with urpmufrTsa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-04
ROBERT MOTT,
HOUSE & SIGN PAINTER, GLAZIER, &c.
Next door to the Exchange Bank,

INFORMS his friends aud the public he has received
part of has sprung supply ofPLius OIL, Glass a. wluc
HtrNF inMutN nap Uu CTltp terms iilyIus AS ano
SET pi wuTnrn a. can De procured, ne Will rucavur u
give genera. subtraction Al kinds of Paints put un 10 ut
fer GLASS ui all sIzcs sold by the box sing hght--e
vr Ssgs 90 soap stone Paint sale low valuable ar.
fIClc tor tiu ar sliugI. roofs.
T. : have procured the services 81 Mr. James barnes
cnni Heu AMI Chair Painter will warrant hs work not
Inferior 10 suy Ike work done IN tie city.
mH IDLY Il MOTT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-04
JAYNE,s CAnMINATINE nALsAM

is a certain, safe and eiiactual remedy Tor Dysen.
terry, D1rhni, or Lopseness, Cholerl MOrbus
Summer Complain, Choc, Gripping Palms. Soul
Stom'ch, Flliuency, &c. &c, and all Spasmodic
and Nervous Diseases, as sick and nervous Head
ache, Hys'ori, Crlmp, sc. SC.
THIS Que pf The efficient pleasant and 81 fc com
positions ever of'fc p ti" public, for the Of h,
various arrangements OF Ic s.UaCh and bOtrsLs and h'
only article WORTHY u the least confidence for curnl
CHOLERA iNFANTUM OF ~ MINER COMPLAINT; an.
Do all the aDIy" diseases really artE ike charm.
Al p'r-"ns are requested 10 Ty o., for there mo mis-
TX" HNuU H bTins Of the valuable family edt
ciu"s ever yet discovered HunircIs-nay thousands
c'rtsi's have been received from Physicians Clergy
men, and families ut the fret rcsuec liability bearing h,
irOngeH testimony boo - favour, too publish
I-I. 70 iHi supply Of JAY MS INDIAN EXPECTOV
Ant aud TONIC ELRIIFIGE
For sale ~ LTELL, JOHNSTON a LYELL.
Tu.r Agents fur the Proprietor,
At J. hcKios's old stand
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-04

y. HOOPER g. SONS
REGUI. A II Ii n F. OF a e X r L ,,
From BdifiHsre 10 Richmond. direct rti; -
Schooner James Fisher IevenR Mister, Maser'
Merchant T. Morgan, 40.
pantsl,pn, A. ". Saunders. 10.
Mary Whcsten, J. Hooper, do
4 shorter, DO.
Thomas Dali, Grrith, DO
Manchester, : Edmondson, do.
The above all good vessels and commanded 10y eh-
perieuced Captains .
For rcish the above vessels, apply Masters on
ooar,i al Ralsion A Peasants wharf, 81 10
JAMES FISHER & SON,
tn.o6 Only Agents foi this Line